On Wednesday, Take Two will address what the latest White House breach means for the Secret Service, large Hong Kong protests, comic book hero Thor debuting as a woman, farmers not getting much profit in the farm-to-table fad, a new California bill allowing for four-year community colleges and more.
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• 6:45
Things keep getting worse for the Secret Service, with two recent security breaches. Politico's Ronald Kessler weighs in.
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• 7:42
Protests continued in Hong Kong, where mostly young people have taken to the streets to demand change. The protests today appeared to have attracted the biggest crowd since demonstrations began.
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• 5:00
The Times announced the news Wednesday and hopes to make the cuts through voluntary buyouts but will start layoffs if not enough buyouts are taken.
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• 1:37
Echaveste is the daughter of Central California farmworkers and previously served in both Clinton and Obama administrations. What does she face if appointed?
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• 1:52
Thanks to bill SB 850, signed by Governor Jerry Brown this week, some community colleges will soon be allowed to offer four-year baccalaureate degrees.
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• 5:37
If you're a comic book fan, you'll notice something a little different about the Marvel character Thor on news stands Wednesday. He is now a she.
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• 2:35
The "Great Streets" plan proposed by Mayor Eric Garcetti would create avenues closed off to cars to allow for cafes, boutiques and more foot traffic. A former NYC transportation commissioner shares how New York City's plans can translate to LA.
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• 7:26
Parents and pediatricians often turn to antibiotics when a child is sick. But a new study finds a link between early and frequent use of antibiotics and childhood obesity.
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• 6:50
Establishments can charge a premium for food sold with the phrase, "Farm to table," but growers might still be struggling to get by.
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• 4:05
Scientists have struggled to pinpoint exactly why peanut allergies are on the rise. And it turns out the peanut itself may not be to blame.
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• 7:03
Dining out and watching movies on the couch can lead to weight gain and health decline for couples. But a new book shares how couples can team up to help their health.
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• 11:08
In honor of Take Two turning two, the show looks back on some memorable duos. Wednesday the show replays its interview with two members of Latin alternative band La Santa Cecilia.