Former Prime Minister Paul Martin talks with Canada AM about his private member's bill calling for the government to resurrect the Kelowna accord for First Nations, and says he expects the Conservatives to respect it, although the Tories claim that they'll ignore it, saying they have their own course to chart; Andrew Brouwer, lawyer for the Yourdkhani family, says that he'll fight to have the deportation order for the Iranian family that was held in a Texas detention centre revoked; a MacLean's Magazine study shows that university students are happier and more satisfied at smaller universities where they are more engaged with campus life and the culture of the student body; Dr. Alison Bested drops by to talk about chronic fatigue syndrome in our continuing series 'Sleep Week'; a study released this week gives a grim analysis of the calorie count and sodium content in popular Chinese-food dishes; Mark Wahlberg chats with Canada AM about his new movie, Shooter, and how he chooses movie roles; Rob Stewart, who swam with sharks to make the movie Shark Water, joins us to talk about the film; we explore cooking with asparagus in our cooking segment, with our chef whipping up Baked Eggs N' Ham with Asparagus, Asparagus Guacamole, Asparagus with Roast Chicken and Shitakes, and Asparagus with Dill Sauce.