How much money and resources does it take to investigate fires? A new algorithm to pinpoint people living in poverty, indigenous heritage and Latinos' long lifespan.
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• 6:52
It's burned roughly thirty-seven thousand acres in San Bernardino County, but firefighters now say the Blue Cut Fire is eighty-nine percent contained.
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• 8:29
As thousands of acres burn throughout Southern California, we take a look at how arson investigators look into the cause of the devastation.
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• 9:44
Over the weekend, Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump called on his supporters to independently monitor polling places on election day on a hunch that the election may be rigged.
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• 9:05
The Summer Olympics in Rio have officially come to a close.
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• 6:53
Olympic gold-medalist and ESPN broadcaster Jessica Mendoza on being the first woman to be a MLB in-studio analyst.
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• 10:53
Need help picking out what to watch online? In this installment of The Binge, we bring you the KPCC staff pick!
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• 5:30
Fitness with a beat! Libby Denkmann channeled her inner drummer at a POUND fitness class, a workout course that incorporates drumming into its routine.
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• 7:08
(Hint: It could have something to do with indigenous heritage.)
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• 7:21
Elizabeth Bodine-Baron of RAND explains how a social media company can determine which accounts to block, and if it can make a difference.
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• 8:54
Stanford researchers are using satellite technology to get a clearer picture, literally, of impoverished areas.