Chief of Infectious Diseases at The Hospital of Central Connecticut. Re; Updates on State flu

Arthur H. House, Connecticut Chief Cybersecurity Risk Officer, and Mark Raymond, state Chief Information Officer, have managed the response to the attack on State computer systems. Learn more.

Catherine Mortensen, Media Liaison, National Rifle Association’s Institute for Legislative Action, discusses deciphering fact from fiction on The NRA stance on certain law's and regulations regarding fire arms.

Sen. Len Suzio, ViceChair of the Transportation Committee, addresses yesterday's forum on transportation.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News  Business Analyst, shares lessons from Warren Buffett.

Harry J. Kazianis, the Center for the National Interest’s Washington, DC based Director of Defense Studies and North Korea expert, as well as Executive Editor of The National Interest, talks North Korea now signaling a willingness to talk to the Trump Administration? While talks are certainly better than war, the fundamental question is this: Will North Korea be willing to discuss the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula?

Catherine Smith, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner, discusses the story from CT News Junkie, about manufacturing continuing as a bright spot in Connecticut’s economy.

Kevin Dillon, Executive Director Connecticut Airport Authority joins the program as Bradley International Airport marks five years of consecutive passenger growth. The Connecticut Airport Authority (CAA) is pleased to announce that Bradley International Airport has achieved five years of year-over-year passenger growth. Under CAA’s management, since 2013, the airport has experienced a continuous upward trend in passenger traffic.

Rep. Tony Guerrera, House Chair of the Transportation Committee, talks tolls in the state of Connecticut.  How many do we need across state roads?

Marc Fitch, Investigative Reporter with Yankee Institute, asks will Connecticut be the most heavily tolled state in the country? In a 2015 tolling study, CDM Smith recommended placing 78 electronic tolling gantries along all of Connecticut’s interstate highways. That means Connecticut would be tolling every mile of interstate highway within its borders, giving Connecticut the dubious distinction of being the most heavily tolled state in the nation.