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>> GOOD EVENING, IT IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th .

INC. FOR JOINING US.

TONIGHT, PRESIDENT BIDEN IS CONTINUING HIS CAMPAIGN SWING IN CHICAGO, AFTER WRAPPING UP A 19 HOUR VISIT TO SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

EARLIER TODAY, HE SPOKE AT A CARLSBAD TECH COMPANY PROMOTING THE RECENTLY PASSED CHIPS IN SCIENCE ACT.

JACOB EYRE WAS THERE.

>> Reporter: PRESIDENT BIDEN CAME TO CARLSBAD TO TALK ABOUT SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTION.

HE BEGAN HIS REMARKS WITH PRAISE FOR VETERANS.

>> VETERANS ARE THE SPINE OF WHAT AMERICA IS.

>> Reporter: HE SPOKE AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE BROADBAND SATELLITE COMPANY.

COMPANIES LIKE IT WILL GET AN ECONOMIC BOOST FROM THE CHIPS IN SCIENCE ACT THAT HE SIGNED IN AUGUST.

>> WE ARE PRODUCING 30% OF THE WORLD CHIPS TO ONLY 10%.

DESPITE LEADING THE WORLD IN RESEARCH AND DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY.

>> Reporter: THE ACT INCLUDES HISTORIC INVESTMENT TO TRY TO SURGE PRODUCTION OF AMERICAN- MADE SEMICONDUCTORS AND TACKLE SUPPLY-CHAIN ISSUES TO MAKE MORE GOODS IN THE U.S. >> ONE THIRD OF CORE INFLATION, LAST YEAR ONE PART OF IT WAS BECAUSE OF THE PRICE OF AUTOMOBILES.

WHY?

THEY COULDN'T GET COMPUTER CHIPS.

THEY HAD TO SHUT DOWN THEIR LINES.

FEWER CARS BEING MADE.

PRICES WENT UP.

>> Reporter: THE BILL SET ASIDE MORE THAN $50 BILLION FOR SUBSIDIES.

>> CHIPS MADE OVERSEAS COULD BE DELAYED BECAUSE OF PANDEMIC OR GLOBAL CONSTRUCTION.

NOW THEY WILL BE ABLE TO HAVE THOSE AVAILABLE ON THE SPOT.

>> Reporter: IT ALSO PROVIDES A 25% TAX CREDIT FOR BUILDING U.S. TRIP PARTS.

JACOB EYRE, KPBS NEWS.

>>> A VISIT TO CARLSBAD FOLLOWED A CAMPAIGN STOP IN OCEANSIDE LAST NIGHT.

KPBS NORTH COUNTY REPORTER WAS THERE, AND SHOWS US HOW THE NIGHT UNFOLDED.

>> Reporter: PRESIDENT BIDEN WAS GREETED BY GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM, SAN DIEGO MAYOR, AND 49th DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE MIKE LEVIN AS HE TOUCHED DOWN ON THURSDAY.

FROM THERE, THE PRESIDENT HEADED TO MARICOPA COLLEGE, FOR A CAMPAIGN RALLY IN SUPPORT OF CONGRESSMAN MIKE LEVIN.

>> THIS GUY DELIVERS.

HE LOWERS COSTS FOR FAMILIES.

CARING FOR OUR VETERANS, PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT.

PROTECTING SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE.

AND, HE'S FIGHTING TO PROTECT DEMOCRACY.

>> REPORTER:'S VISIT TO SUPPORT LEVEN WAS LABELED A TOSSUP BY THE NONPARTISAN POLITICAL REPORT.

>> WE HAVE FIVE DAYS TO GO, TONIGHT I NEED YOU ALL TO PLEDGE TO JOIN US AT ONE OF OUR CAMPAIGN OFFICES IN CARLSBAD OR LAGUNA OVER THESE NEXT FIVE DAYS TO HELP US IT OUT THE VOTE.

WILL YOU HELP US GET OUT THE VOTE?

>> Reporter: REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE BRIAN MARRIOTT IS CLOSING IN ON HIM FOR THE 49th SEAT.

