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The Price Of Bananas
CBS correspondent Steve Kroft reports on how Colombian paramilitaries landed a U.S. corporation in hot water. (12:46)
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Sneaker Wars
CBS News correspondent Richard Roth looks at the bitter feud between two brothers and their companies. (4:00)
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Local Native Dresses American Idols
Just in time for the 2-night finale of American Idol, KYW's Lynne Adkins talked with Cherry Hill native, Blair Levin who has been dressing the female contestants all season. (6:18)
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Guarding Against The Cyber Bully
KYW'S Michelle Durham speaks with Randi Boyette of the Anti Defamation League on how to protect your kids from the dangers of online bullying. (9:17)
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Safety On College Campuses
How safe are American campuses? Answers and special
precautions as experts talk to KYW special contributor
Larry Kane on his CN 8 show Sunday night at 9:30. (21:26)
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Mothers In Charge Has 5th Anniversary
KYW's community affairs reporter Karin Phillips speaks to Dorothy Johnson Speight, the woman who founded the organization after her son was shot to death over a parking space. (7:27)
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Designing The Penns Landing Waterfront
KYW's community affairs reporter Karin Phillips reports some middle school students have been taking trips on the Del. River as part of an Independence Seaport Museum project which allows them to redesign the Penn's Landing waterfront.
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Spring Cleaning Tips
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Janet Taylor who has tips on where to start and how to avoid clutter so you are not staring at it next spring. (6:37)
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The Untold Story of War
KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to Sister Arlene
Flaherty of Catholic Relief Services about Iraq's refugee crisis on Kane's Sunday show on CN 8. (21:58)
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Using Fingerprints As Forensic Evidence
After a judge disallowed print analysis from trial, experts debate how foolproof fingerprints can be. CBS correspondent Erin Moriarty has this report. (9:00)
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Mom & Daughter Graduate Together
KYW's community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to the pair from Gloucester County, New Jersey. They will graduate together from the Rutgers School of Business in Camden. (12:07)
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A Local Dog Whisperer?
KYW's John McDevitt talked to Donna Doyle a local animal communicator. Donna gives John some interesting information about his beagle. (11:39)
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Home Schooling
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Peter Bergson, exec. dir. of a non-profit organization which provides support for home schooling parents. She also spoke to local parent who home schools. (11:32)
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Honors For Phila. ADL Director
Barry Morrison, reg. dir. of the Anti Defamation League of Phila., is being honored by the organization for his 30 years of service. KYW's community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to Morrison. (8:53)
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Casino Archeology
The future of the Sugarhouse Casino is still in doubt but the past of the site is being uncovered one bit at a time. KYW's John Ostapkovich has more. (3:26)
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A 'Greatest Generation' Salute
KYW's Cheryl Elias speaks with some of the organizers and supporters of a May 10 benefit in Atlantic City to raise funds for the New Jersey World War II Memorial. (3:50)
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The Secrets of Love
KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to romance expert Dr. Z, and life coach Gail Kasper, with a springtime look at seeking and finding love on his CN 8 show Sunday Night. (21.47)
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Planning The Perfect Wedding
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss and asked her to share some of her tips on how to create a magical day! (5:59)
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Justice Scalia On The Record
CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl interviews Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia about his public and private life. (27:25)
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Fighting For God And Country
Are service members discriminated against by evangelists within the U.S. military? CBS correspondent Susan Spencer has this report. (8:55)
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Del. River Trips for Waterfront Design
Middle school students have been taking trips on the Del. River as part of a project allowing them to redesign the Penn's Landing Waterfront. KYW's community affairs reporter Karin Phillips accompanied the students on a trip. (18:18)
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Car Care Clinic for Women
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Tony Santos, owner of Tony and Lenny's Auto Service in Cinnaminson, NJ about what women need to know about their vehicles. (5:02)
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War & Decision
Douglas Feith, area native and top Pentagon
planner for the Iraq war talks to KYW special contributor Larry Kane about how turf wars inside the government helped lead to the post war chaos.(21:21)
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Murrow Says Farewell To Studio 9
On the centennial of the birth of Edward R. Murrow, CBS Radio invites you to hear that conversation between Murrow & anchor Robert Trout, exactly as it was broadcast in 1964 as part of "Farwell to Studio 9." (15:00)
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Tupperware Makes A Comeback
CBS correspondent Kelly Cobiella speaks with Tupperware CEO Rick Goings about the company that helped define a generation and how today's tough times work in its favor. (4:10)
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Blame It On A Full Moon
How does the moon affect us, especially the full moon? CBS correspondent Thalia Assuras examines the significance of the full moon on our psychological well-being. (8:09)
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A Heavenly Scent
A doctor stumbled upon the recipe for the cologne reportedly worn by Pope Pius IX back in the 1800s. He mixed up a batch in his kitchen and sells it for $25.95. CBS's Bill Geist samples the cologne. (4:58)
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The Battle for Pa.
