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Weekend of Jun 5-7, 2009

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Dirk Anschutz

College Hard to Reach for Undocumented Students

Three million high school students across the U.S. are receiving their diplomas this month. About 65,000 of them are in the country illegally, most of them in California. But few of those students go to college. Money is a major hurdle for the roughly 6,000 who do pursue higher education, because they're not eligible for most financial aid. We tell the story of two young women, graduating today, who are trying to get to college.Reporter: Kathryn Baron


Lisa Morehouse

The Giving State: Tree Swallows Return to Ventura

The tiny tree swallow had all but vanished from Southern California a couple of decades ago. Development and agriculture had pushed the iridescent indigo bird out if its natural habitat. But through the passion of one woman and a small band of volunteers in Ventura County, the bird is back.Reporter: Lisa Morehouse


Music Bridge 1: "Wiggly's Way" by Medeski Martin and Wood from the CD "It's a Jungle In Here" (Ryko)

Little League Injuries

Parents who want their kids to play sports may see Little League baseball as a safe sport with relatively few injuries. But baseball injuries are on the rise, and drawing concern from parents, coaches and doctors.Reporter: David Ross


Music Bridge 2: "Topsy" by The Bonebrake Syncopators from the CD "That Da Da Strain" (Bonebrake Syncopators)

On the Road with Scott Shafer

A couple of thousand cyclists are winding their way from San Francisco to Los Angeles as part of an annual bike ride to raise money for AIDS and HIV programs. Now is a critical time to do so, as millions in state funds for testing and prevention programs are on the chopping block. Our own Scott Shafer is pedaling in this year's AIDS Life Cycle ride. The group was rained out in Lompoc, where Scott shares how riders are feeling.


Music Bridge 3: "Bicycle Race" by Queen from the CD "Queen: Greatest Hits" (Hollywood)

Jazz Review: Red Holloway

Saxophonist Red Holloway is a well-traveled jazz veteran who jammed with Billie Holiday and Lionel Hampton. Though he never achieved the level of fame they did, the Southern California musician has amassed his own impressive discography. Andrew Gilbert reviews Holloway's latest CD, "Go Red Go!"


End Music: "God Put a Smile On Your Face" by Marc Ronson from the CD "Version" (Marc Ronson/Sony)

 

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