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STRIKE A LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FACES A MULTIMILLION DOLLAR NEGLIGENCE VERDICT IN CONNECTION WITH THE COACH CONVICTED OF A SEX CRIME INVOLVING A STUDENT.

A JURY FOUND THE CORONADO DISTRICT WAS NEGLIGENT IN HIRING THE COACH THAT ADMITTED TO HAVING A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH AN UNDERAGED PLAYER.

WE HAVE MORE FROM THE NEWSROOM ON THE UNUSUAL CIVIL SUIT JUDGMENT.

>> PARENTS OF THE STUDENT KNOWN AS JANE DOE, TO PROTECT HER IDENTITY, FILED THE LAWSUIT, CLAIMING THAT CORONADO UNIFIED WAS NEGLIGENT IN HIRING AND NOT PROPERLY SOUP REVISING, JORDAN TYLER BUCKLEW.

HE WAS AN ASSISTANT GIRLS BASKETBALL COACH AT CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL IN JANUARY 2020.

THAT IS WHEN SOME PLAYERS REPORTED TO A TEACHER THAT HE WAS INVOLVED IN A SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH A TEAMMATE.

HE WAS ARRESTED AND LATER PLED GUILTY TO A FELONY ACCOUNT.

HE WAS FIRED AND RECEIVED THREE YEARS PROBATION AND WAS NOT REQUIRED TO REGISTER AS A SEX OFFENDER UNLESS HE VIOLATED PROBATION WHICH HE DID NOT.

THE JURY AWARDED THE VICTIM $5 MILLION IN DAMAGES.

HER FATHER AGREED TO TALK WITH US IF HE WAS NOT IDENTIFIED IN ANY WAY, AGAIN TO PROTECT HIS DAUGHTER.

WE SPOKE WITH HIM LATE THIS AFTERNOON.

>> THEY DRAGGED MY DAUGHTER AND FAMILY THROUGH THE MUD, TRYING TO PUSH THIS UNDER THE CARPET OR GET OUT OF ACCOUNTABILITY.

>> THIS WASN'T HER FAULT.

SHE WAS GROOMED AND MANIPULATED.

SHE WAS NOT PROTECT THE BIAS SYSTEM THAT WE ALL ARE SUPPOSED TO TRUST.

>> THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER SAID CORONADO UNIFIED VALUES EVERY CHILD IN OUR CARE.

THE SAFETY AND WELL-BEING IS TOP PRIORITY.

LEADERSHIP AND LEGAL COUNSEL ARE CURRENTLY CONSIDERING THESE OPTIONS AND HAVE SUCH DECLINE TO PROVIDE FURTHER COMMENT.

THE LEAD ATTORNEY WOULD NOT BE INTERVIEWED ANYWAY.

HE DID TELL ME THE $5 MILLION JUDGMENT IS HIGHLY UNUSUAL.

IN HIS WORDS, THEY GOT IT WRONG.

HOLDING THE DISTRICT RESPONSIBLE INSTEAD OF THE PERPETRATOR.

>> ACCORDING TO THE FAMILY ATTORNEY, BUCKLEW MOVED OUT OF STATE AFTER COMPLETING PROBATION.

IT IS THE DISTRICT THAT WAS NEGLIGENT IN THE JURY AGREED.

IN THE NEWSROOM, MG PEREZ.

>>> LOOKING AHEAD, WE ARE DROPPING DOWN TO A LOW OF 57 AND THE CLOUDS WILL HANG ON.

IF YOU'RE GOING TO BE OUT LATER EVEN EARLY THE NEXT DAY, BE SURE TO TAKE IT EASY ON THE ROADS.

YOU MAY RUN INTO LOWER VISIBILITY.

WE ARE TRACKING GUSTY WIND, ESPECIALLY AS THEY RAMP UP ON THURSDAY.

WE WILL TELL YOU WHAT AREAS ARE EXPECTED TO BE HIT THE HARDEST, COMING UP.

>>> MORE MONEY ON THE WAY IMPACTED BY JANUARY FLOODS.

SUPERVISORS VOTED TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL AID FOR FLOOD VICTIMS INCLUDING $6.6 MILLION AND 3 MILLION TO PROVIDE THREE MEALS PER DAY FOR 60 DAYS.

