We continue our drumbeat coverage from on the ground in Tegucigalpa, where Hondurans continue their resistance to the ten day-old military coup, we'll speak to Andres Thomas Con-te-REES and the Latin America bureau chief for the School of the Americas Watch; also, is the Obama administration trying to quietly support illegal settlements in the West … Continued
In our continuing coverage of the coup in Honduras and the growing resistance, we'll feature an on-the-ground report and be joined by NarcoNews Bulletin founder Al Giordano with a breaking story on close ties between Hillary Clinton and a USAID agency corporation caught funneling money to five private contractors in Honduras; plus, the US military … Continued
The Morning Show looks at what actually is in the Health Care Bill? Then asks a BART board member about plans for Civilian Police Review Commission. David Bacon, labor correspondent, is in to discuss labor's participation in town hall meetings that are discussing health care reform, and labor's stance on the Honduran coup. In the … Continued
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The Morning Show looks at bank overdraft fees which have gone sky high. Then analysis of California Prisons which are currently operating at twice capacity. In the second hour, if recovery is at hand, where are the jobs? Wrapping up the program an adaptation strategy for California facing climate change.
We continue our drumbeat coverage of the ongoing military coup in Honduras, where yesterday, riot police attacked hundreds of students protesting against the coup; also, pro-democracy activists in Haiti clash with security forces and UN forces as former President Bill Clinton gets ready to address the Haitian diaspora; Catherine Austin Fitts returns with Community Business, … Continued
The US Supreme Court refuses to review the case of the Cuban 5, we'll hear from Gloria la Riva about the next legal steps ahead; also, elections in Iran: protests erupt in the streets of Tehran as Ahmedinejad is re-elected as President, Robert Knight features in-depth coverage; Former US President Jimmy Carter meets with Israeli … Continued
We present highlights of a series presented at La Pena where we take an intimate look at the arts that document our his/herstory Community Building Through songwriting and poetry. Tonight we bring you the highlights of 2 events. The first is an evening with Jon Fromer and Francisco Herrera. The second segment comes from a … Continued
There used to be nine of them, but one of the men, John Bowman, passed away in 2006. In January 2007, the remaining eight men who were Black Panthers, were charged for their involvement in the 1971 murder of San Francisco police officer John V. Young, supposedly based upon the “discovery” of new evidence: DNA … Continued
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We continue our coverage of the expanding resistance in Honduras to the coup government in the face of martial law and state of siege tactics, we'll have a special report from the border between Honduras and Nicaragua, where new pro-democracy camps have popped up to support the re-entry of the President; also, Secretary of Defense … Continued
"Eyewitness Iran" with Investigative Journalist, Reese Erlich, who was in Teheran covering the recent elections. He gives a firsthand account of the demonstrations before and after the elections; the politics of the candidates; election fraud; and provides historical context.
