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it's not an in-person training in the public schools for san diego county.he main rub. they get a better treatment right away within less than a week they're getting in-person education where our own kids are not. that is really the gist of it. we want to be respectful for everybody. but waiting over a year for in-person education is very frustrating for many, many parents. >> the bottom line here, neil, from tomorrow, migrant children, mostly of high school age, will be getting in-person instruction while the vast majority of public high schools in san diego county will be closed until april 12. neil? >> neil: jonathan hunt, thanks very much. i want to go to sarah westwood on this from "the washington examiner." seems crazy but these are crazy times, sarah. what do you make of this? >> yeah, neil. as a mom of a 5-year-old who has been trying to learn off of a laptop, there's nothing that parents want more desperately to get classrooms open. the problem is not that unaccompanied minors are getting in-person instruction. the san diego county education offers

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near san diego. the guy was a smuggler and ran back to mexico along the honduran mother and child to walk inside. and meet up with the border patrol. critics contend the fence is inhumane, harmful to the environment and happy to see it torn down and urging president biden to do so. >> it is a good thing that the construction crews are not at work right now. a good thing the bulldozers aren't destroying the border lands today as we speak. but we can't breathe a sigh of relief until the construction contracts are canceled for good. >> president biden voted for 700 miles of fence in 2006. now says it's inhumane and doesn't work. what agents tell me. the last thing to go in along the fence are the lights, the cameras and sensors that give them the situational awareness so they know what's coming. none of that is in. there are no motors on any of the gates on the fence. so it is -- it's not useless by any means but with these holes in it they are being exploited every day. >> bill: coyotes and smugglers k

what do you make of this, a lot of san diego remembers dents, say nothing of san diego residents butet the same allowances. >> that is absolutely true. that is the frustration level for me and many of the parents that contacted my office over the last year, you know, hoping schools would reopen again, allowing them to do it safely and i'm not trying to begrudge teenage girls, what they are, 13 to 17-year-old girls, held at the convention center for hope fully find them residences, transitioning to houses, family nearby. i'm not begrudging they shouldn't have education but they're getting it while our own students, we got 130,000 in the san diego unified school district, that won't be getting it until april 12th. eastern then on a limited basis. so the frustration level is pretty high here among parents in san diego county who have been hoping to get their kids back in school. they see these migrant kids getting ahead of the line. neil: now a lot of argue on behalf of the migrant teenagers, you're right, most of them are female, is that it is not the same as giving them the education

plus a group of migrant girls arriving in san diego at the san diego convention center. what we' >> tonight, a large group of unaccompanied migrant girls are spending their very first night at a shelter at the san diego convention center. the girls who arrived from texas will be housed at that convention center temporarily. it all comes during a surge of migrants at the southern border. cossio gregorczyk brings us the latest. >> several flights are expected to arrive in san diego from texas. saturday carrying migrant girls, ages 13 to 17 years old, non believed to be mexican nationals. we're going to do that. >> because it's the right thing to do. these are children some of them are very young. they're very vulnerable and they need our help. and what i know about my hometown san diego's that we are welcoming city. >> this is time for us to prove that the update comes just days after local leaders announced in the san diego convention center would become a shelter for unaccompanied migrant children. officials at the mexican consulate in san diego confirmed to fox five's b

union district just that one district in san diego. according to a shocking fox news report, teachers from san diego's unified school district are teaching migrant children in person before their own students who haven't been there for a year. san diego supervisor jamie desmond told fox news, it's great that there is in person learning for those unaccompanied minors from central america that are in the country illegally, but i wish every child in san diego county was allowed the same opportunity for in person teaching. have we really lost our minds? remember, you, the american people, you are paying for all of this just like you are paying every one of these illegal immigrants we expect over 2 million this year, you pay for their housing, you will pay for their food to commit you'll pay for their health care shelter, you'll pay for it all.th think about that when you try to balance your checkbook at home and pay your bills and pay your taxes or your rent, mortgage, car, truck payment. of course. circle back jen psaki couldn't seem to c

