Al Sharpton, a popular civil rights activist, was thrust into the spotlight when The Smoking Gun revealed Sharpton may have cooperated with the FBI, becoming their spy after getting caught in a drug deal. Sharpton’s secret recordings of mob members helped capture notorious gang leaders like Vincent “Chin” Gigante.
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Reporter and Producer: Steve Silva
There are few jobs out there that require dressing up wearing winter jackets in the summer, smoking fake marijuana, walking back and forth multiple times on cue, along with the standard fake clapping and talking. For Steve Silva, these were regular trials and tribulations he faced as an extra.
A first person video blog by Knicks fan Shaukat Hamdani in which he looks back at the 2012-13 season.
Music Credits.
First Montage, Hamesha by Entity Paradigm
Second Montage, Saeein cover by Usman Riaz
Third Montage Off the Handle by Adil Omar
Fourth Montage Pukaar by Call the band
Reporter/Producer: Alexandra Katsoulis
This is my journey from citizen journalist to professional journalist, and all the obstacles I encountered inbetween.
Reporter/Producer: Stephen Jiwanmall
As part of Grand Central Terminal’s Centennial celebration, a number of historic railcars were on display during the weekend of May 11 and 12.
Reporter/Producer: Jay Devineni
It’s been almost 12 years since the 9/11 attacks shook New York. On Friday, May 10, the city put the finishing touches on a new World Trade Center. Jay Devineni has more.
Reporter: Nia Phillips
Producer: Shaukat Hamdani
You’re hungry, on the way home from school and want a bite to eat. What will you choose? In New York City it’s easiest for kids to pick a sweet or salty snack, but one program in Morningside Heights is trying to change that. Nia Phillips reports.
Reporter/Producer: Mea Ashley
It’s been 2 days since two of the three women missing in Ohio returned home. While one remains in the hospital, all three of them are on what’s expected to be a long road to recovery. Mea Ashley has more.
Reporter/Producer: Ernest Chi Cho
As the death toll in the Bangladeshi factory collapse rises, labor unions and some Bangladeshi-Americans in New York City say the factory owners were simply negligent. Ernest Chi Cho reports.
Reporter: Shayna Estulin
Producer: Reena Diamante
Our New Yorker is trying to make her neighborhood more healthy by creating a campaign to get more fresh food to an area without much options for fruit and vegetables.
