Top of the Times: January 11, 2015

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Paris urged to 'come in numbers' to defy Islamist terror BY CHRISTINA BOYLE and CHRIS O'BRIEN Hundreds of thousands march through the streets of the French capital in a massive show of national unity in the wake of last week's attacks.   Charlie Hebdo's survivors, amid tears and debate, focus on next edition   Slain gunman's girlfriend still eludes French authorities It appears Hayat Boumeddiene may have traveled to Syria days before the attacks. Details emerged of a woman who went from posing in a bikini to wearing black Islamic garments.   Arsonists hit German paper that published French cartoons   US & World   SpaceX launches rocket, but attempt to land booster falls short   Prosecutors recommend charges against retired Gen. David Petraeus   Los Alamos lab contractor loses $57 million over nuclear waste accident     advertisement Business   Western Australia's mining boom ebbs along with China's economy   Deflation fears rock markets again but consumers see windfall—for now How key investments could fare if deflation fears worsen   House sale is in the cards for Dennis Miller   Sports   Kam Chancellor's interception makes it a breeze for Seattle Kings lose to Jets, but comeback isn't completely pointless Clippers look sharp in 120-100 victory over Dallas Mavericks Teemu Selanne to become the first Duck to have his jersey retired Lakers vs. Portland Trail Blazers preview Lakers' Tarik Black thanks lucky stars — and everyone else   Players should get a cut of College Football Playoff money   Ohio State's Cardale Jones has done a lot of growing up     advertisement   Health   3 dietary lifestyles up close: Paleo, veganism and Slow Food movement   Try This!: 'Baby burpees' a great pregnancy exercise option     Opinion   L.A. has a serious housing crisis and it's time for city officials to do something about it   Gov. Jerry Brown's budget highlights a glass half-empty