This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is spending amid belt-tightening, giving CPS principals performance bonuses as the city is forced to settle a firefighter’s suit for $45 million. The Mayor also believes that it’s time to settle with victims of alleged police torture. With the market’s volatility, did Google overspend with its $12.5 billion buyout of Motorola Mobility? Three Illinois hospitals lose property tax exemptions for a so-called lack of charity care. And in sports, the Bears win their first pre-season game as Devin Hester is implicated in the University of Miami booster scandal when he was a student athlete there.

Guests:

- David Greising, Chicago News Cooperative

- Bruce Japsen, XM Radio

- Jim Litke, Associated Press

- Craig Dellimore, Newsradio 780 & 105.9 FM WBBM

Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight‘s web stories from this week:

Monday, August 15:

- Chicago Business News: 8/15

- Political Roundtable: Campaign 2012

- Performance Incentives Announced for Chicago Principals

- Neighborhood Health Study

- Softball Sundays

- Viewer Mail on Debt Super Committee: 8/15

Tuesday, August 16:

- Property Tax Exemptions Denied for Local Hospitals

- Chicago Trash

- Defending A Monster: John Wayne Gacy

- Job Retraining Program

- Fuel Efficiency Standards

- "Healthy Chicago": Public Health Agenda

Wednesday, August 17:

- Illinois ACT Scores

- Analysis of Hospital Tax

- Program Launched to Combat Foreclosure Crisis

- Neighborhood Stabilization: 1 Year Later

- Preview of 9/11 Memorial

- Hidden Chicago: Streets & Alleys

- unPHILtered Blog: A Gacy Postscript

Thursday, August 18:

- Market Volatility

- Chicago Magazine on David Axelrod

- Native Plant Gardens

- Cultural Connections: Chicago Dancing Festival

- Ask Geoffrey: 8/18

- Viewer Mail on Garbage Collection: 8/18

Friday, August 19:

- Weekend Events Around Town: 8/19 – 8/21