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Gallup poll, El Niño car tips, the coffee business
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Oct 8, 2015
Listen • 1:33:42
Gallup poll, El Niño car tips, the coffee business

Gallup won't be releasing pre-presidential race polls, tips to prepare your car for El Niño, a look at the state of the coffee business.
People drive their cars through deep water in Los Angeles, California, on December 22, 2010. Downtown Los Angeles received one-third of its annual average rainfall in less than a week. As of midmorning yesterday, the rain gauge at the University of Southern California campus recorded 5.77 inches.
People drive their cars through deep water in Los Angeles, California, on December 22, 2010.
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Gallup won't be releasing pre-presidential race poles, tips to prepare your car for El Niño, a look at the state of the coffee business.

Gallup is out of the pre-presidential horse race
Listen • 9:18
Polling giant Gallup told Politico on Wednesday that it will be stepping back from handicapping the presidential horse race.
3 ways to prepare your car for the rain
Listen • 8:04
Step 1: check your windshield wipers. If your wipers are streaking or skipping, it's time for a new set.
New NOAA report says we'll surely see a strong El Niño
Listen • 4:58
With temperatures in Southern California pushing up to the century mark it's hard to imagine all those rainy days that are supposed to be just around the corner.
Gender discrimination in Hollywood being investigated
Listen • 5:22
Could a government investigation into hiring practices of some of Hollywood's biggest lead to a more equal playing field for female directors?
State of Affairs: Kevin McCarthy drops House Speaker bid - what happens next?
Listen • 17:11
Sherry Bebitch Jeffe and Marisa Lagos join this edition of State of Affairs to discuss why McCarthy dropped out of the race, and what this could mean going forward.
Only paper plates in restaurants, orders Fort Bragg
Listen • 6:48
The dry conditions in Fort Bragg, CA are so extreme that the city's requiring restaurants to serve people only with paper plates and flatware.
Peet's buys Stumptown coffee, hoping to ride the success of 'third wave' roasters
Listen • 4:59
Roasters like Stumptown represent one of the fastest growing and profitable segments in the business: Craft coffee.
A new partnership to get the Inland Empire more health care workers
Listen • 7:46
High schools, universities, health providers and more are all teaming up to streamline the education process to get students graduating in the health care field.