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52:53

Water, Water Everywhere, but Most Runs Down the Drain

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2009/02/11

The lack of a state budget means IOU's instead of state money for counties to provide human services. We hear how they're responding, and we talk to LA Mayor Villaraigosa. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, George W. Bush spent $350 billion taxpayer dollars to rescue financial institutions. Barack Obama wants up to a trillion more.

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31:04

Israelis Go to the Polls as the Nation Moves Right

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2009/02/10

With a new Israeli government about to be chosen, there could be some serious challenges for Barack Obama and his major goal of negotiations leading to a Palestinian state. Also, President Obama's first prime-time news conference, which was part of his response to an unexpected development, the resurgence of the Republicans, who were counted out after November’s election. (This program was originally broadcast earlier today on To the Point.)

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26:57

Getting the Biggest Bang from the Next Bailout

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2009/02/06

America’s financial problems are enormous. As we hear on this rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the solutions will have to be just as enormous. Also, a new faith-based initiative -- Obama style.

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35:11

Ethics and Accountability at the Obama White House

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2009/02/05

After yesterday's withdrawal of Tom Daschle as point man on healthcare reform, this was damage-control day at the Obama White House. But the big question was what went wrong. Also, Energy Secretary Steven Chu, who was approved by a voice vote in the Senate, today made a dire prediction about California's future.

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27:39

Healthcare Reform without Tom Daschle

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2009/02/04

The elephant in the room when it comes to healthcare reform is cost. On the rebroadcast of today’s To the Point, we hear some astounding facts about how much money is wasted, and what Tom Daschle's withdrawal as nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services will mean to the Obama Administration.

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28:37

Stimulating the Economy, Now and in the Future

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2009/02/03

Bill Clinton declared the Era of Big Government "over." Well, it's back, with a stimulus package big enough to start re-shaping the economy. On this rebroadcast of today's To the Point, we look at the possible impacts now and in the long term. Also, the Iraqi elections and US troop withdrawals.

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53:42

Who Will Rescue California from Its Sad Fiscal Shape?

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2009/01/30

The President's stimulus bill will give California a boost, but not enough to make up for the massive shortfall. Californians like the package, but they're fed up with Sacramento. Are voters ready for service cuts and higher taxes? We hear from Gray Davis, who was recalled from office when voters got angry. We also learn about possible criminal charges against Cardinal Roger Mahony.

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53:59

The Arts as Victims of the Economic Recession

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2009/01/29

The arts are among the victims of economic recession. We hear what’s happening to theater, ballet, opera and museums in Southern California, and Billy the elephant will stay at the LA Zoo. On our rebroadcast of To the Point, with Congress debating his stimulus plan, President Obama spoke to a roomful of CEO’s today. He said what they do matters more than what happens in Washington.

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54:10

Clean-Truck Incentive Money Up in Smoke?

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2009/01/28

Barack Obama said he'd restore the economy in a bipartisan way, but debate over his stimulus package sounds all too familiar. Also, unemployment in LA County is 9.9 percent and rising, with the state's unemployment insurance program about to go broke. At the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles, truckers who switched to clean fuel may go out of business.

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54:44

Obama to Let California, Other States Have Way on...

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2009/01/27

President Obama promised to pull US soldiers out of Iraq and send more to Afghanistan. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, can the US afford to defeat the Taliban and stabilize that country? On Which Way, LA?, the political ice may be breaking in Sacramento. The Screen Actors Guild may fire a hard-line executive. President Obama gives California room to move on the environment. And, it's the Chinese New Year.

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53:10

Should America’s Banks be Nationalized?

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2009/01/23

US banks have swallowed $300 billion in bailout money, and they’re asking for more. What if the government just took control, broke them up and started over? We hear about options available to the Obama Administration.

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52:27

The Inaugural Address Heard Around the World

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2009/01/22

President Barack Obama had a worldwide audience for yesterday’s Inaugural Address. Also, the state’s fiscal crisis means that more swimmers may get sick at the beach. And can the City of Industry beat out LA and Pasadena by getting a National Football League stadium?

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53:41

Black Americans: Dreams and Realities

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2009/01/20

Barack Obama won 95% of the black vote in November, but African Americans are anything but unanimous on what his election will mean. We’ll hear differing views about race relations, national policy and role models. Also, Obama’s impact on Southern California.

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53:09

The Justice Department: Too Much Change, or Not Enough?

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2009/01/16

Barack Obama’s nominee for Attorney General says water boarding is “torture” and promises to restore the integrity of federal law enforcement. On Eric Holder’s first day of confirmation hearings, is he the right man for the job? Also, in his state-of-the-state speech, Governor Schwarzenegger says California’s in a “state of emergency.” Guantanamo Bay prisoners may be transferred to Camp Pendleton. And when it comes to next week’s inauguration—it’s buyer beware.

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54:36

Decreased Port Traffic Signals Increased Economic...

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2009/01/15

For the first time in 20 years, cargo shipments are down at the Ports of LA and Long Beach. We hear what that means for the local economy. State government’s closer to drafting IOU’s. In the killing that caused days of civil disturbance in Oakland, a Bay Area Rapid Transit guard has been charged with murder. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, prosecuting the Bush administration for possible war crimes.

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50:22

Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and US Foreign Policy

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2009/01/14

Finally freed from the politics of holding a New York Senate seat and running for president, how will Hillary Clinton's foreign policy views change now that she's on the verge of Senate confirmation as Secretary of State? Also, Obama goes to the Hill to sell his stimulus plan, and the Detroit Auto Show. It's one gloomy party. Lawrence O'Donnell guest hosts. (This program was originally broadcast earlier today on To the Point.)

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54:50

Los Angeles Unified Issues Report Cards on Schools

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2009/01/13

Nobody knows what happened to $350 billion, so will Congress hand out the second half of last year's financial bailout? On this rebroadcast of today's To the Point, If Obama can't show that he can do better, he may suffer his first defeat before he takes office. Also on Which Way, L.A.?, the state's financial crisis means that cuts in school funding are inevitable in California. We talk with Superintendent Ray Cortines and State Superintendent Jack O'Connell about the crisis in

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53:58

Toxic Conditions in Southern California Waste Water

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2009/01/09

For eight years, lakes, rivers and Santa Monica Bay have been polluted with sewage and industrial waste toxic enough to damage and kill aquatic plants and animals. Enforcement officials are accused of looking the other way. The Legislative Analyst says California is headed toward a "colossal" financial disaster. On this rebroadcast of today's To the Point, Barack Obama began a tough selling job today with an urgent warning about years of recession if Congress fails to enact his

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53:17

City Hall Has Angelenos Feeding More to the Meter

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2009/01/08

Governor Schwarzenegger strikes back, the City of LA has second thoughts about quadrupling parking fees, and billboard blight and public safety. Plus, on our rebroadcast of Today's To the Point, an update on the situation in Gaza and reactions from American Jews on both sides of the issue.

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54:04

A Budget Breakdown in Sacramento

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2009/01/07

The President elect wants $775 billion, but is it enough to move a $15 trillion economy? On this rebroadcast of today's To the Point, we look for answers. California is likely to run out of money next month, but Democrats say Governor Schwarzenegger got "cold feet" just as a deal was about to be cut. In Orange County, jurors heard closing arguments in former Sheriff Mike Carona's corruption trial.

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