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The Philadelphia Marathon
Hear what the Philadelphia Marathon is all about! KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with an organizer about the big event as well as student runners and leaders who share their inspiring stories of running. (34:33)
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Redifining Fine Dining
With the recession still gripping the country luxury is out and value is in. Sunday night on the Comcast network KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to two local restauranteurs and a restaurant critic about how fine dining redefines itself. (23:45)
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Contest To Help Pets and People Sleep
There is a contest going on that could help you or your pet sleep better. KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Phila. Univ. design grad student Sara Sheber and Jennifer Frank from FXI-Foamex Innovations,headquartered in Media. (15:52)
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The Broadcast Pioneers
The Broadcast Pioneers of Phila. holds it's annual Hall of Fame dinner on 11/20 at the Bala Country Club, honoring broadcasters past and present. KYW's David Madden previews the event and talks with two of the honorees. (8:25)
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New NCC President
The National Constitution Center has a new president and CEO. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips sat down with David Eisner to talk about his new job. (4:01)
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Fonzworth Bentley Tours to Promote Barbers
Musician and author Fonzworth Bentley is in town for an event honoring and informing local barbers and their clients. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips talked to Bentley about his tour and his message. (9:33)
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A Chat With A Fmr. First Lady
KYW's Vince Hill talks to former first lady Laura Bush about her years in the White House and life after the White House. (4:05)
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The App Revolution Will Be Mobilized
Smart, practical or downright silly, cell phone apps are all the rage and a rapidly growing tech industry. CBS correspondent Daniel Sieberg has more. (6:34)
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The Keys To Staying Healthy
What are the keys to staying healthy? KYW special contributor Larry Kane gets the answers Sunday night on his Comcast Network show "Voice of Reason". (24:01)
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Zoo Welcomes Newborn Orangutan
The Philadelphia Zoo proudly introduced a new Sumatran Orangutan. KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Tammy Schmidt, Curator of Carnivores and Primate Reserve to find out about the new baby orangutan. (8:24)
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Movie Pirates
CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl reports movie pirates are the bane of Hollywood. They are criminals who copy films and distribute them illegally on the Internet, costing Hollywood billions in lost revenue. (12:10)
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Two Local Authors Offer Help
There are many authors from this area and KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with two of them who offer you some help. Alina Wheeler is the author of 'Designing Brand Identity' and Homa Tavangar is the author of 'Growing Up Global'. (7:13)
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Legalizing Marijuana
President Obama has changed the federal policy on medical marijuana. KYW special contributor Larry Kane and a panel of experts discuss this hot topic Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:00)
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Shooting Stars
Once fierce competitors on the basketball court, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird have turned into fierce friends. CBS correspondent Jim Axelrod has the view from courtside. (8:22)
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Food For Thought
It's hard to stay thin when all around us are fried, sugary, salty treats advertised wherever we turn. Serena Altschul takes a look at the addictiveness of food. (4:07)
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First Time Home Buyers Guide
Thousands of Americans are racing to cash in on the 1st home buyers tax credit. KYW's John Wordock talks about how buyers, realtors and loan officers are faring as they face a November 30th deadline. (3:48)
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Epilepsy: Fighting For A Cure
More Americans are suffering from epilepsy than Parkinson's, cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis combined. CBS anchor Katie Couric reports on a disease that may not be getting the attention it deserves. (11:55)
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Sex for Tix Lawyer Speaks Out
William J. Brennan, attorney for Susan Finkelstein, the woman accused of soliciting World Series tickets for sex speaks exclusively to KYW's Tony Hanson about the case. (4:17)
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DRPA's Waterfront Light Rail Proposal
KYW's Mike Dunn spoke to John Matheussen, CEO of the Delaware River Port Authority, about the DRPA's proposal for a light rail system to connect Center City with the Delaware River waterfront. (5:29)
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Obesity: A Weighty Issue
America is 4.6 billion lbs. overweight, and our health care system is straining from the weight of it all. CBS correspondent Seth Doane has this report. (6:40)
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18th Century Cooking Show
Chef Walter Staib is launching a new public television series that focuses on the cooking of 18th Century America. KYW's Pat Loeb talked to him about it at his restaurant, Philadelphia's Historic City Tavern. (6:34)
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Congregations Cross 200 yr. old Racial Divide
Two historic congregations cross a 200 year-old racial divide at a worship service on 10/25. KYW's Nancy Griffin speaks to Reverends Mark Tyler and Alfred Day about what led up to this. (14:35)
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The Best Sports Movies
KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to Ray Didinger and Glen Macnow about their new book which ranks the Top 100 sports themed movies. This can be seen Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:01)
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The Lost Journey Of Amelia Earhart
Seventy-two years after famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart disappeared while flying over the Pacific, CBS correspondent Kimberly Dozier retraces her fateful journey in search of what really happened. (8:47)
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Life Without Lawyers
CBS correspondent Jeff Greenfield talks with Philip Howard, a lawyer who objects to the number of laws and thinks there should be fewer. How's that? (7:30)
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Swine Flu: H1N1
CBS correspondent Scott Pelley reports on the H1N1 flu which is increasingly targeting young, healthy people and how the government plans to fight the flu pandemic. (12:43)
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Stories From A Paparazzo
Philadelphia has celebrities and the man who chases them around town has stories about them! KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Philly paparazzo Hugh E. Dillon about his love for this city, his wildly popular blog and the charities he supports. (27:24)
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Nuclear Threats
KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to experts about the the nuclear capabilities of some middle eastern countries on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (23:18)
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Living Positive By Design
Jack Mackenroth, from the reality TV show "Project Runway" is in Phila. to discuss his national HIV/AIDS education initiative called "Living Positive By Design". KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to Mackenroth about the initiative. (7:45
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AccuWeather's 2009 Winter Outlook
Could this be a Delaware Valley snow lover's dream winter? KYW's Ian Bush talks with AccuWeather's Dr. Joe Sobel about the long-range forecast. (3:39)
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Did Zero Tollerance Go Too Far?
