the satellite cities around san diego. reducing numbers in san diego but not reducing overall numbers. these are not answers. hotels for homeless, not an answer. all it does is take somebody who's dying on the street and put them in a hotel room or they can die. you cannot advocate. hotels for homeless without also mandatorily, requiring treatment for the underlying drug illness or mental illness. that's what i mean by plastic. it doesn't hold up. the examination. so how do you actually get that through your change? you change the law, known as landerman petrus from the standard, which says someone can be taken into custody if there's an imminent threat to themselves or others, and you can compel treatment. you change that standard from imminent threat to someone who is unable to conduct their affairs. self sufficiently if their drug addicted or mentally ill, and then you get them the treatment they need. mayor faulkner your response to being called plastic man him saying you're kind of playing with the margins to change u

media to san diego. families trapped in the cobbler region had been freed from afghanistan. the other families, including children, are still overseas. according to us, military terrorist groups have blocked access to the international airport, making it harder to leave. the san diego families reportedly had tickets to fly home, but were unable to get to the airport. so the 31st day with arbitrarily set without any for thought. but the total of on has made it even harder to succeed. i said his office originally learned through social media messaging that these families aren't fact stranded in afghanistan. he says they're trying to get them out. and now after a deadly blast near cobble airports, air travel for the san diego families will be even more complicated. but just days ago on monday white house press secretary, jim saki responded to reporter's question about americans being stuck in afghanistan, that 1st of all, i think they're responsible. say americans are stranded. they are not. oddly enough . on wednesday, saki had a very different tune. anyone who has an american

and now after a deadly blast near cobble airports, air travel for the san diego families will be even more complicated. but just days ago on monday, white house press secretary jen, saki responded to a reporter's question about american being stuck in afghanistan, that 1st of all, i think it's responsible, say americans are stranded. they are not. oddly enough. on wednesday, saki had a very different tune. anyone who has an american citizen who they are, who are they are looking to help get out any of you send them to me directly and i will get it to the right place. we are absolutely committed to this. this is an across the government commitment. the white house said around 900000 people were evacuated from cobble over the last 24 hours. a bipartisan group of lawmakers are urging president biden to ignore his august 31st deadline for evacuated american citizens from cobble. they should be able to continue the mission for as long as it takes reporting for new fees. hughes and pasha sweets, r t. that's all we have for is very important. show tay. thank you so much for watching. like al

i was driving down imperial boulevard in san diego the other day and the tents are all over the. forced him to get treatment. i'm a businessman. i want to use common sense. not just treat the symptoms. in other states. what it cost to build in california. largest tax decrease in california history, 30 billion dollars. 25%. >> regarding the minimum wage equipment or wage ought to be 0. what is 3rd party have to do with how to can sitting people decide to exchange services for money. >> i support some level about their, you know, full price of a floor for. >> i'm going to take issue with your premise. by the way. undecided as running away with this race. mister elder isn't ok. you know what academic debate. but you know. shortage of labor right now is such that people don't have to worry about the middle. mister newsome is using this in his advertising. he's ignoring the fact that he can't produce electricity. he can't produce water. he can't predict people from one wildfires that are threatening their existence. a struggle to survive in this economy in california. we've got great

that applies to san diego.at's happening in san diego county. 69% received one dose, 60% fully vaccinated but san diego does something interesting where they bifurcate where the case rates are falling. the numbers tell the story. >> there's no ambiguity in that graphic. >> we know wh is becoming infected right now in san diego. but the message, at least for the next few weeks, until the viral transmission rates come down, if you live in a place with high transmission, wear masks indoors. >> i'm so glad that you have that graph because the covid infections if they're breakthrough, they're not the same as other infections when you look at the risk of death, right? so you really want to break out those numbers to see that. and speaking of, someone who would not be included necessarily in that white part of the graph, jim asks why should someone who has already had covid-19 get vaccinated? doesn't he or she already have antibodies. >> jim, this is probably one of the most common questions i get, the answer is yes,

