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>>> IT IS A LOOK AT WHERE WE HAVE BEEN AND WHERE WE ARE HEADED.

THANKS FOR JOINING US.

MAYOR GLORIA WILL DELIVER HIS THIRD STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS.

HOUSING ADVOCATES HOPE THAT THE MAYOR WILL ANNOUNCE A MAJOR ACTION.

JACOB AIR IS LIVE DOWNTOWN WITH WHAT WE CAN EXPECT JACOB.

>> TODD GLORIA SET TO TAKE THE STAGE OF THE CIVIC LEADER BY 630.

IT WILL BE THE FIRST ADDRESS SINCE 2020.

ADDRESSING HIS TOPPERS IN 2023 AND BEYOND.

THE MAYOR'S OFFICES THOSE INCLUDE HOW LEAN AFFORDABILITY.

THAT MIGHT SOUND FAMILIAR.

LAURA TALK ABOUT THE SAME ISSUES LAST YEAR.

HE TALKED WITH MARTHA SULLIVAN OF THE SAN DIEGO EMERGENCY ALLIANCE ABOUT WHAT SHE HOPES TO HEAR FROM HIM TONIGHT >> A TRUE EMERGENCY TO A HOUSING DISASTER WHICH IS JUST AS BAD AS IF WE HAD AN EARTHQUAKE OR A TSUNAMI.

SHE IS ORGANIZING AN ALTERNATIVE STATEMENT AHEAD OF THE MAYOR'S ADDRESS.

SANDY GOSSETT RECORD FOR THE NUMBER PEOPLE OF EXPERIENCING HOLINESS AND DOWNTOWN.

AND THE NUMBER OF DEATHS IN THAT SAME POPULATION.

MAIA.

>> IF THE MAYOR'S PRIORITIES ARE SIMILAR TO LAST YEAR, WHAT KIND OF PROGRESS HAS ACTION BEEN MADE SO FAR?

>> Reporter: GLORIA'S ADMINISTRATION HAS STRUGGLED TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON THE STREETS.

THAT IS DESPITE INCREASING SHELTER BEDS AND EXPANDING PROGRAMS AND WORKING TOWARDS MAKING IT EASIER TO BUILD AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

BACK TO YOU, MAIA.

THIS HEAT THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT REPORT.

TONIGHT'S STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS STARTS AT 6:30 AND YOU CAN STREAM IT LIVE ON OUR WEBSITE, KPBS.ORG.

WE WILL HAVE A COMPLETE WRAP UP TOMORROW ON MORNING EDITION ON REACTION ON EVENING EDITION.

A NONPROFIT IS HOPING TO MAKE A DENT IN THE HOMELESS PROBLEM THIS YEAR.

CLAIRE STONG WENT TO FIND OUT MORE.

>> WE ARE TRYING TO COME UP WITH SOLUTIONS THAT ARE NOT COMING FOR 10 OR 15 YEARS.

YOU CANNOT BUILD YOUR WAY OUT OF THIS.

>> Reporter: IT IS BEING PUT FORWARD BY THE LUCKY DUCK FOUNDATION, TWO LARGE TENTS IN THE PARKING LOT ACROSS FROM THE PARK.

EACH STRUCTURE WOULD HOUSE AROUND 250 PEOPLE, SIMILAR TO OTHERS ACROSS THE CITY.

THEY BE AIMED AT PROVIDING SHELTER FOR TWO PACIFIC GROUPS, YOUNG ADULTS BETWEEN 18 AND 25, MANY OF HUME AGED OUT OF THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM AND THE ELDERLY.

>> WE HAVE HEALTHCARE FOR THEM.

WE HAVE MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR THEM.

WE HAVE BEEN GETTING BIRTH CERTIFICATES THAT I HAVE LOST AN DRIVER'S LICENSE, IF THEY CAN GET ONE.

FACILITY SO THEY CAN GET JOB APPLICATIONS.

THERE IS A LOT OF SERVICES THAT CAN GO WITH THEM.

