Which Way, L.A.?
The State Budget and the Race for Attorney General
The District Attorneys of LA and San Francisco are running for state Attorney General, and yesterday they held what's likely to be their only face to face confrontation. We hear what San Francisco Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Steve Cooley had to say about prisons, the death penalty and other issues. Also, last week's secret budget deal includes cuts to schools, creative accounting and some rosy assumptions. On our rebroadcast of To the Point, America's losing its lead in science and engineering.
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenThe District Attorneys of LA and San Francisco are running for state Attorney General, and yesterday they held what's likely to be their only face to face confrontation. We hear what San Francisco Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Steve Cooley had to say about prisons, the death penalty and other issues. Also, last week's secret budget deal includes cuts to schools, creative accounting and some rosy assumptions. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, after generations of world leadership, the US is falling behind in science and engineering. We look at the challenges and the opportunities of a changing world.
Banner image: San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris (D) and Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley (R)
