Susan Bigelow, columnist with CTNewsJunkie, talks whether we saw what we expected from yesterday's elections, and looks at the most surprising wins and losses.

Gov. Ned Lamont discusses the Transportation Plan, aid to cities and towns, and the Governor’s Workforce Council.

Dr. Kenneth Long, Ph.D., Professor of History and Political Science, looks at some of the races in the state to be watching today. Are there some bigger races nationally that we should be watching? Do the impeachment talks affect people's voting?

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, explains why the first frost has saddened workers of the state's soil.

Kristen Cusato, Director of Communications with the Alzheimer's Association, Connecticut Chapter, talks Caregiver Month. November is Caregiver Month, and Connecticut has 178,000 mostly unpaid caregivers taking care of the 78,000 people living with Alzheimer's disease.

Daniela Altimari, statehouse reporter at The Courant, talks the Trump factor, a generational shift, and an unusually ugly tone-- five things to watch for on Election Day in Connecticut.

Lenny Assard First Selectman, town of Bethlehem, joins us for Mayor Monday.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst and host of Jill On Money, talks Open Enrollment. We have far more control over our insurance decisions than we do over the economy or the stock market. Jill discusses some of the most popular insurance plan options for young and older people alike. Jill On Money is brought to you by Asset Strategies in Avon.

David Alistair Yalof, Professor and Department Head Department of Political Science The University of Connecticut, asks where do we go, Constitution-wise, with the Impeachment inquiry?

Rep. John B. Larson (CT-01) explains why he voted for the impeachment inquiry resolution.