If my child gets the Coronavirus will they be OK? How can I protect them? What will happen when the schools open again? Parents understandably are concerned about the children during this Pandemic. I sat down with the Medical Director of Infectious Diseases at Rady Children's hospital, Dr. John Bradley to get answers to your questions.

This is not the first Pandemic we have faced and scientists and doctors say it will not be our last. What have we learned about disease and viruses in the past and how will it play a part in how we deal with Covid-19? I sat down with Professor Greg Lemke from the Salk institute to find out more. 

Businesses are closed. Students no longer go to class. And San Diegans have been staying at home all in an effort to stop of the spread of the Coronavirus. When will life go back to normal? I sit down with County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher to get some answers.

With 4 small children at home Shally and her husband Bruce hands are full managing their kiddos, each with their own personality and needs. Often in the middle of collective meltdowns they find themselves searching for answers on how to raise their kids. They have both realized that each of them as a parent has a very important role in raising children and how important to create a parent team to help navigate through daily stresses and challenges. She sits down with, Forensic/legal consultant and a family law mediator, Dr. Behrooz Bernous to talk about what to look for in a life partner before having a baby.

It is one of the hardest things you will ever do and also the most rewarding. Marriage is no easy task and after 20 years with her husband Shally has worked through some of the hardest moments even at some point wanting to hit the eject button. She sits down with, Forensic/legal consultant and a family law mediator, Dr. Behrooz Bernous to talk about what to look for in a life partner before saying 'I DO.'