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  • Michelle Poland of Bryan's Road, MD, rallies against the Senate's health care reform bill outside Capitol Hill on Nov. 21, 2009 in Washington, DC.
    To Pass, Health Bill May Have To Ditch Public Option
    It will be another week before senators begin floor debate on the Democrats' health care overhaul bill, but many in Washington are already predicting the demise of its current provision for a modest government-run insurance program.
  • Schwarzenegger Introduces Lieutenant Governor Nominee
    Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger introduced his choice for lieutenant governor, Sen. Abel Maldonado, to the public today in East Los Angeles.
  • Missing-Somali Case Gives Recruitment Clues To FBI
    Documents unsealed Monday in a Minnesota investigation allege a broad and effective recruitment campaign to persuade Somali-Americans to join an Islamist insurgency in Somalia.
  • Waves ripple along the coastline at Torrey Pines State Beach as the tide moves out.
    State Budget Cuts Impacting Local Parks, Beaches
    Recent cuts to city and state budgets are affecting local beaches and parks. We take a look at how this impacts the quality of life for San Diego residents.
  • Michelle Poland of Bryan's Road, MD, rallies against the Senate's health care reform bill outside Capitol Hill on Nov. 21, 2009 in Washington, DC.
    To Pass, Health Bill May Have To Ditch Public Option
    It will be another week before senators begin floor debate on the Democrats' health care overhaul bill, but many in Washington are already predicting the demise of its current provision for a modest government-run insurance program.
  • Cell Phones Could Start Cutting Into GPS Market
    As millions of Americans plan for long drives to Thanksgiving dinner, many will use GPS devices to guide the way. But analysts say GPS-enabled cell phones, now with bigger screens and better speakers, are going to cut into the sales of stand-alone devices.
  • First lady Michelle Obama explains the history and protocol surrounding official state dinners with a group of young women from the White House Leadership and Mentoring Program on Tuesday.
    For First Lady, Protocol Critical For State Dinner
    The Obamas host Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday night at the most formal of all dinners. First lady Michelle Obama said she and the president will be like swans, gliding with poise and serenity — while paddling furiously to get things right.
  • "Does this make me look fat?" Jonathan Katz' death row inmate with weight issues in "Death Row Diet"
    Death Row Diet
    Animator Mike Salva Talks About His New Short
  • An Amazon.com employee works at a Fernley, Nev., warehouse last December. This year, the online retailer is hiring hundreds of temporary staff at fulfillment centers across the country to help meet holiday demand.
    Iffy Consumer Outlook Clouds Holiday Hiring
    Each holiday season, thousands of people find temporary jobs helping retail companies meet the demands of the busiest shopping period of the year. This year, many companies are being cautious about additional hiring because consumers are expected to spend only slightly more than last year.
  • What Lies Do You Tell Your Children?
    New research shows that parents lie to their children more than they realize. We speak to an author of the study about her findings as well as a local therapist about the kinds of lies parents are telling and when to be concerned about your child's lying.
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