Juju Chang, of “Good Morning America” on ABC, shares her thoughts on morning news programs, broadcast television and being a mom.

With Haiti’s future still unclear at the moment, many questions have been raised about the future of adoptions in the country.  News of a church missionary group from Idaho allegedly kidnapping a group of Haitian children sparked contentious dialogue about who should adopt Haitian children.  One group of social workers says the answer is clear: African Americans.  In this first person video blog, Brandon Walker explores both sides of the conversation.  Is it that simple?  Should Black kids be placed with Black families?

A stream of anti-immigration sentiment is sweeping across the nation right now, and people are responding in different ways. In tonight’s Focus, Angela Chen takes a look at immigration policy in New York City.

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.

To get away from the stress of the city, many people think of city parks. But in our Morningside his week, Kethevane Gorjestani tells us about some area residents who don’t need to look further than their back alley.

The Down Jones Industrial average lost more ground today.
It fell another 140 points…closing at 10,379. The Dow dropped 629 points for the week. Comparatively, today wasn’t all that bad on Wall Street. As Angelica Spanos reports yesterday’s sudden sell-off was one for the books.

In this week’s consumer report…Last July the FDA warned that acetaminophen may harm your liver. Now medicine companies are making the texts bigger on labels to notify the consumer. But Monika Plocienniczak found that many consumers still don’t know the risks involved.

Footage from the Times Square security cameras helped authorities track down Faizel Shazhad after last week’s bombing attempt. Amikka Smith reports on tightening security in the area.

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Having grown up in the bike friendly Pacific Northwest, Kelly Koopmans turned to cycling as a mode of transportation. But now that she lives in New York City, she walks almost everywhere. Kelly Koopmans explores the turf battle between the city’s cyclists and pedestrians.

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.