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>>> TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPERATURES AND EXTREME HEAT WARNING HAS SAN DIEGO COUNTY'S SLING TODAY, THANK YOU FOR JOINING US, THE BLISTERING HEAT IS ESPECIALLY DANGEROUS FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE JUST BACK IN SCHOOL FOR THE FALL SEMESTER, OUR EDUCATION REPORTER TAKES US NORTH AND EAST TO DISTRICTS IN THE HOT ZONE.

>> Reporter: IT IS COOL TO BE IN SCHOOL TODAY.

AT MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, ALL PE CLASSES WERE MOVED INSIDE.

OR OUTSIDE TO THE SCHOOL POOL, ANYPLACE TO BEAT THE HEAT AND SURVIVING AIR CONDITIONING.

SPEAKERS BETTER CONDITIONING, SO IT'S COOLER AND STUFF, BETTER THAN OUTSIDE IN 100 DEGREE WEATHER.

>> I GO OUTDOORS A LOT BUT NOT RECENTLY BECAUSE IT IS HOT.

ALSO HAVE BASEBALL PRACTICE LATER WHICH IS GOING TO SUCK.

>> Reporter: SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS KEPT HIMSELF THE TENNIS COURTS AND PROTECTED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, MOST OF THE TEENAGERS HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED THIS KIND OF HEAT WAVE.

>> THE HARD PART, IT IS IN ONE DAY, AND THEY ARE READY FOR THAT.

>> Reporter: EXTREME HEAT IS MORE THAN JUST UNION, IS A HEALTH HAZARD, WHICH MEANS IT COULD PROVIDE A TEACHABLE MOMENT STUDENTS.

>> IT IS COOKING BETTER THAN THE ONE OF THE BLACKTOP.

FOR THE SECOND GRADE STUDENTS IN THIS DISTRICT ARE SCIENTISTS THIS WEEK AND THEIR LATEST EXPERIMENT INCLUDES A HYPOTHESIS AND OBSERVATION OF FRIED EGGS.

IT IS THAT HOT RIGHT NOW.

YESTERDAY THEY MELTED CRAYONS.

MOST LEARNING IS HAPPENING IN AIR-CONDITIONED CLASSROOMS OR THE SHADE, WHATEVER IT TAKES TO STAY SAFE.

>> CHECKING WITH STUDENTS AND STAFF MAKE SURE KIDS ESPECIALLY THE MEDICALLY FRAGILE KIDS, GETTING ENOUGH WATER THROUGHOUT THE DAY OF BEING INDOORS, OR IN THE SHADE OF ANY HEAT RELATED ILLNESSES.

FOR BACK AT MOUNT CARMEL HIGH, THEY ARE SCORING MUCH COOLER BASKETS ON THE COURT.

ARE YOU A BETTER BEST BALLPLAYER?

>> I REALLY NEVER WAS.>> Reporter: KPBS NEWS.

>>> AS THE HEAT CONTINUES, AND THE FIRST WITH THE THERMOSTAT SAYING 70 DEGREES, AND USING IT TO CIRCULATE AIR TO CIRCULATE POWER POWER GRID, WHILE UTILITY SAYS IT IS NOT THE AN ALERT FROM THE STATE YET CUSTOMERS SHOULD START PLANNING AHEAD NOW BY CLOSING BLINDS AND UNPLUGGING GAMING AVOID EATING THEIR HOME.

>> WHILE THERE IS NO CALL FOR CONSERVATION, IT IS A GOOD HABIT.

IS FIRST CONDITIONS, WE DO NOT DISSIPATE ANY PUBLIC SAFETY SHUT OUT.

>> THERE ONLY TAPPING ONE THEY COULD A TREASON SPARK A WILDFIRE, BUT THEY DO ANTICIPATE SHUTOFFS TO COME ON IN OCTOBER.