Six year old Zachary Christie speaks to CBS Early Show anchor Maggie Rodriguez about bringing a camping utensil to his Newark, Delaware school and possibly being suspended for 45 days. (3:50)
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A Blow To The Brain
New studies show that athletes, especially professional football players, who suffered many blows to the head, became brain damaged. CBS correspondent Bob Simon reports. (12:26)
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Free For All, Profit For Some
Giving your wares away on the web is counterintuitive, but some companies find the new business model works. CBS correspondent Anthony Mason has this report. (6:57)
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A Trip to Philly is a Wish Come True
Joe Parrot of Memphis has a brain tumor. When the "Make A Wish" foundation gave him a chance travel anywhere, he chose Philadelphia. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with young Joe and his tour guide Al Lee. (9:33)
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Exploring Jean-Michel Cousteau's World
KYW's Vince Hill talks with Oceanagrapher/Explorer Jean-Michel Cousteau, who'll be in the spotlight Oct. 12 at the Philadelphia Speakers Series at the Kimmel Center. (7:30)
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A Conversation With Joe Banner
KYW Special contributor Larry Kane goes one-on-one with Joe Banner, president of the Philadelphia Eagles. This personal discussion can be seen Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:14)
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Philadelphia's 3rd Annual Mutt Strutt
Pre-registration is underway for those who want to participate in a dog walk benefiting a Philadelphia animal welfare group. KYW's John McDevitt reports this year's "Mutt Strutt" takes place Oct. 31st at FDR Park in South Philadelphia. (3:04)
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How to Raise the Perfect Dog
A new book by Ceser Millan, star of National Geographic Channel's "Dog Whisperer" shares core principles of dog psychology. KYW's Nancy Griffin speaks to the author about "How to Raise the Perfect Dog". (8:53)
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A Caterer's Guide to Cooking
Steve Poses, a longtime Philly restaurateur/caterer and author from his 'Frog-Commissary' days is out with a new book called 'At Home'. KYW's Steve Tawa spoke with the author, who calls it a 'caterer’s guide to cooking and home entertainment.' (11:00)
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Battling Illiteracy
Even in this day and age, one American adult in seven is illiterate. Fortunately, there are ways to escape from that situation. CBS News correspondent Byron Pitts looks at some personal stories of illiteracy, including his own. (8:12)
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Starbucks' Impact On America
Temple Univ. professor Bryant Simon spent an average of 15 hours a week in Starbucks for the last few years. But he wasn't there for the coffee. Bryant wrote a book exploring what Starbucks' success says about Americans. KYW's Pat Loeb talked to him about
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One Year Anniversary For CHF Museum
The Chemical Heritage Foundation's museum turns 1 year old! KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with CHF president Tom Tritton about this unique hidden Old City museum. (11:00)
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Parking Ticket Protection
A new business is helping protect its clients from the hassles of dealing with parking tickets in Philadelphia. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Shamah Howell with www.ticketprotectionpa.com. (18:16)
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Mission: Death Valley
KYW special contributor Larry Kane speaks with Philadelphia entrpeneur/adventurer Todd Carmichael about his upcoming expedition to Death Valley Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:08)
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Family Tours Ballparks For Job and Charity
A family is using unemployment as an opportunity to visit 30 major league baseball parks. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Roberto Coquis and Judy Pino, parents of 7-month-old Sofia. (3:58)
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The Madoff Scam: Repaying Victims
The man in charge of recovering assets from Bernard Madoff says there is about $18 billion still out there that he hopes to recover for victims of the scam. But it won't be easy. CBS correspondent Morley Safer reports. (12:47)
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Does Ford Really Have a Better Idea?
CBS correspondent Martha Teichner has this reports the Ford Motor Company underwent a grueling restructuring but may come out stronger than its government supported competitors. (10:21)
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Church Has Billie Holiday Tribute/Roof Benefit
The Church of St. Luke and The Epiphany is getting a new roof and on October 4th there will be a tribute to Phila. born Billie Holiday. KYW's Lauren Lipton has more on the roof and Hoilday tribute. (14:19)
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How to Stay Organized
It's less then a month since school started and many parents are already inundated with paper not to mention the large stack of bills on the dining room table. KYW's Michelle Durham got tips on how to get organized from local expert Janet Taylor. (7:39)
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Philadelphia Waterfront Transit
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with John Matheussen, PATCO president and CEO of the DRPA about the future above ground waterfront transit system. (7:42)
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Cell Phone Controversy in Penna.
A lawmaker, a woman who lost her parents in a cell phone related accident and an official of AAA talk to KYW special contributor Larry Kane on his Comcast Network show Sunday night about the failure to pass car safety legislation. (24:30)
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Philadelphia's Creative Innovation
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Innovation Philadelphia CEO and President Kelly Lee about a big worldwide summit being held in Philadelphia in early October. (11:45)
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School Gets Grant From Hamels Foundation
Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels and wife Heidi toured the Stetson Middle School to see how the school has used a $50K grant from the Hamels Foundation. KYW's Mike DeNardo spoke with Cole, Heidi, and principal Renato Lajara. (8:16)
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New Archeological Finds For Penn Staff
A symposium is being held 9/19 at the Penn Museum, outlining the new finds at a archeological dig in Egypt by the Univ. of Pa. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to curator David O'Connor about the new discoveries. (7:10)
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Learn How To Dance "Chicago" Style
Dancers from the musical "Chicago" stopped by the Philadelphia Sports Club to host a dance class. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with PSC group exercise coord.Vivian Camphor about learning the sexy moves from the pros. (3:27)
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Turning the Big 3-0
Will thirtysomethings discover their life's 'starting point,' or a 'slow fade to the grave'? CBS correspondent Seth Doane has this report. (7:54)
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Kennedy's Son Reflects On Dad's Legacy
Ted Kennedy Jr. and Jonathan Karp, the editor/publisher who collaborated closely with Sen. Ted Kennedy Sr. on his memoir spoke to CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl about the life and legacy of the late Sen. Kennedy. (13:05)
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Building A Business In This Economy
A local job coach has tips on thriving, even in this economy. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with 14-time book author Terri Levin about how to make money doing what you love.
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Remembering Fred Sherman
Former KYW business analyst Fred Sherman is remembered by retired KYW Newsradio anchor and business editor Don Lancer. (2:45)
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Your Health Care On The Line
The U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis joins three political analysts to discuss the President's address to Congress on KYW special contributor Larry Kane's Comcast Network Show Sunday night. (24:23)
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Battleship NJ Hosts Free Farmer's Market
There's a free farmer's market being held on the Battleship New Jersey! KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Jack Willard about the Saturday 9/12 event called "Jersey Fresh." (3:30)
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Dr. Phil Broadcasts From Philly
Dr. Phil McGraw kicks off the 8th season of his show on the road! KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with the talk show host while he was in the area taping a segment for his live show in Philadelphia on Wednesday, September 16th.(4:58)
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Rosh Hashanah Dinner
The Jewish New Year kicks off next Friday. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with London Grill's Terry Berch McNally and Michael McNally about High Holiday food and recipes. (24:58)
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Bring The Concert To Your Home
Do you want to hear a concert or lecture but have no way of getting there? Specticast, a Phila. company is starting something new to change this. KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Specticast's Mark Rupp. (7:40)
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Philly Rocks
The Philly Rocks event is a fight against cancer. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with James Chippendale of the Love Hope Strength Foundation, whose goal is to raise money for cancer care. (12:55)
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Local Retreat Helps Ease Recession Stress
A spiritual retreat in Haverford is seeing an increase in retreatants seeking help in dealing with the recession and its effects. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips toured the St Raphaela Cntr. with its director, Sister Margaret Scott. (17:13)
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Farmers' Almanac: What's Old Is New
The new 2010 Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting more snow and lower temperatures for the winter in our region. KYW's Karin Phillips talks with Editor-in-Chief Judson Hale about all of the interesting forecasts in the new Almanac. (13:25)
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The Gift of Pearls
CBS correspondent Barry Peterson takes a look at the traditional 30th anniversary present...pearls. (4:14)
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A Cruise To Help The Kids
KYW's Hadas Kuznits talks with organizers from the Children's Crisis Treatment Center about the group's "Cruise For Kids" fundraiser. (11:19)
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Tom Ridge Assesses National Security
KYW special contributor Larry Kane interviews former Homeland Security chief and Pennasylvania governor Tom Ridge on Larry's 'Voice of Reason' show Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:50)
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New Chamber of Commerce Head
KYW's Mike Dunn sat down with Rob Wonderling, the new president of the Greater Phila. Chamber of Commerce. They discussed the city and state budget woes, and the chamber's support for a city sales tax increase. (15:00)
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Financial WMDs
CBS correspondent Steve Kroft examines the complicated financial instruments known as credit default swaps and the central role they are playing in the unfolding economic crisis. (12:03)
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Good Scents
CBS correspondent Serena Altschul takes us behind the scenes at the world's largest fragrance house, Givaudan, to learn how perfume is designed and why it packs such a wallop. (4:01)
