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  • Lina Leandersson is a 12 year-old vampire in Let the Right One In (Magnolia Pictures)
  • A Portland, Oregon-based company wants to build a wind farm in Southeastern San Diego County. The location for the proposed farm is just north of Interstate 8 and the town of Boulevard - next to an existing wind farm in Campo. We discuss whether the Tule Wind Project and other proposed energy projects are a good fit for the community.
  • Students in isolated parts of the country may lack running water or electricity, but they now have laptops. Peru is purchasing hundreds of thousands of $200 computers through the One Laptop Per Child program. The hope is to link poor villages to the modern era.
  • Today marks the third anniversary of the American Invasion of Iraq. San Diego's armed forces continue to play a significant role in the ongoing struggle. The duration of the war, and the fact there's
  • Wongs films wereand still aremore art house than mainstream, and he eventually took to not only writing and directing his films but also producing them since they were seen as financially risky. In addition, Wong started to favor making films without a script. This is ironic since he began his career writing scripts for other directors. But with each successive film, Wong relied less and less on a conventional script. Thats because Wong likes to think of himself as a jazz musician, and his hip, free-flowing films like jam sessions. Wongs sessions result in films that approximate jazz improvisation in their rhythms and visual riffs. He begins each project with no more than an idea and the confidence that he can ad-lib the rest.
  • The San Diego Port Commission voted unanimously to give the go ahead to a major hotel development on the Embarcadero between Broadway and B Street. KPBS reporter Alison St John has more.
  • We talk with Troy Johnson and Kinsee Morlan about what to do this weekend in San Diego on the Weekend Preview.
  • Some presidential front-runners are slipping while some long-shots are looking like contenders. As 2007 closes, the big political stories in the presidential campaign are the unexpected rise of Republican Mike Huckabee and uncertainty about which Democrat will emerge victorious.
  • Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is building what he describes as a vital military alliance with Russia. Chavez claims he needs Russian support because U.S. officials are plotting to overthrow him. Critics say Chavez is diverting attention from critical problems ahead of next month's elections.
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