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>>> TIME IS RUNNING OUT TO MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

I AM MAYA TRABULSI .

THERE ARE JUST A FEW HOURS LEFT TO CAST YOUR VOTE.

KPBS REPORTER JOHN CARROLL HAS THE LATEST.

>> Reporter: IT HAS BEEN PRETTY QUIET HERE.

PEOPLE HAVE BEEN COMING IN AND DROPPING OFF THEIR BALLOTS.

THERE ARE FOUR ITEMS ON THE BALLOT.

-- FOR THE DISTRICT 4 SEAT FOR THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND THAT IS A NONPARTISAN RAISE.

AND VOTERS IN RAINBOW AND FALLBROOK ARE DECIDING WHETHER TO SEPARATE THEIR WATER DISTRICT FROM THE SAN DIEGO WATER AUTHORITY.

WE GOT A LOOK INSIDE WHAT WAS GOING ON IN HERE.

WE ARE SEEING WORKERS EXTRACT MAIL-IN BALLOTS.

OVERALL, BASED ON SPECIAL ELECTIONS, SHE IS EXPECTING A LOW TURNOUT, SOMEWHERE AROUND 16-25% IN THE AREAS THAT ARE VOTING.

THAT IS IN CONTRAST TO PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEARS WERE TURNOUT IS USUALLY 80%.

YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO VOTE.

AND IT IS IMPORTANT THAT EVERYBODY PARTICIPATE.

>> THESE CONTEST 10 TO IMPACT TO THE MOST.

USE SMALL SPECIAL ELECTIONS ARE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF YOUR COUNTY AND YOUR CITY, YOUR SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

THESE ARE CRITICAL POSITIONS AND VOTERS NEED TO HAVE THEIR VOICE HEARD.

>> ALONG WITH YOUR THE REGISTRARS OFFICE THERE ARE CENTERS AROUND THE COUNTY THAT ARE OPEN.

THEY ARE OPEN UNTIL 8:00 TONIGHT.

AS LONG AS YOU ARE IN LINE BY 8:00 YOU ARE GOOD.

EVERYTHING CAN BE FOUND ON THE KPBS VOTER HUB AND THAT CAN BE FOUND AT KPBS.ORG.

IAM JOHN CARROLL, KPBS NEWS.

>> CAN YOU TELL US WHEN WE WILL START TO SEE SOME RETURNS?

SUSPECT BECAUSE OF THE MAIL-IN BALLOTS IN THOSE DROP OFF OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS, THERE WILL BE A BIG COUNT AFTER 8:00 THEY WILL CONTINUE TO COUNT THROUGH THE EVENING.

THE REGISTRAR DOES HAVE UNTIL DECEMBER 7 TO CERTIFY THE ELECTION.

>> THANK YOU JOHN.

IT >>> TODAY IS THE LAST MAJOR VOTING DAY BEFORE THE 2024 PRIMARY VOTING SEASON AND CANDIDATES ARE SEARCHING FOR CLUES ON HOW AMERICA IS LEANING.

>>> SEVERAL CHULA VISTA CITY LEADERS CALLING ON ANDREA CARDENAS TO STEP DOWN.

THERE FACING CHARGES OF FRAUD, GRAND THEFT, AND TAX EVASION.

KOREY CIESLINKSKI HAS DETAILS ON WHAT COULD HAPPEN.

>> Reporter: LAST WEEK THE SAN DIEGO DISTRICT ATTORNEY ANNOUNCED CHARGES AGAINST CARDONE AS AND HER BROTHER.

THE G8 ACCUSED HER OF LYING TO GET A LOAN OF $175,000 IN THE PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM AND THEN ATTEMPTING TO LAUNDER THE MONEY AND PUT IT TOWARDS PERSONAL USE.

>> WE WILL NOW GOAL TO >> Reporter: THERE HAS BEEN A CALL FOR CARDENAS TO STEP DOWN.

