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  • Pet Patrol's Sandie Lampe joined us in-studio to talk about the Silver Bay Kennel Club Dog Show, which is taking place on February 25th & 26th at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.

  • KUSI's Kerri Lane was in Balboa Park at the Veteran's Museum & Memorial Center, where they're celebrating a special anniversary today.

  • Tony award-winning actress Phylicia Rashad joined us via satellite to talk about her new romantic comedy, "Good Deeds."  The film hits theaters Friday, February 24th.

  • It's time for some authentic Mardi Gras food! Joining us this morning was Karyes & Carol Ann Stockdale, from Stockdale's Fine Southern Cuisine.

  • Ladies, how would you like to improve your life with just five easy tips? Joining us this morning with those tips were Bobbye Brooks and Tonilee Adamson, from Media 4 Women and Daily Disciples Ministries.

  • Last year alone, about 50,000 Americans died of colon cancer.  Often it can be prevented with early detection, but a new report found that many people have "unfounded worries" about the screening tests and therefore avoid them. Here to discuss this topic was Doctor Steven Ruderman, of XIMED Medical Group.

  • This Friday there is a property tax sale auction here in San Diego County.  The last day to register for the auction is tomorrow, February 22nd. There are some amazing houses on the auction block that you don't want to miss out on. Joining us in-studio with all the details was San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector, Dan McAllister.

  • Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher joined us in-studio to talk about a new legislation that is aimed at improving campaign disclosure laws. Under current laws, special interest groups can hide behind campaign committees that may have misleading names and no true accounting of where their money is coming from when the ads appear. The California Disclose Act will change the way the game is played.
     

  • Sprucing up your home doesn't have to cost a fortune and it can be done easily! Joining us this morning to show us how was Michelle Strausbaugh, with Reveal Studio Interior Design. You can see more of Michelle's designs in the March issue of San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles Magazine.

  • The 11th Annual Operation Thin Mint sends "A taste of home and a note to show we care" to deployed military troops. Joining us this morning were dozens of San Diego Girl Scouts to help celebrate Operation Thin Mint!

  • Doctor Richard Lederer has written more than 40 books on language, history and humor. In honor of President's Day, Richard joined us in studio to test us on presidential trivia. 

     

  • PlayStation is releasing a brand new handheld game system and the Muscle Man of Technology, Bruce Pechman, was here to give us a sneak peek before it hits the shelves.

  • Tomorrow, February 21st, the student body presidents of San Diego County high schools will be honored for their leadership. Joining us this morning was president of Laurels for Leaders, Karina Sousa, and president of Mission Hills High School ASB, Amber Gallegos, and president of Christian High School ASB, Matthew Naugle.

  • Phil Blair, president and CEO of Manpower, joined us in studio to talk about informational interviews.  An informational interview is when you meet someone who can help you with your job search but doesn't actually have a job for you.

  • This morning we were talking all things sports with XX 1090 Sports Radio program director Jack Cronin.

  • KUSI was honored to have an Olympic gold medalist in the studio this morning. Track star Monique Henderson was also inducted into the Breitbard Hall of Fame on Wednesday, February 15, at the San Diego Hall of Champions. She joined us this morning to talk about her recent honor and her unique Boot Camp. 

  • A Herman Melville classic is hitting the opera stage. The West Coast premiere of "Moby-Dick" starts on February 18th and KUSI's Kerri Lane was at the San Diego Civic Theatre with more. 

  • The San Diego Naval Special Warfare Family Foundation plays a huge part in helping the Navy community here in the county. Joining us this morning to tell us about its services and an upcoming event was founder and chairman of the foundation, Craig Irving.

  • "Act of Valor" is a movie about an elite team of Navy SEALs who embark on a covert mission to recover a CIA agent.  Joining us this morning were the two directors of the film, Mike "Mouse" McCoy and Scott Waugh. "Act of Valor" comes out on February 24th.

  • Baby Jeremiah was delivered into his father's hands on the I-15 freeway last Monday, February 6th. This morning baby Jeremiah made his television debut on KUSI! Also joining us was mom and dad, Nicole & Aaron Reynolds, and brothers AJ and Josiah.

  • The San Diego Unified School District is facing a 124 million dollar deficit. The district is expecting to make over one-thousand layoffs unless there are concessions.  Joining us this morning was SDUSD Board of Education President, Doctor John Lee Evans.

  • The KUSI car expert Dave Stall was here with the sleek 2012 Lotus Evora. 