businessman john cox, former san diego mayor kevin faulconer and assembly member kevin kiley. the debate is from 6 to 7 tonight live at the guild theater in sacramento. it will be broadcast on npr stations throughout california. coming up. why? airbnb says it is taking legal action against user who rented a south bay home and we're learning more about how one of the wildfires burning in northern california may have started and the role that pg need may have played in some serious fire conditions tonight, mainly for the big fires in the northern east part of california, but we've got some red flag warnings in the north bay as well, so we'll

former san diego mayor kevin faulconer can clean up california assemblyman kevin kiley finding the governor for much of this year for the next town where they'll face it got to the questions. listen closely to what they say the side of one of these candidates to replace governor newsom. >> this is inside california politics. the governor recall >> ktla in los angeles. many of you may see us weekly on inside california politics will be your host this evening. >> you'll also be able to follow along. here's a quick

and san diego counties. re businesses are following that lead of san francisco bars which recently started requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. this is all due to the most recent surge in cases. the owner of one san diego night spot says most customers agree. >> looking at the numbers and what's happening with the new delta variant we thought it would be safe for our guests and staff and our community that we actually make our indoor dance area where our events are to be vaccination proof only. >> san diego county recently saw its highest number of new cases since early february. >>> this morning new for you, a new report indicating county health agencies focus their enforcement more on businesses ignoring covid protocols than those experiencing the outbreaks. a news group looked at six months of data ending in march and santa clara county 14 of 264 businesses experiencing outbreaks were fined, more than 450 fines issued to businesses that had no outbreaks at all. and in icu no fines were

there is a big story in san diego to become the antiracist school district because they found 80 percent of black kids had passing grades that yet 93 percent of white kids had passing grade so instead of asking the question what are they doing to enhance their prospects san diego said no. we look at the failure rates 20 percent of black kids who got the d or f and because of that 13 percentage point difference and with the 7 percent of white kids having a failing grade because of that difference and somehow the san diego unified school district decided to eliminate homework in there with a racist assumption. and then for an educator just takes me to a place and with 80 percent back black kids were doing in san diego? what was at the 93 percent of white kids and 94 percent of asian kids looking at the data and the amount of hours spent studying was one of the key factors to driving student success. so how do we create the conditions a more kids can study? if you are doing well i hope you had some good teachers who identified based on your grades you are not succeeding as much as you could

candidates hoping to take over governor newsom's job will be joining in and they include former san diego mayor kevin faulkner businessman john assemblyman kevin kiley will be there. don't miss airs on kron for thursday, august 19th at 07:00pm. the cdc is warning travelers to avoid the 70 countries and territories considered at the highest level of risk for covid that amounts to a do not travel warning 16 countries were recently added to the list, including greece ireland, libya and malta. the biden

candidates hoping to take over governor newsom's newsom's job will be participating, including former san diego mayor kevin faulconer businessman john and assemblyman kevin kiley. don't miss it airs right here on kron. 4 on thursday, august 7th pardon me, thursday. august 19th at 07:00pm. >> a major hydroelectric power plant at lake oroville is offline tonight. that's because the water level at the lake has reached historic lows over the last week. this is the first time ever that water levels have forced the plan to shut down since it opened back in 1967. it is currently at a

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governor recall debate and you're looking at the podium where we're going to see former san diego mayor kevin faulconer. then we're going to see businessman john and lastly, we'll see northern state assemblyman kevin kiley. this is going to be an intense one. we have candidates that only qualified for this debate by ranking high enough emerson college poll. governor gavin newsome candidates, larry and larry elder and caitlin jenner. they were invited. but all 3 declined to attend and that's unfortunate because there's going to be 28 million viewers at 6 of our nexstar stations, including right here at kron. 4. and as i said, the moderators, they're going to be sitting here and we have fox 40 in sacramento is nicky lorenzo. and we have ktla is frank buckley. the 2 already coast. the weekly, they host weekly inside california politics. so they know everything. they need to to really ask the tough questions. the questions that we all have and need the answers to before we fill out