FOR MANY IN CHULA VISTA THIS HAS BROUGHT MIXED EMOTIONS INCLUDING ANGER AND SADNESS.

>> SOMEBODY TOOK THE MONEY THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO GO TO WORKERS WHO WERE STRUGGLING DURING COVID-19 AND USED IT FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES.

AND TO ENRICH THEIR OWN PERSONAL LIVES.

THERE WERE AMERICAN EXPRESS CARDS AND WHATEVER ELSE.

THAT IS JUST AS ASKING -- DISGUSTING.

>> Reporter: CARDENAS IS NOT REQUIRED TO RESIGN.

THERE ARE NOT SET LAWS AS TO WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN IF THEY IF THEY COUNCIL MEMBER IS CHARGED WITH THE CRIME.

ONLY IF CONVICTED.

THERE WAS A CHANCE TO THE CHARTER THAT WOULD HAVE ALLOWED THOSE FACING FELONY CHARGES TO BE REMOVED BUT THE CITY COUNCIL VOTED TO REJECT THAT.

SOME SAY IT CROSSED THE LINE INTO PUNISHING ELECTED OFFICIALS WITHOUT GIVING THEM DUE PROCESS.

>> THEY ARE MATTERS THAT ARE APPROPRIATELY BEFORE THE COURTS.

ANY TIME THAT THE CITY WAYS INTO THAT, EVEN IN THE MATTER OF A SUSPENSION, I THINK IT PUTS THE CITY AT SOME RISK.

>> Reporter: IN A STATEMENT, ANDREA CARDENAS SAYS SHE HOPES SHE HAS A CHANCE TO DEFEND HERSELF.

>>> THE BIG STORY HAS BEEN THAT COOL DOWN BUT PUSHED THROUGH.

WE ARE MUCH COOLER THAN WE WERE ON MONDAY AND THE WINDS HAVE REALLY STARTED TO RAMP UP.

WE ARE GOING TO SEE A SHIFT IN THE WINDS AND THE SANTA ANA WINDS ARE ON THE WAY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK.

WE WILL TRACK THOSE COMING UP.

>>> CALIFORNIA UTILITY REGULATORS HEARD ABOUT HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES AND POTENTIAL FLAT FEE IN ESCONDIDO.

TODAY, ERIK ANDERSON HEARD PEOPLE SENDOFF.

>> Reporter: THEY ARE LOOKING AT A CHANGE TO THE RATE STRUCTURE.

INSTEAD, THEY HEARD ABOUT OTHER CONCERNS.

>> WE PAY THE HIGHEST ELECTRICITY RATES IN THE NATION.

>> Reporter: THE FACTS BEAR THAT OUT.

THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE OFFICE SAYS THAT SDGE RATES ARE UP 105% OVER THE LAST DECADE.

MORE THAN DOUBLE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE.

RESIDENTS HAVE RAISED CONCERNS OVER ROOFTOP SOLAR ROLES, COMPLICATED BILLS AND FLAT FEES FOR UTILITY BILLS.

SUPERVISOR JIM DESMOND SAYS THE LEGISLATIVELY MANDATED SHIFT WOULD HELP.

>> THE WAY WE HAVE PAID FOR ENERGY IS THE MORE YOU USE, THE MORE YOU SHOULD PAY.

>> Reporter: HE SAYS THAT INCOME-BASED FEES ARE NOT FAIR.

THOSE FLAT FEES WILL HELP THE LOW-INCOME CUSTOMERS PAY LESS FOR POWER.

A DECISION ON THOSE FEES IS MONTHS AWAY IN A PROCESS THAT HAS GENERATED A LOT OF COMMENT.

>> THE ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGE HAS INTERNALIZED THOUSANDS OF PAGES OF PUBLIC TESTIMONY AND COMMENT.

WE ARE IN THE PHASE IN WHICH THEY ARE INVESTIGATING THAT.

>> Reporter: REGULATORS SAID THE COMMENTS YESTERDAY WILL BE ADDED TO THE RECORD.

