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MetroFocus
MetroFocus: June 12, 2018
Season 2018
Episode 3153
A decade of transit delays looms for New Yorkers as the subway system is repaired. Mother Nature is ensuring that Manhattan remains a livable city. In the documentary “Refugee Kids: One Small School Takes on the World,” refugee students from the most hostile regions of the globe come to the USA to seek refuge and get an education. North Brother Island.
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