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Which Way, L.A.?

Los Angeles' Natural History Museum and the 110 Toll Lanes

The 100-year-old Natural History Museum is being given "new life" in 5 new permanent exhibitions displaying some of the 35 million objects collected over the past century.

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By Warren Olney • Apr 12, 2013 • 26m Listen

LA County's Natural History Museum is turning 100 years old, but its long-time director says it's being given "new life." We hear about five new permanent exhibitions displaying some of the 35 million objects collected over the past century. The museum director says the change is not just philosophical so that the history museum could "talk about the future." Also, the first report on those toll lanes that require $40 transponders if you want to get ahead of the rest of the traffic on the 110 Freeway. We'll get the official results and the opinions of some of our listeners.

On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, the failures of Egypt's newly elected leader are creating economic and political chaos, which could spread trouble all over the Middle East. We hear what's at stake for the US and how it might influence the outcome.

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