ADAM RAMIREZ IS ONE OF DOZENS OF VICTIMS THAT WERE AT THE MEETING AND SHE SAID SHE WOULD BE FORCED TO RETURN TO HER DAMAGED HOME, IF NOT FOR THE FUNDING.

>> WHENEVER I GO TO THE HOUSE, I KEEP THEM IN MY CAR.

THINKING OF THEM INSIDE THE HOUSE, YOU GO IN THERE AND IT SMELLS LIKE MOLD.

>> MORE THAN 2200 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN THE PROGRAM.

THE COUNTY SAID MORE PEOPLE APPLY EVERY DAY.

SUPERVISORS ALSO VOTED TO CONTINUE THE EMERGENCY DECLARATION AND APPROVED THE PROPERTY TAX RELIEF ORDINANCE.

>>> LAST WEEK, THE PENTAGON LIFTED ITS THREE-MONTH GROUNDING OF THE B 22 OSPREY.

IT WILL LIKELY BE MONTHS BEFORE THEY RETURNED TO FULL MISSION STATUS.

KPBS , MILITARY PER PORTER -- REPORTER, ANDREW DYER HAS MORE.

>> FIVE MARINES IN IMPERIAL COUNTY.

AUGUST OF LAST YEAR, THREE MARINES IN AUSTRALIA.

IN NOVEMBER, EIGHT EHRMAN.

IN UNDER TWO YEARS, 20 SERVICEMEMBERS HAVE BEEN KILLED IN FOUR CRASHES.

THEY WERE GROUNDED AFTER THE CRASH IN JAPAN.

ON FRIDAY, MAJOR GENERAL PAT RYDER ANNOUNCED THEY ARE READY AGAIN.

>> IT WAS PRIORITIZING THE SAFETY OF AIR CREWS.

IT WAS ACCOMPLISHED IN CLOSE COORDINATION WITH -- THAT IDENTIFIED THAT MATERIAL FAILURE.

>> YOU CAN TAKE OFF AND LAND LIKE A HELICOPTER.

BY ROTATING AT THE ENGINES THAT CAN FLY LIKE A PLANE.

THE NAVAL AIR FORCE COMMANDS THAT THE NAVY WILL PRIORITIZE SAFETY IN ITS APPROACH TO BRINGING IT BACK TO FLIGHT STATUS.

MAINTENANCE AND PROCEDURAL CHANGES WILL A S THAT FAILURE.

THE PROCESS WILL TAKE TIME.

THE MOST EXPERIENCED PILOTS AND INSTRUCT YOUR PILOTS WILL BE 1st TO FLY AND ONLY DURING THE DAY.

THE PENTAGON WRITER OFFERED CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILIES KILLED IN OSPREYS.

B SERVICEMEMBERS AND FAMILIES MAKE EXTRAORDINARY SACRIFICES TO SAY FREEDOM AND SECURITY.

WE OWE AN UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO SAFETY AND WELL-BEING.

IT HAD A LONG AND DIFFICULT PERIOD WITH SEVERAL CRASHES.

INVESTIGATION FOUND THE CRASH WAS CAUSED BY A -- ENGAGEMENT.

A RECURRING PROBLEM.

THE CAUSE OF THE CRASH NEAR JAPAN REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION.

>>> NATIONAL CITY IS PLANNING TO CONSIDER A BAN ON HOMELESS ENCAMPMENTS.

CORY SUZUKI SAID THAT THE DECISION COMES AS MANY CITIES ARE TAKING A HARSHER STANCE ON HOMELESSNESS.

>> THE CITY COUNCIL ASKED STAFF TO EXPLORE A BAN.

SIMILAR TO THE ONE SAN DIEGO PASSED LAST YEAR.

IT MADE IT ILLEGAL FOR PEOPLE TO SLEEP AND SET UP TENTS IF THERE WAS ROOM IN SHELTERS.

THE MOVE IS PARTIALLY BECAUSE MORE ON HOUSED PEOPLE ARE PUSHED INTO THE CITY FROM SAN DIEGO.