IF HE LOSES THE RACE, REPUBLICANS COULD TAKE MAJORITY CONTROL OF THE HOUSE.

OUTSIDE OF THE COLLEGE, SUPPORTERS OF MARRIOTT AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY PROTESTED THE VISIT.

THE CALIFORNIA GOP RELEASED A STATEMENT, CALLING IT A LAST- DITCH EFFORT TO SAVE HIS JOB.

BUT INSIDE THE GYM, THE CROWD ROARED IN SUPPORT.

>> I THINK YOU DID AN OKAY JOB, I WILL GOOD ABOUT IT.

AND I LIKE THE CROWD.

>> I THINK THERE'S A LOT TO BE PROUD OF, EVERYTHING THEY'VE DONE.

BUT I THINK, SOMEHOW WE DON'T KNOW ABOUT IT AS MUCH, THE MESSAGE HASN'T GOTTEN OUT.

I THINK THE CROWD REALLY GOT ENERGIZED.

THAT'S THE MESSAGE WE HAVE TO KEEP THAT.

>> EVERY TIME IT WAS MENTIONED, THE FLOOR JUST RUMBLED.

EVERYBODY WAS JUST MAKING THE FLOOR SHAKE.

I THINK THAT'S GOING TO BE THE HIDDEN ISSUE THAT A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE VOTING FOR.

>> THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER SEEN A PRESIDENT OR ANY GOVERNMENT RELATED PERSON IN PERSON.

AND I THINK IT'S VERY COOL BEING ABLE TO HEAR EVERYTHING UPFRONT.

AND IT SOUNDED REALLY GOOD.

I'M THINKING THAT HOPEFULLY WE WIN ON TUESDAY, I THINK WE WILL BE IN A GOOD FUTURE.

>> Reporter: ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8th.

>>> IF YOU HAVEN'T CAST YOUR BALLOT YET, YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL ELECTION DAY.

AN ADDITIONAL 179 CENTERS ARE OPENING TOMORROW.

THAT WILL MAKE A TOTAL OF 218 CENTERS, WHICH REPLACE POLLING PLACES.

THE HOURS ARE 8:00 IN THE MORNING TO 5:00 IN THE EVENING THROUGH MONDAY .

ON ELECTION DAY, CENTERS OPEN AN HOUR EARLIER AND CLOSE AT 8:00 THAT NIGHT.

YOU CAN VOTE IN PERSON OR DROP OFF A MAIL-IN BALLOT.

YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER TO VOTE AND UPDATE VOTER REGISTRATION ON THE SAME DAY.

WE HAVE LOCATIONS ON OUR WEBSITE , KPBS.ORG.

JUST CLICK ON THE VOTER HUB TAB.

>>> A STRAINED POLITICAL PREDICAMENT IN CHULA VISTA.

A DEAD CANDIDATE IS STILL IN THE RUNNING.

COMING UP, WHY HE STILL HAS SUPPORT AND WHAT HAPPENS IF HE WINS THE ELECTION.

>>> GOVERNOR NEWSOM IS TELLING CITIES ACROSS CALIFORNIA TO DO BETTER WITH THEIR PLANS TO DEAL WITH HOMELESSNESS.

UNTIL THEY DO, HE HAS HALTED STATE FUNDING FOR THIS PRODUCT.

SAN DIEGO IS ONE OF THE AFFECTED CITIES.

KPBS REPORTER HAS REACTION FROM SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT.

>> Reporter: SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT RIVERA SHARED SOME GOOD NEWS.

>> SAN DIEGO HOUSED 12,000 PEOPLE WHO WERE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OVER THE PAST YEAR.

THAT DOESN'T MEAN IN A SHELTER, THAT MEANS PERMANENT HOUSING.

>> Reporter: BUT HE GAVE THE REASON ISN'T MAKING AN IMPACT ON THE STREETS.

>> HOWEVER, IN THAT SAME AMOUNT OF TIME ABOUT 15,000 PEOPLE FELL INTO HOMELESSNESS.

