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>>> CALIFORNIA IS DEALING WITH THE SECOND'S MASS SHOOTING IN SEVEN DAYS.

WE WILL HAVE SEVERAL REPORTS ON RECENT GUN VIOLENCE INCLUDING DATA THAT DETAILS THE LOCAL SITUATION.

WE ARE HEARING MORE ABOUT THE VICTIMS IN MONTEREY PARK.

WE HAVE AN UPDATE ON LAST NIGHT'S KILLINGS IN THE BAY AREA .

>> IT IS UNBELIEVABLE.

>> Reporter: LESS THAN TWO DAYS AFTER A GUNMAN OPENED FIRE IN MONTEREY PARK, ANOTHER CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY IS ROCKED BY GUN VIOLENCE.

>> WE HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED ANYTHING LIKE THIS.

>> Reporter: THIS IS IN HALF MOON BAY ON MONDAY.

CHILDREN WERE PRESENT AT THE SCENE.

>> OUR HEARTS ARE TORN OUT OF OUR CHESTS FOR ALL OF THESE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

>> Reporter: THE REST OF 66 YOU WILL PLAYED OUT BEFORE TV CAMERAS.

HE HAD LEGAL POSSESSION OF A SEMI AUTOMATIC WEAPON.

ALL OF THE EVIDENCE WE HAVE POINTS TO THIS BEING THE INSTANCE OF WORKPLACE VIOLENCE.

THE MAGIC MUSHROOM FARM IS WHERE THE SUBJECT WAS EMPLOYED.

>> Reporter: THE U.S. HAS HAD MORE BY SHOOTINGS IN 2023 AND AT THIS POINT IN ANY POINT ON RECORD.

PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN REACTING CALLING ON CONGRESS TO ACT QUICKLY AND BAN ASSAULT WEAPONS.

AS AUTHORITIES WORK TO DETERMINE THE MOTORS BUT COMMUNITIES ARE HONORING LIVE STOLEN AND TRYING TO MAKE SENSE OF SENSELESS ACTS.

>>> SAN DIEGO COUNTY RELEASES FIRST ANNUAL REPORT ON GUN VIOLENCE.

IT SHOWS A DROP IN HOMICIDES.

WE REPORT ON WHY THE COUNTY BELIEVES THESE NUMBERS BACK UP THERE GUN POLICIES.

>> THAT IS WHAT TODAY'S REPORT IS ABOUT.

GUN POLICIES ARE WORKING.

SO FAR THEY SEEM TO WORK ACCORDING TO THE SUPERVISOR.

>> GETTING GUNS OUT OF THE HANDS OF FOLKS THAT LEGALLY CANNOT OWN THEM IS SHOWING PROGRESS.

>> Reporter: HOMICIDES DECREASED BY 70% LAST YEAR.

THE NUMBER OF OF GUNS INCREASED BY 29%.

LAST YEAR THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS PASSED AN UPDATED ORDINANCE TO BAN GHOST GUNS.

2021 SAW THE WEAKEST INCREASE SINCE.

>> WE KNOW THAT THERE ARE GUNS IN OUR COMMUNITIES THAT SHOULDN'T BE THERE.

WE KNOW THAT PEOPLE WHO WERE UNSTABLE ARE QUALIFIED TO BE ABLE TO PURCHASE GUNS ARE ABLE TO ACCESS THESE GUNS.

WE ARE DOING EVERYTHING WE CAN TO TAKE ON THE MANUFACTURERS THAT ARE PROFITING OFF OF THE DEATH AND MISERY OF THOSE IN OUR COMMUNITIES.

>> Reporter: LAST YEAR WE LOOKED AT OPTIONS TO SUE MANUFACTURERS.

THE COUNTY IS MOVING FORWARD WITH THAT.

SHE EXPECTS TO SEE SOME PROGRESS IN THE COMING MONTHS.

STRAIGHT OUR COVERAGE ON RECENT SHOOTINGS, ONE RECENT SEGMENT FEATURES ADVICE ON MENTAL HEALTH AS WE SEE MORE OF THESE STORIES.

YOU CAN STREAM THE PODCAST ANY TIME.

