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    US President Joe Biden disembarks from Marine One upon arrival at Cape Henlopen State Park in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, on August 7, 2022, for a trip to his beach home following his recovery from Covid.
    COVID-19 AMA: Larry Vs. COVID, Case Numbers Level Out In LA County And More
    Today on AirTalk, Larry’s back and he opens the show with a COVID-19 AMA. Also on the program, a California drought update; Latinos in Government; California flood risks; and more.
    • COVID-19 AMA: Larry Vs. COVID, Case Numbers Level Out In LA County And More
    • Drought Update: State Releases New Water-Supply Strategy While Colorado River Cuts Are Still Needed
    • New UCLA Study Notes California’s Increased Risk Of Severe Floods Due To Climate Change
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    Aubrey Plaza as Emily is seen from the chest up, looking tired with a bob haircut, wearing a black tank top and a black jean jacket over it. She has one hand on a car trunk looking like she is aobut to close it, and she is looking at someone in a blue and white striped shirt, who is just in frame on the right side and is only shown from behind. In the background: a parking lot with scattered cars.
    FilmWeek: ‘Emily The Criminal,’ ‘Day Shift,’ ‘Inu-Oh’ And More
    Guest Host John Horn and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell, Wade Major, and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms.
    • FilmWeek: ‘Emily The Criminal,’ ‘Day Shift,’ ‘Inu-Oh’ And More
    • John Horn’s Interview With Aubrey Plaza From 'Emily the Criminal’
    • John Horn’s Interview With Jordan Peele, Director Of 'NOPE'
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    (L-R) Jamie Foxx as Bud and Snoop Dogg as Big John in Day Shift. Foxx wears a green hawaiian shirt with pineapples on it and khaki shorts, as well as glasses and a wrist watch. Dogg is wearing blue jeans, a blue button up shirt, a jean jacket witha leather hide vest on top and a cowboy hat. Both are leaning against an old blue chevy car or truck's hood in a parking lot and can be seen from the knee up.; Both are staring out of the screen to the right. In the background: the front of a dry cleaner's shop with a large sign that reads "1 HR. Dry Cleaners" with the second E in cleaners missing.
    FilmWeek Marquee: ‘Emily The Criminal,’ ‘Day Shift’ And ‘Inu-Oh’
    Guest Host John Horn and KPCC film critics Tim Cogshell, Wade Major, and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms.
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