>> Reporter: ON THE HEELS OF SOME TOUGH NEWS FOR SAN DIEGO.

AND EVERY CITY RELYING ON STATE FUNDING TO DEAL WITH HOMELESSNESS.

GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM HAS STOPPED PAYMENT ON THOSE GRANTS, SAYING IN A STATEMENT THAT CALIFORNIANS DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY.

NOT STATUS QUO.

AND THE CITY'S PLANS COLLECTIVELY WOULD ONLY REDUCE HOMELESSNESS BY 2%.

STATEWIDE, BY 2024.

NEWSOM SAID THIS APPROACH IS UNACCEPTABLE.

AND EVERYONE HAS TO DO BETTER.

SO FAR, THE STATE HAS GIVEN OVER $1.5 BILLION AND THE THIRD ROUND WOULD DOLE OUT ANOTHER BILLION.

>> I THINK THE RESPONSE IS THE SAME RESPONSE THAT SO MANY OF US HAVE, THAT THE STORED -- STATUS QUO IS UNACCEPTABLE.

WE AREN'T MAKING PROGRESS FAST ENOUGH .

AND IN TOO MANY PLACES, SLIPPING BACKWARDS.

>> Reporter: HE SAYS HE GETS IT, AND CITY LEADERSHIP IS COMMITTED TO SOLVING THIS CRISIS.

>> I THINK THE CHALLENGE TO US, IF WE NEED ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION -- MOTIVATION THAT SHOULD BE IT.

>> HE SAYS THE STATE WITHHOLDING THOSE FUNDS WILL NOT PUT ANY OF THE PROGRAMS IN JEOPARDY THIS YEAR.

BUT IT DOES MAKE IT MORE URGENT TO UPDATE THEIR PLANS.

>> WE DON'T WANT TO SEE INTERRUPTIONS.

WE MAINTAIN CONTINUITY NOW, ADAPTING AND ENSURING WE MAKE THE CHANGES NECESSARY.

>> Reporter: IN ORDER TO MAKE MORE PROGRESS, ONE OF THE CRITICAL STEPS THE CITY MUST TAKE IS TO PASS TENANT PROTECTIONS.

>> WE NEED TO STEM THE TIDE OF PEOPLE WHO ARE BECOMING HOMELESS SO SAN DIEGO CAN START TO SEE SOME PROGRESS ON THIS ISSUE THAT I THINK IS HAVING HUGE IMPACTS ON OUR COMMUNITY, ON OUR PSYCHE AS A COMMUNITY AND A HUMANITARIAN CRISIS.

>>> THE LATEST JOBS REPORT IS GIVING US A CLEAR SNAPSHOT OF THE STRENGTH OF THE ECONOMY.

IVAN RODRIGUEZ BREAKS DOWN THE LATEST NUMBERS AND IMPACT IT IS HAVING ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

>> Reporter: JUST DAYS AWAY FROM THE MIDTERMS, LATEST POLLING SHOWS ONE OF THE BIGGEST CONCERNS IN BOTH PARTIES REMAINS THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY.

MAKING THE LATEST MONTHLY JOBS REPORT EVEN MORE IMPORTANT.

>> WE SOUGHT ANOTHER ROBUST GAME .

WHAT THIS TELLS US IS THERE REALLY AREN'T ANY TRUE -- >> Reporter: ALTHOUGH THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPPED THE SCHOOL JUMPED IN OCTOBER, WHAT THE COUNTRY IS SEEING IS A RESULT OF LONG-TERM DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS.

>> WE HAVE MORE THAN 10,000 IN RETIREMENT AGE, AND WE SAW ABOUT AND 58,000 PEOPLE EXIT THE LABOR FORCE.

>> Reporter: FOR SOME ON THE RESTAURANT INDUSTRY, THE LATEST NUMBERS REMAINS A SOBERING PICTURE OF WHERE THE ECONOMY IS HEADED.

ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION, MANY RESTAURANTS HAVE INCREASED MANY PRICES WHILE ALSO REDUCING HOURS.

