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>>> THE SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL IS DENOUNCING HAIGHT AFTER A MEETING WAS INTERRUPTED BY A ANTI-SOMATIC CONSPIRACY THEORISTS.

RECENT INCIDENTS AND COMES AS THE HOLIDAYS FOR THE JEWISH PEOPLE.

THE CASE SHOWS THAT ALLOWS ANONYMOUS PUBLIC COMMENTS FROM ZOOM.

>> THE DISRUPTION STARTS MONDAY MORNING AS THE COUNCIL WAS TAKING PUBLIC COMMENT ON THE CLOSED SESSION AGENDA.

ONE COMMENTOR THAT HAD JOINED THE MEETING UNDER A FAKE NAME LAUNCHED INTO THE OFF-TOPIC ANTI-SOMATIC TIRADE WHICH KPBS WILL NOT REPEAT.

>> THAT DID NOT EVEN BEGIN WITH COMMENTS ON S 400.

>> ALL OF THEM SPEAKING REMOTELY AND ANONYMOUSLY VIA ZOOM.

AN EFFORT TO HIJACK THE MEETING AND SPREAD HATE.

AFTER SEVERAL OTHER RECENT INCIDENTS.

AND A RABBI WAS ASSAULTED AT A CONVENIENCE STORE NEAR SDSU.

THE CITY COUNCIL LATER PUT OUT A JOINT STATEMENT SAYING AS ONE OF THE MOST DIVERSE COUNCILS IN SAN DIEGO HISTORY, WE SPEAK IN SOLIDARITY THAT THERE IS NO SPACE FOR HATE SEAT IN OUR CITY.

>> I WILL NOT LISTEN TO A SINGLE PERSON THAT USES A HATEFUL WORD.

AGAINST ANY MEMBER OF THIS COUNSEL, OR SOMEONE IN SAN DIEGO.

I AM NOT INTIMIDATED BY THEM.

>> VIRTUAL TESTIMONIES IN THE EARLY MONTHS OF THE PANDEMIC.

IT IS MUCH EASIER TO PARTICIPATE IN COUNCIL MEETINGS BUT IT HAS CREATED NEW CHALLENGES.

SAN DIEGO LAW PROFESSOR SAYS THAT THE FIRST AMENDMENT PROTECTS EVEN OFFENSIVE SPEECH AT A CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

IT DOES NOT PROTECT AGAINST COMMENTS THAT ARE UNRELATED TO THEIR AGENDA.

>> THE CITY COUNCIL IS THERE TO DELIBERATE ABOUT PARTICULAR COMMENTS.

THOUGH THE CITY COUNCIL CANNOT SHUT PEOPLE DOWN BECAUSE THEY THINK THAT THEY ARE EXPRESSING A VIEWPOINT IN AN OFFENSIVE WAY, THEY CAN LIMIT PEOPLE TO TALKING ABOUT CERTAIN TOPICS.

>> IF THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT ANONYMOUS COMMENTERS, THEY CAN LIMIT THE SPEAKERS ANONYMITY.

>>> THE INCREASE OF MIGRAINE ARRIVALS AT OUR BORDER.

MANY ARE WAITING FOR THEIR CHANCE TO REQUEST ASYLUM IN THE DESERT HEAT.

MATT BOWLER HAS THIS REPORT.

>> Reporter: THE BUZZING VALUE HERE IS FROM THE OVERHEAD POWER LINES.

BILLING WISH.

A CAMP THAT HE MADE OUT OF A BRUSH.

VICTORIA VASQUEZ IS FROM THE MUTUAL AID GROUP, BORDER KINDNESS.

A STUDY GROUP OF 150 MIGRANTS BEING DRIVEN HERE BY CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION AND THEY HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE ASYLUM CLAIMS TO BE PROCESSED.

>> THERE IS NOTHING TO HELP YOU.

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

FEEDING AND CLOTHING MIGRANTS IN THE DESERT.

>> 1000 SANDWICHES, WATER BOTTLES.