>> Reporter: THE NUMBER PEOPLE WITHOUT A HOME IS NOW WORSE THAN EVER AROUND 1800 ARE LIVING ON SIDEWALKS OR IN VEHICLES DURING DECEMBER.

IN ADDITION TO BUILDING TENANTS, THE LUCKY DUCK FOUNDATION WANTS TO PAY PEOPLE TO COLLECT TRASH AT THE PARK ACROSS TOWN, JACK IS THANKFUL HIS TENT HAS HELD UP AGAINST THE RECENT HEAVY RAIN.

HE IS ONE OF THE YOUNG ADULTS BUT LUCKY DUCK HELPS TO REACH WITH THEIR NEW PRODUCT IDEA.

JACK H OUT OF THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM AND FOUND HIMSELF ON THE STREETS.

>> IT IS A GOOD IDEA.

A LOT OF PEOPLE COME OUT HERE AND DO NOT KNOW WHERE TO GO.

THEY JUST SLEEP ON THE CORNER.

FOR THOSE PEOPLE, FOR SURE.

THAT WOULD BE A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM.

>> Reporter: REDUCING VIOLENT CRIME IS ALSO SOMETHING LUCKY DUCK WANTS TO SEE TACKLED BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN 2023.

AS WITH ALL THINGS HOMELESS RELATED, IT WILL MAKE THE EFFORTS OF CHARITY WITH EVER INCREASING ISSUE.

THANK YOU NEWS.

>>> CALIFORNIA IS BRACING FOR SOME MORE RAIN, LEAVING LITTLE TIME TO RECOVER FROM STORMS THAT HAVE BATTERED PART OF THE STATE.

OF THE 17 PEOPLE HAVE DIED AND WE HAVE NOT SEEN THE LAST OF THE SEVERE WEATHER.

MIKE VALERIO HAS THE LATEST.

>> Reporter: A POSITIVE THE RAIN GIVING SOME CALIFORNIANS A CHANCE TO DIG THEMSELVES OUT OF THE MUD.

>> WE ARE JUST TRYING TO MAKE IT A SAFE WALKWAY.

>> WE ARE WORKING HARD ON THE CLEANUP BUT ALSO TO GET READY FOR MORE RAIN.

>> Reporter: THE DEADLY STORM BROUGHT WATERS, MUDSLIDES, AND DANGEROUS SINKHOLES.

IT IS ONE IN A SERIES OF SEVERE WEATHER EVENTS EXPECTED TO IMPACT THE GOLDEN STATE.

>> IT IS BEEN THE CYCLES OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

WE ARE PROBABLY A LITTLE OVER HALFWAY DONE AT THIS POINT.

WE ARE NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET.

WE HAVE ANOTHER WEEK OR SO TO GO.

>> Reporter: THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FEARS THE STATE IS REACHING A BREAKING POINT.

>> THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM CANNOT HANDLE ANY MORE WATER.

WE CANNOT GET OUT OF THE NEIGHBORHOODS QUICKLY ENOUGH.

>> Reporter: THE HEAVIEST RAIN IS EXPECTED IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECASTING AN ADDITIONAL 5 TO 10 INCHES WITH LOCALIZED TIRE AMOUNTS.

AS CLEANUP CONTINUES ACROSS THE STATE, ANXIETY ABOUT WHAT COMES NEXT IS RISING.

>> IT IS NONSTOP IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HAVE A FEW DAYS IN BETWEEN.

>> Reporter: MIKE VALERIO, PBS NEWS .

>>> CHAOS AFTER AN OVERNIGHT FAA SYSTEM OUTAGE.

THOUSANDS OF FLIGHTS WERE DELAYED, INCLUDING SOME HERE IN SAN DIEGO.

ISABELLA GONZALES HAS MORE ON THE LATEST NIGHTMARE.

>> Reporter: AFTER THE SYSTEM THE FAA USES TO PROVIDE PILOTS WITH PREFLIGHT SAFETY NOTICES FAILED OVERNIGHT.

