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The number of patients purchasing pot from Montana Cannabis has increased substantially since the business opened its doors one year ago, but the company still hasn't made a profit.

Airs Friday, June 11, 2010 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV

Antiques Roadshow is in its 14th season on PBS. We'll talk with the executive producer of the series about its continued success.

More than 300,000 international soccer fans are expected to attend the World Cup in South Africa, and some cities are going to great lengths to burnish their images. In Cape Town and elsewhere, officials are arresting and sometimes relocating homeless people.

Should gay men be allowed to donate blood? We speak to the co-author of a study on the "Effects of Lifting Blood Donation Bans on Men Who Have Sex with Men."

The Reduced Shakespeare Company turns the long and serious into the short and funny. In their most popular play, "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)" the three-man comedy troupe turns all of Shakespeare's 37 plays into a two-hour romp. We'll talk with troupe member Austin Tichenor.

The nurses complain that staffing levels have reached dangerous levels, making their jobs ever more stressful. They are demanding strict nurse-to-patient ratios, but the hospitals have said that requirement is inflexible and unnecessary.

A year-and-a-half after President Obama's election, unions are questioning whether he has fought hard enough on their behalf. They are disappointed by the lack of a public option in the health care overhaul and about the stalled "card check" measure.

San Diego voters have spoken and now they'll have to wait. Changes to city government put in place by the passage of the strong mayor initiative won't take effect for more than two years.

Former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin has been an active player in primaries across the country this midterm election year. And so far, she has picked far more winners than losers -- scoring particularly well in Tuesday's races.