Today on the show, we'll start with the latest on the tragic bus crash in Northern California, which left 10 people dead. Then, Boeing announces plans to move 1,000 jobs to the Southern California. Plus, we talk to singer Philip Bailey of helped Earth Wind & Fire, Mayor Garcetti gives his State of the City address, the many faces of LA Sheriff candidate Paul Tanaka, plus much more.
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• 10:32
While Boeing is still moving forward to close a production plant in Long Beach, the company announced it will move 1,000 jobs to two Southern California cities by 2016.
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• 10:43
From up and coming bands to one of the most successful and critically acclaimed bands of the twentieth century - Earth Wind and Fire.
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• 8:00
Many credit the new dark and thrilling tone that the directing team of Joe and Anthony Russo injected into the sequel. Host A Martinez sat down with both of them recently to talk about the movie, and what it took to make it.
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• 6:35
Take Two's Alex Cohen spoke with actor Colin Firth about the process of making "The Railway Man," a film about a British Army Officer who was captured and tortured by Japanese soldiers during World War II.
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• 7:50
Frank Stoltze joins Take Two to talk about last night's State of the City address, the first given by LA Mayor Eric Garcetti's first.
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• 6:53
Among the candidates running for Los Angeles Sheriff this year is Paul Tanaka, a 55-year-old Gardena resident who has already seen overwhelming support and criticism.
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• 4:49
This weekend isn't just about the massive Southern California music festival, Coachella. Thirty minutes up the road in Palm Springs, Desert Gold is also starting.
A growing body of research suggests icy moons around Saturn and Jupiter may be the best candidates for finding life beyond Earth
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• 15:41
It's the end of another week and time for the Friday Flashback, Take Two's look at the week in news. This morning we're joined in-studio by Los Angeles Times columnist James Rainey, and in DC by Jamelle Bouie of Slate.