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former president trump now is thinking of creating his we are learning the san diego convention center will soon be used to shelter unaccompanied migrant children who are seeking asylum here in the u.s. and officials are working with health and human services to use that facility as a temporary shelter. >> our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports on whether other california sites are being considered for a similar purpose. >> california leaders say they're prepared to provide a helping hand to the biden administration as it works to get thousands of unaccompanied children out of border patrol detention centers and into health and human services facilities. the san diego convention center is the latest facility set to open for minors following a request from brand-new us health and human services secretary and former california attorney general javier the setup with the city has close ties to california state leaders would not say tuesday if more california facilities were being considered for a similar purpose. officials with the governor's office of emergency services said th

one goes to el paso and one goe to san diego.hen we hear about the facility in springs was what se up during the trump of ministration. that is an hhs facility where unaccompanied minor children go until a sponsor can go to take them and while they're a silent claim is adjudicated and are either reunited with her family in the united states or family remembers response. the springs facility, which we saw pictures of last week is no full capacity. it's an aspirational facility because of yet to be a large number of people transferred to that facility. >> casey has been standing by with us he's live on the border in eagle pass. we're taken in the new images coming from this processing facility i've migrants there in donna, texas,. we know the overflow situation there feeling with pride they'r trying to describe the challenges they face. >> sandra, mark hedden text on that facility. first of all, it's about 295 miles or so to our southeast you have to think about how hug the border is the whole u.s. border ism 4,000 miles almost, an

that does not happen in san diego.ing white supremacy on the reason some parents want their kids back in school. is >> reporter: blaming white to privacy is the reason schools reopen. by schoolteacher at jfk high school wrote this on social media. especially grateful for parents, the level of white supremacy was the next door apps and this is not a country club, teachers not waitstaff, district sensitive comments, cities or policy, we should add the school reopening is set to begin on april 8th. griff: this is burning up social media, pun intended, the shoes from nike, nike suing the company to explain. >> reporter: the shoe is being sued for copyright infringement, these shoes you see on your screen contain a drop of human blood in the soul that appeared to be a version of the trademarked air max 97, that went on sale monday for $1,000 a pair, quickly sold out, only made 666 pairs of the satanic shoes, foxbusiness reached out to the company for comment but there's a lot of back lash on social media and critics who say

it is not just the san diego convention center.cilities we're seeing high transmission rates of covid. so as a first step, right, before we talk border and school reopenings, how can the biden administration help better protect these kids while they are in u.s. custody we're keeping them at least healthy? >> well that's a tough question because i don't think they should have been invited by joe biden to surge the border and come across. this is one of the consequences during a pandemic. they totally created this problem by themselves. but now they've exacerbated the problem by creating these hyper sensitive infection rates that are -- then to say let's bring in volunteers from other parts of the state and have them come in for a temporary amount of time and go back out. that makes no sense. when you have almost 1 in 10 children that are infected why in the world would you send a teacher in there or anybody in there that isn't going to have the proper setup in order to deal with it? it doesn't make sense. none of this story makes se

brian: emily tee as a san diego parent said this to fox news the system is broken when san diego teachersching migrants in students tax paying families at unified school district are stuck learning in zoom school we believe every child deserves education why are tax paying students put last? if this is the humanitarian issue, then who is rescuing san diego unified students because our leader have failed them? steve, you mentioned they got money? they are getting more money not to teach. and guess what? steve: zoom teach. brian: guess whether a? in san diego, when janice dean does the weather. it's pretty nice and it barely rains. you could be having class outside. you could be setting up open-ended tents to protect in case a drizzle comes through and be teaching school if you are that concerned. obviously, you are not that concerned if 1 showed up and i'm sure even more will. how do you feel if you are in california knowing you are paying these exorbitant tax dollars, you are not getting what you want. you have an awful governor who only knows about shut down and deny and now all of a sud

