Reporter: Diana Neille
With so much technology flooding the market today, it’s getting hard to choose which product to buy and more importantly, when to stop buying. In this week’s consumer watch, Diana Neille finds out how to keep up with technology without letting it take over your live.

New Yorkers poured onto the streets near Ground Zero and Times Square last night after President Barack Obama announced the news Americans have waited nearly a decade to hear: Osama bin Laden, mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, is dead. Police presence in Lower Manhattan was heavy as a mild celebration turned into a mass street party, where people were seen drinking on the street and climbing traffic lights to spur on the crowd’s energy. Chanting, “U.S.A.!” and singing patriotic songs, the crowd reveled into the early morning hours, celebrating …

Reporter: Rose Kim
With Toyota’s top spot endangered by the crisis in japan, American car companies may be poised for a comeback. The New York international auto show opens this weekend. Rose Kim visited to check out the current state of the American auto.

Reporter/Producer: Matthew Kelly
The NYPD is in its fourth day of searching for hypothetical “dirty bombs.” Police have led a multi-agency exercise by manning checking points around the city. Matthew Kelly Reports.

Reporter: Natalia Martinez
Producer: Dennis Murphy
When you go to a grocery store, how do you know you’re getting the freshest food? Natalia Martinez takes a look at how accurate ‘use by’ and expiration dates are.

Reporter: Zohreen Adamjee
Producer: Kumutha Ramanathan
Some of you may have noticed that coffee prices are skyrocketing – it’s happening all over the country. But it doesn’t seem as if coffee drinkers are kicking their caffeine habit anytime soon.

Reporter/Producer: Pallavi Reddy
One hundred years ago, a fire in a downtown garment factory killed nearly 150 workers. New Yorkers commemorated a milestone in New York’s labor movement by paying tribute to those who died.

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: Leslie Hart
Producer: Angela Chen
After 160 years, the doors of St. Vincent’s Hospital are shut for good. Leslie Hart returned to Greenwich Village to report on the closing of the last Catholic hospital in New York.