Here's what it would cost to shelter every homeless person — and why LA will never do it

Even if every homeless person agreed to sleep in a shelter, there are currently only enough beds for less than a third of them.

Highlight from Friday's show:

• Misrepresentation or powerful symbol? The media ethics behind Time’s new cover 
• The World Cup game LA's been waiting for: Mexico v. South Korea
• It's FilmWeek! Our critics review, "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom," and more
• And on Monday: AirTalk's weekly politics roundtable 

On Friday's show:

• Your Golden State political round up: Another lawsuit for the Trump Administration. Meanwhile, Republicans in the state feel the heat after a polarizing week and more.
• A Martinez talks to KPCC's Priska Neely about her reporting on black infant mortality rates.
• How SoCal is watching the upcoming Korea vs. Mexico World Cup match.
• How did the Dodger Dog come to be?
• What to expect from the Korea vs. Mexico World Cup match?
• Your "best of" list of things to do this weekend.

On Friday's show:

• Steven Canals, co-creator of the FX series, "Pose"

• James Crawford, board chairman of the Pasadena Museum of California Art, on why the museum is shutting down

• Ben Lewin, director of the film, "The Catcher Was a Spy"

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