Richard G. Stevens, Ph.D. Professor, Community Medicine and Health Care UConn Health talks about the time change coming up (Fall back). It’s all about what time a person must be to work or school, and what time one must get up to be there on time: after sunrise, or before.  Stevens also just did a piece on why breast cancer risk is HIGHER in western parts of each time zone.

Jeffrey Treistman, an assistant professor of national security at University of New Haven, looks at Spain, political violence and civil wars... which so far this has not escalated into.  Treistman is watching the situation carefully, and comments on policy options to avoid that.

Erin W. Murray, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Simsbury Public Schools, discusses the challenges of changing school start times.

Ted Shafer, First Selectman, Town of Burlington joins Ray for this week's Mayor Monday.

Tim Young of the Washington Examiner breaks down the Manafort indictment, Papadopoulos' guilty plea, and more.

Executive Communications Director fo BBB CT Howard Schwartz shares some hopeful news for the holiday season.  The Connecticut BBB says optimistic holiday sales forecasts are good news for job seekers. Retailers are expected to increase hiring, wages and opportunities for full time employment this season.

Chris Powell, managing editor of the Journal Inquirer in Manchester, wants to know what, exactly, the National Football League players are trying to accomplish. President Trump's assertion that standing should be mandatory rather than done sincerely has focused the controversy on the players' freedom of expression, rather than the original target of the protests, racial injustice.

Eddie Alterman, Editor-In-Chief of Car and Driver Magazine, talks driverless cars.  It used to be sci-fi stuff... now, everyone is amazed/confused/worried by the arrival of the self-driving car.   With Tesla, Cadillac, and everyone in between seemingly working to make people passengers instead of drivers… it is all but inevitable!

Paul Giguere, president and CEO of the Connecticut Public Affairs Network, told legislative leaders that the cut they were proposing “specifically the 50 percent reduction in funding for CT-N contemplated in the state budget,” could jeopardize their future. Learn more.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News  Business Analyst, gets ready as Trump prepares to unveil his Tax Plan, and a new Fed Chair.