Above the fold: Col 1: Feature on a sticky situation for a Los Angeles lawyer moving at a later date with art. Cols 2-4: California must shrink the population of its teeming prisons by nearly 43,000 inmates over the next two years to meet constitutional standards, a panel of three federal judges rule. (CALIF-PRISONS, moved.) Col 6: The negotiations that led to former President Bill Clinton's secret mission to North Korea began almost as soon as two U.S. journalists were seized by the isolated Stalinist state, and were spurred on by the Obama administration's hope that they might lead to a resumption of disarmament talks, according to people close to the process. (NKOREA-TIMELINE, moved.) Bottom of the page: Cols 2-3: For the fourth time in 15 months, President Barack Obama will arrive in a blue-collared manufacturing area of the Midwest, in Elkhart, Ind., to sample the mood of the heartland and bring a message of change. (OBAMA-ELKHART, moved.) Cols 5-6: Charles Samuel, the parolee accused of killing Lily Burk, was convicted 22 years ago of another violent robbery that bore a striking similarity to last month's abduction and slaying of the high school senior in downtown Los Angeles, according to court records. (TEEN-KILLED, moved.) Sent: 12:40 a.m. EDT. For questions, call (213) 237-7832. 