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CBS News Correspondent Olivia Rinaldi joins Megan Lynch as Donald Trump prepares an address to a joint-session of Congress tonight.

Nathan Bomey, business reporter for Axios and author of the Axios Closer newsletter joins Megan Lynch with a look at the rising costs of auto insurance.

He says 'the price of insurance is going to go up,' and insurers are looking at a 5% increase this year.

Ted Rossman, Senior Industry Analyst, Bankrate joins Megan Lynch to look at the 1st 40 days of the 2nd Donald Trump Presidency, and its impact on your wallet.

A bi-partisan group of St. Louis area lawmakers has revived a proposal, to turn vacant office space, into residential space.

The measure would provide tax credits for those conversions. Megan Lynch was joined by one of the sponsors, Democrat House Representative Marty Joe Murray of St. Louis

The Olin Business School at Wash U in St. Louis turns its attention to women leaders. One focus for this event, She Suite 2025, is negotiation. Dr. Hillary Anger Elfenbein, a Professor of Organizational Behavior at Olin, joined Megan Lynch.

John Jensenius, a Meteorologist and Lightning Safety Specialist with the National Lightning Safety Council, says 'lightning is very common' and points out to Megan Lynch that more strikes occur in the southern states. He also corrects some myths about lightning safety. Lightning can strike up to 10 miles away from a storm.

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St Louis CITY SC Sporting Director Lutz Pfannenstiel joins Tom Ackerman following a road draw against San Diego in that franchise's first-ever home game.

KMOX told you last week about a team of local filmmakers returning from Hollywood to make a film here. Missouri's new film tax credit lured a St. Charles native and Director to film his movie in Maryland Heights. Now, we get to learn about the film "Queen of the Base" and the unpublished memoir that it is based on. KMOX's Stuart McMillian had the chance to go behind the scenes.

St Louis Blues CEO Chris Zimmerman and St Louis Sports Commission President Marc Schreiber join Tom Ackerman and Megan Lynch previewing a busy slate of sports events coming to St Louis this spring. The discuss the growth of youth hockey, the Frozen Four, and other NCAA events including Arch Madness.