In Depth: Special ed, Workers rights, AB 5
Hal speaks with Cindy Evans, special education teacher for the Marin county school district about Marin County's special education classes which have been re-started in person in small, socially distanced groups.
In Depth: Food Insecurity, Special Ed , Mars Rover
Hal talks to Christine Tran of the Los Angeles Food Policy Council. She says that as may as two million people in Los Angeles suffered from food insecurity before the pandemic, and while that number has certainly grown, they're unable to tell exactly how many people are now unsure of their ability to get food.
In Depth: Dealing with evictions, the Red Cross, theaters during a pandemic
Part One: Evictions
In Depth: Evictions, Red Cross, Theaters
Gary Painter of the USC Price school of public policy joins us to talk about the growing threat of an eviction crisis as eviction moratoriums expire, but many renters still are unemployed, not fully employed or recovering from illnesses.
In Depth: COVID-19 treatments, feelings, parenting
Segment 1: Treatments
In Depth coronavirus treatments, feelings, parenting
In Depth coronavirus treatments, feelings, parenting.
In Depth: Looking into a possible COVID-19 vaccine, childcare and LAPD reform
Segment A: COVID-19 vaccine update
COVID-19 vaccine and LAPD reform
Dr. Matthew Waxman talks to us about why the Moderna vaccine that is currently in human trials is unique. He says the vaccine works by using the genetic code of the virus to teach our own bodies to make a little piece of the virus protein.
In Depth: Ventura County hospitals dealing with surge of COVID-19 patients
Segment A: Ventura Hospital Copes With “Surge”
In Depth: Ventura County hospitals dealing with surge of COVID-19 patients
In the episode, Hal talks to the CEO of Ventura County Medical Center about how his hospital is handling the rise of COVID-19 patients. Hal talked to a COVID-19 survivor about his personal experience, and he talked to another doctor about his knowledge of a different epidemic - Ebola.
FOX 11 News In Depth discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic affects health insurance, produce and hackers
In this week's In Depth Hal Eisner discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic affects health insurance, agriculture, and work at home hackers.
FOX 11 News In Depth Insurance, Produce and Hackers
In this week's In Depth Hal Eisner discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic affects health insurance, agriculture, and work at home hackers.
In Depth: Dr. Lucy Jones discusses the recent earthquakes and her new podcast
Segment A: Dr. Jones’ new podcast
Lucy Jones discuses earthquakes
Dr. Lucy Jones and John Bwarie, the Deputy Director of the Lucy Jones Center for Science and Society have launched a new podcast this month.
Understanding racism and civil rights, a conversation with Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas
Segment A: Racism and Civil Rights Through the Years
In Depth: Discussing race in America
Segment A: “Race Matters” community voices
Race Matters
Hal and Christine Devine discuss the week-long series of specials examining the situation of race relations in Los Angeles and beyond.
In Depth: Racism spikes in Asian American, Jewish and African-American communities during pandemic
Segment A: Racism against Asians
Spike in racism against Asians seen during COVID-19 pandemic
Hal talks to the Co-founder of Asian Americans in Action Priscilla Huang and ADL Regional Director Amanda Susskind about the rash of Anti-Asian sentiment engendered by the coronavirus crisis.