CAUSING THE AGENCY TO INSTITUTE A NATIONWIDE GROUND STOP WEDNESDAY MORNING.

MORE THAN 8000 FLIGHTS WERE DELAYED AS OF WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

MORE THAN 1000 ARE CANCELED.

THE ORDER WAS LIFTED SHORTLY BEFORE 9:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY WHEN THE SYSTEM WAS RESTORED.

NOT BEFORE WREAKING HAVOC ON TRAVELERS ITINERARIES.

>> IS POST BE LIKE 11 -- I MISSING THIS.

>> Reporter: THE NOTICE TO AIR MISSION SYSTEM IS CRITICAL >> IT IS A SET-ASIDE UNIFORMED WAY TO GET IMPORTANT MESSAGES OUT TO AIRPORT, AIRCRAFT, AND AIRLINES FOR EXAMPLE, IF A RUNWAY IS CLOSED FOR A NAVIGATION BEACON IS OPERATIVE SOMETHING THE PILOT WILL NEED TO KNOW FOR SAFETY.

VERY IMPORTANT FOR THAT INFORMATION TO BE FLOWING EFFICIENTLY.

>> Reporter: THOUGH FAILURES HAPPEN WHERE, THE DEPARTMENT TRANSPORTATION IS LAUNCHING AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE SYSTEM'S POSSIBLE VULNERABILITIES.

>> THE BROADER QUESTION IS A REAL ONE.

WHAT ARE THE REDUNDANCIES AND BACKUPS THAT A DISRUPTION LIKE THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN.

>> Reporter: AIRLINES WORK TO RECOVER FROM THE BACKLOG.

IN WASHINGTON, ISABEL GONZALES, PBS NEWS.

>> FLIGHTS ARE BACK IN THE AIR, THAT SYSTEM OUTAGE HAD A RIPPLE EFFECT ACROSS THE COUNTRY, INCLUDING RIGHT HERE IN SAN DIEGO.

IT ALSO BROUGHT UP BAD MEMORIES OF THE CHAOS DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON WHEN SOUTHWEST AIRLINES CANCEL NEARLY ALL OF ITS LIGHT.

>> WHENEVER ONE IS WAITING IN LINE I WALKED IN I WAS LIKE, NO, NOT AGAIN.

I LOVE SOUTHWEST I KNOW A LOT HAPPENED OVER CHRISTMAS.

>> THE WEBSITE FLIGHT AWARE, SHOWS THERE WERE 202 DELAYS AT SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TODAY.

AND 35 CANCELED FLIGHTS.

>>> SHOPPERS ARE SHELLING OUT MORE FOR EGGS AND THAT IS IF YOU CAN FIND THEM IN STOCK.

MARISSA MAY WENT TO A LOCAL GROCERY STORE TO GET AN UPDATE ON THE SHORTAGE.

>> Reporter: THIS IS THE PRICE OF A DOZEN JUMBO EGGS TODAY.

>> THAT IS ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS, THE PRICE OF EGGS.

>> IT IS GETTING A BIT CONCERNING.

I'VE NEVER SEEN EGGS THIS MONTH.

EGGS RIGHT NOW ARE HARD TO GET.

A LOT OF THE COMPANIES THAT I ORDERED FROM ARE NOT COMING IN.

AND LET COMPANIES HAVE GOT IT HAVE GONE WAY UP.

>> Reporter: AFTER HE SPOKE WITH THE VETERINARIANS AT THE RANCH IN RAMONA.

THE BIRD FLU HAS IMPACTED THE SUPPLY.

>> 30 MILLION CHICKENS HAVE DIED.

THERE IS A BUNCH OF OTHER BIRDS TOO.

IT IS HARD TO CONTAIN BECAUSE MIGRATORY BIRDS ARE TRANSMITTING IT.

>> Reporter: THE PRICE HAVE MORE THAN DOUBLED.

>> IT IS HARD TO BALANCE AND HAVE EGGS ON THE SHELF.

THE OTHER THING IS WITH THE PRICE OF THE EGGS, THEY ARE SLOWING DOWN IN SALES.

