Mad Cow Disease is discovered in a cow in Washington State, setting off fears of contaminated beef – and reasurrances from federal agriculture officials Aftershocks rattle the central California coast following yesterdays 6.5 magnitude quake – governor Schwarzenegger tours damaged downtown Paso Robles Ralph Nader may run for President again next year, but if he … Continued
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake hits Central California – two people are dead – the quake is felt as far North as Napa and in Los Angeles to the South The lights are back on – but many questions remain about PG&E’s performance in the wake of this weekend’s blackout in San Francisco Iraqi resistance fighters … Continued
Halliburton and Private Military Contractors Strike it Rich in Iraq Kucinich & Braun Blast ABC For Reducing Campaign Coverage
Manhunt in Iraq: Israel Trains U.S. Assassination Squads A Look At Wesley Clark and the Media’s "Shameful" Coverage of Bush’s Trip to Iraq Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs Accused of Using Honduras Sweatshops for Sean John Line 22nd Anniversary of Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Arrest for Fatal Shooting of Officer Danny Faulkner
Rabbi Michael Lerner, AIPAC and Palestinian professor Naseer Aruri Debate the Geneva Peace Accords Despite Increased Post-9/11 Need, Military Fires 37 Arabic Translators For Being Gay New Study Faults Electronic Voting Machines in Ohio U.S. Uncovers Weapons of Mass Destruction, Not in Iraq But in Texas, & the Media Fails To Take Notice
Guest Mark Jerome Walters, author of Six Modern Plagues and How We Are Causing Them. Also: The U.N. avoids major confrontation with Iran; US Congress nears completion of Energy Bill; Who really "discovered" North America?; The EU chooses France for new Fusion plant; UN reports huge HIV rates;
7:00 amWhat are the Democratic Presidential candidates up to? Matt Rothschild, editor of “The Progressive”. 7:30 amPoor News Network "Taiko Love for Arnold". Also, an interview with San Francisco mayoral candidate Matt Gonzales. 8:00 amRace in the Schoolyard: Negotiating the Color Line in Classrooms and Communities. Amanda E. Lewis, author and assistant professor of sociology … Continued
Military Families Speak Out Against the Brutal Treatment of US Soldiers in Iraq Over the Week-end A Report Back from the FTAA Protests in Miami The New Medicare Bill that Cruised Through Congress Under Cover of Night Amas Del Tiempo: A Documentary Film About the Massacre of Indigenous Peoples in El Salvadore in 1932 The … Continued
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This Town by Sidney Blumenthal. The former White House presidential advisor, journalist, and author of numerous books on American politics takes us inside the Washington Press Corps who may yawn when the hear about peace treaties, but snap to attention at the chance to uncover a little dirt on the White House residents. Visit LA … Continued
First Hour: Cynthia McKinney, former Georgia Congresswoman, concerning the Bush Administration and Beyond. Plus, Excerpts from Al Franken’s speech to the Commonwealth Club. Second Hour: After the Marches. Larry is live in DC, after co-anchoring Pacifica’s coverage of the 10/26 peace march. Joined in studio by Mitch Jeserich, Capitol Hill correspondent for Free Speech Radio … Continued
