Jason talks about the barrage of Amazon wish lists for school supplies and how we fix the lack of proper supplies in the classroom. Then he's joined by ABC News' Chief Business, Tec & Economy Correspondent, Rebecca Jarvis, about her podcast and the evolution of journalism.

Jason talks with Rebecca Jarvis, Chief Business, Tec & Economy Correspondent for ABC News about her new podcast and how she views the changing landscape of journalism.

Jason wants teachers and students to have all the supplies they need, but there's got a be a better way than beg-a-thon crowd sourcing wish lists?

On "The Lead" - Jason talks with Mendota Heights Police Chief Kelly McCarthy about their first-in-the-state speed camera. Is it working? Then, will MN auto insurance rates slow down a bit? Jason talks with Julia Dreier, MN Commerce Department Deputy Commissioner. On "Page 2" - there's a hidden wall holding up the Mississippi River's only waterfall - but no one knows who owns it.

4pm Hour: Jason talks with Kate Raddatz about moms leaving the work force on "The Radd Report". Then - no, Ryan Lefebvre doesn't hate the Twins.

Many Twins fans were annoyed by the lack of enthusiasm by a broadcaster for Luke Keaschall's walk-off home run. But it's not because Ryan Lefebvre is biased towards the Royals - that's just how he calls home runs. (Photo by Adam Bettcher/Getty Images)

Jason is joined by Kate Raddatz for the monthly "Radd Report" - this month: ice cream costs HOW MUCH?! And why are more mom's leaving the work force?

3pm Hour: Jason talks about the President's announcement about calling out the Guard in DC... and why he's not so upset about it. Then the latest "fake outrage"? The Vikings (*gasp*) have a male cheerleader!

The social media outrage machine wound up over the weekend after some fans learned the Vikings have a male cheerleader. Are they really mad because he's male? Or because he's flamboyant? (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)

Jason's not THAT mad about the President calling out the National Guard in DC. The crime problem in major cities is complicated, and he doesn't think this will solve it. But could it make a difference? (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)