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  • A model of a surveillance drone by the French Dassault Aviation and the British BAE Systems is on display at the International Paris Air Show in June.
    Popularity Of Drones Takes Off For Many Countries
    Roughly 50 countries are now developing and producing the unmanned aircraft for both surveillance and strikes, shifting the balance in the skies. And increasingly, they're being used to replace troops on the ground, which raises issues about the ethics and legality of striking with a high level of ease.
  • Rebecca Zahau
    SD County Sheriff Gore: Woman's Death At Mansion A Suicide
    When a 32-year-old woman's naked body was found hanging from a historic Southern California mansion's balcony, investigators were quick to say they weren't ruling out suicide.
  • U.S. House Majority Whip Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), House Majority Leader Rep. Eric Cantor (R-VA), Speaker of the House Rep. John Boehner (R-OH), and Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA) walk toward the microphones after a meeting with President Barack Obama June 1, 2011 at the White House in Washington, DC. Obama had a meeting with members of the House Republican Conference on the national debt ceiling, after the House rejected a bill for a $2.4 trillion debt hike.
    Treasury: Debt Default Would Be 'Catastrophic'
    Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner travels to Capitol Hill on Thursday with a warning for freshman lawmakers: They must vote to increase the government's credit limit or risk an economic catastrophe.
  • Treasury: Debt Default Would Be 'Catastrophic'
    Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner travels to Capitol Hill on Thursday with a warning for freshman lawmakers: They must vote to increase the government's credit limit or risk an economic disaster. But not everyone on Capitol Hill is buying that doomsday scenario.
  • Securities and Exchange Commission Files Charges Against Former City Officials
    The Securities and Exchange Commission files civil fraud charges against five former San Diego city employees. KPBS reporter Alison St John explains the charges, how city officials are responding to t
  • China's V.P. Strengthens Ties In Muscatine, Iowa
    Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping, the heir apparent to the presidency, visited Muscatine, Iowa Wednesday. He spent a week with a family there in 1985 to learn about American agriculture. Des Moines Register reporter Kyle Munson discusses the relationships foreign leaders form with U.S. towns.
  • SD Spends $7 Million on Legal Fees in Pension Debacle
    The city of San Diego and its pension system have paid close to $7 million dollars so far in legal fees to defend elected officials, pension board members and administrators involved in the city’s lo
  • U.S. Navy SEALs practice Over The Beach evolutions during a training exercise in a Remote Training Facility.
    Obama's Military Tactics: Risky Missions, Elite Units
    President Obama has authorized several risky military missions in the past year and can claim major successes: the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan; the airstrike that killed terrorism suspect Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen; and the ongoing drone strikes in Pakistan.
  • Who will benefit from stem cell research?
    Host Alison St. John speaks to Professors Mary Blair-Loy and Larry Hinman about the public conference they are organizing on stem cell research. The conference will focus on the social justice issues
  • The Boston Red Sox' David Ortiz is mobbed by teammates after his game-and series-winning 10th-inning home run against the Anaheim Angels in their 2004 American League Division Series.
    BASEBALL: THE TENTH INNING
    Stream now or tune in Wednesday, June 2, 2021 at 9 p.m. & Saturday, June 5 at Noon on KPBS 2
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