CHEF BOBBY FLAY IS ALREADY SEEING A SHIFT IN THE INDUSTRY.

>> RESTAURANTS WILL HAVE TO KEEP CHARGING MORE MONEY TO SURVIVE.

>> Reporter: THE PACE OF HIRING REMAINS ROBUST AND OVERALL, THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE REMAINS RELATIVELY LOW.

>> WHAT IT DOES MEAN IS IT'S IN TRANSITION, YOU WILL SEE HIRING FREEZES AND IT MAY BECOME MORE DIFFICULT TO SWITCH JOBS.

>> Reporter: IVAN RODRIGUEZ, KPBS NEWS.

>>> A PROGRAM TO HELP WOMEN IN THE MILITARY TRANSITION TO CIVILIAN LIFE IS RETURNING FOR ITS SECOND YEAR.

KPBS REPORTER HAS A STORY OF OPERATION DRESS CODE.

>> IS NOT A HANDOUT, IT'S A HAND UP.

WE'VE ALL BEEN THERE.

>> Reporter: WHEN SHE RETIRED FROM THE NAVY, SHE SAW MANY PROGRAMS THAT HELP TO MAIL SERVICE NUMBERS BUT NO ASSISTANCE WAS AVAILABLE FOR HER AND HER FELLOW FEMALE VETERANS.

NOW, THERE IS OPERATION DRESS CODE IN SAN DIEGO.

>> IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FEMALE VETERANS AND ACTIVE DUTY TO RECEIVE BUSINESS CLOTHES, SHOES, ACCESSORIES AND LOTS OF OTHER THINGS THEY MAY NEED AS THEY TRANSITION TO THE CIVILIAN WORKFORCE.

>> Reporter: IT'S STOPPED TO ASSIST ABOUT 500 WOMEN.

BUT THIS ISN'T JUST A ONE DAY SHOPPING SPREE.

>> THEY CAN GET HAIR AND MAKEUP DONE, AND HAVE PROFILE PICTURES DONE FOR THEM ON SITE.

THEY ARE ALSO ABLE TO ENGAGE IN BREAKOUT SESSIONS, SO WE HAVE THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT DOING RESUME WRITING, BUILDING THAT PROFILE FOR THEM.

>> Reporter: SHE WANTS TO HELP ALL OF SERVICE WOMEN EASILY TRANSITION.

>> REALLY JUST KIND OF BRINGING DOWN THAT BARRIER FOR THESE LADIES IS THE FIRST STEP.

AND THEN HELPING THEM TRANSLATE THOSE SKILLS.

WE COME UP WITH SUCH AMAZING TRANSFERABLE SKILLS, JUST EMPOWERING TO KNOW WHAT THOSE DIFFERENCES ARE AND HELP THEM TRANSITION.

>> Reporter: MANY OF THE VOLUNTEERS ARE MILITARY VETERANS WHO BENEFITED FROM OPERATION DRESS CODE.

THIS IS JOHNSON'S THIRD YEAR VOLUNTEERING.

>> I AM HAPPY WITH THEM, IT JUST GIVES THEM A SENSE OF RELIEF.

THEY ARE SMILING, SOME PEOPLE AREN'T TALKING BUT TAKING IT ALL IN.

THEY ARE KNOWING THAT AND FEELING THAT PEOPLE ARE THERE TO SUPPORT THEM.

>> Reporter: DONATIONS DON'T JUST MAGICALLY APPEAR.

VOLUNTEERS LIKE LINDA SORTED THROUGH OVER 5000 DONATED ITEMS.

ONE OF THE MANY PERSONAL STYLISTS WHO ASSIST THE SERVICE WOMEN.

>> THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO HELP SOMEONE AND HELP THEM PICK OUT THE RIGHT CLOSE THEY ARE COMFORTABLE AND EMMA THAT WILL MAKE THEM FEEL GOOD ABOUT THEMSELVES AND MAKE THEM FEEL LIKE THEY ARE IMPORTANT.

