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Morning Anchor/Reporter for ABC @10News in San Diego. I tweet about the news, the sports and the other stuff I find interesting/funny.
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Comic-Con panel features Holocaust documentary about the search to find priceless stamps stolen by Nazis

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By Jared Aarons Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - A new documentary about a Nazi commander who stole stamps from Jewish victims as they were sent to Auschwitz is making its way to Comic-Con — and you don't need a badge to see it. "The Stamp Thief" follows the theft of a rare and valuable stamp collection, the search to find it, and the sometimes unexpected turns the filmmakers encountered along the way. "We made a film that we think is essentially a heist movie, but it's about history," says Director Dan Sturman.
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San Diego 5th graders raise money to put books in hands of kids who need them most

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By Jared Aarons Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Fifth graders at Design39Campus in 4S Ranch raised more than $1,300 to buy books for kids in underserved San Diego communities — turning a class project into a broader effort to address a growing literacy gap. The San Diego Council on Literacy says 51% of 3rd graders in the county cannot read at grade level. In underserved neighborhoods, that number climbs to 64%. The students were motivated after learning that many kids in San Diego have little or nothing to read.
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Scripps La Jolla doctor becomes first in SD to implant new heart valve after helping device get FDA approval

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By Jared Aarons Verified
| KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
LA JOLLA, Calif (KGTV) — For years, patients with a dangerous leaky heart valve faced a grim reality: If they were too sick for open heart surgery, there was nothing doctors could do. Now, that's changed. And Scripps Memorial Hospital played a big role in this "game-changing" medical breakthrough.
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