joining me now san diego parent leslie hofmeister. leslie, welcome to the show. >> hi, rachel. >> rachel: great to have you here. how do you feel? i mean, is that the message? we feel safer teaching migrant kids than we feel teaching american kids in our beautiful schools? >> you know, i am a mom of three children. and i had to endure some of the just hardship and the horrors of zoom school and i'm also a licensed and marriage therapist i work with all ages many youth and teens who are suffering from the social isolation that we are not meant to live alone. we are not meant to be alone. we need to be in community. and i have been part of a group that has been pleading with our school district and to open our schools since september and they have not listened to us. and so, i can't make sense of this. it doesn't make sense that now we, you know, we hear that it's a moral obligation and we hear that it's our constitutional right for education for our children and in person education and how does this make sense that we can now offer in

nora, supervisora del condado de san diego, visitÓ el centro.ramos de que estÉn aquÍ, en el centro de convenciones. las tratamos bien, con todo lo que necesitan. son menores, verdad? entonces queremos que estÉn seguras. reportera: el departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos encargado del alojamiento de las niÑas solicitÓ colaboraciÓn para brindar servicios sociales y religiosos, mientras estÁn en el centro de convenciones. >> esperando que le ellos le den ahora sÍ atenciÓn que responda a su necesidad psicolÓgica, fÍsica y mentales. reportera: el consul de guatemala trabaja con el gobierno federal dando documentos como actas de nacimientos que ayuden en el proceso de reunificar con padres. >> si apoyamos, como la parte de la verificaciÓn de documentos. porque en este viaje muchos de los migrantes pierden los documentos. y no hay manera de comprobar con documentos de quiÉn se trate la identidad. ilia: estÁs en san diego. tambiÉn preocupa la situaciÓn de las maneras en medio de una pandemia. cÓmo lo manejan las autoridades co

we a high scol n volleybl.d her mom will be jo by a volleyball coach in san diego where a lawsuit successfully got all youth sports to resume. on this first day of women's history month, we look at the impactful women of california through the lens of a new historical fiction by local author. but first the big headline today. governor newsom cuts a deal with state lawmakers, reaching agreement on financial incentives for schools to reopen in person. so joining us now to talk about this, is state assembly member representing the san jose area, ash kalra thanks for joining from us your car. >> thank you so much, kristen. i'm safely parked and have my air pods in.e you fitting us in i know you have somewhere to go. so the legislature will vote on the plan on thursday. will you vote yes? do you think it will get approved? >> i will absolutely vote yes. and i do think it will get approved, because we do need to have a path forward to get our students back in the classroom. >> all right. so let me just -- correct me if i'm wrong, but i think the nuts and bolts are that tk, transition qb kindergarten

as one san diego parent said "who was rescuing san diego students?cely put, trace gallagher for us. one states just past major legislation to try to reduce the incidence of voter fraud, a lot of people to don't seem to like that, they're all on one side. brit hume adjoins us to explain what exactly is and that laws clearly as he always does. also this hour, there are apparently sex traffickingng allegations against a member of congress, tonight that congressman matt gaetz of florida joins us live to give his side of the story, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: there's often voter fraud in big elections and when the outcome of the election really matters is apt to be more voter fraud and there was voter fraud in the last election and it shows how true it is. in the state of georgia officials are finally doinghe something about it, no one believes in elections anymore and democracy dies, the state of georgia enacted legislation that requires identification in order to cast a mail in ballots, you have to prove who you are and it also limits the number

meet came of age son of diego football was ever present in their family. fortune or $1.00 my wife said just take him with you if you only did it i was play football and got up at the. mom got a 4 year old mattel started spending a lot of time accompanying dad to work of course but now he's playing in the same league himself fished it past. childhood moments on the pitch a don't meet with his father insists on memories still as vivid as diego's many would this be good goals. are realized very early the big thing and often the media we always have a set of goals or problems. and i was playing all the time with. all that practice paid off looking at the tails still sent now. combining argentinian creativity. with the single minded focus of a part german football education. a fast rising bundesliga star and he's in good company this sings and in stuttgart 6 citing young sample diego's 2 brothers also based played professionally football rules the roost in the team of a chance old 41 dollars in his 1st year at school for example the teacher spoke to my wife bec