>>> A BUSY MORNING ON THE WATERFRONT FOR SERVICE WORKERS DEMANDING BETTER TREATMENT ON THE JOB.

IT STARTED WITH DOZENS OF CAREGIVERS.

THEY WANT BETTER PAY TO DEAL WITH THE RISING COST OF LIVING IN SAN DIEGO.

>> THE PAY IS SO LOW THAT PROVIDERS DON'T EVEN WANT TO WORK THIS JOB.

THEY HAVE TO FLIP BURGERS AT IT AND NOW FOR $20.00 PER HOUR DIDN'T WORK FOR $16.00 TO WORK FOR A FAMILY MEMBER OR NONFAMILY MEMBER.

>> IT IS A COUNTY EFFORT TO MAKE CERTAIN THAT HOMECARE WORKERS ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

>>> COUNTY SUPERVISORS ARE HEARING FROM LOCAL JANITORS.

KATIE ALVARADO TELLS US ABOUT THE BREAKTHROUGH THAT WILL AVOID A STRIKE AT LEAST FOR NOW.

>> Reporter: JANITORIAL WORKERS RALLIED OUTSIDE OF THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND SUPPORT OF FORMER COWORKERS WHO CLAIM THEY SUFFERED SEVERE PUNISHMENT AND RETALIATION FOR TRYING TO START A UNION FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS.

ONE OF THEM IS SOPHIA MARTINEZ.

THEY MAY BE DEALT 15 METERS OF CHEMICALS ON THE FLOOR THIS FELT REALLY BAD AND REMOVED THE RESIDENT OFF OF THE FLOOR WITH THE KNIFE FOR EIGHT HOURS ON MY HANDS AND KNEES.

THE NEXT DAY THEY WANTED ME TO DO THE SAME THING AND I SAID NO .

I NEEDED SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT.

MY HANDS WERE BURNED AND MY NOSE WAS BLEEDING.

MARTINEZ SAID SHE FELT SO SICK SHE WENT HOME AND COULD NOT DO THE SAME WORK THE NEXT DAY.

SHE SAYS THAT IS WHY SHE WAS FIRED BY NOVA WHO CONTRACTS WITH THE COUNTY FOR JANITORIAL SERVICES.

KRISTIN RODRIGUEZ IS WITH THE SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION.

THE UNION MARTINEZ WAS ORGANIZING FOR.

THE UNION IS DEMANDING NOVA TO GIVE THOSE FIRED THEIR JOBS BACK.

>> ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO THEY ARE HIRING MOSTLY IMMIGRANT WORKERS WORKING THE NIGHT SHIFT.

NO HEALTH BENEFITS ARE PAID HOLIDAYS.

ON TOP OF THAT, UNJUST WORKING CONDITIONS.

>> WE REACHED OUT TO NOVA AND THEY TOLD THIS THEY COULD NOT COMMENT EXCEPT TO SAY THEY ARE WORKING WITH THE COUNTY.

>> SHE CAME OUT JUST BEFORE THE SUPERVISORS MEETING TO GIVE THE WORKERS A MESSAGE OF SUPPORT IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH.

VARGAS ASKED THE JANITORS TO GIVE THE COUNTY TWO WEEKS TO NEGOTIATE.

THEY AGREED.

>> YOU HAVE MY COMMITMENT.

NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO BE TREATED INHUMANELY.

NOT ON MY WATCH?

>> MARTINEZ HAS BEEN OUT OF WORK FOR TWO WEEKS WITHOUT PAY AND SAYS THAT HER LUNG STILL HURT AND SHE CANNOT AFFORD TO GO TO THE DOCTOR.

TODAY SHE WENT INSIDE THE BUILDING SHE HAD CLEAN FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS.

>> GOOD MORNING.

MY NAME IS SOPHIA MARTINEZ.

I HAVE BEEN WORKING FOR THE COUNTY FOR 10 YEARS.

>> THIS TIME SHE STOOD BEHIND THE PODIUM AND SPOKE TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

SHE SPOKE ABOUT WHY SHE PUT UP WITH THE MISTREATMENT TO FORM A UNION.