>> Reporter: ALL SERVICES ARE FREE AND APPOINTMENTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOR ACTIVE DUTY OR VETERANS.

SIGN UP IS AVAILABLE AT OPERATION DRESS CODE.ORG.

MELISSA MAY, KPBS NEWS.

>>> SENATOR DIANNE FEINSTEIN IS MAKING HISTORY THIS WEEK, BECOMING THE LONGEST SERVING FEMALE U.S.

SENATOR.

THE 89-YEAR-OLD CALIFORNIA DEMOCRAT MARKS HER 30th ANNIVERSARY IN THE SENATE TOMORROW.

FEINSTEIN WAS ELECTED IN 1992 EMMA WHEN THERE WERE ONLY TWO WOMEN SENATORS.

NOW, THERE ARE 24 AND WE HAVE A FEMALE VICE PRESIDENT.

IN A STATEMENT, SHE THANKED THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA FOR ELECTING HER AND SAID SHE STILL HAS MORE WORK TO DO.

>>> THE SAN DIEGO DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS RUNNING A DEAD CANDIDATE.

IF THE LATE -- WINS, THE CITY MAY BE FORCED TO SPEND $2 BILLION IN A SPECIAL ELECTION.

>> DEMOCRAT SIMONE SILVA WON THE PRIMARY, WAS ENDORSED BY THE MAYOR AND SAN DIEGO CITY DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

ALL OF THAT MADE HIM A HEAVY FAVORITE TO DEFEAT DAN SMITH IN THE GENERAL.

THAT IS, UNTIL, THE 56-YEAR-OLD DIED OF CANCER IN SEPTEMBER.

IN ADDITION TO BEING A TRAGEDY, THE DEATH ALSO COMPLICATES THE ELECTION.

SO MUCH SO THAT CITY COUNCILMEMBERS ASKED FOR LEGAL ADVICE DURING A PUBLIC MEETING IN SEPTEMBER.

THEY WANTED TO KNOW WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF SILVA WINS.

CITY CLERK CARRIE BIGELOW GAVE THE ANSWER.

>> IF THERE IS A VACANCY, THE ONLY OPTION IS A SPECIAL ELECTION.

>> Reporter: GLOW SAYS THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION WOULD CAUSE THE CHULA VISTA TAXPAYERS BETWEEN 1.5 AND $2 MILLION.

AND CHULA VISTA DOESN'T HAVE THAT KIND OF MONEY.

THE CITY HAS A STRUCTURAL BUDGET DEFICIT THAT HAS FORCED CITY COUNCIL TO CUT SERVICES.

SO IT'S COME AS A BIT OF A SHOT THAT SOME RESIDENTS ARE STILL CAMPAIGNING FOR SILVA.

EVEN THOUGH ELECTING HIM WOULD COST THE CITY MILLIONS.

>> WHY, MADAME MAYOR, ARE YOU PROMOTING SIMON ZOLA FOR OFFICE?

>> THAT PUZZLES ME AND MAKES ME FEEL LIKE OUR CITY COUNCIL AND OUR MAYOR ARE PLAYING POLITICS WITH THIS ELECTION.

>> Reporter: THE MAYOR WAS VISIBLY OFFENDED BY THE QUESTION.

>> I THINK IT'S SHAMEFUL YOU ARE BRINGING THIS UP.

I HAVE HIS SIGN IN MY YARD IN MEMORY OF HIM, AS A GESTURE OF RESPECT.

SO I THINK THE ONLY ONES THAT ARE BEING DISRESPECTFUL HERE ARE THE ONES THAT ARE TALKING ABOUT US PLAYING POLITICS WITH THIS.

>> Reporter: SHE COULDN'T REALLY UNDERSTAND HOW PEOPLE MIGHT INTERPRET A CAMPAIGN SIGN ON HER FRONT LAWN IS A POLITICAL STATEMENT.

>> IT'S BEYOND BELIEF TO ME.