YOU CANNOT ORDER TOO MUCH BECAUSE THEN YOU WILL HAVE THEM GO OUT ON YOU.

THROWING AWAY EGGS IS -- NO ONE WANTS THAT.

>> Reporter: LOCALS HAVE HAD A HARD TIME FINDING EGGS.

>> MADE US TIGHTEN UP AND WATCH OUR BUDGET.

WE NEED TO BE AWARE OF EVERY DIME.

>> Reporter: HE IS TAKING MATTERS INTO HIS OWN HANDS.

>> WHEN MY KIDS WERE LITTLE WE USED TO HAVE CHICKENS AND HAD FRESH EGGS EVERY MORNING.

WE WILL GO BACK TO THAT.

>> Reporter: THEY GOT LOCALLY PRODUCED EGGS FOR LITTLE MORE THAN SEVEN DOLLARS HERE.

BUT HAS THIS SUGGESTION.

>> GIVE THE PUBLIC SOME ALTERNATIVES, THAT WOULD BE HELPFUL.

THAT WAY WE DO NOT HAVE A MAD RUSH TO THE GROCERY STORE AND SOMEONE BUYS OUT ALL THE EGGS.

>> Reporter: MELISSA MAE, PBS NEWS.

>> THE COMMISSIONER MAY HAVE SPOKEN TOO SOON ON THE GAS STOVE BAND THAT HE TOLD YOU ABOUT.

PRESIDENT BIDEN DOES NOT SUPPORT SUCH A BAN.

HOWEVER, THE COMMISSION MIGHT SEE SOME STRICT OMISSIONS ON STOVES.

RELIGIONS FROM STOWE'S HAVE BEEN THE TWO ASTHMA AND OTHER RESPIRATORY CONDITIONS.

>>> A NEW COVID SUBURB THAT IS SEEPING ACROSS THE NORTHEAST IS ONLY GETTING A FOOTHOLD IN SAN DIEGO.

AND IT HAS QUITE THE COMPLEX NAME, XBB.1.2.

IT COMPARES TO BE MORE CONTAGIOUS.

JUST UNDER 10% OF COVID CONFECTIONS IN SAN DIEGO.

THEY BELIEVE IT WILL BECOME THE DOMINANT STRAIN AND PEOPLE SHOULD NOT LET THEIR GUARD DOWN.

>> THE VIRUS HAS A MYRIAD OF WAYS TO HURT US.

WE KEEP TRYING TO IGNORE IT.

IT IS NEVER GOING TO GET TIRED.

US HUMANS ARE EASILY, AFTER THREE YEARS OF THIS HAVE HAD ENOUGH, OBVIOUSLY.

WE ARE VERY TIRED OF IT.

IT IS NO TIME TO LET DOWN.

>> THE VARIANT IS A TYPE WE HAVE NOT SEEN BEFORE AND COULD LEAD TO REINFECTION'S.

THERE IS NOT DATA TO SUPPORT IF IT IS MORE OR LESS SEVERE THAN PRIOR STRAINS.

THOSE ISSUES ARE LEADING TO CONCERNS ABOUT A POTENTIAL WINTER SURGE ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

>> Reporter: IN THE U.S., FLU SEASON STILL IN FULL SWING.

THE NUMBER OF COVID-19 CASES IS TAKING UP.

>> THIS IS A NEW EMERGING SUB VARIANT.

IT HAS RISEN VERY QUICKLY ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

>> Reporter: ONE IN FIVE AMERICANS NOW LIVE A COUNTY THE CDC CONSIDERS TO HAVE A HIGH COMMUNITY LEVEL OF COVID-19.

ONLY ABOUT 50% OF THOSE ELIGIBLE FOR THE UPDATED BOOSTER HAVE GOTTEN IT.

ABOUT 20% OF PEOPLE IN THE U.S. ARE COMPLETELY UNVACCINATED AGAINST COVID-19.

>> PEOPLE WHO HAVE GOTTEN THE UPDATED BY THE BOOSTER, ALL THEY SUGGEST IS THAT THEY ARE STILL CONTACTED AGAINST XBB.1.2.

