Entire Program - April 24, 2009

Adi Narayan reports the latest news.

Maura Walz reports on the President’s attempts to shed light on Bush administration policies while still moving the nation forward.

New memos show C.I.A tortured suspected terrorists. Samantha Fields talks with Scott Horton as he lays out the law on torture.

Laura Nahmias takes us to a war of words.

Jaime Jordan has a heart-to-heart with us on the subject of marriage.

Dan O'Donnell reports on voting in South Africa.

James Walsh reports on a controversy about teaching English as a second language in New York.

Laura Nahmias has the headlines.

There is a growing group of women in the United States and in Europe who claim to have been validly ordained as Roman Catholic priests. Samantha Fields has more.

Girls say pay fair! Chana Dorrough reports.

To celebrate Arbor Day, hundreds of schoolchildren planted trees throughout East Williamsburg. Jenny Shalant witnessed a hands-on ecology lesson as a group of sixth grade girls dug into their schoolyard.

Brad Davis tells us how it feels to lose a million dollars.

The last battle in a war of words. Laura Nahmias reports.

 The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles came to lower Manhattan and Sung Moss was there.