>>> MAJOR FUNDING FOR KPBS EVENING EDITION HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE BY ANDERSON PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR.

PROUD TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF KPBS.

AND PRIVILEGED TO SERVE SAN DIEGO CLIENTS.

ANDERSON PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR.

HELPING HOMEOWNERS MAINTAIN DRAIN, HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS SINCE 1978.

AND BY THE CONRAD PREBYS FOUNDATION, DARLENE MARCOS SHILEY AND BY THE FOLLOWING.

♪ AND BY VIEWERS LIKE YOU.

THANK YOU.

♪ >>> GOOD EVENING.

IT IS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5.

THANK YOU, FOR JOINING US.

I AM MAYA TRABULSI.

>>> VACCINATIONS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY ARE FALLING SHORT IN THOSE HIT HARDEST BY THE PANDEMIC.

THEY SAY PART OF THAT IS DUE TO LIMITS ON WHO CAN BE VACCINATED RIGHT NOW.

KPBS REPORTER MATT HOFFMAN SAYS THEY WILL BE HITTING SOUTH BAY STREETS TO FIX THAT.

>> I AM VERY HAPPY BECAUSE I'M GOING TO GET MY VACCINE.

>> Reporter: HERE AT THE CHULA VISTA SUPERCENTER, THE LINE IS MOVING QUICKLY.

AND COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE LAUNCHING A NEW PILOT PROGRAM TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYBODY ELIGIBLE GETS ONE OF THESE.

LATINOS MAKE UP MORE THAN 50% OF THE COUNTY CORONAVIRUS CASES.

THE DASHBOARD AS OF FRIDAYS SHOWS JUST 30% OF PEOPLE IDENTIFYING AS LATINO HAVE GOTTEN THE VACCINATION WHILE HALF OF THE DOSES ARE GOING TO THOSE THAT IDENTIFY AS RIGHT.

>> STARTING NEXT WEEK COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS WILL HIT THE STREETS TRYING TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYBODY THAT IS ELIGIBLE FOR A VACCINE CAN BOOK AN APPOINTMENT.

MANY THAT ARE IN THE CHULA VISTA SITES LIVE IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA.

>> ACTUALLY, I WAS REALLY SURPRISED THIS WAS QUICK.

>> IT WAS PRETTY QUICK AND FAST.

THAT WAS A RELIEF.

>> Reporter: ONE WOMAN WAS ABLE TO GET HER MOTHER AN APPOINTMENT TODAY.

>> I THINK IT IS WORKING.

INSPECT COUNTY SPONSORED VACCINATION SITES ARE STILL ONLY TAKING APPOINTMENTS FOR SENIORS 65 AND OLDER AS WELL AS HEALTHCARE WORKERS.

>> OBVIOUSLY CUT TO PROTECT MYSELF AND MY FAMILY AND THEN SECONDARY AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, IT WOULD BE TO PROTECT THE KIDS.

FOR ME AND FOR ME FROM THEM.

>>> WITH OFFICIALS NOT GETTING THE SUPPLIES THAT THEY WANT, THEY WILL BE PRIORITIZING SECOND DOSES.

APPOINTMENT CAN BE BOOKED THROUGH THE COUNTY WEBSITE.

I MET HOFFMAN FOR KPBS NEWS.

>>> WE HAVE A NEW FEATURE AT WWW.KPBS.ORG.

A MAP THAT SHOWS THAT VACCINATION CLINIC LOCATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTY.

YOU CAN ALSO FIND LINKS TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE.

>>> IT HAS BEEN A STRUGGLE NATIONWIDE GETTING KIDS BACK TO SCHOOL AND LOCALLY.

AN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT IS BACK ON CAMPUS FOR PART DAY SESSIONS.

WE TAKE A LOOK AT HOW THAT IS WORKING OUT.

>>> THEY ARE SO HAPPY TO BE BACK ON CAMPUS.

I AM SO HAPPY TO HAVE THEM ON CAMPUS.

