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Copy of KPCC-KVLA-KUOR Quarterly Report APR-JUN 2013 KPCC / KVLA / KUOR Quarterly Programming Report APR MAY JUN 2013 Date Key Synopsis Guest/Reporter Duration Does execution mean justice for the victims of Aurora? If you’re opposed to the death penalty on principal, does the egregiousness of this crime change your view? How Michael Muskal, would you want to see this trial resolved? Karen 4/1/13 LAW Steinhauser, 14:00 How should PCC students, faculty, and administrators handle these problems? Is it Rocha’s responsibility to maintain a yearly schedule? Will the decision to cancel the winter intersession continue to have serious repercussions? Mark Rocha, 4/1/13 EDU Simon Fraser, 19:00 New York City is set to pass legislation requiring thousands of companies to provide paid sick leave to their employees. Some California cities have passed similar legislation, but many more initiatives here have failed. Why? Jill Cucullu, 4/1/13 SPOR Anthony Orona, 14:00 New York City is set to pass legislation requiring thousands of companies to provide paid sick leave to their employees. Some California cities have passed similar Ken Margolies, legislation, but many more initiatives here have failed. Why? John Kabateck, 4/1/13 HEAL Sharon Terman, 22:00 After a week of saber-rattling, North Korea has stepped up its bellicose rhetoric against South Korea and the United States. This weekend, the country announced that it is in a “state of war” with South Korea, and North Korea’s parliament voted to beef up its nuclear weapons arsenal. 4/1/13 FOR David Kang, 10:00 How has big data transformed the way we approach and evaluate information? What will its impact be in years to come? Can this kind of analysis be dangerous, or have significant drawbacks? Kenneth Cukier joins Larry to speak about the revolution of big 4/1/13 LIT data and how it will affect our lives. Kenneth Cukier, 16:00 Baseball isn't the only source of rivalry between LA and San Francisco. The two 4/1/2013 ECON California cities are also competing to have the West Coast's tallest skyscraper. Edward Lifson 5:49 Fifty years ago today, ABC's "General Hospita" debuted, which means the soap is the longest running daytime drama currently in production. We'll find out how it's 4/1/2013 ENT managed to maintain its success and what it's like to be on the set. Barbara Irwin 5:53 We learned last week that unemployment in California fell to 9.6 percent. That's still two points above the national average, but it's the lowest rate seen in the Golden State since 2008. Leading the way in providing new jobs: technology, tourism and construction. Not helping out: Hollywood. Employment in the industry has fallen to the 4/1/2013 ECON lowest level in more than a decade. Rebecca Keegan 8:32 Since it seems L.A.'s baseball teams have cash to burn, should fans count on both 4/1/2013 SPOR winning a lot of games and maybe giving the city it's first ever Freeway World Series? Mark Saxon 6:26 Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his former Harvard roommate Joe Green are reportedly forming a new super PAC. The group could raise as much as $50 million to 4/1/2013 POLI lobby on issues seen as being key to technology. Carla Marinucci 5:43 Living in southern California, we often hear about drug cartel activity spilling over from Mexico, but law enforcement officials say that Mexican drug cartels are setting their 4/1/2013 SEC sights beyond border states. Michael Tarm 8:00 Last week, a group of climate scientists, insurance experts, real estate developers and city planners met to discuss how to better prepare for the challenges their city 4/1/2013 ENV may face. Cynthia McHale 6:50 A new report by ProPublica shows that several schools around the country say they're keeping down tuition costs. But at the same time, more and more fees are popping up on bills --- and those might not be part of the official price tag that prospective 4/1/2013 EDU students look at. Marian Wang 9:28 Gerhartsreiter is a con-man who masqueraded as a member of the wealthy Rockefeller clan; It was just one of many identities he's assumed. He now faces 4/1/2013 LAW murder charges in the 1985 death of a San Marino man. Mark Seal 7:53 Writer Jeff Chu wanted to know the answer to a pivotal question inspired it the 4/1/2013 RELI Sunday school song "Jesus Loves Me." As a