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ResumeCongress Back in Session
Congress has returned from a 2 week break to face a $3.6 trillion budget proposal and ambitious plans to overhaul the nation's energy and healthcare systems. We speak with Gail Chaddock, who covers Congress for the Christian Science Monitor.
A Conversation with Howard Dean
What is former Governor, former presidential candidate, and former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean up to nowadays? He's campaigning for universal health care, from his perch outside the Obama White House. We speak with Howard Dean, who is now a CNBC business commentator, a consultant at the Washington law and lobbying firm McKenna Long & Aldridge, as well as Democracy for America, the political action committee he founded.
Arraignment in the 'Craigslist Murder' Case
Philip Markoff, a 22 year old Boston University Medical student is being arraigned today on charges of fatally shooting one woman and assault and battery of another in Boston. We speak with Boston Globe reporter Maria Cramer.
Recession TV
When "Ugly Betty's" magazine diva Wilhelmina has to forego her midday caviar for almonds, you know the economy's bad. But how far will network TV go? One reality show in development has workers voting on who gets laid off. Our guest is Baltimore Sun television critic, David Zurawik.
Elections in South Africa
Music from the show
Peter Dixon, "Nagog Woods"
Freddie Hubbard, "Gibraltar"
Tito Puente, "Royal T"
Kar Kar Madison, "Boubacar Traore"
Medeski, Martin and Wood, "Bloody Oil"
The Doors, "Peace Frog"
This program aired on April 21, 2009.