this is the 3rd time a group of animals of san diego zoo and safari park has been exposed to coronavirus a troop of gorillas at the safari park made a full recovery after being diagnosed in january. and last week to snow leopards at the zoo tested positive. they, too have made a full recovery. the san diego zoo wildlife alliance which oversees both parks has been working to vaccinate all its animals as of tuesday, all species deem susceptible at both parks have already had or scheduled to receive their first vaccine within the coming days. some of the tigers have already received their first dose. according to the park, the infection appears to have occurred before the first dose was able to provide any immunity. >> and that was me. bono reporting just like human vaccination. it takes a few weeks for immunity to kick in for animals for now, these tigers will remain in quarantine out of public view. all of the animals which have tested positive. they all have made a full recovery. >> next today. right now booster covid shot 7 not been given the green light. so why is san francisco giving

began his opening statement, a service processor shouted he was being served in a lawsuit out of san diego county superior court. >> and through packet of papers on the floor which set by cox's feed all night. neither he nor his campaign would immediately comment tuesday from address that i'm not going another lawsuit on the minds of all candidates won in federal court now questioning the constitutionality of california's recall process. candidates say they are not worried. i don't think it has any legs to it. have no doubt that this is going to be tossed but it just serves to underline the of the new 7 campaign and the disrespect they have for california voters. >> this is not the only time

assembly member, kevin kiley and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer. this comes just two weeks before every registered voter in the state over seve a mail in ballot for this election reminder. election day is set for september. 14th experts have made it clear turnout will dictate the outcome of this race. democrats trying to leverage their 2 to 1 registration edge in the state late joyner, conservative radio host larry elder, who was leading the polls will not participate. and neither will the governor, though both were invited. speaking of those polls, numbers moving the wrong way for camp newsome. the most recent poll from emerson college, and next are found 46% or in favor of recalling the governor up 3% from july. the number opposed to the recall stayed at 48% with just 6% undecided elder lead. all other candidates by double digits in that poll, but 40% of people said they were undecided when it comes to a replacement vote. so a lot to see tonight we're

former san diego mayor kevin faulconer assemblyman kevin kiley and john cox will all be on the debate stage tonight answering our questions for the 3rd recall debate. larry elder the front runner in our polls, he's a conservative radio talk show host as well as former olympian caitlyn jenner did not da did not agree to come to our debate. those participating tonight agreed to perimeter set out by our company nexstar media group. now one person also declined our debate was governor gavin newsome i did catch up with him today. i asked him why he would not participate and here's how he responded. >>i'm on one question inside the recall on a running against them, they're not running against me they're going each other. but i want folks to know what's at stake. every single one of them while they shirt number of things in common they all supported donald trump. and number 2 they all want to eliminate mask mandates day one. they want to eliminate vaccine. verifications they want they want to take us of the same

i am with kevin faulkner, 2 mayor of san diego.ing of that you've done something throughout the debates i haven't seen the other republican challengers to criticizing larry elder, directly for controversial remarks he made about things like women's rights are women in the workplace. came up again tonight why do you think that's necessary i'm going to speak up and tell the truth about issues that are important and the fact of the matter us. larry elder has attacked working women in california and to say that it woman can't be able to make that choice whether they want to have a family or not when they're going to work is just wrong. that's not who we are as california's the shows that he doesn't have the judgment that he doesn't have the common sense and the experience necessary to actually be mayor and the character i'm very strong message to all working women out there's thank you for what you're doing. i will be a governor that supports you that understands how important it is that most of our families in california have 2 parent

businessman john cox, former san diego mayor kevin faulconer, assemblymember kevin kiley, former congressman doug ose. the candidates tackle mask mandates and more. here is dan ashley. >> i do not favor mandates. i favor educate. you will not mandate your way out of the coronavirus. >> we had the harshest lockdowns. we had the longest school closures. we were the last to open everything. >> 99.9% survivable by people who are in decent health who are not elderly. >> it was hosted by fox 11 in los angeles. the moderators asked about how they would handle the beleaguered unemployment system. >> it's time for a new team of people in california. at all agencies. on day one i will bring in a whole new team. >> for the people trying to get her on the phone to the edd? >> answer the phone.