>>> THE HEAT IS STICKING AROUND AT LEAST THROUGH WEDNESDAY EVENING, WE DO HAVE EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNINGS OUT FURTHER IN LAND, AREAS LIKE RAMONA THROUGH ALPINE AND ACROSS THE DESERTS, EVEN FOR THE MOUNTAINS, THINGS ARE STILL HOT, A HEAT ADVISORY IN EFFECT THE MANTRAS -- MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN.

IT WILL BE HOT THROUGH WEDNESDAY, WE WILL TELL YOU WHERE THE TEMPERATURES GO AND WHEN WE COOL OFF COMING UP NEXT .

>>> SAN DIEGO COUNTY WANTS TO HELP FIND CHILD CARE CRISIS, PUBLISHING A BLUEPRINT FOR WAYS TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE.

KPBS REPORTER TANIA THORNE SAYS THE PLAN AIMS TO HELP PARENTS LOOKING FOR AFFORDABLE CARE AS WELL AS GIVE PROVIDERS A LIVABLE WAGE.

>> Reporter: THE BLUEPRINT ANNOUNCED TODAY FRONT OF THE COUNTY BUILDING HAS THREE GOALS.

>> FIRST, CHILD CARE WORKFORCE SUPPORT TRAINING AND COMPETITIVE WAGES, EXTREMELY IMPORTANT TO THE COMMUNITIES, CHILDCARE FACILITY EXPANSION AND RENOVATION AND INCREASED ACCESS TO CHILDCARE FOR ALL FAMILIES.>> Reporter: THE COUNTY SUPERVISOR SAYS THE AVERAGE ANNUAL COST OF INFANT CARE CALIFORNIA IS NEARLY $17,000 ALMOST $9000 MORE THAN TUITION STATE PUBLIC COLLEGE.

BUT AT THE SAME TIME CHILDCARE PROVIDERS ARE STAFFING SHORTAGES.

>> THOSE IN THE CHILDCARE WORK ARE ALSO STRUGGLING TO EARN A LIVABLE WAGE AND THAT IS NOT ALL, AND SAN DIEGO COUNTY THE MEDIAN HOURLY WAGE OR CHILDCARE PROVIDERS IS $15 AND 11 CENTS.>> Reporter: THE RATIO OF STAFF TO CHILDREN HAS TO BE SMALL SO THAT KIDS GET THE CARE THEY NEED, BUT THAT MEANS CHILDCARE BUSINESSES HAVE TO HIRE A LOT OF DEATH, WHICH COSTS MONEY.

IF THEY RAISE THEIR RATES, PARENTS CAN'T PAY.

SO THEY HAVE TO BALANCE THE RATES WITH PAID STAFF IS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.

>> THAT IS ONE THING WE DO FACE IN OUR SCHOOL, AFFORDABILITY, PARENTS ARE WORKING, AND HALF OF THEIR INCOME IS PAYING FOR CHILD CARE.

ANOTHER THING IS THAT SHE WAS SAYING, THE TEACHERS, AND THERE IS A FLIP OVER, THEY ARE COMING AT LOW WAGES.

>> Reporter: THE SUPERVISOR SAYS IT REPRESENTS THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITIES AND CHILDCARE PROVIDERS.

ALMOST HALF OF CHILDREN UNDER FIVE HIS PARENTS WORK HAVE ALMOST NO AVAILABLE LICENSE CHILDCARE OPTION AND ALMOST 80% OF CHILDREN ELIGIBLE FOR SUBSIDY ARE NOT ENROLLED IN A SUBSIDIZED CHILDCARE PROGRAM, SHE SAYS THE NEXT STEPS ARE TO GO AFTER FUNDING AND SUPPORT.

>> CHILDCARE HAS TO BE A PUBLIC GOOD, IT SHOULDN'T BE SOMETHING THAT ONLY MOMS HER PARENTS ARE THINKING ABOUT, POLITICIANS HAVE TO THINK ABOUT IT, BUSINESS OWNERS AND EDUCATORS HAVE TO THINK ABOUT IT, THE COMMUNITIES HAVE TO THINK ABOUT IT TOGETHER SO WE CAN FIND SOLUTIONS BECAUSE IT IMPACTS ALL OF US.

