03.15.13
Iraq War Legacy: High Suicide Rates and PTSD Among Vets
The official war in Iraq may be over but the battle scars still remain, both physical and emotional, for those who served, and for their families.
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03.07.13
Documentary Calls for “A Place at the Table” for Hungry
Fifty million people go hungry in the United States every day, including one in four children, according to U.S. government reports. Ray Suarez speaks with director Lori Silverbush about her new documentary, “A Place at the Table,” which challenges the viewer’s assumptions about who is hungry and why.
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02.14.13
Kids chorus cheers seniors with Valentine’s songs
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The children in the fifth grade chorus of PS 22 in Staten Island talk about the importance of Valentine’s Day and head to a senior home to bring cheer to the residents. TODAY’S Jenna Bush Hager reports.
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09.26.12
U.S. Census Bureau annual report, “Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage: 2011″
David Johnson and Susan Heavey talked about some of the details contained in the U.S. Census Bureau annual report, “Income, Poverty, and Health Insurance Coverage: 2011,” and they responded to viewers’ comments on their own household income. Among the findings of the report were a drop in median household income, the poverty remained about the same, and fewer people went without health insurance.
This program was part of C-SPAN’s regular Friday “America by the Numbers” series
49 minutes
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