TWO THAT SUB VARIANT HAS QUICKLY TAKEN HOLD AND HELP ERIC BIRDS ARE WATCHING TO SEE IF IT WILL SPREAD TO OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY TOO.

AT HOME RAPID TEST, THE EXACT COVID-19 ON THE U.S. IS UNCLEAR.

HOWEVER, SOME DATA SUGGEST THAT VIRAL LEVELS IN WASTEWATER ARE INCREASING.

HOSPITALIZATION NUMBERS HAVE NOW SURPASSED LAST SUMMER'S BA .5 WAVE.

SENIORS ARE BEING HIT TICKET WILL BE HARD.

>> COVID IS THE THING THAT IS INCREASING.

>> Reporter: FOR HEALTH MINUTE, I AM ANDY GAITHER.

>>> SAN DIEGO IS HOME TO ABOUT FOUR AND 50,000 PEOPLE BUT IS NOT HOME TO A PUBLIC FOUR YEAR UNIVERSITY, AT LEAST NOT YET.

JACOB ARAB STATES US ON EFFORTS TO BRING A UNIVERSITY PRESENT TO THE SOUTH COUNTY.

>> Reporter: SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE LIDGE IS THE ONLY PUBLIC OPTION FOR HER EDUCATION.

THAT IS WHERE 27 IS STARTLING BIOLOGY.

>> THERE IS A LOT OF PEOPLE THAT COMMUTED FROM SOUTH BAY TO HEAR AND THEY CAN GO TO SOME CLASSES, 10 MINUTES FROM HOME INSTEAD OF HAVING TO DRIVE ALL THE WAY UP HERE >> Reporter: THAT I.D.

IS COMING A REALITY.

IT IS THE NEW TV AND FILM STUDIO COMING TO CHULA VISTA.

THE MORE UNIVERSITY EXPENSES COULD BE ON THE WAY INTERNATIONAL CITY NATIVE.

>> IT IS VERY PRIVATE DYNAMIC COMMUNITY WITH A LOT OF TALENT AND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT UC IS AT THE TABLE.

>> Reporter: THEY'RE STARTING LOOK AT PARTS FOR A SATELLITE CAMPUS IN SOUTH BAY.

CHULA VISTA HAS SET ASIDE 400 ACRES WITH PLANS FOR A COMBINED UNIVERSITY AND TECHNOLOGY PARK.

>> IT HAS BEEN A PARK THAT HAS BEEN ONGOING FOR OVER 30 YEARS.

WE ARE BUILDING AROUND IT TO BE ABLE TO MAKE SURE THAT THE CAMPUS HAS THE INFRASTRUCTURE, HAS THE HOUSING, TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT THE UNIVERSITY.

>> Reporter: WHILE THE CITY HAS SET ASIDE THE LAND FOR A UNIVERSITY.

THE EXACT LOCATION FOR A SOUTH BAY EXPANSION IS NOT SET IN STONE.

>> SOME CAMPUSES HAVE HOOCH ROOM TO GROW.

OTHERS WILL GROW IN WAYS OF SATELLITE CAMPUSES, USING OPPORTUNISTIC SPACES, PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUSES.

>> Reporter: WHEREVER THE SCHOOL GOES, HE HOPES THE NEEDS OF LOCAL STUDENTS ARE CONSIDERED.

>> SOME MIGHT NOT HAVE A CAR AND SOME MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO FOR THE GAS AND SOME CANNOT AFFORD THE PARKING.

>> Reporter: UNIVERSITY WILL LEAD TO ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL GROWTH FOR CHULA VISTA >> TALK TO ANYONE IN THE COMMUNITY AND THEY ARE ENCOURAGING A UNIVERSITY.

WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR KIDS, OUR GRANDCHILDREN, HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO GO TO COLLEGE IN CHULA VISTA.

>> Reporter: DAVID ALVAREZ REPRESENTS MOST OF THE SOUTH BAY.