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Getting Ready For H1N1 (Swine Flu)
KYW special contributor Larry Kane and three experts discuss the H1N1 vaccine on his 'Voice of Reason' show Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:15)
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Warily Watching Tropical Storm Danny
The storm is forecast to become a hurricane and may affect the Jersey shore and the Delaware Valley. KYW's Ian Bush gets the outlook from AccuWeather expert senior meteorologist Dan Kottlowski. (5:30)
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Taste Wine and Find A Synagogue
"Taste of the New Year" matches young Jewish adults with Center City synagogues. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Deborah Gordon Klehr and Susan Stanek about celebrating the upcoming Jewish New Year and getting free high holiday tickets! (7:05)
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60 Minutes Remembers Its Creator
60 Minutes devotes its entire hour to the news magazine's creator and former executive producer, Don Hewitt, who died 8/19/09 at the age of 86. (42:44)
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Amazing Kids
A look at two area students, a possible future pop star and a young woman who may have discovered a cancer breakthrough on KYW special contributor Larry Kane's Comcast Network show Sunday at 9:30pm. (24:05)
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Paper and Its Future
What will the future hold for paper? With the growth of internet publications and e-books, folks have begun writing the obituary on paper. CBS contributor Mo Rocca unwraps the story of paper. (5:51)
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Michael Vick On 60 Minutes
In his first interview since his release from prison Michael Vick talked with CBS Sports' James Brown about dog fighting and the future of his career. (14:37)
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Ageless Wonders
The nation's oldest mayor and aging experts explore the world of eternal youth with KYW special contributor Larry Kane on his Sunday night Comcast Network Show. (24:07)
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Woodstock Reflections: Then And Now
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Richard Fusco, Chief Creative Officer of Woodstock Radio. He looks back on the famous festival and talks about how the town and culture have changed since 1969. (23:30)
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Circus Classes for Children and Adults
The circus is always in town at the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts in Germantown. KYW's Nancy Griffin speaks to director Shana Kennedy about the various circus activities taught.(3:09)
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Brain Power
CBS correspondent Scott Pelley reports people who are completely paralyzed due to illness or trauma are getting help communicating with a new technology that connects their brains to a computer. (12:11)
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Keeping Root Beer Afloat
CBS correspondent Russ Mitchell takes a look at how the old fashioned root beer has changed. (3:38)
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New Bike Lanes In Cntr. City
Rina Cutler, Phila's deputy mayor for transportation, spoke with KYW city hall bureau chief Mike Dunn about her controversial plan to begin next month to create bicycle-only lanes on Pine and Spruce Sts in Center City. (16:15)
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Your Financial Outlook
Three of the area's top economic experts give an outlook for what may be the final weeks of the recession on KYW special contributor Larry Kane's Comcast Network show Sunday Night. (24:01)
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Literacy In The Workforce
KYW special contributor Larry Kane takes a look at the growing gap between the essential needs of businesses and the literacy skills of potential employees Sunday night on his Comcast Network show. (23:57)
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The Intelligence of Animals
Do animals actually have the capacity to understand complex ideas and emotions? Some studies and behavior prove there is more going on in animals' minds than we thought possible CBS correspondent Tracy Smith has this report. (5:41)
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Grad Wants To Make A Difference
Getting a job and making a difference in our society is a tall order. KYW's Kim Glovas spoke with one college graduate who joined "Teach for America" with hopes of making a difference. (4:10)
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Why Has July Been So Cool?
We are enjoying a unusually comfortable summer as the heat and humidity have been below average for weeks now. KYW's Matt Leon spoke with Accu-Weather meteorologist Dave Samuhel about why it's been so cool. (4:30)
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The Battle To Free The Innocent
An area man convicted of two rapes serves 15yrs. before DNA proves he didn't do it. A dramatic look at the Innocence Project on KYW special contributor Larry Kane's show on the Comcast Network Sunday night. (23:50)
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Local Teen Bands Battle
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Erin Riley, the president of Rock and Roll After School, a new local music school running a Battle of the Bands. (10:26)
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Gloucester County Hosts 4-H Fair
Just a half hour away from Philly, the 4H Fair in Mullica Hill, NJ makes you feel like you're in the country's heartland. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Bernadette Blackstock and Jenna Smith about the agricultural fair and peach festival. (13:19)
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One-On-One With Buzz Aldrin
KYW's Hadas Kuznits spoke to Buzz Aldrin, the 2nd man to walk on the moon 40 yrs. ago. He was at the Free Library of Phila. to talk about his experiences and new book, "Magnificent Desolation: The Long Journey Home from the Moon". (1:13:58)
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Skate Park Opens At Pop's Playground
KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips got a preview of the new skate park with Tom Potts, pres. of the Friends of Pop's Playground, and local skateboarder Jesse Clayton, the park's designer. The park opens Saturday. (15:57)
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That's The Way It Was
CBS correspondent Cami McCormick hosts a CBS News special on the life of Walter Cronkite. (42:53)
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Walter Cronkite: An Appreciation
The death of Walter Cronkite marks, in a sense, the end of an era. CBS correspondent Martha Teichner has this appreciation of the man many of us called Uncle Walter. (13:23)
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Walter Cronkite's Postscripts
Legendary CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite recapped some of the most important news events of the last century on his program "Walter Cronkite's Postscripts to the 20th Century". Here is a collection. (35:42)
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Unraveling The Health Care Crisis
Will health care reform cost you more or less? KYW special contributor Larry Kane and a panel of health care experts try to unravel the complicated health care crisis in America on Kane's Sunday Night show on the Comcast Network. (24:19)
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Take A Hike!
If you're looking for some extra summer fun, how about a trip to the Pa. Highlands KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Jennifer Heisey of the Appalachian Mountain Club about a new series of free pocket sized hiking cards that tells you where to go. (17:09)
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Farewell To The Spectrum
The last concert has been scheduled at the Spectrum before the venue is demolished. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Ike Richaman of Comcast Spectacor about the memories, the events and what's planned for the future of this space. (7:39)
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Irish Pub's Tour De Shore
Cruise for a cause at the 22nd annual "Tour De Shore" sponsored by the Irish Pub in Rittenhouse Square. KYW's Nancy Griffin has more. (3:04)
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Making The Battle The Clothesline
Clotheslines of old are appearing anew in backyards as people look for ways to save energy and cut costs. In some communities, clotheslines are banned and have become quite controversial. CBS correspondent Bill Geist reports. (5:07)
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Tour de Grease
Carolyn Wyman, author of "The Great Philly Cheesesteak Book" talks with KYW's Hadas Kuznits about the bike ride she's leading cheesesteak lovers on to seven of her favorite Philly cheesesteak stands. (11:24)
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Judging The Judge
Monday, Supreme Court Nominee Judge Sonia Sotomayor faces confirmation hearings. KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to two Philadelphians who know her and a nat'l Republican activist who opposes her nomination on Kane's Sunday night show on the Comc
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Philabundance Launches 'Share the Harvest'
Philabundance launches its 'Share the Harvest' program July 18th. Gardeners are being asked to plant extra vegetables and donate the extra produce to the region's hungry. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips has more. (9:27)
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Michael Jackson: The Last Dance
CBS News presents this special on the spectacular sendoff, the life, the legacy and the lingering questions regarding Michael Jackson. (42:26)
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Increase In NJ Pedestrian Accidents
The number of fatal pedestrian accidents is on the rise in New Jersey. KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Edward O' Connor of the NJ Dept. of Traffic Safety about what officials are doing to combat this growing problem. (5:56)
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Post Fire Church Groundbreaking
July 11th, the congregation of Prince of Peace Baptist Church will gather for a groundbreaking ceremony for their new building. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips went to 32nd and Berks Sts. and spoke with church pastor Robert Shipman. (7:52)
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Police Legend Retires
KYW's Tony Hanson reports Officer Ralph Maldonado of the 35th police district is retiring this weekend after a nearly 24 year career filled with service, danger and almost unbearable heartache. (14:30)
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MJ: Picking Up The Peices
CBS News examines the mystery surrounding Michael Jackson's death and the many questions that remain. (47:04)
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Pa. Horticultural Society Pres. To Retire
Jane Pepper, president of the Pa. Horticultural Society will retire next spring after 29 yrs as president. KYW community affairs Reporter Karin Phillips talks to Pepper about her past and her future. (14:07)
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Pool Safety
Spending time in the pool is a popular activity this time of year. KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to experts who offer tips on being safe around pools and spas Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (24:02)
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Pa. Hospital's Farmers Market
Pennsylvania Hospital kicked off its weekly farmers market to promote health and well being through locally grown produce. KYW's John McDevitt has this report. (3:23)
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Ed McMahon's Philly Connection
KYW's David Madden takes a closer look at Ed McMahon's Philadelphia connection, which goes back to the Golden Age of Television. (3:22)
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Inside Supermax
CBS correspondent Scott Pelley takes a look at the secretive "Supermax" federal prison, where the nation's most dangerous and infamous criminals are held under the strictest rules. (13:30)
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Working With McMahon In Phila.