FOR YOU TO EVEN ASK ME WHAT MY MOTIVES ARE, I AM PUTTING A SIGN IN MY YARD TO RESPECT SOMEBODY.

IT'S NOT POLITICS.

IT'S ABOUT LOVE OF A MAN THAT HAD TERRIFIC CHARACTER AND IT'S JUST APPALLING TO ME THAT THAT WOULD BE INTERPRETED THAT WAY.

>> Reporter: BUT THAT'S EXACTLY HOW A NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE INTERPRETING IT.

INCLUDING SMITH, HIS REPUBLICAN OPPONENTS.

HE SAYS THAT CITY LEADERS AND LOCAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY ARE STILL OUTWARDLY SUPPORTING THE DECEASED CANDIDATE.

>> I THINK THE CITY IN GENERAL, THE VOTERS WOULD THINK THAT THE $1.5 MILLION THAT MS. BIGELOW WAS TALKING ABOUT WOULD BE SO MUCH BETTER SPENT ELSEWHERE.

REMOVING GRAFFITI, HOMELESS, ALL THESE ISSUES.

>> Reporter: THE LOCAL PARTY DID NOT RESPOND TO A REQUEST FOR COMMENT.

TO MAKE THIS EVEN MORE UNCERTAIN, THERE IS ONE SCENARIO IN WHICH THE CITY COUNCIL COULD APPOINT A CITY ATTORNEY.

IF SILVA WINS, THE CITY CHARTER STIPULATES THAT CURRENT CITY ATTORNEY WOULD REMAIN IN OFFICE UNTIL THE SPECIAL ELECTION.

BUT WHAT HAPPENS IF HE RESIGNS?

I OUTSIDE COUNSEL HAD THE ANSWER.

>> IF HE DOES RESIGN, THEN IT IS OUR INTERPRETATION THAT THERE IS DISCRETION FOR CITY COUNCIL TO APPOINT.

>> Reporter: HOWEVER, HE CONFIRMED THAT HE PLANS TO CONTINUE SERVING AS THE INTERIM CITY ATTORNEY UNTIL HIS SUCCESSOR IS ELECTED.

>> Reporter: IT'S NOT JUST SPORTS GAMBLING GETTING A LOT OF MONEY THIS ELECTION CYCLE.

A COUPLE OF LOCAL MEASURES GETTING ATTENTION FROM THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

>> LOCALLY, WE HAVE TWO INITIATIVES.

MEASURE C WHICH LIFTS THE HEIGHT REQUIREMENT OF 30 FEET, OVER 1 MILLION HAS BEEN INVESTED IN THAT WITH HALF- MILLION PROVIDED BY MIDWAY RISING.

WHICH IS THE FIRM THAT WAS SELECTED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL TO BUILD OUT THE NEW SPORTS ARENA AND COMPLEX OVER THERE.

THE OTHER MEASURE WHICH HAS RECEIVED ONLY $2.5 MILLION IN FUNDING MEASURED, A CONTROVERSIAL MEASURE THAT LIFTS THE BAN ON A HUMAN -- UNION FRIENDLY PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENTS.

TO SUPPORT THE LIFTING OF THAT BAND AND ABOUT 850,000 AGAINST.

THERE IS A MAJOR IMPACT HERE.

THOSE TWO MEASURES IN PARTICULAR ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS LEADERS ON EITHER SIDE IN THE CITY.

>>> WE HAVE MORE ELECTION COVERAGE AT KPBS.ORG FOR THE VOTER HUB IS WHERE YOU WILL FIND STORIES EXPLAINING KEY LOCAL RACES AS WELL AS IN-DEPTH BALLOT GUIDE.

>>> DELMAR BEACH IS CLOSED FOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS AFTER A SWIMMER WAS BITTEN BY A SHARK.

A WOMAN WAS SWIMMING WITH A FRIEND ABOUT 100 YARDS OFFSHORE THIS MORNING WHEN SHE WAS BITTEN.

THE LIFEGUARD SAYS SHE SUFFERED LEG WOUNDS.

