Reporter: Taryn Hartman
Producer: Zohreen Adamjee
One Libyan New Yorker is making sure videos of the turmoil in Libya remain available online, by uploading them himself.

Reporter: Natalia Martinez
Producer: Andrea Park
Parents and teachers are up in arms over mayor Michael Bloomberg’s plan to fire thousands of teachers from New York public schools as part of his new budget. Natalia Martinez reports.
Bloomberg Budget Cuts from NY City Lens on Vimeo.

Reporter: Roshni Murthy
Producer: Matthew Kelly
As New York City moves towards smoke-free parks and beaches another tobacco issue is heating up. In this week’s focus Roshni Murthy examines why some hospitals don’t hire smokers, and why some New Yorkers want the idea put out.

Reporter: Andrea Park
Producer: Ignacio Torres
At the School of Visual Arts in Chelsea, we met this week’s New Yorker. Marcello Accardo is a sculptor who has turned a mental disability into an artistic asset. Andrea Park reports.

Reporter: Kelly Koopmans
Producer: Sherisse Pham
Our New Yorkers of the Week are woven into the fabric of Times Square. They have received praise lately, and as Kelly Koopmans reports, they have been keeping watch and guarding our safety for years.

Reporter: Sherisse Pham
Producers: Kelly Koopmans and Tammy Mutasa
On Wall Street, Godlman Sachs may be facing criminal charges for its mortgage-backed securities dealings. It was reported today that the Justice Department has launched an investigation into the bank. The criminal probe comes on the heels of a civil lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission. All of this as public criticism of the firm mounts. More on that from Sherisse Pham.

Reporter/Producer: Ryann Blackshere
This April marks the 42nd anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assasination. Ryann Blackshere follows Dr. King’s historical footprint in the Big Apple and the legacy he left behind.

Reporter: Leslie Hart
Producer: Leonard Schoenberger
Broadway prices continue to climb, and theater tickets for a family of four can cost over $500. But in tonight’s Consumer Watch, Leslie Hart pounds the pavement to find the best bargains.

Reporter: Alexandra King
Producer: Oivia Manders
A disturbing video clip has been released showing the exact moment two Journalists in Iraq, who were out in Baghdad on a photography assignment, were killed by the US army after being mistaken for armed aggressors. Alexandra King reports.

Reporter: Ryann Blackshere
Producer: Monika Plocienniczak
Ryann Blackshere finds out if the popular unlimited metro card is actually the best bargain.