The local news lineup stays the same from what we discussed at our morning news budget meeting ... sort of.

Zeke Barlow has his story on the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of Timothy Perryman of Agoura Hills.

And we continue to report on the death Monday of a 7-year-old Fillmore boy, strruck by a car as he walked with his family down an Anaheim street on their way back to their motel from Disneyland. Other family members remain hospitalized

Our business story examining the impact of the state's worker's compensation law is being held for a day, or so.

We'll look to the wires for stories out of two U.S. Supreme Court actions today, one giving standing to whistleblowers in Title IX cases and the other on the court hearing arguments today in an Internet file-sharing case.

And we'll have the obituary of famed trial attorney Johnnie Cochran.

His death was announced moments after we ended our 3 o'clock budget meeting. It bumped off Page One a story on the growing animosity in Sacramento between Gov. Arnold Schwarzenneger and Democrats, portrayed today by the delay in confirmation of the governor's choice for secretary of state. That story will run inside the main news section.