In Depth

This week's In Depth discusses coronavirus pandemic planning.

L.A. County Supervisor Kathryn Barger tells us about her role in managing the Coronavirus crisis.

Dr. Nancy Gin  the Regional Medical Director of  Quality and clinical Analysis with Kaiser Permanente joins Hal to talk about the clinical indications that one has the coronavirus, who is most affected by the virus and precautions that should be taken by the public.

We visit the Tarzana Community and Cultural center to find out about the origin of Tarzana.

We talk to a long-time city activist about how Downey has changed over the years, and what the best and worst aspects of the city are.

The city of Carson was incorporated in 1968 and was created on land that had gone from farms, to oil derricks to waste disposal facilities, all utilizing the city’s wide open spaces.

This week we head to Yorba Linda to meet one of the youngest mayors and visit the iconic and historical Nixon Library.

Diane Warren talked about her 10 Best Original Song nominations, and how she handles her disappointments when she doesn’t win. She spoke with In Depth's Hal Eisner about how much she likes the song nominated for this year: “I’m Standing With You” and the movie that inspired it. 

Braille institute representatives and an instructor and student show how it is possible for blind and vision impaired people to use smartphones, tablets and other devices to enhance their lives.

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