It’s a Reardon Roundtable Friday live from the Schnucks on Butler Hill Road. CBS St. Louis, Schnucks, the American Red Cross, the Cardinals, the Blues, and the Teamsters are all taking part in today’s fundraiser to benefit Hurricane Harvey victims. Roundtable guests include Jane Dueker, Scott Faughn – publisher of the Missouri Times, and Democratic strategist Jack Cardetti. Topics include Trump making deals with the Democrats, Steve Bannon slams the Republican establishment, the DACA decision, the location of a second Amazon headquarters, the Cardinals and their hunt for a playoff spot, the fate of the MICDS students who sent inappropriate content on Snapchat, and Mayor Krewson’s message ahead of the Stockley verdict.

The Mark Reardon Show is live from the Schnucks on Butler Hill Road. CBS St. Louis, Schnucks, the American Red Cross, the Cardinals, the Blues, and the Teamsters are all taking part in today’s fundraiser to benefit Hurricane Harvey victims. Fiju Job is the chief development officer with Kennelwood Pet Resorts. He stops by to present a check for Harvey relief. Chief Randy Sanders is with Missouri Task Force 1. He just got back from helping evacuate Texas residents. Former Cardinals Scott Terry and John Costello stop by the broadcast.

Amazon announces it is looking to build a second headquarters in North America. Does St. Louis stand a chance? Blues head coach Mike Yeo is raising money for Hurricane Harvey flood relief efforts for the American Red Cross in Houston. We get a Hurricane Irma update from former KMOX producer David Belleville. Belleville is now working at the NBC affiliate in Ft. Meyers, Florida. Is climate change playing a role in more intense hurricanes?

The NFL season kicks off tonight with the Chiefs and Patriots. Chiefs broadcaster Mitch Holtus joins us. Blueberry Hill celebrates its 45th anniversary. Joe Edwards joins us in studio.

Hour 1 of the Mark Reardon Show. Mark talks with KMOV chief meteorologist Steve Templeton about Hurricane Irma. Then, Trump is winding down on DACA, the program to protect young immigrants who were brought to America illegally as children. David Inserra with The Heritage Foundation joins to discuss. Diving further into DACA, the debt ceiling, and Hurricane Harvey relief funding, we're joined by Josh Kraushaar, political editor of The National Journal. Hour 1 of 2.

Hour 2 of the show, Mark chats with our own Carol Daniel about the new "IT" movie coming out, then is joined by St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger, on his call for the firing of St. Louis County Auditor Mark Tucker. The rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees has gotten even more heated over the accusations of using technology to steal each others signs (hand signals). Fred Toucher of the Toucher and Rich Show in Boston joins to discuss. The hour wraps with Cut of the Day. Hour 2 of 2.

Host Mark Reardon begins the show by discussing Mayor Lyda Krewson’s recent release of a message on YouTube regarding upcoming Stockley verdict.  Then, the Trump Administration announces it will wind down the DACA program, which protects young immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children.  Luna Simms is an Associate Fellow at The Philos Project, and her most recent article in The Federalist is headlined, “Congress Let Obama Get Away with DACA, Congress Should Fix It”.  She joins Mark on the line.  He wraps the first hour of the show by taking calls from listeners regarding their opinions on Trump’s DACA decision.

On Thursday in the 3pm hour, Joe Edwards will be in studio on the 45th Anniversary of Blueberry Hill.  And Friday, it’s a live remote from the Schnucks on Butler Hill to raise funds for Hurricane Harvey victims.

MICDS says it will now discipline students who took part in racist and profane Snapchat messages.  John Gaskin, National Board Member of the NAACP, joins Host Mark Reardon on the line.  Then, it’s a Real Estate Roundtable with President of the St. Louis Association of Realtors, Barry Upchurch, and Christina Strait of Strait Realty. Topics include what the St. Louis home buying market look like, what’s hot, what’s not, and some tips for home sellers and home buyers.

On Thursday in the 3pm hour, Joe Edwards will be in studio on the 45th Anniversary of Blueberry Hill.  And Friday, it’s a live remote from the Schnucks on Butler Hill to raise funds for Hurricane Harvey victims.

On a shortened day of the Mark Reardon Show leading into Cardinals Pre-Game coverage, Mark talks about country music legend Glen Campbell with James Keach, the director of the Glen Campbell documentary, "I'll Be Me."

It’s a Reardon Roundtable Friday with Jane Dueker, St. Louis Tea Party co-founder Bill Hennessy, and Brian Wahby – former chair of the St. Louis City Democratic Committee. Topics include the fate of the ice complex in Creve Coeur, tax reform, Pittsburgh airport security changes, and the Cardinals making some changes this week.