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"That's the reason I'm coming. Other voters against the recall say it's a waste of money. Since Newsom is up for re election next year, we will have special coverage starting at six tonight. Right here on Kogo. Another news. The man accused of killing San Diego Police officer Jonathan DeGuzman learns his fate in court. The jury found 60 year old Jesse Michael Gomez guilty of first degree murder in the July 20. 16 shooting death of Officer DeGuzman. They also found him guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Officer Wade Irwin. Though Irwin survived. Gomez testified he did not know the two men were officers and instead thought they were gang members attempting to kill him. The trial now enters the sentencing phase, where Gomez faces the death penalty or life in prison without parole. Eddie MCLOVIN KOGO News for San Diego area, firefighting agencies will get state grants to help them fund their wildfire prevention and preparedness programs. Officials say the monetary breakdown is part of nearly 138 million in funding for 105 local fire safety projects across the state. Cal Fire says that it will allow public safety agencies to reduce the risk of wildfire through fuel reduction, emergency planning and fire prevention, education. Cocoa news time is 5 35 Secretary of state Antony Blinken, defending the buying administration at a House hearing on the U. S troop withdrawal from Afghanistan. During the hearing, Republican Congressman Michael McCaul of Texas blasted the president's handling of the withdrawal. We witnessed Afghanistan rapidly fall to the Taliban and the chaotic aftermath that followed. This did not have to happen. But the president refused to listen to his own generals. The secretary of state will appear today before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Nearly three and five Americans agree with the federal coronavirus vaccine mandate. A recent morning consult. Political poll shows 58% support the new vaccine mandate for private businesses. Last week, President Biden announced companies with over 100 employees would be required to be vaccinated or tested weekly. The poll also found 56% agree federal workers and contractors should be vaccinated without being offered a testing option..
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"Alright right now In Ramona, It's 56 Carlsbad, 63. Downtown. Cloudy and 68 Kogo news time 6 32 time for the opening bell on Wall Street with Gina survey at Bloomberg. Happy Monday, Gina Happy Monday. 10 belladonna and stocks look pretty happy So far. Today the Dow is already up 236 to start the week S and P 532 and the NASDAQ up 94 points so far. Energy related shares have been hired today as crude oil prices climb. Retail sales are expected to climb and hit a record high this holiday season. MasterCard see sales up 7.4% from last year and about 11% from the previous e commerce sales are expected to surge 57%. From 2019. I'm Gina Servitia Bloomberg for NewsRadio. 600. Kogo. Thanks, Gina. It's 6 32 and a Grossmont high school student who was in a coma after a serious car accident has died. 16 year old Giovanni Roman died Friday from injuries he sustained in an August 21st car crash. The teen's mother confirmed his death to reporting partner 10 News. The driver of that vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene and the passengers were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The crash left Roma John in a coma with a broken pelvis, backbone and ribs, among other complications. A go fund me page has been set up to help the family with funeral expenses. Eddie McLovin KOGO News this morning. Authorities continue to look for a suspect after a man was shot. That man was fighting for his life when he was seriously wounded in Grantsville. Police say the shooting happened early Sunday morning in the 5800 block of Mission Gorge Road outside of a bar. A woman has died after a crash on the five near Balboa Avenue. It happened about 4 20 in the morning on the northbound five Sunday. The driver was said to be out of the vehicle, but unconscious. CHP didn't offer any other information. The incident under investigation. Roughly nine out of 10. Members of the San Diego Police Officers Association, who responded to a recent survey oppose Covid 19 vaccination mandates and about 45% of them say they would rather be fired than comply with such requirements of the 733 officers who took part in the poll about 38% of all the personnel represented by the union, some 65% said that they would consider resigning from the job if the city follows through with the plan to require coronavirus vaccinations. Getting in November. A spokesperson for the San Diego Police Department declined to comment on the results of the survey. Just two days left of vote in the California recall election in San Diego County. Every registered voter has received a ballot in the mail and the deadline to return them is tomorrow. Ballots sent back to the Postal Service must be postmarked by tomorrow. We're about maybe return to any of 131 drop off locations throughout the county by tomorrow night. In person. Voting also continues at 221 venues across the county people able to vote in any of those locations regardless of where they live in person Voting hours or today from eight AM to five PM and tomorrow from seven AM to eight PM Jack News Condoleezza Rice says the U. S as much safer now than it was 20 years ago when the 9 11 terrorist attacks happened. Homeland Security Department that Didn't exist before 9 11 and this actually dedicated to thinking about the security of the homeland. Speaking on CNN's state of the union, the former secretary of state added, leaving Afghanistan to the Taliban is concerning because it's harder to gather Intel on potential terrorists. Although Rice believes with the technology the U. S. Has she is confident the American people are more protected than they were in 2000 and one The tunnel to Towers Foundation held an event Sunday to honor those who rushed into danger, including reading the names of those who later got sick and died from their time at ground zero. The foundation gets its name from Stephen Siller. He was a firefighter who died after running through a tunnel from Brooklyn to Manhattan. In full firefighter gear. The organization holds an annual five K to retrace his steps. Six U. S. Capitol police officers are being recommended for disciplinary action. For their conduct during a riot at the US Capitol last January after 38 internal investigations, the U. S attorney's office did not find sufficient evidence that any of the officers committed a crime but that they did commit six department violations, three for conduct unbecoming one for failure to comply with directives, one for improper remarks and one for improper dissemination of information. The disciplinary actions have not been made public. U. S. Capitol police officials say the six cases should not diminish the heroic efforts and bravery shown by many of the officers during the riot. One officer Brian Sick, Nick, at Trump supporter, suffered two strokes and died the day after he was overpowered and beaten by members of the mob. I'm Scott Carr. West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin says he will not be voting for the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill. We've already put out 5.4 trillion and we try to help Americans and everywhere we possibly can and a lot of the help that we put out there. Is still there, and it's going to run clear until next year. What's the urgency? Speaking on CNN's state of the Union, the West Virginia Democrats at the spending bill should only cost around a trillion dollars mansion, said changes on taxes to pay for the huge bill might not be a positive move for the US and wouldn't make America competitive with the rest of the world. He added. An infrastructure bill should not be held up because of the spending bill and said he agrees with parts of the reconciliation bill. Just not the entire package, taking a critical look at the withdrawal from Afghanistan. We've got that story straight ahead. We also have your traffic and your forecast. Yep, Still hot today. Kogo news time. 6 37 Tamayo, Larson, Slater and Penrose, San Diego's favorite host, come together as part.
