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  • Former San Diego US Attorney Carol Lam was on Capitol Hill today, called by the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer questions about her dismissal. From Washington, Benjamin Shaw reports.
  • The city of San Diego's Independent Monitor has issued his first report to city council. Stanley Keller did his best to reassure council members he would not send the city multi-million-dollar bills l
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  • Hawaii is recovering from Sunday's 6.6 magnitude earthquake. The quake damaged buildings and roads and knocked out power. There are no reports of fatalities.
  • How many times have you done this…(drop mail in blue box). Or this (put mail in box and raise flag) Or maybe just left your mail in the box an extra day or two. Well, you may want to think twice abou
  • The first roadmap to stop greenhouse gas emissions was approved in Thailand today. The report lays out plans to avert a disastrous spike in global temperatures. KPBS environmental reporter Ed Joyce te
  • The Interior Department is removing the American bald eagle from protection under the Endangered Species Act. Once almost wiped out by hunters and DDT poisoning, the eagle has not only survived but is thriving.
  • Barack Obama's campaign has claimed that polls do not capture their support among young voters, who tend to use cell phones exclusively. Pollsters say results aren't skewed yet, but they are rethinking their methodology as more people ditch their landlines.
  • At least 15 people are dead after a woman detonated explosives hidden under her burqa at a police checkpoint in Bannu, Pakistan, on Monday. It appears to be Pakistan's first female suicide bomb attack, officials say.
  • Domestic security officials will get access, for the first time, to information from surveillance satellites. The decision was made by the Director of National Intelligence.
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