  • Many parents know how hard it is to protect their kids when they're online, but you might be surprised to learn how aggressive sexual predators can be. District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis was here with those statistics and information on what her office is doing about it.

  • Two local teachers are trying to make a change in the U.S. education system. Joining us this morning was local teacher and 2003 Milken United States National Educator of the Year, Keith Ballard. 

  • Earlier we told you that Tony Gwynn is expected to make a full recovery from his recent surgery to remove a cancerous growth in his cheek. A hospital spokesperson told KUSI that surgeons may later address whether or not the use of chewing tobacco led to this cancer scare. Joining us this morning with more on the issue was Mary Parra, from the American Cancer Society.

  • Actor Nicolas Cage joined us via satellite to talk about the newest installment in the "Ghost Rider" series, "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance." The movie hits theatres nationwide tomorrow, February 17th.

  • KUSI's Mike Castellucci was at Paras Newsstand in North Park talking about the new Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. He was also checking out the hottest bikini trends for the summer. Check out the colorful swimsuits by Lady Lux Swimwear!

  • If you're looking for that ultimate vacation, we have some ideas for you.  Frances Confreres, CEO of TravelWorld of Coronado, joined us with the lowdown.

  • The fastest-growing community college in California is right here in San Diego.  Pam Luster is President of Mesa College and she joined us this morning to share her thoughts on Mesa's growth.

  • Whitney Houston's funeral service will be held this weekend at her hometown church in New Jersey. One of her most memorable performances was singing the national anthem at Super Bowl XXV. Joining us this morning was Jahja Ling, who worked with Houston for that performance and is currently the music director for the San Diego Symphony.

  • The San Diego Chamber of Commerce has made a commitment to help small businesses and do what they can to jump start the San Diego economy. Joining us this morning was the president and CEO of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce, Ruben Barrales.

  • KUSI car expert Dave Stall was here talking about personalized brake caliper covers.

  • Chef Bernard Guillas, from the Marine Room, and Amy Debise,  from the Shore Restaurant, joined us on the KUSI patio with some delicious Valentine's Day dishes.

  • Finding out if you are romantically compatible may come down to when you were born. Joining us this morning was Pam Ciampi, a certified professional astrologer.

  • Most people go out and buy a box of chocolates for Valentine's Day, but KUSI's Kerri Lane went one step further and made her own! She was at the Art Institute of California making chocolates and French macarons.

  • Here to give us the low down on wedding planning was Pamela Ann Noxon, with The Wedding Party Bridal Show.

  • There's no better gift on Valentine's Day than a home cooked meal! Joining us in studio was Chef Bernard Guillas, from the Marine Room, with some great ideas.

  • Joining us this morning was Dr. Fred Singer who is a noted atmospheric physicist and one of the world's chief skeptics of global warming.

  • Doctor Steven Ruderman, of XIMED Medical Group, joined us in studio with another reason to get into shape! Physical activity may reduce the risk of dementia-related death.

  • Holidays are hard when you have family deployed overseas. Anna Liza Soriano joined us in studio to wish her Navy Corpsman boyfriend a Happy Valentine's Day. Here to help us do that was the San Diego Mesa College Vocal Ensemble.

  • Temecula is saying Happy Valentine's Day to a Camp Pendleton Marine. The Gary Sinise Foundation and the Tunnel to Towers Foundation have committed to create homes for wounded warriors. Joining us this morning was Frank Siller, from Tunnel to Towers Foundation, and Danny Rodriguez, the New York police officer made famous for singing "God Bless America" at all the 9-11 events.

  • Beauty expert Stacy Cox was here with some tips on how to look your best on Valentine's Day.

  • Rich Rinde, from the San Diego Turtle and Tortoise Society, was here with "Gary," a 40-50-year-old male California Desert Tortoise who is available for adoption.  For more information, call 619-991-4672, or click www.sdturtle.org

  • Susan Queen, from San Diego School of Flower Design, was here to show us the latest trends in flowers and arrangements.

  • John Coupal, from the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, was here to talk about Governor Jerry Brown's proposal to raise state taxes in an effort to alleviate California's fiscal pain.

  • Brad Perry was in Pacific Beach at Great News Cookware & Cooking School Monday morning, learning how to make some special Valentine's Day treats.