IS SCHOOL WITHOUT CHILDREN IS KIND OF SAD.

IT IS TOO QUIET.

>> NAOMI TEACHES TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND KINDERGARTEN IN HOW WAY.

SHE IS BACK ON CAMPUS THIS WEEK AND IS TEACHING MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS AFTER THE SCHOOL RESUMED LAST WEEK.

IT SHE SAID SHE HAS SEEN A HUGE IMPROVEMENT IN STUDENTS.

>> I HAVE NOTICED HERE THEY ARE MUCH MORE ENGAGED.

I GET MORE RESPONSE.

THEY ARE TALKING TO ME AND TO EACH OTHER.

TOWARDS THE ON, ON VIRTUAL, IT WAS CRICKETS AT TIMES.

>> Reporter: EVEN THE YOUNGEST STUDENTS ARE FOLLOWING SAFETY PROCEDURES.

THEIR WASHING HANDS REGULARLY AND MAINTAINING DISTANCE.

>> THEY HAVE TO SAY STAY WITHIN WHAT I CALL THEIR SPACE BUBBLE.

I TELL THEM IF THEY CAN STICK THEIR HANDS OUT AND THEY CAN TOUCH SOMEBODY THEY ARE OUTSIDE OF THEIR SPACE BUBBLE.

IT >> WITH SAFETY PROCEDURES IN PLACE, DISTRICT OFFICIALS SAID THEY HOPE TO BE ABLE TO KEEP CAMPUSES OPEN.

CAROL OSBORNE IS THE ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT OF LEARNING SUPPORT SERVICES.

>> WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL NOT HAVING TRANSMISSION ON CAMPUS SO WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE WERE NOT GETTING RELAXED IN PROTOCOLS OF ETHICAL DISTANCING AND MAKING SURE THAT DESKS WERE 6 FEET APART.

EVEN IF THEY ARE ON THE CARPET THEY SHOULD BE 6 FEET APART.

>> OSBORNE SAYS THEY CANNOT REOPEN HIGH SCHOOLS UNTIL THE COUNTY ENTERS THE RED TIER FOR CASE RATES.

>>> S CAN DO YOU ESCONDIDO SCHOOL HAS REOPEN THIS WEEK.

DISTRICT OFFICIALS HAVE SAID THESE CASE NUMBERS WERE EXPECTED.

>>> THE FIRST JOBS REPORT OF THE YEAR SHOWS A SLUGGISH ECONOMIC RECOVERY.

THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPPED TO 6.3% BUT JUST 49,000 JOBS WERE ADDED IN JANUARY.

PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO PITCH HIS $2 TRILLION RELIEF PLAN.

A MAJOR STICKING POINT FOR REPUBLICANS IS THE AMOUNT OF THE STIMULUS CHECKS AND TWO SHOULD BE ELIGIBLE.

BUT THE PRESIDENT SAYS HE IS NOT BUDGING.

>> I AM NOT CUTTING THE SIZE OF THE CHECKS.

THEY WILL BE $1400 PERIOD.

THAT IS WHAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WERE PROMISED.

>>> THE HOUSE PASSED A BUDGET RESOLUTION AFTER THE SENATE PASSED ITS VERSION OVERNIGHT.

AND THAT WILL ALLOW DEMOCRATS TO PASS A RELIEF PACKAGE WITHOUT A SINGLE REPUBLICAN VOTE.

HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI SAYS THEY HOPE TO SEND THE BILL TO THE SENATE WITHIN TWO WEEKS.

>>> SAN DIEGO IS GETTING MORE THAN $45 MILLION IN STATE FUNDING TO HELP PEOPLE STRUGGLING TO PAY RENT.

COMBINED WITH FEDERAL FUNDING, MORE THAN $87 MILLION IS AVAILABLE TO HELP FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE BEEN DEVASTATED FINANCIALLY BY THE PANDEMIC.

YOU CAN FIND INFORMATION ABOUT THE APPLICATION PROCESS ON THE SAN DIEGO HOUSING COMMISSION WEBSITE.

