Mar 04 Watch Mississippi Doctors See Child-Size Breakthrough in the Global Fight Against AIDS Mississippi Doctors See Child-Size Breakthrough in the Global Fight Against AIDS… Continue watching
Sep 21 Watch Conversation: Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey Jeffrey Brown talks to U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey. Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch Elzena Johnson, 97, Delegate Who Voted for FDR, Remembers Poll Tax Elzena Johnson, 97, Delegate Who Voted for FDR, Remembers Poll Tax… Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch As a Child, DNC Delegate Took Horse and Buggy to the Polls Ray interviews the DNC's oldest delegate, 97-year-old Elzena Johnson on the DNC floor. Continue watching
May 18 Watch Mapping the Genomes of Crocodiles and Alligators Science Nation video mapping genomes of alligators crocodiles and bats… Continue watching
Mar 14 Watch With Romney, Santorum Ahead, Gingrich Eyes Brokered Convention With Romney, Santorum Ahead, Gingrich Eyes Brokered Convention… Continue watching
Mar 13 Watch News Wrap: Republicans Vote in Miss., Ala., Hawaii; Complaint Filed on China In other news Tuesday, Republican hopeful Rick Santorum hoped to win primaries in both Alabama and Mississippi to help close some of the delegate advantage held by Mitt Romney. Also, the U.S., Japan and the EU filed a complaint with… Continue watching
Jan 12 Watch Barbour’s Parting Pardons, Some for Convicted Killers, Stir Furor in Mississippi After days of controversy, a Mississippi judge moved Wednesday to block some last-minute pardons made by outgoing Gov. Haley Barbour. Barbour had issued pardons to more than 200 felons, 14 of them convicted killers. Margaret Warner discusses the reaction to… Continue watching
May 10 The Mighty Mississippi By Lauren Knapp The Mississippi River crested at 47.8 feet at Memphis on Tuesday, just short of the 1937 record. The waters have engulfed riverbanks in Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Mississippi, and Louisiana, prompting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to open floodgates,… Continue reading
Sep 30 Watch Rural Transit Options Sought in Miss. Despite ‘Welfare on Wheels’ Criticism One Mississippi community is using stimulus money to bring mass transit to rural areas around the clock. Special correspondent Miles O'Brien of has our "Blueprint America" series report. Continue watching