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When we heard the bad news about the store. This is the wh oc radio. 1000 watts of pure pleasure it is called. He says the storm is coming. This is called katrina. He says that could be the end of time. Thats the way it sounded to me so i was up there visiting and i thought this would be the end of time. I wanted a something that is what to do in my life. So i went to the training depot, stood next to the track because i knew the train is coming out of south mississippi and i wanted to stand as ...

I say draft day because here in the bay area a few years ago there was a young man playing High School Football and jared goff could be the number one pick in this years draft. The kid from nevada who played at mc. Well talk about that a little bit later in the newscast. A lot of sports going on here in the bay area including the san jose sharks. Also want to let you know were doing Something Different here at ktvu. Were Live Streaming behind the scenes at ktvu. Com. We also have a link on faceb...

Next warren buffett. All of that and more over the next hour. First, lets go to the headlines from our radio cohost carol massar. A five p 500 snapping day slide, gaining more than one percent, after better than expected u. S. Jobs reports. Dropped toyment rate a fiveyear low, payroll with 203,000 jobs added. Sears is looking to spin off its lands end unit which has remained profitable despite the company struggles. And there was much glitz and glamour for todays world cup draw. Rizzo will faced...

Reporter police say farook was an inspector for the depg. He abruptly left the Holiday Party after a dispute, came back, alongside malik. I heard rapid shooting. Boom, boom, boom. Reporter investigators say the suspects came equipped dressed in Tactical Gear. Family members receiving gutwrenching Text Messages that an active shooting was taking place. People shot. Waiting for cops. Reporter this was the frightening scene inside. Are you ready . If youre not cool reporter dozens of employees bein...

For Veterans Day, Roundtable hosts a conversation about the issues military members and veterans face, and the value they add to the region. Plus, some San Diego residents are making their voices heard over concerns about the cost of electricity.

In 1878, the improper termination lawsuit went to trial. History columnist Kim Jarrell Johnson shares details of the case.

San Diego’s largest newspaper has been sold once again. What does it mean for the future of local journalism in San Diego?

The San Diego Union-Tribune has been sold to MediaNews Group, a Denver-based operating unit of cost-cutting investment firm Alden Global Capital.

Learn to grow millet, a fast-growing late-season crop, easily adaptable in the kitchen, and outstrips many more common grains as a nutritional powerhouse.

John Edward Gloag was born in London in 1896, served in the Welsh Guards in WW1 where he was gas-poisoned by his own side, and invalided home. Shattered by the experience, he was determined to champion new ideas for society and begins to write about relationship between modernism in design and society. His first books were straightforward: Simple Furniture and Arrangement (1921, the only book written with his wife), The House we Ought to Live In (1923, great title) and Colour & comfort in decora...