Entire Program - April 09, 2010

A look at the top stories. Budget cuts in Saint Vincent's Hospital leads to end of emergency care, the uprising in Kyrgyzstan, a look at the H1N1 virus one year on, and many more.

Zack Seward has today's top stories.

St. Vincent's Hospital ends emergency care. Rebecca Thomas reports.

Saint Vincent's Hospital is not the first to go bankrupt, says Thomas Ferrence, Professor of Health Policy at Columbia University. Host Sara Bertin finds out more.

Host Isabelle Schafer talks to Alexander Cooley, an expert on Central Asian politics, about the uprising in Kyrgyzstan.

Matthew Kroenig, professor at Georgetown University's School of Government speaks to host Sara Bertin about the US-Russia nuclear treaty.

Lindsay Dunsmuir reports live from the Brooklyn Supreme court where two men are on trial for a hate-crime murder.

Commentator James de Mellow laments the lengths he goes through to follow his favorite sport.

Christopher Livesay reports on the first Good Friday service since the earthquake in Haiti, among the Haitian diaspora in Flatbush.

Bill Weisbrod has the round up of top local, national and international news.

Host Isabelle Schaefer speaks to Stephen Morse, an expert on epidemics, about the status of the H1N1 flu now.

Not everyone agrees that the new soda tax will reduce health problems. Gisela Perez has more.

Low death toll overshadow hidden costs. Christopher Livesay reports from a few places that were affected by the H1N1 warnings.

Your trash, their gain. Zack Seward reports on the business of swapping recycling for money.