CBS Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Debbie Monterrey following a limited release of the Jeffrey Epstein documents held by the Department of Justice. Could members of the justice department be fined?

Retired family court attorney Meg Groff, joins Debbie Monterrey. She's working to help keep children out of dangerous family situations through new legislation. 'Not If I Can Help It: A Family Lawyer’s Battles for Justice for Victims of Domestic Violence and the Poor', is Groff's new memoir.

St Louis Post-Dispatch baseball writer Derrick Goold joins Tom and Debbie to detail the trade between the Cardinals and Red Sox. Willson Contreras heads to Boston for three pitchers. Who else could be leaving the roster? 'It's a game of musical chairs,' says Goold. Mandatory Credit: Benny Sieu-Imagn Images

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CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger joins Tom and Debbie for the final visit of 2025. She looks ahead of 2026, and says 'this is a good year for a resolution,' for financial success.

Megan Lynch welcomes Michael Kelley and John Hancock following the surprising announcement from Dr Sam Page yesterday that he will not run for re-election. Michael Kelley says State Sen Brian Williams has a financial advantage at this point on the Democrat's side. John Hancock expects Dennis Hancock to be the Republican nominee.

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TV Guide Magazine's Matt Roush talks about the deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele, and reflects on his long career in Hollywood with Debbie Monterrey.

What constitutes a 'white Christmas'? AccuWeather's Paul Pasetelok, is the Lead Long-Range Expert, and he tells Megan Lyncg that officially, one inch of snow on the ground, constitutes a white Christmas. He says we should expect a mild/balmy kind of week around our region for the holiday, so no, we won't get a white one.

Webster University Media Instructor and author, Julie Smith, joins Megan Lynch. Microsoft is being sued by a family with family member who killed another and the died by suicide. This is the first lawsuit that involves a homicide. '25% of young adults have asked a chatbot for mental health advice,' says Smith. She says the chatbot was telling the man that he wasn't mentally ill in this instance.