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26:32

Beckham Goes Hollywood

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2007/01/12

David Beckham became a world celebrity playing soccer in Britain. Now he's bound for Los Angeles, where the Galaxy has signed him for $250 million over five years. This story, plus the FBI's school for screenwriters.

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27:04

More US Soldiers Are on Their Way to Iraq

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2007/01/11

The President is about to announce his increase of 21,500 troops and lots of veterans are on their way back to Iraq. With the military stretched already, which most likely to be called back? How much to multiple tours increase post-traumatic stress? Are soldiers worried about the loss of support back home?

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33:23

Arnold Schwarzenegger on the State of the State

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2007/01/10

Governor Schwarzenegger assessed the state of the State of California tonight and found that it's good...

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26:35

Health Insurance for All Californians

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2007/01/09

Governor Schwarzenegger wants all Californians required to buy health insurance. Health plans would prohibit insurance companies from rejecting applicants for age or medical condition.

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14:39

Hate Crimes, Race and the Media

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2007/01/05

Nine black juveniles--nine of them girls--are on trial for assaulting three white women in Long Beach. The defendants are accused of hate crimes. How common are hate crime charges against minorities who attack whites? Is the case getting the attention it deserves?

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26:23

Another Warning about the Need for Prison Reform

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2007/01/03

This weekend's outbreak of violence at Chino State Prison provided more evidence of the urgent need for prison reform in California. Can Governor Schwarzenegger and the Legislature improve the system before conditions deteriorate even more? Plus, who's paying the bills for Governor Schwarzenegger's big party this week in Sacramento?

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26:42

The Hajj and Muslims in America

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2006/12/29

From politics to the workplace, are Muslims here carving out their own identity? Sara Terry guest hosts. (An expanded version of this discussion was broadcast earlier today on To the Point.)

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28:52

The Conflict between Ethiopia and Somalia

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/12/28

What does the conflict between Somalia and Ethiopia mean for the region, and the world? Plus, former President Gerald Ford, dead at 93. Sara Terry guest hosts. (An extended version of this discussion was originally broadcast earlier today on To the Point.)

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27:39

Security Council Imposes Sanctions on Iran

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/12/27

The United Nations has cracked down and Iran has snapped back. Will sanctions have any effect? Sara Terry guest hosts. (An extended version of this program was originally earlier today on To the Point.)

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27:20

The Booming Business of Christmas

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/12/22

Is Christmas too commercial or not commercial enough? In what's become a seasonal argument, we hear from a priest, a libertarian, an economist and advocate of a buy-nothing Christmas. Plus, charges filed against several marines in the deaths of 24 civilians in Iraqi city of Haditha.

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26:57

LA's Troubles with America's #1 Sport

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2006/12/21

Los Angeles is supposed to be a great sports town. The Dodgers, Lakers and Clippers are going strong, but USC and Michigan--the teams in next month's Rose Bowl game--are disappointed, and the National Football League is playing games with local officials. Plus, the State Supreme Court may throw out the ban on gay marriage; and, will LA County ban trans fats in restaurants?

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26:21

California's Overcrowded Prisons

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2006/12/20

There are 173,000 inmates in California's prisons, about double what they were designed to hold. A federal court has seized control of the medical system and the Governor has declared a state of emergency. Can California solve the prison crisis before violence erupts? Jim Sterngold guest hosts.

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26:45

Will LA's Neighborhood Councils Ever Work?

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2006/12/19

LA's Neighborhood Councils, which began seven years ago as part of the effort to head off San Fernando Valley Secession, are getting mixed reviews. Do they provide grassroots input to city government as promised? What works and what doesn't. Do councils get along? We hear from council members.

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32:43

The Future of the News

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/12/15

Newspaper circulation is falling from coast to coast. Are they about to go extinct? Marc Cooper guest hosts.

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26:41

Healthcare Debate Moves into Full Swing

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2006/12/14

The high cost of healthcare and 6 million uninsured have set the stage for next year's major battle in Sacramento. Early skirmish as the Capitol waits for Governor Schwarzenegger to weigh in. Plus, Councilwoman Hahn response to the firing of a dozen hotel workers just before LA's living wage law takes effect, and will Chandler family have to buy back the LA Times?

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26:16

Rampant Drug Abuse Reported on California's Race Tracks

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/12/13

An investigation by the Orange County Register says the climate for drug abuse in horse racing is unmatched by any other sport. We hear from the Register, the doctor in charge of enforcing drug rules and the head of thoroughbred trainers. Plus, federal deadlines on overcrowding in state prisons and county jails.

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26:56

Power Politics and the LAUSD

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2006/12/12

It's down to the wire for Mayor Villaraigosa's effort to play a role in the public schools. Friday, he has a date in court with the elected school board. Is any chance of a compromise to shorten the time when nobody knows who's in charge? What's the role of the growing charter school movement?

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25:45

LA Archdiocese Settles 45 Abuse Cases, 500 More to Go

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2006/12/07

The nation's largest Catholic Archdiocese will pay $60 million to settle cases against 45 priests. Another 500 are waiting to be resolved, and the Archdiocese is still in dispute with insurance companies over those. Meantime, some victims don't like the private settlement process that's been established, saying they'll never know what really happened. We hear from Cardinal Mahony and others.

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26:42

Protecting California's Ocean and Marine Life

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2006/12/06

Mayor Villaraigosa will help change the course of LA history when he opens a special gate that puts water back into the Owens River for the first time since 1913. Also, will no-fishing zones in the oceans off California help keep marine species alive? We hear about state and federal proposals.

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25:54

African American Named Interim Fire Chief

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/12/05

Mayor Villaraigosa has named African American Douglas Barry as LA's interim Fire Chief after new controversy about racist hazing of officers by their colleagues. Is it part of the culture or just local fire houses? Will a minority veteran succeed where Caucasian predecessors have failed? Plus, new leadership at the Getty.

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