GOP Presidential candidates gathered for their sixth debate, what makes a thriving school district, how true crime serials highlight flaws in criminal justice
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• 10:13
The Republican debate Thursday night was one of the last before the primary and the first after the President’s State of the Union.
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• 7:03
Atmospheric scientist Stephen Conley has been monitoring the gases over Aliso Canyon from his specialized aircraft, he shares his findings with the show.
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On the menu are $2 stuffed tacos called "foldies," $6 messy chili bowls and $4 turkey "burgers."
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• 5:28
Kale, brussels sprouts and beets have had a renaissance in recent years, but they've got nothing on Fortune's list of the most extreme foods of 2015.
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• 16:09
With lagging student achievement, dwindling enrollment and funding problems, how can Michelle King begin to turn LA Unified around?
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• 7:39
LAUSD superintendent says one possible strategy to attract more families could be to create more single-sex campuses throughout the district.
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• 10:35
True crime serials are often framed as "whodunnits," but in a recent New York Times op-ed, a former federal prosecutor, says the focus isn't quite right.
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• 8:19
We take a deeper look into how "Serial", "The Jinx", and now "Making a Murderer" have shepherded a new age in the true crime genre.