>>> USUALLY, SUPER BOWL SUNDAY MEANS WATCH PARTIES, SNACKING AND LOTS OF CHEERING.

KPBS NORTH COUNTY REPORTER JACOB AERE SAYS CELEBRATIONS THIS YEAR WILL LIKELY LOOK DIFFERENCE.

>> Reporter: WHILE COVID-19 CASES ARE TRENDING DOWN ACROSS CALIFORNIA, OFFICIALS ARE WORRIED THAT THIS WEEKEND OF THE GATHERINGS COULD LEAD TO A SEARCH.

THE CDC RELEASED PRECAUTIONS AHEAD OF THE WEEKEND.

>> LET'S NOT HAVE THE SUPER BOWL BECOME THE NEXT NEXT BEGINNING OF A SURGE IN CALIFORNIA.

CELEBRATE THE GAME AND WATCH IT WITH YOUR HOUSEHOLD.

AND, IF YOU ARE WITH OTHER PEOPLE, TRY TO SHARE AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN.

>>> WITH THE STATEWIDE BAN ON OUTDOOR DINING, RESTAURANTS ARE SEEING CUSTOMERS AGAIN.

RESTAURANTS ARE CURRENTLY BANNED FROM TURNING ON TVS BUT THAT IS NOT THE CASE IN SAN DIEGO AND THAT COULD RESULT IN LARGE CROWDS.

LOCAL BARS ARE GEARING UP FOR THAT.

>> WE HAVE 17 TELEVISIONS.

WE HAVE SEATING IN EVERY POSSIBLE SPOT.

WE ARE READY.

NOBODY KNOWS WHAT WILL HAPPEN.

HOPEFULLY EVERYBODY IS ITCHING TO COME OUT.

>>> JAMIE HELM IS THE MANAGER OF ONE RESTAURANT AND THEY SAY THEY ARE FOCUSING ON COVID-19 PROTOCOLS AND EXPANDED OUTDOOR DINING OPTIONS.

BUT THEY ARE EXPECTING PACKED HOUSES ON SUNDAY.

>> WE HAVE MISSED OUT ON WHAT IS PROBABLY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN SALES AND A LOT OF PROFIT EVERY SINGLE DAY.

EVERY SINGLE DAY COUNTS.

>> FOR FANS THAT PLAN TO GET TOGETHER AWAY FROM HOME, PLEASE CONTACT THE VENUE AWAY FROM HOME -- CONTACT THE VENUE TO MAKE SURE PROTOCOLS ALL ARE BEING FOLLOWED.

THE SAME INVOLVES OUTDOOR GATHERINGS AWAY FROM HOME.

I'M JACOB AERE FOR KPBS NEWS.

>>> NEW SUPERVISOR NORA VARGAS IS THE FIRST LATINA AND IMMIGRANT ON THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

KPBS REPORTER MAX RIVLIN-NADLER TALKED WITH HER ABOUT HER POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE GOING UP ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BORDER.

>> IT IS ACTUALLY RAINING A LOT.

>> Reporter: VARGAS WALKED IN THE RAIN IN NATIONAL CITY GOING DOOR TO DOOR ASKING PEOPLE TO SUPPORT HER CAMPAIGN.

THIS WAS DURING THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS LAST YEAR.

SHE WAS RUNNING FOR COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

THERE HAD NOT BEEN A COMPETITIVE ELECTION THERE IN 25 YEARS.

SO WHEN VARGAS WOULD SHOW UP AT THEIR DOORS ASKING FOR A VOTE, IT TOOK TRUST BUILDING.

>> PEOPLE TOLD ME THEY WOULD GIVE ME A CHANCE.

AND THEY WOULD CALL ME NORA AND THEY SAID THEY WOULD GIVE ME A CHANCE.

BUT THEY SAID THEY HAD BEEN MADE PROMISES THAT WERE NOT FOLLOWED.

>> Reporter: LATINAS IN THE COUNTY HAD NEVER BEEN ELECTED TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

IN A COUNTY WHERE THEY MAKE UP 34% OF THE POPULATION.

