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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/9/2010
A major Nor'easter is headed toward Massachusetts. Snow is expected to arrive around midday Wednesday and last through much of the night. About eight inches is expected in Boston, with lower amounts to the North and higher amounts to the South.
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Boston recycles
WBZ's Lisa Meyer speaks with the city's recycling director Susan Casino.
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Lancet Retraction
WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold says the MMR vaccine is still questioned.
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Sleep and Aging
WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold says the older we are, the less we sleep.
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My WBZ Afternoon Headlines 2/8/2010
A winter storm is forecast for Massachusetts on Wednesday, beginning around midday and expected to last until midnight, bringing several inches of snow.
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Nancy Rappaport
In 1963, Nancy Rappaport's mother died by suicide Growing up in a blended family of eleven children after her father remarried, Nancy was bewildered about why her mother took her own life and left her behind. Inspiring, honest, and engaging, In Her Wake
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Melody Gardot
Meet an amazing young songwriter and performer whose voice and style have made her a rising musical star. Her personal story of courage and survival is one you'll definitely want to catch. See more at www.melodygardot.com.
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Electronic tolling
WBZ'S Jon MacLean talked with Michael Widmer, of the Massachusetts TaxPayer Foundation, about Governor Patrick's plan to possibly add electronic tolling.
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Super bowl ads
Boston University communication professor Toby Berkowitz, talks about this years good, the bad, and the weird Super Bowl commercials
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Keller At Large 2/8/2010
WBZ's Jon Keller says time's up! We've officially past the deadline for blaming our nation's problems on former President George W. Bush.
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Olympic skeleton athlete Noelle Pikus-Pace
A favorite to medal at the 2006 Torino Olympics...Noelle was sidelined after a freak accident at the Olympic trials. Now she's in top form and psyched to compete in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver.
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A chat with Olympic skeleton athlete Noelle Pikus-Pace
An accident at the Olympic trials in 2006 left her with a broken leg, shattering her dreams of going for the gold. Now a mom, she's back and ready to hit the track. WBZ's Laurie Kirby talks with Noelle about competing in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
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Super Bowl Sunday
CBS's Steve Futterman describes the scene in Miami on Super Bowl Sunday to WBZ's Rod Fritz.
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Student memorial
WBZ's Doug Cope reports from Westford Academy, as a student is remembered following her tragic death.
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Snow storm
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe talks with Amy Cherry of WDEL in Wilmington, Delaware, about the early February snow storm.
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Republican Address 02/06/10
Congressman Jeb Hensarling of Texas chides President Obama for proposing a 2011 budget last week that would increase spending, taxes and the national debt.
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President Obama Address 02/06/10
President Barack Obama pushes Congress to use $30 billion set aside to bail out Wall Street to start a new program that provides loans to small businesses saying it's the engine for job growth.
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Secret Boston
Think you know all the hot spots in Boston? Jon Marcus introduces us to a new blog that shows a side of the city you may have missed. Check it out at mysecretboston.com
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Ready, Aim, Fire!
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a new rule for NYC police officers.
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Soundbytes of the Week 2/5/10
President Obama talks health insurance in Nashua. Cabinet member's U-turn on Toyota. Sen. Brown's oath. Expensive ad campaign for the 2010 Census. Selected by WBZ's Dave Mager.
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The familiar opening line “This is Neil Chayet Looking at the Law” has greeted listeners around the nation every day for more than 32 years. Since April 1, 1976, Neil has written and broadcast nearly 8000 one-minute features, reporting on legal decisions in an entertaining and informative fashion. As a wordsmith with a flair for puns and quotes, Neil often injects humor into his programs to the delight of millions of listeners. Looking at the Law™ is heard daily at 2:40 and 6:55 P.M. on Boston’s WBZ, NewsRadio 1030, and is distributed nationwide by the CBS Radio Network. To Read Neil's full bio click 