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"Far as Las Vegas and Modesto. The women learned about different opportunities in the department, and we're able to do some training exercises with officers. Female officers make up 17% of the San Diego Police Department, the highest percentage in the nation, but Apartment wants to include more women as it seeks to further diversify the force. Eddie McLovin Kogo News, the San Diego based USS Abraham Lincoln said to deploy in the coming months, and when it does, the new commanding officer will be in charge. For the first time ever. A woman will head up a nuclear powered aircraft carrier captain Amy Bauer and Schmidt previously served as the Lincolns executive officer, which was another first for a woman. From 2016 to 2019, she says there is no more humbling sense of responsibility than to know you are interested with the care of people who have chosen to protect our nation. The ship set to deploy in the coming months with the Marine F 35 Squadron, all under Bauer in Smith's Watch. Phil Farrar, KOGO News vice president Kamala Harris, telling reporters that analyzing what happened in Afghanistan will come after evacuations are complete. We cannot be In any way. Um, they did distracted in any way from what must be our primary mission right now, which is evacuating people. From that region who who deserve to be evacuated. The vice president took questions Monday in Singapore. Appearing alongside the prime minister currently visiting Southeast Asia. Harris plans to meet US service members stationed in the region and later in the week when she visits Vietnam. August recess is interrupted this week by the U. S House. The House returns later today to begin setting up debate and votes on three bills all connected the President Biden's agenda. Over the next couple of days. Democratic leaders want to advance a $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation, a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure measure in new voting rights legislation. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is facing some opposition internally, however, with a group of moderate Democrats threatening to hold support from the reconciliation package without a final approval vote on the infrastructure bill. Jared Halpern. Fox News Elliot pages thanking the nineties comedy, but I'm a cheerleader for offering him relief for some of his struggles as a younger LGBT Q person, Page says he isn't sure he would have been able to make it through moments of isolation, loneliness, shame and self hatred when he was younger, without the various representation he was able to find on film or TV. Page made those comments while receiving the out Fest Achievement Award on Sunday. The comedy released in 1999 is about a high schooler who sent to a conversion program where her parents suspected her of being gay. The Oscar nominated actor says the lack of representation that continues today is infuriating. No me. I want to the Academy of Country Music is bringing back its annual party for a cause. The charity event was called off last year due to the pandemic. This year. It will take place at Nashville's Ascend Amphitheater August 24th ahead of the HHonors. Ceremony. Why.
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"Really hoping that doesn't happen just because freshman year is like a really formative experiences where you meet all your friends get used to the campus 97% of students living on campus are vaccinated against Covid 19 masks are still required, regardless of vaccination status. Eddie McLovin KOGO News. Dozens of San Diego area home sold for far more than list price, some even by a million dollars, according to Zillow. Six homes sold for $1 million or more than the initial list price compared to four in the first quarter. 31 homes sold for 500,000 or more over original list price compared to 16 in the first quarter. Uber Lift door Dash insta CART Another gig Economy APP Developers suffered a major setback Friday following a ruling from a California Superior Court judge. The Alameda County Superior Court judge invalidated a 2020 ballot proposition that allowed APP based businesses to classify their workers as independent contractors. The lawsuit brought forth by the S E I U Argue the law is unconstitutional and unenforceable. Judge Frank Roche ruled it infringes on the power of the legislature to regulate compensation for workers injuries. It also violates the constitutional provision by including language aimed at preventing drivers from unionizing. Uber vowed to appeal, saying the ruling ignores the will of the overwhelming majority of voters. Californians approved a ballot measure with 58% support. Zachary Barnes KOGO News August recess is interrupted this week by the U. S house. Returns later today to begin setting up debate and votes on three bills all connected the President Biden's agenda over the next couple of days. Democratic leaders want to advance a $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation, a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure measure. And new voting rights legislation. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is facing some opposition internally, however, with a group of moderate Democrats threatening the whole support from the reconciliation package without a final approval vote on the infrastructure bill. Jared Halpern. Fox News. How do I want to more having agree the Academy of country music, bringing back its annual party for a cause? The charity event was called off last year due to the covid pandemic. This year. It will take place at Nashville's Ascend.
