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Hershey recalls chocolate bars produced in its Smith Falls plant due to fears of a salmonella contamination; a new study on global warming shows that Alberta's oilsands could be threatening fresh water reserves; a recent study shows that almost half of all Canadians, and even more Americans, feel that post-9/11 laws aimed at increasing national security are too intrusive; Kyle Gruen, a Vancouver resident on holiday in Hawaii, was attacked by a shark, and is recovering from his injuries; a recent report shows that insurgent violence in Afghanistan is on the rise; Canada pledges more than 40 million dollars to go towards microcredit projects in Asia, Africa and Latin America; Billy Connolly drops by to discuss his new comedy tour, Too Old To Die Young, as well as his upcoming movie, Fido; Dr. Michael Roizen stops by to talk about his new book You: On A Diet (co-authored with Mehmet C. Oz) and the science behind food cravings and digestion; cooking with milk for the 30th anniversary of the Milk calendar; Libby Norris demonstrates Nordic walking; Kris Abel previews the Wii game system. Add a recap »