Today, we'll start the show with a look into the suspected LAX shooter's belief in the "New World Order" conspiracy. Then, LGBT workplace rights bill moves forward in the Senate, Jezebel founded Anna Holmes joins the show to talk about her new book. Then, our Tuesday Reviewsday critics talk about new tunes by Eminem, Sky Ferreira and more.
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• 7:49
Suspected LAX shooter Paul Ciancia believed in a conspiracy theory about a global government takeover called the New World Order. Freelance journalist Alex Zaitchik joins the show with more.
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• 6:38
Last night, the Senate ended debate on a bill prohibiting workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. A full vote on the measure is expected to take place later this week, and most observers believe it will pass.
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• 6:28
Governor Jerry Brown has been pushing a plan to make water supply both more reliable and more environmentally sound: The water tunnels. Here to tell us more is Lauren Sommer, environment reporter for KQED public radio in San Francisco.
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• 6:39
In 1913, the LA Aqueduct opened and the La Brea Tar Pits were discovered. Charlie Chaplin signed on with his first Hollywood studio and World War I was just on the horizon. Take Two takes a look at a formative year in Los Angeles history.
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• 7:53
In 2006, writer Anna Holmes was tapped to start the feminist blog, Jezebel. By the time she left in 2010, she had built one of the most successful sites in the world garnering 32 million page views a month.
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• 7:43
Now it's time for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment. Joining us this week are Shirley Halperin, music editor at The Hollywood Reporter, and Chris Martins, senior writer at spin magazine.
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• 6:18
There's a collection at LA County's Natural History Museum that most don't get to see: The Marine Mammal Laboratory, otherwise known as the whale warehouse.
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• 4:12
In a growing college town like Flagstaff it’s often a struggle to find both low income housing and student housing. A new project for off campus housing at Northern Arizona University may result in the eviction of more than 50 families at a nearby trailer park.
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• 3:55
A 52.2-million-year-old tomatillo was discovered in Laguna del Hunco, Argentina. Paleobotanist and Penn State professor Peter Wilf presented the findings recently at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America.
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• 8:32
Last week, Miami Dolphins lineman Jonathan Martin abruptly left the team for what was then termed as a non-football related illness. Since then, reports have surfaced that his teammate Richie Incognito was the ringleader of years of intimidation and harassment.
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• 7:20
Recently the issue of head injuries and sports has become a heated topic. Researchers are learning that even seemingly moderate impacts to the head can have far more lasting effects than previously thought.
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• 15:54
Johnny Cash wrote more than a thousand songs during the span of his 50-year career. The new book, "Johnny Cash: The Life," by former LA Times music critic Robert Hilburn takes a new, intimate look at the Man in Black.