KYW's Harry Donahue and KYW's Ed Abrams talked to fmr. broadcaster Jack Whitaker about working with Ed McMahon at WCAU-TV in Philadelphia. (2:49)
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Ed McMahon Interview From 2007
CBS Correspondent Peter King interviewed Ed McMahon(who was recovering from laryngitis) about his relationship with Johnny Carson during the game show, "Who Do You trust" and "The Tonight Show." (5:49)
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3rd Annual "Tour for Babies"
Its a two-day cycling event as a small group of cyclists ride from White Plains, NY to HUP to raise money for the March of Dimes. KYW's Matt Leon sat down with Mark Mills, one of the "CC Riders."
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The Truth About Parrots
Taking care of a parrot is a much more daunting challenge than most think and, as CBS correspondent Bill Whitaker reports, some frustrated owners are abandoning their birds. (7:03)
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Fish 50 States in 50 Days
They've been on rivers and lakes from Pa. to Fl. and more. A Dad and his son continue a quest to fish across the USA, hitting all 50 states in a 50 day periiod. CBS correspondent Dave Barrett has an update on their journey. (4:06)
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The Legend of Ed Snider
Ed Snider, the 45 year veteran powerhouse of Philadelphia sports talks to KYW special contributor Larry Kane about his career and Philadelphia sports fans on Kane's Sunday night show on the Comcast Network. (26:06)
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Locals Swim English Channel for Charity
KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke with Tori DeLollo, Trista Felty and Kiersten Rosenberg who will swim the English Channel June 29th to raise money and awareness for MS and to honor a Villanova swimming teammate who was diagnosed with di
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Independence Business Alliance
The Independence Business Alliance holds its annual meeting June 22nd. KYW's Hadas Kuznits chats about LGBT-specific business issues with IBA President Bill Gehrman and Gloria Casarez, director of LGBT affairs for Mayor Nutter. (14:57)
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Will TV's Digital Transition Affect Radio?
As television transitions from analog to digital radio is also going digital. KYW's Pat Loeb talks to one of the developers of digital radio, Glynn Walden, CBS Radio's senior vice president of engineering. (8:39)
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Local Firm Creates Lawn Watering Monitor
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Walt Norley about his King of Prussia based company and his product UgMO which helps greens stay green while saving money and water at the same time. (18:57)
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Inside Baseball's Hall of Fame
KYW special contributor Larry Kane has an in-depth discussion with sports writer Bert Sugar about his newly released book on Baseball's Hall of Fame. The interview can be seen Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (25:33)
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The Future of America-Class of 09 Pt. 2
KYW special contributor Larry Kane looks at America's future with graduates of the class of 2009, everything from war and peace to drug abuse and morality on Kane's Comcast Network Show Sunday night. (22:02)
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Ruby's Weight Loss Journey
Ruby Gettinger, star of the Style Network show "Ruby" talks to KYW's Hadas Kuznits about her Walk Across America and her weight loss journey, dropping several hundred pounds. (15:04)
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The Future of America-Class of 09
KYW special contributor Larry Kane looks at America's future with graduates of the class of 2009, everything from war and peace to drug abuse and morality on Kane's Comcast Network Show Sunday night. (21:45)
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Brad Lidge On His Faith
KYW's Nancy Griffin as she interviews the 2008 Comeback Player of the Year, Phillies pitcher Brad Lidge who talks about taking plays from a different playbook during baseball chapel services. (5:59)
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Philly's Rock, Paper, Scissors League
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Shawn Ring, Exec. Dir. of the Rock, Paper, Scissors Phila. City League that has hundreds of people competing in a weeks-long tournament to find Philadelphia's RPS champ. (11:23)
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Preventing Check Card Fraud
KYW's Michelle Durham talks to Beneficial Bank executive vice president Denise Kassekert about preventing check card fraud. (9:57)
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Holiday Day Trip Ideas
Looking for a last-minute Memorial Day trip? KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with AAA travel agent Sharon Hall about local holiday destinations you can get to on one tank of gas. (8:55)
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Wibbage Reunion
The Broadcast Pioneers of Phila. hosted a reunion for disc jockeys and fans of the legendary 1960's radio station WIBG, better known as "Wibbage". Several jocks remembered the good old days in a discussion moderated by Sam Lit, son of the late Hy Lit.(1:0
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Ghost Hunting 101 At Cliveden Mansion
Cliveden Mansion is known as one of the most haunted places in the Philly region. Officials at Cliveden are holding ghost hunting classes for those who are interested. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips went for a tour of the mansion. (18:04)
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The Most Powerful Woman In Fashion
The sunglasses come off the high-queen of haute couture in this rare interview, in which Vogue editor Anna Wintour reveals why she always wears them and much more to CBS correspondent Morley Safer.(12:54)
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Secretary Of War
Defense Secretary Robert Gates discusses the war in Afghanistan in a candid and wide-ranging interview with CBS anchor Katie Couric, who accompanied him to Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. (12:15)
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Local Luxury Hotel Has Summer Deals
The economy has some luxury hotels offering specal summer value packages for families. KYW's John McDevitt reports on one local hotel's offerings. (3:58)
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Forecast In The War On Terror
The man who predicted a 9/11 type attack on America years before it happened looks at the current dangers with KYW special contributor Larry Kane on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (21:08)
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Big Green Earth Store
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with transplanted Philadelphian Tony Fisher, the co-owner and operator of 'The Big Green Earth Stores' in Philadelphia about what new green things are in stores and on the horizon. (11:01)
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Darby's Connection To Abe Lincoln
KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips reports Saturday a local organization will honor those who's graves were discovered after an old cemetery was cleared in Darby, Pa. including the graves of many of Abraham Lincoln's first cousins. (21:45)
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Bullying
A new British study finds preteens who were bullied as they were younger are twice as likely to develop psychotic symptoms. KYW's Michelle Durham talked to therapist Ray Fisher about what can you do to protect your child. (7:03)
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The Mother Load
If failing to maintain a household like the 1950s TV ideal makes a mother "bad," then there are more bad moms out there than you might think and CBS correspondent Tracy Smith reports they're admitting it with pride. (7:41)
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Priest In Racy Photos Speaks Out
In an exclusive interview Father Alberto Cutié tells CBS anchor Maggie Rodgiruez that breaking his vows was wrong, celibacy should be optional and he may marry the woman seen in the photos. (8:56)
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USP Professor Talks Digital Healthcare
Dr. James Pierce is the chair of the Bioinformatics and Computer Science Department at the University of the Sciences. KYW's Matt Leon spoke with him about President Obama's aspiration to have an electronic health record for every American by 2014.
