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News
American ground troop movements in Iraq, Russia makes a statement on the war, the Central Park jogger reveals her identity and a mysterious illness is sweeping Asia. Andrea Lee also talks about the New York smoking ban.
Laura Santini reports. Transcript
War Coverage
As the war in Iraq plunges into its second week, the United Nations has voted today to restore its Food for Oil program there.
Collin Campbell reports. Transcript
Interview with Basketball Coach Dereck Wittenberg
Coach Wittenberg talks about his latest triumphs - and failures - with his Wagner College team from Staten Island.
Ethan Lindsey reports. Transcript
Homeless Count
Homeless advocates criticize Mayor Bloomberg's recent counting of the homeless population in New York, saying it is an excuse to cut funding of the homeless. Yet both the city and advocates agree that the homeless population has reached an all-time high.
Stacey Smith reports. Transcript
Hallelujah, It's Bingo Night!
Bingo is no longer the game of choice for many church-goers, and this is hurting parish budgets. Can churches revive the old bingo spirit?
Nancy Farghalli reports. Transcript
Revolutionary Toys
Toys may not seem innovative, but the recent toy fair had the very latest in toy technology.
Dianne Finch reports. Transcript
Freaks R Us!
New York is famous for its sometimes freakish subcultures. One writer has a few words on what it is like to report on the fetish world.
Carla Sapsford reports. Transcript
Reality TV Dissected
An author of a book on reality TV talks about how the programs reflect American myths and values about love, romance and competition.
Emily Grossman reports. Transcript
Death to Doorway Blockers!
Door blockers are a frequent nuisance in New York's subways, and our straphanger has a few choice words for them.
Andrea Lee reports. Transcript
Transgender Bathrooms
The transgendered community in New York has long had a problem: which bathroom to use, male or female?
Emily Grossman reports. Transcript
Teen Moms on the Wane
Teen pregnancy rates are down all over the country, yet no one can quite explain why.
Sarah Kramer reports. Transcript
Dark Energy
After the Big Bang, scientists thought our universe would eventually shrink in what they call a Big Crunch. But now some are saying we can look forward to a Big...Forever. It a mysterious force called "Dark Energy" is the culprit. Piya Kochhar reports
Piya Kochhar reports. Transcript
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