THAT CHANGED IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION.

>> THE RESULTS ARE SHOWING NORA VARGAS WITH 54.5%.

>> Reporter: SHE WAS BORN IN TIJUANA.

SHE WENT BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN TWO NATIONS AND THAT IS WHERE SHE BELIEVES HER POLITICAL JOURNEY BEGAN.

>> I THINK WHEN I REALIZED THAT I WAS IN A UNIQUE STATE BECAUSE I WAS ABLE TO CROSS THE BORDER AND I WAS ABLE TO TRAVEL AND LEARN THINGS, I THINK THAT IS WHEN IT HIT ME, WHAT CAN I DO TO MAKE THE WORLD BETTER FOR OTHER PEOPLE.

AND I THINK, THAT IS REALLY WHEN I REALIZED THERE ARE SO MANY OPPORTUNITIES FOR US TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A DIFFERENT WAY AND POLITICS WAS AN AVENUE FOR ME TO DO THAT.

>> Reporter: FOR LATINAS THERE WAS NOT A MAP TO POLITICAL POWER.

>> TO BE A LATINA AND MY FRIENDS WOULD SAY AN HONORARY CHICANA, AGAIN, I COUNT MY BLESSINGS THAT I GREW UP IN A FAMILY WHERE, YOU KNOW, GOING AWAY TO COLLEGE WAS ACTUALLY ENCOURAGED.

THAT I NEEDED TO GET AN EDUCATION.

THAT I NEEDED TO SEE THE WORLD.

THAT I NEEDED TO LEARN AND TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

>> Reporter: WATCHING HER OWN MOTHER WORK AT LOCAL NONPROFITS AND HER GRANDMOTHER RUN A CROSS- BORDER BUSINESS, SHE SAYS THEY WERE UNINTENTIONAL FEMINISTS.

AND THAT IS A PERSPECTIVE SHE BROUGHT TO A JESUIT UNIVERSITY IN SAN FRANCISCO.

>> HAVING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT WHAT FEMINISM WAS AND THEN TRYING TO FIGURE OUT, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN TWO COMMUNITIES OF COLOR OR THOSE THAT DON'T HAVE ACCESS OR OPPORTUNITIES.

>> Reporter: SHE FOUND A PLACE AT PLANNED PARENTHOOD WHERE SHE BECAME AN EXECUTIVE.

>> WE DIDN'T TALK ABOUT SEX OR SEXUALITY IN MY HOUSE.

THERE ARE A LOT OF MYTHS IN OUR COMMUNITY SOMETIMES STILL.

IT'S VERY TABOO TO TALK ABOUT SEXUALITY STILL.

>> Reporter: BUT HER EXPERIENCE PALES IN COMPARISON TO THE JOB AHEAD OF HER.

DEALING WITH THE ECONOMIC AND HEALTHCARE FALLOUT.

VARGAS BELIEVES THAT REACHING THE COMMUNITY IN WAYS THEY WILL NOT ONLY UNDERSTAND BUT TRUST IS THE KEY TO ENDING THE PANDEMIC IN LATINA BORDER COUNTIES.

>> I THINK, I DID TODAY.

I WAS TALKING ABOUT JUSTICE.

LANGUAGE SHOULD NOT BE A BARRIER AND THEN ALL OF THE SUDDEN I SAY TO THEM -- IN WHICH HE SAID THANK YOU, FOR BEING HERE, WE APPRECIATE IT.

WE WILL WORK ON GETTING YOU THE INFORMATION THAT YOU NEED.

AND I STARTED GETTING TEXT MESSAGES FROM PEOPLE SAYING THANK YOU, FOR DOING THAT.

BUT IT IS WHO I AM.

I WANT THEM TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE BEING HEARD.

>> Reporter: ACTIVITY THE NEXT GENERATION OF LATINO LEADERS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF HER JOURNEY SHE SAYS.

SHE HAS HIRED YOU COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO ASSIST HER.

