Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and WNET.ORG jointly announce that a street-level, glass-walled production facility and television studio will open spring 2009 on the Lincoln Center campus, at the corner of Broadway and 66th Street. Read more….

* Citigroup Cuts Jobs Across Businesses, Globe
* U.K. Among Worst-Hit in Global Financial Crisis
* Iraqi Lawmakers Evaluate U.S. Security Deal

Denis Belliveau and Francis O’Donnell took a wild idea – retrace Marco Polo’s entire 25,000-mile, land-and-sea route from Venice to China and back – and spent two incredible years of their lives filming the trip. Watch full documentary. (airs on Thirteen on Dec. 10, 2008 at 8:00 pm).

Nov. 23’s episode of Nature, “The Wolf that Changed America”, includes re-enactment footage involving wolf actors. Read about Seus and how she works with the wolves for film, and see related clips and articles.

* Iraqi cabinet approves withdrawal date
* Negotiations on Israel ceasefire
* Whose Europe?: Muslims in Germany
* The final days of the polar bear
Watch.

Peruse the world’s largest collection of posters by French lithographer Jules Cheret, best known for his colorful advertisements for the Moulin Rouge, in Hour 2 of Antiques Roadshow, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Watch the appraisals.

This week on Reel 13:

* The Last Butcher In Little Italy
* Bob’s Knee, about an inventor
* The Copper Cowboy

Watch now. Then vote for your favorite.

Indian reservations — already some of the poorest and most crime-plagued communities in America — have become what one Navajo official calls “lawless lands,” where crimes are committed, investigations bungled, and prosecutions rare. Watch story.