On Friday, Take Two will discuss what millennials think of Obama, the San Gabriel mountains becoming a national monument, Kim Jong-un not being seen in public for a month, Prop 48 about a proposed Indian casino, Jeremy Renner playing controversial journalist Gary Webb and more.
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• 4:34
While President Obama is in Los Angeles, he has a special message for millennials: I <3 you. But what do millennials, themselves, think of the President's job performance?
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• 4:19
As museum field trips decline, museums are concerned. The Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach acquired a bus in hopes that it will help student attendance.
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• 9:26
Take Two looks at the week in news, including President Obama coming out to LA to discuss the economy and millennials, and celebrities like Lil John in the new Rock the Vote campaign.
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• 7:19
Author and journalist Nick Schou delves into the story of Gary Webb, who was discredited for his investigative series "Dark Alliance" about the crack epidemic.
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• 3:48
Renner stars in "Kill the Messenger" as Gary Webb, who wrote a series of controversial stories titled "Dark Alliance" in which he connected the crack epidemic that swept through LA in the 1980s, to the CIA-backed Contras in Nicaragua.
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• 4:31
The new Tesla S has auto pilot and other new features, Elon Musk revealed Thursday night.
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• 5:00
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has not been seen in public for more than a month, sparking rumors that he's ill or may have even been deposed.
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• 9:51
Next month voters will decide whether to approve or reject a proposed Indian casino in the heart of the Central Valley. What could this mean for Indian gaming?
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• 5:16
More than half of the San Gabriel mountain acreage will be protected, thanks to an order directly from President Obama.
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• 3:59
TGIF, but when there's so much going on this weekend (and it's not even Halloween, yet), how do you decide? KPCC's social media producer shares her picks for weekend events.
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• 6:27
The new Disney film "Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day" is based on the beloved children's book of the same name, but with a twist.