On Tuesday, Take Two discusses NFL wives who were told to keep quiet about domestic abuse for the good of the NFL, Toyota announces a hydrogen fuel cell-powered sedan and a new MTV show that chronicles music, youth and global social change.
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• 5:35
Sometimes the team, local law enforcement and other wives were complicit in keeping domestic abuse victims silent.
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• 9:17
Society may have reached a tipping point, where more people are talking about issues typically seen as women's issues in public than ever before.
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• 5:22
President Obama strongly condemned the attack - saying there can be no justification for such an act. He urged Palestinians and Israelis to work together to reject violence and seek a path towards peace.
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• 10:15
Music journalists Shirley Halperin and Chris Martins join A Martinez in studio for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment.
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• 5:31
In the 2012 presidential election Enrique Peña Nieto pledged no pacts with criminals and a fight against organized crime. So what happened?
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• 4:34
Toyota bet big, and won big with the Prius. Now it's wagering on fuel cell technology as the next big thing. A look at the new Mirai.
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• 5:03
"Rebel Music: Native America" tells the story of four young musicians from reservations and cities across North America using music and art to confront stereotypes and forge new paths.
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• 7:15
The UC Board of Regents is set to vote this week on a controversial proposal to raise tuition at UC schools by as much as 5 percent a year for the next five years. New board member and Long Beach City College president and superintendent Eloy Ortiz Oakley shares more.
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• 7:26
Instead of earning vacation and sick days, a number of companies are moving to where taking time off is left up to your boss's discretion.
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• 5:49
Hellman's has sued a small California company for using the name "Just Mayo" to describe its product. Candice Choi, food industry writer with the Associated Press, gives Take Two the dish.
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• 7:37
There's science in comic books. A new exhibit looks at Captain America's shield, Spider-Man's web, Thor's hammer and Batman's cape and more, scientifically.
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• 1:44
Ayan Qureshi took the professional IT exam administered by Microsoft and passed it - a month before he turned six.
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• 6:01
Millions of sea stars have died as a result of the disease. Co-author Kevin Lafferty, a Marine ecologist with the U.S. Geological Survey at the University of California at Santa Barbara, shares more.
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• 4:35
The California Report's Katrina Schwartz says some parents are drawn to schools where kids spend their days exploring the outdoors and guiding their own learning.
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• 4:04
Four elementary schools in Orange County will choose a Disney musical to put on and the Disney staffers will work with the schools to create sustainable theater programs.