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DAILY REPORT: Veterans Rebuff Big Oil, No Amends For Abu Ghraib, Golf for Local Military Families, Website Helping Wounded, Veterans Chide Meg Whitman

We'll find out where all the chefs are eating during Restaurant Week and what neighborhood festivals are happening this weekend preview.

Filmgoers Have Three Very Different Fests to Choose From

The Human Rights Watch Film Festival opens this weekend at the Museum of Photographic Arts. We'll speak to the festival director and two San Diego filmmakers whose documentary is featured as part of the organization's Youth Producing Change series.

Phoenix, Brad Paisley, The Walkmen. There's a lot of music to see this weekend as well as some arts and family festivals. Our guests will give some sage advice for your weekend plans.

200 years ago a band of rebels in Mexico began what became a very long and brutal struggle for independence from Spain. We'll talk about some of the history, the famous figures, the legends and the traditions that have grown up around the celebration of Mexican Independence. And how relations between the US and Mexico have evolved into the present day.

If you enjoyed the Old Globe's recent staging of Neil Simon's "Lost in Yonkers," then you'll be happy to know Simon's semi-autobiographical works "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and "Broadway Bound" begin in repertory this week. We'll talk with the director, Scott Schwartz, son of Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz.

EarthFair in Balboa Park is the largest free annual environmental fair in the world. Produced by more than 400 volunteers, San Diego’s Earth Day observance is celebrating its 19th anniversary on Sun

Workers will cut down a giant sugar gum tree today in Balboa park. The tree is over 100 feet high and stands in front of the Old Globe Theater. It was planted during the great depression. Reporter Dav

Camp Pendleton’s Muslim Chaplain a Proud American