>> WORKING ON THE PLANS OF THE NECK TWO YEARS, TANIA THORNE.

>>> A QUARTER OF $1 MILLION FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION BILL COMING TO VISTA, OUR REPORTER HAS MORE ON WHAT LOCAL OFFICIALS PLAN TO DO WITH THAT MONEY.

>> Reporter: WITH TRAINS AND CARS AND BUSES AND BY -- BICYCLISTS, THIS IS VERY BUSY BUT WITH $250,000 FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, THE CITY OF VISTA CAN FINALLY DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.>> A REALLY IMPORTANT INVESTMENT, PART OF IT THAT CAN SOMETIMES GET OVERLOOKED.>> Reporter: CONGRESSMAN MIKE LEVIN WAS CRUCIAL IN SECURING THE MONEY.>> SO IMPORTANT THAT WE PROVIDE OPTIONS FOR EVERYONE MOVING AROUND THIS THE OF VISTA AND THE COUNTY.

>> Reporter: THE MAYOR SAYS THE FUNDS WILL HELP IMPROVE THE SAFETY AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE LIVING IN THE AREA.

>> WE HAVE A VERY BUSY FIRE STATION RIGHT UP MISSED AWAY, FIRE STATION NUMBER 6, THE NEED TO BE ABLE TO CROSS QUICK THE.

AND WITH THE GREAT SEPARATION THERE WILL BE NO, BETWEEN THE TRAIN GOING EVERY 15 MINUTES AND OUR FIRST RESPONDERS ACCESSING THE CORRIDOR.

>> Reporter: AS YOU CAN SEE RIGHT NOW THE TRUCK CROSSES THE ROAD, EVERY TIME A TRAIN COMES STOPS TRAFFIC, AND OPENNESS THE ROAD, WITHOUT COMPETING TRAFFIC.

CURRENTLY THE BEACH IS THE ONLY AREA IN THE COUNTY WITH GREAT SEPARATION BETWEEN THE TRACKS AND THE ROADS, THEY'RE LOOKING AT DOING THE SAME IN CARLSBAD.

LONG TRYING -- LONG TIME TRAIN WRITER AGREES WITH IT.

>> THE TRANSITION IS STILL GOING SO YOU HAVE TWO METHODS OF TRANSPORTATION MOVING EQUALLY.

>> Reporter: AND MAKE IT SAFER WERE PEDESTRIANS, ACCORDING TO THE LATEST REPORT BY THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S OFFICE, 14 PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND 2021, KPBS NEWS.

>>> THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO'S POLICE OVERSIGHT COMMISSION WILL HOLD THE FIRST TONIGHT, THE COMMISSION WILL REVIEW COMPLAINTS ABOUT LEASE MISCONDUCT AND OFFICER INVOLVED SHOOTINGS AND IN CUSTODY DEATHS AND EVENTUALLY HAVE THE POWER TO LAUNCH INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATIONS AND THE WITNESSES, IT WAS OVERWHELMINGLY APPROVED BY VOTERS IN 2020, CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS HAVE FACED CRITICISM FOR TAKE NEARLY 3 YEARS TO SEAT THE NEW COMMISSION.

MEANWHILE AN INTERIM COMMISSION HAS STRUGGLED TO KEEP UP WITH REVIEWING TO OFFICERS THERE IS A BACKLOG OF MORE THAN 100 AND >>> CALIFORNIA SENATE LEADER AND SAN DIEGO DEMOCRAT TONY ATKINS IS STEPPING DOWN FROM HER LEADERSHIP POST, THE FIRST WOMAN IN OVER ME GAY PERSON TO BE THE STATE SENATE, MIKE McGUIRE, OFFERING A LAW REQUIRE THEM TO DISCLOSE TAX RETURNS AND ANNOUNCED LOGAN CRITIC OF PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC, THE TRANSITION WILL TAKE ME SOMETIME NEXT YEAR.

