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HighlightsFebruary 10, 2012

Commonwealth Club: Robert Reich: Where is America Headed?

A leading expert on work and the economy, Robert Reich will lay out his unabashed thoughts on the current administration and the future of the economy.

Tonight at 8:00pm on KQED 88.5 FM

James Stewart: A Wonderful Life

Johnny Carson hosts this special tribute to one of America's most respected and beloved actors, featuring anecdotes from Katharine Hepburn, Walter Matthau, Richard Dreyfuss, Clint Eastwood, Carol Burnett, Gene Kelly and others.

Tonight at 9:00pm on KQED 9

Forum: The Share Economy

Online peer-to-peer marketplaces are part of a booming "share economy" that is changing the way some participants think about ownership. What have you shared, and what are you willing to share?

Today at 10:00am on KQED 88.5 FM

Black History Month

KQED celebrates with special programming in February and honors four local unsung heroes. Download a printable guide.

View 2012 Black History Month Heroes

Black History Month Heroes

KQED celebrates with special programming in February and honors four local heroes.

Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey, Season 2

Part 6. The Spanish flu strikes Downton. Mary, Sybil and Robert each confront a moment of truth.

Sunday at 9:00pm on KQED 9

In the Studio with Sirron Norris

Murals by Sirron Norris can be found throughout San Francisco restaurants, on roll-up doors of local businesses and on the walls of The City's famed Balmy Alley. Learn more about this teaching artist and his cartoon-style artwork.

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Commonwealth Club: Robert Reich: Where is America Headed?
James Stewart: A Wonderful Life
Forum: The Share Economy
Black History Month
Black History Month Heroes
Masterpiece Classic: Downton Abbey, Season 2
In the Studio with Sirron Norris
Donate Your Car to KQED

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California Joins Mortgage Settlement

Attorney General Kamala Harris announced Thursday that California will get almost half of a $26 billion nationwide settlement with the five largest mortgage lenders over their foreclosure practices. The settlement could help the hundreds of thousands of Californians, but some critics say most of those who have suffered through the mortgage crisis won't get much relief from the settlement.