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55:38

Breaking California's Bank

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2009/07/02

Barring a political miracle, California will be paying bills with IOU's starting tomorrow. The Governor's ordered a third furlough day every month for state workers and another legislative session. Is there an end in sight? On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, six states, including California, failed to pass spending plans last night in time for the new fiscal year.

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54:14

Will Sacramento Resort to Paying Its Bills with IOU's

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2009/07/01

There are reports from Sacramento that Republicans and Democrats might compromise just long enough to avoid paying state bills with IOU's. Meantime, the question is being raised as to whether the state can afford to administer the death penalty. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, gays and lesbians who supported presidential candidate Barack Obama are demanding action from the Obama White House.

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54:09

State Budget Impasse and Its Impact on the Sick, Elderly

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2009/06/30

On Wednesday, California will run out of money, but there's no sign of compromise in Sacramento. Do middle class voters understand what that means? Also, President Obama and gay pride: the view from West Hollywood. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the US Supreme Court has ruled that white firefighters were victims of racial discrimination.

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54:34

What's in a Name? Van Nuys Neighborhood Wants to Opt Out

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2009/06/26

Yet another neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley wants to change its name. Also, KCRW's Garth Trinidad remembers superstar Michael Jackson, who died today in Los Angeles. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the debate over healthcare reform is coming down to the wire.

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54:42

A Tale of Two Budgets

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2009/06/25

The State Legislature's engaging in song and dance and LA's public schools are in mourning. Also, a murder conspiracy charge against a high-profile gang-intervention leader. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, there's been more bloody violence on the streets of Tehran. Can the President sustain his effort to engage with Iran? What about negotiating concessions on nuclear development?

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55:45

US Guns to Mexican Drug Gangs

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2009/06/24

Mexico's violent drug cartels are being armed with heavy weapons smuggled out of the US. A Congressional watchdog says multiple agencies have no strategy to stop the flow. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the President's response to political repression in Iraq and new challenges posed by an old adversary as North Korea escalates its provocations of the US and UN.

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52:28

Villaraigosa Says He Won't Run for Governor

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2009/06/23

Mayor Villaraigosa talks about his future at City Hall, and we look at the future of California's credit ratings. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, this weekend's deadly violence reduced the size of demonstrations on the streets of Tehran, but a few hundred did face tear gas and police batons again today.

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59:27

Iranian Ex-Pats React to the Turmoil in Iran

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2009/06/19

We explore the local impact of continuing political upheaval in Iran with two generations of Iranian expatriates. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the regulatory reforms proposed yesterday are designed to avoid another financial meltdown, but they're already under fire.

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58:09

California Takes Another Look at Offshore Oil Drilling

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2009/06/18

Governor Schwarzenegger says allowing just one more well off the coast of Santa Barbara would help put an end to off-shore oil drilling. Plus, Los Angeles loves the Lakers. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, dramatic new warnings about the increased impact of global warming and prospects for a new energy bill.

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56:05

State Close to Insolvency; Judge Delays Lifting...

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2009/06/17

With the state closer and closer to fiscal insolvency, Democrats and Republicans are digging in on their disagreements over budget cuts and new taxes. We hear about social services, health care and funding for state parks. Also, a federal judge postpones lifting the LAPD consent decree. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, demonstrations for and against the government continued today in Iran, in what may be the most serious challenge to the central government since the

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52:15

Budget Solutions Look Bad and Worse

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2009/06/16

Tonight, a debate about taxes in California. Also, should the City of LA pay a million dollars for the Lakers to have a parade? On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, President Obama pitches the American Medical Association the so-called " public option" to compete with private health insurance. Plus, today's dramatic developments in Iran after last week's presidential election. We get reaction from Tehran, Washington and from the Persian-American community in Los Angeles

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51:51

Taking It to the Streets: Election Rallies in Iran

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2009/06/12

In Iran, the last three weeks have seen a surprisingly hard fought presidential campaign. Incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad faces a strong challenge from a reformist who's broken with convention by campaigning with his outspoken wife. In our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, will women and youths tip the scales towards Mir-Hossein Mousavi, or will hardliners and the poor help re-elect Ahmadinejad? How will the outcome affect politics in the region and relationships with the West

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52:31

Stepping Up the Fight against the Taliban in Pakistan

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2009/06/11

The Taliban, which has moved within sixty miles of Islamabad, has alienated many Pakistanis recently, with videos of the public flogging of a young girl, as well as speeches challenging the democratic principles that are cherished by Pakistanis. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, guest host Sara Terry asks if the military offensive against the Taliban is diverting attention from the need for a new Pakistani-US relationship. Also, the White House appoints a "compensation

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51:43

Are US Journalists Being Used as Pawns by North Korea?

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2009/06/10

North Korea said today that it would use nuclear weapons in a "merciless offensive" if provoked, just two days after sentencing two American journalists to twelve years in a gulag-type prison labor camp. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, guest host Sara Terry explores the motives behind North Korea's recent aggressive actions and whether the US should re-start negotiations. Also, "congestion pricing" comes to Southland freeways, and a victory for human rights activists

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53:14

Golden State Isn't So Shiny Any More

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2009/06/09

California cuts in services will follow massive tax-breaks for big corporations. How did a great state become so dysfunctional? Also, If Sam Zell’s losing control of the LA Times, will likely new owners be better or worse? On our rebroadcast of today’s To the Point, President Obama’s put healthcare reform at the top of the White House agenda.

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54:06

To Tax or Not to Tax Big Oil?

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2009/06/05

California's budget crisis threatens to decimate state and local government, but tax increases are off the table, at least for the moment. What about taxing oil like Alaska and Texas? Also, state poet laureate emeritus Al Young on this weekend's book fair in Leimert Park. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, in Cairo, President Obama celebrated Islam and said it's time to end tensions between Muslims and the United States.

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54:22

Parents, Teachers Prepare for Another Round of School...

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2009/06/04

Teachers and parents cope with drastic cutbacks at LA schools as the Lakers cope with the Magic. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, President Obama met with Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah today. What can they do for each other about Iran, the Taliban and peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians?

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53:42

California's 'Day of Reckoning'

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2009/06/03

Governor Schwarzenegger calls massive cuts in education, health care and prisons part of a “transformation” of what California can provide. We look at today's “day of reckoning” speech to the Legislature. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, murder, abortion and the right to life.

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56:39

The Fall of an Industrial Titan: GM Goes Bankrupt

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2009/06/02

President Obama said today he expects a new General Motors to emerge from the ashes of its historic filing for bankruptcy. Guest host Sara Terry considers a restructured GM, the government's involvement as major stakeholder, and the impact of the failure for auto workers, parts suppliers and dealers? Also, the battle for Minnesota’s still-contested US Senate seat, and it's time to adjust your sprinkler timers.

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54:47

Can Washington Ignore the Biggest State in the Union?

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2009/05/29

Will Washington help California out of its financial misery after all? Also, LA's fire chief suddenly steps down. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, President Obama turned community organizer once again today, trying to rev-up last year's grassroots army of volunteers. Will they respond?

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