>>> A COURT DISPUTE HAS STALLED THE PROCESS OF REPLACING RANDY MILES, WHO RETIRED AS THE PUBLIC DEFENDER, A LOCAL JUDGE IS ALLEGING THE COUNTY HAS MISINTERPRETED A KEITH THAT YOU IN A WAY THAT DISQUALIFIES HIM AS A REMAKE SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE MICHAEL WASHINGTON APPLIED TO BE THE COUNTIES NEXT PUBLIC DEFENDER IN JUNE.

BUT THE COUNTY WON'T CONSIDER HIM FOR THE JOB BECAUSE OF ITS INTERPRETATION OF A 19th THE SEVEN GOVERNMENT CODE THE STATUTE SAYS A PERSON IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE OFFICE UNLESS THEY WERE A PRACTICING ATTORNEY, IN THE YEAR PRECEDING THE DATE OF HIS ELECTION OR APPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON'S LAWYER SAYS THE LAW IS UNCLEAR.>> IT COULD BE THE SETBACK YEAR BEFORE, OR COULD MEAN AT LEAST ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE.

WHICH IS LIKE IT MEANS.

>> Reporter: THEY WORKED FOR 19 YEARS AS A DEPUTY PUBLIC DEFENDER AND TENURES ON THE BENCH.

>> EMINENTLY QUALIFIED AND IRONIC IF THAT'S INTERPRETED TO MEAN A 26-YEAR-OLD COULD GET A JOB BUT NOT A VERY EXPERIENCED PERSON.

>> Reporter: COUNTY OFFICIALS DID NOT RESPOND TO A REQUEST FOR COMMENT.

CONTROVERSY HAS DOGGED THE PUBLIC DEFENDER'S OFFICE THIS YEAR.

IN JANUARY A JURY AWARDED $2.6 MILLION TO THE FORMER DEPUTY PUBLIC DEFENDER AND HIS LAWSUIT COUNTY, ALLEGING DISCRIMINATION AND RETALIATION.

HE IS GAY.

THE COUNTY PAID $900,000 TO ARMOR DEPUTY PUBLIC DEFENDER MICHELLE REYNOSO TO SETTLE A SIMILAR SUIT.

IN MARCH THEY HIRED THE SAN DIEGO LAW FIRM TO INVESTIGATE COMPLAINTS OF UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT, UNLAWFUL DISCRIMINATION AND RETALIATION IN THE OFFICE.

ONE MONTH LATER, HE ANNOUNCED RETIREMENT IS DEFENDER, THE CASE WILL BE HEARD IN THE ORANGE COUNTY COURT TO AVOID ANY CONFLICT OF INTEREST SINCE HE IS A's EATING JUDGES AND EGO KPBS NEWS.

>>> THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS IDALIA HAS THE MAKINGS OF AN OF PRESET -- UNPRECEDENTED EVENT THE BIG BAND REGION, IS A DANGEROUS CATEGORY THREE HURRICANE, AND GLORIA HAS ME KNOW WARTS.>> Reporter: -- PASMINO.

>> Reporter: A MAJOR CAREER -- HURRICANE, LIKELY CATEGORY 3.>> Reporter: SET TO MAKE LANDFALL THIS YEAR, IT IS THREATENING MILLIONS WITH ESSENTIALLY DEADLY STORM SURGES AND HEAVY LETTING>> THE NUMBER 1 KILLER IN ALL OF THESE STORMS IS WATER, WHETHER IT IS THE STORM SURGE THE COAST OR THE EXCESSIVE RAINFALL THAT CAUSES URBAN FLASH FLOODING>> Reporter: THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER IS PREDICTING WINS WELL OVER 100 MILES PER HOUR WHICH COULD LEAD TO WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES.

>> YOU WILL SEE POWERLINES LIKE AND IT WILL REQUIRE A CONCERTED EFFORT.

>> Reporter: EVACUATIONS ARE UNDERWAY IN AT LEAST 22 COUNTIES AS THEY BRACED FOR THE WORST.

