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Lauren Feeney brings us the local news.
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Foreign aid workers refused in Myanmar
In the aftermath of a cyclone that killed tens of thousands of lives in Myanmar, the military government is still refusing to let foreign aid workers in to help. Host Annie Lok spoke with Maureen Aung-Thwinn, the director of the Burma Project at the Open Society about the government's isolationism .
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Clinton campaign looks bleak after latest primaries
Hillary Clinton's campaign took a blow after a less-than-stellar performance in the North Carolina primary. Host Molly Messick spoke with Democratic strategist Tad Devine about why she's likely to stay in the race.
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Sharpton urges civil disobedience in Bell aftermath
Reverend Al Sharpton spoke to reporters this morning at the National Action Network headquarters in Harlem. Nadja Drost reports on the continuing response to the acquittal of the three officers who killed Sean Bell.
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Camden gets new life from immigrants
Camden is one of the most dangerous cities in America, but conditions there may be improving thanks to an unexpected source. Lauren Feeney documents how immigrants have adjusted to life in one neighborhood in Camden.
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New bill considers immigrants' children
The children of illegal immigrants are often the most affected when their parents are taken from them. Laura Isensee reports on a new bill that is designed to keep that from happening.
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Infiltrating the motherland
Jed Kim shares the story of how a trip to a foreign country became a tale of intrigue and survival.
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Laura Isensee brings us news from around the globe.
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Colin Powell speaks out on G.I. Bill
Gen. Colin Powell spoke about the G.I. bill today. Adam Hirsch reports on the bill days before Congress decides its fate.
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Meat packers head towards extinction
Molly Messick brings us a documentary on the decline of a traditional New York profession.
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Band on the run in the Wild West
Rafael Cohen tells the story of his days in the Wild West ... of the Czech Republic.
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Seniors get educated about AIDS
Treatment for AIDS has improved, and HIV-positive people are living longer. Ailsa Chang made a documentary on how the senior population is learning to cope with the disease.
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