>>> MAJOR FUNDING FOR KPBS EVENING EDITION HAS BEEN MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY BILL HOWE.

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>>> THE SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL HAS CHOSEN ITS LEADER FOR 2026.

THANKS FOR JOINING US, I'M ELIZABETH SANCHEZ IN FOR MYA.

THE SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL HAS CHOSEN TO KEEP JOE AS COUNCIL PRESIDENT.

METRO REPORTER SAYS HE WAS SELECTED MONDAY AHEAD OF SOME BIG DECISIONS, INCLUDING A MASSIVE SETTLEMENT OVER A POLICE KILLING.

>> THE COUNCIL PRESIDENT HAS THE POWER TO SET AGENDAS AND MAKE COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS.

IT CAN BE A POWERFUL POSITION THAT INFLUENCES POLICYMAKING OR MOSTLY A CEREMONIAL TITLE, DEPENDING ON WHO OCCUPIES THE OFFICE.

LACAVA MODERATED BUDGET CUTS AND FEE INCREASES.

HE TOLD HIS COLLEAGUES, THEY KEPT THINGS RESPECTFUL.

>> I APPRECIATE YOUR TOLERANCE FOR MY LOVE OF WORKSHOPPING AND REALLY GOING INTO THE WEEDS WHICH DOES CAUSE SOME LATE MEETINGS.

WE DO A GOOD JOB OF GETTING THE WORK DONE.

>> THE COUNCIL FACES MAJOR CHALLENGES, INCLUDING HOW TO BALANCE THE CITY'S BUDGET.

REVENUE HAS BEEN LESS THAN EXPECTED AND MID YEAR CUTS TO SERVICES COULD BE NECESSARY.

IN ADDITION ON TUESDAY, THE COUNCIL WILL VOTE ON WHAT IS BELIEVED TO BE THE LARGEST SETTLEMENT IN U.S.

HISTORY OVER A POLICE KILLING.

IN JANUARY, AN SPD OFFICER SHOT AND KILLED 16-YEAR-OLD, KANOA STEVEN WILSON.

THE ATTORNEY FOR THE FAMILY SAYS THE BOY WAS AN INNOCENT BYSTANDER WHO WAS FLEEING ANOTHER GUNMAN.

>> THIS YOUNG BOY IS RUNNING FROM GUN SHOTS.

RUNNING AWAY FROM HARM.

HE IS SCARED.

HE'S RUNNING FOR HIS LIFE.

HE TURNS THE CORNER AND THE POLICE OFFICER IS RUNNING TOWARDS HIM AND AS HE TURNS THE CORNER, THE POLICE OFFICER SEES HIM AND WITHOUT EVEN HAVING THE TIME TO REACT AND SAY, POLICE, HE JUST, POP, POP, SHOOTS HIM.

>> THE CITY NEGOTIATED A SETTLEMENT OF $30 MILLION TO BE PAID TO HIS PARENTS.

THE COUNCIL IS SCHEDULED TO VOTE TUESDAY ON WHETHER TO APPROVE THAT SETTLEMENT.

THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE IS STILL INVESTIGATING THE CASE.

AND HAS NOT YET DECIDED WHETHER TO FILE CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST THE OFFICER.

ANDREW BOWAN, KPBS NEWS.

>> WE'RE GETTING INTO THE UPPER 40s, CLEAR SKIES.

THIS MORNING, WE HAD SOME LOW CLOUDS.

SOME VISIBILITY ISSUES.

THAT'S NOT GOING TO BE AN ISSUE FOR MOST OF THE WEEK.

IT'S NOT UNTIL WE GET TO THE WEEKEND THAT IT STARTS TO BE SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT AGAIN.

MAINLY STAYING DRY AND WARM.

I'LL TALK ABOUT WHEN OUR TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO START TO TREND BACK DOWN COMING UP.

>> SOUTH COUNTY RESIDENTS SAY AIR PURR FIERES ARE HELPING THEM FEEL HEALTHIER.

TAMMY SAYS THE FINDINGS COULD GUIDE DECISIONS TO GET MORE PURIFIERS INTO HOUSEHOLDS.

>> PEOPLE LIVING WHERE SEWAGE SPILLS HAVE LONG COMPLAINED ABOUT SICKENING ODORS, THEY SAY, GIVE THEM HEADACHES, COUGHS, NAUSEA.