>> IF THEY TELL YOU TO GET OUT OF THERE, PLEASE GET OUT AND DO IT NOW.

AGENCIES ARE MOBILIZING AHEAD OF YOU, AND RECOVERY EFFORTS.

>> WE WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE HORSES AND TO BE READY TO RESPOND AT FLORIDA'S REQUEST TO COME IN AFTER THE STORM PASSES.

>> Reporter: AS IT QUICKLY APPROACHES, OFFICIALS WARN THE TIME TO PREPARE IS RUNNING OUT.

>> WHATEVER YOU DECIDE IS THE BEST FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY YOU MUST DO IT NOW.>> Reporter: KPBS NEWS .

>>> THE STREET HEALTH TEAM FROM FATHER JOE'S VILLAGES IS A GROUP OF OUTREACH PROFESSIONALS AND WORKERS PROVIDING CARE AND SUPPORT TO THE UNFILTERED COMMUNITY IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO MELISSA MAYS SAYS AS THEY ENFORCE THE SAFE CAMPING ORDINANCE THE TEAM FACES EVEN MORE CHALLENGES.

>> ON A RECENT DAY IN DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO, THE STREET HEALTH TEAM GETS READY TO HEAD OUT THE VAN.

NICKNAMED FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.>> AND HELPING PEOPLE TO CONNECT THE DOTS.

>> THE SUPERVISOR JENNIFER WILKINS IN THE TEAM, WITH THE HOMELESS COMMUNITY SHOWING UP AND FOLLOWING THROUGH WITH THE GOAL OF GETTING THEM TO SHELTER.

>> CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THAT LOOKS LIKE, WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS, THAT SUCCESS, DECISION.

BUT WHAT THEY CAN DO TO MAKE PROGRESS THAT IS SUCCESS.>> Reporter: THE STREET HEALTH TEAMMATE OVERCOME ADDICTION THEMSELVES.

OUTREACH WORK AS A WAY OF MAKING AMENDS.

>> I'VE BEEN WERE THEY THEN, AND SUBSTANCES AS A SOLUTION, I GET ON THAT, AND ALSO I GET, AND LIFE AFTER THAT, IF YOU DO THAT.

>> Reporter: ACCORDING TO THE ATTORNEY OFFICE, THEY ARE 118 TIME MORE LIKE THE THAN THE GENERAL POPULATION TO DIE OF A DRUG OVERDOSE, EACH MEMBER OF THE TEAM CARRIES THE BACKPACK, ONE HAS MEDICAL SUPPLIES AS WELL AS NARCAN AND OTHER MEDICATIONS TO REVERSE OVERDOSES.

ANOTHER IS MORE BASIC NECESSITIES CALLING ENGAGEMENT.

>> HOW DOES THAT LOOK IF I WALKED OUT CARING THE WATER.

AND GIVING THAT CHANCE.

>> STICKNEY HEAD OUT.

>> AND THE TOOLS AND CONNECTIONS GO A LONG WAY.

THE CAN EVENTUALLY GIVE PERSONAL INFORMATION, IS IT EASIER FOR THEM TO FOLLOW-UP AND TRACK PROGRESS.

AND MANY AND SHELTERED RESIDENTS HAVE ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION AND LIKELY EXPERIENCE SOME FORM OF TRAUMA.

AND BREAKING DOWN THE BARRIERS, AND TRUST, AND SOME OF THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN REALLY HURT AND ABUSED THEIR WHOLE LIVES AND TRUST IS HARD TO KNOW.>> THE OUTREACH TEAM AND AND THE LAST YEAR, 20 PEOPLE, AND INTO SHELTERS.

THOUSANDS, CAMPING ORDINANCE, MADE THE JOB MORE DIFFICULT.

>> THE CLIENTS ACTUALLY WILLING TO RECEIVE THE HELP, IT IS HEART WRENCHING.

AND IS A STREET HEALTH TEAM IS BEEN HARD TO FIND THE CLIENT AND THE PATIENT'S.

