Hour 3 - Questions are mounting after a homeless services nonprofit reportedly paid more than $1.7 million to companies owned by its own CEO. Monks & Merrill break down the controversy as new projections suggest homelessness in Los Angeles could climb another 3.5%. Plus, Orange County launches an innovative program that will send some 911 calls to social workers instead of law enforcement, and a new UCLA report examines the economic toll immigration raids are having on Southern California communities.

<p>Hour 3 - Questions are mounting after a homeless services nonprofit reportedly paid more than $1.7 million to companies owned by its own CEO. Monks &amp; Merrill break down the controversy as new projections suggest homelessness in Los Angeles could climb another 3.5%. Plus, Orange County launches an innovative program that will send some 911 calls to social workers instead of law enforcement, and a new UCLA report examines the economic toll immigration raids are having on Southern California communities.</p>

Monks & Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.

<p>Monks &amp; Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.</p>

Monks & Merrill

Homeless Spending Under Scrutiny, 911 Changes & Immigration Raids 

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