Today on Take Two, we'll look at the protests happening all over the country that hopes to bring attention to the missing students in Mexico, plus Major League Baseball's first openly gay umpire, how Hollywood studios can protect against hacks, and what may happen when we get a sudden rainfall.
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• 4:51
Across the nation, hundreds of incidents where the police used deadly force and killed a civilian are not on records that are complied by the FBI.
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• 5:26
After widespread rallies in Mexico, protesters outside the country are turning their criticism to a US program aimed at fighting drug violence.
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• 4:31
Going digital has cut down on film production costs and been beneficial for big entertainment studios, but it's also made them more vulnerable.
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• 6:57
For director of photography Yves Bélanger, shooting "Wild" presented some unique challenges— walking backwards a lot of the time being just one of them.
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• 8:28
The new system for college football was supposed to end questions of parity, but controversy still abounds. With the difference in quality of East and West conferences, should the NBA ravamp its own playoff system? And Landon Donovan and the LA Galaxy could make history at this weekend's MLS championship game.
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• 6:19
Dockworkers in the Port of Los Angeles resumed talks Wednesday in a labor dispute that threatens to slow the flow of goods into the United States.
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• 5:16
A computer magnate wants to build a nearly 10,000 square-foot home on a steep slope in Berkeley. Preservationists call the plan 'unusual,' insist on an EIR.
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• 6:58
Drybar broke expectations by being a hit despite only offering blowouts. Salons like FaceHaus are following suit by just doing facials.