Entire Program - May 07, 2009

Marine Olivesi has the latest headlines.

What will the U.S. government's stress tests mean for the nation's banks?  Mathew Katz reports.

As an estimated 500,000 people in northwestern Pakistan flee an ongoing battle between that country's military and the Taliban, we talk to people on the ground in Islamabad.  Luis Andres Henao reports.

As Taliban insurgents fight their way through Pakistan, one professor says the Pakistani military is more concerned with guarding the border with India than fighting the Taliban.  Jaime Jordan reports.

Brad Davis follows a piece of steak from fork to farm.

Across the nation honeybees are mysteriously disappearing. In New York City, renegade beekeepers risk heavy penalties to keep illegal rooftop beehives.  Jaime Jordan reports.

Commentator Adi Narayan contemplates his impeding professional free-fall.

Kathleen Brooks with the latest news.

The MTA is raising subway grates that you see on sidewalks all over the city. Some grates will be raised up a few inches above the sidewalk. So when it rains water wont spill down into the subway system.  Laura Nahmias reports.

Hundreds of young U.S. citizens are suing President Obama in a class action lawsuit: they say that the deportation of their parents is a violation of their civil rights.  Marine Olivesi reports.

New York City's bird paradise, Jamaica Bay, may be on the brink of a new ecological era as its marsh islands fade away. Jenny Shalant reports.

Chana Dorrough talks to the author of "Good Enough Mother: the Perfectly Imperfect Book of Parenting."