Entire Program - March 27, 2009

After the shooting of two British soilders in Antrim, surprising religious unity.

James Walsh reports on a bitter basketball match-up between Japan and Korea.

The State Assembly will decide whether to extend Mayor Michael Bloomberg's control of city schools. Brad Davis reports.

Moviemakers train their cameras on immigration. Marine Olivesi has the review.

Straphangers ask government officials to drop the idea of fare hikes.

(1) Rockefeller drug laws  (2) MTA's budget shortfall  (3)  Fire at Upper West Side Apartment   (4) 80 cats found in one room 

Sparks is taking its caffienated malt beverage off the market. This has sparked fans of the now illegal beverage, and bodegas catering to those fans to stockpile. Laura Nahmias reports.

Jenny Shalant goes seal counting with New York City scientists.

Straphangers ask government officials to drop the idea of fare hikes.

Laura Nahmias reports on a scary new exhibit at the Rubin Museum of Art.

Dan O'Donnell considers whether you can ever be at home without your vices.

The circus comes to town VERY early in the morning. Dan O'Donnell was awake to report.

Dan O'Donnell was there as the Tribute World Trade Center Visitor Center welcomed its one-millionth visitor.

Kathleen Brooks talks with Behavioral Economics Professor Colin Camerer about the emotional side of the economic crisis.

Neill O'Dowd helped to broker the Good Friday Peace agreement in Northern Ireland in 1998. Our host, Luis Henao, spoke with O'Dowd about the recent outbreak of violence in Ireland.

Maura Walz & Chana Dorrough report:  (1) Obama orders troops to Afghanistan (2) Pakistani mosque bombing (3) Rockefeller drug laws