Local congresswoman on why she's not attending the inauguration, Mel Brooks on his signature films, how tech is being used in efforts for greater transparency.
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• 16:15
Congresspersons Brad Sherman and Judy Chu have made two different decisions when it comes to the swearing-in ceremony. Each shared their take with Take Two.
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• 10:59
Following another loss for the Lakers, questions remain if the team's president, Jeanie Buss will replace her brother, Jim Buss as Vice President of Basketball Operations, the 2017 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees have been announced, and new coaches for both the Chargers and the Rams.
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• 8:41
Current and former Carl's Jr. employees are voicing their concerns about Mr. Puzder's ability to represent and protect them as Labor Secretary.
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• 10:46
Alex Cohen talks to legendary actor, director and comedian Mel Brooks about his work, life and his recent book about one of his most signature films, Young Frankenstein.
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• 6:57
In an effort to promote increased transparency, the LA Police Commission has released an app to field citizen complaints, but is that the appropriate move?
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• 9:19
Lily Robotics was once a promising and popular tech startup whose claim to fame was the world's first 'selfie drone' but now it's mired in a lawsuit and controversy.
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• 7:55
A look at how deportees from the U.S. are helping grow El Salvador's call center industry.
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• 7:39
Dressing Melania Trump is potentially fraught with a lot of problems right now, particularly for newer designers
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• 13:25
In the second part of his interview, former American Apparel CEO Dov Charney talks about his new company and possibly recruiting American Apparel's laid-off workers.