  • When you hear the sweet whistled tones of "Sweet Georgia Brown," it can only mean one thing: The Harlem Globetrotters are back! Globetrotter Anthony "Buckets" Blakes was here to show us some of the group's classic ball tricks and to tell us about the upcoming show this Friday, February 17th, 7pm at the Valley View Casino Center.

  • The WWE Monday Night Raw Supershow comes to the Valley View Casino tonight!  The star of the show, "The Miz," joined us in-studio to give us a preview.

  • Former San Diego police officer Anthony Arevalos was sentenced last week to nearly nine years in prison for bribing and sexually assaulting women he stopped in the Gaslamp District for drunken driving and other offenses. One of those victims, Talia, joined us on Good Morning San Diego, along with her attorney, to recount her personal experience with Arevalos.

  • KUSI's Leslie Lopez was at Ocean Beach Elementary School teaching the students about weather and composting.

  • Did you know that one person dies every minute due to heart disease? Joining us this morning to teach us how to love our hearts was San Diego County Public Health Officer, Dr. Wilma Wooten. Also, on Tuesday, February 14, all around San Diego County there will be free blood pressure screenings.  Check out this video for more details.

  • Homeowners who fell victim to improper foreclosure practices could be getting a lifeline.  The Obama administration has reached a 26 billion dollar mortgage relief deal, but will it really help? Here to talk more on the issue was broker John Altman.

  • KUSI car expert Dave Stall cruised by with the smokin' hot 2012 Jaguar XKR-S. The sports car hits 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds.  Check it out!

  • Supporters trying to save the historic cross on Mount Soledad are headed to the Supreme Court to defend the 58-year-old war memorial from being torn down.  Joining us this morning was Jeff Mateer, Attorney of Mount Soledad Memorial Association, to discuss the history and importance of the landmark.

  • KUSI's Leslie Lopez was at Saint John of the Cross Catholic School in Lemon Grove for another "KUSI Weather Class."

  • February is the perfect time to get to know your heart and take the right steps to get healthy. It's a fact that more women die of heart disease than all forms of cancer combined.  Joining us this morning was Dr. Susan Mahler, a heart transplant survivor.

  • Sam Zien, also known as "Same the Cooking Guy," joined us on Good Morning San Diego to show us how to make simple pastrami wraps.

  • The Twilight Saga is the most popular vampire series ever! This morning KUSI welcomed one of the stars of Twilight, Casey LaBow, who plays the role of Kate Denali.

  • County Supervisor Ron Roberts delivered his State of the County address last night at Balboa Park. He joined us on Good Morning San Diego to talk about some of his initiatives.

  • Local Marine Drill Instructor, Sgt. Philip A. McCulloch Jr., is being presented with the third highest award for combat valor-- the Silver Star Medal. He joined us this morning to talk about the amazing honor.

  • Home Instead Senior Care's Salute to Senior Service program is searching for outstanding senior volunteers in San Diego. Nominees must be 65 years of age or older and volunteer at least 15 hours a month. Joining us this morning to tell us more about the program and how to get involved was Leslie Bojorquez, with Home Instead Senior Care.

  • The new show at the La Jolla Playhouse follows a Mexican immigrant studying for his U.S. Citizenship exam. During his studies he becomes engulfed in the journeys of American history. Joining us this morning to tell us more about "American Night: The Ballad of Juan Jose" was playwright, Richard Montoya. 

  • KUSI's Kerri Lane fulfilled one of her childhood dreams this morning! She was hanging out with the penguins at the SeaWorld Penguin Encounter.

  • KUSI car expert Dave Stall and Dave Lee, from Toyota, joined us on the KUSI patio to show off the remodeled 2012 Prius.

  • Grammy-winner Estelle is playing a couple shows at Anthology on Wednesday night, and she joined us via telephone to talk about her new album due out later this month, and what we can expect at her shows.

  • There is a new PBS series hitting the airwaves called "America Revealed." It takes a look at the networks that bring us our food, energy and goods. Joining us this morning was the host of the new series and "Survivor: Cook Islands" winner, Yul Kwon.

  • Derek Thomas was one of two survivors of a terrible accident that took the lives of four others. Derek was on his way home after a trip to Mammoth with friends & classmates on August 9, 2010 when the SUV he was riding in lost control, flipped on its side and was hit by oncoming traffic. He suffered burns on more than 85% of his body and doctors gave him a 1 percent chance of survival.  Derek beat those odds and he joined us in studio to tell us about a big event coming up.

