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    'Home-based Terrorism' and California's Role at Copenhagen

    Political reform, global warming and one of the most popular singers in France is hospitalized in Los Angeles. On our rebroadcast of To the Point, the Obama Administration is warning of  “home-based terrorism,” attacks by American citizens on American soil.

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    By Warren Olney • Dec 16, 2009 • 53m Listen

    A group of 14 people, chosen at random, will draw new boundaries for California's Assembly and Senate districts. You could be one of them. Also, what the Governor and the Mayor of LA are doing in Copenhagen, and why French reporters and newscasters are camped outside Cedars-Sinai Hospital. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the Obama Administration is warning of "home-based terrorism," attacks by American citizens on American soil. How vulnerable are young American Muslims to radical propaganda? Is the threat being overstated for political purposes?

    Banner image: Governor Schwarzenegger speaks at the climate conference in Copenhagen

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      former KCRW broadcaster

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