On Monday Take Two discusses reaction to the controversies surrounding Uber, fighting war on a fifth front--cyberspace--and women being underrepresented in film.
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• 4:48
Privacy issues and comments from top executives about women have lead some users to delete the app. Will Uber survive?
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• 7:57
The steady drumbeat of threats to infrastructure and security has led to the development of so-called "cyber armies" in a number of countries, including the U.S.
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• 9:26
The arrest follows a mass march last week. Protesters want answers about the students - all young men - who disappeared almost two months ago.
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• 5:33
"What's interesting about the Iguala case is that we see the coordination of the state forces with organized crime," said Octavio Rodriguez, coordinator of the Justice In Mexico Program at the University of San Diego.
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• 8:41
Take Two discusses the latest in film with Rebecca Keegan, who covers the film business for the L.A. Times.
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• 5:53
Dr. Stacy Smith worked on that study and has an idea for how to fix the gender imbalance in film. She joins Take Two.
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• 8:30
Since President Obama announced steps toward immigration reform last week, people are wondering what it means for them. Many are seeking professional advice, and now there are concerns about scammers.
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• 5:33
Overall, the number of people caught crossing is down in recent years, to its lowest point since the 1970s. So what do the president's actions mean for the border region?
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• 6:29
No environment review took place in the issue of expanded oil drilling in South LA because the city and the drillers consider the issue routine. Residents say otherwise.
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• 4:11
The porpoise swims off the coast of Baja California in the Sea of Cortez and the Vaquita population has dipped below 100.
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• 4:15
The California Report's April Dembosky visits a class where former inmates are learning their way around a kitchen.
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• 4:52
While you might have a lot to be thankful for this holiday weekend, save the biggest pats on the back for yourself if you didn't have to drive around. AAA offers tips for getting around.
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• 10:34
In his new book "Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic Moments and Assorted Hijinks" legendeary TV host Dick Cavett recalls some memorable moments from his "brief encounters" with Hollywood legends and cultural icons.