Christina Ray Stanton lived just six blocks from the World Trade Center Buildings on September 11th. She was later diagnosed with a 9/11 related cancer and has been fighting ever since.

91 Year Old Otho Eskin joins us to discuss the fact that Senior citizens make up 20% of the population in Connecticut and nearly 80,000 of those folks are living with Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementia. However, Otho wrote a book at 80! How does he stay so sharp?

Our NFL Picks are back again! The debauchery, The insight, The picks... it's all back! We are sorry for what is to come this season!

CT Insider's Marc E Fitch has written a new horror book titled There Was No One There. It is for sale now and he talks about his writing process and the new book.

Gregg Greenberg is a Senior Writer for Investment News. He discusses the current state of the financial market and he remembers where he was on September 11th.

Luke Bronin is running for the 1st District on the Democrat side. He joins us to discuss his campaign being a heavy favorite to win.

Opening Monologue from this morning has Brian literally left on the curb upset about the effort of the patriots in their opening game against the Seahawks. It is his Friday today and he is feeling it!

Former CNBC Colleague Ron Insana joins us to recall September 11th now 25 years later.

Ken Feinberg, the man who administered the federal 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund and inspired the acclaimed film Worth—shares the moving story of national tragedy, grief, and healing in the updated paperback release of What Is Life Worth? He joins us to talk about that day and the continued fight.

John Senecal was a cameraman for NBC CT and remembers an interview that morning that will stay with him forever.