/mexico border the city of san diego is providing a temporary home for some of them.een the ages of 13 and 17 arriving at the san diego convention center there. the shelter expect to reach full capacity of about 1,500 next week, and this gets the girls out of customs and border facilities and into health and human services care. san diego mayor todd gloria joins me now. good to see you. walk us through how this came to be? did you voluntary the center or did the federal or state government approach you about it? >> the federal government contacted us eight days ago asking if we would provide a safe place for these children, and the city of san diego said yes, we will provide a place for those that need a safe place to be, and we are making it available to our partners in the federal government to house nearly 1,500 children. >> what is the timeline on the goal of reuniting them with family or long-term facility? >> the partners at health and human services said the average stay is between 30 and 35 days and that's enough time to find their family and connect them if t

san diego teachers are now volunteering to teach migrant in u.s. custody in person.on zoom. the white house is being prepped on that, we will break it down next. >> i don't think this sends the right message to these 130,000 kids in san diego and their parents. ♪ ♪ an homeowners. with home values high and mortgage rates at all time lows. great news for veterans who need money for their family. that's me. refiplus from newday usa lets you refinance at record low rates plus get an average of $50,000. that's me. that's money for security today or retirement tomorrow. that's me. refiplus. good boy! [laughs] ♪ hold my pouch. ♪ trust us, us kids are ready to take things into our own hands. don't think so? hold my pouch. >> emily: welcome back. we are learning that at least 8d minors tested positive for covid at a san diego facility yesterday but despite that local teachers are still being allowed to hold in-person classes for migrants before their own students who are still not back in the classroom. the teachers volunteering to do that during the week of spring break. the

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estamos aquÍ en el complejo mÉdico en la ciudad de san diego.d de california, en san diego. como este a mi espalda. bueno, lo que tenemos entendido de acuerdo a un comunicado de la secretarÍa de relaciones exteriores de mÉxico es que 6 de las personas, de los sobrevivientes estÁn aquÍ justamente en san diego. tres son mexicanos y guatemaltecos. dos en condiciÓn estable, pero tienen fracturas. el tercero un menor de edad estÁ entubado. ahora, hay otras tres personas que se encuentran... a unas dos horas y media de aquÍ. estÁn con fractura, estables. uno dio positivo al covid 19. y la persona restante es una menor de edad. quien se encuentra inconsciente. antes de pasar con ustedes, les querÍa mencionar que hace unos momentos y durante toda la maÑana que estuvimos aquÍ frente al hospital habÍa una unidad de la patrulla fronteriza. aquÍ frente a la entrada de este hospital. sin embargo, justo hace unos minutos antes de entrar al aire esta unidad de la patrulla fronteriza se retirÓ de este lugar. no sabemos por quÉ estaba aquÍ. hablamos con un porta

. >> from the moment the ambulance arrived in the san diego emergency room in march 2016, the situation was frightening and desperate. triage nurse took one look at the woman on the gurney and new something was terribly, terribly wrong. >> she was losing her vision and couldn't feel her feet and hands. she couldn't even see the water that i was giving her. >> the patient's name was brigita uto she had just turned 28 yet she seemed to be near death. >> at that point, i mean, she was very, very sick. >> oh, she was probably the sickest patient in the er at the time. i told my co-worker that's she might code on me. >> whatever was killing her wasn't evident. there were no bruises no wounds, no obvious signs of infection, yet when the doctor examined her. >> she was critically ill, very ill. >> so began an unusual detective story. first the doctors had to unravel a medical mystery and soon enough real detectives would be on the case too. but at that moment -- >> -- we saw someone who was almost april almost apathetic, was hard to get her history. >> looking for clues the doctor dove into he

nor does it include all the county of san diego.re various unified school districts including the county he just talked about that is a lie. you can google it, you can call the school district i did earlier today kids in different counties including san diego some schools are open. 50% of the teachers polled in my kids school here in l.a. county did not want to send the kids to school. they preferred containing presume the rest the year. but throughout san diego county their schools and open a march summit april some may. some june depending on their school district. guy: leslie, why should a school. [inaudible] >> routine teachers volunteered to teach these kids english in arts to release and stress for the children to help them to assimilate them in the classroom because they don't speak english. that is going to be more difficult mentally for that child the other kids in the classroom. guy: leslie, why should a single immigration detention center or what have you, why should a single illegal immigrant get in person learning befor

