Investigators are in Mira after a deadly overnight shooting. 9/5/10

The First Annual Chaldean Festival. 09/04/2010

Run and Walk for Hope. 09/04/2010

Police do not have much of a description on the suspected kidnappers. Amazingly detectives say this 11-year old was fast enough to get away. 09/04/2010.

Charger make their final cut before the 2010 season begins

The East County fire is now 65 percent contained. 9/4/10

DUI checkpoints are being conducted all over the county in at least half a dozen different locations this holiday weekend. 9/3/10

The Cowboy Fire in Potrero is still burning as Cal Fire investigators learn it was started by two illegal immigrants. 9/3/10

SDSU campus police are on alert after a former student threatened a current university faculty member. 9/3/10

A North County bus driver with a long history of alcohol problems is going to jail for driving drunk on the job. 9/3/10

The suspected Skateboard Bandit bank robber is in police custody. 9/3/10

A 66-year-old woman is dead after being hit by a car as she tried to cross a busy street in Tierrasanta. 9/3/10

Dozens of friends and family members gathered at Lake Poway to remember a man who died in an Arizona plane crash. 9/3/10

A San Diego mother and father are making a plea for your help to find the person who fired the shot that killed their son. 9/2/10

Emergency room visits for school age athletes with concussions have skyrocketed in recent years, suggesting the intensity of kids' sports has increased. 9/3/10

President Obama announces the end of U.S. combat. Political analyst John Dadian says he was disappointed in the president's speech.

Iraqi troops are taking over as the U.S. withdraws from Iraq over the next 18 months.

The President attended observances for the 5th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

Violence continues in northeastern Mexico.

New Orleans is still trying to recover from Hurricane Katrina after five years.

The bodies of 72 people are found in Mexico. It's the worst case of drug violence in years.

A teen survives a crash at more than 100 mph that is recorded by a dashboard camera.

The FDA thinks the egg recall will not be expanded further.

A dismissed police officer takes over a bus. Several people are killed.

Tainted eggs have caused at least 1,000 people to get sick.

The 2010 forecast for California wines in Napa Valley is optimistic because of current weather patterns.

The struggle to find employment is hitting military veterans especially hard.

The President weighs in on the fight over an Islamic Mosque within a few blocks of ground zero in New York.

A fisherman trying to remove a stingray barb causes near-fatal injuries to a little boy.

6 American aid workers are among ten people who were attacked and killed in Afghanistan.

The "Resident Evil" star talks to Kelli Gillespie about having a baby. 9/5/10

Ken Stern breaks down the latest unemployment numbers, President Obama's plan to bring in new jobs and the success of McDonald's. 9/5/10

The championships are set at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. 9/5/10

Former CA Teacher of the Year Lora Kermode has a new formulas who would rather talk to their kids about drugs than equations. 9/5/10

The new executive chef from Anthology teaches us his ceviche recipe. 9/4/10

The legendary Cuban group stops in San Diego as part of their world tour. 9/4/10

Dr. Charles Wilson from Rady Children's Hosptial says child abuse cases have changed in the recession. 9/4/10

Tiger Palafox from Mission Hills Nursery brings in his favorite tropical plants. 9/4/10

The Chargers' Pro Bowl quarterback previews the upcoming season at his 5K charity walk. 9/4/10

Having trouble convincing your kids to eat healthy foods? Registered dietician Julie Upton shares some ideas. 9/4/10

West Escondido Auto's Brian Bowersock tells what mileage to keep your car maintained. 9/4/10

The surf film writer and director previews his new project "Highwater."

Dr. Richard Chaffoo reveals dangers that can be found in your make-up bag.

Tracy Austin, former US Open Tennis Winner, talks about this year's tournament.

Miko Peled tells about a free safety class for kids

The "Resident Evil" star talks to Kelli Gillespie about having a baby. 9/5/10

The SD6 team gets down in preparation for Thursday's series premiere on the CW. 9/5/10

The rapper is acting in the new film "The Takers". He tells Kelli Gillespie how he drew on his real life experiences. 8/28/10

New music from AlukarD

The new movie is produced by a San Diego group Vernon Mortensen, Neil Trusso and Kelly Parks.

Rapper Clifford "T. I." Harris has finished his prison sentence and now he stars in a new movie, "Takers."

Chris Brown and Michael Ealy talk about their new crime-thriller with Kelli Gillespie. 08/22/10

Kelli Gillespie talks with Maggie Gyllenhaal about realting to the role and the importance of rules & structure for kids. 8/21/10

Emma Thopmson wrote and stars in this flm. She talks with Kelli Gillespe about her first trip to SD and lessons she teaches kids. 8/20/10

The "Avatar" writer/director talks about the re-release of the 3D movie.

Sylvester STallone and Jason Statham visit with San Diego 6 about their new movie "The Expendables."

Free tickets on the San Diego 6 Rewards page for Tuesday screening of the new movie.

Billy Crudup stars alongside Julia Roberts in the new film. 8/15/10

Justin Bieber is hit by a bottle thrown onto the stage while he was performing.

The Oscar Award-winning actress talks about her new movie "Eat Pray Love" with San Diego 6 entertainment reporter Kelli Gillespie.

Your reactions to the Consumer Reports survey from Facebook.com/SanDiego6. 9/5/10

The "Resident Evil" star talks to Kelli Gillespie about having a baby. 9/5/10

A dog dances, Conan announces his new show, Shaq discovers he has Bieber Fever, and Larry King goes Gaga. Elex Michaelson's favorite videos of the week. 9/5/10

Ken Stern breaks down the latest unemployment numbers, President Obama's plan to bring in new jobs and the success of McDonald's. 9/5/10

The SD6 team gets down in preparation for Thursday's series premiere on the CW. 9/5/10

Brooke Landau's look at your holiday weather. 9/5/10

The championships are set at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. 9/5/10

Former CA Teacher of the Year Lora Kermode has a new formulas who would rather talk to their kids about drugs than equations. 9/5/10

Investigators are in Mira after a deadly overnight shooting. 9/5/10

A U.S. Court rules on whether "ladies night" is constitutional. You weigh in on Facebook.com/SanDiego6

The new executive chef from Anthology teaches us his ceviche recipe. 9/4/10

A fight at the U.S. Open, the smoking baby quits, and how much time men waste not asking for directions. Michelle Knopf reports. 9/4/10

The legendary Cuban group stops in San Diego as part of their world tour. 9/4/10

Dr. Charles Wilson from Rady Children's Hosptial says child abuse cases have changed in the recession. 9/4/10

The East County fire is now 65 percent contained. 9/4/10

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