AFTER MOUNTING PUBLIC PRESSURE, THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT BEGAN DISTRIBUTING AIR PURIFIERS A YEAR AGO.

A NEW SURVEY SHOWS PURIFIERS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE.

>> FEWER ASTHMA SYMPTOMS.

ANOTHER 33% NOTED IMPROVED BREATHING COMFORT.

30% LESS COUGHING AND THROAT IRRITATION.

>> PAULA IS WITH THE DISTRICT.

SHE SAYS RESULTS ALSO SHOW MORE THAN HALF OF PARTICIPANTS RUN THE PURIFIERS 24 HOURS A DAY.

PEREZ LIVES IN AN APARTMENT NEAR THE RIVER.

SHE AND HER FAMILY MOVED HERE TWO YEARS AGO.

HER DAUGHTERS HAD ALLERGIES AND ASTHMA AND SYMPTOMS GOT WORSE LAST SUMMER.

SHE SPENT MONTHS TAKING THEM TO DOCTORS IN SEARCH OF ANSWERS.

SINCE USING THE AIR PURIFIER OVER THE PAST YEAR -- SHE SAYS SHE FEELS SOME SENSE OF PEACE, KNOWING AT LEAST ONE OF HER DAUGHTER'S SCHOOLS IS USING AIR PURIFIERS.

THE RESULTS SHOW THE PURIFIERS CAN HAVE A MEANINGFUL IMPACT ON RESIDENTS.

SHE SAYS.

>> THE FINAL SOLUTION IS IN THE LONG-TERM INFRASTRUCTURE FIXES.

>> THERE'S A PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF PURIFIERS FROM ONE TO FOUR PER HOUSEHOLD.

KPBS NEWS.

>>> CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL, ROB BONTA IS WAITING A NEW DISPUTE BETWEEN AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT AND THE CITY OF DEL MAR.

NORTH COUNTY REPORTER, ALEXANDER NGUYEN SAYS THE ATTORNEY GENERAL IS WARNING THE CITY OF POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES OVER THE ISSUE.

>> IN 2023, A DEVELOPER APPLIED TO BUILD THE SEASIDE PROJECT HERE ON THE BLUFFS OVERLOOKING THE BEACH.

IT WOULD BE A 259 UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX WITH 85 AFFORDABLE UNITS.

42 OF WHICH ARE LOW INCOME.

>> I DON'T THINK IT WOULD BE THE BEST DECISION TO BUILD IN THIS LOCATION RIGHT HERE.

>> DEL MAR RESIDENT THINKS THE CITY NEEDS AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

>> EVERYTHING IS PRETTY CONGESTED HERE, ESPECIALLY IN THE SUMMERTIME.

I PERSONALLY DON'T THINK IT WOULD BE IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CITY TO HAVE IT IN THIS LOCATION.

>> THE CITY PLANNING DEPARTMENT DEEMED THE APPLICATION INCOMPLETE.

PREVENTING THE APPLICATION FROM MOVING FORWARD.

MAYOR TERRI SAYS PART OF THE REASON IS THAT THE DEVELOPMENT WOULD NEED A ZONING CHANGE.

>> CHANGING WHAT CAN BE BUILT ON A BEAUTIFUL, FRAGILE BLUFF, LIKE THIS ONE, IS AN EXTREME ONE.

THIS IS A COASTAL BLUFF, AND THAT MEANS THE COASTAL COMMISSION HAS TO WEIGH IN.

AND THE APPLICATION LACKED THOSE MATERIALS.

>> THE DEVELOPER FILED SUIT IN 2024, CLAIMING THE PROJECT IS ELIGIBLE FOR A BUILDER'S REMEDY.

THATST A PROVISION IN STATE LAW, ALLOWING DEVELOPERS.

CITIES DON'T MEET STATE HOUSING REQUIREMENTS.

CALIFORNIA ATTORNEY GENERAL, ROB, THINKS THE CITY IS STRIKING ITS SPEED ON THE ISSUE.

IN A LETTER SENT FRIDAY, THE OFFICE SAYS THE CITY'S POSITION THAT THE APPLICATION IS INCOMPLETE IS LEGALLY UNATTAINABLE.