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The Rage Over The Recession
KYW special contributor Larry Kane discusses with a panel of analysts taxpayer anger over the financial bailout on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (21:43)
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Homeless Advocate on Time Mag's Influential List
Sr. Mary Scullion, co-founder of Project H.O.M.E., was selected as one of TIME Magazine's most influential people in the world. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips talked with Scullion about the achievement. (11:04)
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Taming Terror
What happens when a prisoner is set free from the U.S. prison camp at Guantanamo? CBS correspondent David Martin goes inside a Saudi Arabian program, which teaches alleged terrorists that Osama Bin Laden is all wrong. (12:25)
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Going Cold Turkey From Meat
CBS correspondent Tracy Smith introduces us to a doctor who says that heart disease can be eradicated forever with the correct diet; and a nutritionist who says we should keep eating meat if we know what's good for us. (9:43)
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Clarity On Swine Flu Outbreak
Three doctors and an expert on vaccines give calm and clear advice on swine flu in a discussion with KYW special contributor Larry Kane on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (21:40)
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Local School Chess Team Makes Top 10
The Russell Byers Charter School recently placed 8th in the nation among 40 other teams from around the country in a national chess championship. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to members of the team about their accomplishment. (22:39
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What Do We Do About Coal?
Coal is America's most abundant and cheapest fossil fuel but, as CBS correspondent Scott Pelley reports, burning it happens to be the biggest contributor to global warming. (12:24)
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Vice President Joe Biden
Joe Biden has never been shy about speaking his mind and the vice president remains true to form in this wide-ranging interview with CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl. (13:18)
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Inside YouTube
CBS correspondent Rita Braver got an unprecedented look behind the scenes at YouTube, and talks with one of the site’s young founders about its meteoric rise and its future. (8:55)
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Time To Convert Records and VHS Tapes
It's the season for spring cleaning. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Andrew Davidson of Under Design about digitally converting records, VHS tapes and cassettes. (13:40)
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Back From The War Zone
Sen. Ted Kaufman (D-DE) briefs KYW special contributor Larry Kane on his trip to the danger zones of Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan on Kane's show Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (21:49)
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Disabled Pets and Their Owners
True stories of disabled pets and their owners are told in an uplifting book edited by an Upper Bucks County publisher. KYW's John McDevitt has more. (6:56)
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The Spirit of Phila. Is Hiring
The Spirit of Philadelphia, which offers lunch and dinner cruises is hiring for the summer season. KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with food and beverage director Leah Solomon and general manager Bob Gregory. (3:33)
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New Airline for Pets Only
A new pets-only airline is making pet owners very happy! CBS correspondent Peter King chats with Alysa Binder, who co-founded Pet Airways with her husband. (5:14)
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Dining Out for Life Event
KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke with Kevin Burns of Action Aids about the April 30th Dining Out for Life event where over 200 area restaurants will donate 1/3 of their Thursday receipts to the fight HIV and AIDS.(12:02)
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The Sandy Sprint 5K Walk and Run
The Sandy Sprint 5K Walk and Run for the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation kicks off Saturday at the Carousel House. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to one survivor who is detemined to run the race again this year. (7:58)
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Retirement Dreams Disappear With 401(k)s
The recent financial collapse has devastated this retirement resource. Older workers are hardest hit, as their financial futures may now be at risk. CBS correspondent Steve Kroft has this report. (12:42)
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Exonerated: Life After A Life Sentence
CBS correspondent Kelly Cobiella examines what happens after innocent people are freed - journeys that can be harder and more dangerous to experience than surviving in a prison yard. (10:03)
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Unemployed At Age 45+
A larger number of people age 45 and over are staying unemployed longer. KYW's Michelle Durham reports two partners at CPO Recruiting in Horsham have plenty of advice for this age group. (9:16)
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Police Undergo "Active Shooter Training"
The Philadelphia police are conducting reality-based training to react to Columbine type crime scenes. KYW's Tony Hanson talks to chief inspector Joe Sullivan about "Active Shooter Training". (7:20)
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Financing College Tuition
The economic crisis has made financing a college education more difficult. KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to three experts about how parents and colleges are finding creative ways to pay college tuition. (12:33)
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Passyunk Avenue Development
A South Philly neighborhood is becoming a magnet for shopping and nightlife. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Passyunk Main Street manager Renee Gillinger and store owners James McManaman and Jimmy Contreras about Philly's best-kept weekend secret. (27:07)
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A Chat With Bob Woodward
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Bob Woodward is a participant in Philadelphia Speakers Series. KYW's Vince Hill talked with Woodward about President Obama, President Bush and the state of journalists today. (10:09)
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Get a Bargain While Helping a Charity
The Doubletree Hotel is undergoing renovation and furniture is being donated to Habitat for Humanity ReStores for resale. KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Tom Brophy, of the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Chester County and Doubletree Hotel GM Bill Fitzger
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Genocide Then And Now
Tuesday is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Special Contributor Larry Kane marks the remembrance of the six million dead and discusses the battle against genocide in Darfur in this special edition.(22:06)
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Donors Are Hereos
The Donors are Heroes Organ Donation organization hosts their annual fundraiser. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with organ recipient Don Freeman and his wife Renee, who both founded the organization. (21:40)
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Equality Forum Is Set In Phila.
The global event for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender community, Equality Forum is in Philadelphia April 27th - May 3rd. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips has more on the event. (13:25)
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Dealing With The Foreclosure Crisis
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to real estate attorney Bruce Shaw about communicating with mortgage companies and gets tips on chosing a mortgage from Beneficial Bank's chief lending officer Drew Miller. (11:55)
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The Real Story on Getting A Job
There are no clear solutions on seeking jobs, but a trio of innovative experts goes "out" of the box to provide some different techniques on KYW special contributor Larry Kane's Comcast Network show Sunday night. (21:18)
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Good Friday In Philadelphia
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with pastor Susan Richardson of Christ Church about Good Friday and Easter. Hadas also talks to Pastor Maggie Ainsley of Atonement Lutheran Church about her church's "interactive" Good Friday service. (26:35)
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The Popularity of President Obama
CBS News Director of Surveys Sarah Dutton takes a look at President Barack Obama's popularity during his first few months of office. (3:23)
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Bristol Palin's Ex Speaks Out
CBS Early Show Anchor Maggie Rodriguez speaks to Levi Johnston, the father of Bristol Palin's child, about Johnston's relationship with the Palin family. (5:13)
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Closing The Clinic: The Recession's Impact
The current economic recession is affecting our nation's most vulnerable. CBS correspondent Scott Pelley reports on a county hospital in Nevada that is closing an outpatient cancer clinic due to budget cuts. (12:50)
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Hurricane Predictions for 2009
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke with Ken Reeves, AccuWeather senior meterologist and dir. of forecasting ops at accuweather.com about hurricane predictions for the upcoming months. (3:48)
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Grocery Auction
Call it a sign of the times. The latest thing on the auction block, food. KYW's Pat Loeb interviewed Millville, PA auctioneer Kirk Williams who recently started added groceries to the goods he offers to the highest bidder. (7:52)
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City Council Under Fire
Phila. City Council members have found themselves under increased scrutiny for an escalating budget and perks like city cars. KYW's Mike Dunn spoke with analyst Randall Miller of St. Joseph's University. (6:22)
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Prom Dress Trends
KYW's Lynne Adkins talked with John Kim, owner of Ashley's Bridal Shoppe in Warminster, Bucks County to find out what teens are buying this year. (4:52)
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The Spiritual Life, Recession and The Hereafter
KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks to a Bishop, a Rabbi, a minister and author about religion and the recession in this holiday season, Easter and Passover and about life after death on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (21:34)
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Stop The Presses!
