Hiawatha Bray, technology writer for the Business section Of the Boston Globe, talks about Facebook’s mentality-- anything for a buck.

Erin Stewart, Mayor of New Britain, discusses her declared candidacy for Governor of the state of Connecticut.

George Jepsen, CT Attorney General, says the initial step to an MGM casino would not jeopardize the tribal deal.  And Jepsen urges the legislative committee to end fees for credit freezes in Connecticut.

David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Capitol Hill Correspondent, talks the latest happenings out of DC.

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) issued the following statement in reaction to reports of a fatal crash between an autonomous Uber vehicle and a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona: "This tragic incident makes clear that autonomous vehicle technology has a long way to go before it is truly safe for the passengers, pedestrians, and drivers who share America’s roads." Hear more from the Senator on this issue.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, says Bysiewicz is the favorite, but Bronin stands out.

Kevin Rennie, Daily Ructions, Hartford Courant writer, looks at Democrats polling a Primary Challenge to Larson.

Chris Lippke, First Selectman, Town of Canterbury, joins us for Mayor Monday, brought to you By Bertera Subaru. Lippke's town is facing an $500,000 penalty from the state department of Education for reducing their education budget to reflect the Governor’s cuts in education funding. The department believes it violates the Minimum Budget Requirement. Lippke responds.

Emily Bjornberg, Director of Financial Education at the Office of the Treasurer, discusses the benefits of a CHET plan for CT residents, how using tax refunds can help give an added boost to an account (or even get one started) and the benefits of a 529 plan vs. another form of saving for college.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst, says get ready for the first Fed rate hike of 2018. Newly minted Fed Chair Jerome Powell will preside over this.