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"Yves Saint Laurent: The Retrospective," opened recently at the Denver Art Museum. It's a stunning look at the work of the influential French designer who was famous for using elements of men's clothing in women's fashion. Museum Director Christoph Heinrich and exhibit curator Florence Muller gave Art Beat a tour of the show, which will remain at the museum through July 8. VIDEO
* California Forges Ahead Implementing Health Reform Changes. NewsHour correspondent Spencer Michels reports on California's efforts to move ahead. VIDEO (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Jason Lelchuk)
* The governor of Arizona appealed a federal judge's ruling that blocked parts of the state's high-profile immigration law. Ray Suarez reports from Phoenix on the continuing fallout. VIDEO
* Poetry Amid The Rubble: Steve shot these two online segments for the PBS NewsHour's ArtBeat. VIDEO 1 / VIDEO 2 (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Jason Lelchuk)
* Jeffrey Brown looks at the battle against a cholera epidemic in Haiti, one year after a devastating earthquake upset an already fragile infrastructure. VIDEO (Editor: Steve Mort. Videographer: Malcolm Brown)
* The stakes are high in Florida's three-way Senate race between Republican Marco Rubio, Democratic nominee Kendrick Meek and Republican-turned-Independent Gov. Charlie Crist. Gwen Ifill reports. VIDEO
* The government reports that most of the leaked oil is gone from Gulf waters and shorelines, but there is now growing concern and questions on how long cleanup crews will be around. Tom Bearden reports from Venice, Louisiana. VIDEO (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Tim Smith)
* In a report from Brazil, Margaret Warner examines how a country that already uses a great deal of energy from renewable sources is hoping to further develop its oil drilling reserves, even as the Gulf of Mexico spill raises new environmental concerns about deepwater oil exploration. VIDEO
* As Brazil continues to celebrate its team's success in the World Cup, the country also fears what the oil leak could mean for its offshore drilling plans. Margaret Warner begins her reporting trip from Brazil. VIDEO
* Judy Woodruff wraps up a week of reporting from Tampa on public views of government with a look at the rise of the political right in Florida and an unexpectedly competitive race for a U.S. Senate seat. VIDEO (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Tim Smith)
* Steve edited this extended interview by the PBS NewsHour's Jeffrey Brown. VIDEO (Editor: Steve Mort. Videographer: Malcolm Brown)
* Steve shot this extended interview for PBS NewsHour correspondent Spencer Michels in Sacramento, CA. VIDEO (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Jason Lelchuk)
* Steve shot this interview for PBS NewsHour correspondent Spencer Michels in Silicon Valley, CA. VIDEO (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Jason Lelchuk)
* British voters are preparing to weigh in at the polls in the country's general election on Thursday. Simon Marks previews the heated election as three political parties vie for a majority in Parliament. (Videographer and Producer: Steve Mort. Editor: WETA). VIDEO
* In Fla., Parties Push to Register Voters, Get Them to Polls. In the a series of reports about Florida's continued status as a political battleground, Judy Woodruff examines efforts to register new voters in the Sunshine State and what both parties plans are to get out the vote come November. VIDEO 1 / VIDEO 2 (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Emily Carpeaux)
* Brazil's Economic Boom Marred by Social Inequalities. Brazil is on track to become an economic powerhouse in the 21st century, but gaping social inequalities still plague this country of 187 million. Simon Marks offers the first in a series of reports from Brazil on the countrys economic and political scene. VIDEO SERIES
* Increased Decay Strains Budget-strapped New Orleans Port. Even before Hurricane Katrina, the structural flaws of the port of New Orleans, combined with increased shipping volume, strained the infrastructure resource. Ray Suarez examines the ports struggle to fund improvements and keep up with its competition. VIDEO (Videographer: Steve Mort. Editor: Emily Carpeaux)