Calif man gets 1 year for impersonating doctor
An American who treated Coretta Scott King and other terminally ill patients at his Mexican clinic was sentenced Friday to one year in jail for practicing medicine without a license. Full story
Reverse 911 call for Amber Dubois
The Escondido Police Department issue a re-corded dispatch to all the homes in the San Diego County area, in which Amber Dubois went missing. These clip is part of the two-hour Dateline report, 'In Broad Daylight', which re-airs Friday, April 8th, at 9pm/8c. Keith Morrison reports.
Police ID suspect killed in Apple Store shootout
Police Tuesday identified a man killed in a shootout with a security guard at a San Diego-area Apple Store as a 23-year-old parolee and gang member. Full story
Preview: 'In Broad Daylight'
Amber Dubois vanished in San Diego County, a search turned up nothing. Then, a year later, Chelsea King disappeared in a neighboring town. Were the two connected? Keith Morrison reports on the exhaustive searches and how detectives tracked down their suspect.
Target sues San Diego gay rights group
Target Corp. is suing a San Diego pro-gay marriage group to get it to stop canvassing outside its San Diego County stores, alleging its activists are driving away customers. Full story
Will new border buoys keep migrants from drowning?
A government agency on the front lines of the immigration debate has begun installing lifesaving buoys in a fast-moving canal along the U.S.-Mexico border where migrants drown each year as they sneak into the country illegally. Full story
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