THE SPOKESPERSON SAYS BY INSISTING THE APPLICATION IS INCOMPLETE, THE CITY HAS EFFECTIVELY BLOCKED THE APPLICANT FROM OBTAINING ANY MEANINGFUL REVIEW ON THOSE DISPUTES FROM THE CITY COUNCIL OR THE COURTS.

>> THE MAYOR SAYS THE CITY COUNCIL IS STANDING BY ITS ASSESSMENT THAT THE APPLICATION FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT IS INCOMPLETE AND HAVE A DISCUSSION AT THE NEXT CITY COUNCIL MEETING REGARDING THE LETTER.

>> IN THE LETTER, THE OFFICE WARNS OF POTENTIAL PENALTIES.

THE LAW GOES INTO EFFECT 2026.

MORE POWER TO SUE CITIES FOR VIOLATING HOUSING REFORM LAWS.

ALEXANDER NGUYEN, KPBS NEWS.

>>> THE HUSBAND OF A UKRAINIAN WOMAN IS SPEAKING OUT AFTER ICE AGENTS DETAINED HER LATE LAST WEEK.

AS KPBS REPORTER REPORTS, THE HUSBAND IS A U.S.

CITIZEN AND HER LAWYERS SAY THE DETENTION MARKS A NEW ESCALATION IN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S TARGETING OF IMMIGRANTS AT THEIR GREEN CARD INTERVIEWS.

>> VICTORIA HAD JUST FINISHED THE FINAL INTERVIEW IN HER GREEN CARD APPLICATION, WHEN THE OFFICER ASKING QUESTIONS SAID SHE NEEDED TO STEP OUT OF THE ROOM.

A MOMENT LATER, THE OFFICER CAME BACK.

BEHIND HER WERE TWO FEDERAL AGENTS.

THEY HANDCUFFED HER AND TOOK HER AWAY.

THAT'S ACCORDING TO HER HUSBAND, VICTOR, WHO IS ALSO THERE.

>> WHAT IS SHE GOING THROUGH RIGHT NOW IS NOT NECESSARY.

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY, I THINK IT'S A POLITICAL IN UGLY WAY.

>> IN RECENT WEEK, IMMIGRATION LAWYERS SAY FEDERAL AGENTS HAVE BEEN TARGETING DOZENS OF IMMIGRANTS.

IN MANY CASES, OVER SMALL VISA VIOLATIONS.

BUT, THE ATTORNEYS SAY HER CASE IS EVEN MORE EXTREME.

BECAUSE SHE ALWAYS HAS HAD LEGAL STATUS.

CAROLINE MATTHEWS IS WITH PATHWAYS TO CITIZENSHIP, A NONPROFIT IN SAN DIEGO.

>> IT IS KIND OF LIKE EACH DAY, YOU ARE UNSURE WHAT FOOTING YOU'RE ON.

YOU'RE NOT SURE WHAT THE LAW SEEMS TO CHANGE ALMOST DAILY.

AND NO ONE SHOULD WANT THAT.

>> ENTERED THE U.S.

THREE YEARS AGO UNDER A HUMANITARIAN PROGRAM.

AFTER FLEEING THE WAR IN UKRAINE.

NOW, MATTHEWS IS FOCUSED ON FINDING HER OUT OF FEDERAL DETENTION.

KOROL IS FOCUSED ON ORGANIZING THINGS FOR HIS FAMILY.

REACHED OUT TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO PLEAD FOR HIS RELEASE.

HE SAYS HI IS TRYING TO BE THERE FOR HER.

LIKE SHE HAS FOR HIM.

>> WE GIVE EACH OTHER THIS -- IT'S MY TURN NOW.

>> ICE DID NOT RESPOND TO QUESTIONS SENT BY KPBS ON SUNDAY.

>>> I'M OMNA.

TONIGHT ON THE NEWS HOUR, THE SUPREME COURT CONSIDERS LANDMARK CASE ON PRESIDENTIAL POWER.

THAT'S COMING UP AT 7:00 AFTER EVENING EDITION ON KPBS.

THE WAIT AND MYSTERY ARE OVER FOR SPORTS FANS AROUND THE WORLD.

THIS WEEKEND IT WAS REVEALED WHEN AND WHERE TEENS WILL BE PLAYING IN THE FIFA WORLD CUP, WHICH IS BEING HOSTED ACROSS THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, AND MEXICO.

FANS CAN NOW START FINALIZING PLANS AHEAD OF WHAT IS SET TO BE A MAJOR YEAR FOR SPORTS AND RELATED TOURISM.

