On Wednesday, Take Two discusses the implications of Prop 47, which would reduce penalties for some drug- and property-related convictions, if many Latino voters didn't vote Tuesday and the latest in helpful apps with App Chat.
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• 8:37
Southern California Public Radio political reporters Alice Walton and Kitty Felde will be Take Two's guide for what happened in Tuesday's election and what it means for Southern California.
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• 5:43
Supporters argue Prop 47 will go far toward fixing a broken judicial system. Critics are concerned about what this will mean for public safety.
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• 8:34
Republicans have seized control of the Senate for the first time in eight years and increased their majority in the House of Representatives. For more, Michael Oreskes, Senior Managing Editor for the Associated Press, joins Take Two.
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• 6:46
If the growing Latino vote was supposed to be decisive in many elections around the country, then why did Republicans walk away with stunning victories Tuesday night?
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• 9:49
It's time for the latest in sports with Andy and Brian Kamenetzky.
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• 5:32
In our regular tech segment, App Chat, we delve into three different apps that want to help you save money, save your mind and save your life when you're on a bike.
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• 4:32
The measure allows the state to take out a loan of $7.5 billion to shore up California's water supplies and get it ready for the next drought. So how long until water officials do something with the money?
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• 9:56
Residents of Oregon, Alaska and Washington D.C. voted to legalize marijuana Tuesday night. What does this mean for the marijuana debate and possible legalization in California?
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• 6:12
Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars spent on ads in key races across the U.S., there's some evidence that all that noise may not really matter. Take Two talks about it with Emily Schultheis of National Journal.
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• 9:24
Former Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell sees benefit in being the first outsider elected Sheriff in almost a century.
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• 10:05
The city of Berkeley has passed the nation's first soda tax. Measure D won three-quarters of the vote. It will place a 1 cent per ounce tax on soft drinks.
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• 5:23
In a trial of his plan, a Danish pediatrician treated 1,900 children, and helped 70 percent of them reach and maintain a normal weight. But there are 20 things children have to do to make it work.