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Federal Reserve to Continue Stimulus

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The Federal Reserve will continue propping up the economy.

The Federal Reserve will continue propping up the economy, saying Washington is to blame for impeding economic growth. We hear from economists about the prospects of improvement as the nation heads toward its next fiscal deadlines. Joining us with analysis are Adolfo Laurenti, Deputy Chief Economist for Mesirow Financial, and Michael Miller, Associate Professor at DePaul University.

10/30/2013 | Rating NR

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Bill Ayers

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Clip: 10/30/2013 | 13m 54s | Bill Ayers talks about his book, Public Enemy: Confessions of an American Dissident. (13m 54s)

Liz Callaway

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Clip: 10/30/2013 | 13m 46s | Liz Callaway joins us with her son, Nicholas Callaway Foster, to sing and share stories. (13m 46s)

Police Overtime Up, Crime Goes Down

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Clip: 10/30/2013 | 5m 53s | Chicago Police Dept. announced crime is down, but overtime costs are higher than expected. (5m 53s)

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Clip: 10/30/2013 | 1m 54s | We share your comments on fire department response times in tonight's viewer feedback. (1m 54s)

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