MICHAEL HAS MORE ON THIS BOOMING INDUSTRY.

>> FROM THE OLYMPICS TO THE WORLD CUP.

NEXT YEAR IS FILLED WITH MASSIVE EVENTS IN THE SPORTS TOURISM MARKET, WHICH IS VALUED TO BE IN THE HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS AND GROWING.

>> ENDED UP GOING TO AUSTRALIA AND WATCHED SEVEN OF THE WORLD CUP MATCHES IN SYDNEY.

>> WRITER, LAURA IS ONE OF THE MANY WHO PLAN TRIPS AROUND SPORTS.

>> IF YOU BELIEVE LIKE I DO THAT TRAVEL IS ABOUT PEOPLE, THEN SPORTS ARE THE QUICKEST WAY TO MAKE FRIENDS AND GET INVOLVED IN THE COUNTRY'S NATIONAL CULTURE.

>> WHETHER TRAVELING TO WATCH OR TAKE PART IN A SPORTING EVENT, INCLUDING YOUTH OR PROFESSIONAL, THIS IS BIG BUSINESS AND GROWING.

IN 2025, THE SPORTS TOURISM INDUSTRY IS VALUED AS A MORE THAN $707 BILLION MARKET.

AND EXPECTED TO NEARLY TRIPLE IN VALUE BY 2032.

>> IT IS A GLOBAL TOURISM BOOST, BECAUSE WHEN YOU GO TO A CITY, YOU JUST DON'T GO TO THE EVENT.

YOU BOOK A HOTEL.

YOU EAT AT THE RESTAURANT.

YOU DO A LOT MORE.

>> MELANIE SAYS 2026 SET TO BE A METAL WINNING YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRY.

WITH THE OLYMPICS AND WORLD CUP ATTRACTING FANS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.

>> JUST IN THE EXPEDIA APP, SEARCHES FROM SOUTH AMERICA, 85%.

FANS FROM MEXICO, MORE THAN 200%.

>> FANS AND DOLLARS EVERYONE IS TRYING TO GET IN ON.

>> NONHOST CITIES ARE LOOKING AT WAYS THAT THEY CAN LEVERAGE GETTING TOURISTS, DC IS PITCHING AND TRYING TO POSITION ITSELF AS HEY, TAKE A DAY TRIP FROM PHILLY TO WASHINGTON, D.C.

DO OTHER THINGS WHILE THEY ARE THERE FOR THE WORLD CUP.

THAT IS GOING TO CREATE MORE ECONOMIC IMPACT.

>> AND WHEN YOU LOOK AROUND, THE WORLD SPORTS TOURISM GENERATES ABOUT 10% OF GLOBAL TOURISM DOLLARS.

THAT NUMBER EXPECTED TO JUST KEEP RISING.

THAT ACCORDING TO UN TOURISM.

IN WASHINGTON, I'M MICHAEL YOSHITA.

>>> POLITICAL STORM IS BREWING THAT COULD HAVE MAJOR CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO.

FOR A WEEKLY WHY IT MATTERS SEGMENT, VOICES SAN DIEGO SCOTT LEWIS BREAKS DOWN A NEW MOVEMENT TO REPEAL THE CITY'S TRASH FEE.

>> SOME POWERFUL PEOPLE ARE PUSHING TO THROW OUT THE TRASH FEE THAT THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO STARTED CHARGING RESIDENTS THIS YEAR.

AND THAT INCLUDES RICHARD BAILEY, THE FORMER MAYOR OF CORNADO, AS WELL AS THE LEADER OF THE CONSERVATIVE LINCOLN CLUB AND THE MAYOR OF SAN DIEGO.

BAILEY IS CONNECTING SIGNATURES TO GAUGE SUPPORT FOR A BALLOT INITIATIVE.

IF SUCCESSFUL, IT WOULD BLOW A MASSIVE HOLE IN THE CITY'S ALREADY TEETERING BUDGET.

WHY?

HOW DID WE GET HERE?

FOR DECADES, ROUGHLY HALF THE CITY, OR THE PEOPLE LIVING IN CONDOS OR APARTMENTS HAD TO PAY FOR TRASH SERVICES.

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES FOR FREE.

IN 2022, VOTERS APPROVED A MEASURE ALLOWING THE CITY TO CHART CHARGING FOR TRASH PICKUP.

