Hour 1- Guard troops head to Chicago; soybeans; elderly drivers; loud commercials

Chris and Amy's full show today includes updates on air travel from New Jersey and troops on the streets in Chicago; Amy wonders what happens at dry cleaners, and Chris thinks he's being gaslighted; plus Cardinals baseball conversation with Rob Rains.

Chris and Amy talk with longtime sports scribe Rob Rains about the Cardinals; Amy thinks she's being scammed by dry cleaners while Chris alleges gaslighting by an auto dealer; Dr F Perry Wilson talks about the safety of iv drip bars; texters have figured out which auto dealership Chris was talking about.

Dr F. Perry Wilson, an Associate Professor of Medicine & Public Health at the Yale School of Medicine, joins Chris and Amy for a discussion about 'med spas' and IV drip bars. Are they effective? Better yet- are they safe?

A live update from Newark Airport on travel delays; how much do you decorate for Halloween; a live update from Chicago where Texas National Guard troops are arriving;

WBBM Political Reporter Chris Tye joins Chris and Amy live in Chicago; he asks what will happen tomorrow, since the lawsuit against troops being deployed will be in front of a judge.

Jessica Kartalija, a national correspondent for NewsNation, joins Chris and Amy from Newark Airport ahead of a busy holiday season. She explains how the government shutdown is impacting travel and air traffic control employees.

Chris & Amy's first hour includes more reaction from lawsuits over Pres Trump's moves to send federal troops to Chicago; a soybean farmer is impacted by Trump's trade policies; what should happen to elderly drivers?; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy react to a recent CBS 'Eye on America' piece featuring a Greenview, IL soybean farmer who's struggling due to lack of demand from his biggest customer, China.

Chris and Amy's full show includes visits with the Missouri Historical Society & City Foundry; CBS's Justice Dept reporter; a Blues reporter to preview the upcoming season; and a former Blues legend.

A conversation with former Blues enforcer Tony Twist about life after hockey and his new BBQ sauce; Sean Malone joins from the newsroom with an update on the new St Louis Sheriff's toils; Amy feels uneasy downtown.