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The appeal of Bernie Sanders, lead in Malaysia Air crash, 1 million may attend Sturgis rally
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Jul 30, 2015
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The appeal of Bernie Sanders, lead in Malaysia Air crash, 1 million may attend Sturgis rally

The improbably rise of Bernie Sanders, new clues in last year's disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet, Sturgis motorcycle rally turns 75

A cyclist performs a field sobriety test near the site of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
A reveler performs a field sobriety test near the site of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
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The improbably rise of Bernie Sanders, new clues in last year's disappearance of a Malaysia Airlines jet, Sturgis motorcycle rally turns 75

Listen 7:19
Officials in Malaysia are saying that recent debris is very likely to be part of flight MH370 that disappeared over the Indian Ocean in March of last year.
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The Vermont senator’s grassroots campaign is sweeping up disillusioned Democrats.
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While much of how El Chapo escaped is still a mystery, one thing is known: A tunnel carried Mexico's most wanted drug king to freedom.
Listen 9:13
This weekend Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Craig Robinson and Christian Slater will all take the stage to perform in the Eric Idle musical "Spamalot" at the Hollywood Bowl.
Listen 5:28
Cecil the African lion continues to be the subject of much attention and outrage on social media.
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The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally kicks off next week. An insider's view of what it likes hanging out with half a million bikers.
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On the night before a decision in the case was supposed to come down, lawyers for the plaintiffs discovered evidence that could change the tides.
Listen 8:30
On this week's State of Affairs, Sen. Feinstein introduces a new drought-relief bill and a statewide poll of Californians' views on climate change and the drought.
Listen 6:12
The divide between Northern and Southern California and the rivalry between San Francisco and Los Angeles is a long-standing one.
Listen 8:48
We talked with the design firm that prepped the 1984 games. It's co-CEO John Simones says LA could definitely create another hit if it was picked for 2024.
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Remnants of Hurricane Dolores moved through the area not too long ago, and monsoon-like conditions are expected starting Wednesday.
Listen 7:18
The Special Olympics continues in Los Angeles for a few more days, but the games is about more than sports. It's also a platform to highlight the lives and work of people with intellectual disabilities.