Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review: 1/6

This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, Mitt Romney squeaks out a narrow victory in the Iowa caucuses, with Rick Santorum making a surprise second place finish. Gov. Pat Quinn signs into law pension reform in an effort to crack down on double dipping. Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he misspoke last month, and that the tighter security measures he proposes for the NATO/G8 summits would in fact be permanent. Walgreens risks losing hundreds of thousands of pharmacy customers due to rising drug costs. And in sports, the Bears search for a new general manager and offensive coordinator, after the departures of Jerry Angelo and Mike Martz.

Guests:
- Abdon Pallasch, Chicago Sun-Times
- Craig Dellimore, WBBM Newsradio 780 and 105.9FM
- Bruce Japsen, The New York Times
- Sean Jensen, Chicago Sun-Times

Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight‘s web stories from this week:

Tuesday, January 3:
- Iowa Caucuses
- Bears Alumni Club: GM Jerry Angelo Fired
- Illinois Bans Electronics from Landfills
- G8 Protest Fine Hike Permanent
- Chicago's Classic Restaurants
- 50 Years of Sex Education
- Viewer Mail: Maurice Lenell Cookies

Wednesday, January 4:
- Republican Presidential Primary
- Chicago's Richest 1 Percent
- Hiring Begins for Smart Grid Plan
- Pawnshops
- Chicago's Unusual Winter Weather
- Megitza Quartet

Thursday, January 5:
- 2011: The Year in Astronomy
- Snowy Owls in Chicago
- Health Recommendations for 2012
- Oxygen Therapy
- Ask Geoffrey: 1/5
- Marimba Ensemble
- Viewer Mail: Bears 2012 Season

Friday, January 6:
- Weekend Events Around Town (1/6-1/8)

Comments

Those of us that are dis-enchanted with the Obama Adm. and are looking for an alternative for 2012 were left out in the cold by the Iowa caucus, when a mere 100,000 people in Iowa reduce the field to the "same old same old". I am a suburban Cook County Democratic that does not normally vote Republican (voted against both John & Todd Stroger and wished I could have voted against then more than once in the same election).
Craig Dellamore said the Iowa caucas didn't determine the election (where is he coming from?), those that drop out of the race because of this BOGUS caucas certainly DO determine the candidates who will continue to pursue their run for the Presidency for 2012. Craig and most of your politicos are so out of touch with the everyday person. Unfortunately everyone running needs to be a millionaire - which is not what people want, or how the process should be determined. I would like to see and hear more of Jon Huntsman, but about 5% of Iowa may have given him the boot...how is that democracy?!? I have not yet given up on Barack who has tried to work with the nastiest, meanest, most vengeful, hateful, uncompressing Congress ever. I’d love to see Channel 11 host a forum and or panel with the “every man” expressing their thoughts and hopes for where our country can and should go regarding elections and the political process: we’ve lost the whole idea that our founding fathers envisioned which is “Serving in Congress is an honor, not a career “. I’m really tired of career politicians. Channel 11 – how about an evening for us?? ....…count me in.
Respectfully
Phyllis O’Neill
847-255-4058

Eddie Arruza...do not mess with the order of issues to be debated....get your priorities straight...sports needs to be debated last..the groupon deal affects more viewers and needed to be discussed then whatever happens to Zambrano.

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