>> I AM TEACHING HIM THAT HE NEEDS TO TALK AND NOT BE AFRAID.

AND NOT TO FIGHT BUT FIGHT WITH WORDS.

>> HE IS THE ONE WHO GAVE HER THE STRENGTH TO KEEP FIGHTING.

SHE FOUGHT FOR HIM TOO.

>> [ SPEAKING NON-SPANISH ] >> MARTINEZ CAME OUT OF THE BUILDING, THE VERY SAME ONE SHE SCRAPED CHEMICALS FOR EIGHT HOURS ON HER KNEES.

SHE WAS GREETED WITH CHEERS.

KATIE ALVARADO, KPBS NEWS.

>>> STUDENTS AT SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN A FOUR YOUR DEGREE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS HISTORY.

IT HAS APPROVED CITY COLLEGE FULL BACHELORS DEGREE OF CYBER DEFENSE AND ANALYSIS.

STUDENTS CAN START APPLYING FOR THE PROGRAMS THIS FALL WITH CLASSES STARTING IN 2024.

THIS WILL MEAN A MORE AFFORDABLE EDUCATION FOR THOSE WHO NEEDED THE MOST.

>> MANY OF THESE PROGRAMS ARE AT CAPACITY AND STUDENTS ARE TURNED AWAY.

THIS IS JUST SOMETHING THAT WILL LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE LESS ADVANTAGED THAN OURS.

>> COMPLETION OF THE CYBER DEFENSE DEGREE COULD LEAD TO A HIGH PAYING CAREER.

ACCORDING TO THE U.S. BUREAU OF LABOUR STATISTICS, SECURITY ANALYSTS TAKE OVER $100,000 PER YEAR.

>>> CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIALS ARE READY TO END THEIR LOCAL STATES OF EMERGENCY.

MATT HOFFMAN SAYS THE VACCINE MANDATE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES ALSO.

>> THAT DOES PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.

>> Reporter: THE PANDEMIC EMERGENCY WILL OFFICIALLY GO AWAY AT THE END OF NEXT MONTH.

THAT IS WHEN GAVIN NEWSOM SAYS THE STATE IS ALSO PLANNING TO END THEIR EMERGENCY ORDERS.

>> THE STATE NOW HAS THE RESOURCES AND TOOLS NECESSARY TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT COVID-19 WITH VACCINES AND BOOSTERS AND TESTING AND TREATMENTS AND SO FORTH.

WE ARE IN A MUCH BETTER POSITION TO INVESTIGATE.

>> Reporter: STEPHEN WITH VERN VOTED IN FAVOR OF ENDING THE LOCAL PANDEMIC EMERGENCY.

THE COUNCIL TOOK THE FIRST STEP ON TUESDAY TO AND THE VACCINATION MANDATE FOR CITY EMPLOYEES.

THAT ORDINANCE WAS INTRODUCED UNANIMOUSLY AND WOULD ALSO TAKE EFFECT AT THE END OF FEBRUARY.

>> WE NO LONGER HAVE SOCIAL DISTANCING REQUIREMENTS AND QUARANTINES FOR EXPOSED INDIVIDUALS.

THE LANDSCAPE HAS CHANGED.

IT DOES MAKE SENSE.

91% OF EMPLOYEES HAVE BEEN VACCINATED.

IT IS TIME TO SHIFT OUR FOCUS TO OTHER THINGS.

>> Reporter: JARROD WILSON IS PRESIDENT OF THE POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION.

THE DEPARTMENT HAS LOST OVER 500 OFFICERS SINCE MID-2020 DUE TO A VARIETY OF REASONS LIKE RETIREMENTS OR TAKING OTHER JOBS.

130 LEFT SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE OF THE VACCINATION MANDATE.

>> OFFICERS ARE OVERWORKED AND UNDERPAID.

WE HAVE NOT SUSTAINED THAT LOSS .

>> 700 OFFICERS WERE EVENTUALLY GIVEN RELIGIOUS OR MEDICAL EXEMPTIONS WHICH REPRESENTS NEARLY 40% OF THE WORKFORCE.

SOME OFFICERS GOT TERMINATION WARNINGS FOR NONCOMPLIANCE.

