How Seattle PD is doing better with transparency into OIS investigations, how the U.S. has historically handled refugees and things to do on the cheap this weekend
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• 5:03
Jay Abdo was Syria’s "Kevin Spacey," until he spoke out against the Assad regime. He sat down again with Take Two after the Senate voted to stop admitting refugees.
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• 8:36
Seattle's Police Department is leading the way in transparency within law enforcement. The change started in 2014 after a lengthy investigation by the Department of Justice.
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• 5:38
Some people act the way they do around the police because of past experience. In Beverly Grove, people shared positive feelings. In Watts, it's a different story.
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• 8:30
A new report from the Pew Research Center found that between 2009 and 2014 the U.S. had a net loss of 140,000 Mexican citizens.
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• 9:45
"Faces from the Border" is a three-part series that explores the lives of Mexican-American customs agents who work the Mexico/US border.
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• 9:17
The current conversation about Syrian refugees isn't new. American public opinion on refugees has wavered between humanitarianism and rejection throughout history.
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• 10:28
Bill Carter joins us now to talk about how the late night TV scene is playing out. He's a CNN analyst and author of the book "The Late Shift."
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• 9:13
A live reading of 'El Fuego Caliente' featuring a star studded cast will happen Saturday night in Los Angeles at the Montalban Theater.