MANY SOUTH COUNTY STUDENTS END UP STUNNING AND WORKING OUTSIDE OF THE REGION THEY GREW UP IN.

A UNIVERSITY WOULD KEEP THEM CLOSER TO HOME.

>> WE HAVE LAND, WHAT WE NEED NOW IS THE INVESTMENT TO ACTUALLY BUILD.

>> Reporter: EIGHT SATELLITE CAMPUS CAN ALSO HELP THE UC SYSTEM.

IT ADDS 30,000 MORE STUDENTS BY 2030.

>> WE HAVE WAY TOO MANY STUDENTS ARE QUALIFIED I CANNOT GET IN.

>> Reporter: RICHARD LEE IS THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS.

>> WE WANT TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND ACCESS TO THOSE.

WHEN SOMEONE GOES TO A UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, THEY COME OUT IN A MUCH BETTER POSITION.

>> Reporter: THE FIRST UP IS A TOUR OF THE PRO SITE WITH THE CHANCELLOR FOR DAVE, WILL HAVE TO MAKE THE CAUSAL FOR THE PAMPAS.

>> I DO NOT KNOW HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE TO HAVE AN OPEN AREA AND OPEN CAMPUS.

I DO KNOW THAT THE CHANCELLOR HAS MADE A COMMITMENT TO US.

IT IS SOMETHING THAT HE DEFINITELY WANTS.

>> Reporter: IS EXPECTED TO HAPPEN THIS YEAR.

ALVAREZ HELPED TO SECURE FUNDING FOR THE PROJECT AND HAS BIG GOALS FOR THE LONG-TERM FUTURE.

>> FIVE, SEVEN, 10 YEARS AFTER YOU HAVE THE PROGRAMS RUNNING, PERHAPS THIS COMES IT OWN INSTITUTION.

THERE IS GROWTH AND ATTRACTION.

WE DECIDE THIS SHOULD BE A NEW STATE UNIVERSITY OF SOME SORT >> Reporter: THEY HAVE ONE REQUEST FOR UNIVERSITIES >> IT SHOULD REALLY BE MODELED AFTER WHAT I WOULD SAY WHAT SOUTHWESTERN HAS OFFERED ME.

THE SMALLER CLASSES, MORE INTIMATE CONNECTION WITH THE PROFESSOR -- LIKE THEY ACTUALLY KNOW YOU.

>> Reporter: YOU SEE OFFICIALS PLAN TO DO THEIR SITE TO HER IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF THIS YEAR.

JACOB AIRE , PBS NEWS.

>>> A NEW STUDY SHOWS OCEAN TEMPERATURES LAST YEAR AT THEIR HIGHEST LEVELS ON RECORD FOR THE FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR.

IT FOUND THAT FIVE HOTTEST YEARS FOR THE OCEANS ALL HAPPEN IN THE PAST SIX YEARS AND OCEANS ARE WARMING AT A FASTER RATE.

OCEANS ARE A GOOD INDICATOR OF THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE BECAUSE THEY ARE LESS AFFECTED BY SEASONAL CHANGES IN WEATHER CYCLES THAN AIR TEMPERATURE.

THEY ALSO ABSORB MOST OF THE WORLD THE HEAT.

>>> WE'RE GETTING A BREAK IN OUR STORMY PATTERN BUT THERE IS MORE SHORTCOMINGS, PROBABLY ANOTHER ONE OVER THE WEEKEND.

AND THEN A ANOTHER EARLY NEXT WEEK TO FOLLOW.

UNTIL THEN, WE'RE LOOKING AT A WEEK OF OFFSHORE FLOW.

IT WILL BE A LITTLE DRY AND WARMER INTO FRIDAY.

OVER THE WEEKEND, WELL, THE NEXT STORM ARRIVES.

LOTS OF MOUTH OF RAIN AND STRONG GUSTY WINDS.

THE WIND PENNER SHAPES UP AND NO BIG CHANGES HERE.

THE WEST COAST ONSLAUGHT CONTINUES RIGHT THROUGH NEXT WEEK.