locutor: la policÍa de san diego, california.ial se acerca al lugar donde se encontraba esta sustancia. el oficial que la acompaÑaba, asegura que le advirtiÓ que no se acercarÁ al polvo. en cuestiÓn de segundos el fentanilo le causÓ una sobredosis al agente y estuvo al borde de la muerte. el fentanilo en dosis altas puede causar que la respiraciÓn se pare totalmente. " recuerdo no haberme sentido bien y caÍ, luego no recuerdo nada a lo que pasÓ despuÉs", dice el agente. luego llegaron los paramÉdicos y le administraron una dosis de "narca". el oficial se recuperÓ, pero ahora se conmueve cuando piensa que este incidente pudo haberle ocurrido sÓlo y el final hubiese sido trÁgico. en 2019 un oficial de oklahoma revisaba un lugar que contenÍa fentanilo. el fentanilo no farmacÉutico es vendido por traficantes en polvo. tambiÉn se mezcla con heroÍna sin duda este oficial tuvo mucha suerte. locutor: el gobernador de nueva york podrÍa enfrentar cargos por delitos menores. el jefe de la policÍa del condado de albany informÓ que se harÁ un

. >> a small plane had to make an emergency landing on interstate 5 in san diego today. plane clips. several cars is that landed in the middle of the freeway. the good news is nobody was seriously hurt and the pilot and the passenger were able to get out of the plane unharmed. but as jamie chambers tells us, the experience still have several drivers shaken up. >> yeah. it's it's very rare to see a play on the freeway. the scene for those involved in the plane crash has been overwhelming car windows smashed out in the single engine piper plane crushed into the center divider. of a sudden it's like glass was everywhere. and i saw the plane kind of like i think it hit the back of a they're like landed in. >> and is the kind of like the site as a kind of whipped around because i just remember seeing glass everywhere and seeing the plane. and i was so confused. sarah tribute enter has been dane have been celebrating their 8th wedding anniversary here in san diego. where they got married and the accident couldn't have been any closer. it's scary. it's about it just like instan

oscar in san diego, republican. caller: how are you? host: what do you think should happen? caller: i was listening to what you were saying and the figures that were on the screen on the tv. it had $107 billion to legalize this new illegal aliens coming into america. why don't we spend that instead to reinforce our borders and have more border patrol to keep the amount? why not spend it on homeless veterans and homeless brothers? after covid is over, hundreds of thousands of businesses will be closed forever. we are going to wind up a third world country. host: the wall street journal reporting august 9 the legislation was expected at that point to include paid family medical leave, and expansion of the child tax credit, universal pre-k. it will provide green cards to millions of immigrants. you can learn more details of what is in this if you go to democrats' website in the senate. they have on democrats. senate.gov a breakdown of what is in this budget reconciliation agreement. you can read more details there if you go to democrats.senate.gov. david in west virginia, indep

there's a big story in san diego san diego decided to become an antiracist school district because they found that 80 percent of black kids were passing grades yet 93 percent of what kids passing rates. so instead of asking the question what both are the passing kids doing to enhance their prospects to get passing grades, san diego sent we're going to look at the failure rate. the 20 percent of black kids that got a d or f grade. they said because of that 13 percent is! difference, 20 percent of black kids that had a failing grade the seven percent of what kids failing grade because of that 13 percent difference it must be systemic racism so somehow the san diego unified school district decided to eliminate homework, eliminate the requirement that you have to and in your on-time somehow the racist assumption kids were not capable of getting homework in on time. thinking for an educator just takes me into a place where is that make any sense? study success. what is it 80 percent of black kids are doing in san diego . what is it that the 93 percent of what kids and by the way 94 percent o

