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26:24

LA Unified: on the Ropes Again

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/06/10

Most LA Teachers walked out for an hour on Friday, and Sacramento says their protest was heard. But that may not stop the school board from making budget cuts as soon as tomorrow based on Governor Schwarzenegger’s proposed spending plan. Sports, the visual arts, music and magnet programs all are at risk.

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32:57

How Does Obama's Victory Look to the Rest of the World?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/06/06

Barack Obama’s historic win has been cause for celebration among many Americans, including African Americans who thought they might never see the day a black man would come so close to the White House. But what does the rest of the world think? On Reporter's Notebook, the Lakers and Celtics are back in the NBA finals for the first time since the days of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird. It’s been twenty years since their last matchup. How fierce is the rivalry today?

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26:26

Election Post Mortem

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/06/05

The presidential general election campaign kicked off last night as Barack Obama claimed an historic victory as the democratic nominee, and republican John McCain focused his energies against his opponent. Also tonight, it was Election Day in California and the L.A. county supervisors race is heading towards a November runoff.

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60:48

Live Election Result Coverage - Do the Democrats Have...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/06/04

As the presidential primary season comes to a close tonight in South Dakota and Montana, the voters still have not chosen a democratic nominee. They have left that to the superdelegates who are finally making their move to give the nomination to Senator Barack Obama. Lawrence O'Donnell guest hosts.

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31:55

Half-Votes, Last Votes and Democratic Primaries' Results

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2008/06/03

Over the weekend, the Democratic Party's Rules and Bylaws Committee made decisions about the disputed Florida and Michigan primaries. Hillary Clinton won a decisive victory in Puerto Rico's primary. Tomorrow come elections in Montana and South Dakota, the last two in a long primary campaign. Sara Terry guest hosts.

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26:36

Is Los Angeles Really “Green” After All?

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2008/05/30

The Brookings Institution finds that LA’s “carbon footprint” is smaller than any American city except Honolulu. LA is “greener” than San Francisco or Portland, but the American Lung Association says LA is still the nation’s worst all-around polluter.On Reporter’s Notebook, in a federal courtroom it’s Barbie versus the Bratz.

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26:17

California Voters and Same-Sex Marriage

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/29

One poll shows that a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage might pass this coming November. Another poll shows it might not. In the meantime, both sides plan to spend lots of money. On Reporter’s Notebook, is a white supremacist running for judge in Los Angeles County?

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26:55

Have You Heard? There’s Another Election

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/28

California’s presidential primary is ancient history, but for those who are paying attention there’s another election next week. Statewide, there are just two competing ballot propositions. There are legislative primaries, and local offices are up for grabs—some of which have enormous power. On Reporter’s Notebook, the Jet Propulsion Lab looks for life on Mars.

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26:53

The June 3rd Election: Private Property and Rent Control

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/23

TV and radio spots leave out some important details about Prop 98 on the June 3rd ballot. One thing they fail to mention: it would ban rent control in 100 California cities. Tonight, we’ll take a second look at Prop 98 and Prop 99, both of which are designed to limit government’s power to seize private property under eminent domain. Also tonight, what if an earthquake like the one in China hit Southern California?

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26:19

A Rare Chance for Voters in the Middle of LA County

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/22

LA County has a budget of $22 billion, bigger than many states and some nations. It's run by just 5 supervisors, who provide healthcare and other basic services for 11 million people. But despite complaints, the supervisors are seldom challenged once they've been elected. Just two people have held the 2nd District since 1952. Now Yvonne Burkes' retirement means there will be change this year.

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26:42

Drugs, Corruption and Violence South of the Border

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2008/05/21

5,000 people have died in Mexican President Calderon’s crackdown on drug cartels, and the violence has spread to Mexico City. Some critics say Mexico is beginning to look like Colombia, but public opinion polls show 60% of the people are behind Calderon. Should the US provide military assistance or help build institutions that strengthen the rule of law? What is this country doing about the demand for drugs and American weapons that arm the cartels?

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26:53

Will LA Finally Get Serious About Saving Water?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/20

During the drought of the 1990’s, LA banned car-washing in driveways, letting sprinklers flood into gutters and watering grass in mid-day. Rising demand and reductions in water supplies may make that a way of life, even before global warming. The City of LA also wants to keep billions of gallons of rainwater from flowing out to sea, and reclaim wastewater—like they do in Orange County.

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26:48

Same-Sex Marriage is Legal in California

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/16

The State Supreme Court decided today that discrimination against same-sex marriage creates “second class citizens” and that it will not deprive opposite-sex couples of any rights. Governor Schwarzenegger agrees but the court was split 4 to 3, and today’s ruling will mean political fireworks between now and November. Image: SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 15: Same-sex couple Alice Heimsoth (R) and Christmas Leubrie react to a California Supreme Court decision to overturn the ban on

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26:07

Los Angeles Hospitals and the Homeless

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2008/05/15

Hospitals that leave homeless people on the streets will be guilty of misdemeanors if the LA City Council has its way. But the hospitals say that could cost them the federal funding that helps them stay open, and the new law does not provide places for homeless people to go. On Reporter’s Notebook, taco trucks and the “magic” of hot grease.

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26:51

Will California Voters Get Rid of Rent Control?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/14

There are just two ballot measure on California's June 3 ballot—Propositions 98 and 99, which both limit the government's right to seize private property under "eminent domain." One of them would also phase out rent control. Also, we talk with the new Speaker of the State Assembly.

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26:14

Obama and Clinton in Los Angeles

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/13

It’s more and more likely that Barack Obama will be the first black nominated for president by a major American party. Conversely, Hillary Clinton probably won’t be the first woman. On Reporter’s Notebook, holdouts for Clinton in Hollywood.

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26:10

Urban Oil in Southern California

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/08

Oil is as much a part of Southern California history as sunshine and citrus groves. Downtown LA is pockmarked with oil wells capped before they ran dry. In Long Beach and Signal Hill, there were forests of derricks and they’re still pumping in Seal Beach, Santa Fe Springs and Beverly Hills. Tonight: is there an oil well coming near you?

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52:11

Special Live Election Wrap-Up of the Indiana and...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/07

Despite last week’s polling that showed a tightening race in North Carolina, Barack Obama rolled up a decisive victory there while Hillary Clinton holds a narrower lead in Indiana. Did Obama do what he had to do tonight to stabilize his campaign in the wake of the controversy involving his former pastor? Did Hillary Clinton do what she had to do to sustain the momentum of her last big win in Pennsylvania? Lawrence O'Donnell guest hosts.

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26:17

Should Californians Change the Initiative Process?

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2008/05/06

Californians hate government—with one exception. They love the initiative process which has allowed them to vote up or down on new laws dealing with major issues. The best example is Prop 13, passed in 1978 to limit the skyrocketing tax on property. On Reporter’s Notebook, they’re tearing down the Ferris Wheel on the Santa Monica Pier.

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27:05

Closing The Budget Deficit By Touching The Public’s...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2008/05/02

The city of Los Angeles doesn't have enough money - we're $406 million dollars short to be exact, the largest budget deficit in city history. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has proposed a $7 billlion dollar budget that focuses on the city’s core needs. Also tonight, dock workers all along the west coast shut down ports on a one day walkout.

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