Entire Program - May 08, 2009

Dan O'Donnell has today's headlines.

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Manny Ramirez was suspended for 50 games yesterday for taking a banned substance.  Reporter James Walsh finds out how fans are taking the news.

An Iraqi girl was raped and killed by a former U.S. solider and the girl's family is calling for the death penalty. Eric Eagan reports.

Will the election of President Barack Obama affect hip hop?  Chana Dorrough reports.

On Tuesday, the UN released a report blaming Israel for IDF attacks on UN facilities. Host Mathew Katz talked to Yvonne Terlingen, head of the Amnesty International Office in the United Nations, about the report.

Kathleen Brooks spent time with high school rowers and reports on how the sport is changing lives both in and out of the water. 

Samantha Fields has a news update.

After the fatal shooting at Connecticut's Wesleyan, host Brad Davis interviewed reporter Laura Nahmias, who traveled to the school to attend a vigil.

Reporter Sung Moss talked to a soon-to-be retiree and some other experts to determine what is going right and wrong with the 401k system.

Gay sports leagues have been around for over 30 years.  Reporter Eric Eagan delves into the world and tells us the stories of those who give the leagues their life. 

Commentator Sung Moss talks about the day he met his idol, and lost him.