There's more proof of the influence Rhode Island could have in the democratic presidential primary. Senator Hillary Clinton took a day away from Ohio or Texas yesterday to barnstorm in this state, which also holds a primary next week. Speaking before a crowd of two thousand at Rhode Island College, Senator Clinton vowed to extract the u-s from the war in Iraq, establish health insurance for all, and create five million new jobs through an energy independence program. WRNI's Flo Jonic was on hand.

Some ten thousand Liberian natives, including many in Rhode Island, will be deported March 31st unless President Barack Obama grants them an extension.

Most of us have spent some time thinking about the origin of life as we've come to know it, the beauty of the forest, and the mysteries of the ocean.  For some, a higher power explains it all - for others, evolution holds the key that unlocks the door.  Kenneth Miller shares his passionate beliefs about how life unfolds. Miller is professor of biology at Brown University.

By MARTINA WINDELS -- Currently on view at the RISD Museum of Art is a 40 year retrospective of drawings by artist Pat Steir.  Mostly known for her large paintings, this exhibition, titled "Drawing out of line" focuses on Steir's drawings.

By MARTINA WINDELS -- Currently on view at the RISD Museum of Art is a 40 year retrospective of drawings by artist Pat Steir.  Mostly known for her large paintings, this exhibition, titled "Drawing out of line" focuses on Steir's drawings.