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"To get increased humidity coming in from the Rockies, but perhaps not as much the heat Wildfires threatening Native American lands in the Pacific northwest in north central Washington. Hundreds of people in a town on Colville tribal land have been ordered to leave because of the fires that have been ignited by lightning. In Oregon. Another fire was threatening about 2000 homes, leader of the Klamath Tribes says the fires caused extensive damage to a forest where the tribe has treaty, right. Fires in Oregon and Washington are among some 60 large active wildfires burning here in the West. A new book claims Top U. S. Military officers feared former President Trump would attempt a coup after the election. The upcoming book is called I alone Can Fix It. It was written by Pulitzer Prize winning reporters, Carol Leg and Philip Rucker of The Washington Post. It chronicles the last year in office for the president. Excerpts of the book were obtained by CNN, and it claims the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and other top officers were concerned. Trump and his allies would attempt a coup after the number November election and informally planned on different ways to stop it. I alone can fix it comes out next Tuesday. President Biden has signed a proclamation designating today as National Atomic Veterans Day. Atomic Veterans are service members who took part in nuclear test between 1945 and 1962. Many developed health conditions from radiation exposure, but were not able to seek medical care from veterans affairs because the secret nature of the nuclear program In a proclamation, President Biden vowed to ensure all veterans have timely access to needed services, medical care and benefits. He also called on the nation to reflect on the contributions of atomic veterans and their dedication to national security. Underprivileged youth in the South Vegas a chance to catch a few waves this weekend. Several local nonprofits are hosting another free surf camp for kids this Saturday, one of the organizers, Jonathan Galindez, tells reporting partner 10 news. Happiness shouldn't be reserved for those who are privileged to live in San Diego, right National City. They never touched the ocean before until our events and I thought I was so touching, so heartbreaking. At the same time, Galindez teamed up with high school friend Chris Osasuna of the Haro project to make the surf camp happened this Saturday's camp will be at terminal in Surf Park, north of Pacific Beach from eight AM to noon. Eddie McLovin KOGO News So go do yours time 8 45. And here are the stories Trending in San Diego, The wife of a pastor who was shot to death in.
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"Beds while homeless father Joe Carroll was 80 years old Phil Farrar KOGO News. A lawsuit is filed over a house fire in Chula Vista that claimed the lives of two young boys. The lawsuit against the property owners filed by The boy's father, Jose Sorrow, claims the fire started in an illegally converted utility room, Saros attorney James France told reporting partner 10 News. He's confident they're independent investigation will provide more details on what caused the fire, and I appreciate the efforts of the government entity and doing their investigation. I believe our investigation will be Equal to or much better than theirs. We have many, many more resources. The lawsuit also claimed Suro complained to his landlord's numerous times about faulty wiring, including the inability to run a microwave and a TV at the same time. Julie Vista Fire Department has yet to release any details about the cause of the fire, which is still under investigation. Eddie McLovin Kogo News, some anxious moments for residents in the East County, when a small brush fire charred 5 to 8 acres yesterday, it was just two miles north of Marina. Barona Casino Right off Wildcat Canyon Road made quick work of putting out the fire. No wind, but residents? No. This is the area where the deadly Cedar Creek fire of 2003 began. California reporting the state's first death from West Nile virus. Public health officials say a resident of San Luis Obispo County died from complications from the mosquito born virus, the agency warning that hot weather is increasing the number of mosquitoes. Therefore, the risk of infecting humans is also going up. State figures show. There have been more than 300 deaths from West Nile since 2000 and three in California, one of the nation's top infectious disease, experts says there is no good reason why people should be pushing back against getting vaccinated public health officials like myself and my colleagues. Are asking you to do something that will ultimately save your life and that of your family and that of the community on CNN's state of the union, Dr Anthony Fauci says vaccines have nothing to do with politics. Noting it's a public health issue, he says he's especially alarmed by anti vaccine comments being made at CPAC. He called it horrifying, saying that people are cheering when someone claims. It's a good thing to not try to save their own life. Political leaders in Miami are calling on nations of the world to support pro democracy demonstrators in Cuba by the thousands they took to the streets. Their anger heard in video shared online in Miami Mayor Francis Suarez was to the point. The regime must end now. It is not negotiable,.
