Gut wrenching, I mean makes
you have a stomachache. Now
6 deputies are investigating
after they say A1 year old was
fatally shot by her sibling.
Plus another day with an
excessive heat warning in play.
We are even warmer this afternoon
than yesterday afternoon.
Find out if there is any
relief insight for the heat
and how to stay safe during
this heat, plus how to save some
money on your electric bill.
You can match with your outfit or
you know you can go with colors.
Opening day in Delmar is about
more than just horse racing.
We'll give you a look at
the fashion and the hats
you're watching CBS8 Mornings at Six.
We do begin with this tragic
story out of Fallbrook.
This morning a one year old was shot and
killed by their three-year old sibling.
Glad you're with us here.
I'm Eric Connor.
And I'm Anna Laurel.
Deputies say the three-year old
got a hold of an unsecured gun.
CBS8's Chris Grow is live outside
the San Diego County Sheriff's
Department headquarters.
Chris, just a horrible
story to have to report.
What can you tell us?
A tough one to have to report today,
but again want to make sure that we all
have this information readily available.
And the latest we're hearing from the San
Diego Again County Sheriff's Department
is that it was a three-year old brother
that unfortunately got a hold of this
handgun and shot his one year old sister.
Now this according to the San Diego
County Sheriff's Department happened
around 7:30 in the morning yesterday.
The child was brought to Palomar
Medical Center but was pronounced dead.
At around 8:30 in the morning,
so about an hour after that
shooting was reported.
Now, As for the actual incident itself,
there's not a whole lot of information
that's being released at this time.
We do know the deputies and
detectives were at that scene on
Stagecoach for several hours,
in fact, well into the night.
And it wasn't until about the
afternoon or night time that neighbors
had an even idea of what happened.
They knew something happened,
but they didn't have any of the specifics.
They didn't understand what was going on,
why there was this huge law
enforcement presence.
And now unfortunately as many of them
are waking up this morning to find out
the news or having again to kind of
face the reality yet again 24 hours
later just coming to grips here of
of this tragedy that hit this family.
Now as far as a name that has
not been released,
San Diego County Sheriff's Department
is saying that they are withholding that
right now out of sensitivity for the family.
At this time, of course,
if anything further developed out
of the story,
we will be sure to bring you those details.
But for now,
we're going to send things back to you,
Eric and Nana. All right.
Again, a tough story to deliver
here this morning. Thank you, Chris.
By law, all guns in San Diego
County must be stored safely.
An ordinance that took effect last
year requires guns to be secured with a
trigger lock or be locked in a container.
At the state level,
California says a person cannot store a
gun where a child may have access to it.
And guns are the leading cause of
death for kids and teens in the USA.
New study out of Ohio State University
indicates having young children watch
a gun safety video might protect them
better when they're around firearms.
The study found children who watched
the gun safety video 28% less likely
to touch a gun they found hidden in
a drawer and 20% were less likely
to pull the trigger.
We've got breaking news just
coming into The Newsroom.
We're just learning a U.S.
National is in custody in North Korea.
The US citizen was on a tour
to our Korean border village
and crossed the border into the
North without authorization.
Right now, the United Nations
Command is working with North
Korea to resolve the incident.
This is all the information we
have right now.
Of course,
we'll keep you updated as we learn more
and take a look at this video from overnight.
Right now police looking for the
driver who crashed into this
fire hydrant and then drove off.
Happened before midnight last night
the 4800 block of Federal Blvd.
In the Mid City area.
You see that broken fire hydrant sent
water shooting high into the air.
If you have any information
about this hit and run driver,
you're asked to call police.
Also new this morning a man was attacked
by a person with a hammer in City Heights.
This happened just before midnight
in the 4400 block of Whiteman St.
Now this is the same area where
a man slashed part of a woman's
scalp with a sword last week.
The man who was attacked
last night with the hammer.
He was taken to the hospital.
Still not clear how serious his injuries are.
It's also not clear if any
arrests have been made,
but you're asked to call police if
you have any helpful information.
This morning, a man accused of burglary while
working as a paramedic is expected in court.
According to the UT, Nicholas Connery
worked for the ambulance company Falk.
The company told the newspaper
that Connery was arrested on duty
but is no longer working there.
