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An "enhanced" video of the president's speech from the White House, along with the full transcript.
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Watch a live stream of the governor's second State of the State address right here beginning at 10 a.m., courtesy of The California Channel.
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For our special series, Your Turn to Care, we're featuring the stories of regular people in typical situations for older Americans. We may want yours!
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KCET-TV is producing a documentary about "ordinary" people coping with the increasingly familiar issue of caring for the elderly, and the producers want to hear from you!
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If you could just see that I'm thinking....
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Matilija Dam near Ojai now sports a giant pair of scissors and a dotted line across its face, an artsy way of saying it's time to get rid of it. But critics have been saying this for decades, as you'll see in this 2000 report.
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Get a new perspective on the Big Apple in this time-lapse video, where construction equipment looks like it was made with an erector set.
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Extreme video of an extreme sport. Feel the sensation of floating through the rarified air of the highest peaks and most beautiful landscapes in Europe.
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The view through the front of the International Space Station becomes a time-lapse video of planet Earth.
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Too many wild horses, and too little open range. Why the animals that live to run free are being rounded up and stabled in corrals.
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Before homecoming, there is deployment. Check out our original segment on how the Gallaghers' cope while Daddy's away at war.
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Urban coyotes: They live wild and free, and among us. A group of divers that clean up ship wrecks. And John Ridley on messing with the natural order of things.
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MacMansions go begging for buyers. Steve Lopez on a guy who's love of his car went too far. And humorist Brian Unger makes fun of the super-rich.
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Smart, attractive young women trade their eggs to would-be parents for financial gain. Plus an investigation into charges of unfair labor practices involving LA car wash workers, and a commentary by Marcos Villatoro.
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LA Times columnist Steve Lopez gets a medical marijuana card. Ride along with a team of cops who destroy illicit pot plantations. And Marcos Villatoro confesses his son is the biggest dealer at his junior high.
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KCET's hard-hitting weekly news program won in five of the six categories in which it was nominated at the 62nd Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards last weekend, taking honors for information segment, feature, crime and social issues, and for best photographer and best writer.
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How to catch an arsonist, Steve Lopez meets a feather weight boxer who's a real "Million Dollar Baby," and commentary by Marcos Villatoro.
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Can - or should - government try to legislate good eating habits? Should we limit the number of fast-food restaurants? Plus, LA's fabulous food trucks. And Halloween, in a recession.
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Is texting and driving really as bad as drunk driving? We test our correspondent's reaction times to find out. Plus why hands-free isn't any safer than hand-held. And humor from Brian Unger.
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The hard-hitting weekly news program won 13 Los Angeles Press Club Awards, taking six of the seven television categories, and also scored 12 local Emmy nominations.
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A look at the long history - and current status - of voter anger in the Golden State. Green, or greedy - a rock star's plan for an eco-mansion in Malibu. And humor from Brian Unger.
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MacMansions go begging for buyers. Steve Lopez on a guy who's love of his car went too far. And humorist Brian Unger makes fun of the super-rich.
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Middle-class and homeless. Mortgage scammers preying on those facing foreclosure. And a commentary from LA Times columnist Steve Lopez.
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A group of high school students make a home video about their struggles...and get the attention of the president. Plus, a commentary by Marcos Villatoro.
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Urban coyotes: They live wild and free, and among us. A group of divers that clean up ship wrecks. And John Ridley on messing with the natural order of things.
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Join Val live on May 4 as she moderates a panel discussion on the future of high-speed rail in California.
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He tracks down the sites of plane crashes as far back as World War II. Meet one of the world's foremost "aviation archeologists."
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Are the news media guilty of sanitizing reports from Iraq and Afghanistan? Media critic James Rainey argues for a little more reality.
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- Separated By War
- The Wreck Finder
- Rainey: The Media and the War
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LA Times columnist Steve Lopez talks to a group of military wives about what it's like to "hold down the fort" while their husbands are deployed.
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An "enhanced" video of the president's speech from the White House, along with the full transcript.
-
Watch a live stream of the governor's second State of the State address right here beginning at 10 a.m., courtesy of The California Channel.
-
For our special series, Your Turn to Care, we're featuring the stories of regular people in typical situations for older Americans. We may want yours!
-
KCET-TV is producing a documentary about "ordinary" people coping with the increasingly familiar issue of caring for the elderly, and the producers want to hear from you!
-
If you could just see that I'm thinking....
-
Matilija Dam near Ojai now sports a giant pair of scissors and a dotted line across its face, an artsy way of saying it's time to get rid of it. But critics have been saying this for decades, as you'll see in this 2000 report.
-
Get a new perspective on the Big Apple in this time-lapse video, where construction equipment looks like it was made with an erector set.
-
Extreme video of an extreme sport. Feel the sensation of floating through the rarified air of the highest peaks and most beautiful landscapes in Europe.
-
The view through the front of the International Space Station becomes a time-lapse video of planet Earth.
-
Too many wild horses, and too little open range. Why the animals that live to run free are being rounded up and stabled in corrals.