  • KUSI's Kerri Lane was in Lemon Grove this morning with the extremely talented De La Motte family. You don't want to miss this video!

  • Bruce Pechman, The Muscle Man of Technology, was here with Valentine's Day gift ideas for ladies to give to their special someone.

  • Did you know in California it is illegal to smoke in cars when kids younger than 16 are inside? The number of teens exposed to smoke in cars has gone down but experts say it isn't enough.  Here to tell us more about this topic was Dr. Steven Ruderman, of XIMED Medical Group.

  • Do you feel like you are looking for love in all the wrong places? Well the new singles bar doesn't require a huge tab, just an internet connection. Here to talk about online dating was professional dating coach, Deanna Lorraine.

  • Bruce Pechman, The Muscle Man of Technology, joined us in studio with some great high tech ideas for guys to give their girls this Valentine's Day.

  • This morning we were talking heart health and saving lives. Did you know that every 60 seconds a woman in the United States suffers a heart attack? Joining us this morning was Dr. Lori Mosca, a spokesperson on women's health and the campaign "Make The Call, Don't Miss a Beat."

  • Vicki and Ricki from Save-A-Life Educators were here to show us the proper way to do CPR if you witness a collapse.  First call 9-1-1, then follow these simple directions and think 'Stayin' Alive.'

  • Rebecca Justice, of Rebecca Justice Collections, and Marie Cunning, CEO and founder of Andrew Morgan Furniture, joined us on the KUSI patio with some tips and trends in home decorating.

  • My Girlfriend's Closet is a local non-profit organization that collects women's clothing, shoes and other accessories for needy families. My Girlfriend's Closet and The Princess Project were here today to tell us about their upcoming events. 

  • Joining us this morning with the best and worst Super Bowl commercials was Rachel Kerestes, Strategy Director for MiresBall.

  • Election season is in full swing! Nevada held their caucus over the weekend, putting Mitt Romney in the lead over the GOP candidates. Joining us this morning with a look at this year's election season and what we can expect were Tony Krvaric, Chairman of the San Diego Republican Party, and Jess Durfee, Chairman of the San Diego Democratic Party.

  • Phil Blair, President and CEO of Manpower, was in studio talking about being the "connector" you want to be.

  • Super Bowl parties aren't complete without pizza! So, KUSI has teamed up with Steve Carlson, from Food Smackdown, to find out who has the best pizza in town.  Check out these mouth watering pizza pies!

  • "Give Back Go Green" is part of a new program that is helping out local schools. Joining us this morning to explain and talk about was Mike Durham, CEO of Peachjar, and Robert Ashley, from Del Sur Elementary. For more information about the new program, click here.

  • KUSI car expert Dave Stall stopped by to show off the 2012 Jeep Wrangler with a factory trailer.

  • Thyroid cancer is one of the fastest growing cancers in women. A recent study says the increase could possibly be related to the use of dental x-rays and mammograms. Joining us this morning was Doctor Roya Kohani, with RevivaMed Integrative Medicine, to tell us more about the problems related to thyroid cancer.

  • Lions Tigers and Bears is an Exotic Animal Sanctuary that San Diego County is so lucky to have. KUSI's Kerri Lane was in Alpine feeding a very noisy and hungry tiger at the Big Cat & Exotic Animal Rescue. You don't want to miss this video!

  • Former Marine Justin Aysse is 25 years old and just signed a letter of intent to play football for San Diego State.  KUSI's Brad Perry, dwarfed by this mountain of a man, caught up with Justin on Friday morning to talk about the next chapter in his life.

  • Chef Chris Brill & Richie Vought, from Iowa Meat Farms & Siesel's Meat, were here this morning with some tasty game day grubdown.

  • KUSI's Leslie Lopez was exploring the wonders of weather this morning with some second grade students at Knob Hill Elementary.

  • This weekend is the 1st Annual Heart Di Vite, which is a benefit for the UCSD Center for Biological Sciences. The event is on Sunday, February 5th, and will be hosted by Cooks Confab.  Joining us in studio with more information was Chef Chad White, of Cooks Confab, and Michael Horvat, Director of Development for the UCSD Biological Sciences.

  • 2012 is the Year of the Dragon and Barnard Mandarin Chinese Magnet School is ringing in the Chinese New Year. KUSI's Leslie Lopez was in Point Loma to celebrate with them.

  • Over 20-thousand San Diegans made their voices heard for a new vision for San Diego. It's part of a two year project for the San Diego Foundation. Here to tell us more and what's next was Lori Pfeiler, with the San Diego Foundation.

