Top of the Times: January 17, 2015

Saturday, January  17,  2015   Top of the Times   LOCAL NATION WORLD BUSINESS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT HEALTH LIVING TRAVEL Bulldoze first, apologize later: a true L.A. landmark Christopher Hawthorne Column: The Ray Bradbury house in Cheviot Hills is being knocked down. The 1957 Norms restaurant on La Cienega Blvd. is spared. Historic preservation proceeds by a different logic in L.A.   Police say truck fire triggered alarm in Channel Tunnel   How France missed a homegrown terrorism plot In retrospect, the decision by French intelligence to end surveillance of the Kouachi brothers was disastrous.   Oscars telecast may get lower ratings   US & World   How hot was it? 2014 was Earth's warmest year on record, data show   Supreme Court set to decide national debate on gay marriage    At Duke, many criticize decision not to broadcast Muslim prayer call      advertisement Business   Ford's GT supercar is bold expansion into performance market   2 GOP lawmakers unveil net neutrality bill Elon Musk and Richard Branson invest in satellite-Internet ventures   Rise of a fashion 'influencer' via social media   Sports   Clippers can't get the duo dynamic right in 126-121 loss to Cavaliers Rams need to follow NFL process to move to L.A.: stadium panel chief This is almost the way Rob Blake dreamed it Ken Roczen, Eli Tomac renew supercross battle at Angel Stadium Ducks win, 5-1, over Devils in a real breeze for Ilya Bryzgalov Cathedral gets close, but can't top Bishop Montgomery in 80-76 loss   Lakers' 94-85 loss to Utah might be good for draft   Lakers' Jeremy Lin is running out of time to make a good impression     advertisement   Health   Small, local and delicious health food thrives in L.A. area   Gym Rat: Sharp-eyed teacher enhances Body Sculpt class at SC Fitness      Opinion   John Lewis tells his truth about 'Selma'   How 'Je suis Charlie' makes matters worse