>> I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE SYSTEM IS REALLY SHAPE AND SO THAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE THERE FOR WOMEN IN THE COMMUNITY AND THAT THEY HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THE COMMUNITY.

>> I'M MAX RIVLIN-NADLER REPORTING FOR KPBS NEWS.

EXTRACT TODAY FAMILY MEMBERS ARE ASKING FOR HELP FINDING THIS MOTHER OF THREE THAT DISAPPEARED ONE MONTH AGO FROM HER HOME.

>> I AM PLEADING, ANYONE ELSE, PLEASE.

ANYBODY.

SOMEWHERE SOMEHOW.

HELP ME BRING MY SISTER HOME.

HER KIDS NEED HER.

A TRUCK THE CHULA VISTA POLICE CHIEF SAYS THIS CASE IS A THIS IS A PRIORITY.

AND THEY SAY THAT RALLIES FOR MAY "MAYA" MILLETE ARE A PRIORITY.

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION CONTACT CHULA VISTA POLICE OR CRIMESTOPPERS.

>>> THE NAVY HAS COME OUT WITH ITS LONG-AWAITED REPORT ON RACIAL BIAS.

A TASK FORCE CALLED ONE NAVY WAS CREATED.

STEVE WALSH, KPBS MILITARY REPORTER SAYS, THEY INTEND TO MAKE LASTING CHANGE.

>>> THERE ARE ONLY A HANDFUL OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN ADMIRALS OR FLAG OFFICERS IN THE NAVY AND FEW PEOPLE OF COLOR IN SOME OF THE MOST CELEBRATED COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS NAVAL AVIATION, HEADQUARTERED IN SAN DIEGO.

IT IS WHERE THE HEAD OF THE TASK FORCE, REAR ADMIRAL AL LINDA HALSEY WAS BASED UNTIL RECENTLY.

>> BEING HERE, BEING -- I DO KNOW THAT THE NAVY IS COMMITTED.

I THINK WE CAN MAKE SOME GROUND HERE.

>> Reporter: THE TASK FORCE WORRIED THAT THEIR EFFORT TO ROOT OUT DISCRIMINATION WOULD BE CAUGHT UP IN THE PAST ADMINISTRATION TARGETING DIVERSITY TRAINING SAYS DOCTOR CHARLES BARBER.

HE IS THE CONSULTANT THAT WORKED ON THE REPORT.

SOME OF THE THINGS WILL NOW BE PUT BACK INTO THE DRAFTEE SAYS WITH THE NEW ATTITUDE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

>> THE CONCEPT OF WHITE PRIVILEGE AND HOW THE DISCUSSION CENTER AROUND WHITE PRIVILEGE, WE WILL PUT THOSE BACK IN.

>> Reporter: CRITICS SAY THE REPORT STRESSES INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY BUT DID NOT LOOK AT OVERT RACISM.

JOHN CLARK IS A RECENTLY RETIRED COMMANDER WHO WRITES ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE AS AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMANDER.

>> TO ME, WHAT WAS DISAPPOINTING WAS THAT WHAT IS NOT IN THE REPORT.

THERE WAS NOT A DIRECT DISCUSSION OF DE FACTO RACISM AND SEGREGATION.

THE CURRENT STATE OF THE NAVY AND WHY WE ARE WHERE WE ARE.

>> Reporter: A RECENTLY RELEASED 2017 PENTAGON SURVEY SHOW THAT ROUGHLY ONE IN FIVE SAILORS AND OFFICERS EXPERIENCED RACIAL OR ETHNIC DISCRIMINATION OR HARASSMENT THAT YOUR.

MORE THAN ANY OTHER SERVICE.

THE NAVIES PROCESS FOR FILING DISCRIMINATION COMPLAINTS IS BROKEN CLARK SAID.

>> WE HAVE SOME PEOPLE IN OUR SERVICE WHO DON'T WANT RACISM IN OUR RANKS.

THEY ARE WILLING TO STEP UP AND ROOTED OUT AND SPEAK UP.