  • KUSI's car expert Dave Stall joined us this morning to highlight the 2012 Subaru Forester. Check it out!

  • It's National Signing Day at the Hall of Champions in Balboa Park and KUSI's sports department covered the entire event. PPR's Paul Rudy spoke with dozens of athletes to find out where they're headed next including, Jean Marc Brierre, Cory Littleton and Malcolm Jackson.

  • The Museum of Photographic Arts is preparing for their Unusual Suspects exhibit, which opens February 4th. Here to tell us more about it was Kristine Page from MOPA.

  • A local non-profit organization that goes out to schools in City Heights to teach science is now being recognized by President Obama. KUSI's Leslie Lopez was joining in on the"Ocean Discovery" lesson this morning at Cherokee Point Elementary.

  • Valentine's Day is just around the corner and KUSI's Kerri Lane showed us how to make some easy treats to make your day a little sweeter. Kerri was at Standlee's in Chula Vista learning how to make cake pops. Check it out!

  • Following the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, USD nursing students and professors traveled to Haiti on a mission to provide aid to those in need. They joined us this morning to talk about their experience.

  • KUSI's Kerri Lane was at Standlee's Cake, Candy and Cookie Supplies in Chula Vista, where she showed us some tasty do-it-yourself Valentine's Day treats.

  • Three million children in this country take prescription drugs for problems with focusing, but do drugs like Ritalin and Adderall really work?  Joining us this morning with more on this topic was Dr. Steven Ruderman, of XIMED Medical Group.

  • A new City Council committee has been formed to help create jobs in San Diego. The committee had their first inaugural meeting on Monday and joining us this morning to tell us how it went was San Diego City Councilmember Lorie Zapf.

  • KUSI's Kerri Lane was in Imperial Beach with some of the very best sand castle builders around.  Check it out!

  • It's been 75 years since Dr. Seuss released his first book, "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street." Joining us this morning with more on the celebration was Susan Brandt, President of Dr. Seuss Enterprises.

  • Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. joined us via satellite to talk about his latest film "Red Tails."

  • Would you like to make money every time it rains? Well, the Rain Barrel Rebate Program can make that happen. KUSI's Leslie Lopez was in South Park showing us how the program works.

  • Certified financial planner, Chris Rand, joined us in studio with tips on how you can increase your take-home pay.

  • San Diego residents are facing another hike in water rates. Here to tell us why and what we can do was Dennis Cushman, with the San Diego County Water Authority.

  • Joining us in studio with tips on how to nail a job interview was Phil Blair, from Manpower.

  • Redistricting is a hot topic politically and now a decision by the California Supreme Court is only fueling more debate in the battle to re-draw political lines. Joining us this morning to discuss the issue was Redistricting Consultant, Juan Gallegos.

  • The January issue of San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles features the magazine's "Stars of San Diego" in a 32-page spread, which this year concentrates exclusively on local artists.  Magazine editor Ron Donohoe was here with some of this year's 'Stars' and showed us some of the outstanding works of art they've created.

  • The Girl Scout Cookie season has arrived and KUSI got a look at the newest cookie to hit the menu! Check out the new tasty treat.

  • Sandie Lampe, from Pet Patrol, joined us in-studio to tell us all about the Biggest Cat Show West of the Rockies taking place at the Del Mar Fairgrounds this weekend. 

  • The San Diego Jazz88 All-Stars will be performing this Sunday, January 29th, at the Liberty Theatre in National City. The band joined us this morning with a special preview. Check it out!

  • KUSI's Kerri Lane was in Clairemont Mesa with a preview of the 2012 Pan-Asian Lunar New Year Festival that kicks off tonight. Check out this video for a quick history of the Lion Dance and a special performance.

  • Wang's Restaurant is celebrating Lunar New Year with a grand opening! The restaurant is opening their doors today in North Park. Co-owner Tom Eads and chef Richard Torres joined us this morning with a tasty preview. You can find out more about Wang's Restaurant in this month's issue of San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles Magazine.

  • California is typically considered to be a blue state and if history is any indicator, President Obama is likely to win California. Here to discuss California's GOP efforts to buck that political trend this election year was Republican Chairman Tom Del Beccaro.

  • San Diego is celebrating Lunar New Year with a big festival and KUSI's Kerri Lane was checking it out.