is a big story in san diego that san diego decided to become an antiracist school district. because they found that 80 percent of black kids had passing great and yet, 93 percent of white kids had passing grades. so instead of asking the question, are the passing kids what are they doing to enhance our prospects to get the passing grades from san diego said no no no we will look at the failure rate. 20 percent of black kids that got a d or an f grade and they said because of that 13 percentage point difference, 20 percent black kids that had a failing grade in the 7 percent white kids that had a failing grade and because of that 13 percent difference, it must be systemic racism. and somehow, san diego unified school district decided to eliminate homework. in eliminate the requirement that you have a hand in your homework in on time and somehow the racist function lucky kids were not capable of getting homework in on time produce i kind of thinking that for an educator, it just takes me into a place of which how does that make any sense. what is that the 80 percent of black k

there's a big story in san diego san diego decided to become an antiracist school district because they found that 80 percent of black kids were passing grades yet 93 percent of what kids passing rates. so instead of asking the question what both are the passing kids doing to enhance their prospects to get passing grades, san diego sent we're going to look at the failure rate. the 20 percent of black kids that got a d or f grade. they said because of that 13 percent is! difference, 20 percent of black kids that had a failing grade the seven percent of what kids failing grade because of that 13 percent difference it must be systemic racism so somehow the san diego unified school district decided to eliminate homework, eliminate the requirement that you have to and in your on-time somehow the racist assumption kids were not capable of getting homework in on time. thinking for an educator just takes me into a place where is that make any sense? study success. what is it 80 percent of black kids are doing in san diego . what is it that the 93 percent of what kids and by the way 94 percent o

no-hit for the san diego padres. gilbert, santa cruz native, became the first pitcher sie vet his first career start and . he is the eighth of the nfl season. the most since 1884. that my friends is a long time ago. that will do it from levi stadium, everybody have a great day. i will be back with more content later in the day. >>> still to come, some bay area families are on edge. they are struggling to reach family and friends following a devastating 7.2 earthquake in haiti. >>> and the taliban closing in on afghan capital. the biden administration scrambling to give delta one citizens out as thousands raced to leave the country. >>> we will be right back >>> welcome back. he is 6:29 and thank you for joining us. i am deven fehely. let's start with the quick check of the weather with. >> there is smoke up there today at the higher elevations of the atmosphere and you will see that haze once again today. we have another air quality advisory. a areawide expect moderate air quality conditions but i will give you speci

i'm just glad i can help. border there in san diego.ara benitez reports, these beacons could help save the lives of migrants stranded during the treacherous journey beyond the us mexico border. border patrol agents demonstrate their daily search and rescue efforts along the san diego mexico border, using a helicopter canines, drones, dirt bikes and now rescue beacons. san diego sector is establishing these rescue beacons in strategic and highly traverse locations throughout our area of operations, acting deputy chief patrol agent scott garrett says. these beacons have proven successful in other areas along the us mexico border to prevent migrant deaths when activated. the san diego sector tactical communications center. broadcast the alert to agents who will immediately response but not all migrants are lucky. in the 60 mile stretch of tough san diego mountain terrain. just last week, just a few dozen yards south of those repeater antennas that you could see to your west, there's another single female migrant who was abandoned by her gu

américa se mueve con dunkin'. ♪ música ♪) >>> el departamento de policía de san diego california publicós pueden ser perturbadoras >>> (gritos) >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> muestra cómo oficiales le disparan a jesús cuando él estaba de rodilla de espalda a los oficiales la víctima es perseguido en auto y después corriendo cuando los oficiales le gritan, en la florida se mostraron nuevas imágenes después del derrumbe del edificio de surfside son la imágenes de las cámaras corporales de los policías tenemos las imágenes que pueden herir la sensibilidad de algunas peonas >>> era la 1:25 de la madrugada un oficial de la policía llega a la escena a la torre que acababa de caer y busca algún sobreviviente el policía en medio de la oscuridad >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> la noche se llena de gritos difícil dar crédito de lo que está pasando solamente las linternas para entender el tamaño de la tragedia y otro oficial llega a la emergencia >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> una situación difícil de imaginar muchas gracias por el reporte vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos a noticias telemundo mediodía con

