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Should salaries of public officials be capped? Governor Schwarzenegger proposes online publication of government wages. How tight are the California matchups for Governor and Senator? A new PPIC poll shows them neck-in-neck. And, T-G-I-FilmWeek! Our critics review the week's new movies, including Charlie St. Cloud, Dinner For Schmucks, Get Low, and Hugh Hefner: Playboy Activist And Rebel, among others. Later, when it comes to Polanski, Gibson, Lohan, can you separate the art from the artist?

Live from the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix, listen in for a special 3-hour broadcast on the first day Arizona's immigration law SB 1070 goes into effect. Talking with law enforcement, protesters, activists and legislators on both side of the immigration debate.

A federal judge has blocked the most controversial provisions of Arizona's immigration law before SB 1070 goes into effect, tomorrow. What will the law look like when implemented? The life of a double agent working for the CIA in Iran. KTLA's Dave Malkoff live from Iraq.

Reforms coming to Bell? ICE Secure Communities program fingerprints illegal immigrants. Is the FBI mapping Muslim communities? Spike in crime at California State Parks. Later, how long will you live? What centenarian studies predict about who will live to 100--and who won't.

Controversy over WikiLeaks release of classified documents. Why are some medical marijuana advocates opposed to Prop 19? Will San Francisco ban the sales of cats and dogs? Later, what is "objective" journalism, and is it even possible?

Attorney General Jerry Brown weighs in on Bell salaries controversy. Will a federal judge block Arizona's SB 1070 immigration law? Remembering legendary journalist Daniel Schorr. And it's FilmWeek on AirTalk. Larry and the critics review the week's new movies, including Salt, Ramona And Beezus, Farewell, and Valhalla Rising. Later, the star of Farewell, Guillaume Canet.

What reforms will prevent the next Bell? Will Arizona's immigration law withstand a challenge in federal court? Next, USC's new athletic director Pat Haden and the latest news from the OC. Then, are eBooks the future of reading? And the story of yoga's introduction and phenomenal growth in America.

Bell residents and Council call for resignations of six-figure city employees. Previewing Comic-Con. Tesla's partnership with Toyota. Tea Party vs. NAACP, round 2. Later, is a cure for AIDS around the courner? We talk with Nobel-Prize winning Caltech researcher David Baltimore; Paula Cannon of USC; and Jerome Zack of UCLA.

Top Secret America: a look at the expansive U.S. intelligence network. Then, Assemblyman Chuck DeVore weighs in on California politics and the state budget, and Congressman Brian Bilbray discusses immigration, renewable energy, and taxes. Later, football coach Pete Carroll on playing like a winner on and off the field.

Does a candidate's personal wealth matter in politics? And summer means it's time for sunscreen, but is it effective or even safe? President Obama calls for an oceans stewardship initiative. Then, a look at the psychological benefits of getting angry- could blowing your top be good for you? Plus the latest news.