WHERE THEY CAN.

BUT AT THE SAME TIME YOU HAVE SOME OTHER PEOPLE.

MAINLY OLDER WHITE MEN THAT WANT TO RETAIN THAT POSITION OF POWER.

>> Reporter: THURSDAY, THE NEW SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ORDERED A 60 DAYS DOWN DOWN STAND DOWN TO TALK ABOUT RACIAL EXTREMISM THROUGHOUT THE MILITARY.

THE NAVY REPORT AND ADDRESS HATE GROUPS IN THE RANKS.

DESPITE WHAT WAS LEFT OUT, BARBER, THE NAVY CONSULTANT, SAYS HE PLANS TO STAY ON TO ADMINISTER THE FINDINGS WHICH WERE BASED ON DOZENS OF FOCUS GROUPS HELD BEHIND CLOSED DOORS WITH SAILORS.

>> CONTINUALLY LOOKING AT CULTURE.

SO THAT WAY WE CONTINUE TO MAKE SOME PROGRESS.

WE DON'T WANT YOU KEEP TALKING ABOUT THE STUFF YEARS AND YEARS FROM NOW.

>> Reporter: A TOP PRIORITY NOW IS TO BRING MORE PEOPLE OF COLOR AND WOMEN INTO LEADERSHIP ROLES.

>> IT'S NOT A ONE AND DONE.

SO IMAGINE EVERY SIX MONTHS.

THIS ISSUE IS NOT GOING TO GO AWAY.

IT'S GOING TO BE EMBEDDED IN OUR TRAINING THROUGHOUT THE LIFE OF THE SAILOR.

>> Reporter: AND IT WON'T GO AWAY BECAUSE OF THE RECENT CONFIRMATION OF THE FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN SECRETARY OF DEFENSE.

STEVE WALSH, KPBS NEWS.

>>> THE PENTAGON WILL DEPLOY MORE THAN THAT 1100 TROOPS TO HELP ADMINISTER COVID-19 VACCINATIONS.

TWO OF THE FIVE NEW TEAMS WILL BE SENT TO VACCINATION CENTERS OPENING IN LOS ANGELES AND OAKLAND.

DEFENSE OFFICIALS AT FEMA HAVE DISCUSSED USING UP TO 10,000 TROOPS TO REACH THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION GOAL OF ADMINISTERING 450,000 SHOTS PER DAY.

>>> SOME PRETTY DRY MILD WEATHER THAT WE ARE HAVING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS BUT EVENTUALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND, WE ARE GOING TO SEE THE ONSHORE FLOW RETURN.

WHAT IT DOES, THERE WILL BE SOME CLOUDS FOR US TO CONTEND WITH.

BUT NOT A LOT OF ACTIVE WEATHER.

THE SATELLITE AND RADAR, JUST AS YOU EXPECTED, NOT A WHOLE LOT HAPPENING OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS.

AND NOT REALLY ANYTHING THROUGH THE NEXT FEW HOURS.

TONIGHT TEMPERATURES FALLING BACK INTO THE 40s AND NOTICE OUT THERE, STILL PRETTY QUIET.

AS YOU LOOK TOWARDS ESCONDIDO, 49 IS THE LOW IN THE SAME IN SAN DIEGO.

MOUNT LAGUNA, 43 DEGREES.

FUTURECAST SHOWS THERE IS REALLY NOTHING GOING ON.

NOT EVEN REALLY ANY COASTAL CLOUDS TO CONTEND WITH.

BECAUSE AGAIN, WE HAVE THAT OFFSHORE FLOW LIVING ON.

WE WILL SEE MORE OF THAT RAKE DOWN ON SUNDAY AND WE COULD HAVE SOME MORE COASTAL CLOUDS THAN.

TOMORROW, DRY AND PLEASANT.

TEMPERATURES WILL MAKE IT BACK INTO THE 60s AND 70s FOR THE SPRINGS AND SAN DIEGO WILL BE IN THE MID 60s.