LAST YEAR WHEN THE SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL ANNOUNCED THE ACTUAL FEE, MANY PEOPLE WERE OUTRAGED.

IT WAS NEARLY DOUBLE WHAT THE CITY ORIGINALLY ESTIMATED.

THE CITY STARTED COLLECTING THE FEE IN SEPTEMBER ON PROPERTY TAX BILLS.

AND THIS WASN'T THE ONLY HIT TO TKREPBTZS WALLETS THIS YEAR.

THE CITY RAISED WATER AND PARKING METER RATES.

IT INCREASED A HOST OF OTHER FEES.

FOR EVERYTHING FROM MOTHERING BOATS TO PLAYING BASKETBALL IN THE REC CENTER.

FOR THE FIRST TIME THE CITY IS PLANNING TO CHARGE FOR PARKING AT BALBOA PARK.

THEY ARE NOT DONE.

SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS, WANTS TO CHARGE NONRESIDENTS TO ENTER MISSION BAY PARK, AND HE WANTS TO TAX OWNERS OF EMPTY SECOND HOMES AND VACATION RENTALS.

AND THAT IS WHEN AIR BNB THOUGHT IT MIGHT NEED TO HIT BACK.

IT POLLED VOTERS.

AND NOW BAILEY IS ASKING FOR SIGNATURES.

RIVERA IS FURIOUS.

ANYONE WHO SUGGESTS THIS SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES AND SHOULD BE ANY SERIOUS SAN DIEGO CIRCLE.

I ASKED COUNCIL MEMBER RAUL CAMPIO WHAT HE THINKS, HE OPPOSED THE NEW TRASH FEE, CALLING IT A BAIT AND SWITCH.

WOULD HE SUPPORT REPEALING IT AT THE BALLOT BOX?

HE WOULD NOT SAY.

THIS IS ALL GOING TO COME TO A HEAD SOON AND WE'LL BE WATCHING.

FOR VOICE SAN DIEGO, I'M SCOTT LEWIS, AND THAT'S WHY IT MATTERS.

>>> VOICES SAN DIEGO IS ONE OF OUR PARTNERS FOR THE PUBLIC MATTERS INITIATIVE.

YOU CAN LEARN MORE AT KPBS.ORG.

>> MAJOR CHANGES AT THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION COULD LEAVE NURSING STUDENTS SCRAMBLING TO COVER TUITION COSTS.

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S PLAN TO REDEFINE WHAT COUNTS AS A PROFESSIONAL DEGREE WOULD EXCLUDE NURSING.

THAT WOULD LIMIT HOW MUCH STUDENT LOAN MONEY STUDENTS CAN GET.

MANY RELY ON FEDERAL LOANS TO COVER THE COST OF COLLEGE.

BUT STARTING NEXT YEAR, THAT MONEY COULD BE CAPPED AT $20,000 A YEAR.

>>> COMING FROM A LOW INCOME SORT OF BACKGROUND AND BEING FIRST GENERATION, IT IS -- I DO RELY A LOT ON THOSE FUNDS TO SUPPORT MY EDUCATION AND YEAH, IT'S VERY IMPORTANT TO HAVE THAT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FROM THE GOVERNMENT AND FROM SEVERAL GRANTS AND LOANS.

IT IS VERY UNFAIR.

TO THINK ABOUT.

>> THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SAYS THAT MOST STUDENTS SHOULDN'T WORRY ABOUT THE CHANGES.

CLAIMING 95% OF STUDENTS ALREADY BORROW BELOW THE NEW ANNUAL CAP.

BUT DATA FROM THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS CONTRADICTS THAT.

>>> THIS TIME OF YEAR AND THE DIPPING TEMPERATURES CAN REEK HAVOC ON YOUR SKIN.

MANDY TALKS TO A DERMATOLOGIST ABOUT HOW TO PROTECT YOUR SKIN THIS WINTER.

>> IT'S THE SEASON OF DRY SKIN AND IF YOU'RE FEELING THE ITCH, YOU'RE NOT ALONE.

>> THE COLD TEMPERATURES OUTSIDE, THE HIGH HEAT AND THE LOW HUMIDITY, ALL OF THOSE FACTORS PLAY A ROLE INTO MAKING OUR SKIN MORE DRY, MORE SENSITIVE.

