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This broadcast features three reporters' final documentary projects.
Hosts: Luis Sarmiento and Kerry Sheridan
Jennifer Brevorka has today's headlines.
Senators Retreat in New York, For
a Change
Thirty Democrats from the upper house caught a train to Manhattan
today for an annual strategy "summit." Juliane von Reppert-Bismarck
met them at Penn Station.
Jenin: An Assessment
The Israeli Army is blamed for war crimes in its Jenin offensive
last month. Host Kerry Sheridan interviews one of the researchers
from Human Rights Watch, which made the accusation.
Senior Centers at Risk
At a ceremony in City Hall today, New York senior citizens complained
that seven senior centers will close if Mayor Bloomberg's budget
passes. Amy Miller has the story.
The Convent in a New Century
Three decades ago, 175,000 nuns lived in America. Now fewer than
half that number do. Elizabeth Kramer went to the convents to find
out who is joining today.
News Update
Jennifer Brevorka
The Terror Manual
Matthew Cole reports on the connection between the Al-Qaeda handbook
and the man accused of being the 20th hijacker.
Flight Schools' Wings Restored
This week restrictions imposed on flight schools after Sept. 11
were lifted. Host Luis Sarmiento interview an instructor at a school
in Westchester about what it means for people in the air —
and on the ground.
Looking Forward to Smackdown
Jonathan Miller scouts the next pro-wrestling superstar on Long
Island.
The Gay Team
Some lesbian and gay athletes are choosing teams based on sexual
preference. Jennifer Brevorka reports.
Book Heavies at Javits
This morning the annual BookExpo trade show opened at the massive
west-side conference center. Rob Condit was there.
La Boheme, But Few Bohemians
Lila Azam Zanganeh wants to know why New York lacks avant-garde
opera.
How Do You Spell That?
Janaya Williams comments on growing to love a weird first name.
The Crew
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