KQED DTV Channels
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Comcast 709
Digital 9.1All high-definition and widescreen programs
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Comcast 189
Digital 54.3Arts, food, how-to, gardening, travel
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Comcast 190
Digital 9.3History, world events, news, science, nature
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Comcast 191 & 621
Digital 54.524-hour national Spanish-language network
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Comcast 192
Digital 54.4Quality children's programming parents love too
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Comcast 10
Digital 9.2KTEH TV from San Jose in Silicon Valley
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TV Daily Schedules
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12:00 amBill Moyers Journal[#1233]
As Americans gather to give thanks this week, food - quality, quantity, cost - remains a national issue. BMJ takes a hard look at how America's food policies - trade rules, farm subsidies, and regulation - affect larger issues including global warming, healthcare, and even homeland security. Bill Moyers sits down with Michael Pollan, Knight Professor of Journalism at UC Berkeley, to discuss what directions the US should pursue in the often-overlooked question of food policy. Pollan is author of In Defense of Food: an Eater's Manifesto.
duration 52:46 CC STEREO TVRE -
1:00 amGlobe Trekker[#719]
New Zealand 2
Ian Wright and Zay Harding visit New Zealand, a land of unspoiled landscapes and immense natural beauty. They meet Maori warriors and watch canoe races, see firsthand the stunning locations for "The Lord of the Rings" films, dabble in extreme sports in Queenstown, hike in the glacial Mount Cook National Park, relax in the hot springs of the Great Barrier Island and participate in a sheep shearing contest at Masterton.
duration 56:30 CC STEREO DVI TVG -
2:00 amRape of Europa
For 12 long years, the Nazis looted and destroyed art on a scale unprecedented in history, but heroic young art historians and curators from America and across Europe fought back to rescue and return millions of lost, hidden and stolen treasures. The legacy of this tragic history continues to play out today as families recover looted works of art, and nations fight over the ill-gotten spoils of war. Narrated by Joan Allen.
duration 1:56:35 CC STEREO TVPG -
4:00 amIndependent Lens[#1006]
The Atom Smashers
A group of obsessed American physicists leads the international search for the Higgs Boson -- a particle so important to the understanding of how the universe is held together that it has been dubbed the "god particle" and the "holy grail" of physics. Using an aging machine and facing a government and culture often at odds with science, the physicists race against a far more powerful European accelerator that threatens to upstage both them and the entire U.S. science program. Will they find the Higgs in time?
duration 56:46 CC STEREO TVPG -
5:00 amTrue Lives[#304]
Boomtown
Boomtown is a lively visit to the Suquamish Nation, near Seattle, where selling fireworks has become a tradition for some Suquamish tribal members. For 30 years, this part of Indian country has sold fireworks that are officially banned off the reservation, attracting non-Indian buyers from near and far. On July 4th, the Suquamish tribe plays host to one of the most enjoyable and unpredictable fireworks shows around. In a place where federal, state and local policies routinely collide with Native sovereignty, Boomtown focuses on this animated enterprise, offering a special glimpse into contemporary Indian life, where Native tradition meets today's economic realities with uniquely successful results.
duration 55:47 CC STEREO TVPG-L -
6:00 amReligion & Ethics NewsWeekly[#1213]
World Hunger and US Aid/US Hispanic Catholics/HIV Ministry
* World Hunger and US Aid - As a result of rising food prices, the number of people living in poverty has increased by 100 million in the last two years. This week, Bread for the World Institute released its annual report analyzing the progress that has been made in reducing hunger and poverty worldwide. Revealing a worsening global hunger crisis, the report calls on the new Congress and president-elect Barack Obama to rework U.S. foreign assistance to make it more effective. Kim Lawton is joined by Bread for the World President David Beckmann for a studio discussion focusing on the global food crisis and what reforms the U.S. needs to make to provide adequate help to developing countries.
