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We'll be broadcasting live on YouTube today with CicLAvia executive director Aaron Paley, answering your questions and discussing the new route today at 1 pm. Can't join us at 1? The discussion will be archived on our YouTube site as soon as we wrap.

This won't be the first time we've talked to Stephen Villavaso on camera...

We have a full broadcast schedule on Streetsblog TV (at Live Stream) and StreetsTube in the next couple of weeks, starting with three debates today. Here is our upcoming broadcast schedule.

Assuming all is going well, Streetsblog TV is broadcasting live from East Los Angeles Community Corporation's "Policy Con Pan Dolce" on food vending policy. Click here, or on the graphic above, to visit our event page on Live Stream.

Bright and early at 8 a.m., Kris Fortin will be broadcasting live from the East Los Angeles Community Corporation's panel discussion on street vending in Los Angeles. Los Angeles is one of the 10 largest cities in the U.S. without a form of legalized street vending. Street vending has been a part of Los Angeles' fabric, culture and economy for decades. If you can't make the discussion, but care about the issue, be sure to visit our LiveStream of the event. As with all our broadcasts, the video will be available on Streetsblog TV as soon as the broadcast is completed.

The Senator begins his response to a question on his AB 32 vote at the 1:37 mark. In 2006, California passed landmark environmental legislation, AB 32, which set the 2020 greenhouse gas emissions reduction goal into law. Then Senator Gil Cedillo did not vote one way or another on the legislation, which needed a vote of the majority of the present Senators to pass. While his opponents in next month's primary election for Los Angeles City Council have contended that the lack of a "yes" vote is a sign of Cedillo's ties to Chevron Gasoline, which opposed the law, Cedillo tells a different story.

It's 9:00 A.M., so if the Internet gods are willing we are Live Streaming this morning's press conference live from Spring Street. If you're not going to make it to the LA Cafe (639 Spring Street), you can watch the conference live by clicking the Streetsblog TV logo above.