Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News  Business Analyst, is back. Did Chinese tariffs alone cause the market slide? (Hint: NO).

Christy Kovel, Director of Public Policy, Alzheimer's Association Connecticut Chapter, shares details on the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2018 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures report, recently released and including important, updated findings related to the individuals living with Alzheimer’s or dementia and their afflicted families in Connecticut.

Eric Gjede, counsel with CBIA, Connecticut’s leading business organization, represents the views of Connecticut businesses on labor, employment, and transportation issues.

Rep Tony Guerrera, House Chair of the Transportation Committee, talks legislation on electronic tolls which was approved by the Transportation Committee... A big legislative hurdle.

Tom Johnston, Director of Bands PBIS Coach Farmington High School, and Student Musician Rohit Limaye discuss the Jazz Festival in Farmington. The Farmington High School Jazz Band will be featured at the annual Jazz Festival on March 25th.

Mike Handler, Republican Candidate for Connecticut Governor, joins the program.

Tommy Binion, Director, Congressional and Executive Branch Relations for The Heritage Foundation, talks the budget talks and government shutdown... The spending deadline is this Friday.

Robyn Kaplan-Cho, CEA’s teachers’ rights advocate, is an expert on the topic of aggressive student behavior and assaults on teachers. She talks about the growing trend and why legislators must enact policies to keep classrooms safe. Kate Dias, a Manchester teacher, and Manchester Education Association president, speaks on the rise in aggressive student behavior in the classroom and how it is impacting students and teachers.

Capitol Bureau Chief with CTMirror.org Mark Pazniokas talks about the General Assembly approving raises for home-care workers.

Molly Belmont, Director of Marketing, Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau, talks the NCAA Women’s Regional bringing big bucks back to Albany. Visiting athletes pump $1.1 Million into Albany economy. So with co many CT residents heading to Albany to watch the games, what is there to do in Albany and surrounding areas?