* US Hispanic Catholics - The largest, youngest and fastest growing Catholic population in the United States is Latino. Although estimates vary, the percentage of Hispanic American Catholics is thought to range from one-third to 40 percent. And, because some Hispanics don't register in their parishes - the undocumented for example - some say the figure may be as high as 50 percent. With such growing numbers and intensity of expression, what do Hispanics bring to the American Catholic Church? Judy Valente explores how American Hispanics are changing the face of the U.S. Catholic Church. (Rebroadcast from Show #1119, January 11, 2008)
* HIV Ministry - Kathi Winter, a busy executive in the travel industry and an evangelical Christian, contracted AIDS more than 10 years ago. Newly divorced and lonely, she had become involved with the evangelical leader of a ministry serving the homeless who was HIV positive and did not tell her of his condition. After testing positive for the disease herself, Winter went through a period of soul searching and spiritual struggle that eventually helped her forgive and inspired a new life mission. Currently, she actively works to raise awareness about AIDS - especially in churches -through her ministry BEHIV (Believing Education for HIV), and outreach efforts overseas to places such as China and Africa where she focuses on educating women affected by the disease. Kim Lawton talks with Winter about her HIV ministry. (Rebroadcast from Show # 1107, October 19, 2007)
duration 26:46 CC STEREO TVRE -
6:30 amCloser to Truth[#201]
Is There Life After Death?
Do we survive bodily destruction? Can our personal awareness transcend physical obliteration? There is no more personal question and there are no shortages of answers. Some claim to have evidence.
duration 26:46 CC STEREO TVG -
7:00 amCharlie Rose[#14240]
(original broadcast date: 11/28/08)
* A conversation about the film "Milk" with director Gus Van Sant, and actors Sean Penn and Josh Brolin
duration 56:46 CC STEREO TVRE -
8:00 amGlobe Trekker[#715]
Globe Trekker Food Hour: Southern Spain
Padma Lakshmi's journey begins in Seville with a breakfast of hot chocolate and Spanish doughnuts. She then tours the city's tapas bars and tries flamenco dancing in between sips of Sangria. Next it's off to Jerez de la Frontera to cook with sherry, then she fishes in Sanlucar de Barrameda and samples the exclusive Manzanilla. Padma prepares paella on the Costa del Sol, cooks an Andalusian stew in the Alpujaras Valley, samples bull's balls and explores the olive groves in Granada, whips up gazpacho in Bunol and dines at the world's oldest restaurant in Madrid.
duration 56:46 CC STEREO DVI TVG -
9:00 amGlobe Trekker[#716]
Central China
Megan explores Shanghai, where she tries her hand at contortionism with the famous acrobats. She learns about the silk trade in Suzhou, travels by train through the Yellow Mountains, fishes the Yangtze River, visits the caves at Dazu and marvels at the Terracotta Army in X'ian.
duration 57:17 CC STEREO DVI TVG -
10:00 amCharlie Rose[#14240]
(original broadcast date: 11/28/08)
* A conversation about the film "Milk" with director Gus Van Sant, and actors Sean Penn and Josh Brolin
duration 56:46 CC STEREO TVRE -
11:00 amGlobe Trekker[#715]
Globe Trekker Food Hour: Southern Spain
Padma Lakshmi's journey begins in Seville with a breakfast of hot chocolate and Spanish doughnuts. She then tours the city's tapas bars and tries flamenco dancing in between sips of Sangria. Next it's off to Jerez de la Frontera to cook with sherry, then she fishes in Sanlucar de Barrameda and samples the exclusive Manzanilla. Padma prepares paella on the Costa del Sol, cooks an Andalusian stew in the Alpujaras Valley, samples bull's balls and explores the olive groves in Granada, whips up gazpacho in Bunol and dines at the world's oldest restaurant in Madrid.
duration 56:46 CC STEREO DVI TVG -
12:00 pmGlobe Trekker[#716]
Central China
Megan explores Shanghai, where she tries her hand at contortionism with the famous acrobats. She learns about the silk trade in Suzhou, travels by train through the Yellow Mountains, fishes the Yangtze River, visits the caves at Dazu and marvels at the Terracotta Army in X'ian.
duration 57:17 CC STEREO DVI TVG -
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1:30 pmTavis Smiley[#5895]
Tavis celebrates the 1000th episode with a look back at some memorable moments from past shows. (repeat from 9/18/08)
duration 26:46 CC STEREO -
2:00 pmCharlie Rose[#14240]
(original broadcast date: 11/28/08)
* A conversation about the film "Milk" with director Gus Van Sant, and actors Sean Penn and Josh Brolin
duration 56:46 CC STEREO TVRE -
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