President Trump has labeled his administration's plan for forging long elusive peace between Israelis and Palestinians as the only realistic solution for two-state peace in the Middle East.

But in reality, the president's plan is likely dead on arrival since it sides heavily with Israel and pretty much shuts out the Palestinians.  Does the plan have any chance at success, and at the very least could it be a jumping off point for meaningful negotiations? 

If you're flying into a major U.S. airport from out of the country over the next few weeks, you'll likely be greeted by CDC screeners as the agency steps up its monitoring of coronavirus--will it work to keep the virus out?

As fans of Kobe Bryant continue to grieve over the legendary Laker abrupt death, there are two fallout stories that we're following:

first, a Washington Post reporter was suspended by her paper after she Tweeted out a story on the rape allegation against Kobe shortly after his death.

And TMZ has caught all kinds of criticism from law enforcement agencies after it rushed to confirm that Kobe and his daughter were on that crashed helicopter, before police had a chance to notify the Bryant family.  We'll talk to TMZ's founder Harvey Levin.

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President Trump has labeled his administration's plan for forging long elusive peace between Israelis and Palestinians as the only realistic solution for two-state peace in the Middle East.

But in reality, the president's plan is likely dead on arrival since it sides heavily with Israel and pretty much shuts out the Palestinians.  Does the plan have any chance at success, and at the very least could it be a jumping off point for meaningful negotiations? 

If you're flying into a major U.S. airport from out of the country over the next few weeks, you'll likely be greeted by CDC screeners as the agency steps up its monitoring of coronavirus--will it work to keep the virus out?

As fans of Kobe Bryant continue to grieve over the legendary Laker abrupt death, there are two fallout stories that we're following:

first, a Washington Post reporter was suspended by her paper after she Tweeted out a story on the rape allegation against Kobe shortly after his death.

And TMZ has caught all kinds of criticism from law enforcement agencies after it rushed to confirm that Kobe and his daughter were on that crashed helicopter, before police had a chance to notify the Bryant family.  We'll talk to TMZ's founder Harvey Levin.

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KNX In Depth

KNX In Depth is the signature interview show on KNX News 97.1 FM. Each afternoon, hosts Charles Feldman and Rob Archer dive into the most impactful stories in Southern California and the world by interviewing the biggest newsmakers, brightest analysts, and sharpest experts - live and unedited. Guests have included everyone from the mayor of Los Angeles to Hollywood stars like Jamie Lee Curtis and Jane Fonda - and no one escapes the hosts' tough questions. 

KNX In Depth is the signature interview show on KNX News 97.1 FM. Each afternoon, hosts Charles Feldman and Rob Archer dive into the most impactful stories in Southern California and the world by interviewing the biggest newsmakers, brightest analysts, and sharpest experts - live and unedited. Guests have included everyone from the mayor of Los Angeles to Hollywood stars like Jamie Lee Curtis and Jane Fonda - and no one escapes the hosts' tough questions.

President Trump has labeled his administration's plan for forging long elusive peace between Israelis and Palestinians as the only realistic solution for two-state peace in the Middle East.

But in reality, the president's plan is likely dead on arrival since it sides heavily with Israel and pretty much shuts out the Palestinians.  Does the plan have any chance at success, and at the very least could it be a jumping off point for meaningful negotiations? 

If you're flying into a major U.S. airport from out of the country over the next few weeks, you'll likely be greeted by CDC screeners as the agency steps up its monitoring of coronavirus--will it work to keep the virus out?

As fans of Kobe Bryant continue to grieve over the legendary Laker abrupt death, there are two fallout stories that we're following:

first, a Washington Post reporter was suspended by her paper after she Tweeted out a story on the rape allegation against Kobe shortly after his death.

And TMZ has caught all kinds of criticism from law enforcement agencies after it rushed to confirm that Kobe and his daughter were on that crashed helicopter, before police had a chance to notify the Bryant family.  We'll talk to TMZ's founder Harvey Levin.

See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Trump tries his hand at Middle East peace-making---Coronavirus screening coming to an airport near you---TMZ & KNX wrestle over the ethics of reporting Kobe Bryant's death

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