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  • By choosing Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan to deliver the official response to President Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday night, Republicans are sending the nation two messages about their priorities: Undo much of what Obama has done, but undo it in a civil way.
  • White House Today Unveils Ambitious Plan To Assist Military Families
  • What can the U.S. and Mexico do to prevent future ocean contamination from sewage spills along the border? What can San Diego do to reduce contamination in our local waterways? We talk about what caused the recent sewage spill that forced beach closures in Imperial Beach.
  • There's more to a great Superbowl party menu than chips and salsa. On this month's Food Hour, we huddle to discuss the best food for your superbowl party. And how everyone, men included, can get in the pre-game food prep.
  • In Pakistan, a battle has been joined by those who want a tolerant Islamic state against those who want a fundamentalist religious regime.
  • Water rates and redevelopment are hot topics in San Diego that draw strong reactions around the city. The city council will consider both at its meeting this afternoon.
  • Philadelphia will be the newest city to launch the Humane Society's anti-dogfighting program, thanks in part to a donation by convicted dog fighter Michael Vick's team, the Philadelphia Eagles. The End Dogfighting campaign recruits former dog fighters to take training classes with their pets.
  • Quintan Wiktorowicz, the newest member of the National Security Council, is an expert on how some people decide to become terrorists. He moves to the White House after his research "shattered some of the stereotypes we have about Muslims and radicalization."
  • President Obama says he wants to put the economy into overdrive in the next two years. To help in that task, he's called on the CEO of General Electric to lead a new business advisory board. Jeffrey Immelt's assignment is to look for ways to encourage private employers to hire more workers.
  • San Diego Congressman Duncan D. Hunter introduced legislation this week that would slow down the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell. We'll find out what kind of support Hunter is getting from his colleagues in the House and how the bill could impede the implementation of the repeal.
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