What happened on February 10, 2010

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What happened on February 10, 2010

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

'Pizza thief' walks the line Jack Leonard

Cold storm drubs Southern California By Robert J. Lopez

Charlie Wilson dies at 76; hard-partying Texas congressman backed Afghan resistance fighters By James Oliphant

Frank Interlandi dies at 85; former L.A. Times editorial cartoonist By Dennis McLellan

L.A. Unified plans to fire more non-tenured teachers than usual By Jason Song

Stranger's bullet ends a special friendship By Scott Gold and Andrew Blankstein

Former hospital executive will plead guilty to paying kickbacks By Richard Winton

California students among the most successful on AP tests By Nicole Santa Cruz

Feinstein, Boxer call for delay on plans to expand Central Valley landfill By Louis Sahagun

Serial murder suspect's 'Dating Game' clip shown at trial By Paloma Esquivel

Court rules strip searches of inmates constitutional By Carol J. Williams

Bobby Hoy dies at 82; stuntman and actor By Valerie J. Nelson

Nina Blanchard dies at 81; founder of top L.A. modeling agency By Dennis McLellan

Michael Jackson's doctor's case may hinge on his police statement By Harriet Ryan and Jack Leonard

Frank N. Magid dies at 78; audience researcher spawned less-formal, splashier local newscasts By Keith Thursby

10 people gave $266.6 million to causes and candidates in the last decade By Patrick McGreevy

Land trust solicits funding to buy peak near Hollywood sign By Bob Pool

BUSINESS

Toyota may redesign push-button ignition By Ken Bensinger and Ralph Vartabedian

Disney restructuring costs drag on quarterly profit By Dawn C. Chmielewski

Google launches social networking service Buzz By Jessica Guynn

Hedge fund Pacificor wins rights to 'Terminator' franchise By Ben Fritz

For makers of 'Valentine's Day,' going on location means going green By Richard Verrier

HMO members more satisfied in 2009 By Duke Helfand

Rep. Henry Waxman casts further doubt on Toyota By Ralph Vartabedian and Jerry Hirsch

Google plans to build high-speed broadband service By Jessica Guynn and Tiffany Hsu

Candidates target Iranian holdings By Marc Lifsher

U.S. aims to stop backing mortgages By Walter Hamilton and Jim Puzzanghera

U.S. trade deficit jumps to $40.2 billion despite continued growth in exports By Don Lee

Judge bars ex-Toyota attorney from releasing documents By Ralph Vartabedian and Ken Bensinger

Bernanke says Federal Reserve will scale back stimulus policies . . . eventually By Jim Puzzanghera

PG & E amps up bid for power Michael Hiltzik

Complaints about Toyota have been few compared with market share By Jerry Hirsch

California's 2009 grape harvest 2nd-largest in history By Robert Faturechi

U.S. trade deficit jumps to $40.2 billion despite continued growth in exports By Don Lee

AIG overhauls staff incentive pay with tiered scale Bloomberg News

Congress opens probe into Anthem Blue Cross rate increases By Duke Helfand

Jeffrey Gundlach strikes back at TCW in court By Tom Petruno

SCIENCE

Gastric bands effective for severely obese teens, study finds By Jeannine Stein

Revising the book on mental illness By Shari Roan

ENTERTAINMENT

'Waiting for Armageddon' By Gary Goldstein

'Hero of the Pacific: The Life of Marine Legend John Basilone' by James Brady By Tony Perry

'Faces of America' reveals family ties By Matea Gold

iBusinessreporting promises transparency, but is it just conflicted? James Rainey

'The Wolfman' finally gets a chance to howl By Geoff Boucher >>>

Horoscope for Feb. 10 By Holiday Mathis

That's it for Leno at 10 ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC

'Blood Done Sign My Name' to open Pan African Film & Arts Festival By Chris Lee

WORLD

Power struggle could portend a cold, dark winter in Gaza Strip By Maher Abukhater

Haiti judge to free U.S. missionaries in kidnap case From Reuters

Marines attack Taliban in southern Afghanistan town By Tony Perry and Laura King

Guards linked to the former Blackwater must leave, Iraq says By Liz Sly and Caesar Ahmed

Russia, U.S. harshly condemn Iran's nuclear move By Borzou Daragahi

Loser of Ukraine vote to appeal, backers say By Megan K. Stack

British ruling releases memo on 'inhuman' treatment of Guantanamo Bay prisoner By Henry Chu

Pakistani Taliban confirms leader's death By Alex Rodriguez

In Haiti, quake is sure to be followed by torrential rain By Joel Rubin

Don't underestimate Greece's deficit-cutting plan, says economic minister Louka Katseli By Henry Chu

Sri Lanka defends arrest of candidate Sarath Fonseka By Anshul Rana and Mark Magnier

Deeply in debt, Greece faces a Spartan future By Henry Chu

OPINION

Amazon's price war By Amy Goldman Koss

Family over foster care is still a priority in L.A. County By Michael Nash

Come together, right now, over immigration reform By Tamar Jacoby

Can Medvedev emulate Gorbachev? By Leon Aron

NEWS

Is 'Avatar' a message movie? Absolutely, says James Cameron By Glenn Whipp

'Up in the Air,' 'Avatar' and other 2009 films treat travel as a journey within By Christy Grosz

Go ask Alice By BY GEOFF BOUCHER

'The Secret of Kells': the little animated film that could By Amy Kaufman

NATIONAL

Washington, D.C., is clobbered with snow again By Bob Drogin

Michelle Obama launches anti-obesity program By Katherine Skiba

Obama to Senate: Stop stalling on nominees By Peter Nicholas

Washington is knocked out cold by record snow By Bob Drogin and Richard Simon