SOME RESEARCHERS AND ADVOCATES SAY THEY ARE NOT SURPRISED BY THE DECISIONS.

>> ALL OF THE CITIES IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY, THEY ARE ALL DIFFERENT LEVELS EXPLORING THESE CAMPING BANDS.

>> ROSIE IS THE FOUNDER OF COMMUNITY THROUGH HOPE ONE OF THE LARGEST HOMELESSNESS PROVIDERS.

>> I HOPE AND HAVE VOCALIZED THAT EACH CITY LOOK TO ITS OWN ISSUE AND AT LEAST TRY AND DESIGN ITS OWN UNIQUE POLICIES AND NOT ADOPT LARGE-SCALE CITY POLICIES THAT WOULD VIRTUALLY MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR SOMEONE TO LAY THEIR HEAD AT NIGHT.

>> IT IS NOT CLEAR HOW EFFECTIVE IT IS AT REDUCING HOMELESSNESS.

BASKETS AND OTHER ADVOCATES THAT THEY ARE OVERLY CRUEL.

A BAN WOULD HAVE TO BE APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL.

>>> SAN DIEGO HAS BEEN SELECTED FOR A STATE GRANT TO RECONNECT COMMUNITIES DIVIDED BY FREEWAYS.

MORE ON WHAT THAT MEANS.

>>> STARTING IN THE 1950s, THE STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS COLLABORATED TO BUILD SAN DIEGO'S NETWORK OF FREEWAYS.

THE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVASTATED MANY LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND WERE LEFT WITH DEPRESSED PROPERTY VALUES, POLLUTION, NOISE AND DIVISION.

THE RECONNECTING COMMUNITIES PROGRAM IS MEANT TO HELP HEAL THE WOUNDS.

THE CALTRANS DIRECTOR SAID THE FUNDS COULD BE USED FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING, PARKS AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE.

>> THE PROGRAM WILL HELP RESTORE A SENSE OF CONNECT TO THE.

CONNECTIVITY THAT WAS LOST DURING A TIME WHEN LEADERS IN THE PAST WERE EFFECTIVELY ENGAGING AND COMMUNICATING AND COLLABORATING WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND LOCAL OFFICIALS.

>> NATIONAL CITY VERY MUCH NEEDS A WIN.

>> Reporter: SHE IS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MUNDO GARDENS, A NONPROFIT THAT WILL HELP DETERMINE EXACTLY HOW THE FUNDS WILL BE SPENT.

SHE SAID THE RECENT CATASTROPHIC FLOODING IN SOUTHEAST SAN DIEGO AND NATIONAL CITY WAS A DIRECT RESULT OF THE GOVERNMENT FAILURE TO INVEST IN INFRASTRUCTURE.

SHE SAID CORRECT AND THE WRONGS WOULD TAKE A GENERATION.

>> I LOOK AT MY GRANDDAUGHTER AND HOPEFULLY SHE WILL BENEFIT.

IT WILL BE A LEGACY OF HEALING AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND VITALITY.

THAN WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO TO LEAVE THIS PLACE BETTER THAN WE FOUND IT.

>> THEY HAVE NOT YET SAID HOW MUCH MONEY THE REGION WILL GET IN FUNDS BUT THE FUNDING COULD HELP SAN DIEGO COMPETE FOR GRANTS FROM THE FEDERAL COMMUNITIES PROGRAM THAT WAS PART OF THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW PASSED IN 2021.

IN A SEPARATE BUT RELATED ANNOUNCEMENT, BARRIO LOGAN IS SET TO RECEIVE $1.3 MILLION IN CONGRESSIONAL EARMARKS.

MEANT PUTTING A LID OVER INTERSTATE 5.

THAT FREEWAY HELPED MAKE BARRIO LOGAN ONE OF THE MOST POLLUTED COMMUNITIES IN THE COUNTRY.

>> FOR MORE ON THE HISTORY OF HOW FREEWAYS DIVIDED COMMUNITIES, YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE AWARD-WINNING PODCAST, FREEWAY EXIT.

YOU CAN FIND IT ON ALL MAJOR STREAMING PLATFORMS AND ON KPBS.

