First, we'll hear about the changes President Obama wants to make to the NSA. Can he get Congress to agree? Then, we'll hear more about the Target fraud case and whether they could have done more to prevent a cyberattack. Plus, we take a look at California's earthquake warning system, we discuss last night's Golden Globes show and more.
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• 5:42
On Friday, President Obama is expected to unveil changes to the government's surveillance program. His speech comes in response to questions raised about the balance of national security and privacy concerns.
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• 5:10
Mexico's justice department recently released a report about the growing links between Mexico's violent drug cartels and Central American gangs like Mara Salvatrucha.
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• 4:58
For more on last night's Globe's, we spoke a little earlier with Meeta Agrawal.
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• 10:25
Is there anything companies can do to stop sophisticated cyber-attacks like these? William J. Kresse, cyber security expert, joins us to discuss.
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• 7:12
Time for On The Lot, our weekly look at the business of entertainment with Rebecca Keegan of the LA Times
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• 7:51
The storyline of the film happened to shift dramatically when the song, "Let It Go," was written. The movie's songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson Lopez talk about the work that went into making the music.
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• 5:04
The massive quake that hit Southern California in 1994 came without warning. How close is California to an earthquake warning system?
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• 6:02
A new law that took effect this year requires the state to develop a comprehensive earthquake early warning system. For more on what the alert system will include we're joined by the man who sponsored the bill, Senator Alex Padilla.
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• 3:05
Voters often sit out off-year elections, but several proposed hot-button initiatives could change that equation in November.
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• 5:29
The Brown administration is pushing a $25 billion water plan for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Reporter Lauren Sommer has the story.
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• 4:58
The last year has been one of the driest on record for the state of California. Now many water districts around the state are beginning to impose restrictions on residential and commercial water use.
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• 4:17
Southern New Mexicans are caught in a debate over preserving a stretch of borderland as a national monument. The state's two senators and a congressman are pushing separate bills that set different boundaries for the monument.
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• 4:37
In the last two years, California counties have enjoyed a fairly free hand managing an influx of tens of thousands of state prisoners that are now serving their sentences in county jails. One strategy is called "split sentencing."
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• 10:50
Tonight's the premiere of season 5 of the hit TV show Archer on the FX network. It's a raunchy, animated comedy about a spy agency called "Isis."