A shocking new report shows 74% of Connecticut teachers surveyed are considering quitting their jobs. What can be done to retain good teachers and find new ones fast? Fran Rabinowitz, executive director of the Association of CT Public School Superintendents, weighed in on the issue. ((00:00))

PETA submitted a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission over Seaquest for unfair business practices, noting that members of the public—including children and other guests in Trumbull—have been bitten and injured at the aquarium chain. Michelle Sinnot of PETA shared why this is the next step to shut the company down. ((14:28))

After a brutal domestic violence killing in Milford, many are asking what more can be done? Deb Greenwood of the Center for Family Justice shared what victims should do besides filing for protective orders and restraining orders. ((32:30))

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We spoke yesterday to Josh Abrams, the creator of Accountability for All on Youtube. After a woman was suspended for being caught on camera hitting, we spoke with First Selectman Rudy Marconi from Ridgefield about the situation. ((00:00))

Brittany Griner is officially back on US soil after spending almost a year in a Russian prison. Congressman Jim Himes shares if the prisoner swap was worth it. ((17:16))

A new Alzheimer drug is in testing phases now but could be a game changer. We spoke with a Hartford Healthcare doctor about it. ((28:51))

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