CHINESE, KURDISH, CUBAN, COLOMBIAN, AND RUSSIAN MIGRANTS WAITING FOR DAYS.

HE IS HOPING TO GO TO NEW YORK TO MEET UP WITH HIS WIFE.

HE SAID THAT HE WANTS WORK.

THIS GROUP OF SIX FRIENDS IN CUBA ALL HOPE TO MAKE IT TO THE MIDWEST.

AT AROUND MIDDAY, THEY DRIVE THE VAN OUT TO PICK UP A DOZEN OF THE MIGRANTS.

WOMEN AND CHILDREN THAT HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR ABOUT A DAY.

MNU HAVE BEEN IN THE DIRT AND SUNDAY.

>> SOME HAVE BEEN HERE SINCE SUNDAY.

IT IS A TOUGH SITUATION.

>> THE MIGRANTS ARE DROPPED OFF WITH NOTHING AND LEFT TO CREATE THEIR OWN SHELTER.

THE TEMPERATURES HERE ARE AROUND 90 DEGREES AND IT GETS TO THE 50s OVERNIGHT.

>> PEOPLE BEING DUMPED OUT IN THE DESERT AND BEING LEFT ALONE AND STRANDED AND THERE IS NO OTHER HELP BESIDES REGULAR PEOPLE.

>> THEY DID NOT RESPOND TO THE INTERVIEW REQUEST IN TIME FOR THIS BROADCAST.

KPBS NEWS.

>>> IT IS CLOSED AMID THE MIGRAINE ARRIVALS AND WHAT THAT MEANS FOR BUSINESSES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BORDER.

>>> DEMOLITION BEGAN ON A CITY BLOCK THAT WILL BECOME AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS.

SHOWING US WHAT IS HAPPENING THERE TO HELP SOLVE THE HOUSING CRISIS.

>> A BULLDOZER BEGINS BREAKING APART THE BUILDING THAT USED TO HOUSE A CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER HERE AT THE CORNER OF 16th AND B STREET DOWNTOWN.

STUDENTS AT SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE ARE ATTENDING CLASSES AND DOING THEIR BEST TO SURVIVE AND SUCCEED IN THE EXPENSIVE ENVIRONMENT.

HOUSING IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST EXPENSES.

FROM THIS RUBBLE WILL RISE TWO AFFORDABLE HOUSING APARTMENT BUILDINGS.

SPECIFICALLY TO HELP STRUGGLING STUDENTS I NEED IT MOST.

THE CITY COLLEGE STUDENT PRESIDENT THAT SAYS 20% OF HIS CLASSMATES ARE UNHOUSED.

>> THEY GO TO THE STREET, SLEEP THERE, SET UP A TENT, KNOCK IT DOWN, BRING IT WITH THEM HERE AT CITY COLLEGE.

THEN THEY WOULD GO TO CLASS, RINSE, WASH, REPEAT.

>> PLANS TO DEVELOP, DESIGN, CONSTRUCT, AND OPERATE 800 UNITS OF LIVING SPACE THAT WILL RENT WELL BELOW MARKET VALUE.

SHOWING THE COMPLEX AND WHAT IT MIGHT LOOK LIKE WHEN IT IS FINISHED.

HERE TO DOCUMENT THIS HISTORIC DEMOLITION FOR THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER.

>> COST OF LIVING IS NO SECRET THAT IT IS HIGH HERE IN SAN DIEGO.

AS A STUDENT, I AM CONSTANTLY HAVING TO BALANCE AND BUDGET OUT SCHOOL AND WORK SO THAT I CAN LIVE HERE.

>> THE NEW HOUSING PROJECT WILL OFFER CONVENIENCE AND A LIFELINE TO STUDENTS.

FOR THE ADMINISTRATION, THERE IS ANOTHER STRATEGY AT WORK TOO.

>> STUDENTS HAVE REPORTED HAVING TROUBLE FINDING HOUSING.