gay Christian, does Jesus love him? Jeff Chu 16:01 4/1/2013 ENV Loh Life Snow Loh 2:40 4/1/2013 SPOR Opening Day is a showcase of newly renovated Dodger Stadium Watt :47 4/1/2013 SPOR Dodgers President Stan Kasten calls Opening Day a "national holiday" CC :15 4/1/2013 ART Loh Life Hawaii Loh 2:32 Lawmakers are debating eliminating two categories of family-sponsored immigrant 4/1/2013 IMM visas Berestein Rojas 2:57 4/1/2013 POLI The city of Los Angeles launches a new mobile app Walton :26 4/1/2013 SAC California may provide interpreters for patients on Medi-Cal Small :36 New state law requires doctors to notify women who have "dense breast tissue" that 4/1/2013 HEAL make scancer harder to spot CC :15 New state law requires doctors to notify women who have "dense breast tissue" that 4/1/2013 HEAL make scancer harder to spot Russ :49 4/1/2013 EDU A look ahead to the NRA's National School Shield Program report due out Tuesday Plummer :51 4/1/2013 HIST California commemorates Cesar Chavez Castaldi 1:57 4/1/2013 TRAN 405 shutdown tonight in Sepulveda Pass Moore :39 Jury selection is set to begin tomorrow in the lawsuit Michal Jackson's mother filed 4/1/2013 LAW against sports and entertainment giant AEG Live Bergman :42 4/1/2013 ECON Some student veterans struggle to pass their classes Lee 4:08 4/1/2013 LAW Five family members from the Southland killed in a traffic crash in Nevada CC :09 4/1/2013 ECON City of Stockton to declare bankruptcy Detrow 1:16 4/1/2013 ART GI Joe takes the box office over the weekend CC :11 4/1/2013 ENT The TV drama "General Hospital" is celebrationg 50 years CC :16 4/1/2013 TT The murder trial continues in LA for a man who posed as a Rockefeller CC :20 4/1/2013 EDU Tensions rise between PCC faculty and administration CC :21 4/1/2013 LAW San Clemente man pleaded guilty to drug trafficking Stoltze 1:11 4/1/2013 LAW LAPD arrest a suspect in the kidnapping of a 10-year-old girl Aguilar 1:09 4/1/2013 LAW Man pleads guilty to drug trafficking Stoltze :53 4/1/2013 LAW City of Stockton declares bankruptcy Adler :43 4/1/2013 SPOR Dodgers owner Stan Kasten on Opening Day CC :10 4/1/2013 SPOR New restrooms a hit for one Dodger fan CC :13 4/1/2013 SPOR Dodger owner Stan Kasten on Opening Day Rabe 3:00 California lawmakers looking at bill this week that will bring language interpretation 4/1/2013 POLI under Medi-Cal Bartolone 1:02 California lawmakers looking at bill this week that will bring language interpretation 4/1/2013 POLI under Medi-Cal CC :15 4/1/2013 LAW LAPD arrest a suspect in the kidnapping of a 10-year-old girl CC :05 4/1/2013 SPOR Opening Day at Dodger Stadium Rabe 1:16 4/1/2013 LAW Stockton becomes largest city in the US to declare bankruptcy DeBord 4:17 4/1/2013 EDU PCC says professor put on leave not related to tensions with administration Guzman 1:44 4/1/2013 LAW Judge rules law speeding up review of development projects unconstitutional Peterson :51 4/1/2013 LAW City of Stockton declares bankruptcy CC :10 4/1/2013 LAW LAPD arrest a suspect in the kidnapping of a 10-year-old girl, not primary suspect Aguilar 2:58 4/1/2013 ECON AT&T West workers reach tentative agreement with their employer Lee :47 4/1/2013 LAW Anaheim police chief to step down in May Roman :50 4/1/2013 HEAL Socioeconomic factors linked to old yyage shrinkage, study says y, O'Neill 1:00 given more and more people go online to get their entertainment? Are indecency Dan Isett, Julian 4/2/13 MEDI rules unfair to network broadcasters? Sanchez 13:00 Today the L.A. County Board of Supervisors may lower rates for crews to film in the $56-million Grand Park, but would that make the park nothing more than a Ed Duffy, Lucas 4/2/13 ENT government-subsidized film set? Rivera 11:00 What are the benefits of ability grouping and tracking? What are the potential Tom Loveless, 4/2/13 YOUT drawbacks? How do programs that rely on ability grouping work in LAUSD? Brandon Martinez 23:00 Do you worry about the effects of constant cell phone use, or do you think the fears are overblown? Do today’s cell phones pose a greater risk than in the past? How much radiation is too much? Are there precautions we can take to minimize the Devra Davis, 4/2/13 TECH danger? Bernard Leikind 14:00 AEG Live, Michael Jackson's last concert promoter, will defend itself in court against liability in Jackson's death.
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