THE STORM MOVING JUST TO OUR NORTH INTO THURSDAY HERE.

ACROSS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

RATHER QUIET UNTIL THE WEEKEND.

LET US TAKE A LOOK AT TONIGHT'S WEATHER HERE IN THE CITY.

WILL DROP TO 47 DEGREES WITH PATCHY CLOUDS IN THE SAN DIEGO METRO.

OCEANSIDE, ABOUT 41 FOR THE LOW.

A COOL 42 IN RAMONA.

HERE IS THE WAY IT LOOKS ON OUR FUTURE CAST.

WE ARE DRY HERE.

IT IS THE LATEST STORM WITH THE MOISTURE BEING NORTH UP TOWARDS THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

LOOKING AT A PRETTY NICE DAY HERE ON THURSDAY.

WE WILL HAVE THE OFFSHORE FLOW AND THAT WILL LEAD TO MILDER WEATHER.

WE WILL BE LOS 70s.

LOOKING AT THE END OF THE WEEK, THAT WEATHER STARTS TO CHANGE.

BY THE WEEKEND, SATURDAY AND INTO THE NIGHT THE NEXT STORM COMES IN.

THAT WILL LEAD TO RAIN AND THE WIND AND POTENTIAL FOR SOME LOCALIZED FLOODING.

LET US TAKE A LOOK AT THE EXTENDED FORECAST.

PRESENT HERE THROUGH FRIDAY.

SATURDAY IS COOL AND WET.

NEXT SYSTEM COMES IN RIGHT BEHIND THAT ON MONDAY.

AS WE HEAD INLAND, LOS 70s NEXT COUPLE DAYS SATURDAY COOLER AND WET.

MORE SHOWERS COMING ON MONDAY.

THEN IT WILL GO INTO THE MOUNTAIN WITH SOME RAIN AND CHILLY TEMPERATURES.

SNOW LEVELS ARE HIGH.

PBS NEWS.

>>> A CHURCH IN DELMAR IS PRACTICING WHAT IT PREACHES.

OVER THE NEXT TWO WEEKS ST. PETER'S IS TRANSFORMING ONE OF ITS ON-CAMPUS BUILDINGS INTO A TEMPORARY SHELTER.

CAL STONG HAS THE STORY.

>> Reporter: THE PARISH HALL AT ST. PETER'S, CHARLES IS ONE OF 212 HOMELESS PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPECTED TO SLEEP AT THE CHURCH OVER THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.

WITH MORE RAIN IN THE FORECAST, HAVING A DRY WARM PLACE TO STAY COULD NOT COME SOON ENOUGH FOR CHARLES, WHO OFTEN RESORT TO SLEEPING IN HIS CAR.

>> I THINK IT IS A WONDERFUL IDEA.

SOMETHING LIKE THIS WHERE IT IS SECURE, SECURITY CANNOT GET BETTER THAN THIS.

>> Reporter: IT IS PART OF THE INTERFACE SHELTER ROTATIONAL PROGRAM, WHICH INVOLVES DIFFERENT RELIGIOUS GROUPS FROM ACROSS SAN DIEGO TAKING TURNS TO HOST GUESTS WHO DO NOT HAVE A PLACE TO LIVE.

THEY SCREEN FOR SOCIAL SERVICE FOR THE DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE BEFORE BEING REFERRED TO THE PROGRAM.

>> OVER LAST TWO WEEKS, NOT HAVING SHELTER.

GETTING THROUGH THOSE STORMS THAT WE HAVE HAD ARE THOSE THAT ARE COMING LATER THIS WEEK.

PUTTING A ROOF OVER THE HEADS OF OUR BROTHER AND SISTERS WHO ARE IN NEED, GETTING TO KNOW THEM AS PEOPLE, NOT SIMPLY STATISTICS.

PROVIDING WARMTH AND EMAIL AND CONNECTION AND SOME HUMANITY.

>> Reporter: IN ADDITION TO BEING PROVIDED WITH HOME-COOKED MEALS, HOT SHOWERS, AND THEIR OWN BEDROOMS.