ERIK ANDERSON, KPBS NEWS.

>>> OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR COVER CALIFORNIA IS AGAIN.

THERE ARE ABOUT 100,000 ELIGIBLE SAN DIEGANS FOR THEIR SEARCH INSURANCE.

KPBS REPORTER MATT HOFFMAN HAS MORE.

>> Reporter: THERE WAS A STATEWIDE OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR TODAY.

>> I BELIEVE IT IS A REFLECTION OF THE VALUES.

HEALTHCARE REALLY IS A HUMAN RIGHT.

>> Reporter: THERE ARE A RECORD NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THE -- THAT ARE -- 70% OF UNINSURED AMERICANS SITE THE HIGH PRICE OF HEALTHCARE AS THEIR PRIMARY BARRIER TO GETTING COVERAGE.

THAT IS WHY WE ARE WORKING TO BRIDGE THE GAP IN AFFORDABILITY.

>> Reporter: TWO THIRDS OF COVERED CALIFORNIA AND RELEASE ARE ELIGIBLE FOR PLANS AT $10 PER MONTH OR LESS.

THERE ARE MORE FINANCIAL INCENTIVES THAN IN PREVIOUS YEARS.

THERE IS A SUBSIDY PROGRAM TO LOWER CAUSE FOR ABOUT 600,000 RESIDENTS.

>> SOME PEOPLE ARE LESS LIKELY TO ENROLL IN COVERAGE, INCLUDING IN THE LATINO AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITIES.

IT IS SO IMPORTANT THAT WE SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT HOW THIS ALL WORKS BECAUSE THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS COMPLICATED.

>> Reporter: FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THAT ARE COMPLEX AND ONE KEY REASON IS JUST IN GOVERNMENT.

CONSULTATIONS ARE CONFIDENTIAL.

>> YOUR INFORMATION WILL NOT BE USED IN ANY WAY.

I UNDERSTAND THAT THE TRUST IN GOVERNMENT IS ON A DECLINE BUT THIS IS SO IMPORTANT.

YOU MUST DO THIS AND SEE WHAT YOUR OPTIONS ARE TO COVER YOUR FAMILY.

>> Reporter: COVER CALIFORNIA HIT RECORD HIGH NUMBERS DURING THE PANDEMIC BUT 6.5% OF RESIDENTS UNINSURED IS TOO HIGH.

IT PEOPLE CAN CHECK ONLINE TO SEE DIFFERENT OPTIONS AND WE.

OPEN ENROLLMENT CONTINUES THROUGH JANUARY 31.

MATT HOFFMAN, KPBS NEWS.

>>> A PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE ABORTION EDUCATION HAS BEEN SHUT DOWN TODAY.

THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WORD DEADLOCKED WITH TWO DEMOCRATS VOTING IN FAVOR AND TWO REPUBLICANS VOTING AGAINST.

THE POLICY WILL CONTINUE TO COME BACK TO THE BOARD UNLESS SUPERVISOR TARA LARSON REQUESTS IT BE REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA.

>>> THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS UNANIMOUSLY VOTED TO DEVELOP A PILOT PROGRAM TO EXPAND ACCESS TO HOUSING FOR UNHOUSED INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION.

THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATION OFFICER WILL LOOK AT WAYS TO EXPAND RECOVERY HOUSING FOR UNHOUSED RECOVERING PEOPLE IN THE AREA.

>>> A BEDRIDDEN TEENAGER AND HER PARENTS FOUND A CAMERA IN THE HOSPITAL ROOM AND IT WAS PLACED THERE WITHOUT A WARRANT.

OUR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER, SCOTT ROD, HAS MORE.

>> Reporter: BILL MEYER AND DANA GESKE ARE LOOKING THROUGH A THICK FILE OF PHOTOS, LETTERS, AND DRAWINGS.

THE PAPERS ARE FANNED OUT ON THE DINING ROOM TABLE OF THEIR HOME.