THE BEACH IS CLOSED FOR A MILE IN EACH DIRECTION AS A PRECAUTION.

THE WATERS OFF OUR COAST ARE A NURSERY FOR WHITE SHARKS, ALTHOUGH WHITE -- LIFEGUARDS SAY BITES ARE RARE.

>>> LIGHTER MORNINGS AND DARKER EVENINGS, DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME COMES TO AN END THIS WEEKEND.

AT 2 A.M. SUNDAY, FOX WILL TURN BACK WHEN OUR AND REVERT TO STANDARD TIME.

IT COMES AS LAWMAKERS DEBATE WHETHER THE TRADITION SHOULD BE ELIMINATED.

THE SENATE APPROVED A BIPARTISAN SUNSHINE PROTECTION ACT WHICH WOULD MAKE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME PERMANENT.

PART OF THE ARGUMENT IS THAT IT CAN THROW OFF SLEEP SCHEDULES.

>>> IF SHIFTING YOUR CLOCK HAS YOU REACHING FOR ANOTHER CUP OF JOE IN THE MORNING, YOU'RE NOT ALONE.

>> WHEN YOU LOSE AN HOUR OR GAIN AN HOUR, YOU ARE PLAYING WITH THE CLOCK OVERALL AND I CAN CAUSE A LOT OF DIFFERENT CONSEQUENCES.

>> FALLING BACK CAN BE HARD ON YOUR BODY AS WELL.

THAT'S WHY SHE SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT TO MAKE SOME CHANGES NOW, GRADUALLY SHIFT YOUR INTERNAL CLOCK BY ADJUSTING SLEEP TIMES BY 15 OR 20 MINUTES A DAY.

>> IT MIGHT SEEM LIKE A SMALL CHANGE, I GET THIS EXTRA TIME TO SLEEP IN.

BUT IT REALLY CAN HAVE DETRIMENTAL EFFECTS, ESPECIALLY ON OUR MOOD OVERALL.

>> LIMITING CAFFEINE AND ALCOHOL CAN HELP.

EXERCISE AND SUN EXPOSURE CAN ALSO TELL YOUR BODY TO BE SLEEPY AT THE RIGHT TIME.

>> WE ARE ASKING THEM TO MAKE THIS CHANGE, THAT WE ARE NOT GIVING THE RIGHT INPUT FOR.

WHEN IT'S LIGHT OUTSIDE, WE SHOULD BE AWAKE.

WHEN IT'S DARK, WE SHOULD BE GOING AS TO SLEEP.

WE ARE GOING AGAINST IT.

IT'S NORMAL THIS CAN BE A DIFFICULT THING FOR PEOPLE.

>>> AS WE FALL BACK, SAN DIEGO COUNTY WATER AUTHORITIES SAY IT'S ALSO A GOOD TIME TO CUT BACK ON YOUR OUTDOOR WATERING NEEDS.

IT'S ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT AS WE ENTER A FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR OF DROUGHT.

OFFICIALS SAY PLAN TO NOT USE AS MUCH WATER DURING COOLER MONTHS AND WE WON'T NEED IRRIGATION FOR SEVERAL DAYS AFTER HAVING RAINS.

>>> YOUR WEATHER HEADLINES, IT'S GOING TO BE ANOTHER CHILLY NIGHT I HAD.

MOST OF THE WEEKEND, NO ISSUES BUT INTO LATE SUNDAY NIGHT AND NEXT WEEK, WE ARE WATCHING THIS PACIFIC STORM BRINGING SIGNIFICANT PRECIPITATION AND WIND.

LET'S START WITH TONIGHT FLOWS.

30s AND 40s ACROSS THE MAP, SAN DIEGO RIGHT AROUND 51, OCEANSIDE 41, AND MT.

LAGUNA DROPPING TO 38.

HEADING INTO TOMORROW, IT WON'T BE AS COOL.

IT WILL STILL BE A LITTLE BELOW AVERAGE IN SOME SPOTS BUT QUIET WHETHER MOVES IN.

