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KPCC / KVLA / KUOR Quarterly Programming Report OCT NOV DEC 2013 Date Key Synopsis Guest/Reporter Duration 10/1/2013 DC California Congressman disagrees with party strategy on shutdown Felde 2:08 10/1/2013 LAW LA City will appeal judge's decision against LAPD's vehicle impound policy, Special Order 7 CC :09 10/1/2013 POLI EDD could face problems if shutdown continues Pringle :59 10/1/2013 HEAL Covered California opens CC :07 10/1/2013 HEAL Covered California opens CC :12 10/1/2013 HEAL Covered California opens CC :18 10/1/2013 IMM Former Guatemalan soldier accused of committing atrocities in 1980s found guilty of immigration fraud Berestein Rojas 1:34 10/1/2013 EDU LA Unified Board of Education is tired of conflicting reports on iPad rollout. Gilbertson :48 10/1/2013 ENV Fate of plans to drill for oil in Whittier remain uncertain Peterson :51 10/1/2013 LAW Four bodies found in wreckage of plane that crashed at Santa Monica Airport CC :16 10/1/2013 HEAL California's state-run health insurance marketplace opens for business O'Neill :58 10/1/2013 ENV California embarks on new way to regulate chemicals in consumer products Peterson 2:45 10/1/2013 HEAL It's a challenge to find Asian bone marrow donors Huang 4:01 10/1/2013 EDU LAUSD's music repair shop has large backlog of broken instruments Plummer 4:07 10/1/2013 POLI Shutdown closes National Parks Watt :48 10/1/2013 HEAL California's state-run health insurance marketplace opens for business Bartolone :50 10/1/2013 ECON Shutdown could hurt economic recovery CC :14 10/1/2013 ART Group of artists gear up for a cross-country road trip ending in California CC :12 10/1/2013 ECON City of LA approves major developments without seismic studies attached Lacter 3:57 10/1/2013 POLI Shutdown impact on California Cuevas 1:03 10/1/2013 LAW Trial resumes over mental health care in prison system CC :14 10/1/2013 EDU UC Berkeley reopens after explosion on Monday CC :11 10/1/2013 POLI Shutdown has temporarily shut down Alcatraz CC :12 10/1/2013 RELI Pope Francis holds meeting to consider reform to the Vatican Willey 1:10 10/1/2013 LAW Deputy shot during Dorner manhunt is back at work CC :05 10/1/2013 POLI Kitty on the government shutdown Felde 1:38 10/1/2013 LAW Deputy shot during Dorner manhunt is back at work CC :06 10/1/2013 LAB Union organizers expect thousands to walk off the job today Moore :53 10/1/2013 LAW Coroner's office working to ID 4 bodies in Santa Monica plane crash CC :15 10/1/2013 POLI Congress stuck on ending shutdown CC :22 10/1/2013 DC Congress stuck on ending shutdown CC :17 10/1/2013 ECON Poverty in CA is worse than thought, according to new report CC :22 10/1/2013 POLI The LA City Council looks to redefine participation in neighborhood councils Walton :49 10/1/2013 TRAN Santa Monica airport expected to reopen today Moore 1:05 10/1/2013 TRAN Santa Monica airport reopens after plane crash CC :10 10/1/2013 LAW LA City Attorney will appeal judge's ruling that invalidates LAPD's vehicle impound policy Aguilar 5:00 10/1/2013 LAW Santa Monica Airport crash investigation delayed because of shutdown CC :22 10/1/2013 ECON Federal govt shutdown poses potential new problem for CA EDD CC :10 10/1/2013 ECON Federal govt shutdown poses potential new problem for CA EDD CC :08 10/1/2013 LAW Santa Monica airport reopens after plane crash Moore :34 10/1/2013 POLI The Board of Water and Power Commissioners seeks financial records for DWP-funded nonprofits Walton :37 10/1/2013 ECON A prolonged federal government shutdown will hurt local businesses Lee 1:17 10/1/2013 EDU LA Unified Board of Education is tired of conflicting reports on iPad rollout. CC :11 With the federal government officially running on only essential personnel, 800,000 federal workers furloughed and President Obama and Democrats in Congress dug in to defend the administration’s signature health-care program, the question is, what will the next move in this political and economic Adam Schiff, Ron 10/1/13 POLI game of chess look like? Nehring, 15:00 The success and failure of the Affordable Care Act, many observers argue, will depend on one thing: 10/1/13 POLI the ability of it to attract enough healthy, young people to sign up. Shana Lavarreda,Avik R 18:00 A new report released by the Screen Actors Guild found that Hollywood is not that gay-friendly when the cameras are not rolling. Despite the rise in gay and transgendered characters in television shows and in 10/1/13 LGB movies, gay actors are still experiencing discrimination in Hollywood. Jody Herman, Jason St 14:00 One in five respondents of a survey from the Pew Research Center who identify as Jewish say that they have no religion. They say they are connected to the Jewish community through culture and ancestry, not necessarily through a common belief in God. About two-thirds of the 3,500 Jewish Americans 10/1/13 RELI surveyed think that you can still be Jewish without being religious. Rabbi Brad Hirschfield, 30:00:00 "Escape from Tomorrow" showcases DIY film advances: A feature film shot surreptitiously at Disney World - featuring Epcot Center, pretty