AS WE TRANSITION THROUGH TIME, QUIET AND DRY.

ALL OF THE ACTIVITY REMAINS TOWARDS THE ROCKIES AND EAST OF THE ROCKIES.

SUNSHINE WILL STICK AROUND FOR US BUT IT DOES MEAN A BIT MORE OF AN ONSHORE FLOW.

WE WILL HAVE SOME CLOUDS TO CONTEND WITH GOING INTO MONDAY.

MAINLY CLOUDY ALONG THE COAST, ESPECIALLY IN THE MORNING HOURS AND THEN SOME SUNSHINE WILL TRY TO BREAK OUT EARLY.

WE WILL KEEP THE BASE OF CLOUDS HEADING IN.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE 60s BUT WE WILL COOL OFF TOWARDS THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK.

70s AND GORGEOUS THIS WEEKEND AND WE ARE ADDING CLOUDS IN MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

WE CAN EXPECT TO BE A BIT COOLER.

WE EXPECT TO HANG OUT IN THE LOW 50s THROUGHOUT THE WEEK BUT STILL LOOKING FAIRLY GOOD OUT THERE OVERALL AND IN THE DESERTS, SOME CLOUDS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.

AND TEMPERATURES BACK TOWARDS THE MID AND UPPER 70s.

FOR KPBS NEWS I AM METEOROLOGIST MELISSA CONSTANZER.

>>> THE POWELL UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT WANTS TO LEASE LAND TO --.

BUT OTHERS ARE PUSHING BACK.

>> Reporter: THIS LOT IS SURROUNDED BY HOMES, CHURCH AND NOT MUCH ELSE.

YEARS AGO, THE LAND WAS SET ASIDE FOR A FUTURE MIDDLE SCHOOL.

NOW, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAYS HE WOULD LEASE THE LAND TRUE COSTCO AND THAT WOULD CUT A MULTIMILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT.

BUT SOME SAY IT CAUGHT THEM OFF GUARD.

>> YOU DON'T DO THIS TO THE CONSTITUENTS OF THE COMMUNITY AND NOT BE RESPONSIBLE OR COMMUNICATE ABOUT IT.

>> WHY AM I PAYING ALL OF THESE TAXES FOR A SCHOOL THAT DOES NOT EXIST.

AND YOU ARE RENTING IT TO COSTCO?

TRUCK THEY SAY THE COSCO RENTAL UNDERVALUES THE LAND AND THEY HAVE FILED A LAWSUIT ACCUSING THE DISTRICT OF VIOLATING THE OPEN MEETING LAW.

POW WAY SAYS THEY ARE WORKING TO KEEP RESIDENTS INFORMED.

FOR RIGHT NOW THEY HAVE DELAYED FUTURE MEETINGS.

FOR KPBS I AM I NEWS SOURCE REPORTER JENNIFER BOWEN.

>> I NEWS SOURCE IS AN AFFILIATE OF KPBS.

>>> LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE IMPACT OF THE PANDEMIC ON THE SUPER BOWL.

>>> BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC, THE TONE AND MANNER IS GOING TO CHANGE DRASTICALLY.

WITH THE PANDEMIC HIT A LOT OF ADVERTISERS SAID, WE ARE HERE FOR YOU AND THEY WERE FAIRLY SOMBER ADS.

BUT THIS TIME BECAUSE OF THE FATIGUE AROUND THE PANDEMIC WHAT WE ARE GOING TO SEE IS A FEW THINGS.

WE ARE GOING TO SEE A LOT OF HUMOR.

I HAVE SEEN MANY OF THESE AND THEY ARE FUNNY.

A LOT ARE ABOUT HOPE.

THE THIRD AREA IT WILL FOCUS ON IS TOGETHERNESS.

IT'S HOW DO WE AS PEOPLE HANG OUT TOGETHER WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS.

ONE COMPANY THAT WAS STARTED IN SAN DIEGO, WHICH IS A SOAP FOR MAN MAN, THEY ARE SPENDING MONEY ON THIS.