un segundo grupo de adolescentes que llegaron solos por la frontera a un refugio improvisado en san diegoban contagiadas de coronavirus y fueron puestas en cuarentena en el centro de convenciones de la ciudad de san diego, alberga a cientos de jovencitas, allÍ recibirÁn clases escolares con maestros voluntarios, ha generado cierta polÉmica. >> un segundo grupo de menores no acompaÑados llegÓ al centro de convenciones de san diego, al menos 247 niÑos arribaron al refugio temporal, ahora cuenta con 723 jÓvenes de 13:00 a 17:00 aÑos, de las cuales al menos el 10% tiene coronavirus. recibieron a 59 niÑas que dieron positivo antes de abordar el aviÓn, seis menores adicionales dieron positivo, al igual que cinco niÑas que aislaron por estar expuestas, dieron positivo el domingo, todas asintomÁticas. >> el centro de convenciones es bastante grande y hay un lugar designado que las niÑas que tienen covid—19, pueden estar ellas separadas del resto de la poblaciÓn. asegurarse que estÉn bien saludables y cÓmodas en un lugar separado de las demÁs. enviaran maestros al centro de convenciones para impar

autoridades se presume que hasta el momento las autoridades no buscan la tercera persona >> en san diegoso de conducir en estado de ebriedad se estrelló en un túnel cerca de (nombre en inglés) el conductor fue arrestado una persecución policial en los ángeles terminó con un vehículo envuelto en llamas un hombre robó el camión el domingo en horas de la noche comenzaron a salir chispas cuando las llamas llegaron abajo de la cabina del conductor el sospechoso intentó huir pero minutos después fue arrestado >> la mayoría de las personas recibieron ambas dosis a tiempo más de 12 millones entre diciembre y febrero recibieron la primera dosis de pfizer y moderna otro análisis dice que más de 14 millones recibieron la segunda dosis sugieren que los proveedores deben enviar recordatorios >> las farmacias (nombre en inglés) administrarán vacunas del coronavirus (covid-19) tendrán disponiblidad para que reciba su dosis las farmacias estarán en condados alameda santa clara y también (nombre en inglés) hablando de vacunas el proceso para administrar más dosis en la nación sigue pero a pesar de los mi

i understand the compassion of san diego office of education and the san diego to teachers have for these minor children. i only wish that same capacity would be who have been locked out of the program. we have a serious education crisis in california. we are dead last by a wide margin when it comes to getting our kids back in the classroom. of the districts in san diego offering half-baked hybrid plans are only open for a few hours week in april for in person instruction. we have a governor whose actions has made it harder to open and gave an unprecedented amount to offer real substantial in person education. these revelations in san diego are one more stark example of the crisis in education we have here. >> just so the people at home can really get an idea of what the relative risk is in terms of potentially catching covid let's put up on the screen. here is the rate of these unaccompanied alien children at the san diego convention center, it's 9 percent and generally, the student population across san diego, the prevalence of coronavirus is.0018 percent, that 9 percent by the way at t

. >> in san diego, officials toward a new facility for migrant teenage girls. >> we were asked by the government to provide a temporary home for young people who need a place to go that is safe and will keep them well cared for, while we do the important work of reuniting them with families or sponsors. >> this new temporary shelter will be able to house more than 1400 girls, 500 were expected to arrive saturday, 250 more are expected monday. andrew, abc news, new york. >>> check it out, another gorgeous day for most of the bay area, and it brought out large crowds again. the fog could stop people from hitting the beach and pacifica, and much clearer for those in santa cruz. a picture perfect day along the water there. san francisco got in on the sunshine as well, you can see from marina green and if you thought this weekend was nice, abc7 news meteorologist, drew, tells us to what is around the corner. >> so nice, we did it twice this weekend today and yesterday, temperatures well above average, with a lot of sunshine. the lone exception today, the cost. we brought back the fog look

