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ALERT: White House Health Care Summit live on KCET

By Bohdan Zachary
February 24, 2010
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This is a late minute addition to our lineup that I'd like let you know about:

The White House Health Summit will be broadcast live Thursday February 25 starting at 7:00 am and ending upon conclusion (approximately 1:00 pm.)The special live coverage will air on KCET Orange through southern California as well as KCET Desert Cities in Coachella Valley.The entire meeting will also be streamed at kcet.org.

KCET Orange can be seen on Time Warner channel 237 and Charter channel 310. KCET Desert Cities in the Coachella Valley region is carried on Time Warner Desert Cities cable on channel 218.

You can read specifics about President Obama's Health Care proposal that will be discussed at the summit at this section of the White House web site.

KCET is the only southern California public or commercial television station that is providing this coverage to viewers.

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