Tracking children who are not vaccinated, experiences of South Korean adoptees who return to their home country, when older drivers should hang up the keys.
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• 5:18
A case of measles could be fatal for six-year-old leukemia survivor Rhett Krawitt. Now his father is asking school officials to send unvaccinated kids home.
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• 15:26
Over 60 years, more than 200,000 Korean children were adopted overseas, most to U.S. families. Now, many are heading back to their roots.
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• 7:06
With the advent of new fantasy sports sites, sports fans are betting and losing tons of money on everything from the NFL to the MLB, all year long.
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• 7:45
In response to anti-Islam bus ads, a creative group pasted images of Kamala Khan, or Ms. Marvel, a muslim teenage super hero, over the sides of the ads.
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• 8:14
Within a decade a quarter of all drivers in the U. S. will be over 65. Some help on understanding if you, or someone you love, needs to hang up the keys.
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• 7:06
All across the country every day, hardcore fantasy sports enthusiasts are still betting on their favorite players -- and not just in pro football.
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• 14:54
This week in California politics, Gov. Brown's record-high approval rating and what the Koch brothers's nearly $900 million spending goal for 2016 could mean for CA.
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• 4:50
The endangered Chinook salmon will have a much larger release this winter after the majority of eggs and young fish died off during last year's run.
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• 4:29
NASA is launching the Soil Moisture Active Passive mission, a new satellite that will help predict droughts by measuring soil moisture all over the earth.
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• 5:24
The Sierra Nevada red fox of California is one of the rarest mammals in North America. But, because it's so elusive, not much is known about it.
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• 7:40
'The Phone Call' is only 20 minutes long, but is packed with drama and emotion. Writer and director Mat Kirkby joins Take Two to talk about the nomination.