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"Knew that she had been released with no car, no money, no cellphone, nothing. And in the dead of night her mom calls the next morning to tell them that she never came home. And it's like, Oh, well, she probably just you know, they were just very Non salon and casual about it. He doesn't know the area. She's never been in your area. Well, I think she's suppressed. That's what happened. Is that what that's worth more than just her, okay? The police released her just after midnight, and there was nothing right. They had my treats. Victimized from the moment they knew that she was not in the right state of mind. She needed the news radio 600 Kogo live local breaking what could give the local economy a boost. I'm Eddie McLovin. Ted Garcia. I'm la Donna Harvey. Say 30 it's Tuesday. This is San Diego's Morning news. An ethics professor joins us to talk about the release of Bill Cosby on a technicality and why some people still support him. It's coming up at 8 41 got news about your money with Bloomberg at 8 55 and your real time traffic right now, with Kevin Dean, not a much improved commute on highway 67 getting past maple view in lakeside, their past rodeo grounds, and earlier traffic advisories been lifted. They got that fuel soaked up out of the lines. These are fuel spill from earlier this morning, and now all the lanes are open to the five right at the 15 North connector. Three cars involved in a crash there over to the right shoulder. I'm not running too badly through the scene. There is some slow traffic getting up over Interstate eight on the North 85 again up towards Highway 52 out of the Oklahoma Valley. Westbound side of the eight gets a little bit slow getting out over the Grossmont summit there passed them all down towards San Diego State usual rush hour traffic there as well as Santee..
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"Tragedy in the South Bay, A 12 year old boy was shot and killed near a condo complex this past weekend. Officers responded Saturday morning to call him a shooting at the Woodland Hills condominium complex that's at 5 30 Telegraph Canyon Road. Police say the circumstances of the shooting remain unknown. They did say the boy lived at the complex with his family. And a developing story downtown this morning, two people seriously injured after an apparent hit and run. This happened about four o'clock this morning near Market Street in 13th in the East Village, San Diego police still on the scene investigating in the intersection expected to be closed for a few hours. We will continue following this story, bringing more details as soon as we get them. Racial tensions are coming to light in the small community of Coronado, while the tortilla throwing incident brought national attention to issues of racial injustice, and Coronado, the Island School district was attempting to address it months before, according to the San Diego Union Tribune, Coronado Unified School superintendent tried to implement racial justice programs, including establishing an equity committee, but community members and parents put Pushed back, saying the equity committee focused too much on gender pronouns, sexism and microaggressions. Last summer, more than 4700 people signed a petition for Coronado Schools to address systemic racism, while only a few 100 signed a counter petition. Eddie McLovin KOGO News. Remaining portion of a partially collapsed South Florida condo is destroyed. Demolition crews detonated charges Sunday night, bringing the structure in Surfside to the ground. He said the building was unstable and hindering search, rescue.
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"40 to 60 people have been charged with running a San Diego based drug ring that sold meth around the country and in Australia. The U. S attorney's office in San Diego, announced the indictment after a year long investigation. Prosecutors say the network got thousands of kilos of meth from Mexico's Sinaloa cartel and smuggled it across the border into the United States and hidden compartments in cars and motorcycles. The math then made its way to distributors that sold it throughout the county in 14 other states and in Australia and New Zealand. Border. Authorities say a woman has died after walking for hours in desert heat to cross into the United States from Mexico illegally. The San Diego Union Tribune says the woman was in a car that was pulled over by U. S Border Patrol agent Monday afternoon. Near the community of Boulevard in eastern San Diego County. The woman wasn't responsive, so paramedics were called, but she died at the hospital. Others who had traveled with the woman said they'd walked five hours without water to reach the border, and that the woman had passed out several times after being picked up. Community members are calling for change after another study on San Diego police practices San Diego residents are urging the city Council to adopt reforms after a report found people of color are stopped Search and Objected to force by police officers more than their Caucasian counterparts. Possible reforms, including reducing S DPD presence across the city and outlined consent searches and pretext stops. That is when an officer pulls someone over for a minor offense as a way to investigate a more serious crime. SDP D. Admits there may be some bias in the department but says homelessness and mental illness are the reasons more people of color are contacted by officers. Eddie McLovin KOGO News, a new watchdog report shows six federal agencies used facial recognition software to identify protesters after George Floyd's death last year. The Government Accountability Office report released Tuesday, says the agency's use the technology from May to August of last year to support criminal investigations related to the events in Minneapolis. Those agencies include the A T. F. U. S. Capitol Police and the FBI facial recognition technology has been criticized in the past, and some companies have suspended selling it to law enforcement agencies. I'm Brian Shuck Smallville actress Allison Mack is being sent us today in Brooklyn for her involvement in the Nexium sex cult. Mac faces 15 years to life after pleading guilty to racketeering charges in 2019 In a letter to the judge ahead of her sentencing, she said she regrets getting involved in the cult and apologized to those she brought in. The Colts founder Keith Ranieri was sentenced last year to 120 years in prison. New details are emerging about troubled comedian Andy Dicks Arrest over the weekend, The LAPD confirms to the New York Post that Andy Dick was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. The LAPD says Bill Was set at $50,000. There's been no comment from neither Dick nor his attorneys. It's another in a long list of legal issues for Dick in 2019. He was charged with groping a driver from a ride hailing service in 2018. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges for allegedly groping a woman's buttocks. He recently launched a podcast where he was planning to talk with doctors and therapists who could help him get back on the right path. That's Rob Dawson reporting. Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino confirms what Hollywood so Hollywood refuse to say about Harvey Weinstein. Quentin Tarantino spoke out about Hollywood and Harvey Weinstein on the Joe Rogan podcast on Spotify Tarantino while speaking about his iconic film. Reservoir Dogs brought up about how Weinstein wanted to cut out the torture scene in the film. Then Rogan asked him about his feelings towards the former movie mogul. I wish I talked to him. I wish I had set him Ganga Harvey, you can't do this. Tarantino maintained. He didn't know about any rapes. But he knew he was making unwanted advances towards women. Everybody who is in his orbit knew about it. There's nobody who said they didn't know that didn't know. Mm if you're in his orbit That includes all the big actors who he piled around with. They all know they all know. That's Michele Pelino reporting..
