News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett
Ald. Arenda Troutman, who was charged this week with bribery, spoke out this morning at the first Chicago City Council meeting of 2007. Rich Samuels brings us the highlights of her raucous press conference. In light of those allegations against Ald. Troutman, one question raised is, do Chicago's aldermen have too much power over what does or does not get built in their wards? Elizabeth Brackett and her panel will take a look. Guests: Tom Durkin, Jay Stewart, Chris Gair
U.S. Experience
We meet Gerry and Janet Souter, the authors of The Founding of the United States Experience: 1763 to 1815. It's a new book that tells the story of America's struggle for independence, and the lesson, they say, we have not yet learned from it.
Denis Savard
We'll preview John Callaway's "Friday Night" interview with new Blackhawks coach Denis Savard.
New Coffeehouse in Town
A west side coffee house is leading the transformation of a long neglected neighborhood. Eddie Arruza tells us how some residents of West Garfield Park are making a difference in their community by serving up coffee, tea and doughnuts. Westside Coffee Express, 314 N. Pulaski, 773-638-5582
Artbeat
The Chicago Sinfonietta celebrates the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and gives Jeremy Jordan, a young pianist, the chance to shine.
Check Please! Supper Club
SushiSamba Rio
Recipe for Yellowtail Sashimi Ceviche