>> DR.

SUSAN WITH THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER SAYS THERE ARE WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR SKIN AND PROVIDE SOME RELIEF.

SHE SAYS IT STARTS WITH HYDRATION.

>> MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE, MOISTURIZE.

YOU CAN NEVER MOISTURIZE ENOUGH.

>> MOST PRODUCTS OUT THERE ARE EFFECTIVE.

OINTMENTS LIKE PETROLEUM JELLY CAN HELP SEAL MOISTURE INTO THE SKIN, CREAMS THAT HAVE MORE OIL THAN WATER CAN REPLENISH SKIN TO KEEP IT HEALTHY.

>> LOTIONS TEND TO HAVE MORE WATER.

SO THEY ARE ABLE TO GLIDE ON THE SKIN MORE EASILY THAN CREAMS, BUT CREAMS AND OINTMENTS ARE MORE MOISTURIZING.

>> WHEN OUTDOORS, COVER UP TO MAKE SURE YOUR SKIN ISN'T EXPOSED TO THE ELEMENTS.

INSIDE CONSIDER USING A HUMIDIFIER AND AVOID TAKING LONG, HOT SHOWERS.

KEEP IT LUKEWARM AND SHORTER.

SHE SAYS TO ALSO PAY ATTENTION TO WHAT YOU'RE WASHING WITH.

>> MAKE SURE WE'RE USING MILD SOAPS.

GENTLE CLEANSERS.

AVOID THE HARSH TONERS, PERFUMES.

SCENTED CLEANSERS THAT CAN IRRITATE THE SKIN.

>> FOR HEALTH MINUTE, I'M MANDY GAITHER.

>> IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO ADJUST YOUR SKIN CARE REGIMEN.

MOISTURIZER, YES, BUT CONTINUING TO USE A DAILY SUNSCREEN, EVEN IN THE WINTER MONTHS.

>>> AND HERE IS SOMETHING ELSE TO WATCH OUT FOR.

DRY SKIN, YOU KNOW, SANTA ANA WINDS CAN MAKE IT WORSE.

IT CAN IMPACT FIRE RISK.

OUR MEDIA PARTNER VISITED THE CAL FIRE AIR ATTACK BASE, STILL UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN RAMONA.

THE AGENCY SHARED MORE ABOUT HOW CREWS ARE PREPARING TO RESPOND TO THE FIRE DANGER WEATHER NOW AND IN THE FUTURE.

>> IT IS DRY.

IT IS WARMER THAN SEASONAL AVERAGE.

SO WE ARE EXPERIENCING HEIGHTENED FIRE DANGER.

WE ARE STARTING TO GET GREEN GRASS, WHICH IS A BENEFIT FOR US.

BUT GOING INTO NEXT FIRE SEASON, THAT'S GOING TO PROVIDE FOR ADDITIONAL DEAD FUELS THAT ARE RECEPTIVE TO FUELS.

>> CAPTAIN MIKE SAYS WINDS ARE GOING TO PICK UP OVERNIGHT AND LAST THROUGH WEDNESDAY.

>>> OVERALL, THE HEADLINES FOR THIS WEEK, WARM AND DRY.

OUR TEMPERATURES HAVE BEEN ON A WARMING TREND.

THAT PEAKS TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY, DEPENDING ON EXACTLY WHERE YOU ARE.

WE'LL START TO TREND BACK DOWN CLOSER TO WHERE WE SHOULD BE THIS TIME OF YEAR.

THINKING ABOUT HISTORICAL AVERAGES.

A BREAK FROM THE LOW CLOUDS AND THE FOG, UNTIL WE GET TO THE WEEKEND.

THAT'S WHEN THAT RETURNS ONCE AGAIN.

TALKING ABOUT TONIGHT, WE'RE IN THE 40s ACROSS THE BOARD.

42 IN OCEAN SIDE.

48 IN SAN DIEGO.

NOT SEEING A LOT OF CLOUDS.

MOSTLY CLEAR NIGHTS OVERALL.

ALLOWING OUR TEMPERATURES TO DROP LOWER.

TOMORROW, PLENTY OF SUNSHINE.

WE'RE AT 60 IN MOUNT LEGUNA.

83.

ALONG THE COAST, WE'RE IN THE MID TO UPPER 70s.

ALL RIGHT, LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS AHEAD.

