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Esme Murphy talked to two Minneapolis residents -- Kevin Sell and Greg Bodin -- who just returned from helping cleanup after Hurricane Harvey hit Houston.
Author Richard McGregor joined Esme to talk about his latest book Asia's Reckoning, then MidMorning Money with Aditi Roy of CNBC on the Equifax hack.
Esme Murphy filling in for John Hines. Gretchen Reynolds from the New York Times joined to talk about the connection between exercise and lower breast canceer rates. Then a conversation with Peter King in Miami.
Matt Roush joined John Hines to talk about this fall's television lineup, then Debra Cardona on the Ordway's In The Heights.
Steve Simpson filling in for John Hines -- joined by author Martha Brockenbrough who wrote Alexander Hamilton: Revolutionary. Then Peter Schoenke from RotoWire on the finances of Fantasy Football.
Steve Simpson filling in for John Hines -- he speaks to University of Oklahoma professor Michael Biggerstaff who is heading towards Hurricane Irma.
First we hear from Att. General Jeff Sessions on the DACA decision and then local actor Kate Nowlin updates us on the upcoming showings of her locally made movie The Blood Stripe
Extra Innings with Dave Lee and then John takes calls on the upcoming DACA announcement
John Hines broadcasts live from the Minnesota State Fair. This hour John is joined by:
Ken Davis, who has a "Don't Know much About" Labor Day Edition.
Sam Schaust from Twin Cities Business Magazine with Mid-Morning Money
WCCO's Ali Lucia with 4 Things to Know
John Hines is broadcasting live from the Minnesota State Fair.
Dave Lee sticks around for Extra Innings followed by Peter Rachleff talking about the state of labor on Labor Day.
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