As the General Motors-UAW strike enters into its fourth week, GM dealers are starting to feel the pinch. As of now, they don’t have car inventory issues – but they ARE seeing an issue with auto parts. CBS News Radio Auto Analyst with WWJ Radio Jeff Gilbert in Detroit joins Tony with the latest.

The impeachment investigation is front and center in Washington meanwhile Joe Biden’s son is stepping down from his role with a Chinese company. NBC News Radio's Michael Bower joins Joe with the latest.

A lot of news from overseas as Turkish troops continue their offensive inside Syria – and it looks like the outline is in place for a trade deal with China. NBC News Radio's Bill Zimpfer sorts it all with Joe Elliott.

Bellarmine Coach Scott Davenport joined Kentuckiana's Saturday Morning News with Scott Fitzgerald to talk about a special moment on campus this week.

Talking Back? It could get you into the Ivy League. CBS News' Mark Strassman has the feel good story!

Pedestrian safety and changing the locks on your own home. What the? LMPD Spokesman Dwight Mitchell joins Tony for his weekly chat.

Can Joker break even more records and more trouble for Cuba Gooding? That and more in today's "Entertainment News"

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali is the winner of the 2019 Nobel Peace prize. The 43-year-old leader helped end the standoff with neighboring Eritrea and initiated democratic reforms. In announcing him as the winner this morning, the Nobel committee said Ahmed has ushered in an era of hope for peace and greater freedoms in Ethiopia. Joining Tony with a closer look at the new winner is NBC News Radio's Bill Zimpfer.

The pedestrian problem in Louisville. Metro Council President David James joins Tony to talk about this and what's on tap for tonight's Metro Council meeting.

US President Donald Trump is defending his decision to pull US troops out of Northern Syria. Wednesday, he said he hoped his Turkish counterpart would "act rationally." Turkish forces bombarded the territory held by America's Kurdish allies, who led the fight against ISIS. A senior official told CBS News that operations against ISIS are "effectively paused." Trump's decision is widely criticized, even by members of his own party. Senator Lindsey Graham warned this could be "the biggest mistake of his presidency." President Trump also added that if the Turkish advance is not conducted "in as humane a way as possible... I'll wipe out his economy." CBS News Military Analyst Mike Lyons joins Tony to try and make sense of it all.