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26:39

California's Main Law Enforcement Job Is Up for Grabs

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/10/26

Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown and State Senator Charles Poochigian are running for California's top law-enforcement job. We hear from both candidates for Attorney General. Plus, Mayor Villaraigosa and LAUSD Superintendent Brewer meet face to face for the first time.

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26:23

Hospitals Dumping Homeless at Skid Row and Prop 84

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2006/10/25

The LAPD has videotape, but Metropolitan Hospital says it discharged patients where they wanted to go. Are law enforcement agencies doing the same thing? Who is scape-goating whom? Plus, Prop 84, another bond issue labeled "water supply and flood control." Would it live up to its promise or serve special interests at public expense?

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27:16

Should the US Put Weapons in Outer Space?

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2006/10/21

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24:36

Do Bond Measures Really Benefit California?

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2006/10/20

Proposition 1E would raise money to rebuild levees in California. With three other measures, it would increase state debt by $37 billion. Can California afford it to pass it all? Can it afford not to? Also, a congressional candidate in Orange County is under investigation for allegedly warning Latinos to stay away from the polls.

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27:00

Whatever Happened to LA's Middle Class?

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2006/10/18

LA's becoming a two-tiered society of the rich and the poor without any middle class. So how come the economy's thriving? How long will it last? Also, two views on Proposition 1-D, which provides $10 billion in bonds for education.

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26:51

David Brewer Named New Superintendent of LA Schools

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2006/10/17

We speak with retired Admiral David Brewer, the next Superintendent of LA's Public Schools. Does he have a philosophy of education? Plus, Governor Schwarzenegger takes another bite out of greenhouse-gas emissions.

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28:04

National Policy, the Presidency and State Governors

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2006/10/14

Virginia's former Governor Mark Warner has shaken up the Democratic race for President--by withdrawing. That demonstrates the importance of governorships in the race for the White House. We find out why governors matter even if they're not running nationwide and look at some of this year's most interesting contests. Also, LAUSD picks a new superintendent.

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26:28

Angelides' Efforts to Tie Schwarzenegger to Bush

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2006/10/13

Governor Schwarzenegger made his promised appearance last night on Jay Leno’s Tonight Show. Does Democrat Phil Angelides deserve equal time? He thinks so. Also, what's going on behind closed doors at the LA School District, and Proposition 88--the measure no longer supported by the people who put it on the ballot.

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26:51

Is Phil Angelides Ready for Late-Night TV?

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2006/10/12

Phil Angelides wants equal time with Arnold Schwarzenegger on Jay Leno's Tonight Show, but NBC refuses to grant it. We hear why Angelides is not the only candidate who has trouble getting the message on TV. Plus, in Santa Ana, the first indictment for Treason since World War II.

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26:26

Santa Susana Nuclear Meltdown

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2006/10/11

The latest report on a partial nuclear meltdown 40 years ago has renewed concern about cancer in the San Fernando and Simi Valleys. Plus, LAUSD files a lawsuit over Mayor Villaraigosa's school takeover plan, and will Santa Monica forbid smoking on the Third Street Promenade?

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26:05

Global Community Reacts to North Korea's First...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/10/10

North Korea claims it has successfully conducted its first underground nuclear test, an action that while reportedly pleasing to its people and army, has caused grave concern to the rest of the world.

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30:14

School Shootings Prompt Call for Gun Control

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/10/07

Three horrific school shootings in less than two weeks, but where's the outrage? Despite polls showing public support, is gun control politically dead? When it comes to protecting children, what should the top priorities be? Diana Nyad guest hosts.

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27:24

The Taliban Rise Again in Afghanistan

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/10/06

The rise of the Taliban in Afghanistan and a possible crisis more threatening to international stability than the war in Iraq. Also, LA Times publisher Jeffrey Johnson forced out.

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26:43

Proposition 90: Private Property, Eminent Domain and...

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2006/10/05

Proposition 90 would limit government power to seize private property, but opponents claim it would also gut California's environmental protections. We hear both sides. Plus, the California Attorney General files criminal complaints against the former chair of Hewlett-Packard.

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26:48

Harbor-UCLA to Take Over King/Drew Hospital

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/10/04

Despite failing federal inspections, much-troubled King/Drew won't go out of business. But it won't be the same, either. County Supervisors today agreed unanimously to put it under the control of Harbor-UCLA, another County facility 10 miles away. We talk with some of the major players.

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26:16

Propositions 1A, 1B: Will Voters Approve Big Money...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/10/03

Governor Schwarzenegger and legislative Democrats are campaigning together this week, claiming to put partisanship aside in favor of five propositions on next month's ballot. We look at the first two, which deal with the gasoline tax and a bond issue worth $20 billion--all for roads, freeways and public transit. It would be the biggest transportation investment in 50 years.

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26:59

Proposition 83: Sex Offenders and the November Elections

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2006/09/29

Governor Schwarzenegger has signed a package of new laws cracking down on sex offenders in California. Prop 83 would crack down even more. Would it make children safer? What would it cost? We hear the pros and cons. Plus, an update on the raging Day Fire, and can the death penalty cause pain and still be humane?

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26:41

Proposition 86: Should Smokers Save ER's and Provide...

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2006/09/28

Proposition 86 on the November ballot would triple the cigarette tax, bringing the total price per pack to about $6.60. We hear the pros and cons of a measure pitting hospitals against big tobacco. Plus, an update on the California gubernatorial campaign.

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26:58

Proposition 89: California Politics without Big Money?

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/09/27

It’s another year of record spending, but Prop 89 claims it would put an end to the era of Big Money in California politics. It would reduce contributions and raise public funds to finance election campaigns. Also, cuts in security funding for the ports of LA and Long Beach.

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26:54

Proposition 87: Can California Tax Its Way to Clean...

Which Way, L.A.? ·

2006/09/26

One of the propositions you're beginning to see TV commercials for and against is Proposition 87. With six weeks to go before the November elections, the pros and cons have already raised more than $80 million. Plus, at a $17 million-fix, what will happen to King/Drew Medical Center after the feds pull its funding?

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