On Wednesday, Take Two discusses the logic behind #ISISMediaBlackout, the child migrant crisis through the eyes of sisters, salvaging and digitizing historic UCLA speeches, how special clinics keep mentally ill patients out of jail and much more.
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• 8:33
For the past decade, there has been a single name at the top of the list of global terrorist threats: Al Qaeda. Now, the world is watching a new group that calls itself the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and sometimes ISIL.
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• 5:49
News over the recent beheading of journalist Steven Sotloff raises questions about how the media should responsibly cover violent incidents.
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• 5:23
A plane of migrants landed in El Salvador, transporting women and children who had been held in a detention center in Artesia, New Mexico.
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• 10:18
Until now, many of those speeches given at UCLA were only been accessible to people who could come to the campus and access the decades old archives.
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• 8:52
Andy and Brian Kamenetzky join host A Martinez for Take Two’s weekly sports update segment.
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• 6:29
The study looks at the impact of movies on the human brain by using knowledge gained in a previous study to track audience engagement in films.
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• 5:07
In the midst of a huge feud between warring factions of a Northern California Indian tribe, an audit of the tribe's spending has brought to light even more problems.
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• 4:23
The educational programs offered at the Grand Canyon are at risk of being cut due to its debts.
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• 4:27
In a six page memo, Deasy defended his actions preceding the Los Angeles Unified School District iPad program, saying neither he nor his staff violated any rules.
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• 6:23
More than 20 different kinds of West Coast fish have been declared a "good alternative" or "best choice" by the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch.
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• 4:43
A record number of "transient" orcas seen in Puget Sound this summer has whale watchers excited and some biologists curious.
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• 3:57
LA county mental health patients who visited an urgent care clinic stayed out of jail and psychiatric emergency rooms for the following month, according to county data.
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• 10:00
Grammy-winning musician Marcus Miller and producer/director Reginald Hudlin are coming together at the Hollywood Bowl to celebrate "The Black Movie Soundtrack."