On Thursday Take Two discusses the significance of 100 women in Congress simultaneously, CSU schools implementing a a student "success fee" that can cost up to $800 per year and why no candidates campaigned on net neutrality.
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• 7:45
After Democrat Alma Adams of North Carolina is sworn in, she'll be the 100th woman currently sitting in Congress. Host Alex Cohen talks to Debbie Walsh, the Director of the Center for American Women and Politics, a unit of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University for more.
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• 6:55
Californian voters broke a new all-time record this election, but it's not one to boast about. Voter turn-out was abysmal in the Golden State.
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• 5:32
This week, University of California officials proposed raising tuition by as much as 5 percent over the next five years. CSU costs have been on the rise, too.
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• 4:23
A new immigration court is hearing cases from that facility and its judges are setting lower bonds, allowing more immigrants to leave detention.
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• 5:18
BBC correspondent Andrew Harding visited a village in Sierra Leone, where he found dozens of children - orphans of the Ebola epidemic.
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• 7:06
Filmmaker Bruce Brown ("Endless Summer") made a classic motorcycle documentary in 1971. Now his son has updated "On Any Sunday." Plus, a bike that glows in the dark.
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• 7:04
The issue has to do with how information flows over the Internet and it could have broad implications for our daily use. The FCC is also nearing an important decision on net neutrality.
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• 8:11
To put that in context, the building that LACMA needs to complete to get its hands on those works will cost $600 million.
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• 6:15
Companies that are producing drinks like artichoke water, maple water and cactus water are all trying to take a gulp of coconut water's $400 million dollar business.
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• 5:29
The district is on its third trustee and enrollment is down. And, as KPCC has found, conditions inside some schools are unsanitary and in some cases, unsafe.
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• 9:31
State School Superintendent Tom Torlakson was just reelected after a tight and very expensive race. How does he feel about issues that divide his own party and problems with Inglewood Unified?
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• 4:16
Bring Your Parents To Work Day is an unconventional twist on Bring Your Kids to Work Day. The event started at LinkedIn last year.
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• 4:06
The river has been endangered for years, and attempts to rescue it are often stymied by lack of information. One man hopes to change that. He's in the middle of a seven month long journey down what's left of the Rio Grande.
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• 6:22
David Kipen, founder of the lending library Libros Schmibros in Boyle Heights, joins Take Two every full moon for his segment Reading by Moonlight.