Stories for December 3, 2012
Can Big Food Kick Its Obesity Habit? Does It Really Want To?
A few days ago, two big names in food policy squared off for a formal debate on the following proposition: There is a fundamental and irreconcilable conflict between the food and beverage industry's interests and public health policy interests on obesity.
Street Art Brings Life To A Miami Neighborhood
One of the nation's largest art fairs, Art Basel, opens this week in Miami. But days before the fair launches in Miami Beach, the party had already started across the bridge, in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood.
Review: 'Killing Them Softly'
Bridget Hughes Calls Off Search For Her Hat
The story of Bridget Hughes' missing hat struck a chord with many. It was the floppy hat her mom wore years ago when she had breast cancer and was having chemotherapy. Mom died when Bridget, now a volunteer preschool teacher in New Mexico, was seven.
KPBS Bids Farewell to Fundraising Powerhouse
Associate General Manager Stephanie Bergsma will retire from KPBS on December 10. Bergsma has been with KPBS for 30 years having spearheaded the station’s first development department and since then led all major funding initiatives that have helped lift KPBS into the national public media spotlight.
'Three Cups Of Tea' Co-Author Took Own Life, Medical Examiner Says
David Oliver Relin, a journalist who had reported from around the world before gaining fame -- and getting mired in controversy -- as co-author of the best-selling Three Cups of Tea, took his own life when he died on Nov. 15 in Oregon, The New York Times reports.
Rain Showers And Fog In The Forecast For San Diego
Dense fog and rain are expected in San Diego County today, forecasters said.
Homeless Man Given Boots By NYC Police Officer Chooses To Go Barefoot Again
"Those shoes are hidden. They are worth a lot of money."
The Next Workplace? Behind The Wheel
Brad Hines is a building contractor in Los Angeles who spends a good eight hours a day in his 2008 Dodge Ram. He talked to us from his truck -- hands-free, of course.
Pick A Number: Let's Play 'Cap Those Deductions'
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says it's up to congressional Republicans to take the next step in budget talks to avoid the pending automatic spending cuts and tax increases at the end of the year.
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