THESE WERE LATER RESCINDED.

HE BELIEVES THAT REMOVING IT WILL CHANGE THAT.

SAN DIEGO COUNTY HAS OFFICIALS ARE SAYING THERE PANDEMIC EMERGENCY WILL BE OVER AT THE END OF NEXT MONTH.

CASES HAVE BEEN DECLINING AS WELL AS COVID RELATED HOSPITALIZATIONS.

A NUMBER OF SITES HAVE BEEN CLOSING IN SAN DIEGO AND WILL BE GONE BY THE END OF FEBRUARY.

COUNTY OFFICIALS SAY THEY WILL CONTINUE THEIR OWN TO PROVIDE VACCINATIONS.

>>> ON THE 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT, THE U.S.

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE HAS REMOVED FOUR PLANTS AND A BIRD UNIQUE TO SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND FROM A PROTECTED STATUS.

HERE IS THE REPORT.

>>> RECENTLY A TOUR OF SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND 70 MILES WEST OF SAN DIEGO.

UNLIKE IS WELL KNOWN NEIGHBOR TO THE NORTH, SAN CLEMENTE IS NOT ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC.

IT IS HOME TO A NAVY SEAL TRAINING FACILITY.

IT IS ALSO THE SITE OF THE NAVY'S ONLY SHIP TO SHORE.

THE ISLAND'S ISOLATION WITH THE EVOLUTION OF UNIQUE PLANTS AND ANIMALS NOT FOUND ANYWHERE ELSE ON THE EARTH.

>> THERE ARE 17 PLANT SPECIES FOUND NO ONE ELSE IN THE WORLD.

>> THESE CONDITIONS ARE DIFFERENT.

WHEN ECN IT AN ENCOUNTER NEW CONDITIONS, IT WILL EVOLVE AS SOMETHING NEW AND THAT IS WHAT HAS HAPPENED NUMBERS OF TIMES ON THIS ISLAND.

>> WILD OF A GOES DEVASTATED THE PLANS THAT ENDANGERED BIRDS USE FOR FOOD.

IN 1973, THERE WAS A PLAN TO REMOVE THE GOATS AND BY THE EARLY 90s THEY WERE GONE.

SEVERAL SPECIES FOUND THEMSELVES THREATENED OR ENDANGERED.

THE ISLAND HAS BEEN RECOVERING EVER SINCE.

THEY BEGAN A DECADES LONG PROGRAM TO RECOVER THOSE SPECIES.

THEY WERE REMOVED FROM ENDANGERED STATUS AND NOW FOUR SPECIES AND ONE BIRD.

>> THIS IS HUGE.

ONLY 10 PLANS HAVE BEEN DELISTED.

>> THEY ARE THE FOUR PLANTS BEING DELISTED.

A SMALL BROWN BIRD IS ALSO BEING REMOVED.

>> THERE ARE ONLY ABOUT 1000 INDIVIDUALS.

THE ONLY WAY THE PLANT SURVIVED WAS EXISTING ON WHAT YOU SEE BEHIND ME.

THERE WERE NOT ACCESSIBLE BY THE GOATS BECAUSE THEY COULD EAT EVERYTHING NOT A ONE OF THOSE CLIFF FACES.

>> WITH PROPER MANAGEMENT, THE HABITAT CAN WITHSTAND THE ACTIVITIES.

>> WHILE IT MIGHT BE COUNTERINTUITIVE, THOSE SPECIES ARE DOING WELL.

>> THEY ACTUALLY THRIVE IN THE SCENARIOS.

THINGS THAT ACTUALLY TARGET IS RELATIVELY SMALL.

9% OF THE ISLAND'S.

THE REMAINDER OF THE AREA BEHIND ME IS A LARGE BUFFER.

>> IT IS HOME TO THE SPARROW.

EVEN THE AREAS IN THE DIRECT LINE OF FIRE CORRECT?

>> WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO FOXES, SPARROWS, MOVING IN AND OUT OF THOSE AREAS.

>> THESE SPECIES LOSE PROTECTION BUT NAVY SCIENTISTS SAY THEY WILL NOW PIVOT TO PREVENT THEM FROM BEING RE--LISTED.