>> AFFORDABLE HOUSING IS A RETENTION STRATEGY TO KEEP STUDENTS COMING TO COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

THE DISTRICT HAS THE HELP OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE WHICH APPROVED $75 MILLION IN FUNDING TO KICKSTART THIS PLAN FOR HIGH- RISE AND LOWER COST OF LIVING.

>> $75 MILLION FOR THE CITY COLLEGE, WE HAVE TO DEMONSTRATE TO THEM THAT WE CAN ACCOMPLISH AFFORDABLE HOUSING THAT WILL REACH THE MOST THAT NEEDS STUDENTS.

>> STUDENTS THAT ARE LOW INCOME, VETERANS AND FORMER FOSTER YOUTH.

THEY WILL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL 2028.

THE CLOSE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER WAS MOVED AND REOPENED IN A BETTER FACILITY ON CAMPUS LAST YEAR WHERE IT IS A HUGE SUCCESS.

HOPING THAT THIS HOUSING PROJECT WILL BE TOO.

KPBS NEWS.

>>> YOU MIGHT HAVE NOTICED A LITTLE CHILLY IN THE AIR.

WE WILL COOL DOWN THIS WEEK.

RUNNING BELOW THE HISTORIC AVERAGES ACROSS THE WATER IN THE REGION.

WE WILL TELL YOU WHERE THOSE TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO GO.

BEFORE WE SEE A WARM-UP, THERE IS GOOD NEWS AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND.

WHERE TEMPERATURES GO THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND COMING UP.

>>> WATERWAYS COULD GO UP FOR SAN DIEGO.

A 20% RATE HIKE BETWEEN DECEMBER THIS YEAR IN JANUARY 2025.

A STUDY CONDUCTED BY AN INDEPENDENT CONSULTANT FOUND THERE WOULD NOT BE ENOUGH REVENUE TO PROVIDE SERVICES THROUGH 2025 IF RATES REMAIN UNCHANGED.

THEY WILL TAKE THE AVERAGE MONTHLY BILL FROM AROUND $81- $93.

>> WE TRY TO BE CAREFUL WITH WATER, WE SPEND A COUPLE HUNDRED DOLLARS ON WATER EVERY TWO MONTHS AND I UNDERSTAND THERE IS INFLATION.

INFLATION IS NOT 10%.

>> THE MONEY COULD BE USED TO COVER THE INCREASED COST OF IMPORTING WATER AND PROJECT SUCH AS THE PURE WATER SYSTEM.

IF APPROVED, THIS WILL BE THE FIRST RATE HIKE IN EIGHT YEARS.

THE DEFERRED ACTION FOR CHILDHOOD ARRIVALS IS UNLAWFUL BY THE FEDERAL COURT.

HALF 1 MILLION DREAMERS IN THE SYSTEM IN LIMBO.

OTHERS WITH NO OPTION FOR APPLYING.

LOOKING AT THE IMPACT THIS HAS.

>> WE LAST INTERVIEWED HER IN 2020 WHEN SHE WAS A JUNIOR AT UC SAN DIEGO.

SHE HAS GRADUATED WITH HER BACHELORS IN SCIENCE AND GLOBAL HEALTH.

>> I'M DOING WHATEVER I CAN FOR MYSELF, MY COMMUNITY, MY FAMILY.

I'M DOING IT WITH THE BEST INTENTIONS, I AM HOPEFUL.

>> ONE THING HAS NOT CHANGED.

HER STATUS AS A DREAMER.

SHE WAS BROUGHT TO THE U.S. AT A YOUNG AGE AND APPLIED WHEN SHE WAS 15.

THIS PROTECTED HER FROM DEPORTATION AND ALLOWED HER TO GET A DRIVERS LICENSE, WORK, AND GO TO COLLEGE.

IT DOES NOT GIVE HER A WAY TO GET PERMANENT LEGAL STATUS.

>> WE ARE DOING WHAT EVERYONE ELSE IS DOING.

PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO BRING IT DOWN AND SAY THAT THE PROGRAM WAS ILLEGAL.

ANYTHING LIKE THAT.