>>> REPORTING FROM THE BORDER MIGRANT ARRIVALS ARE STRAINING RESOURCES AND DIVIDING COMMUNITIES.

THAT IS AT 7:00 AFTER EVENING EDITION ON KPBS.

>>> BOEING IS ONCE AGAIN IN THE SPOTLIGHT AFTER DOZENS OF PEOPLE WERE INJURED IN A FLIGHT FROM AUSTRALIA TO NEW ZEALAND.

THAT IS NOT THE ONLY RECENT INCIDENT WITH THE BOEING AIRCRAFT.

>> THAT IS ON A DREAM LINER FROM SYDNEY TO NEW ZEALAND.

>> THEN EVERYTHING BLEW UP.

IT WAS VERY SHOCKING.

>> 50 PEOPLE WERE TREATED FOR INJURIES ON ARRIVAL.

12 PATIENTS WERE SENT TO THE HOSPITAL.

THE AIRLINE SAID THE FLIGHT EXPERIENCED A TECHNICAL EVENT RESULTING IN STRONG MOVEMENT BUT DID NOT ELABORATE.

>> THERE WAS A 2.5-YEAR-OLD SLEEPING ON THE OTHER SIDE.

HE WENT IN THE AIR AND LANDED ON THE GROUND.

>> AND EIGHT DIFFERENT TYPE OF AIRCRAFT HAD TO TURN BACK AFTER EXPERIENCING A MAINTENANCE ISSUE.

IN THE FIFTH EMERGENCY OVER SEVEN DAYS.

FIRST RESPONDERS WERE SEEN ASSESSING THE TIRE AREA ONCE IT LANDED.

BOTH INCIDENTS, AS THE FAA SAID AN AUDIT OF BOEING'S PRODUCTION OF THE 737S HAD UNCOVERED A NUMBER OF ISSUES.

THE AUDIT WAS TRIGGERED BY A DOOR PANEL BLOWOUT DURING AN ALASKA AIRLINES FLIGHT IN JANUARY.

THE FAA HAS GIVEN BOEING UNTIL MAY TO COME UP WITH A PLAN TO FIX THE ISSUES IDENTIFIED IN THE AUDIT AND OTHER REVIEWS.

THE COMPANY SAID WE CONTINUE TO IMPLEMENT IMMEDIATE CHANGES, DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TO STRENGTHEN SAFETY AND QUALITY.

IVAN RODRMGUEZ, KPBS NEWS.

>>> AMID NEW PROBLEMS, THE 737 MAX, THE FRONT LINES AWARD- WINNING INVESTIGATION WITH THE NEW YORK TIMES INTO THE PLANE.

YOU CAN WATCH BOEING'S FATAL FLAW AT 10:00 TONIGHT, RIGHT HERE.

>>> AS PARENTS FRET OVER WHETHER TEENAGERS ARE SPENDING TOO MUCH TIME ON SOCIAL MEDIA, A SURVEY INDICATES THAT SUMMER PUTTING LIMITS ON THEMSELVES AND PARENTS SHOULD TOO.

>> IN THE MIDST OF DISCUSSIONS OF THE HARM OF SOCIAL MEDIA USE TO MENTAL HEALTH, A SURVEY FOUND SOME TEENAGERS DIALING BACK USE.

>> 4 AND TENANT HAVE CUT BACK ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND ABOUT ONE THIRD HAVE CUT BACK ON THE TIME THEY SPEND ON A SMART PHONE.

>> MONICA ANDERSON SAID GIRLS WHO OTHER STUDIES INDICATED FACE PARTICULAR RISK TO MENTAL HEALTH AND BODY IMAGE ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY THAN BOYS TO SET LIMITS.

>> GIRLS ARE MORE LIKELY THAN BOYS TO SAY THEY SPEND TOO MUCH TIME ON EITHER TECHNOLOGY BUT THEY ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY TO SAY THEY HAVE TAKEN STEPS TO CUT BACK ON THE TIME THAT THEY USE ON EITHER SOCIAL MEDIA.

>> THEY ALSO FOUND THEM MINDFUL OF PARENTS TIME AND HOW IT IMPACTS FAMILY INTERACTION.