this is video of a san diego fire captain returning home to san diego yesterday. cal fire says a tree fell on top of the fire. the fire captain has the greatest injuries. he has a significant amount of rehabilitation ahead of him but he is expected to make a full recovery. >>> hundreds of people are on this mission, escape alcatraz. we're talking about the aqua-thon which kicks off this weekend. athletes plunge into the chilly bay swimming from alcatraz all the way to san francisco. they ran 5k after getting out of the water. tomorrow the "escape from alcatraz" triathlon starts at 7:30 in the morning. are you going to be in that one? >> no. the biking i could do. maybe 50 yards of swimming. >> yeah, okay. >> i can't do that one. the weather for the morning, we will see fog across the bay. it looks like that classic start to swimalcatraz. you are about to see high clouds could be coming in from the east. so a mixed palate headed our way. right now 64 degrees in san jose with hazy skies. moderate air quality in san jose. in livermore also in the 60s. a little haze i

fue arrestado en 2018 en san diego donde le incautaron 24 libras de heroína, ha sido liberado de acuerdogeneración, la tensiones permanente, y pese al desplazamiento de fuerzas federales la violencia no ha cesado. agustín nos informa >>> sin previo aviso comenzaron los disparos, los reporteros entrevistaban en una barricada de michoacán cuando se registró este ataque >>> es uno 9999 es tac nueva generación, que trata de apoderarse de los municipios de tierra caliente. de hace meses lo que se ve con los servicios de energía eléctrica amenazan, extorsiona y asesina civiles. familias enteras han sido desplazadas. Él es un campesino, mísero que tomó las armas para defender a su esposay a sus hijas. >>> (sonido ambiente) >>>(gritos). >>> la guardia nacional y citados del ejército patrullan la zona pero se retiran después de las horas entonces es ahí cuando continúa el asedio de los criminales >>> (inaudible) >>> cambiamos de tema porque viene el fin de semana sigue por el humo, vamos hablar del pronóstico. no se lo pierda al volver!. >>> 7 de agosto un nuevo centro de vacunación en (nombre ex

besides, netflix already revived "carmen san diego."tolen. i think it's easy when faced with a problem to seek answers in our past. reviving "carmen san diego" would be fun for awhile, but that does not really count as creating anything. this is a time for groundbreaking and risk-taking. there must be something better, something new, and really, isn't that the challenge we face with just about everything right now? figuring out what to do next? i mean, look at today's news. how will the u.s. recalibrate its relationship with afghanistan if the taliban succeed in taking kabul and overthrowing the government? where can we build consensus across political lines to end this pandemic, especially now that more children are dying of covid? when will the world fight climate change as one, especially with fires in the western u.s., flooding in turkey, and this july being the hottest july on record? this uniquely difficult moment gives us a unique responsibility. it means letting the past instruct the future, not construct the future. moving forw

. >>> el agua potable que sale de la planta dessaldora abuso ta ce a res tenso del condado del san diegona con otros problemas que estamos enfrentando el calentamiento de los ocÉanos la sed ficciÓn de los ocÉanos y es lo que se suma al cambio climÁtico que estamos observando en este planeta. >>> muy pronto el condado de orange pof drÍa poner su propia planta dessaldora si es aprobada que al igual que la planta en san diego, habrÁ programa de mitigaciÓn ambiental. >>> (habla en inglÉs). >>> y asumirÁ responsabilidad de que los humedales estÉn saludosbles y produzcan vida marina durante la vida de operaciÓn de la planta dessaldora haciendo de este proyecto un beneficio ambiental neto. >>> ana cristina para telemundo. >>> bueno allÍ puedo tener qued el proceso que lleva con esto vamos a iniciar reportajes para conocer mÁs sobre la sequÍa floectss y la soluciÓn verdad? >>> y es muy importante tambiÉn que nosotros nos em podo esperemos y tomemos acciones por reja recibir el consumo de agua mientras tomamos la ducha mientras nos cep llama las dientes. >>> muy buen punto ese. >>> van sumando. >