  • This weekend The Rock Church is bringing out local professional athletes to inspire the community to play and live like a champion.

  • Pentagon leaders laid out their latest plan to absorb 487 billion dollars in defense department cuts. Fewer troops will be on the ground, older planes and ships will retire and the purchase of new ones will slow down. Joining us this morning with more on the cuts was Tony Perry, the LA Times' bureau chief in San Diego.

  • The Annual Sunroad Boat Show is sailing into San Diego. KUSI's Leslie Lopez was at Harbor Island this morning checking out the big event.

  • KUSI car expert Dave Stall was here talking about the toughest one day off-road race in the world! The Griffin King of the Hammers Off Road Race is going on February 3rd through the 10th. For more information about the roughest race ever, click here.

  • Joining us this morning to discuss the house market and what it takes to buy a home and refinance these days was Mark Goldman, of the Corky McMillin Center at SDSU.

  • Singer J Pierre is a featured performer at a benefit concert this Saturday for AIDS research, called "Our Voice, One Vision."  J Pierre, founder of M.A.N.D.A.T.E. Records, joined us on Good Morning San Diego with more info on the benefit, and to give us a vocal preview!

  • Learn how to live a green and socially conscious life at the "Get Your Green On" event. The event is tonight, January 26th, at the Hotel Solamar Terrace.

  • KUSI's Leslie Lopez was up in Escondido at Heritage K-8 Charter School, where she was talking weather with an adorable kindergarten class.

  • Ocean Beach Surf and Skate is hosting their 2nd Annual Skate for the Kids Day. Proceeds from the fundraiser will go to Ocean Beach Elementary School to help with the city's budget cuts. Joining us this morning with more on the event was Celeste Abbott and Caleb Martin.

  • KUSI's Leslie Lopez was making a school visit this morning. She was teaching weather to students at Heritage K-8 Charter School in Escondido.

  • The fight to get the Super Bowl back in San Diego has been a long one. Here to talk about the economic impact of bringing the big game back to San Diego was Russ T Nailz and Bob "Sully" Sullivan from the Big Biz Show.

  • The Farmers Insurance Open teed off earlier this week and runs through Sunday. KUSI's Kerri Lane was in Torrey Pines this morning with San Diego Mayor, Jerry Sanders.

  • Catholic groups and other religious organizations are getting ready for a battle with the government over a new rule involving birth control. Some are calling this new rule an attack on First Amendment rights and the separation of church and state. Here to explain more on this issue was Thomas McKenna, with St. Gianna Physician's Guild.

  • Fresh off her Top-5 finish in the Miss America Pageant, Carlsbad resident and current Miss California Noelle Freeman joined us in-studio to talk about her experience.

  • This morning we are talking about campaign contributions. Richard Barrera, Board of Education member, and Humberto Peraza, of Southwestern College Board of Trustees, have proposals on limiting campaign contributions and they are taking it to the board.

  • Singer Kelley James joined us on Good Morning San Diego with a special performance! Also, Kelley will be performing this weekend at "Rock Ball" at Torrey Pines Golf Course.

  • Local restaurants are coming together for the Ocean Beach Elementary School Fundraiser.  Joining us this morning with all the details were Damien Devine, with Devien Pastabilities, and Mario Cano, with the OB Elementary School Family Dining Night.

  • Fashion Week San Diego isn't until October, but KUSI is already getting you ready for it.  Joining us this morning was the founder of Fashion Week San Diego, Allison Andrews, and designer Stacie May.

  • The San Diego Chorus is an a cappella chorus of women that perform with the power of harmony. Joining us this morning to talk about their event tonight was Wendy Williams, marketing coordinator, and the ladies from the San Diego Chorus.

  • Actor Dermot Mulroney joined us via-satellite to talk about his new movie "The Grey," which is about an oil drilling team struggling to survive after a plane crash in Alaska.

  • Today marks the one year since Egyptians first took to the streets in an uprising that would force their longtime leader from power. Joining us this morning was political strategist, Ron Nehring, who has just returned from Egypt.

  • This weekend you can get a leg up on your taxes, and it's all free! Joining us this morning with more on the event was San Diego City Council President, Tony Young, and tax expert Raphael Tulino.

  • Israel is a country loved by some, hated by others and misunderstood by much of the world. A movie called "Promised Land" takes a look at the nation through the eyes of two friends of different faith. Joining us in-studio was producer Bryan Jennings, director Todd Morehead and "Surfing Rabbi Barney."

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