8:12am

Tue March 20, 2012
City Visions: March 26, 2012

Sharks of the San Francisco Bay

Credit Photo by David McGuire

They are the Bay's majestic apex predators, critical to the aquatic food web and leading indicators of the health of the entire Bay ecosystem. Yet, relatively little is known about the eleven species of shark who call the San Francisco Bay home. What is the size, range, and biology of each of these populations?

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8:05am

Tue March 20, 2012
The Two-Way

Trayvon Martin Killing To Be Investigated By Florida Grand Jury

A grand jury in Florida is going to investigate the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, a case that has grabbed national attention because of concern that the young man may have been a victim of racial profiling and that local police haven't been aggressive enough about looking into his death.

Orlando's WESH-TV reports that:

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7:56am

Tue March 20, 2012
The Salt

To Find Out About Food Allergies, First Use The Right Test

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A lot of people think they have food allergies, but they're likely wrong.

That's partly because it's easy to confuse common food-related problems like lactose intolerance or celiac disease with an allergy. But it's also because there are a lot of tests promoted for food allergies that don't measure up.

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7:19am

Tue March 20, 2012
The Two-Way

'Justice Will Be Done,' Pentagon Official Says Of Afghan Massacre

Originally published on Tue March 20, 2012 9:35 am

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The "horrific killings" this month of 16 Afghan civilians, allegedly by a U.S. Army staff sergeant, will be fully investigated and "justice will be done," a top Pentagon official just told the House Armed Services Committee.

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7:07am

Tue March 20, 2012
Shots - Health Blog

States Struggle To Cover Uninsured With Pre-Existing Conditions

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An actuary named Cecil Bykerk spends his days walking a fine line.

As the head of the board that runs Iowa's health plan for uninsured residents who can't qualify for private coverage, he wants to make sure that folks who need insurance can get it.

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7:05am

Tue March 20, 2012

6:15am

Tue March 20, 2012
The Two-Way

Rep. Ryan Says New GOP Budget Plan 'Offers Real Solutions Again'

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  • Tamara Keith on 'Morning Edition'

5:46am

Tue March 20, 2012
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Tuesday march 20, 2012

  • 80th Day of 2012 / 286 Remaining
  • First Day Of Spring
  • Sunrise:7:12
  • Sunset:7:23
  • 11 Hr 11 Min
  • Moon Rise:5:56am
  • Moon Set:5:57pm
  • Moon’s Phase: 3 %
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5:35am

Tue March 20, 2012
The Two-Way

'All My Dreams Are Buried Under A Pile Of Dust Now,' Says Grieving Afghan

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Along with the latest news about the U.S. Army staff sergeant who allegedly murdered 16 Afghan civilians on March 11, we want to note this heart-breaking quote from a man who says he lost almost all his family in that massacre:

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5:24am

Tue March 20, 2012
Monkey See

Cheaper Clothes And Shorter Stories: On Soaps, Strange 'Days' Indeed

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It's not easy being one of the last soaps standing, as Neda Ulaby reports on today's Morning Edition. For fans, the shuttering of iconic shows like All My Children and Guiding Light has upended routines that, for some, date back to childhood. When I was in high school, my soap of choice was Days Of Our Lives, which Neda says has changed a lot since that era — well, it's changed and it hasn't.

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