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"Is San Diego's Morning news. Why? SD PD is stopping and searching more people of color. I'm Eddie McLovin. San Diego's real time traffic first. Let's check in with Kevin Dean and singular continues for the westbound side of highway 78. Things are getting worse. Not better. They've got a couple of left lanes blocked for a couple of lanes are blocked. Just past Mr Village on the westbound 78 happens for a couple of hours. There's an evidence collection involved in this accident, which means the investigation is going to take awhile. That's reason for the long lane closure and the brake lights now really starting to back up before Sycamore Avenue all the way back to smile likes, in fact. It's almost back towards Rancho Santa Fe coming in from San Marcos. You can expect a 15 20 minute delay on that westbound 78. Anybody who travels that we know there's not enough lanes and too many cars already with only one lane open getting towards Melrose. Traffic is going to be jammed till they get those other lanes open. Now. Once you get past that accident, obviously full speed all the way to the U. S side of the I five that connector a little bit of brake lights on the connector from the 78th in an easy drive down the coastline, but again Singler continues. Westbound 78 crashes out around Melrose. This report, sponsored by Mercury Insurance has seven made a detour to get a quote with Mercury insurance could save you hundreds on your car insurance. That's way more money than your GPS traffic gap has ever saved you. So take a trip to mercury insurance dot com to get a fast re quote and start saving today who goes next real time Traffic update. Just 10 minutes away Warm, muggy again. Today we have a chance for thunderstorms, especially near the mountains and deserts Coast up to 71 inland 81 the mountains 86 the desserts up to one Oh, three.
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"Performance over the last year is substandard property owners say board members of the service provider have also been hostile towards them. Eddie McLovin, KOGO News, Recreational Canada. Is now legal in Lemon Grove. Last week, the City Council approved recreational marijuana growing distribution and research in certain parts of the city. Voters approved the sale of medical marijuana back in 2016, but since then, only one pot shop has been opened. Another dispensary is slated to open in the coming months, and there are two more in the pipeline heated public debate at the Modesto City Council meetings spilling out into the streets. The public comment portion of Tuesday's meeting lasted more than two hours, filled with arguments and altercations between does Sense of proud boys members and advocates for police oversight officers had to block off streets outside Modesto City Hall. As the argument between the two groups continued. Much of the disagreement revolved around the recently started forward Together committee, which aims to improve policing in Modesto. It's official. California's governor will face a recall election sometime over the next 90 days, California voters will decide whether to recall Governor Gavin Newsom. State officials confirmed yesterday they validated more than the 1.5 million petition signatures needed to force a new election. The petition drive began in February, 2020 with residents who were upset over Governor Newsom's handling of issues, including taxes, immigration and homelessness, But Anger grew during the pandemic as Californians rebelled over his tight covid restrictions and slow reopenings. That's Carmen Roberts reporting. This is the second recall election in California history for governor. The first was in 2000 and three when Democrat Gray Davis was recalled, and he was then replaced with Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger. I'll be right home to you. What can I do? Just rockers Paul Stanley loves post on social media about the food he.
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San Diego County Lifts Most COVID-19 Restrictions as Economy Reopens
"County joins the rest of California in fully reopening the economy today, you know, we've all had those moments over the last year were like, you know, I just don't know if we can do it anymore, but we did. County Supervisor Chairman Nathan Fletcher hosted an event at the County administration building this morning to celebrate the lifting of most pandemic restrictions. Supervisor Fletcher tells Kogo News today is about looking back. At the progress the county has made in the fight against Covid the tremendous success of the vaccine rollout in San Diego County the success of how low our cases are, in the reality that you know we're opening up and we're moving on today, San Diegans will be able to go without masks in most places, except for schools, medical centers and on public transit capacity limits and social distancing requirements have also been lifted. Eddie McLovin Kogo news
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"That our police department is one of the lowest fund is one of those staff police departments in the county. Critics of the increase say the money could be spent on other programs to combat crime, including more mental health services. Eddie McLovin KOGO News, California man is free after being trapped in a vineyard. Not in the way you might think he was actually inside a giant fan. Investigators say he was trapped for two days. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office says the deputy found the man after responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle parked near the winery in San Into Rosa. The clue for the deputy was that he saw a hat on a piece of farming equipment. The man told police he liked to take pictures of the engines of old farm equipment. The cops say he had more meth, then camera equipment, and the motivation to climb into the shaft is a mystery. The man is expected to be fine, but will be charged with trespassing and drug possession. That's Rob Dawson reporting. Go into your time. 806 tonight I hear him Talk Coast. Sorry, TMZ conforms. Kanye has apparently moved on. He is romantically involved with model arena chic. The rapper was spotted with Bradley Cooper's ex wife. On Tuesday. Kanye's 44th birthday in Provence. There were also spotted returning home together at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey. The two are far from strangers. Sheikh has modeled for easy in the past and was in a music video as well. The news comes less than four months after Kim Kardashian West filed for divorce. I don't give a wife of soup dog stepping into a new roles new pronouncing Wednesday that he's hired his wife, Shante Broadus, to be his official manager, according to a press release brought us will use her expertise to add to snoops existing ventures in an effort to expand at the same time she'll cultivate and fortify all upcoming partnership deals across the cannabis. Spirit, gaming, music and more, and she will also keep the money in the family, which is where he wants. Indeed, indeed, you've done everything you can to take care of your physical health. But what about your spiritual health? That's coming up pleasure traffic and a change in your weather. Kogo news time 807.
