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Hosts: Patricia Nazario and Michael Levitin
Kerry Sheridan has today's headlines.
A Palestinian Perspective
Michael Levitin spoke with Nasser al-Kidwa, the Permanent Observer
of Palestine to the United Nations, about U.S. reactions to the
violence in Israel.
A Journalist's Perspective
Michael Levitin also spoke with New York Times reporter Clyde Haberman,
who is a columnist for the newspaper and has covered the Middle
East.
Study Links Too Much Television
To Aggressive Adult Behavior
A study published in Science magazine documents how road rage and
criminal behavior in adults can be linked to too much television
as adolescents. By Patricia Nazario
The Short of It
Amy Miller-who stands five feet tall-talks about learning to appreciate
her stature.
News Update
By Kerry Sheridan
Senator Daschle Speaks to Students
at Columbia University
Students at the school got a dose of politics this Friday as they
listened munching their morning bagels and sipping their coffee.
By Jennifer Brevorka
Requiring Churches to Report Sexual
Abuse
New York Assemblywoman Debra Glick speaks to Patricia Nazario about
the Catholic archdiocese's recent move to report all priests accused
of sexual abuse to authorities. A current bill in Albany would require
all churches to do just that. By Patricia Nazario
Groups in New York City Protest
As the crisis continues in Israel, protesters on each side of the
issue are taking to the streets in communities throughout the New
York and New Jersey. By Matthew Cole
Wrapping Your Brain Around…Your
Tongue?
In the multilingual metropolis of New York, those who have the gift
of gab in several languages sometimes have trouble keeping them
all straight. By Greg Meyer
Tissue Transplants Here Today
In medicine, hearts and liver transplants are not so novel anymore.
Today's medical innovations are in tissue transplants. By Gary Chandler
New York's Tourism Industry Is
Seeing Signs of an Upturn
Although the city's tourism industry is still struggling to recover
from last year's terror attacks and a nationwide recession, springtime
is bringing some hints of recovery. By Kerry Sheridan
The Colonel Gets a Hit
Residents in an Upper West Side neighborhood are working to halt
Kentucky Fried Chicken's plans to open a restaurant nearby, saying
it will bring trash and rodents. By Stephanie Martin
The Crew
Executive Producer: Jonathan
Miller
Senior Editor: Gary Chandler
Senior Producer: Lila Azam Zanganeh
Hosts: Patricia Nazaria
and Michael Levitin
Day Reporters: Jennifer Brevorka
and Matthew Cole
Newscaster: Kerry Sheridan
Web Producer: Elizabeth Kramer
Mac Producer: Luis Sarmiento
Board Producer: Rob Condit
Reporters: Gary Chandler,
Michael Levitin,
Patricia Nazario,
Stephanie Martin,
Greg Meyer, Amy Miller,
Kerry Sheridan
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