On Monday, Take Two will discuss Obama postponing executive action on immigration, the decrease in apprehensions of Mexico migrants at the border, a photographer capturing the deadly Ebola outbreak, Amazon developing refrigerated grocery delivery options and the latest in the entertainment industry with On the Lot.
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• 6:07
The President's decision to delay action on immigration could have more to do with politics, said Washington Post reporter Ed O'Keefe.
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• 5:10
The number of families and unaccompanied minors crossing the US border has dropped in recent months, down from a record high earlier this summer.
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• 3:46
A new film made by Arizona natives aims to humanize immigration in Arizona from both sides. Jude Joffe-Block, who reported on the film for Fronteras Desk, talks about the film.
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• 7:16
The president's authority to defer deportation goes back to the immigration proceedings over John Lennon in the 1970s. Take Two speaks to the lawyer that represented Lennon back then.
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• 7:58
Getty Images photographer John Moore visited Liberia where he got to travel with a burial team and visit isolation wards set up to treat those infected with Ebola.
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• 10:04
Rebecca Keegan from the Los Angeles Times talks about the latest in the entertainment industry in Take Two's weekly segment "On the Lot."
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• 4:54
Research out of the University of Tokyo is using cell phone GPS data to map out where people go to in the middle of a disaster.
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• 4:31
AmazonFresh and the United States Postal Service are teaming up to test delivering grocery goods to customers. How is this service doing and what could it mean for the US Postal Service?
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• 5:22
Farmers in Washington State are growing different strains of wheat and experimenting at a place called Bread Lab that harkens back to the old days.
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• 4:17
The Dendrogamma has left many scientists scratching their heads. The organism does not appear to fit any category in the animal kingdom.
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• 5:14
Californians are eagerly awaiting an El Niño weather pattern to take effect and, hopefully, dump rain on the state in the midst of a drought, but the forecast does not look promising, some say.
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• 5:06
Most farmed fish people eat comes from overseas, which raises environmental concerns. California report shares more on the growth of sustainable fish farming in California.
Spain produced the most wine in the world last year and the country is also seeing an increase in smaller vineyards and indigenous Spanish grapes.
California Governor Jerry Brown has until the end of the month to decide how he might vote on various issues. Meanwhile, Arnold Schwarzenegger is back at the capitol.
Traveling Orthodox Jewish rabbis visit fellow Jews in places around the globe--even a mostly Mormon town--in the name of Chabad.
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• 6:11
David Kipen, book critic and founder of lending library Libros Schmibros in Boyle Heights, shares the latest news in California-inspired literature.