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4:30 pm
Journal
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5:00 pm
New Metropolis
"A Crack in the Pavement"
"A Crack in the Pavement" unravels the national infrastructure and regional land-use debate through the stories of two public officials from southern Ohio trying to save their aging towns from losing residents and businesses to newer suburban communities. The film intertwines their stories with commentary from national experts who examine the policies and practices that favor sprawl development over revitalizing existing, older communities. Features: Tom Moeller, City Manager, Madeira, OH; Richard Ellison, Mayor, Elmwood Place, OH; Members of the First Suburbs Consortium of Ohio; Myron Orfield, Bruce Katz, Dr. Carla Chifos and Kim Gibson. D
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5:30 pm
Independent Lens
"Operation Filmmaker"
In this surprising allegory of America's involvement in Iraq, an Iraqi film student, Muthana Mohmed -- whose school was destroyed by American bombs -- lands a dream job working on a Hollywood movie in the West. On set, idealistic expectations and cultural misunderstandings collide, launching Muthana on a journey more complicated than either he or his American benefactors ever anticipated. D
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7:00 pm
Earth Factor Asia: Making A Difference
Every day, we read much about the degradation of our Earth's environment especially in Asia: the most populous and economically, the fastest growing region of the world. Polluted water and air, disappearing eco-systems, increasing consumption of fossil fuels are a fact of life for billions of people in Asia. But pitted against these challenges are some remarkable people championing environmental protection, fighting negligent industry and complacent governments. D
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8:00 pm
PBS NewsHour
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9:00 pm
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9:30 pm
Journal
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10:00 pm
Charlie Rose
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11:00 pm
Witness to a Century
Discover the past one hundred years in Virginia through stories from centenarians. Think about what each has experienced over the course of his or her own century: World War I, the 1918 Flu Epidemic, the Great Depression, World War II, and all that has followed since. Each has witnessed the advent of electricity, the automobile, the telephone, radio, television, antibiotics, and pharmaceuticals. D
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