>> A FEDERAL JUDGE IN TEXAS LABELED IT UNLAWFUL.

ONLY THOSE WHO GOT IT IN 2021 OR BEFORE CAN CONTINUE RENEWING.

NO NEW APPLICATIONS ARE BEING PROCESSED.

SHE SAYS THAT IT IS NEWS THAT SHE DOES NOT LIKE TO KEEP UP WITH.

BECAUSE OF THE TOLL IT TAKES ON HER MENTAL HEALTH.

>> YOU SEE THE NEGATIVE THINGS THAT PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY.

FOR ME PERSONALLY, I WILL CONTINUE WORKING AND HUSTLING AND WORKING ON MY THINGS.

>> THEY DESERVE TO BE ABLE TO THINK ABOUT THEIR FUTURES WITHOUT HAVING ALL OF THIS ON THEIR SHOULDERS.

THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO PLAN FOR A BETTER FUTURE.

THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO GET AN EDUCATION.

THEY WANT TO HAVE THEIR CAREERS.

THEY WANT TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR FAMILIES.

THIS IS SOMETHING THAT IS HOLDING THEM BACK.

>> THE OFFICE COORDINATOR FOR THE DREAMERS RESOURCE OFFICE.

THE CENTER HELPS UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS WITH RESOURCES AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES.

>> WE HAVE LESS AND LESS STUDENTS, WE SEE STUDENTS WITH NO STATUS THAT DO NOT HAVE THE PROTECTION FROM DEPORTATION.

IT IS REALLY HARD FOR THEM TO SURVIVE WITH HOUSING BEING SO EXPENSIVE, EVERYTHING HAS JUST WENT UP.

>> THE OFFICE IS A SAFE SPACE FOR THE STUDENTS.

THE LIMITATIONS MAKE IT HARD FOR UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS TRYING TO GET AN EDUCATION AND START A CAREER.

>> THEY COME HERE WITH THE HOPES OF GETTING THERE DEGREE AFTER THEY GRADUATE.

MANY OF THEM ARE NOT ABLE TO FINISH THOSE DEGREES BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE THE WORK AUTHORIZATION.

THEY HAVE TO GO INTO JOBS THAT DO NOT PAY THEM MUCH.

IT IS REALLY UNFORTUNATE TO SEE THAT.

>> ANTICIPATING THE RULING TO BE APPEALED UNLESS CONGRESS ACTS.

>> WE WILL NOT STOP FIGHTING BACK.

WE WILL KEEP FIGHTING FOR ALL THE RECIPIENTS THAT HAVE BEEN LOCKED OUT.

SHE SAYS THAT IT COULD MAKE ITS WAY TO THE SUPREME COURT.

FOR NOW, THE WAITING CONTINUES.

TONYA THORNE, KPBS NEWS.

>>> RUSSIA'S RAGING WAR IN UKRAINE.

WITH SEVERAL AFRICAN NATIONS .

ALIGNMENT DISASTERS ALONG A LIST OF THINGS FACING THE UNITED NATIONS.

SANCTIONS ON WORLD LEADERS WILL IMPEDE PROGRESS.

>> OUR WORLD IS BECOMING UNHINGED.

>> PROGRESS ON GLOBAL ISSUES IS LOOKING GRIM.

>> I'M CAPABLE TO COME TOGETHER TO RESPOND.

>> DECLINING TO STOP THE VIOLENCE AND CHAOS PREVENTING PROGRESS ON CLIMATE CHANGE.

>> OUR WORLD, WITH STAMENS SHIP AND GRIDLOCK.

>> IN THE WAKE OF MULTIPLE NATURAL DISASTERS.

>> TOGETHER, THESE SNAPSHOTS TELL THE URGENT STORY ON WHAT AWAITS US IF WE FAILED TO REDUCE OUR DEPENDENCE ON FOSSIL FUELS.

WELL ALSO AFFIRMING U.S.

COMMITMENT TO UPHOLD DEMOCRATIC VALUES.

