A county prosecutor in Cleveland says he may seek the death penalty against Ariel Castro, the suspect in the rape and kidnapping of three women who were held in captivity for a decade. The possible capital charges relate to allegations Castro induced miscarriages. One of the victims, Michelle Knight, told police she suffered at least five miscarriages intentionally caused by Castro, who she says starved her and beat her in the abdomen. With Tony this morning is CBS' Greg Saber.

LMPD SGT Robert Bevin joins Tony for his weekly chat on what's new with Louisville's Finest

An ulikely pair, President Obama meets with Texas Governor Rick Perry in what was a surprisingly productive and cordial meeting. With Tony is KRLD Austin Bureau Chief Chris Fox

Student lectures teacher on....how to teach?  Video went viral in one day prompting a response from the school.  

“The district is aware of the video and we are currently addressing the situation. As a district with a motto of 'Engaging Hearts and Minds' we focus on building positive relationships with students and designing engaging work that is meaningful. We want our students and teachers to be engaged, but the method by which the student expressed his concern could have been handled in a more appropriate way. We are and will continue to be open to listening to students.”

Summertime employment, what you need to know!  Tony talks with Reanna Smith-Hamblin who offers helpful suggestions for getting that job you want!

The dramatic and personal stories of State Department staffers - one of whom was in Libya at the time - injected real emotion on Wednesday into what was expected to be a purely political hearing on Benghazi. With Tony is Politico's Ginger Gibson who say in on the hearings.

Advertising that can only be seen by children? Creepy or a necessary use of technology? Today's "Video of the Day"

Tony and Cindi talk with Metro Councilwoman Tina Ward Pugh about a massive drop off initiative Saturday.

The latest on the developing story of the 3 women, missing for a decade, found alive in Cleveland. Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight escaped from the house they were being held on Monday. With Tony is WTAM's Tom Moore

Kentucky is the 4th-best state for retirement, according to new research that Bankrate.com released today. The analysis included cost of living, taxes, healthcare, crime and climate. Kentucky has the fifth-lowest cost of living in the nation. It also offers above-average temperatures and a crime rate that's slightly lower than average. With Tony is Chris Kahn, bankrate.com analyst who authored the report.

Sens. Rand Paul and Marco Rubio are facing a big obstacle if they seek the White House in 2016 — and it"s not each other. State laws could force the two GOP senators into a difficult choice: run for president or run for reelection to the Senate that same year. Because in their home states of Kentucky and Florida, neither Republican can be on the ballot for both offices at the same time. With Tony is politico's Kevin Robillard



The Dow Jones finishes above 15,000 for the first time ever. Is the economy roaring back? With Tony is CBS News Senior Business Analyst Jill Schlessinger

How great is the pressure "under the sea"?  This should give you an idea.  Today's "Video of the Day"

Jobs numbers are good, but is the labor force still weak?  CBS News Senior Business Analyst Jill Schlessinger visits with Tony. 

Lt. Colonel Jeffrey Krusinski, the Air Force officer who headed the service's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response unit, is due in court later this week after being charged with misdemeanor sexual battery. According to the police in Arlington County, Virginia, Krusinski was drunk when he grabbed the breast and buttocks of a woman he did not know in a Crystal City parking lot. Military analyst Jeff McCausland joins Tony.

Derby is over now what? What has surprisingly been a trending gift for college grads in the Commonwealth? You'd be suprised. Tony talks with Kentucky Department of Travel's Pat Stipes.

It's a post derby wrap with the Mayor who let's us in on a new business coming to town as a result of Derby Week!