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Airs Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017 at 9 p.m. on KPBS TV

Shanghai. Photo by Dan Eckstein

President Bush chastises Congress, saying lawmakers have little to show for 2007 and urging quick approval of funds for the war on terror and repeal of the alternative minimum tax.

The worldwide economic turmoil is showing signs of impact in the West African city of Dakar, as rising prices of food, fuel and fertilizer threaten the livelihood of the nation's poor. Africa will not be immune to the financial crisis, a World Bank executive says.

Residents of Carlsbad are getting nervous about talk of more air traffic at Palomar Airport. A recent study suggests north county residents could use the airport to fly to places like San Francisco, L

If history hadn't gotten in the way, Andrew Romanoff could have been the emperor of Russia. But as things turned out, the grandnephew of the ill-fated last czar spends his time painting whimsical, fo

Mechanics have made some mistakes fixing US Airways planes at an FAA-approved facility in El Salvador. Industry executives and the FAA say the maintenance work is just as safe as any work done in the U.S. But airlines and the FAA don't make maintenance problems public.

Guan Ai — "loving care" in Chinese — is a boarding school in a poor, tiny village. Though it lacks frills, staff at Guan Ai has made an effort to foster warmth and creativity, and it is a refuge from the competitive environment at traditional schools.

To quite a bit of fanfare, Google launched its new music service about two weeks ago. Mos Def, Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park, and other high-profile artists took part in the launch.

Dwane Brown, sitting in for Tom Fudge, looks at the best bets for your weekend itinerary with David Coddon, Assistant Arts Editor for the San Diego Union Tribune.