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June 29 - July 5

SoCal Connected
"Empty Classrooms"

Friday 8:30 PM

Despite looming teacher layoffs and budget problems, the Los Angeles Unified School District is in the midst of possibly the largest public works project in U.S. history.

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P.O.V.
"Beyond Hatred"
The vicious murder of a French gay man and his family�s struggle to seek justice.

Thursday 8:30 PM

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Washington Week
"Iraq"
The withdrawal of U.S. troops from towns and cities in Iraq.

Friday 8:00 PM

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	Tavis Smiley Tavis talks with actor Bill Pullman. Thursday 11:00 PM Charlie Rose Charlie Rose engages America's best thinkers and newsmakers in one-on-one interviews and discussions. Thursday 11:30 PM



	P.O.V. Thursday 8:30 PM

	Daily Webcast: The NewsHour Weekdays 3:00 PM

	Daily Webcast: Nightly Business Report Weekdays 4:00 PM

	Nightly Business Report Weekdays 5:30 PM

	The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer Weekdays 6:00 PM

	BBC World News Weekdays 5:00 PM

	Tavis Smiley Weekdays 7:00 and 11:00 PM

	Charlie Rose Weekdays 11:30 PM

	Wide Angle Wednesday 10:00 PM

	SoCal Connected Thursday 8:00 PM

	SoCal Connected Thursday 8:00 PM

	Washington Week Friday 8:00 PM

	SoCal Connected Friday 8:30 PM

	Bill Moyers Journal Friday 9:00 PM

	BBC World News Friday 10:00 PM

	NOW Friday 10:30 PM

	BBC World News Saturday 5:30 PM

	The McLaughlin Group Saturday 6:30 PM

	SoCal Connected Saturday 6:00 PM

	BBC World News Sunday 6:00 PM



	The Weekly Standard A news site edited by William Kristol and Fred Barnes.

	The New Republic From energy to the environment, from foreign to fiscal policy.

	The Economist Stories on the national and world-wide economy.

	Huffington Post A website of blogs, news stories and analysis.

	Witness LA Online source for social justice news.

	Pop + Politics Current affairs blog run by USC's Annenberg School of Communication.

	Truthdig.com Expert in-depth coverage of current affairs.

	FactCheck.org Shedding light on U.S. politics.