THEY ARE SPENDING ANYWHERE FROM 5.5-$5.6 MILLION HALF 1 MILLION FOR A REGULAR AD.

>>> I AM JUDY WOODRUFF.

COMING UP TONIGHT, DAILY CORONAS, ROUNDED VIRUS DEATHS HAVE TOPPED --.

>>> OSCAR WINNING ACTOR CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER HAS DIED AT THE AGE OF 91.

THE TRAINED SHAKESPEAREAN ACTOR IS KNOWN FOR PLAYING CAPTAIN VON TRAP IN THE SOUND OF MUSIC.

HE WON AN ACADEMY AWARD FOR HIS WORK IN ONE MOVIE.

>>> THIS WEEKEND MOVIEGOERS CAN ENJOY THE NOTORIOUS UNDER THE STARS OR STAY AT HOME TO WATCH A FILM ABOUT HOW MARY SHELLEY WROTE FRANKENSTEIN.

LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE DETAILS.

>>> THIS CHARMING MAGIC UNDER THE STARS HAS BEEN CLOSED SINCE DECEMBER BUT SOME BUSINESSES, INCLUDING AN OUTDOOR VENUE LIKE THIS ONE, COULD REOPEN SOON.

SO THIS WEEKEND, WE TAKE A LOOK AT A CINEMA CLASSIC TO ENTICE PEOPLE OUT OF QUARANTINE TO COME WATCH CARY GRANT SEDUCE INGRID BERGMAN INTO A DANGEROUS GAME OF ESPIONAGE.

THAT FAMOUS KISSING FACED NOTORIOUS SENSOR ROLES.

BUT DIRECTOR ALFRED HITCHCOCK SAID THEY FOUND A WAY AROUND IT BY SHOOTING A SERIES OF THREE SECOND KISSES.

THEY WILL WARM UP AUDIENCES WITH HEATERS AND IF THERE IS RAIN, A RETRACTABLE ROOF WILL BE PULLED OUT TO KEEP EVERYONE DRY.

THERE ARE SAFETY RULES IN PLACE.

PEOPLE WILL BE REQUIRED TO WEAR MASKS AND SEATING CAPACITY HAS BEEN REDUCED SO SEATS CAN BE SOCIALLY DISTANCED.

>> IF I CANNOT INSPIRE LOVE, I WILL CAUSE FEAR.

>>> ONE CHANNEL HAS A BROAD LOOK AT WHAT CONSTITUTES HORROR.

A NIGHTMARE WAKES LOOKS AT THE MOVIE FRANKENSTEIN.

WRITER AND DIRECTOR NORA UNCLES SAYS THAT MISCARRIAGES AND INFANT DEATHS MIGHT BE THE KIND OF DARKNESS THAT PROMPTED AN 18- YEAR-OLD TO CONCEIVE OF THE STORY ABOUT THE BIRTH OF A REANIMATED CREATURE.

THE FILM GETS INTO THE MIND OF SHELLEY AND LETS US SEE HER CREATIVE PROCESS IN WAYS THAT WILL MAKE YOU WANT TO REVISIT HER NOVEL WITH FRESH EYES.

BETH ACCOMANDO, KPBS NEWS.

>>> YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT'S STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE, WWW.KPBS.ORG/EVENINGEDITION.

THANK YOU, FOR JOINING US.

THANK YOU, FOR JOINING US.

I AM MAYA TRABULSI.

HAVE A GREAT EVENING.

>>> MAJOR FUNDING FOR KPBS EVENING EDITION HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE BY ANDERSON PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR.

PROUD TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF KPBS.

AND PRIVILEGED TO SERVE SAN DIEGO CLIENTS.

ANDERSON PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR.

HELPING HOMEOWNERS MAINTAIN DRAIN, HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS SINCE 1978.

AND BY THE CONRAD PREBYS FOUNDATION, DARLENE MARCOS SHILEY AND BY THE FOLLOWING.

♪ AND BY VIEWERS LIKE YOU.

THANK YOU.

♪ ♪