>> HOW ARE YOU DOING?

THANK YOU FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME THIS YEAR.

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH, MADISON.

AND SHE DREW THE FAMILY.

>> Reporter: IT LOOKS LIKE A SCRAPBOOK OF KEEPSAKES BUT IT IS NOT.

IT IS A COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS FROM A LEGAL BATTLE.

>> OUR ATTORNEY ASKED US TO PULL TOGETHER SOME PICTURES IN CASE WE NEEDED TO HAVE THEM IN A TRIAL.

>> FOR NEARLY A YEAR, THEY COULD ONLY VISIT THEIR DAUGHTER A COUPLE OF TIMES A WEEK IN THE HOSPITAL AS THEY FOUGHT WITH THE COURTS.

IT WAS SUSPECTED THAT THE PARENTS WERE HARMING MEDICINE AND INTERFERING WITH HER TREATMENT.

IT IS KNOWN AS MEDICAL CHILD ABUSE OR MUNCHAUSEN BY PROXY AND A POSES A RISK OF DEATH TO CHILD VICTIMS.

THE PARENTS PROVE THEIR INNOCENCE AND REGAIN CUSTODY OF MEDICINE BUT IT WAS DISCOVERED THAT RADY CHILDREN HAD BEEN SURVEILLING THE HOSPITAL ROOM AND THE PARENTS VISITED.

THERE SURVEILLANCE WENT ON FOR NEARLY 40 DAYS AND THERE WERE NO INCIDENTS OF ABUSE.

>> IT WAS HORRIFIC.

IT WAS A NIGHTMARE.

IT TORE OUR FAMILY APART.

>> Reporter: DANA GASCAY AND BILL MEYER ARE SUING RADY CHILDREN AND THE COUNTY.

THE COUNTY ALSO DECLINED AN INTERVIEW REQUEST BUT SAID SOCIAL WORKERS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW TO REPORT AND INVESTIGATE SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE.

MADISON IS NOW 20 YEARS OLD AND HAS FILED A LAWSUIT IN STATE COURT AND IS REPRESENTED BY THE SAME TEAM OF ATTORNEYS.

SHE DECLINED TO BE INTERVIEWED BUT AGREED TO LET HER PARENTS TOLD THE STORY.

MADISON WAS ACTIVE GROWING UP.

>> SHE WANTED TO TRY EVERYTHING THAT SHE COULD.

IT WAS ALWAYS ABOUT WANTING TO TRY SOCCER AND THEN GYMNASTICS.

>> Reporter: BUT THIS TYPICAL EXUBERANCE CAME WITH INJURIES.

BETWEEN THE AGES OF NINE AND 12 SHE BROKE HER FOOT, BOTH RISK, A FINGER, AND HAD KNEE SURGERY.

SHE DISLOCATED HER SHOULDER AT A SURFING CAMP AND THAT MARKED A TURNING POINT FOR HER HEALTH.

THE SHOULDER DID NOT HEAL PROPERLY AND KEPT DISLOCATING.

>> SHE HAVE A LOT OF PAIN AND HAD TROUBLE WITH IT COMING OUT OF ITS SOCKET SOMETIMES.

WE HAD SEEN SEVERAL PEOPLE IN ORTHOPEDICS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO.

>> Reporter: SHE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH THE JEANETTE OF GENETIC HYPER CONNECT LIVE TISSUE DISORDER.

SHE HAD SHOULDER SURGERY BUT THE PROBLEM PERSISTED.

AT MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADUATION SHE DELIVERED A SPEECH WEARING AN ELABORATE SLING AROUND HER SHOULDER.

>> THANK YOU FOR BEING EVERYTHING TO ME AND TO MY PARENTS.

I AM SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE OF YOU.

THANK YOU.

>> Reporter: AFTER A SECOND SURGERY THEY GIVE HER ANOTHER DIAGNOSIS.