CALLING ON MEMBER NATIONS TO STAND UP AGAINST RUSSIA.

CONTINUING TO WAGE WAR IN UKRAINE.

>> DO NOT ALLOW UKRAINE TO BE CAUGHT UP WITH THE INDEPENDENCE OF ANY NATION SECURITY.

>> UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT PLEADED FOR MORE SUPPORT.

>> WE HAVE A REAL CHANCE TO END THE AGGRESSION ON THE TERMS OF THE NATION WHICH WAS ATTACKED.

>> WARNING OF CONSEQUENCES IF RUSSIA'S POWER GOES UNCHECKED.

>> WENT IT IS WEAPON KNIVES AGAINST ONE NATION, IT NEVER STOPS THERE.

>> SOME QUESTION THE ACTUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE OF THE UNITED NATIONS, THE NEED FOR GLOBAL COOPERATION IS CLEAR.

>> WE KNOW OUR FUTURE IS BOUND TO YOURS.

>>> THE BORDER CROSSING IS STILL CLOSED AFTER CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION SHUT IT DOWN THE LAST WEEK.

THE LATEST BLOW TO LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS THAT SAY THEY WERE ALREADY SUFFERING.

>> HE CANNOT TELL YOU HOW HE REALLY FEELS ABOUT THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE BORDER CROSSING.

AT LEAST NOT ON PUBLIC TELEVISION.

>> THE STRONGEST TERM I CAN SAY IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA.

>> CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION CLOSE TO THE CROSSINGS THE LAST WEEK.

THE RISE IN MIGRATION AND LIMITED RESOURCES.

>> PART OF A MILLION-DOLLAR EXPANSION COMPLETED IN 2016.

IT IS FRUSTRATING TO SEE THE INVESTMENT UNDERUTILIZED.

>> USE THE FACILITIES THAT WE BUILT.

I DO NOT WANT TO HEAR ABOUT PERSONNEL.

I WAS FIVE YEARS AGO AND BASED ON THE CVP APPLICATION FOR PERSONNEL.

>> WAS ANOTHER BLOW TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY THAT WAS HIT ESPECIALLY HARD BY THE PANDEMIC SHUTDOWNS.

CVP CLOSED IN APRIL OF 2020 AND IT WAS CLOSED UNTIL THIS YEAR.

IN JANUARY, THEY PARTIALLY REOPENED THE CROSSING ONLY FOR NORTHBOUND CROSSING TRAFFIC.

AS A RESULT, PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC PLUMMETED TO 4000 DURING THE PARTIAL CLOSER.

>> THEY ARE WAITING FOR -6 HOURS.

4-6 HOURS IN THE PASSENGER VEHICLES.

>> WITH THE SAN DIEGO REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, BORDER WAIT TIMES ARE AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH.

THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE IMPACTED BY CLOSURES ARE WORKERS THAT LIVE IN TIJUANA AND COMMUTE TO SAN DIEGO.

THEY CANNOT REACH HOSPITALS, HOTELS, NURSING HOMES, SCHOOLS, THEY WORK THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY.

>> THIS EXPANSE IS ALL THE WAY UNTIL NORTH COUNTY.

THIS IS NOT A SOUTHBAY ISSUE.

>> 2021 WART SAYS THAT WAY TIMES ARE CAUSING THEM TO LOSE $3.4 BILLION IN ECONOMIC OUTPUT EVERY YEAR.

WITHOUT ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS ECONOMIC LOSSES COULD GROW UP TO 5 BILLION.

>> WE CAN TALK NUMBERS, IT IS A HUGE SETBACK.

IT IS NOT ONLY A CHALLENGE, IT IS A THREAT TO OUR ECONOMY.

>> DISRUPTIONS TO CROSS-BORDER COMMUTE HAS A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT.

>> IMAGINE A WORKER OR A BUSINESS OWNER HAVING AN EMPLOYEE COME INTO WORK ALREADY WITH HALF A SHIFT JUST WAITING TO GET ACROSS.