>> WE ASKED THEM TO ASSESS HOW OFTEN THEIR PARENT WAS DISTRACTED WHEN THEY TRY TO HAVE A CONVERSATION.

NEARLY HALF SAID IT HAPPENS AT LEAST SOMETIMES.

>> MANY PARENTS SAID IT'S A PRIORITY TO KEEP TABS ON SCREEN TIME WITH PARENTS AND TEENAGERS LIKELY TO SAY THEY ARGUE SOMETIMES ABOUT WHEN IT IS TIME TO PUT THE PHONE DOWN.

BE SURE TO LISTEN FOR A ONE ON ONE INTERVIEW WITH SAN DIEGO'S MAYOR.

JOIN THE HOST THIS MORNING.

MUCH OF THAT DISCUSSION IS DRIVEN BY LISTENER QUESTIONS INCLUDING LESSONS THE CITY HAS LEARNED FROM ITS RESPONSE TO THE JANUARY 22 WHETHER DISASTER.

>> I AM IN NO WAY SAYING MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.

IT IS IMPORTANT WORK.

THIS WAS DRIVEN BY CLIMATE CHANGE.

THAT MEANS I SUSPECT WE WILL BE DEALING WITH THIS ON A GO FORWARD BASIS.

THERE ARE A LOT OF LESSONS TO BE LEARNED.

THE INTENTION IS TO MAKE SURE WE LEARN THOSE AND DO OUR BEST TO NEVER REPEAT THEM.

>> YOU CAN HEAR THAT FULL INTERVIEW ON THE MIDDAY EDITION PREP PODCAST.

>>> FOR 50 YEARS, THE CALIFORNIA COASTAL COMMISSION HAS BEEN TASKED WITH PROTECTING THE COASTLINE FROM UNCHECKED DEVELOPMENT.

CRITICS SAY THE COMMISSION IS WORKING AGAINST THE HOUSING AND CLIMATE GOALS.

ANDREW BOWEN SAID THERE IS A GROWING APPETITE FOR REFORM.

>> WHEN THE KIDS WERE REALLY LITTLE WE WOULD LIKE ALONG HERE.

NOW TEENAGERS SPIKE ON THEIR OWN.

>> I'M LOOKING WITH THE STATE SENATOR ALONG HIGHWAY 101.

WHEN SHE WAS MAYOR, SHE GOT THE CITY TO ADD PROTECTED BIKE LANES.

>> IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO CONNECT COMMUNITIES.

>> AS NICE AS THEY ARE, SHE SAID THEY COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER.

SHE WANTED TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF LANES FROM 4 TO 2.

THAT WOULD CUT BACK ON SPEEDING AND MAKE MORE SPACE FOR PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS.

TAKING THE SPACE FROM CARS REQUIRES A PERMIT FROM THE COASTAL COMMISSION.

>> IT COULD BE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.

IT IS ON AN UNCERTAIN TIMELINE AND REQUIRES A BIG PROCESS.

HIRING PEOPLE, HAVING MEETINGS AND DOING STUDIES THAT MIGHT BE REDUNDANT, THAT IS NOT A GOOD WAY TO RUN A SYSTEM.

WE ALSO SEE TREMENDOUS BACKLOGS.

MONTHS AND YEARS OF TIME IT TAKES.

>> THE LACK OF INFRASTRUCTURE ISN'T JUST BAD FOR THE CLIMATE, THERE IS A HUMAN COST AS WELL.

IN OCTOBER, A 41-YEAR-OLD CYCLIST WAS STRUCK BY AN SUV DRIVER.

THE CITY PLANNED TO INSTALL PROTECTED BIKE LANES BUT THE PLANS COLLAPSED UNSER OF THE COASTAL COMMISSION PERMITTING PROGRESS.

KPBS REPORTING LED THEM TO INTRODUCE SB 689.

>> WHAT THE BILL DOES IS CUT THE RED TAPE.

IT SAID IF THE LANE IS CONSISTENT WITH THE OTHER PROGRAMS, THEY ARE ABLE TO USE WHAT IS CALLED A -- PROCESS TO INSTALL THE LIEN.