COMPLEX REGIONAL PAIN SYNDROME.

THE PARENTS WERE ASKED TO ENROLL HER IN A PAIN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.

>> SHE SUFFERED.

SHE WOULD TALK TO ME ABOUT, MAKE THE PAIN GO AWAY.

AS A PARENT, WHEN YOU HEAR THAT, YOU ARE LIKE, HAVE WE DONE EVERYTHING THAT IS OUT THERE?

>> Reporter: MEANWHILE, MADISON HAD SPELLS OF DIZZINESS FROM A NERVOUS SYSTEM DISORDER.

SHE SUFFERED SEIZURES AND FOR A WHILE NEEDED A FEEDING TUBE.

>> SHE KEPT ASKING IF THERE IS SOMETHING THAT CAN BE DONE.

SHE WANTED TO BE ABLE TO DO FUN STUFF.

>> Reporter: DANA GASCAY AND BILL MEYER CONTACTED SPECIALISTS AROUND THE COUNTRY.

THEY SOON HAD A NEW FIGHT ON THEIR HANDS.

KEEPING CUSTODY OF MEDICINE.

I'M SCOTT RODD , KPBS NEWS.

>> YOU CAN TUNE IN TOMORROW TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT HOW THE FAMILY WAS SURVEILLED AND TO HEAR FROM EXPERTS ABOUT THE USE OF SURVEILLANCE IN SUSPECTED MEDICAL CHILD ABUSE CASES.

>>> FIGHTING INTENSIFIES AROUND GAZA CITY.

ONE MONTH AFTER THE HAMAS TERRORIST ATTACKS.

THAT'S COMING UP TONIGHT AFTER KPBS EVENING EDITION.

>>> IT IS THE LAST MAJOR ELECTION DAY BEFORE THE 2024 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES KICK INTO GEAR.

KARIN CAIFA IS ON CAPITOL HILL WITH WHAT TO WATCH.

>> Reporter: ELECTION 2020 3K CONTEST.

A BIG CHANCE FOR BOTH PARTIES.

TO GAUGE WHAT MIGHT MOTIVATE VOTERS IN 2024.

>> IT MAKES SENSE TO TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT IS GETTING PEOPLE OUT THERE TO VOTE.

>> Reporter: TWO GOVERNOR'S RACES TESTED ELECTION MODEL.

AND BASHIR IS FACING DANIEL CAMERON AND IN MISSISSIPPI, BRANDON PRESLEY WANTS TO UNSEAT TATE REEVES.

IN VIRGINIA OH 140 SEATS IN THE LEGISLATURE ARE UP FOR GRABS.

GLENN YOUNG CAN IS NOT ON THE BALLOT.

BUT ONCE THE STATE TO TURN RED.

DEMOCRATS CALLING IN HELP FROM FORMER PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA.

>> OF CALLING TO REMIND YOU TODAY IS ELECTION DAY.

>> Reporter: OF VOTERS ARE CONSIDERING AND THE CONDITIONS INITIATIVE THAT WOULD OFFER A LOOK AT HOW REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS ARE MOTIVATING THE ELECTORATE.

>> IF IT TURNS OUT THAT THE DEMOCRATS OF DON'T SHOW UP FOR THAT ONE, THAT WOULD BE A REAL WORRYING SIGN FOR DEMOCRATS.

>> Reporter: EVERY SEAT IN NEW JERSEY STATE AND ON THE CITY COUNCIL, --.

>> Reporter: IN WASHINGTON I AM KARIN CAIFA, KPBS NEWS.

>>> THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT ARE ANNOUNCING A FIRST IN THE NATION PARTNERSHIP THAT WILL LEAD TO A PROMINENT CITY JOB FOR A POST-9/11 VETERAN AND POTENTIALLY MORE.

HERE IS ANDREW DYER.

>> Reporter: THE MAYOR WOULD LIKE THE CITY TO REFLECT THEIR SUPPORT OF VETERANS.

