Tonight on the program, we take a look at the crash of a German jet in the French Alps this morning and examine why the crash may have occurred. Also: a newsmaker interview with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, the ethics of using a firing squad as a backup to lethal injection in Utah, the Medicaid bill that doesn't go away when you die, how a poet sees San Francisco, and the personal side of Iran.
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An avalanche rescue caught on camera -
Journalist offers inside look at modern life in Iran6 min -
Poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti laments changing San Francisco5 min -
Afghan President Ghani: Partnership with U.S. ‘revitalized’13 min -
The Medicaid bill that doesn’t go away when you die7 min -
Is death by firing squad really instantaneous? Not necessarily6 min -
Why was the German jet flying so low and so fast?4 min -
News Wrap: Obama says Israeli-Palestinian peace improbable3 min -
No distress call by Germanwings plane that crashed in Alps3 min -
When music is medicine for kids coping with cancer4 min