>> DAVID ALVAREZ HAS A SIMILAR BILL TACKLING THE POWER TO BLOCK HOUSING.

>> WHEN IT COMES TO HOUSING, METRICS ARE CLEAR.

THE COASTAL AREAS ARE AMONG THE MOST EXPENSIVE IN THE COUNTRY.

THAT MEANS IT IS EXCLUDING INDIVIDUALS FROM DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS FROM HAVING ACCESS.

>> THAT WOULD FAST-TRACK APPROVAL OF APARTMENT AND CONDO BUILDINGS IN THE COASTAL ZONE THAT USE THE DENSITY BONUS PROGRAM.

THAT PROGRAM LETS DEVELOPERS BUILD MORE HOMES IF THEY SET ASIDE A PORTION FOR LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AT AFFORDABLE PRICE POINTS.

IT WOULD NOT APPLY IN THE UNDEVELOPED AREAS.

>> WE ARE NOT TALKING ABOUT PLACES THAT ARE NOT APPROPRIATELY ZONED.

WE ARE ONLY TALKING ABOUT ALLOWING MORE UNITS FOR LOW INCOME AND MIDDLE INCOME INDIVIDUALS ON SITES THAT ARE ALREADY GOING TO BE BUILDING HOUSING TO BEGIN WITH.

>> THE COMMISSION DECLINED THE INTERVIEW REQUEST.

OFFICIALLY IT HAS NO POSITION ON ALVAREZ'S BILL, THOUGH IT OPPOSED SIMILAR REFORM IN THE PAST.

THE COMMISSION MEANS WELL BUT IT VALUES UPHOLDING BUREAUCRACY OVER PRODUCING GOOD OUTCOMES.

>> YOU ARE SEEING A RESPONSE FROM THE LEGISLATURE.

IT IS MEMBERS UP AND DOWN THE STATE WHO ARE SAYING, WE NEED TO LOOK AT THE ISSUE OF COASTAL ACCESS IN A WAY THAT REPRESENTS ACCESS FOR EVERYBODY AND NOT JUST A TOOL THAT SOMETIMES DIFFERENT PARTIES USE IN ORDER TO STOP PROGRESS ON SPECIFIC PROJECTS.

>> THERE IS A PERCEPTION THAT THE COASTAL COMMISSION IS STOPPING US FROM BEING ABLE TO HANDLE AND ADDRESS URGENT PROBLEMS.

>> THE BILL DOES HAVE SUPPORT FROM THE COMMISSION BUT THE SENATOR ADMITS SHE LIMITED THE SCOPE TO AVOID OPPOSITION.

BOTH BILLS ARE GOING THROUGH COMMITTEE HEARINGS AND HAVE TO PASS THE LEGISLATURE BY AUGUST.

>>> LET'S START YOU OFF, WE NEED TO BREAK DOWN WHAT IS ON TAP THROUGH THE WEEK.

WHILE IT WILL BE WINDY, LIGHTER WINDOW SINCE THE WAR AS WE GO INTO WEDNESDAY.

WE WILL CATCH A BREAK BUT THEN CHANGED TO A NORTHEASTERLY FLOW AND START TO RAMP UP THE WIND.

SOME COULD BE DAMAGING.

ALSO WE ARE TRACKING A LATE WEEK CHANCE FOR SHOWERS.

THE HIGHEST BEING IN THE MOUNTAINS.

FOR TONIGHT, WE ARE FORECASTING LOWS IN THE 50s.

THICK CLOUDS HANG ON.

SIMILAR IN SAN DIEGO.

FURTHER INLAND AT 49.

22 ABREGO SPRINGS AND 39 AMOUNT LAGUNA.

THROUGH THE DAY TOMORROW, SUNSHINE.

BORREGO SPRINGS 78 AND FLIRTING WITH 80.

FLIRTING WITH 50 AMOUNT LAGUNA.

MORE ACTIVE WEATHER ESPECIALLY ON THURSDAY AS THE WIND TURNS TO A NORTHEASTERLY FLOW.

THAT WILL RAMP UP THE WIND, ESPECIALLY WITHOUT DIRECTION.

FOR THE MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN AND DESERTS, VERY GUSTY WIND.

THE STORY WILL BE WINDY.