THIS VETERAN COORDINATOR PROGRAM COORDINATOR IS A KEY TO ACHIEVING THE GOAL.

>> THEY WANT THAT PERSON TO HELP RECRUIT FROM THE 15,000 PEOPLE WHO DISCHARGE FROM THE MILITARY EACH AND EVERY YEAR AND ENCOURAGE THEM TO COME WORK FOR THE CITY.

>> Reporter: THE WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT IS CONTRIBUTING 50,000 JOBS.

JOSI RAMOS IS THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS OF THE NONPROFIT AND HE SAYS IT IS THE FIRST SUCH PARTNERSHIP IN THE NATION.

>> ONE OF THE FIRST CONVERSATIONS REVOLVED AROUND THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO MAYOR OFFICE SUPPORTING A WELL- CONNECTED VETERAN COMMUNITY.

THEY RECOGNIZE THAT THERE WERE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CITY TO DO MORE.

>> Reporter: WHOEVER IS HIRED WILL WORK WITH THE OFFICE OF THE MAYOR TO DEVELOP VETERAN RECRUITING PROGRAMS AND THEY WILL SERVE AS A LIAISON TO MILITARY BRANCHES.

THOSE THAT QUALIFY HAVE TO HAVE LEFT THE SERVICE WITHIN THE LAST SIX YEARS.

THEY WILL HAVE FULL AGENCY TO IMPACT THE CITY.

>> THEY WILL BE MAKING UP THE WORK AS THEY GO AND RECOGNIZING THAT SAN DIEGO IS COMFORTABLE EXPERIMENTING IN THIS SPACE.

WHAT WE ARE GOING TO GET IS HIGHLY TRAINED INDIVIDUALS THAT CAN SERVE OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND WE NEED MORE OF THOSE FOLKS.

>> Reporter: THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVED THE AUTHORIZATION LAST WEEK AND THE POSITION IS LIVE ON THE CITY WEBSITE.

I'M ANDREW DYER, KPBS NEWS.

>>> A RESOLUTION TO THE HOLLYWOOD ACTORS STRIKE COULD BE INSIDE.

THE UNION ARE CLOSE TO REACHING AN AGREEMENT ON THE USE OF AI.

IT HAS BEEN A MAJOR POINT OF NEGOTIATIONS WITH SAG AFTRA.

THE STUDIOS RESPONDED TO THE LAST AND BEST OFFER SAYING THAT THEY HAD NOT REACHED AGREEMENT ON SEVERAL ITEMS INCLUDING THE USE OF AI.

>>> A MEASURE VOTED ON BY FALLBROOK AND RAINBOW COULD IMPACT ALL -- IF PEOPLE VOTE TO LEAVE THE WATER DISTRICT THEY WOULD JOIN THE EASTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT OUT OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY.

THE SAN DIEGO WATER AUTHORITY SAYS IF THAT HAPPENS, IT WOULD MEAN RATES WILL INCREASE FOR EVERYONE ELSE IN THE COUNTY.

FALLBROOK AND RAINBOW ARE AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES.

SOME SAY THEY HOPE THIS MEASURE WILL STOP THE RISING COST OF WATER.

>> THE COST OF WATER CONTINUES TO GROW UP.

HOW WILL THAT IMPACT FIRMS HERE?

>> IT MEANS THE COST OF FOOD HAS TO GO UP.

>> Reporter: BOTH FALLBROOK AND RAINBOW WOULD HAVE TO PAY EXIT FEES TO THE WATER OF AUTHORITY AND THAT WOULD COST IN THE TENS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OVER FIVE YEARS.

>>> LET'S START YOU OFF WITH WEATHER HEADLINES.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW OVER THE NEXT TWO DAYS.

THE PATTERN IS CHANGING AND THE WINDS ARE GOING TO SHIFT TO A NORTHEASTERLY FLOW.

THAT WILL BRING IN SANTA ANA WINDS.