IT IS JUST AMAZING, THE STRESS ON THE NATIONAL WORKFORCE.

>> THEY HOPE TO PARTIALLY REOPEN AS QUICK AS POSSIBLE WITH A PROVIDED TIMELINE.

THEY WILL OPEN AS MANY LANES AS POSSIBLE TO TRY AND ACCOMMODATE THOSE THAT WOULD USUALLY CROSS IN THE WEST.

>>> PRICES AT THE PUMP USUALLY DROP AFTER LABOR DAY.

GAS PRICES ROSE ACCORDING TO AAA.

THE HIGHEST THAT THEY HAVE RISEN SO FAR.

$.49 OVER THE PAST MONTH.

THE AVERAGE PRICE IN SAN DIEGO RIGHT NOW IS $5.94.

>>> CANNABIS CAFES ARE HEADED TO CALIFORNIA.

LOUNGES ARE AVAILABLE IN SOME CITIES.

THEY CANNOT BUY THE FOOD OR DRINKS INSIDE.

THE BILL ON THE GOVERNOR'S DESK AIMS TO CHANGE THAT.

>>> THE ASSEMBLY BILL IS IN THE HANDS OF GOVERNOR NEWTON.

ALLOWING LOCAL JURISDICTIONS TO HAVE CANNABIS STYLE CAFES.

>> MORE OF A WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT.

MORE OF A LOUNGE IF YOU WILL FOR THE CONSUMERS.

NEWBIES LOUNGES ARE ALREADY LEGAL IN SOME CITIES.

SOME FOOD AND DRINK INSIDE OF THEM ARE NOT.

SOCIAL PLACES WHERE THEY CAN EAT, DRINK, AND ENJOY LIVE MUSIC.

>> THIS WILL ENTICE PEOPLE TO STAY AND PROMOTE OUR BUSINESS AS WELL.

>> THERE IS CONCERN ABOUT THE INDUSTRY.

HIGH TAX RATES PUT SMALL DISPENSARIES AT A DISADVANTAGE.

A THRIVING BLACK MARKET IS HURTING BUSINESSES THAT FOLLOW THE RULES AND PAY TAXES.

THIS WILL HELP REVERSE THE DAMAGES TO THE INDUSTRY.

>> PROVIDING AN EXPERIENCE THAT CALIFORNIANS WANT, WITH OTHERS SAFELY WE NEED TO CHANGE OUR LAWS.

>> WHAT WOULD IT LOOK LIKE.

IT COULD BE A SOCIAL EXPERIENCE.

SOMETHING YOU WOULD SEE IN THE NETHERLANDS.

COFFEE, FOOD, AND EVEN LIVE MUSIC.

THE CHANGES COULD EVEN HELP SMALLER DISPENSARIES GROW.

>> WOULD CREATE MORE JOBS.

THAT IS ALWAYS MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION WITH CANNABIS.

>>> THE LAST DAY FOR THE GOVERNOR TO SIGN THE VETO BILLS FROM THE MOST RECENT LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

>>> A VIRAL MOMENT INVOLVING ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR FIGURES IN SPORTS.

>> THE ARE THESE YOUR SUNGLASSES?

OKAY.

>>> BLENDERS HAS HAD ITS BIGGEST SALE WEEK EVER.

THE VIRAL MOMENT HAFFORD AFTER THE STATE COACH CRITICIZED SANDERS FOR NOT TAKING OFF HIS SUNGLASSES WHEN TALKING TO PEOPLE.

BEING THE HYPER GENIUS THAT HE IS, HE ROLLED WITH IT.

>> THAT WHOLE THING JUST FELL INTO OUR LAP BEAUTIFULLY.

WE ARE JUST GETTING STARTED.

HE IS SUPER EXCITED ABOUT IT.

THE FOUNDER PROJECTED THE SALE OF 16,000 PAIRS OF SUNGLASSES.

AS OF MONDAY, THEY HAVE TOP 65,000 ORDERS.

>>> LET'S START YOU OFF WITH YOUR WEATHER HEADLINES, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW, EQUAL DOWN THIS WEEK.