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"They're asking for the Big City Mayors coalition is trying to convince state lawmakers to provide $1 billion per year for four years. Two cities to tackle the issue. The coalition is made up of mayors from the 13 largest cities in California. Back in April. The coalition initially asked for a $20 billion.5 year investment to curb homelessness as state officials get closer to final. Is in its new fiscal budget. The coalition made what they called a closing argument yesterday, saying that this could be a once in a lifetime chance to truly address the issue. Jordan CHRISTMAS NEWS 93.1 KFBK, California Highway Patrol officers will have their pay restored to pre pandemic levels. All state employees took a pay cut last year when lawmakers expected a $54 billion deficit. Instead, the state ended up with a surplus. C H B Officers union has reached an agreement with the state to undo a 4.6% reduction in pay. Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has his deputies now clearing dozens of homeless camps from the Venice Beach boardwalk. However, not everyone is happy about this L. A City Councilman Mike Bonin, who represents Venice Beach. Says that the sheriff is exploiting the situation and he calls it a publicity stunt. We don't need the lone Ranger running in, however, Villa Nueva plans on ridding Venice Beach of all homeless camps by July, 4th. Even though the area is in the L. A. P. D s jurisdiction as California prepares to relax pandemic restrictions there are ways some people can get through the anxiety over social situations in public places. This is new at a KFC case, Eddie McGovern has more The fear of going out maybe a real issue Many Americans are dealing with psychologist Dr. Cynthia Burke recommends taking incremental steps and re acquainting yourself with restaurants, theaters and other public places. Many of the individuals I know when they start doing things again, they're being reminded of the positive of being out. Dr. Burke also encourages people to ease back into socializing by slowly expanding the circle of people. You spend time with Eddie McLovin News 93.1 kfbk This Morning. Health experts say that having gum disease could increase your risk of getting covid 19 and lead to more severe symptoms. KPK is Nika McGahee's has details. Beverly Hills periodontist and dental researcher Dr Shervin Malloy. Um suggests a link between gum disease and covid 19, and they check their X rays for gum disease, and they noticed that there was 8.5 times higher chance of people dying if they had prepared on all disease, he says. People with gum disease have higher levels of the inflammatory. Marker called interleukin six. Those bad proteins can reach the lungs and other parts of the body through the bloodstream. Dr. Malachi Um, also found more people were admitted to the ICU or put on a ventilator when the patient had bone loss related to gum disease, which is 3.5 times. Higher chance of going to ice you, he says the mouth is the gateway to the body and maintaining good oral hygiene is key. It all starts with proper brushing and flossing. McGahee's news 93.1 kfbk quite a story to Palo Alto to relate before we get to the featured audio clip this hour. Police are looking for 11 thieves, who they say ran into a Louisville Thanh store and took 36 handbags ran out, jumped in five cars that were waiting. Worth 100 Grand. Wow, handbags, Louis but time this wasn't a well planned well, very well planned. This was not just some, You know, kids thinking they'll get away with Mm. Five cars, five cars waiting. 100 Grand 11 suspects $100,000 in handbags gone. This is when Palo Alto at a store there, All right, let's get onto that featured audio clip this hour. The Biden administration is replacing the word woman with birthing people in official government documents. The new phrase has caught many off guard inside the U. S. Capitol. During a recent hearing, Shalonda Young, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, was asked to define birthing people and explain why it is being used. It's our featured audio clip this hour. The budget request $26 million to reduce maternal mortality and eliminate race based disparities and outcomes, among quote, birthing people. This is a shift from recent budgets, which referred to maternal health issues as women's issues. Um I've never heard the term before. Can you explain what it means? Uh, absolutely there. There are certain people who do not have gender identities that apply to a female or male. And so we think our language needs to be more inclusive in how we deal with complex issues. I think the underlying issues most important that your colleagues learn Underwood and others are working on is to try to ensure that those of color who are giving birth leave the hospital alive and that that's the issue rather than the verb E Ege. The verbiage matters. But the underlying issues extremely important, and a lot of your colleagues are working hard on this. Because all of those giving birth should have access to the same quality healthcare. So is the administration's official policy to relate replace the term woman. With burning people. I think our official policy is to make sure when people get service from their government that they feel included and we're trying to use inclusive language. Okay, Interesting. I had never heard of this. What's the Webster Dictionary going to look like 10 years from now? I mean our language. Our vernacular is changing so rapidly. Can't even keep up. I mean, we're at a point now where we're in the United States Capitol building. And there are words being thrown into government documents that nobody understands. It's And catching lawmakers off guard there. Off guard. And what what are you talking? What are we talking about? I don't know. I mean, the way the language is changing From a linguistic standpoint, I would imagine that there are some professors at college who find this highly interesting. How is it that and why is it that right now, at this point in time this period in our history That were so rapidly changing how we define who we are. And What we are, and it's it's It's. It's bad at breakneck speed. Well, that was interesting, wasn't it? Because it caught me. I'm like, What is this burning people fighting? It's on government documents. Yeah, it is. All right, Let's get you caught up on this hour's top national stories on news 93.1 kfbk. From ABC News. I'm Sherry Preston, President Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson meeting in Cornwall, England and admiring the scenery ahead.
