Almanac - May 1, 2009
A summary of the week's news, the latest on the state's reaction to the H1N1 flu outbreak, a local actor is honored by the McKnight Foundation, and a discussion with the Minneapolis School Superintendent about changes in the district.
Segments
The Week's Monologue (05/01/09)
Sheleta Brundidge has a notion to run for higher office. Though we are a little bit worried about her campaign slogan.
Headlines (05/01/09)
The week's news.
H1N1 (05/01/09)
On Friday Minnesota confirmed a second probable virus case in our state. Hear how to separate fear from fact from State Health Commissioner Sanne Magnan.
DWI Ruling (05/01/09)
A Minnesota Supreme Court ruling this week may change the way police use Breathalyzers. Ramsy County Attorney Suan Gaertner squares off with famed DWI attorney Sam McCloud.
Did You Know? (05/01/09)
That a summertime special session may spell trouble for leaders in the Minnesota House?
Changes Coming to Minneapolis Public Schools (05/01/09)
Superintendent Bill Green stops by to explain his district's new restructuring plan.
Bain Boehlke Honored (05/01/09)
The longtime Twin Cities actor is honored with a distinguished artist award by the McKnight Foundation. Boehlke joins us to talk about what he has been working on during his year off.
Not Much Time Left (05/01/09)
... for lawmakers to get the job done in St. Paul. Our Mary Lahammer fills us in on what work remains after a tough, partisan week under the white dome.
The Week's Political Panel (05/01/09)
Spirited analysis from Republicans Andy Brehm and Gregg Peppin and Democrats Ember Reichgott Junge and Rep. Jeff Hayden.
The Wrapup (05/01/09)
Two political history questions from the state's past and a show-ending tune by Canadian folk-rock band The Big Sea. The group appeared on tpt this week ten years ago.