>> WHEN ASKED FOR A RESPONSE A SAN DIEGO'S PERSON SAID IN PART THE GOAL OF THE UNSAFE CAMPING ORDINANCE IS TO COMMUNICATE THE SIDEWALKS AND UNACCEPTABLE PLACE TO LIVE.

AND WORKING WITH THE CASE MANAGERS, TO END HOMELESSNESS.

SINGH SUCCESS ON THAT FRONT.

SEEING THE HOMELESS CRISIS, THERE TODAY, AND GETTING MORE BOOTS ON THE GROUND.

AND AND HOUSING, AND AND A HOMELESS WOMAN IS NOW IN HER OWN APARTMENT.

CODE CASES ON THE RISE, A SILVER LINING, THE OUTLOOK FOR INFECTIONS FORWARD, STILL MORE DEADLY THAN THE FLU BUT LESS RISKY TO CATCH IT IS TO BE, TO IMPART TO THE VIRUS HAVING CHANGE THEIR IMMUNITY, DC ESTIMATES 97% OF AMERICANS HAVE SOME DEGREE OF IMMUNITY TO COVERT VACCINATION OR THROUGH BOTH, AND AND AND RECOMMENDING THE UPDATED COVERT BOOSTER.

AND PEOPLE TO BE ENCOURAGED, IMMUNOCOMPROMISED, AND 1st IN LINE TO GET IT.

AND WHO IS NEXT ON THE LIST.

>> THE BOOSTER TARGETING THE VARIANCE, AVAILABLE BY MID SEPTEMBER.

CALIFORNIA INVESTING $3 MILLION IN EFFORT TO PREDICT WHEN OCEAN WATERS MIGHT BE COMBAT DESMET CONTAMINATED.

ERIK ANDERSON'S EXPLAINS.

>> DEVELOPING A FORECASTING TOOL?

WHEN IT WILL BE FULL OF PATHOGENS.

OFF THE COAST OF IMPERIAL BEACH IS FROM CONTAMINATION INCLUDING TRASH AND TOXIC CHEMICALS AND UNTREATED SEWAGE.

THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSE HAS BEEN TEPID.

>> 110 MILLION GALLONS HAVE POURED INTO THE COASTLINE.

AND SINCE 2018.

AND THE COMMUNITIES, AND ONLY A FEW.

HERE IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IT WOULD BE UNACCEPTABLE, AND IT IS UNACCEPTABLE FOR THE BEACH TO BE CLOSED EVERYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY.

>> FOR THE CONTAMINANTS, COULD HELP LOCAL OFFICIALS WITH LET RESIDENCE AND TOURIST KNOW WHEN THEY ARE COMING, COMBINING THE TALENTS OF BIOLOGICAL AND PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY IS.

>> FIVE DAY FORECAST, AND THE HUMAN HEALTH RISK AND THE LOCAL FAMILY, AND SEE JUST LIKE YOU SEE WITH THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

AND TAKING THE KIDS THE BEACH ON THE WEEKEND.

>> A PHYSICAL MODEL, AND ESTUARY AND THE NEW MODEL, THEN SURVIVE THE OCEAN.

AND PAYPAL THE TYPES OF AND SAMPLE EXTREME EVENTS, AND THE ASSOCIATED RUNOFF.

>> CAPITAL PROJECTS, AND THAT PRODUCING IT WILL HELP, THEY GET FUNDING FOR THE PROJECT, INTO THE LATEST STATE BUDGET CUT ERIK ANDERSON, K PBS NEWS.

>>> IS TEMPERATURES WYATT -- RISE, HUMANS ARE NOT THE ONLY WAS KIND OF FIND RELIEF, WITH THE SNAKE WRANGLERS, AND FUNDING 100% BY DONATIONS, NIECES TRAILS CAN BE A PRIME SPOT TO ENCOUNTER RATTLESNAKES BUT THEY ARE SPOTTED MORE OFTEN WHEN IT'S WARMER.

