Fort Hood Killings; Swine Flu; Political Reform for California

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There's a shortage of H1N1 vaccine in LA County and a shortage of information about how many people are dying from swine flu. We hear about that and some bad news for efforts to reform government in California. On our rebroadcast of To the Point, 13 people were gunned down last Thursday at Fort Hood, Texas. Were they victims of terrorism? Could the incident have been prevented?

Death certificates often come late and families have not been informed when the cause was swine flu. Are potential victims taking the risks from the H1N1 virus seriously enough?  Also, should California's political reformers go back to the drawing board? On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, 13 people were gunned down last Thursday at Fort Hood, Texas. Were they victims of terrorism? Could the incident have been prevented? What does it mean for military diversity in a world plagued by cultural and religious confrontations?    



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Credits

Host:

Warren Olney

Producers:

Andrea Brody, Katie Cooper