The search for Brian Laundrie continues, ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan recaps the latest. Bruce and Judy try to solve Chicago's rat problem, and they may have the solution. Mayor Lightfoot wants to pay low-income Chicago residents $500 a month, but can Chicago afford that? Alderman Ray Lopez (15th Ward) stops by the studio.

Bruce talks about going to his first Bears game. Howard H. Prager, author of the book “Make Someone’s Day,” shares how easy it is to make someone's day. Bruce and Judy try to navigate the border crisis happening in Texas. Is your car vulnerable to a cyber attack? Bruce and Judy talk to Cybersecurity expert Nick Powers to get some answers. Bruce and Judy recap the Emmys for everyone who didn't know it was on.

The last Sears will be closing in November; where is Judy supposed to shop now? Bruce and Judy discuss the 1 million dollar lawsuit against a teacher who cut a student's hair. Judy believes jobs will start offering child care to lure people back to work. How does COVID-19 affect kids? Bruce and Judy talk to Dr. Brent Reifsteck to better understand. Find out the weirdest thing Bruce does in the bathroom.

5500 CPS students and staff have been exposed to COVID-19 during the first two weeks of the school year. Bruce and Judy are impressed by the man who became a fake tour guide at Disney. Bruce and Judy try to figure out if kids should be able to use social media at a young age. Bus riders are dwindling; Judy believes people will start to ride again.

Are flying cars right around the corner? Bruce is not happy about Woolly Mammoth may be coming back. Judy is not ashamed of what people see in her grocery shopping cart. Bruce and Judy discuss if they have lost friends over vaccination status. Were vacations better when you were a kid? Find out how many showers Judy takes throughout the week.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot calls to start suing gang members in Chicago and Raul Montes Jr is not happy about it. Judy has a garage sale over the weekend but vowed to never do it again. Fake vaccine cards are popping up everywhere! Will President Biden's vaccine mandate make a difference in the battle against COVID-19? Bruce and Judy find out how much they're actually paying for all of their streaming services. Tune in to find out the most dangerous thing Bruce did as a kid.

Has 9/11 permanently changed life in the U.S.? Bruce and Judy reflect go back to that day before the 20th anniversary on Saturday. Bruce and Judy how expensive it is to be healthy. Is President Biden's vaccine mandate for federal workers legal? Bruce and Judy talk to Attorney Christina Hynes Mesco to get some answers. Football season has officially begun! Rob Martier joins Bruce and Judy to talk about the upcoming Chicago Bears V. Los Angeles Rams. Bruce finds out that Judy had a mafia wedding.

Unvaccinated United Airlines employees are in for a rude awakening. Will other businesses follow? WLS' John Howell previews his 9/11 Special tribute coming up this weekend with Bruce and Judy. John shares what it was like being on-air while the attack were happening. Are you a morning person? Bret has been filling in for DJ Cheez all week and is finding out he is not... Has Chicago been spending its money on the wrong programs to stop the violence? Bruce and Judy talk to Alderman Ray Lopez to try and get some answers. Find out how Bruce ruins Infant Producer Miranda's childhood in one minute.

Bruce and Judy determine what the appropriate jersey etiquette for a sports event is. Judy shares she is not afraid to ask her doctor if they're vaccinated. Bruce and Judy are overwhelmed by all the TV shows and movies that are available now. Twenty years later, two more victims of the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks were identified yesterday. ABC Correspondent Aaron Katersky joins Bruce St James to report the latest. Bobcat Goldthwait stops by in-studio to talk about his upcoming show tomorrow at Zanies in Rosemont!

The Taliban completes their takeover. What's better a quiet or talkative uber ride? How should we feel about 9/11 20 years after the fateful morning? Robots may be coming for your job if it hasn't already been given to a 14-year-old for more money. Summer is coming to an end and with school starting up they will institute mental health days for students. Covid, will we ever get through it and if not what will happen to live with it?