SO, STARTING WITH THE COAST, WHERE WE HAVE MORE MILD CONDITIONS.

WE GET UP TO 74 BY THE TIME WE GET TO YOUR WEDNESDAY.

THEN WE START TO TREND BACK DOWN.

WE'RE BACK INTO THE 60s BY THE TIME WE GET TO FRIDAY.

TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE LOWS.

WE'RE STAYING IN THE 40s ALL WEEK.

SO YOU DEFINITELY WILL WANT THE JACKET ON THE WAY OUT THE DOOR IN THE MORNING.

WE GO MORE TO OUR INLAND REGIONS.

WE'RE IN THE 80s TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.

THEN, WE DROP.

80 ON THURSDAY.

WE'RE BACK TO THE LOW 70s BY THE TIME WE GET TO YOUR SATURDAY.

AGAIN, OUR LOWS ALL WEEK, WE ARE IN THE 40s.

THE CLOUDS START TO RETURN AS WE HEAD LATER INTO THE WEEK AS WELL.

OUR MOUNTAIN REGIONS, YOU DON'T GET THE CLOUDS BACK UNTIL WE GET TO SATURDAY.

BOUNCING AROUND A LITTLE BIT TEMPERATURE WISE.

FROM THE LOW 60s, WE GO TO 58 FOR THURSDAY.

BACK TO 60 FRIDAY.

BUT THEN WE ARE IN THE MID 50s BY THE TIME WE GET TO SATURDAY.

OUR LOWS BOUNCING BETWEEN THE UPPER 30s AND THE LOW 40s.

SO NOT TOO MUCH DIFFERENCE THERE.

JUST A FEW DEGREES.

WE TAKE YOU TO OUR DESERT REGIONS.

77 FOR YOUR TUESDAY.

80 BOTH WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE.

WE GET BACK TO THE MID 70s BY THE TIME WE GET TO SATURDAY.

THAT'S WHEN THE CLOUDS RETURN AS WELL.

HERE OUR LOWS ARE STAYING IN THE LOW 50s, UPPER 40s.

I'M ACCUWEATHER ANNA.

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>>> LAST YEAR, THE BOOKSTORE WON PUBLISHER'S BOOKSTORE OF THE YEAR AWARD FOR THE ACTING ROLE IN THE COMMUNITY AND DEDICATION TO HOSTING LITERARY EVENTS.

BETH VISITED THE BELOVED INDY BOOKSTORE TO REMIND PEOPLE OF ITS LONG HISTORY.

>> WARWICK'S IS THE OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED BOOKSTORE IN THE UNITED STATES.

AND NANCY LEARNED THAT FROM A CUSTOMER.

>> COAT TO THAT IS IT'S ALWAYS BEEN IN MY FAMILY.

MY GREAT GRANDFATHER OPENED THE FIRST WARWICKS IN 1895.

>> WT WARWICK MOVED THE BUSINESS TO LAHOYA IN 1939.

NANCY IS THE FOURTH GENERATION TO RUN THE INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE.

>> I LOVE THE STORE.

IT'S IN MY BLOOD.

IT'S SO MUCH A PART OF MY LIFE.

AND IT WAS REALLY GREAT BECAUSE MY PARENTS ALWAYS INCLUDED US FROM A YOUNG AGE.

THEY WOULD ASK OUR OPINIONS.

THEY WOULD TELL US STORIES.

IT WOULD BE FUNNY STORIES.

THEY WOULD BE SAD STORIES.

THEY WOULD BE STORIES OF SHOPLIFTERS.

>> THE BOOK STORE WAS THE FAMILY BUSINESS.

BUT ALSO A PLAYGROUND FOR WARWICK.

ESPECIALLY THE WAITER.

>> WHEN I WAS A LITTLE GIRL.

MY SISTER AND I USED TO RIDE UP AND DOWN AND GO AS FAST AS WE COULD.

IF YOU LOOK IN THE BACK OF IT, YOU CAN SEE OUR PARKING LOT USED TO START HERE.

THIS WAS ONE OF OUR FIRST EXPANSIONS OF THE STORE, WHERE WE ADDED THE BACK OFFICES.

>> AS AN ADULT, WARWICK TOOK OVER THE STORE IN THE 1990s.

>> THE ROLE OF AN INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE, I CAN'T OVERSTATE.

