Take Two looks at the latest on the Asiana flight 214 crash, Congress resets to tackle student loans and immigration reform, and we preview the new film "A Girl and a Gun"
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• 7:31
We're learning more about Saturday's crash-landing at the San Francisco International Airport.
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• 6:42
Students on Asiana flight 214 were headed to West Hills summer camp
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• 6:18
Families of inmates in isolation at Pelican Bay are seeing the faces of their relatives - some for the first time in decades.
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• 4:44
What would you feel would be a reasonable amount of time for you to fly from San Francisco to New York? Six hours? Maybe seven if you're delayed?
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• 10:42
Iron Man 3. Despicable Me 2. Hangover 3. Hollywood is stuck on sequels. Rebecca Keegan explains why in our feature on the movie biz, On The Lot.
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• 4:02
The Chinese movie-going audience will be worth $5 billion by 2015, and Hollywood wants in on the action. It's Peter Shiao's job to help be their guide.
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• 6:31
Bloomberg Businessweek reporter Susan Berfield got an inside look at McDonald's test kitchen, which spent nearly two years focus-grouping the new product. She joins Take Two with her story.
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• 5:07
Today, sequestration hits home for the Defense Department - and it hits hard.