On Wednesday Take Two covers the State of the State address live. We'll also talk about the latest in the tour bus investigations following a series of crashes. Then we'll find out about the issue of cleaning up outer space junk, or debris left behind.
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• 26:18
Wednesday morning Gov. Jerry Brown delivered his annual State of the State address and noted the importance of a rainy day fund in light of a budgetary surplus, as well as the challenges of the drought.
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• 6:21
Gov. Jerry Brown still hasn't said whether he'll run for another term this year, but one guy who is interested in the job is Republican Neel Kashkari.
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• 3:55
Researchers at UC Berkeley Tuesday presented the city of L.A. with a list of older concrete buildings that could be at risk of collapse during a major earthquake.
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• 4:34
This is the first of a two-part series in which KPCC’s Ben Bergman and Karen Foshay look at the operators of tour bus companies in California and how loosely they are regulated.
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• 3:43
We talk to Julie Morris, a cattle rancher located in Northern California, to see how they’re being impacted by the drought.
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• 6:30
You would think that music streaming services like Spotify, Pandora and iTunes Radio would provide enough listening choices to sate the average consumer
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• 8:35
It's time for sports with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky, who have covered sports for ESPN and the L.A. Times.
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• 4:26
That's the debris left over from malfunctioning satellites, rocket stages and even lost equipment from space walks.