the san diego office of education statement.rogram for the unaccompanied migrant children who will be staying at the san diego convention center through july. all children in california regardless of immigration status have a constitutional right to education, end quote. with that i turn it over to my partner. >> americans don't? >> dana: if you are a parent in mexico or central america saying i'll send my kid across because they'll be taken care of and they know that they will get to go to school? how does that prevent people from making that decision to send their kids alone across the border? >> creates more incentive. >> dana: i have a feeling i know where you will land on this. the idea of vaccine passports. biden administration is thinking about it. here is governor ron desantis of florida. i would say he is against it. take a look. >> you want the fox to guard the hen house? give me a break. i think this is something that has huge privacy implications. we're not going to have you provide proof of this just to be able to l

san diego-area republican state senator brian jones said in a statement tuesday in part the inabilityf both political parties in congress over the last several years to enact comprehensive immigration reform. >> as drove us to this crisis point. la filling in indecision by the biden. harris administration has further exacerbated the problem on both sides of the border. it's truly unacceptable to the american people that we're seeing the san diego convention center turned into an ongoing inappropriate and inhumane living situation for immigrant children. state senate pro tem, toni atkins who represents parts of san diego tweeted. >> quickly reuniting migrant children with their families is essential. i'm grateful for the mayor city and county that found a solution to temporarily and safely house. these children. >> i stand by ready to help in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> next. today non essential workers in san francisco now allowed to return to their jobs. what it means for businesses in the once bustling financi >> that's our top story tonight, 3 bay area counties have m

but with unaccompanied minors being housed in the san diego convention center as one san diego parentte: who is rescuing san diego unified students? tucker. >> tucker: that is the question. nicely put. trace gallagher for us tonight. thanks so much. >> sure. >> tucker: one state just passed a major piece of legislation to try and reduce the instance of voter fraud. a lot of people don't seem to like that. they are all on one side. brit hume joins us to explain what exactly is in that law as clearly as he always does. also this hour there are apparently sex trafficking allegations against a member of congress. tonight that congressman matt gaetz of florida, joins us live to give his side of the story. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ you know it's silly six-foot five, three hundred pounds i ride motorcycles on the weekends. so the thought of getting a hearing aid, i was.. i was scared. with lively, did a hearing test on the computer, when they sent them in the mail they were already set up for me. this little thing right here, has made me whole again. a test in minutes, hearing aids in days, b

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san diego county's currently in the most restrictive tier restriction. returning schools to -- >> we have 150,000 students that are in-person learning currently and have been. many of them since september. and we have not seen a lot of shut downs. i know from personal experience with some of my children that have been able to get some in-person education, we have not been yo-yo'ing. i have felt very confident. and currently we're at 8.8 cases out of 100,000 right now, which is like teetering on the edge of that red tier, which we also were in back in september and could've opened our schools then. and so, no, i'm not concerned at this point about the community transmission. and i think with schools reopened, we actually will see less transmission. >> and i want to note your kids actually you put them in a private school because you were getting so frustrated. i'm going to get to that in just a second. but i want to listen to the sound from the national teacher of the year, and asked her about the push to get kids back to school. how that may be overlooki

but that's not the majority of san diego's the majority san diego understand that these girls need help the majority of san diegans understand that we're doing the right thing here. mayor gloria says the convention center can hold up to 1450 girls at a time. >> and they're expecting 250 more to arrive on monday. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news in oakland, ice cream vendor attacked on the job will find out how the community is stepping up to help out. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we

but that's not the majority of san diego's the majority san diego understand that these girls need helpthe majority of san diegans understand that we're doing the right thing here. mayor gloria says the convention center can hold up to 1450 girls at a time. >> and they're expecting 250 more to arrive on monday. >> that was kayla good core check reporting for us tonight. let's talk about whether this saturday night, our 4 zone forecasters kron, 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez with look at just how warm things will good n when we could see some showers finally popped back up. yeah. finally in our 10 at 10 outlook going to see some wet weather returning. but. >> some are not done with the bay area just yet. we're going to be 5 to 15 degrees above average, even for those of you heading out to the sierra for your sunday. you're going to notice crystal clear skies and temperatures easily 5 to 15 degrees above average. the starting and ending the day with plenty of sunshine clear conditions. pretty calm. wind speeds a little bit breezy out at south lake tahoe. but no lake wind advisories in