princesses and It’s a Small World - is somehow escaping 10/1/13 ENT litigation and coming to a handful of theaters and video-on-demand October 11 Ruth Carter, Peter Baxt 17:00 Last night, Congress couldn't come to an agreement on a new budget and refused to extend the current one. No money means no government, and this morning, various government agencies began taking Steve Proffitt, Shane 10/1/2013 POLI steps to scale back. Duffy 4:51 A new report finds that California has the highest rate of poverty in the nation. The study also included 10/1/2013 POLI some surprising findings about which areas of the state are the poorest. Sarah Bohn 5:12 Bone marrow donations can save the lives of some leukemia patients and others suffering from blood cancers. The challenge is finding a donor, and within some ethnic groups, the search is even harder for 10/1/2013 HEAL both scientific and cultural reasons. Josie Huang 4:15 This morning, insurance marketplaces opened around the nation allowing Americans the chance to comparison shop for insurance. Now all Americana can find out what the Affordable Care Act – or 10/1/2013 HEAL Obamacare – really means to them. Stephanie O'Neill 8:01 The newest version of Grand Theft Auto came out two weeks and, and within three days it raked in 10/1/2013 ENT more than $1 billion. Dan Ackerman 5:45 It's time for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment with Oliver Wang from Soul- Oliver Wang, Morgan 10/1/2013 ENT Sides.com and music supervisor Morgan Rhodes. Rhodes 9:13 Kitty Felde, Janice 10/1/2013 HEAL We just heard President Obama's remarks on the government shutdown and the Affordable Care Act. Hahn 8:47 A new USC Dornsife/LA Times poll found that a majority of Californians believe the bullet train project is a waste of money and that it should be scrapped altogether. The $68 billion project is a year behind 10/1/2013 TRANS schedule and facing several lawsuits. John Myers 5:09 Governor Brown signed a bill allowing for industrial hemp to be grown in California. The catch? It’s still 10/1/2013 POLI against federal law. David Monson 4:19 At L.A. Unified's music repair shop, at least 2,600 broken instruments are piled on shelves and in bins. 10/1/2013 EDUC Some have been sitting for years — the result of staff cuts. Mary Plummer 4:19 Greg Sestero played Mark in the cult film "The Room." His new book is called "The Disaster Artist: My 10/1/2013 ENT Life Inside 'The Room', The Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made." Greg Sestero 10:58 10/2/2013 HEAL Covered California's day one had heavy traffic, web and phone delays Kim :47 10/2/2013 SPOR Vin Scully announced he will return for a 65th season with the Dodgers Bergman 1:38 10/2/2013 FOR There's a trash problem on the US-Mexico border Replogle 3:59 10/2/2013 LAW Videotaped evidence presented in a long-running suit over prison mental healthcare Detrow 1:48 10/2/2013 MIL Active-duty military personnel are not being furloughed during the shutdown Cuevas 1:37 10/2/2013 HEAL Covered California is up and running Korry :58 10/2/2013 HEAL A woman without health coverage shopped on Covered CA Bartolone 3:59 10/2/2013 HEAL Garcetti spoke to supporters of ACA as health insurance exchange opened up CC :12 10/2/2013 LAW Number of hate crimes reported in LA County last year was lowest in 23 years CC :16 10/2/2013 ENV Increased wildfire weather later this week Whatley :40 10/2/2013 ENV Donation to UCLA looks to increase reasearch into environmentally sustainable cities Peterson :45 Gov Brown says he'll sign a bill that will allow undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses in 10/2/2013 POLI California CC :28 10/2/2013 DC House Democrats introduce their own immigration bill Felde 1:06 10/2/2013 LAW California State Senator wants Craigslist to ban ads promoting drugs without a prescription CC :09 10/2/2013 TRAN Santa Monica Airport crash adds momentum to community effort to reduce flights McNary 3:29 10/2/2013 LAW California State Senator wants Craigslist to ban ads promoting drugs without a prescription CC :09 10/2/2013 TRAN Gov Brown signed legislation requring sale of state-owned homes along 710 freeway extension CC :14 10/2/2013 EDU New law suspends statewide standardized tests to transition to new tests Guzman :57 10/2/2013 LAW Jurors find in favor of AEG in Jackson trial CC :22 10/2/2013 LAW LA County's annual hate crimes report Aguilar 1:24 10/2/2013 POLI Social Security Administration will still send benefit checks during shutdown Watt 1:04 10/2/2013 HEAL Covered CA has released updated numbers on its first day Kim :46 10/2/2013 LAW Jurors find in favor of AEG in Jackson trial CC :11 10/2/2013 EDU Gov Brown signs bill that moves state away from current "STAR" tests CC :11 10/2/2013 LAW California State Senator wants Craigslist to ban ads promoting drugs without a prescription Pringle :55 In the latest move to get the government functioning again after a partial shutdown, the Republicans have tried to get three emergency funding bills passed that would reopen the national parks and the D.C.
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