THEY OFTEN HAVE THINGS LIKE GETTING A JOB HELP.

IT ALSO EXPECTED TO WORKS ON A CASE MANAGER TO FIND SOLUTIONS WHICH SHOULD BE -- >> AMONG THE CASE MANAGEMENT THEY GET WORKSHOPS.

WE PLAN AT WORKSHOPS SUCH AS BUDGET PLANNING.

WE WILL HELP SOMEBODY COME IN, VOLUNTEER, AND THEY WILL GO AHEAD AND TEACH ABOUT BUDGETING.

WE ALSO HAVE A CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP AS WELL >> Reporter: THE PROGRAM WHICH HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR 35 YEARS, THESE AROUND 50% OF ITS GUESTS GO ON TO FIND PERMANENT HOUSING.

NONE OF THIS COULD BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE HARD WORK AND DEDICATION OF VOLUNTEERS.

THEY TAKE TURNS STAYING OVERNIGHT TO ENSURE THAT EVERYTHING RUNS SMOOTHLY.

>> THEY HAVE COME FROM VERY BAD SITUATIONS, MOST OF THEM.

WE SIMPLY TRY AND TENDER THEM IN AND MAKE THEM FEEL THAT THEY ARE IMPORTANT.

WE WANT TO MAKE THEM FEEL LIKE THEY HAVE NOT PERHAPS FELT BEFORE.

>> Reporter: IT IS THE FIRST TIME STATE TEACHERS HAS HOSTED THE EVENT SINCE COVID.

NEXT UP IS ST. JAMES CHURCH IN SOLANA BEACH.

WITH MORE RAIN ON THE WAY, THIS PROGRAM COULD NOT COME AT A BETTER TIME.

CLAIRE STRONG, PBS NEWS .

>>> TONIGHT ON THE NEWS HOUR, WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE COMPUTER GLITCH THAT DISRUPTED THOUSANDS OF FLIGHTS ACROSS THE U.S. COMING UP AT 7:00, ON PBS .

>>> HERE'S A LOOK AT WHERE WERE YOU ON IN THE PBS NEWSROOM.

NPR MORNING EDITION IS FOLLOWING UP ON THE FFA GROUNDING ORDER THAT SET OFF DELAYS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

WHAT DOES IT SAY ABOUT THE RESILIENCY OF AMERICA MIGHT THE AVIATION SYSTEM?

>>> AND MAYOR GLORIA IS JOINING US IN THE MID THE ADDITION IN A FOLLOW-UP TO HIS STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS.

>>> SOMETHING EXCITING IS HAVING AT THE AQUARIUM FOR THE FIRST TIME.

A FEMALE SEE DRAGON SUCCESSFULLY TRANSFERRED OVER 100 EGGS TO A MALE SEE DRAGON.

CHARLOTTE JEWEL OF WHICH CAPTURED THE BEGINNING OF A PROMISING JOURNEY.

>> WE BECOME DISCOVERED ONE OF OUR MALE SEE DRAGONS HEADACHES TO ITS TAIL.

IT IS SOMETHING THAT RARELY OCCURS IN THE AQUARIUM WORLD.

PART OF THE GOAL WITH THIS SEE DRAGON PROGRAM THAT WE NOW HAVE IN PLACE IS TO BE ABLE TO REPRODUCE THEM SUCCESSFULLY HERE AT THE AQUARIUM.

I HAVE NEVER SEEN THE SPECIES BEFORE.

I HAVE LEARNED A LOT ABOUT SEE DRAGON I HAVE NEVER SEEN ONE BEFORE, THEY ARE FROM AUSTRALIA.

THERE IS A MALE THAT HAS BABIES ON HIS TAIL.

FOR US, IT IS REALLY EXCITING.

FINGERS CROSSED THAT WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL HATCHING OF BBC DRAGONS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.

>> YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT STORIES ON HER WEBSITE, KPBS.ORG.

THANKS FOR JOINING US.

I AM MAYA TRABULSI.

GOOD NIGHT .

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