Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with District Attorney Rachael Rollins about the Boston Police's Operation Clean Sweep in the South End. Plus, in our Week In Review, we take your call on two mass shootings in one weekend, continued fall out from the scandal at the RMV, and a report on congestion in Mass.

We ask Congressman Neal about whether Congress can reach a consensus on gun control, why his committee is suing for access to President Trump's taxes, and where he stands on impeachment.

We spoke to two mayors about what they learned after their own cities experienced mass shootings.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Massachusetts Congressman Richard Neal on what the nation needs from Washington leadership in the wake of the weekend's mass shootings. Plus,  Boston Mayor Marty Walsh and 214 mayors from across the country wrote a letter to senate leaders urging them to immediately call the body back into session and pass bipartisan gun safety legislation. We speak to two mayors about what they learned after their own cities experienced mass shootings. Also, we re-air a conversation with a mother finding forgiveness after Sandy Hook.

Author William McKeever argues that we misunderstand sharks, that they're not the terrifying man-eating killers of "Jaws" fame, but essential parts of our fragile ocean ecosystem. And they need our protection.

Morrison died Monday in New York. She was 88 years old.

A verdict in the Boston Calling trial came down today, but it may not be over yet.

The "One City One Story" initiative is Boston's version of an all-city read, in the lead up to the Boston Book Festival in the fall.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Mass. Congressman Jim McGovern on his reactions to the weekend's shootings, the President's response, and what, if anything, he believes Congress can accomplish in terms of legislation to address the ongoing plague of mass shootings in America. Plus, the history of racism at the White House. Also, author Ciera Burch will be the city's "One City One Story" author for 2019.

We take a historical look at racism in the presidency.