WE ARE RUNNING WELL ABOVE THOSE HISTORICAL AVERAGES AS WE HEAD INTO THURSDAY.

IT WILL BE A LITTLE GUSTY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY IN THE MOUNTAINS AND IN THE DESERTS.

THERE IS GOOD NEWS.

WE ARE WARMING UP AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND.

TONIGHT WE ARE DROPPING DOWN TO THE LOW OF 65.

WE DO HAVE THOSE INCREASING CLOUDS.

I WILL BE THE STORY.

YOU MAY WAKE UP WITH LOW-LEVEL CLOUD COVER.

LOWER VISIBILITY.

AS WE TRAVEL FURTHER EAST INLAND, DROPPING DOWN TO LOWE'S IN THE 60s.

AND AGAIN, SAN DIEGO COMING UP AROUND 65.

WE WILL SEE SOME SUNSHINE, HIGHS IN THE 70s.

AS WE PUSH A LITTLE BIT FURTHER INLAND, LOOK AT THAT, 89 FOR THE DESERT.

STILL A LITTLE CHILLY.

OVERALL AGAIN, WE WILL BE RUNNING BELOW THE HISTORICAL AVERAGES.

HERE ALONG THE COAST, THINGS WILL BE STAYING RELATIVELY STEADY.

IT WILL BE NICE.

TEMPERATURES REMAINING IN THE MID-70s.

INLAND WE WILL CONTINUE ON THIS COOLING TREND.

WEDNESDAY WE WILL HIT A HIGH OF 74.

THURSDAY, 72.

THE IS HISTORICAL AVERAGES.

AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND, WE WILL WARM UP AGAIN.

SATURDAY, THE HIGH OF 78.

SUNDAY, HITTING THE HIGH OF 80 AGAIN.

WE WILL WARM UP SLIGHTLY IN THE MOUNTAINS.

WE ARE STAYING STEADY IN THE 50s AND 60s THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.

STAY COOL.

THAT SUNSHINE AND IT WILL BE A LITTLE WINDY AS WE HEAD INTO WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

SIMILAR STORY IN THE DESERTS.

A WARM-UP FOR THE WEEKENDS BACK INTO THE 90s WITH AN ABUNDANT AMOUNT OF SUNSHINE.

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

ANNOUNCING HATE AFTER A MEETING WAS INTERRUPTED BY ANTI-SOMATIC CONSPIRACY THEORISTS.

THE HATEFUL TIRADE DURING PUBLIC COMMENT.

JOINING THE ZOOM MEETING USING FAKE NAMES.

RECENT INCIDENTS INCLUDING THE DISRUPTION OF DISTRIBUTION OF FLYERS AND THE ASSAULT OF A RABBI.

>>> DOZENS OF MIGRANTS ARE WAITING TO REQUEST ASYLUM IN THE EAST COUNTY DESERT.

BORDER KINDNESS SAYS THAT 150 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DRIVEN OUT BY CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION.

THE GROUP HAS BEEN PROVIDING FOOD AND CLOTHING TO MIGRANTS SINCE SATURDAY MORNING.

THEY HAVE NOT RESPONDED TO OUR REQUEST FOR THE INQUIRY.

>>> DEMOLITION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS.

THE OLD CHILD DEVELOPMENT BUILDING ON 16th AND EAST STREET.

AND WILL EVENTUALLY BE REPLACED BY TWO HIGH-RISES THAT WILL INCLUDE 800 HOUSING UNITS FOR RENT BELOW MARKET VALUE.

EXPECTED TO OPEN BY FALL OF 2028.

YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE.

KPBS.ORG.

THANKS FOR JOINING US.

HAVE A GREAT EVENING.

>>> MANGER FUNDING FOR KPBS EVENING EDITION WAS BROUGHT TO YOU BY BILL HOUSE FAMILY AND COMPANY.

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

1-800 BILL HOUSE.

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AND BY VIEWERS LIKE YOU, THANK YOU.