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Top Stories: A look at South Central Los Angeles, which has become a mostly Latino neighborhood in the 20 years since the Rodney King riots. The Secret Service investigation as turned a wide range of misconduct from agents in Colombia.
Health: A major health care debt collection agency is accused of planting employees in hospitals and demanding that patients pay their bills before receiving treatment.
Opinion: A gun owner says the NRA does not represent most gun owners, especially hunters.
Science: Researchers look for clues to how distance running played a role in human evolution. A study of boxers' brains shows physical changes in the brain that appear long before outward symptoms.
World: Zimbabwe's switch to U.S. dollar also means a huge shortage of coins to make change.
New York: The city health department gives out free condoms, which police then take away and use as evidence to arrest prostitutes. New York City Council speaker Christine will become the most prominent politician to marry a same sex partner, while she plans her run for mayor.
