California Secretary of State Alex Padilla on his plan to up voter turn out, Hollywood's struggle to cast roles authentically, art in the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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California Secretary of State Alex Padilla is the author of a bill that -- if passed -- could streamline the voting process in the state by 2018.
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"Every good movement has always had a good visual soundtrack to it," says Luis Calderin, arts, culture & youth vote manager for the Sanders Campaign.
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• 9:44
Considered a masterpiece of the American arts and crafts movement, the Gamble house is turning 50 this year. They opened their doors to Take Two and gave us a tour.
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• 9:15
Savages burst onto the scene a few years ago with a critically lauded album, and it looks like they've returned, changed, but just as strong.
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It's time to crunch the numbers and see if you'll actually save money if you decide to not get health insurance for another year.
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• 11:57
Kathy Mitchell became a mom back in the early 70s, before the term "fetal alcohol syndrome" was coined. Her daughter's diagnosis changed both their lives forever.
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Even though it's helped out with the drought, the powerful storms of recent weeks have had a devastating effect on California's coast.
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Charlie Hunnam's will play a Mexican-American drug lord and it's sparked some controversy. A casting director talked to us about casting roles authentically.