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But first, the news. Greg Meyer has
today's headlines.
The Future of Cuban-US Relations
Greg Meyer's interview a spokeswoman from the Cuban American National
Foundation, the chief lobby for the Cuban exile community, on the
future of the US embargo.
Museums Suffer Post - 9/11
Elizabeth Kramer reports on what city budget cuts will mean to cultural
institutions.
A Plethora of Private I's
Stephanie Martin reports on how more people are choosing to become
private investigators.
Russian Mafia
Lila Azam Zangeneh reports on why the Russian mafia is no longer
thriving in New York City.
Noisy New York
Matthew Cole comments on how the sounds of the city can be just
too much.
Respiratory Ills Among Immigrants
Immigrants who worked at ground zero are suffering breathing and
respiratory problems. Amy Miller interviews an physician expert
about the findings of a recent study.
Ambulance Drivers
How two ambulance drivers found redemption after the trauma of 9-11.
Juliane von Reppert Bismarck reports.
Preventing Unwanted Puppies
A dog lover's perspective on spaying and neutering pets, with Patricia
Nazario.
A "New" New Jersey?
After the recent New Jersey mayoral election, Janaya Williams looks
at how to revive a city with a turbulent past.
From Music to Manhood
Greg Meyer takes a look back at his evolution from a music junkie
to a working stiff.
Campaign Finance
The Rev. Al Sharpton and Mark Green debate the impact of campaign
finance reform. Matthew Cole reports.
A Woman in a Man's Sport
Kerry Sheridan offers a perspective on being a female sportswriter,
striving for equality in the men's locker room.
Loving Latins Again
A commentary from Luis Sarmiento on rescuing serenades from the
Latin lover stereotype.
The Crew
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