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Breaking down President Obama's State of the Union address with lawmakers and policy experts. High speed rail in California. An update on the Prop. 8 trial. Toyota halts vehicle sales and expands recalls. Later, Richard Reeves on the daring young men of the Berlin Airlift.

LA's new medical marijuana ordinance. Apple unveils its tablet computer. A preview of the State of the Union address. Then "Eat, Pray, Love" author Elizabeth Gilbert ties the knot in her new book, "Committed."

U.S. gets an 'F' on bioterror response. The future of American rail travel. How will independent voters influence the 2010 midterms? And writer T.C. Boyle discusses "Wild Child," his new collection of stories.

California prisons begin inmate release. Greg Critser describes extreme anti-aging regimens. An update from Haiti. Then, are children "traumatized" by sexual abuse?

Obama calls for new banking regulations. What's next for the health care bill? The prosecution calls final witnesses in the Prop. 8 trial. And it's FilmWeek on AirTalk. KPCC film critics review the week's releases, including Tooth Fairy, Extraordinary Measures, and Creation. Then, Warren Beatty takes the spotlight in Peter Biskind's biography, Star.

Weather update. Supreme Court lets corporate money flow. Battlestar Galactica spinoff show, Caprica. Evaluating Obama's first year on foreign policy. Then, improving your brain at work.

The latest on storms in SoCal. Scott Brown wins the Massachusetts Senate seat- what does this mean for Obama's agenda? Haiti's turbulent history. And, the ins and outs of the 2008 presidential election detailed in Game Change.

An update on relief efforts in Haiti and rain conditions in SoCal. Is a college education necessary for everyone? A fight to the finish for the Massachusetts Senate race. Then, why do women have sex? Cindy Meston and David Buss share their survey results with us.

How Christian is America, really? Forget insights, develop your mindsight. Then, models for cutting health care costs, and are public employee unions bankrupting the nation?

An update from Haiti. Tom Campbell explains his decision to drop out of the Governor's race and into a Senate campaign. Uncertain future for a consumer protection agency. Controversy over CalPERS investments. And it's FilmWeek on AirTalk. Larry and the critics review the week's releases including The Spy Next Door, Book of Eli, and 44 Inch Chest. Later, he talks with critic Michael Adams about the his quest to find the worst movie of all time.