Rep. Allyson Schwartz, for Clinton, and State
Rep. Josh Shapiro, for Obama, join KYW special contributor
Larry Kane & political strategist Ken Smuckler on
Kane's show Sunday night on CN8. (22:08)
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Kiva B4B Helps Small Businesses
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Ami Kassar and Premal Shaw, local business owners working to help entrepreneurs in developing countries get their businesses off the ground. (8:34)
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Dr. Ruth's New Book
KYW's Kim Glovas spoke with Dr. Ruth Westheimer who spoke for the Council for Relationships. The "Transcending Trauma Project" dovetailed with the release of Westheimer's new book "Musically Speaking: a Life Through Song". (8:15)
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Who Is Pope Benedict XVI?
Unlike his predecessor John Paul II, the current pope is an unknown quantity to many Americans. CBS correspondentMartha Teichner reports on just how unknown he is. (8:53)
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Voice Of Reason - The PA Primary
As the Pennsylvania Primary approaches both the Obama and Clinton surrogates are fighting it out. Special contributor Larry Kane spoke with an unusual pair of supporters for both sides.
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China's Sovereign Wealth Fund
For the first time, China's government-controlled $200 billion of the sovereign wealth fund. China's fund president discusses investment philosophy and addresses concerns with CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl. (12:23)
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Become A Savvy Traveler
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke with Lifestyle Magazine's travel editor Beth D' Addono about new ways that you can save on your next vacation. (6:36)
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Need A Tool? Try A Tool Library
Want to borrow any tool you want for 20 dollars a year.
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Stacy Hendricks, volunteer coordinator of Philadelphia's first Tool Library at 4620 Woodland Avenue: (4:42)
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Bill Of Rights for Airplane Passengers
Angry and determined, leaders of a flier's rights
group offer warnings and push for regulations against
airlines, during a conversion with KYW special contributor
Larry Kane on his CN8 show. (21:35)
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Philly Spring Cleanup
Philadelphians are breaking out brooms, rakes and trash cans on Saturday, April 5, for a citywide clean-up organized by Mayor Nutter. Nutter talked about the effort with KYW City Hall Bureau Chief Mike Dunn. (3:50)
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Arctic Seals Showing Up at the Jersey Shore
KYW's Mark Abrams speak with Bob Schoelkopf, president of the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, N.J. about the impact of global warming on arctic seals who end up on New Jersey beaches. (6:10)
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Back From Antarctica
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with two West Chester University students who just returned home from the environmental trip of a lifetime. (13:40)
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Veteran Phila. Cop Battles Department
Veteran Phila. police detective Jack Rossiter tells KYW's Tony Hanson why he's waging a fight against the department over a health-related transfer request.
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Al Gore's New Campaign
The former vice president and former presidential candidate Al Gore talks to CBS' Lesley Stahl about his campaign to make the world aware of global warming. (13:00)
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Complaint-Free Living
CBS correspondent Bill Geist reports on a program to help people stop complaining. (6:01)
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Sen. Specter Says 'Never Give In'
Sen. Arlen Specter (R-PA) talks frankly about his new book detailing his battle against cancer with KYW special contributor Larry Kane on Kane's Sunday night show on CN8. (21:34)
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Quaid Recounts Twins' Drug Ordeal
Actor Dennis Quaid tells 60 Minutes' Steve Kroft about how his newborn twins nearly died when they were mistakenly given a drug overdose. (12:57)
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Road To Recession
KYW business analyst Susan Springsteen
& other money experts join KYW special contributor Larry Kane in a candid look at what's next in the economy in Kane's CN8 show Sun. night. (21:38)
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The Re-Designed Five Dollar Bill
KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats with Michelle Scipione, VP of the Cash Services Dept. at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philad. about the re-designed and purple-splashed new five dollar bill. (6:56)
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