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in San Diego, CA
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12/13/2019 7:42am
San Diego researchers are working to revive the northern white rhino before it goes extinct. An answer is possible, if efforts in the lab pay off. Plus, school meals are a lifeline for thousands of students in the county. Find out how local schools and charities are making sure students stay fed during the holidays. And, the U.S. Census Bureau is hiring. Its gearing up to bring on thousands of people in San Diego. This is the latest step toward improving participation in a region declared hard to count.
12/12/2019 7:45am
Four victims came forward Wednesday with allegations of sexual assault against a now dead priest. Hear why theyre suing the Catholic Diocese of San Diego now. Plus, tens of millions of Americans care for their aging parents. A new book called Raising an Aging Parent explores how to handle those challenges in healthy and beneficial ways. And, San Diego is at the center of the baseball world this week with MLBs Winter Meetings in town. Each year executives, exhibitors and job seekers gathered for the four-day event. KPBS went to check in on the action.
12/11/2019 7:44am
A group of doctors from across the country are spending the week in San Diego demanding they be allowed to vaccinate detained migrants against flu. As they protested outside of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection regional headquarters in Chula Vista, several were arrested. Plus, a former sheriffs deputy who pleaded guilty to assaulting 16 women while on duty learned his fate in court Tuesday. And, the water in Poway is again safe to drink. This after storm water contaminated the citys water supply forcing people to turn off their taps for a week. But now theres a political battle boiling.
12/10/2019 8:00am
San Diego emergency departments want to better serve the countys seniors. Monday, nine local health care providers pledged to improve geriatric care over the next year. Hear what that will look like. Plus, newly released numbers by U.S. Customs and Border Protection shows the number of people apprehended crossing the southern border continues to decline. And, an inewsource investigation has found hundreds of fire incident calls this year cited homeless encampments. The situation is leaving many residents on edge.
12/09/2019 7:38am
Eight people have submitted paperwork to run for San Diego mayor next year. One well-known Republican is among them: City Councilman Scott Sherman. Plus, California health officials say identifying childhood trauma could be key to preventing chronic disease later on. The state is now giving doctors training tools to do that. And, Ballast Point Brewing Company has been sold for the second time in four years. The San Diego-born craft beer company was bought by a small Chicago firm called Kings & Convicts.
12/13/2019 2:46pm
One person was taken to a hospital after a vehicle crash in Kearny Mesa Friday, authorities said.
12/13/2019 2:26pm
The FDA is investigating three separate E. coli outbreaks linked to salad products.
12/13/2019 2:05pm
Democratic presidential hopefuls said Friday they will skip next weeks debate if a labor dispute involving food-service workers goes unresolved.
12/13/2019 1:27pm
Californias horse-racing regulators have tentatively approved new rules on jockeys whipping horses during races.
12/13/2019 1:09pm
Watch the San Diego Gulls take on the Stockton Heat at Pechanga Arena thjis Saturday at 7 p.m. on FOX 5 or fox5sandiego.com.
12/11/2019 9:16am
From Mark Diamond to Kizomba Bootcamp, check out these 15 local events this week.
12/11/2019 9:15am
Here are our picks this week in the areas of film, food and drink, museums and more.
12/11/2019 9:12am
Actor/musician Kiefer Sutherland says both of his occupations are related, as theyre both ways to tell stories.
12/11/2019 9:11am
San Diego-based heavy metal group As I Lay Dying is back together and returning to its hometown for a show with After the Burial and Emmure at Soma.
12/11/2019 9:10am
Thompson Square will perform during the free Reviverfest with Tenille Arts and Aaron Goodvin at 8 p.m. Saturday, December 14, at Tin Roof San Diego.
12/13/2019 3:29pm
Network of greenways will start on 14th Street with a linear park set to replace one travel lane and a row of street parking spots
12/13/2019 2:38pm
Shutdown expected to last through Saturday morning, according to San Diego Fire-Rescue Department
12/13/2019 1:33pm
The shooting occurred around 12:45 a.m. Friday on Barrett Avenue just north of Agua Tibia Avenue
12/13/2019 12:05pm
Local Water Authority wants more transparency
12/13/2019 12:05pm
Time to move forward from San Diego agency lawsuits
12/15/2019 3:00pm
Opening remarks to a symposium that addresses the influences of environment and culture on the emergence of the human mind based on available evidence, ranging from experiments by ancient monarchs to the follow-up of Romanian orphans, while addressing comparative and neurobiological issues. Series: CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny Show ID: 35279
12/14/2019 3:00pm
Experience is the engine that drives much of postnatal brain development. When children are deprived of key i.e., experience-expected experiences, particularly during critical periods of development, brain and behavioral development can be derailed. There is perhaps no more egregious form of deprivation than being raised in large, state-run institutions. Charles Nelson Harvard Medical School discusses the Bucharest Early Intervention Project, a long-term study that includes infants abandoned to institutions. Series: CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny Show ID: 35285
12/13/2019 3:00pm
Adequate vitamins and minerals are essential for normal cognitive development. Marcus Pembrey University College London uses iodine as an example. Severe iodine deficiency is a known cause of learning difficulties, but even suboptimal maternal iodine in early pregnancy can reduce the childs verbal IQ. Early humans thrived on the coast with a rich iodine diet. Bonobos dive for iodine-rich aquatic plants. Series: CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny Show ID: 35290
12/13/2019 3:00pm
Ann Masten University of Minnesota discusses the meaning of resilience from a developmental perspective, highlighting the significance of findings from studies of extreme adversity in childhood for our understanding of processes that nurture or disrupt human capacity for adapting to challenges over the life course. Caregivers play a critical role both in protecting early wellbeing and nurturing the future resilience of children and their societies. Series: CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny Show ID: 35292
12/11/2019 3:00pm
In modern humans, an exquisite cognitive ability has evolved that enables mental time travel, the ability to mentally travel back in time and re-experience a personal event from the past that is no longer physically present. Faraneh Vargha-Khadem University College London explores how certain neonatal or early childhood pathological events, most commonly hypoxic/ischaemic episodes, target the immature hippocampus, leading to the later emergence of the syndrome of Developmental Amnesia, often without evidence of any neurological or other cognitive impairment. Series: CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny Show ID: 35288
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