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On this first official day of the "Summit for America's Future" in Philadelphia, Susan Goodman reports on a group of retired doctors and dentists who are volunteering their services to those in need in the state of Florida.

NPR's Eric Weiner reports on Vietnam's youth...a new generation that has no memory of the Vietnam War, and that has mixed feelings about Western society and politics.

NPR's Howard Berkes reports that since the Oklahoma City bombing, American militia groups have expanded their ranks, and their activity. That growth is fueling fears that the groups may be expressing their beliefs in increasingly violent ways.

Dan Charles reports that for the first time the Vienna Philharmonic has voted to accept women musicians into the orchestra.

The Henrietta Marie was a slave ship that sank in the Florida straits in the 18th century. The remains make up a travelling exhibit, which is teaching people about the slave trade. NPR's Cheryl Devall reports from Miami.

Joined by former Presidents Bush and Carter, President Bill Clinton today opened a three day National Volunteer Summit in Philadelphia. Eric Westervelt brings us a report from Philadelphia.

Reporter Nick van der Puy [PIE, like apple] visits the workshop of Ferdy Goode [FUR-dee GUDE] in the northwoods of Wisconsin. Goode makes old-fashioned snowshoes, by hand -- out of ash and woven rawhide.

Washington Post sports reporter, about the resignation of Miami Dolphin's coach, Don Shula.

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS SHUT DOWN AGAIN. REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS AND THE PRESIDENT, ONCE AGAIN, HAVE FAILED TO MEET A MIDNIGHT DEADLINE TO AGREE ON A BUDGET REDUCTION PLAN. NPR'S BRIAN NAYLOR REPORTS.

Danny talks about the state of the union and the 1996 presidential campaign with two Washington-based foreign reporters: Vittorio Zucconi of the Italian newspaper La Stampa, and Martin Walker of the British newspaper The Guardian.