>>> THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

WE HAVE YOUR WEATHER HEADLINES.

WE WILL BE COOLER THIS WEEK.

BREEZY IN THE DESERTS AND MOUNTAINS.

WE WILL BE STAYING DRY FOR THE MOST PART.

AS WE ARE DEALING WITH SEVERE WIND ALONG THE COACH, WE HAVE A EACH HAZARD.

IT WILL GO DOWN TO SAN DIEGO.

ROUGHER WAVES AND HIGHER WAVE HEIGHTS TOO.

TONIGHT A LOW OF 42.

CLEAR AND CHILLY.

IT WILL BE CLEAR HEADING INTO YOUR DAY TOMORROW.

WE WILL STAY IN THE 60s ALONG THE COAST.

CORONA, 72.

RAMONA, 67.

LAGUNA, MID-40s.

GUSTIER SANTA ANNA WIND EVENT ACROSS SAN DIEGO .

CLOSER TO THE DESERT AND THE MOUNTAINS.

AGAIN ACROSS FROM THE SIERRA NEVADA.

THEY WILL BE IMPACTING THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY AREA.

WE ARE DEALING WITH THE VERY SATURATING ROUND.

WIND GUSTS BETWEEN 50 TO 75 MILES PER HOUR.

FOR YOUR FIVE DAY OUTLOOK ALONG THE COAST, 60s.

WE WILL HAVE ABUNDANT SUNSHINE AND MORE SHOWERS PERCHING IN LATER ON.

A SIMILAR STORY FOR SHOWERS ON SUNDAY.

UP UNTIL THEN WE ARE BUILDING IN THE 60s AND 70s.

30s WITH RAIN AND DRIZZLE PERSON FOR THE END OF THE WEEKEND.

IT WILL BE CLEAR WITH 60s FOR A HIGH.

>>> WITH TWO MASS SHOOTINGS IN JUST A FEW DAYS IN CALIFORNIA, WE SPOKE WITH A YOUNG MAN IN MONTEREY PARK FACING A FUTURE WITHOUT HIS FATHER.

>> THE MONTEREY PARK COMMUNITY GATHERS TOGETHER TO HONOR THOSE TAKEN AND NINE THAT ARE FOR COVERING.

IMAGES LIKE THESE WE KNOW THEM WELL.

YOU HAVE SEEN THEM BEFORE AND YOU WILL SEE THEM AGAIN.

A COMMUNITY VIGIL FOLLOWING A MASS SHOOTING.

IT HAS BECOME DISTURBINGLY ROUTINE.

>> THE ONE THAT WE HAVE, >> ANTHONY OF VERO SAYS IT DEPICTS HIS DAD.

>> IT REPRESENTS HIS ATTITUDE.

>> ALWAYS UP EAT AND CARING FOR OTHERS.

THAT IS HOW ANTHONY SUMS UP HIS DAD.

HE SAYS THE 68-YEAR-OLD HOSPITALITY WORKER HOPE TO RETIRE IN A YEAR OR SO AND RETURNED TO HIS NATIVE PHILIPPINES.

IN THE MEANTIME, YOU WOULD FIND HIM HERE AT THE DANCE STUDIO MOVING TO THE MUSIC.

>> HE WOULD DANCE AROUND A LOT.

>> VIDEO FROM LAST YEAR SHOWING ONE OF THE MANY JOYFUL GATHERINGS.

ON SATURDAY NIGHT AS HE AND OTHERS CELEBRATED THE LUNAR NEW YEAR, GUNFIRE CUT THE MUSIC SHORT AND DESTROYED SO MANY LIVES.

>> MULTIPLE VICTIMS AND GUNSHOT WOUNDS?

>> HE HEARD ABOUT THE SHOOTING ON SUNDAY MORNING.

>> I HEARD THAT IT WAS A DANCE STUDIO AND ACROSS MY MIND.

HE WAS NOT THE TYPE TO RUN AWAY FROM DANGER.

UNFORTUNATELY, HE WAS ONE OF THE ONES THAT PASSED AWAY.

