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LAX. The L.A. River. Pershing Square. They're all disasters, according to architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne. But he has some ideas on how transform them.
2:42
Ten years and over 100,000 deaths ago, the Iraq War began.
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The stock market is soaring and Wall Street is celebrating, but is the economic recovery real for the rest of us? Economist Chris Thornberg gives Madeleine his prognosis for the ailing economy.
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They're businesses accused of fronting for prostitution, and neighbors want them out. Val Zavala investigates the struggle to shut down massage parlors gone wild.
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Madeleine talks to Dr. Lucy Jones, seismologist from the U.S. Geological Survey.
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When Maria Bamford steps onto the stage, nothing is off limits. She is fearless.
As part of the "Your Turn to Care" series, we look at that pivotal discussion to have with aging parents - planning for a future without them.
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Brian Unger thinks there are more important things than using high speed train to get out of LA...like getting around IN LA.
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Gov. Brown recently reignited the battle over high-speed rail by urging that the project move ahead. So we ask again whether the bullet train is a boon, or just a boondoggle.
It's one of the most sensitive topics you'll ever discuss with your elderly parents - driving. When should they give up the keys?
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John Whitmarsh' wife is afflicted with a form of dementia called frontotemporal degeneration, or FTD. He shares his story about caring for his wife as she suffers from this degenerative disease.
Cora Kreachbaum and her caregiver husband Terry throw a "life celebration" party with loved ones as the end of her life draws near.
