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From the Miramar Air Show to Oktoberfest in La Mesa and everything in between, we'll talk about events happening throughout San Diego county with our culture scouts.

DAILY REPORT: Pakistan Draws Line at Manned Aircraft, Arlington Scandal Addressed by Bi-Partisan Bill, 9/11 Responders Still Not Compensated, "Top-Secret America", US War Crimes Trail Begins

The United Nations World Food Program announced Tuesday that increases in food prices could leave more than 100 million people hungry. The head of the program calls the international crisis a "silent tsunami." A summit Tuesday was aimed at addressing the issue.

Legislative achievements such as the health care law, financial regulation and the economic stimulus bill are all under attack, and Democrats up for re-election are distancing themselves from the party.

Teen Critic Impressed by More Than Cops and Robbers

As members of Congress look into safeguarding young athletes, researchers report that a college lineman who committed suicide had a degenerative brain disease normally linked to much older players. It's prompting a new round of questions about safety in the dangerous game that Americans love.

This year's Carlsbad Music Festival continues to draw young and talented composers and musicians to their alternative classical music festival. Joining us for a performance is the festival's founding ensemble-in-residence, the Calder Quartet. We'll also hear from the winner of this year's composers competition, Kate Moore.

Camp Pendleton’s Sgt Darhonda Rodela: One Courageous Marine

Long-time public broadcasting journalist and author Bill Moyers joins us today to discuss the state of politics, the role of religion in the U.S., and recent changes in the media.

How is the field of biomimicry best illustrated in design and inventions around the world? We'll learn about the San Diego Zoo's biomimicry program which explores animal behavior and draws upon the natural world for fun and profit.