THEN AS WE HEAD INTO SATURDAY AFTERNOON, THIS IS WHAT TEMPERATURES WILL LOOK LIKE.

UPPER 60s, BACK INTO THE UPPER 70s FOR MT.

LAGUNA AND OCEANSIDE AT ABOUT 69.

WHAT HAPPENS FOR SUNDAY?

MOST OF US ARE STILL MAINLY DRY, COMFORTABLE AIR KIND OF MOVES BACK IN.

YOU SEE THOSE SHOWERS FURTHER SOUTH INTO PLACES LIKE SAN FRANCISCO AND FRESNO.

BUT OUR SET UP, WATCHING THIS MAJOR PACIFIC STORM.

THAT'S GOING TO BRING IT ALL THE WAY DOWN TO SAN DIEGO AND L.A. AND A LOT OF SNOW AS WELL.

MUCH NEEDED RAINFALL, AND FEET OF SNOW POSSIBLE IN THE SIERRA NEVADA.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY WE ARE WATCHING THOSE SHOWERS, THEN THE WIND REALLY MOVING IN ON TUESDAY.

SAME STORY INLAND, IT'S GOING TO BE THOSE SHOWERS MOVING IN, THEN THE MAIN ACTION ON TUESDAY.

IN THE MOUNTAINS, THE RAIN ON MONDAY, VERY WINDY CONDITIONS.

AND IN THE DESERT, WE ARE WATCHING THOSE SHOWERS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

THEY DRY OUT AGAIN BY WEDNESDAY.

>>> HERE IS ANOTHER LOOK AT TODAY'S TOP STORIES.

PRESIDENT BIDEN CONTINUED HIS VISIT TO SAN DIEGO'S NORTH COUNTY UNLOADING THE RECENTLY PASSED CHIPS IN SCIENCE ACT.

HE CAME TO CARLSBAD TO TALK ABOUT MICROCHIP AND SEMI CONDUCTOR PRODUCTION AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF A BROADBAND SATELLITE COMPANY.

THE ACT INCLUDES A HISTORIC INVESTMENT OF $50 BILLION TO TRY TO SEARCH PRODUCTION OF AMERICAN-MADE SEMICONDUCTORS AND TACKLE SUPPLY-CHAIN ISSUES TO MAKE MORE GOODS IN THE U.S. >>> AND GOVERNOR NEWSOM HAS BLOCKED $1 BILLION IN FUNDING FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS, SAYING THEY DIDN'T GO FAR ENOUGH.

HE REJECTED EVERY APPLICATION FROM COUNTY'S AND LARGE CITIES FOR STATE FUNDING, INCLUDING SAN DIEGO.

COUNCIL PRESIDENT SAYS WITHHOLDING THOSE FUNDS WILL NOT PUT ANY OF THE CITIES PROGRAMS IN JEOPARDY THIS YEAR.

BUT MAKES IT MORE URGENT TO UPDATE THOSE PLANS.

>>> THE POWERBALL JACKPOT IS NOW THE WORLD'S LARGEST LOTTERY PRIZE EVER.

THE JACKPOT HAS GROWN TO AN ESTIMATED $1.6 BILLION, THAT'S BILLION WITH A B.

THAT MEANS THE LAST WORLD RECORD OF $1.58 BILLION SET BY POWERBALL IN 2016.

THE JACKPOT HAS BEEN GOING FOR THREE MONTHS.

THE NEXT DRAWING IS TOMORROW.

IF SOMEONE WINS, THEY CAN CHOOSE TO GET THE ENTIRE SUM OF MONEY IN A GRADUAL PAYMENTS OVER 29 YEARS OR A LUMP SUM PAYMENT OF OVER $782 MILLION.

YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US, HAVE A GREAT EVENING.

>>> MAJOR FUNDING FOR KPBS EVENING EDITION HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY BILL HOWELL FAMILY OF COMPANIES.

PROVIDING SAN DIEGO WITH PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR, RESTORATION, FLOODING REMODELING SERVICES FOR OVER 40 YEARS.

VISIT BILL HOWE .COM.

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