john cox appear inside san diego on a giant board. and reality tv star caitlyn jenner visited the u.s./mexico border. they are polling people one month before the election. on sunday, face the nation will release the results this sunday at 8:30 a.m. right here on kpix5. >>> live look outside right now. wildfire smoke not really effecting our air quality today. but that could change by tomorrow. our chief meteorologist joining us with a look at the potential problems this weekend. >> i think our air quality will step back heading through the day tomorrow. not as bad as the smoke that blew in on friday. it barely tips into the unhealthy for sensitive groups category and just barely seeing the orange showing up in parts of the county. mainly in the higher elevations, indicating moderate air quality tomorrow. again, today, we are in the green across the board. conditions immoving on sunday. the yellow more that on the north bay and along the range and for much of the east bay. but, in terms ever the worst air quality ratings it will stay

and san diego counties. more businesses are following the lead of san francisco bars which recently started requiring proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. all due to the most recent surge in cases. the owner of one san diego night spot says most customers agree. >> looking at the numbers and what's happening with the delta variant we thought it would be safe for our guests and staff and our community that we actually make dance area where our events are to be vaccination proof only. >> san diego county recently saw its highest number of new cases since early february. >>> if you're planning to go to bottle rock in napa next month you'll need a proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. staff members will be checking all festival goers during the three-day event from september 3rd to the 5th. masks will be recommended but not required for the outdoor event. >>> vta is bringing back temporary bus service along a portion of the light rail system shut down from the tragic mass shooting. the busses w

carolina: y la policÍa de san diego, california, revela el vÍdeo de una cÁmara corporal para advertirra querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. ver quÉ sucede. ♪ ♪ ♪ con este video, la policia de san diego, california, quiere llamar la atencion sobre los peligrosos efectos de la droga entaniloal que vemos desmayarse es al ayudante david faii-vae, quien realizaba una rutina el pasado 3 de julio. el oficial que lo alo- alo- xona peligrosos efectos de los opioides.el instituto nacional sobre abuso de drogas dice que entanilo sintetico, muy parecido a la morfina, pero entre 50 y 100 veces mas potente y puede resultar fatal... borja: en otras noticias, las llamadas del incendio de california sigue amenazando a miles de residentes . los cielos se volvieron rojos y el fuego se intensificÓ afectando unas 322.000 acres. la ciudad fue destruida en gran parte arrasando viviendas y negocios mientras que en el condado se emitieron otras Órdenes de evacuaciÓn obligatoria. carolina: a

jacob stakes over the story. >> the san diego county sheriff's department released this public service announcement last week body-worn camera footage shows a deputy apparently overdosed scene after brief exposure to fentanyl while on a call july 3rd and they're hoping that it makes enough of an impression that with people. i understand dangerous this drug is. but a doctor lewis nelson is the chief of medical toxicology at rutgers new jersey school of medicine and says this wasn't an overdose. i can tell you this. not fentanyl right. this is a normal human stress response. he points to one piece of evidence in particular the amount of narcan used to reverse the alleged overdose of facts press one of the best reasons is into for that to make better. we never news 4. that was you need one dose. he is not the only one speaking out after the video went viral major outlets, including the la times and new york times have pointed to questions surrounding this video. >> doctor nelson says what deputy david 5, i experienced. and during this call was real. but it wasn't an overdose. this is anxi

