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Tens of thousands of Libyans celebrate the partial fall of Tripoli in the hands of the Libyan rebels on August 21, 2011 in Benghazi, Libya.

Joy And Resistance Greet Rebels In Tripoli

Libyan rebels fought to consolidate their hold on Tripoli on Monday, having pushed into the capital after months of fighting, as crowds celebrated in hopes that leader Moammar Gadhafi's 42-year reign was nearing its end.

Floyd Landis on The California Tour last year.

Sports Update: Padres Holding On To First, Floyd Landis Admits To Doping

Will the Padres maintain their hold on first place in the National League West? What does Floyd Landis' admission that he used illegal performance enhancing drugs tell us about the world of professional cycling? Lee "Hacksaw" Hamilton joins us for a local sports update.

Leslie Bradshaw displays her iPad and MacBook Air -- some of the wireless devices she carries with her. Bradshaw -- who doesn't have a land line, high-speed Internet or subscription TV at home -- describes herself as a "digital gypsy."

Cutting The Cord: Staying Connected Without Wires

Cable, phone and satellite companies compete feverishly to deliver high-speed Internet and HDTV to American homes via wires and dishes. But some consumers remain well connected without those traditional services.

Daimler employees in Sindelfingen, Germany, protest on Tuesday the proposed move of some production of the C-Class sedan to the U.S.

Currency Risk Drives Daimler's Move To Alabama

Automakers around the globe are looking for ways to save money. The German carmaker Daimler AG says it has found a way by moving some production of its popular Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan from Germany to Alabama, reducing the company's exposure to exchange-rate risks.

Events: Timken's Art Of Fashion, 94.9 Independence Jam, And Lesands

San Diego offers up some great art and music events this weekend, including the Timken Museum's Art of Fashion event and 94.9's Independence Jam.

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Woody Allen Returns to New York

Police and SWAT team members gather at the scene as employees evacuate their offices after a shooting at the Legions Place office building in Orlando, Fla., on Friday.

Orlando Shooting Targets Suspect's Ex-Employer

A suspect was arrested hours after a shooting attack at an Orlando office tower left one person dead and five injured. Police say the man told them he was upset at the engineering firm where he formerly worked, accusing the company of blocking him from receiving unemployment benefits. He was fired two years ago.

A screen grab taken from news footage by Japanese public broadcaster NHK shows a fire at the tsunami-hit area of Fukushima prefecture. A massive 8.9-magnitude earthquake shook Japan, unleashing a powerful tsunami that sent ships crashing into the shore and carried cars through the streets of coastal towns.

Hundreds Dead As Quake, Tsunami Hit Japan

A massive tsunami triggered by one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded smashed into Japan Friday, killing hundreds of people as it swept away boats, cars and homes.

The Gulf of Mexico oil slick from the sunken Deepwater Horizon drilling platform looms off the coast of Louisiana in this NASA image taken Tuesday.

Transocean Seeks To Limit Liability For Oil Rig Blast

The Swiss company has been named in more than 100 class action, personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits related to the April 20 rig explosion that killed 11 people on its Deepwater Horizon drill rig. Transocean planned to ask a federal court in Houston to cap its overall liability from the incident at less than $27 million.

Area Temp. Could Break Triple-Digit Mark

Warm weather descended on San Diego County today, with inland highs expected to teeter on the brink of the triple-digit mark. By Thursday, inland temperatures could break 100 degrees.

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