Daljit Dhaliwal fills in for anchor Martin Savidge.
* Pakistan moves troops to Indian border
* UK’s economy
* Indonesian 4th anniversary of tsunami
* Saving gorillas in Africa
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NBR’s Jeff Yastine finds out how recycling methane gas produced by landfills impacts the environment and the bottom line. Watch report now.
The City Concealed is a new online video series exploring the unseen corners of New York. In our first installment, we take a trip 3.5 miles inland on this rarely-seen waterway that separates Brooklyn from Queens. Watch.
See an interview from 2001 with Pinter, who passed away last week, where he discusses his life’s work and his battle with cancer. Also, Rose interviewed Pinter in 2007, where he talks about Lincoln Center Festival’s 2007 Pinter retrospective. Watch now.
Many poor families in Nepal have been forced to sell their daughters to work far from home as bonded servants in private homes. See one innovative program that is helping to free these young girls that live as modern-day slaves.Watch.
Pastor Rick Warren has been chosen to give Obama’s inauguration invocation. It’s a controversial choice based on some statements Warren has made about gays, others. Read more about Warren from Religion and Ethics’ coverage of Warren’s activities.
With the national economy faltering, what is in store for NJ in the foreseeable future? Guests are D. Nicholas Miceli, Marketing President of TD Bank; Elizabeth Hance, president and CEO of Magyar Bank and financial writer Marty Daks of NJBIZ. Watch now.
Think the holiday season was any less hectic 36 years ago? Here’s a 1972 Christmas special from The 51st State, a local nightly news program on THIRTEEN from 1972-1976.
Daljit Dhaliwal fills in for anchor Martin Savidge.
* Christmas around the world: Iraq, Beijing, Indonesia, more.
* New violence in Gaza
* Xmas price slashing in the UK
* 21st-century Africa: cell phones in Kenya
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Daljit Dhaliwal fills in for anchor Martin Savidge.
* Will lessons from Iraq help with the Taliban?
* Xmas tourism in Bethlehem
* 21st-century Africa: the growing middle class
* Lottery fever sweeps Spain
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