Good Thursday morning, Chicago! Cloudy and cold. High near 36. We might start warming up just a bit tomorrow with a high near 41. This is Morning Edition Host Lisa Labuz. Here’s what’s coming up today on WBEZ: On Morning Edition: Homelessness is not only a problem in Chicago. WBEZ’s Yolanda Perdomo reports on a permanent housing project in suburban Lake Zurich to help the growing population of homeless people there. On Morning Shift: Host Tony Sarabia what the latest change in Illinois’ eavesdropping law could mean for you. We also talk about why a masters or PhD doesn’t necessarily mean a big paycheck. And the SKA sounds of Charlie Organaire. At noon on Worldview: Host Jerome McDonnell looks back at the deal that fixed the borders in the Fertile Crescent. Diplomats, journalists, academics, and ISIS are all pontificating about end of the Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916. On The Afternoon Shift: Host Niala Boodhoo continues our conversation on homeless people panhandling in Chicago. Should you give money to people who panhandle near expressway exits? A ramp worker joins Niala in studio to discuss surviving on the edge of Chicago highways. Thanks for listening to WBEZ!
Posted on: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 12:13:28 +0000
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