A look at homegrown extremism and self-radicalization, how moms and dads can have tough conversations with their kids about sexual assault, E3 preview with Mike Roe.
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• 6:39
Self-radicalized, or lone wolf? How does the internet and ISIS complicate things? Seamus Hughes at George Washington University breaks it down.
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• 11:02
If civilians and policymakers can't agree on how to discuss Sunday's shooting, what hope do they have of preventing more violence?
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• 8:02
When violence strikes the LGBT community, the victims often look like those who died in the Orlando tragedy.
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• 10:55
On Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment, we've got regional Mexican music, sweet Latin American inspired tunes and the infamous Gloria Trevi.
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• 9:53
The case has sparked outrage and protest. It's also given parents an opportunity to talk about physical boundaries and moral responsibility with their kids.
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• 14:17
Why L.A. has only one Native American foster carer and what's being done to change it.
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• 9:22
"The idea that athletes are going to be rejected by their teammates and their coaches and fans just is not true anymore," says Cyd Zeigler, cofounder of Outsports and author of, "Fair Play."
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• 6:15
Sharks have been popping up on SoCal shores lately, leading to beach closures. But what does this signal for the sharks themselves, and their conservation?