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"Right. Hey, ABC K ABC News at 12 O'clock I'm Kevin Trapp, a century old building in downtown Los Angeles is in danger of collapsing after an early morning fire that took 150 firefighters to extinguish flames engulf the masonry building at South Los Angeles and Third Street. NBC. LA. Says nitrous oxide canisters were discovered on the scene and the arson team is investigating. Venice L, A city decide what we're not going to, and this is what you got to show for it. The plan is to convert empty city and county buildings into emergency housing. So there's some place to put the boardwalk homeless within the next week to he wants to triple the size of a SDS homeless outreach team. The 30 deputies. Jim Rupkey ABC News as people return to work and pandemic restrictions are lifted. Taking care of pets may be a challenge, reports Eddie McLovin experts say if you haven't done so, now is the time to get your pets used to not having you around Dr Gary Weitzman of the San Diego Humane Society Go outside. Go have go have dinner at a restaurant outdoors or wherever you can do all the things you can do to make the home environment as Disney world as you can so stuffed cons with peanut butter..
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"Time, Mesa 61. If you're an alcoholic Carlsbad 60 cocoa in two years time 8 31. This hour of the news is brought to you by anchor funding dot net. We now know the name of the Chula Vista grandmother killed by a wrong way. Driver 58 year old Martha Birth of Villalobos. Romo was killed Sunday evening when the car she was driving was hit by a wrong way driver who happened to be street racing. Her two grandkids were in the back seat delivery driver Stephen Dominguez still reporting partner of 10 News. He helped pull the two boys from the car. I really feel for the boys. Thank God they're OK. I hope they have family and just very, very unfortunate. Villalobos. Romo was pronounced dead at the scene. Her grandson's aged 10 and seven were taken to the hospital. They have minor injuries. Police arrested that wrong way driver 22 year old along subpoena. But they're still searching for the other street racer. Caltrans says it will install wrong way driver countermeasures at three exit ramps on the five near the border near including the spot of last Friday's deadly incident that involved to San Diego Police incident. The measures include the use of Wrong way signs with flashing red led lights and two way reflectors, which show red to wrong way drivers which Caltrans tested in a study back in 2016, Caltrans, public information officer Kirsten Tomlinson tells reporting partner 10 News. Those reflectors work with the two way reflectors. Specifically, it reduced, wrong way driving incidents by 44%. The California Highway Patrol says there were 299 wrong way crashes on state highways in San Diego County last year. Eddie McLovin Kogo News. One man is dead after shots were fired in an Oceanside neighborhood. Police responded to the scene late Monday night near Higgins in Santa Barbara Streets and found a 25 year old Hispanic male with a gunshot wound. Despite lifesaving efforts. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities are investigating the incident as a homicide. The Justice Department has recovered $2.3 million of the ransom colonial pipeline paid to hacking group Dark Side, FBI deputy director of Paul Abate discussed how far the U. S will go to prevent these attacks from happening. We will bring to bear the full weight and strength of our combined efforts and resources. Against those actors who think nothing of threatening public safety and our national security for profit. The feds say the government successfully seized Cryptocurrency another ransomware attacks as well. Vice President Kamala Harris is facing criticism from local immigration advocates. Harris is on her first trip international trip to Guatemala. She met with the country's president and issued a stern warning to those seeking asylum in the United States. I want to be clear to focus in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous track. To the United States Mexico border Do not come. But Pedro Rios of the American Friends Service Committee told reporting partner 10 News appalling that someone this administration that spoke up against the inhumane treatment of migrants under the prior administration is repeating some of the same rhetoric. Paris is in Mexico today, where she is scheduled to meet with President Andres Manuel Lopez over door and talk about immigration. There is more evidence that Covid 19 vaccines prevent people from serious illness, even death, the CDC says. If you're vaccinated, you're more than 90% protected. Those who do get infected have a milder case compared to those who are not vaccinated. The findings are based on nearly 4000 health care staffers. First responders and other essential workers who were tested every week. Since December. A Starbucks lovers alert you might not be able to get everything you want on the menu. Right now, Your iced macchiato breakfast sandwich may be on hold at some of the coffee giant shops throughout the country. A Starbucks spokesperson tells Fox business that the company is experiencing temporary supply shortages of some of its products. As a result, many customers are not pleased and have taken to social media to vent about local stores running out of pastries, sandwiches. Iced coffee and cups and it's not just Starbucks throughout the pandemic. Numerous industries have experienced supply chain disruptions in labor shortages. Starbucks is apologizing for the inconvenience and says is working quickly and closely with supply chain vendors to restock items. That's Hillary Barsky reporting. This is your weekly California recall reports. I'm Mike Laurie from the I. Heart Media newsroom in Sacramento. The California Labor Federation is pledging boots on the ground for Gavin Newsom federation represents over two million workers across state of California. That's labor organizer Art Pulaski, who says unions will march door to door to stop the recall. And there are powerful force, According to Wesley Husi, a political science professor from Sacramento State. An organized, energetic labor was also their money is going to be very supportive for Newsom's out. To prevent him from being recalled. But recall organizer or in, Heatley says he's not worried at all. We also have people that are going to be canvassing going door to door. Both sides are gearing up for the battle ahead. After weekly California recall reports stay tuned to this station for updates on the effort to remove Governor Gavin Newsom from office. I'm Mike Laurie from the I heard Media newsroom in Sacramento. He discovered the Titanic. Now author Bob Ballard gets personal in a new book. We'll talk to him Live. We have your traffic in your weather just ahead. Kogo news time. 8:37 A.m...
