Federal judge Susan Bolton struck down the most controversial aspects of the state law yesterday, including the provision that requires local police officers during a stop to question a suspect about immigration status. But some sections of the law will go into effect today, such as the part making it a crime to stop a vehicle in traffic or block traffic to hire a day laborer. Both supporters and critics are vowing to make their voices heard, possibly through civil disobedience.

Oil that leaked from a defective pipeline in Southern Michigan may have breached a dam at Morrow Lake. We'll speak with Jeff Spoelstra, coordinator for the Kalamazoo River Watershed Council, about the leak and what is means for the area.

BP is on track to begin the "Static Kill" on Monday, the operation which the company hopes will permanently plug  the well that's caused the worst offshore oil disaster in U.S. history. But now that an end to the immediate disaster is in sight, Louisiana community activist Patty Whitney wants her state to move away from its dependence on the oil industry. We hear Whitney's ideas for how that could happen.

In author Allegra Goodman's acclaimed new novel, "The Cookbook Collector," Emily is the CEO of a Silicon Valley start-up, while her younger sister Jessamine works part-time in a bookstore and fights to save redwood forrests. But as Emily's company rides the NASDAQ rise and fall and Jessamine struggles to find a direction in her life, the sisters' bond remains strong. We speak to Goodman about her book.

• Peter Dixon, "Nagog Woods"
• Christian McBride, "Theme for Kareem"
• Medeski, Martin and Wood, "Bloody Oil"
• Ashley MacIsaac, "Sleepy Maggie"
• Paul Simon, "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover"
• Mozart Techno Band, “Air on a G String Techno”