Newspapers as we know them may cease to exist but, what will become of the news itself? CBS correspondent Jeff Greenfield has this report. (9:10)
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A Road To Reconciliation
After decades of feuding and estrangement, Nancy Reagan and her daughter, Patti Davis, have made up. CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl interviews the mother and daughter. (12:04)
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Philadelphia's Stressed Sewers
KYW's John McDevitt speaks with Joanne Dahme, the Phila. Water Dept. watersheds project manager about storm flood relief projects in various stages of planning and evaluation in parts of the city. (11:15)
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Ryan Moats On Traffic Stop
KYW sister station 105.3 The Fan, interviewed NFL running back Ryan Moats about the traffic stop by a Dallas police officer who kept Moats and his family in a hospital parking lot and threatened to arrest him while his mother-in-law was dying inside the h
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A Chat With Jane Goodall
KYW's Vince Hill talks to world reknowned anthropologist Jane Goodall about the recent discovery of new species on the planet Earth. Goodall will be in town Monday for the Phila. Speaker Series. (5:14)
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Guide Dog Appreciation Day
KYW's John McDevitt reports center city organization that provides services for the blind and visually impaired celebrates it's 15th annual Guide Dog appreciation day. (10:58)
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Teenage Prostitution Crackdown
A look at the dramatic nationwide crackdown on teenage prostitution from the prosecutors who are tackling the problem on KYW special contributor Larry Kane's Comcast Network show Sunday night at 9:30. (24:38)
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Fourth Anniversary for Commuter Program
The Commuter Options Program by the Philadelphia Unemployment Project operates van pools between Phila. and jobs in the suburbs. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips traveled with commuters headed to Bucks County. (16:04)
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Recession Leads To Exotic Job Change
The recession has led to a surge in job applications at gentleman's clubs throughout the land. KYW's Paul Kurtz spoke to Ashley Legard, a 22 year old exotic dancer. (6:26)
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Tight Market Causes Occupation Changes
The tight job market has caused some women to turn to an occupation they otherwise would never even consider....stripping. KYW's Paul Kurtz spoke to Julian Fernandez, who manages the Gold Club in center city. (3:22)
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Shank Bowl Fundraiser
The Jewish National Fund hosts the first annual "Shank Bowl" to raise money to build a playground in Israel. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with JNF leaders Rachel Baum and Joel Frisch. (9:06)
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Mr. Lopez Meets Mr. Ayers
Nathaniel Ayers, a mentally ill musical virtuoso, was discovered living on the streets by Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez. CBS correspondent Morley Safer reports on the unbreakable bond between them. (12:24)
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Make No Mistake: To Err IS Human
Our brains are hard-wired to fail, slip-up, and generally miss the obvious. CBS correspondent Susan Spencer has this report on making mistakes. (8:25)
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A Great Place to Work
Imagine coming to work at a company where trust, collaboration and communication are equally as important as the bottom line. CBS correspondent Rita Braver visits two companies rated as great places to work. (5:45)
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The 'Wild West' On The Internet
Bad Language. Bad information. The dangers of the internet and possible solutions as KYW special contributor Larry Kane probes the downside of the Web on his Voice of Reason Show Sunday night on the Comcast network. (21:37)
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Retail Mark-Ups Unmasked
What if stores had a sale, but nobody came? That's a question now considered by CBS correspondent Michelle Miller. (3:40)
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Crusading for Better Food
CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl profiles Alice Waters, a world-renowned chef and restaurateur who hopes a slower approach to the food we eat will keeps us healthier and greener. (12:18)
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Local Barbie Collector
This is a big year for Barbie collectors as the iconic doll has it's 50th birthday this year. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips visited Lisa Kiernan, an avid Barbie collector from Hamilton Township, NJ. (13:24)
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Deep Inside The Vince Fumo Trial
KYW's Tony Hanson talks with Philadelphia Inquirer reporters Craig McCoy and Emilie Lounsberry. They discuss each of their impressions and reactions during the lengthy coverage of the federal corruption trial of former Pennsylvania State Senator Vince Fu
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Ben Bernanke's Greatest Challenge
Fed chairman Ben Bernanke discusses recession, financial rescues and recovery in wide-ranging interview with CBS correspondent Scott Pelley. (26:07)
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Millionaires In-Chief
Becoming President of the United States has always guaranteed a place in history. But increasingly, becoming President guarantees something else millions of dollars. CBS correspondent Jim Axelrod reports. (5:06)
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Newspapers: Stop The Presses?
A Phila. newspaper is one of ten on the most endangered list of big city newspapers. KYW special contributor Larry Kane looks at the newspaper crisis with two veteran news managers on his Comcast Network program Sunday night. (21:32)
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When Your Bank Has Failed
What would happen if your local bank failed? CBS correspondent Scott Pelley was given extraordinary access, as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation moves in to take over a failed bank in Chicago. (13:00)
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Unraveling The Secret Of 'Alters'
The mental health illness of Multiple Personality Disorder is a hardship for patients, a fascination to filmmakers, authors and the public and a controversy amongst therapists. CBS correspondent Tracy Smith reports. (8:28)
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Show Me The Money! Pt. 2
Personal finance, the stock meltdown and the housing crisis is once again explored by KYW special contributor Larry Kane and some strong minded money experts on Kane's Comcast Network Show Sunday night. (21:03)
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Dealing With Data Rot
Sooner or later, it affects every audio recording, video recording and computer file. CBS Contributor David Pogue looks at what happens when technological progress leaves your most precious memories and recordings behind. (7:50)
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Mexico: The War Next Door
Drug cartel fueled violence has turned into war in Mexico. The U.S. Homeland Security Secretary says every american has a stake in Mexico's war. CBS correspondent Anderson Cooper reports. (11:33)
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Exhibit Traces Cape May Settlers
KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips reports an exhibit in Cape May, NJ outlines the origins, contributions and descendants of the region's first African American families. (24:32)
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Show Me The Money! Pt. 1
KYW special contributor Larry Kane and a panel of experts discuss the President Obama's stimulus package and the state of the U.S. economy Sunday night on the Comcast Network. (21:25)
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Spring Break Dangers
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Brian Daly, child and adolesent psychologist at Temple University about talking to your college-aged kids about their potentially risky behavior. (14:44)
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Sima's Undergarments For Women
A book written in Philadelphia sees the light of day. KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with author Ilana Stanger-Ross, a Temple University alumni, about her first novel, "Sima's Undergarments For Women." (14:37)
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The Secrets of A Nazi Mascot
CBS correspondent Bob Simon tells how a young Jewish boy escaped death and became a mascot for Nazi soldiers. (10:55)
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An Iconic Artist Of The Moment
CBS correspondent Rita Braver reports Shepard Fairey, the creator of the most famous poster of campaign '08 will take his street art in new directions. (7:51)
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The Drinking Age Debate
CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl examines the debate over lowering the drinking age to 18, a controversial idea embraced by some people and roundly criticized by other groups. (13:29)
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Courtroom Cowboy - A Phila. Legend
The story of Jim Beasely, a high school drop out who became a legendary courtroom fighter, complete with details of secret lives. KYW special contributor Larry Kane talks with the family and the biographer on his Comcast Network show Sunday night.(21:53)
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Some Use Facebook Despite Controversy
Despite Facebook's contraversial ownership policy, many people continue to network on the social networking site. KYW's Hadas Kuznits asked some Philly Facebook users what the site is about and who's on it these days? (1:28)
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World Of Trouble
CBS correspondent Scott pelley reports 3yrs. before the housing market crash, Paul Bishop said he warned his superiors at World Savings that many of the mortgages they were granting were misleading and predatory. (12:58)
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Buy American
The economic stimulus package includes a "Buy American" clause many U.S. industries lobbied for. CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl reports that businesses that export overseas fear foreign governments will retaliate and keep U.S. products out of their market
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Meeting The Growing Threat of Iran
CBS correspondent Kimberly Dozier reports a former CIA agent says the U.S. must take pragmatic approach to Tehran and its ambitions for empire. (9:27)
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KYW Newstudies Digital Roundtable
KYW's Ian Bush moderates a discussion with H.S. students on digital media in the news industry. Panelists are Caroline Bean, GPTMC; Scott McNulty, Comcast and MacUser blogger and Ted Scheid CBS3.com, senior web producer. (62:00)
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A Race to the South Pole
Philadelphian Todd Carmichael talks to KYW special contributor Larry Kane about his death-defying walk across Antarctica to the South Pole. Todd, along with dramatic video, appear on Kane's Sunday night show on the Comcast Network. (21:43)
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New Commercial Promotes Love Park
KYW's Lauren Lipton talks with Caroline Bean of the Greater Phila. Tourism and Marketing Corp. and Ted Passon, video producer/director about a new commercial designed to promote Love Park. (2:16)
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The History of Love
For Valentine's Day, millions celebrate romantic love, but the West wasn't so sweet on the concept of sweetheart until it got some inspiration from a potentially surprising source. KYW's John Ostapkovich reports. (2:28)
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NAACP The First 100yrs.
