Marilu Henner Helps Husband Beat Cancer

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Actress Marilu Henner, and her husband Michael Brown discuss how they beat Brown's cancer. (7m 51s)

The Moth's "Women in the World"

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We go behind the scenes of WNYC's radio program, The Moth: "Women in the World." (6m 15s)

The Presidents: Carter, Reagan, & Bush Sr.

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Tonight, we continue our conversation on the Presidents with Tim Naftali. (8m 22s)

Risking Your Life for a Story & Justice

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Filmmaker Nanfu Wang joins us to talk about her POV documentary "Hooligan Sparrow." (5m 36s)

Al Roker Lights It Up

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Al Roker discusses the history of New York City's Rockefeller Christmas tree. (5m 30s)

There's More to New York

MetroFocus is an authentic voice in local news. Accessible anytime, anywhere. (30s)

“THE GREAT WAR”

Tonight get an exclusive first look at PBS’s mini-series “The Great War.” (3m 43s)

NYS BUDGET: WINNERS & LOSERS

A $153 billion budget was approved by Albany late into the evening on Palm Sunday. (6m 41s)

“HUGS & KNISHES”

As Passover begins we explore the interconnection of food and tradition. (5m 33s)

“SESAME STREET” & AUTISM

"Sesame Street" introduces us to a new character who will help to demystify autism (5m 43s)

A “PURPLE” PROSPECT!

Prospect Park will be overflowing in purple to fight against pancreatic cancer. (6m 28s)

HEROIN & HEALTH CARE

Congressman Dan Donovan of Staten Island is fighting to get drugs off the street. (9m 15s)

GLORIA BUCKS TRADITION

Gloria Steinem will tell us about her feminist Seders. (2m 34s)

WORLD WAR I

Tonight a look at the Park Avenue Armory and the role it played then and now. (4m 43s)

SEXISM IN CENTRAL PARK?

Why are there no “real” women depicted amongst Central Parks statues? (6m 28s)

HOMELAND UNDER SIEGE

A New York Syrian American reacts to this horrific war crime. (7m 1s)

"AMERICAN PIE" HONORED

Don McLean’s 1971 hit was just added to The Library of Congress. (5m 47s)

THE YOUNGEST VICTIMS

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, tonight we shine a light on this problem. (7m 37s)

FIGHTING HUNGER

A look at so called “food deserts” and City Harvest’s fight against them. (3m 55s)

DANCE TO PERSONAL FREEDOM

The National Dance Institute offers inner city kids a chance of being creative and free. (5m 6s)

ANIMALS IN DANGER

Climate change and its effect on our local wildlife is causing concern. (7m 48s)

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#STANDWITHTHIRTEEN NEW

The Save the Arts rally organizer of Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer tells us what’s next. (8m 30s)

RIKERS: THE END GAME NEW

Mayor de Blasio has now promised to shut down Rikers Island jail in 10 years. (9m 17s)

IN MOMMA’S FOOTSTEPS: LORNA LUFT NEW

Lorna Luft shares memories of her mom Judy Garland and her battle against breast cancer. (6m 25s)

WHAT’S HOLDING UP THE BUDGET?

Governor Cuomo calls for an emergency extension to avoid a shutdown. (4m 55s)

LIGHT IT UP BLUE FOR AUTISM

Co-Founder of Autism Speaks, Bob Wright is here to tell us about autism. (3m 52s)

LIFE AFTER THE NEWTOWN TRAGEDY

Families and teachers takes us back to that tragic day at Sandy Hook Elementary School. (8m 9s)

FIGHTING FOR THE ARTS!

Artists protest President Trump's plan to cut federal funding for the arts and culture. (7m 19s)

RALLY TO SAVE THE ARTS

Lawmakers will rally outside City Hall to protest President Trump's cuts to the arts. (5m 2s)

MYSTERY MAN OF THE NY ARTS SCENE

PBS gives us an in-depth look at a man who transformed the art world. (5m 55s)

“IS AMERICA IN RETREAT?”

Film “Is America in Retreat?” exposes the consequences of America isolating the world. (6m 23s)

BUDGET BATTLE SHOWDOWN

We look at the proposals on the table for NY State’s annual budget. Will they pass? (7m 7s)

Author Michael Woodsworth Discusses Bed-Stuy Activism Part 3

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Michael Woodsworth explores the effects of the War on Poverty in Bed-Stuy today. (9m 57s)

Author Michael Woodsworth Discusses Bed-Stuy Activism Part 2

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Michael Woodsworth explains how President Johnson’s War on Poverty came to New York. (10m 11s)

Author Michael Woodsworth Discusses Bed-Stuy Activism Part 1

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Michael Woodsworth discusses challenges Bed-Stuy residents faced in the mid-20th century. (8m 30s)

TRUMP, CLIMATE CHANGE, & YOU

President Trump’s executive order to roll back Obama’s climate policies. (5m 35s)

TO OPT-IN OR OPT-OUT?

Standardized state tests began this week, are your kids opting in or opting out? (5m 46s)

TONY DANZA: SONG & DANCE MAN

Now Tony Danza takes the stage singing and dancing at 54 Below this weekend. (5m 55s)

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY

New from around the country. (1m 5s)

CELEBRATING KEN BURNS

One of America’s great filmmakers is honored tonight here at PBS. (5m 56s)

YOSEMITE IN DANGER?

Find out if climate change killing one of America’s treasures? (8m 7s)

TEENS IN RIKERS

Find out how Gov. Cuomo wants to prevent teens from going through abuse at Rikers Island. (7m 24s)

HATE & TERROR REPORT CARD

Find out how bad hate and terror speech is online. (8m 26s)

WEB EXCLUSIVE: LEE CHILD AND JACK REACHER

Our full interview with Lee Child where he talks Jack Reacher. (17m 15s)

WAR, CRIME, & JUSTICE

How do you prosecute war criminals? A first look at PBS’s series “Dead Reckoning.” (8m 52s)

TO OPT IN OR OUT?

Did your child skip today’s state-wide exam? We have the statistics. (1m 15s)

JACK REACHER & “NIGHT SCHOOL”

Author Lee Child tells us about his creation, marine hero Jack Reacher. (6m 1s)

DIPLOMA DECLINE

A drastic decline in New Yorkers taking and passing their High School Equivalency Exam. (7m 44s)

WILL YOU RETIRE INTO POVERTY?

1 in 5 elderly New Yorkers live in poverty. Will you be one? (6m 39s)

A VICTORY ON WALL STREET

A girl with a will of iron continues to inspire. (45s)