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Airs Sunday, September 4, 2011 at 12:30 p.m. on KPBS TV

Former U.S. diplomat David Mack says it could be family considerations that lead Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi to seek asylum while his country strains to keep order. The Libyan leader's whereabouts are still unknown as opposition forces battle loyalist troops for control of the capital.

All you need to know about the latest pest threatening the multimillion dollar agriculture industry in San Diego County.

More San Diego county kindergarteners are starting school without being vaccinated.

California's governor just signed a bill that relaxes regulations on San Diego's brewery tasting rooms. Will this change the brew landscape in San Diego?

Some people say at-large elections make it more difficult to elect members of racial minority groups to boards. And this issue is coming home to roost in Vista. Today we bring you a look at the news of North San Diego County. And we start by talking about the Vista School Board.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced Monday that since Congress has failed to reauthorize the No Child Left Behind law, he will begin granting waivers that exempt states from some of its mandates. But House Republicans complained that the secretary should have waited for Congress.

Officer Jeremy Henwood, 36, a four-year veteran, died early Sunday morning. It is the second time a San Diego police officer has been shot while on-duty in the last 10 months.

Obama's decision not to prosecute CIA agents for torture has incited bitter debate. It's also raised questions about punishment already meted out to those low-ranking soldiers like Lynndie England, convicted in the 2004 abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib prison.

They succeeded in shifting the debt debate from a "balanced approach" to one focused solely on spending cuts. But they may not be united in what to tackle next.