Feb. 12th NAACP celebrates its first 100 years. Benjamin Jealous, president of the nation's oldest civil rights organization says there have been many victories, but there is still more to be done. (6:57)
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The Real Abraham Lincoln
Two hundred years after his birth, Abraham Lincoln is still considered an icon and a hero. But was he our greatest President? CBS correspondent Martha Teichner looks at Lincoln during his years as President of the United States. (9:30)
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PATCO Turns 40
Sunday marks the 40th anniversary of the first run of the PATCO high speed line across the Delaware River into Phila. KYW's David Madden takes a look back with some who were there on day one and talks with PATCO officials about the future. (7:22)
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Saving Flight 1549
CBS anchor Katie Couric conducts the first interview with pilot Chesley Sullenberger and the rest of the crew of US Airways Flight 1549 since their extraordinary water landing on the Hudson River. (28:01)
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Twittering on Capitol Hill
Members of Congress are doing something new, they're taking up Twittering. CBS correspondent Bob Fuss interviews Congressman Michael Burgess (R-TX) on the "tweets" he and his colleagues are sending. (10:02)
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The Beatles' 45th Anniversary
On the 45th anniversary of the Beatles arrival in America, KYW special contributor Larry Kane, who traveled with them, presents a special tribute with guests and memories on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (24:12)
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Phila. Zoo Get Valentine's Day Pandas
The Philadelphia Zoo has introduced a new male panda, "Pip" to the zoo's young female panda "Jing Li." KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with zoo director of education Laura Warner about the Valentine's Day couple. (3:51)
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'Hero Crew' on 60 Minutes
Cami McCormick speaks with CBS News Correspondent Katie Couric about this Sunday's "60 Minutes" interview with the crew of US Airways Flight 1549 that landed in the Hudson River. (6:56)
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Getting Tax Questions Answered
April 15th, tax day, is on the way and many people will have a number of questions on situations they didn't face this time last year. KYW's Lynne Adkins talked with David Stewart, spokesman for the IRS in Phila. to find answers to some of the key questio
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Your Brand's Bottom Line
KYW business analyst Susan Springsteen moderates a panel of experts who discuss what every business owner needs to know about intellectual property. (1:27:44)
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Fountain of Youth in Wine Rx
Scientists have found a substance in red wine that is slowing down the aging process in mice. Will it someday lengthen the lives of humans, too? CBS correspondent Morley Safer reports.(12:39)
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Hard Times for 'Meals on Wheels'
The non-profit organization Meals on Wheels is going through some very rough times. CBS correspondent Sam Litzinger has more. (5:18)
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Budget Recipies From Philabundance
Philabundance is offering budget recipes to help people get the best out of their food during these tough economic times. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips is cooking with Jamie Smith, manager of special events and promotions. (8:04)
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Drawing People To South St.
Getting to South St. has been tough as a street and sidewalk restoration project turned into a nightmare. KYW's Lauren Lipton talks to two shop owners who hope new programs will bring the artists and the people back. (10:38)
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Phila. Hosts Int'l Auto Show
The annual Philadelphia International Auto Show begins an 9 day run Saturday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. KYW's David Madden offers this audio tour with organizers and exhibitors. (8:31)
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International Abduction
It's a heartbreaking story of one man's fight against a foreign government for custody of his son. KYW's Cheryl Elias reports on a latter day tale of David and Goliath.(7:24)
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Surrogates: Redefining Motherhood
While the use of surrogate mothers is still a controversial practice, for couples unable to get pregnant it is their only chance. CBS correspondent Kelly Wallace reports. (9:39)
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Is Peace Out Of Reach?
Fmr. Palestinian and Israeli politicians say a two-state solution is not possible, reflecting the attitudes of a growing number of their people. CBS correspondent Bob Simon has this report. (12:55)
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Tips From The Phila. Home Show
Many home owners opting not to move and instead trying to fix up their properties as far as their dollar can stretch. KYW's John McDevitt stopped by the Phildelphia Home Show where he ran into two HGTV personalities offering tips to vistors. (6:01)
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Football At Its Wildest
The Best Game Ever. KYW special contributor Larry Kane looks back with best-selling author Mark Bowden at the 1958 Colts-Giants championship game that launched the NFL as a national obsession, on his Comcast Network show Sunday night. (19:47)
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Phila. Speaker Series: Joseph Ellis
Noted historian Doctor Joseph Ellis talks with KYW's Vince Hill about the impact President Obama's inauguration will have on history. (6:05)
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Where's The Snow?
It certainly has been cold enough but where's all the snow? KYW's John McDevitt spoke with Accu-Weather meteorologist Bob Larson about why cities to the north and south of Phila. are seeing snow of sizeable amounts. (4:55)
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The Doomsday Memo
CBS correspondent Rita Braver reports on how the outgoing administration prepares the incoming for the worst-case scenarios. (5:55)
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Fulfilling The Dream
CBS Radio News explores the election of the country's first African-American president as the fulfillment of the dream of the Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. (39:50)
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Inaugural Speeches
CBS correspondent Jeff Greenfield tells us what to look for, and what to listen for, on Inauguration Day and he also dicusses past inaugural speeches. (2:44)
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The Pre-Inaugural Money Report
KYW special contributor Larry Kane gets direct answers from legendary index fund pioneer John Bogle and CNN chief financial reporter Ali Velshi on Kane's Sunday night show on The Comcast Network. (21:58)
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The Dangers Of Teen 'Sex-ting'
What teens call 'sex-ting' is the act of sharing nude or partially nude photos via cell phone text message. CBS correspondent Harry Smith reports, few realize they are breaking the law. (2:59)
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The Bush Legacy
How will history assess the Bush legacy? Correspondent Thalia Assuras starts by looking back to his first inaugural eight years ago. (9:50)
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Dealing With Guilt
Guilt has so many varieties, it seems almost impossible to avoid. How much guilt should we feel about feeling so much guilt? CBS correspondent Seth Doane takes an intimate look the emotion. (7:59)
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Did Speculation Fuel Oil Price Swings?