>> Reporter: SAN DIEGO HAS FABLESS WEATHER, WE DON'T GET THE LOWS IN LOWS AND HIGHS IN HIGHS, BUT SNAKES WILL BE ROAMING AROUND WHEN WE ARE COMFORTABLE IN A T-SHIRT.

A HOODIE OR A JACKET THEY PROBABLY WILL BE CRUISING AROUND BUT IF IT GETS THIS HOT THEY ARE CRUISING AROUND FOR SHADE.

>> THE SNAKE WRANGLER, SINCE TROPICAL STORM HILARY PASSED THROUGH SAN DIEGO, FORCING OUT OF THEIR AND INTO THE YARDS.

>>> IT WILL START YOU OFF WITH THE WEATHER HEADLINES, THEN HE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, AND A LATE WEEK, THE GOOD NEWS, AND CLEANED UP THE LATER HALF OF THE WEEK, THE LOW CLOUDS IN THE FOG RETURN ESPECIALLY THERE ALONG THE COASTAL REGIONS, ONLY GRADUALLY COMING IN LAND TOO, STILL GOING TO BE QUITE HOT OUTSIDE AND DANGEROUSLY HOT, EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING FROM RAMONA ALPINE, AND LAREDO SPRINGS, HEAT ADVISORY FOR THE MOUNTAINOUS TERRAINS.

HEADS UP, BUT LAGUNA, THERE IS LIKE THAT WAS TO BE QUITE TOASTY OUTSIDE.

HOT WEATHER SAFETY AND WAYS TO BEAT THE HEAT, DRINK PLENTY OF WATER AND AVOID STRENUOUS ACTIVITY AND STAY OUT OF DIRECT SUNLIGHT WEAR CLOTHING AND STAY IN PLACES WHERE THERE IS AIR CONDITIONING, AND TAKE PLENTY OF COOLING BREAKS.

>>> DROPPING TO A LOW OF 55, AROUND THE REST OF THE REGION, OCEANSIDE 63, AND SPRINGS DOWN TO THE LITTLE 86.

AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW, WHILE THINGS ARE STILL QUITE HOT, 109, RAMONA 100, SAN DIEGO 79, NOT TOO BAD, AND TRAVELING TOWARDS THE COAST, WE ARE GOING TO COOL DOWN QUITE A BIT.

DROPPING FROM THE HIGH 80s ON TUESDAY A TO THE LOW 80s ON WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY WE WERE IN THE 70s.

OVERALL AGAIN, NOT ANTICIPATING ANY MAJOR IMPACTS WITH THE HEAT ACROSS THE CORE -- COURSE OF THE AREA, TAMPERING WITH THE AREA COVERED THESE BE DONE.

AND QUITE TOASTY, 96 , DONE THE 80s, BY THURSDAY.

AND BY THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEKEND, WE'RE COOLING DONE QUITE A BIT FROM WHERE WE WERE.

HIGHS FROM THE WEEK IN THE 80s, AND GRADUALLY GOING TO COME BACK DOWN TO THE 90s, FOR K PBS NEWS.>>> AND BOTANICAL GARDENS IN SAN MARINO.

SHOWING UP TO GET THE WIDTH OF THE CORPSE FLOWER, AND ROTTING FLESH, AND THERE IS AN EVOLUTIONARY REASON FOR THE DESCENT.

>> AND POLLINATED, AND THE PLANT DOES THAT.

>> WHEN YOU DO THEY WILL ENJOY THE PUTRID STENCH IN 48 HOURS, NOT FOR ME, AND WHEN IT COMES TO CLIMATE CHANGE, SUMS THE SHE'S ARE THRIVING, NPR'S MORNING EDITION, THE CLIMATE IS STRENGTHENING THE GROWTH OF POISON IVY.

AND THE 60th ANNIVERSARY OF THE MARCH ON WASHINGTON, FINE TONIGHT'S STORIES, K PBS.ORG, AND THANK YOU FOR JOINING US, GOOD NIGHT .

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