LA's first responders remember those lost on Sept. 11; How Obama's decision on Syria will impact his presidential legacy; Rep. Barbara Boxer defines her position on Syria; Colorado Sens. Angela Giron and John Morse ousted in recall elections; Can the zeppelin-like Aeroscraft change the shipping industry?; Border technology contracts take new approach, plus much more.
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Many have painted the crisis in Syria as a turning or defining moment in President Obama's legacy,
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• 9:02
When it comes to how California politicians feel about Syria, it's anything but what you might expect. Many liberals support the military option and many conservatives are strongly opposing it.
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• 4:57
President Obama is pursuing diplomatic options in Syria, but stressed that the U.S. be prepared to strike, if necessary. The debate over whether or not to take action appears to have consumed Congress, but there are a lot pressing issues on its plate this fall.
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• 5:53
Last night, Colorado state senator Angela Giron was voted out of office in a recall election. She and fellow democrat, Senate president John Morse, were ousted after taking a tough stance on gun control.
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• 4:38
In the coming months, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of contracts will be finalized for new surveillance technology along the Southwest border.
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• 6:09
The 2013 college football season has kicked off with a controversy over how student athletes get paid.
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• 9:32
From possibly paying college athletes out in the open to paying them under the table and actually much worse, it's now time for a look at sports with Andy and Brian Kamentzky, who have covered sports for ESPN and the L.A. Times.
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A New York Times poll shows two-thirds of people are worried that U.S. military action could be a long and costly involvement. However, many Americans who came to this country have a somewhat different perspective.
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• 4:46
L.A. County Fire Department Inspector Scott Miller joins Take Two to talk about LA-area first responders are remembering those they lost on 9/11.
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• 4:39
Six months ago, Fronteras reporter Jill Replogle reported on an Iraqi refugee family and their struggle to get safely to the U.S. Their son, who was an interpreter for U.S. troops, was killed in combat. Since that time the family has resettled in San Diego County.
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• 3:40
The Aeroscraft blends old and new technology in an attempt to create a lighter-than-air cargo hauler that can deliver goods to rural Alaska, or downtown LA.
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• 5:15
The good news for you is that today we're talking about a few apps that could help you conquer your fantasy football league.
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• 5:56
Winning that match qualified the U.S. for next year's World Cup in Brazil, but Mexico is now in danger of not getting in. With more on what this means for both nations is Dave Denholm, soccer commentator for Fox Sports.
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The new documentary "Good Ol' Freda" looks at how Freda Kelly became the secretary for The Beatles and what life was like working for the Fab Four.