He also faces charges of identity theft and
possession of an assault weapon and fentanyl.
Today, the city of Poway could
move forward with its own homeless
encampment ban in public spaces.
A second reading is scheduled
today and if passed,
it would take effect in 30 days.
This comes after the city of San
Diego passed its own encampment ban.
And we have a new update here this morning.
Officials say the mountain biker who
died over the weekend in the Hukamba
Mountains was just 24 years old from Otai.
The biker died while riding in
extreme heat after he and his friends
stopped to help a group of hikers
who were dehydrated temperatures
there reaching 110 degrees that day,
and investigators say the biker
collapsed from severe heat.
He looked fit and able
like the rest of his.
Mountain biking crew that was
with them. The extreme temperature,
it doesn't matter how fit you are,
it's it's just a treacherous area.
Officials are urging people who
want to hike or bike to either go
very early in the day or very late.
And even better,
they say it's just better to wait a
few days for things to cool down a bit.
Coming up, we're gonna have a closer
look at how to stay safe in the heat.
And how to save some money
on your electric bill.
But right now,
let's get to meteorologist
Evan Ronnie for a check on our
hot forecast on this Tuesday.
Evan.
Yeah,
the downside is that if you are
planning on waiting a couple days
for the alleviation of this heat,
it's probably not going to come.
We have models that show over the
next 10 days. We could hold on
to the successive heat warning.
Right now, excessive heat
warning set to expire on Friday.
Models show that beyond
Friday we will remain hot.
So that would mean that the National
Weather Service would extend or reissue.
Those heat related alerts.
Let's take a look at your
forecast for the day.
Coastline remains the place to
be for more mild conditions.
Upper 70s along the coast,
upper 80s and low 90s as
you start to make your way.
E Our western valleys are near 90
by the time we get to about 2:00 PM.
Looks like that the farther E you go,
we could be in the mid 90s this afternoon.
93 across the mountains,
113 out there for the deserts.
Mountains and deserts are where we
have that excessive heat warning.
There's a chance that we see it
issued for your inland valleys,
but for now, your coastline.
Andrea,
inland valleys do not have one in effect.
Marine layer is helping to keep
the coast a bit more mild.
This is La Jolla facing east.
Sunrise was at 553.
Sunset not come until 756.
And what this means for us with this
view out there is there is a bit of fog.
So watch out for reduced visibility,
especially close to the coast along the five.
What we expect is that by the
time we get to seven, 8:00 AM,
we'll see these clouds lift
and then pull their way back.
They'll recede quite a bit and that'll
mean that we are going to have a.
Sunny afternoon ahead,
looking at your temperatures out
the door right now, 67 in Oceanside,
66 in Delmar, 68 in El Cajon,
70 in Alpine.
So these temperatures are quite
mild and in many cases they're
still a little bit warm out there.
But compared to yesterday,
we've cooled down to degrees in Oceanside,
1 degree in Carlsbad and Encinitas,
and three degrees in Ramona.
This is again compared to 24 hours ago,
but in many cases our temperatures overnight.
They're warmer on average.
Let's look at your 5 day forecast
where our future shows more
warm temperatures on the way.
And in fact,
we will probably get warmer
than where we are today.
Today is warmer than yesterday.
It shows a good possibility that
by Thursday will be even warmer.
These are only single degree changes
day-to-day. Keep that in mind.
So.
Not going to be the most noticeable,
however,
still showing that we are on a gradual
warming trend through the upcoming weekend.
Let's take a look at traffic
at six O 8 right now.
Want to start off with a crash that
we have been talking about for the
last about hour and a half or so.
This is in the downtown area
traffic collision.
Little Italy downtown issued at 4:45
minor injuries reported Columbia St.
in Hawthorne. Essentially if you're
trying to get to and from the airport,
you can expect some backups
on Hawthorne and that is.
At that five on ramp and off ramp,
we also want to get a check of your
border wait times this morning.
70 minutes right now at the
Sandy siege report of entry.
70 minutes at the O time
May support of entry.
For more on highway conditions
in San Diego County,
head to cbs8.com/traffic.
Back to you too.
All right, Evan, thank you. Still ahead.
We're working for you with tips
to stay safe and all this heat
and how to save you some money
on that electric bill plus this.
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