On this week's edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week In Review hosted by Phil Ponce: Mayoral candidate Rahm Emanuel spent almost 12 hours testifying at a hearing to determine whether he can stay on the February ballot, and the questioning ranged from the serious to the comical. His tenant contradicted some of Emanuel's testimony about the possessions the family left behind. And in a strange twist, Emanuel's real estate broker testified that the tenants demanded $100,000 to vacate the house. Another mayoral candidate, James Meeks, sparked a controversy when he said white women should not be entitled to minority set-aside contracts from the city. The mystery of the Honeybee Killer may be solved. In sports, Kerry Wood is coming back to the Cubs. And crews work around the clock to remove snow from the new University of Minnesota football stadium in hopes the Bears will play a battered Minnesota Vikings team there on Monday Night Football.

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