On Monday, Take Two will discuss SCOTUS possibly deciding more on same sex marriage, US-led airstrikes continuing in Iraq and Syria, how the $53 million King fire is being financed, teacher diversity, the effects of metropolitan growth in Phoenix, NOAA teleconference on extreme global weather and more.
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• 9:28
In a "60 Minutes" interview Sunday, President Obama said that U.S. intelligence officials underestimated the threat of Islamist militants calling themselves the Islamic State. What do his comments say about the current threat?
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• 5:39
While the high court ruled last year on California's ban on same-sex marriage, that decision didn't go beyond the Golden State. SCOTUS is now deciding what cases to take on, which could include same-sex marriage.
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• 8:55
The history of supplying power to America's Southwest is long and complicated. Without a source of cheap fuel, cities like Phoenix and Los Angeles could not have grown to the levels we see today. But where did the power come from? And at what price?
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• 5:40
Migrant teenager Jennifer Cruz is one of thousands of migrant youth waiting for the resolution of her legal case, while trying to fit in at school in California.
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• 6:55
Rebecca Keegan of the LA Times recaps the New York Film Festival, including "Gone Girl" and "'71," and why a Nicolas Cage movie was pulled last minute from China theaters.
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• 8:09
Filmmaker Genevieve Bailey spent six years traveling the world to ask 11 year olds in 15 countries what they care about. The results are funny, surprising and heartwarming.
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• 6:03
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released a report Monday about major weather events of the last year, including California's drought. SCPR science reporter Sanden Totten shares more.
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• 4:35
It’s apple picking time. Or at least it should be. But here in Southern California, the prolonged drought has hit the apple crop hard and has cut the picking short.
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• 4:07
The King Fire near Sacramento is about 90 percent contained but has cost over $50 million so far. Capitol Public Radio's Katie Orr explains how the fire is being paid for.
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• 5:01
A bipartisan delegation of more than 30 mayors from across the country are meeting Monday in Sacramento for the fall leadership meeting of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Race was emotionally addressed Sunday night.
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• 5:52
The key elements of SB 1253, by outgoing Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) are threefold. John Myers, senior editor at KQED, explains.
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• 4:08
The measure had passed the state senate and assembly with broad support. Southern California Public Radio reporter Erika Aguilar explains why the bill didn't become law.
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• 6:49
A report released this year by the National Education Association found that students of color suffer academically because there isn't a racially or culturally diverse teaching force in the K-12 system. What about preschool?
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• 9:03
Take Two turns two this week so we take a look back at some of the best duos that have been on the show.