AirTalk

The Senate is crafting a new immigration reform bill that will give more visas to highly skilled workers but at the cost of reducing visas issued to immigrant family members. How could the proposed legislation change the immigration process? We'll discuss the changing Disneyland policy which will prevent parents from dropping off unsupervised children. Later, we'll look back at ten years of the Iraq War, and four veterans tell us their stories.

Today we'll discuss the Steubenville rape case, rehash the latest from the Conservative Political Action Party Conference, and examine the secrets of Big Food. Later, we'll talk about background screening in the California healthcare system and take a look at Republican Senator Rob Portman's change of mind regarding same-sex marraige. All that and more, on AirTalk.

Today on AirTalk, we'll discuss the Kickstarter campaign that will help fund a Veronica Mars movie for Warner Bros. We'll also consider the effects of truth serum in the courtroom -- should it be used in the case against James Holmes? On FilmWeek, Larry and the critics weigh in on this week's releases, including "The Call," "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone," "Spring Breakers," and more. Later, "The Searchers" author Glenn Frankel talks about how a John Wayne classic redefined how we look at the Old West.

Today we'll take a look at Pope Francis' background and Jesuit history. We'll also discuss whether young teens should be featured on shows like "The Biggest Loser" -- is it positive step towards eliminating childhood obesity? Later, we'll consider a proposal that could keep L.A. bars open until 4 am and a medal for bravery in drone warfare that could outrank traditional combat medals. All that and more, on AirTalk.

Argentine Jorge Mario Bergoglio is the new pope. He's taking the name Francis I, and he's the first Jesuit pope, the first Latin American pope, and the first non-European pope in over a thousand years. What are your reactions to this selection? What will he bring to the papacy and the Catholic Church?

What's the best way to get people to stop drinking unhealthy sodas? We'll evaluate New York's super sized soda ban and a state judge's decision to block it from taking effect. We'll also discuss the mystery of online reviews and the California news outlets who sent reporting teams to Rome to cover the election of a new Pope. Later, we'll speak with "Letters to Newtown" creator Ross MacDonald and consider the ways grief is changing as the bereaved take to social networking sites to mourn.

Today, we'll examine Governor Brown's proposed cuts to Medi-Cal and what that could mean for state healthcare. We'll also consider Sheryl Sandberg's ideas for how to pursue gender equality in the workplace. Later, we'll talk about the Venezuelan plans for Huge Chavez's body and discuss the increasingly difficult process of applying for a job. All that and more, on AirTalk.

Today on AirTalk, we'll discuss the merger between LACMA and MOCA and what it could mean for the L.A. art scene. We'll also consider how the Southern California International Gateway could affect South Bay pollution. Later, Mike Tyson joins us to discuss his upcoming show at the Pantages theater, and on FilmWeek, Larry and the critics review this week's releases.

Rand Paul finished his nearly 13 hour filibuster and spoke extensively on drones. We'll look at some of his comments and future drone policy. Also, a Navy Environmental Program Manager will address if Navy training and tests impact whales in Southern California. Then, we discuss if cell phones should be jammed for drivers on the road, and a gun-loving Democrat tells of his journey across America in attempts to discover the real American gun culture.

Today on AirTalk, we'll discuss yesterday's local elections and the upcoming run-off elections for city leadership positions. We'll also consider the TSA's new regulations for carry-on items, which may include small knives, gold clubs, and other large items. Later, we'll address Newport Beach's fire ring protocol, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's death, and whether 20-somethings are the new 30-somethings.