WITH THAT WE WILL HAVE DECREASING HUMIDITY AND THAT WILL CAUSE A FIRE WEATHER THREAT.

WARM DAYS AND COOL NIGHTS ARE AHEAD.

TONIGHT WE ARE DROPPING DOWN TO THE LOWEST 56 AROUND THE METRO.

WE ARE DEALING WITH LOW CLOUDS AND FOG.

MAKE SURE YOU ARE TAKING IT EASY IF YOU HAVE TO HEAD OUT.

WE ARE DROPPING DOWN TO A LOW OF 50.

AS WE HEAD INTO THE DAY TOMORROW WE ARE GOING TO RISE TO SAN DIEGO AT 71 AND OCEANSIDE AT 74.

RAMONA AT 74.

I KNOW WE EXPERIENCED A COOL LAW FROM MONDAY AND AS WE HEAD INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK, WITH THE COOL OFF, WINDS WILL AND CHANGE DIRECTION.WE ARE DEALING WITH THE SANTA ANA WINDS.

THIS GOES DOWN THROUGHCOUNTY.

THE WINDS ARE REALLY GOING TO RAMP UP EVEN ACROSS THE SANTA ANA MOUNTAINS.

FIRE THREAT WILL BE A CONCERN.

NO OUTDOOR BURNING RECOMMENDED.

IT IS STILL GOING TO BE QUITE WINDY AS WE HAD TO THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK.

WE ARE GOING TO RISE SLIGHTLY THURSDAY ALONG THE COAST AND IT WILL BE BREEZY.

WE TAKE A SLIGHT DIP ON FRIDAY AND THEN WE ARE BACKUP ON THAT WARMING TREND BY THE WEEKEND WITH WARM DAYS AND COOL NIGHTS.

THAT IS THE STORY INLAND AS WELL.

RISING TO THE 80s BY THURSDAY AND STAYING THERE THROUGH THE WEEKEND EVEN THOUGH IT WILL BE FREEZING THROUGHOUT THE DAY AT TIMES ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

THE FIRE THREAT IS VERY REAL SO STAY WEATHER AWARE.

FOR THE DESERTS YOU WILL BE BACK UP TO THE 80s BY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

FOR KPBS NEWS I AM METEOROLOGIST METEOROLOGIST BREE GUY.

>>> THOSE VISITING THE -- THERE WILL BE MILITARY DISPLAYS, COOKING CONTEST, ALL KINDS OF CHALLENGES.

FLEET WEEK CULMINATES IN A PARADE IN CONCERT ON SUNDAY.

>>> HEAD ON OVER TO YOUR CLOSEST NATIONAL PARK ON SATURDAY.

THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE IS WAIVING ALL ENTRANCE FEES.

YOU WILL STILL HAVE TO PAY FOR SERVICES LIKE CAMPING, BOAT LAUNCHES AND SPECIAL CHORES.

THERE ARE MORE THAN 400 NATIONAL PARK SITES ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE FOR FREE ADMISSION THIS YEAR.

>>> THIS IS A LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE LOOKING AT FOR TOMORROW.

THE NPR MORNING EDITION IS TALKING TO A FEW PEOPLE THAT MADE IT HOME FROM GAZA AND THE MIDDAY EDITION HAS THE STORY OF HOW ONE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TRIBE FOUGHT FOR YEARS TO GET THERE AND SOCIAL LAND BACK.

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

THANK YOU, FOR JOINING US.

TRAN 20 HAVE A GREAT EVENING.

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>>> MAJOR FUNDING FOR KPBS EVENING EDITION HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY BILL HOWE FAMILY OF COMPANIES PROVIDING SAN DIEGO WITH PLUMBING, HEATING AND AIR, RESTORATION, AND FLOOD SERVICES FOR OVER 40 YEARS.

CALL 1-800-BILL HOWE OR VISIT BILLHOWE.COM.

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

AND BY VIEWERS LIKE YOU.

THANK YOU.

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