Wall Street speculation affected the wild swings in oil prices over the past year more so than supply and demand, CBS correspondent Steve Kroft reports. (13:13)
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Women's Shelter Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The Eliza Shirley House is celebrating 20 years of being a safe haven for women fleeing domestic abuse or other conditions that leave them homeless. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips has this report. (9:06)
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The Financial 411
The nation greeted the New Year with a less then rosey economic picture. KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Beneficial Bank President and CEO Gerry Cuddy about the steps you can take to protect your financial future. (6:39)
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The Unemployment Rate's Impact
How does the high unemployment rate affect people in our area? KYW's Michelle Durham spoke with Pat Eiding, president of the Phila. Council of the AFL-CIO. (8:16)
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Possible PATCO Expansion
A state study suggests South Jersey's mass transit system needs improvement. KYW's David Madden talks with Del. River Port Authority CEO John Matheussen about the study, it's importance and the future for expanding mass transit. (4:26)
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Move A Ball With Your Mind
KYW tech reporter Bob Bicknell tries "Mind Flex", an upcoming game by Mattel that lets you move a ball through an obstacle course simply by using your mind. (2:37)
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Creating Schools, And Bridges, To Children
CBS correspondent Anthony Mason reports on Greg Mortenson's inspiring tale of how he helped raise money to build schools for asian students...one penny at a time. (7:55)
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DWI Deaths: Is It Murder?
A growing number of U.S. prosecutors are pursuing harsher penalties for drunk drivers, including long prison terms for those who caused fatalities. CBS correspondent Bob Simon has this report. (12:29)
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Secretary of State Rice Reflects
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has been America's top diplomat at a time of enormous challenges in foreign policy. She shared some of her thoughts about these historic years with CBS correspondent Rita Braver. (8:40)
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Cuts At The Univ. of Pa. Museum
KYW's Pat Loeb spoke with Samuel Taylor, dir. of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, about why the Penn Museum has come in for so much criticism lately. Then she spoke with Penn Museum director Richard Hodges about the museum's new direction. (14:49)
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Feast of the Seven Fishes
KYW's Hadas Kuznits speaks with Joe Polumbo of Mirabella's about the traditional Italian Christmas Eve meal of the Feast of the 7 Fishes. (7:34)
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Tile Wall Project To Benefit Animals
KYW's John McDevitt reports an Old City animals adoption center has launched a fundraising project where you can design tiles for its walls and save animals lives. (6:28)
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Screening The TSA
The Transportation Security Administration says passenger checkpoints are making flights safer, but a security adviser says those measures are "security theater." CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl has this report. (12:30)
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Eagles WR On His Faith
KYW's Nancy Griffin talks to Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jason Avant about his faith, growing up in Chicago and wearing the number of former Eagles receiver Terrell Owens. (6:13)
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Do Angels Exist?
CBS coorespondent Tracy Smith reports approximately 70% of Americans believe in iconic messengers of hope, but not all angels are the supernatural kind. (8:02)
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Be Buried with Your Cell Phone
Funeral professionals say the final farewell has changed drastically in recent years, becoming much more personal. KYW's Tony Hanson reports the cellphone is now part of the picture. (2:35)
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Can Obama Stimulate The Job Market?
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Bernard Anderson, a Wharton School Senior Fellow and fmr. asst. secretary of Labor about job creation, how the recession started and when he feels it will end. (9:38)
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FDR's New Deal Blueprint For Obama
The economic crisis of late has some people looking back to a set of old initials, WPA. And they're thinking perhaps that New Deal program will serve as a model for our times. CBS correspondent Chip Reid has this report. (8:43)
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Witness To Hunger Exhibit
KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips speaks to Dr. Mariana Chilton of Drexel Univ. and 24 year old Erica Smalley about a powerful exhibit which tells the stories of 40 mothers and the issues most important to them and their children. (16:28)
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Inside The Life Of Emily Post
Millions have heard of etiquette expert Emily Post, however most know little about her life. CBS correspondent Martha Martha Teichner has this profile. (7:29)
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Local Made White House Ornament
Bucks County artist LisaBeth Weber is one of the artists who designed an ornament for the White House Christmas tree. KYW's Hadas Kuznits spoke to her about the creative process as well has her visit to the White House. (9:31)
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Report: Conditions for Women Aren't Good
Women's Way has issued a report which monitored the conditions under which women and their families live in the Greater Phila region. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke to Women's Way exec. dir. Melissa Weiler Gerber about the report. (6:
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Sir David Frost's Interview With Nixon
CBS correspondent Anthony Mason to talks to Sir David Frost about his legendary interviews with fmr. Pres. Richard Nixon and the subject of the new film, "Frost/Nixon." (9:14)
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Torsella Resigns As Head of NCC
The Nat'l Constitution Center has announced that Joseph Torsella is stepping down as President and CEO after ten years at the post. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke with Torsella about his work. (5:51)
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Can Stop-Loss Be Stopped?
The military returns troops to war after they've completed tours, even after they've left active duty. CBS correspondent Tracy Smith reports it's often frustrating to soldiers but in the military's view, it's absolutely necessary. (7:54)
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An Adventure For Dogs
KYW's John McDevitt reports it's more than just walk in the park as a South Jersey business owner promises an adventure for man's best friend. (3:20)
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'Day Without A Gay'
KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Malcolm Lazin, exec. dir of Equality Forum about the first annual national 'Day Without A Gay' where gay, lesbian and transgender people across the country call out sick from work and dedicate themselves to public service. (
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Local Bookstore Will Close Soon
Robin's Book Store, Phila's oldest independent book seller, is closing its doors for good on Jan. 31st, 2009. KYW community affairs reporter Karin Phillips spoke with owner Larry Robin about a planned return. (10:14)
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Fishtown Murder Is An Inspiration for a Novel
Cartoonist Kevin Colden combined his local roots and an infamous Fishtown murder as inspiration for the graphic novel "Fishtown". Colden spoke with KYW's John Ostapkovich about the story. (3:36)
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Nuke Facility Raid An Inside Job?
CBS correspondent Scott Pelley investigates the boldest assault ever on a facility containing weapons-grade uranium, a still-unsolved crime that could have had calamitous consequences. (12:26)
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How Online Gamblers Unmasked Cheaters
CBS correspondent Steve Kroft investigates how online poker players who suspected cheating were forced to successfully ferret out the cheaters themselves. (12:41)
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The NFL In 3-D
KYW business and finance editor Vince Hill talked to Howard Katz of the Nat'l Football League about the Thursday night game that could signal a new wave for television in the years to come. (6:38)
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Ministers Joel & Victoria Osteen Appear in Phila
The popular tv pastors, Joel & Victoria Osteen will host a night of worship at the Wachovia Center. KYW's Nancy Griffin reports the couple will also appear at a noon book signing on Fri 12/5 at Barnes & Noble on Walnut Street. (10:01)
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Hot Holiday Toys
Not sure what toy to get the little one in your life? Toy expert Bob Friedland gives KYW's Michelle Durham some great gift ideas for just about every age. (6:32)
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Getting The Mail Delivered In Time
KYW's John Mcdevitt speaks with the Philadelphia's Postmaster General Kevin McAdams on what you need to know to make sure your cards, letters and packages get to where you want them on time. (8:05)
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A Wedding Proposal On Ice
The RiverRink on Penns Landing has opened for the winter season. KYW's Hadas Kuznits was there just as ice skater Jeremy Deviney proposed to his girfriend Rosie Oliveris. (2:50)
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Holiday Parking Lot Safety
The holiday shopping season has begun, but not everyone is filled with tidings of comfort and joy. Some individuals are only out to rob or steal. KYW's Michelle Durham spoke to Ela Voluck of Triple A Mid-Atlantic. (4:30)
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