LOCALIZED WIND DAMAGE AND ELEVATED FIRE THREAT IN THE INTEREST CROSSWIND.

ALL NASTY BUSINESS.

MAKE SURE YOU ARE STAYING AWARE.

COSTING BETWEEN 50 AND 70 MILES PER HOUR.

WITH THAT WE HAVE A FEW HIGH WIND WATCH IS IN EFFECT INCLUDING RIVERSIDE, SAN BERNARDINO AND CLOSER TO ORANGE COUNTY AS WELL.

WE ARE EXPECTING THE WIND TO PICK UP WEDNESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY.

TO BREAK IT DOWN FURTHER, ALONG THE COAST, WE WILL SEE A WARM- UP FOR THE THURSDAY.

72.

IT WILL BE WINDY.

I WILL NOT RULE OUT A FEW SHOWERS.

DROPPING TO 68 BUT BACK TO THE 70s FOR THE WEEKEND WITH MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES.

INLAND IS A SIMILAR STORY.

WE WILL BE TRACKING SHOWERS AND BREEZY CONDITIONS AND THEN BACK UP TO THE 70s.

EVEN 75 BY SUNDAY.

FOR THE MOUNTAINS, VERY WINDY.

I AM NOT UNDER RULE OUT EVEN A FLURRY OR TWO.

HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING DOWN TO THE MID-30s.

A BIG CHANGE FROM WEDNESDAY.

STAYING IN THE 30s AND THEN RISING TO 40s.

AS FOR THE DESERT, WE ARE GOING TO DROP ABOUT 10 DEGREES WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY.

IT WILL BE WINDY AND COOLER WITH SHOWER STICKING AROUND.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WE WILL RISE AGAIN, FLIRTING BACKUP TO 80.

>>> A RUNNING CLUB HAS TAKEN OFF IN SOUTH SAN DIEGO.

MORE THAN 500 PEOPLE HAVE RUN SINCE IT BEGAN IN 2020.

JOINED ON A SATURDAY RUN TO SEE THE IMPACT.

>> WE DIDN'T SEE BLACK AND BROWN PEOPLE.

>> SHE AND HER FRIEND WERE LOOKING FOR A RUNNING CLUB, ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE.

ALL COLORS, SHAPES AND SIZES, FREE.

>> WE WANTED A PLACE WHERE FAMILY AND FRIENDS WOULD FEEL COMFORTABLE WITHOUT JUDGMENT.

>> WHEN THEY DIDN'T FIND IT, THEY CREATED IT.

SHE SAID THEY OFFER NOT JUST COMFORT BUT SAFETY.

>> EVERYWOMAN EXPERIENCE SOMETHING LIKE BEING HONKED OUT OR HARASSED OR FOLLOWED.

HAVING THIS COMMUNITY HAS MADE IT SAFER.

>> SHE SAID THE REPRESENTATION CHANGED THE COURSE OF MANY.

>> I WOULDN'T HAVE STARTED IF I DIDN'T SEE SOMEONE THAT LOOK LIKE ME AND HAVE THAT SAME ENERGY.

>> INCLUDING ELSPETH RUIZ.

>> I INTRODUCE MYSELF.

I HAVE BEEN COMING EVER SINCE.

I HAVEN'T STOPPED HIM AND THIS PAST YEAR SHE SAID SHE RAN 24 RACES.

>> I HAVE A WALL FULL OF MEDALS.

I LOOK LIKE A PRO BUT I AM NOT.

>> SHE IS EYEING A NEW FINISH LINE.

NONPROFIT STATUS.

>> HERE IS A LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE WORKING ON TOMORROW.

WHAT IS HOME TO A CABIN OWNED BY FRANK ZAPPA.

LAUREL CANYON IS A THRIVING HUB FOR WILDLIFE.

HOW CONSERVATIONISTS ARE HOPING TO BUY THE LOT AND MARCHES NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH.

MID-80s DISCUSSING HOW FOOD CAN BE VIEWED AS MEDICINE.

YOU CAN FIND THE STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

HAVE A GREAT EVENING.

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FLOOD AND REMODELING SERVICES FOR OVER 40 YEARS.

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