Jerod Breit, Regional Executive Director of Mothers Against Drunk Driving Heartland, joins Chris Rongey as the driverless vehicle company, Waymo, debuts soon in St Louis.

Joe Blanner, board member of the Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority, joins John Hancock and Chris Rongey as the organization votes to pursue folding their entity into Explore St Louis. This would allow Explore to have total control of the Dome at America's Center. He says since the Rams left, that many St Louisans wrongly think nothing happens at the Dome. The 'facility supports many of the large scale conventions' that come to St Louis, 'it's up to us to preserve it,' says Blanner. $150 million dollars is needed to make improvements and keep it competitive, but the entity only has access to $90-million.

Rush Hour Sports host Matt Pauley joins John Hancock and Chris Rongey with a baseball Winter Meetings preview; who won the Pick 'em this week?; CBS's Major Garrett explains why a Navy Admiral is testifying in Congress; your Christmas lights?

John Hancock joins Chris today for the weekly segment with CBS Chief Washington Correspondent, Major Garrett. He talks about a Navy Admiral's testimony to Congress about the killing of survivors of a strike on a suspected strike on boats on the coast of Venezuela; does the Trump administration want oil reserves in Venezuela?; tax credits for health insurance set to expire for ACA; Tennessee special election ramifications.

Baseball's Winter Meeting get underway soon, and Matt Pauley will be there. He gives a preview of what Cardinals fans can expect.

John Hancock co-hosts with Chris today as Amy is out; they discuss the winter meetings and changes coming to the Cardinals; Josh Hawley's comments on immigrants from Afghanistan; a bank president says the '12 Days of Christmas' cost more; and Did you see this? 50 cookies!

Matt Corcoran, Regional President of PNC Bank, joins Chris and John in-studio for a fun holiday segment! PNC has explored the rising costs for all of the items listed in the traditional '12 Days of Christmas' carol as part of their Christmas Price Index.

He says the 'Lords a leaping' are the most expensive item at $16,000. Plus, hear a conversation on rising costs in the US and how PNC Bank helps clients in today's economy. Credit:

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Chris is joined by Brad Young today with Amy out. They discuss the snow issues and MoDot's answers; how should you heat your home this winter? an HVAC tech offers tips; a state rep's push for changes to AI laws in Missouri; a live update from Andrew Egger from The Bulwark; keeping your kids off their screens.

Chris and Brad Young chat about a Florissant officer who's accused of taking nude pictures from suspects' phones; Waymo comes to St Louis; social media screen time and kids; Brad Young.

Laura Tierney, Founder and CEO of The Social Institute, joins Chris and Brad Young. She explains how important it is for parents to model the behavior they want from kids regarding screens, and establish family standards for technology.