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they were recruited from san diego all the way up to alaska and orphans. you think they're a threat to the military but 101 of them were incarcerated here in men's and our camp. manzan art camp had a population about 10,000 people here. and way in the back over here you see this. statute or hublisk so that was in the cemetery. so angeli. they go to pilgrimage so manzanar camp. you see the picture up here. so their young people third fourth generation now go up to men's and our camp annually about april or may of the year and remember what happened to them during world war ii? i feel america is the greatest country in the world because president reagan way back in 1988 signed the civil liberty bill of 1988. he gave us an official apology from the white house everyone that was incarcerated in camp during world war ii are official apology from the white house. but this is not president reagan's signature. oh, that's president. george bush even though president reagan signed it in 1988. it was not implemented until 1990. so we got this official apology and we

that was the case for april and rich, owners of sand n' straw in vista, about an hour outside of san diego the couple's shared backgrounds, rich and april both grew up near the beach,

. >> a san diego deputy saved after being exposed to fentanyl. show you the harrowing video. >>> much of the great highway is closed now in san francisco, but changes are coming and some are not happy about it. >>> and after a daring escape an update on the bear cub badly burned in the tamarac fire. >>> but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> i want to read the tweet that you wrote and i'm going to do it in your voice. >> good, yeah. >> okay. once i was in a spa in a hotel in vegas. >>> in less than two weeks san francisco's great low will reopen to cars at least on weekdays. the stretch between lincoln way and slope boulevard was closed during the pandemic to create an open space for cyclists and pedestrians, but not everyone is happy with the new compromise. >> reporter: well, city leaders have certainly compromised here on the decision to open the great highway during the week and then keep it closed on weekends and also holidays. the initial reaction from bike groups, walk groups and those out there enjoyi

we are at camp pendleton here in northern san diego county.l, we don't know where these us service members were station that were killed over there in kabul. we do know that there are a number of marines from camp pendleton kendall thin over there at that international airport in kabul where they've been trying to evacuate so many people over the last many days. you can see here, a lot of people have come here and left flowers. some just came by and left candles. and as i said, what we don't know where these folks are from who died. they say it doesn't matter. the folks who are leaving these things. they want the family members of those who were lost to know that they're not morning alone and show you some video from kabul. this situation started the day there were 2 suicide bombers according to officials, one right outside one of the gates of the internation airport there in kabul. another near an area hotel. the suicide bombs went off after the suicide bombs went off. they say terrorists then open fire started shooting at some of the people

little tokyo started when we had a ship wrecked sailor from san diego. he came up here, and then in 1885 he started the first japanese american restaurants in a little tokyo. >> common ground, the heart of community. and this is what we are talking about with japanese american community here in the united states. the japanese were enticed to go to hawaii. a sugar plantation people came to japan to recruit workers. they said, gee, if you worked in the sugar plantations of hawaii is equivalent to working ten years in a factory in japan. so, close to 1000 people, way back in 1885 went on a three-year labor contract to a sugar plantation in hawaii. but when they got there, they found out differently. they had a foreman's who had whips. they used leather whips on the workers. so, it was slave like conditions. so, many of them got out of their three year labor contract, escape to the other plantations, or pineapple plantations. and some of them went back to the cities, others were enticed to go to the mainland. many of you have heard of benjamin franklin. he w

. ♪ >>> instead of taking a hit during the pandemic, one business owner in san diego thrived.s kayna whitworth with another look at this sweet success story. ♪ >> here's one of our brownies we are making today. >> look at that, oh, that smells like heaven. >> reporter: rachel king has been whipping up gourmet confections at some of san diego's top restaurants for over a decade. but after leaving her job as a pastry chef behind to start her own business, this 37-year-old mother of two is now creating sweet treats with a special ingredient. liquid cannabis. >> i love our guava tamarind jellies. those are cbd and thc. i love our salted toffee blondies as well. it depends on my mood. >> do you have somebody that's doing taste testing? >> i mean, that's not a hard position to fill. >> reporter: she launched her company, kaneh, six years ago after medical marijuana became legal in california. when pot was legal for recreational use, kaneh expanded. >> i didn't have experience baking with cannabis, but my partners had a lot of knowledge. they came with the business sense, the cannabi