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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.
4:23
Walmart seems relentless in its drive to expand. Some people oppose the big box invasion, others welcome it —as this week's rewind serves to remind.
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Smeared, besmirched, maligned? The Unger Report considers the value of reputation insurance.
7:21
Are we our own worst enemy, or is mass marketing to blame for America's collective fast food binge?
17:32
Prescription overdoses now kill more people than car accidents each year. For some SoCal families, the problem hits close to home.
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Where does the buck stop when it comes to broken sidewalks? Correspondent Vince Gonzales investigates.
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Walmart - reviled by some for its low wages, praised by others for its low prices. Love it or hate it, it's got a new strategy to help it expand.
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Commentator Brian Unger focuses his wit on West Hollywood's latest cause for action.
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Watch the harrowing stories of two local survivors who escaped from 2 World Trade Center before the buildings collapsed. This Life & Times episode aired November 2001.
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Just how far will banks now go to get your money? Brian Unger warns us of possible fees to come.
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The opportunity for private space flight is now closer than ever. Correspondent Vince Gonzales shows how some companies are making that dream into a reality.