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"59 in downtown cloudy and 63 cocoa News Time. 70 to the news this hour Brought to you by zero red carpet cleaning. Zero san Diego dot com This morning, An outpouring of support continues for fall in San Diego police detectives Ryan Park and his wife, Jamie Huntley Park, a vigil held last night for the married detectives after Harmony Grove neighborhood in Escondido. They're always for say hi and they had a beautiful Belgian Malinois, all dogs. That it was always with him, Brad Thomas, a neighbor told reporting partner 10 News. He didn't know them well, but says the community banding together holding a vigil last night at the Fourth of July Park on Friday, the detectives were working on their day off on five South near the 905 when a speeding wrong way driver crashed into them. All. Three dead at the scene. San Diego police chief David needs like It was tough. Um, I knew both of these kids. Well, he promoted them. Police Officers Association set up a memorial fund for the park and Huntley families fill Farrar. KOGO News. Two people are in custody in the deadly shooting of a six year old boy in Orange County Freeway Road Rage Incidents. California Highway Patrol says the man and woman were arrested Sunday at their Costa Mesa home. News of the arrest came just a day after loved ones gathered for a memorial service for Aidan Leo's He was eulogized by his mom, Joanna Cloonan. It feels so wrong that you've been taken from us. I want mud in I want nothing more than to find justice. Although it won't bring you back into our arms shooting happened May 21st when someone opened fire on a car on the 55 Freeway in Orange County. There is no word yet on what led to the arrest, But there has been a $50,000 reward this morning. In the South. Investigators trying to curb street racing One led to the death of a woman who was killed when Chula Vista Police say street racing suspect driving on the wrong side of the road, ran a red light and hit the woman's vehicle. Officers say witnesses told police they saw two vehicle Racing each other at high speeds and traveling west on L Street Saturday night. Two Children were also hurt for his believe this was one of four wrong way crashes in the last week, a San Diego judge declares a state law banning assault weapons unconstitutional. In a ruling Friday, Judge Roger Benitez said California's ban on military style rifles disrespected the freedom granted under the second Amendment, Benitez added. The second Amendment is about protecting oneself one Family and the homeland and California's ban on assault weapons unlawfully deprives law abiding Californians of weapons allowed in most other states. It's the third ruling on California gun laws the senior federal judges made in recent years. Governor Newsom has spoken out against the ruling, and the state attorney general has vowed to appeal. Eddie McLovin KOGO News. The pandemic may have played a role in a delay in breast cancer cases. Satyr Catherine Gold at U C. San Diego. Health says data shows a decrease in people diagnosed with early stage breast cancer and an increase in those diagnosed with advanced cases in 2020 and the first half of this year when compared to 2019, she says. It's possibly due in part to patients putting off routine health screenings as a result of the pandemic, she says. In 2019 2% of Moore's cancer Center, patients received a new diagnosis of stage four breast cancer. That number increased to 6% in 2020 and 8% so far in 2021, she encourages everyone to get back to regular health screenings. Marilyn Haider Kogo news. Texas mother is facing criminal charges after pretending to be her 13 year old daughter at her middle school. Casey Garcia, who's 30. Was able to make it through 85% of the school day at Enrique is middle school near El Paso without anyone noticing. Once they did the school got the police involved, too, charged her with falsifying records and trespassing. Garcia wanted to test out the school security methods now that students are returning to the classroom. She documented her day with several social media post, which have since gone viral. Well, if you've been holding out on your trip to the islands due to Covid restrictions, we've got some news for you. That's coming up. Pleasure. Traffic and your weather. Kogo news time. 707 California is set to reopen June 15. Are you ready? Listen mornings at six and 8 11 for a special series life after the pandemic. Are you allowing your workforce to go mad? Well how to prepare.