>> SATURDAY WAS HER LAST DANCE ADDING THAT IF YOU KNEW HER, YOU KNEW THAT HER WARM SMILE WAS CONTAGIOUS.

SHE WAS A LOVING ON, DAUGHTER, AND FRIEND.

>> THE FIRST THING THAT COMES TO MY MIND IS HER SMILE.

SHE WOULD ALWAYS SMILE.

I CAN SEE HER EYES SMILING.

>> HE SAYS THAT ANGER HASN'T REALLY SURFACED.

>> THE SITUATION, YOU KNOW, WHAT HAPPENED, HAPPENED AND I CAN'T CHANGE IT.

I WOULD LIKE SOMETHING BETTER TO COME OUT OF IT.

>> IT IS IMPORTANT TO CARE FOR OTHER PEOPLE.

>>> TONIGHT ON THE NEWS HOUR, THE LATEST ON YET ANOTHER MASS SHOOTING IN CALIFORNIA.

COMING UP AT 7:00 AFTER YOUR EVENING EDITION ON KPBS.

>>> A TEMPORARY BORDER WALL BUILT TO PROVE A POLITICAL POINT IS COMING DOWN.

ARIZONA'S GOVERNOR LINED THEM UP TO CREATE A FOUR MILE LONG WALL ALONG THE BORDER.

THE STATE AGREED TO REMOVE THE WHEN IT WAS SUED BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION.

>>> THEY DISCOVER THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SHARED LINKS FROM A ANTI-IMMIGRANT HATE GROUP ON HIS DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES WEBSITE.

WE LOOKED INTO IT.

>>> THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE A ONE-STOP SHOP FOR INFORMATION.

UNTIL MONDAY, THEY TOOK VISITORS TO THE CENTER OF IMMIGRATION STUDIES.

HE IS A SENIOR RESEARCH.

>> THEY ARE ONE OF THE THINK TANKS IN THE COUNTRY AT THIS MOMENT.

>> HE SAYS HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND HOW SOMEONE COULD MISTAKE THEM FOR A LEGITIMATE SOURCE.

THEY PUBLISH NEWSLETTERS.

>> THEY REMOVE THEM AS SOON AS WE ASKED ABOUT THEM.

THE AGENCY HAS YET TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND HOW THEY GOT THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE.

IT SHOWED THAT THE LINK TO CIS HAD BEEN THERE SINCE AT LEAST 2017.

HE WAS HAPPY TO SEE THE LINKS REMOVED.

AGAIN, I RECOGNIZE THAT THIS COULD HAPPEN BECAUSE THIS IS HOW THEY WERE SET UP.

>> HE SAYS THERE ARE REAL CONSEQUENCES TO SHARING THIS KIND OF INFORMATION.

SAKE ONE OF THE BIGGEST MOVIES IN 2022 WAS BUILT RIGHT HERE IN SAN DIEGO.

IT IS UP FOR SEVERAL ACADEMY AWARDS.

>> HERE AT THE 10 NOMINEES FOR BEST MOTION PICTURE OF THE YEAR.

TOP GUN MAVERICK.

>> TOP GUN MAVERICK ALONG WITH TOM CRUISE IS UP FOR BEST PICTURE AND A WHOLE LOT MORE.

THE MOVIE WAS NOMINATED IN THE SCREENPLAY WITH VISUAL EFFECTS AND BEST ORIGINAL SONG.

ONE OTHER CONNECTION IS LESLIE PATTERSON NOMINATED FOR BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY FOR ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT.

YOU CAN REVISIT IT AND THAT CONCLUDES OUR STORY FROM THE WRECK CARPET.

>>> HERE IS A LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE WORKING FOR IN THE KPBS NEWSROOM.

>> IS IT AN INDUSTRY GIANT TRY TO SQUASH COMPETITION?

WE LOOK AT THE TRADE MARK CASES BROUGHT BY ADIDAS.

>>> THAT WE TALKED WITH THE MIDDAY EDITION ON THE CITIES OF SAN DIEGO POURS THE END COVID- 19 EMERGENCY.

YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE, WWW.KPBS.ORG.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

GOODNIGHT.