THE SENSE OF CONNECTINGNESS BETWEEN BOOK LOVERS, THAT SHARED LOVE OF A GREAT READ AND JUST WANTING TO HOLD IT AFTERWARD.

WE HAVE THIS WONDERFUL CUSTOMER BASE.

PEOPLE WHO SHOPPED HERE WHEN THEY WERE A CHILD ARE NOW BRINGING IN GRANDCHILDREN.

WE HAVE CUSTOMERS THAT COME IN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK.

OR WE HAVE CUSTOMERS THAT BRING THEIR DOG IN EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK FOR THEIR COOKIE.

>> IT'S SMART TO HAVE GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE.

BUILD COMMUNITY, SELL MORE THAN JUST BOOKS, AND BE IN A NEIGHBORHOOD THAT CAN AFFORD TO BOY EXPENSIVE HARD BACKS.

AS WARWICK'S HEAD BOOK BUYER, MAHLE ROW, HAS A DREAM JOB.

>> SOMEONE HAD TOLD ME I COULD BUY BOOKS FOR A LIVING, I WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE, YOU'RE KIDDING.

IT'S GREAT.

WHEN I AM BUYING BOOKS, I'M THINKING ABOUT WHAT TABLE THEY ARE GOING TO SIT ON AND WHERE THEY WOULD BE SITTING ON THE TABLE.

IT'S ALSO REALLY TRYING TO SEE WHAT'S OUT THERE.

WHAT IS DIFFERENT.

WHAT'S GOING TO MAKE SOMEONE STOP AND LOOK AT IT?

THAT IS VERY KEY WHEN WE ARE WORKING IN A PHYSICAL WORLD.

>> PUBLISHERS FOCUS ON THE PHYSICAL PACKAGING TO MAKE OWNING A BOOK FEEL A LITTLE MORE SPECIAL.

AND GROFF LIKES TO HIGHLIGHT THAT ON THE ART WALL.

>> IT IS ONE OF THE RAREST THINGS YOU WILL ACTUALLY FIND IN AN INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE.

WE HAVE SO MANY DIFFERENT BOOKS THAT PEOPLE STOP IN AND LOOK AT.

WE CATCH PEOPLE'S EYE FROM THE STREET.

>> ONCE PEOPLE ARE INSIDE, THE STAFF CAN PAIR THEM WITH THE PERFECT BOOK.

>> IT IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS.

THE FACT THAT PEOPLE PUT SO MUCH TRUST IN OUR BOOK SELLERS.

WE HAVE RECOMMENDATIONS AND SO MANY BOOKS SO THEY DON'T HAVE TO ASK IF THEY DON'T WANT TO.

BUT IT'S A JOY TO WATCH DIFFERENT BOOK SELLERS, WALK CUSTOMERS AROUND, FIND THEM THE PERFECT GIFT.

IT'S A JOY AND THAT'S SOMETHING WHERE WE'RE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE STAFF THAT IS SO GOOD AT RECOMMENDING AND THAT REALLY LISTEN AND KNOW WHAT PEOPLE ARE LOOKING FOR.

>> CONNECTING PEOPLE TO BOOKS IS PART OF WHAT JULIE DOES AS DIRECTOR OF EVENTS.

>> THERE'S SOMETHING HOLLOWED ABOUT THESE WALLS THAT PEOPLE COME TO LOVE AND BE PART OF THE LEGACY OF, YOU KNOW.

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE SITTING IN THE ROOM HEARING AN AUTHOR TALK ABOUT THEIR WORK.

I MEAN, IT IS TRANSCENDING.

YOU CAN'T REPRODUCE THAT IN A DIGITAL FORMAT.

>> WARWICK'S IS ABOUT THE IN- PERSON EXPERIENCE.

AND WARWICK SEES THE STORE AS HAVING A PERSONALITY AND A LIFE OF ITS OWN.

>> THE ENVIRONMENT OF THE STORE MAKES PEOPLE FEEL WARM AND SAFE.

I THINK PART OF THAT IS BOOKS, YOU KNOW, BUT ALSO IT IS ABOUT HAVING SO MANY LONG-TERM STAFFERS WHO REALLY LIKE THE CUSTOMER.

IT'S A WARM ATMOSPHERE AND THERE'S A LOT OF SHARING OF STORIES.

>> AND APPRECIATING 128 YEAR FAMILY HISTORY.

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