What to make of Morsi's overthrow in Egypt; Pope John Paul II becomes a saint; Friday Flashback: Crisis in Egypt, U.S. jobs and more; Edward Snowden's hacker training; A tool to prevent sexual assault in Egypt; Preparing for the royal baby; Congress' plan to increase student loan interest rates.
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Large groups of demonstrators took to the streets Friday in Cairo in support of the Egypt's overthrown Islamist government.
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• 6:07
Egypt's military has historically exerted considerable force on the country's political process. But could recent events upend that tradition?
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• 4:27
The world is asking how one man could manage to get a hold of and release so much classified information without getting caught. First off, he had training.
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• 15:35
The week is coming to a close, and it’s time for a look back at the biggest news stories of the week. With us: Matt Cooper of the National Journal, and James Rainey of the L.A. Times.
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• 3:24
KPCC's Patt Morrison spoke with some British ex-pats at a retirement community in Sierra Madre about their predictions for Kate Middleton's baby.
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• 11:15
Myron Glasper joined Take Two recently to talk about his career, and about growing up in South Central from a musical standpoint.
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• 7:48
On Friday morning, the Vatican announced that the late Pope John Paul II will be made a saint. Father Thomas Rausch talks about the pope's impact on Los Angeles.
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• 6:40
A state bill in Oregon would eliminate tuition, instead allowing students to pay a percentage of their future income into a special education fund.
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• 6:04
In Egypt, women protesters in particular are at risk for sexual assault, which was a persistent feature of the anti-government protests in 2012.
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• 4:05
Developing a new drug, exploring space or mapping the human brain can cost millions. So some researchers are turning to the public for funding.
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We've seen what some of the effects of global warming look like: shrinking glaciers, extreme weather events, and rising sea levels. But what does global warming sound like?
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• 4:07
Liberty Island has been closed for eight months since Superstorm Sandy, but it finally reopened to the public in time for the Fourth of July.
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• 4:29
Dairy workers endure long hours. They operate heavy machinery and tend to huge animals. But when workers are injured in New Mexico, they’re not entitled to worker's compensation.