OVER
OVER TIME. >> WE DON'T SEE AN END TO THIS GROWING CONCERN OVER THE CAUVIN
SURGE.
WHAT A LOCAL HOSPITAL IS SAYING
ABOUT ITS ICU SITUATION AND A
NURSE SHARES SOME PERSPECTIVE.
THE POINT IS TO STAY AT HOME
DURING THIS CRITICAL TIME
UNSURE IF YOU CAN TRAVEL DURING
THIS LATEST STAY AT HOME ORDER
WHERE CLEARING UP THE CONFUSION
IF THE DEVICE WE'RE NOT
IMPLEMENTING IS SOMEONE ELSE'S
FROM TECH ADDICTION TO
DEPRESSION AND HOW TO HELP YOUR
KIDS COPE DURING CAUVIN.
>> WE'RE JUST ORZO ON THEY'RE
JUST TAKING VIDEOS AND TOUCHING
IT TRYING TO GET SOME ALIEN
POWERS.
>> THE MYSTERY CONTINUES.
ONE OF THE MONOLITHS JUST
SHOWED UP HERE IN SAN DIEGO
WHEN IT'S ALREADY GONE.
YOU ARE UP WITH NEWSIE AND THE
ALIENS ARE INVADING SAN DIEGO.
>> NOW IT'S NOT JUST UTAH.
APPARENTLY ANOTHER MONOLITH
SHOWING UP AT MEGADETH AND HOW
YEARY IN THAT MUSIC IS JUST THE
MYSTERY CONTINUES.
GUYS, WE LOVE A GOOD MYSTERY
AROUND HERE, DON'T WE?
>> GOOD MORNING TO YOU
EVERYONE.
THANKS FOR JOINING US HERE AT
SIX A.M. I'M ERIC CONNER.
AND I'M ROB PART.
WE'RE GOING TO CHECK IN WITH
EVAN NEUROTIC THIS MORNING.
HE'S JOINING US THIS MORNING.
GOT YOUR WEATHER COVERED.
AND WOW, EVAN, I MEAN I LOVE
LOOKING AT YOU BUT I LOVE
LOOKING AT THE GOOD SIDE.
LET'S LOOK AT THAT.
NOW THERE ARE AROUND SHIFTING
THE REST OF IT.
ALSO STAY TUNED FOR THAT MODEL.
HISTORIC IS THE SOUND FROM THAT
KID.
INCREDIBLE.
KID. INCREDIBLE. HE HAS A GREAT STATEMENT FOR
US.
SO STAY TUNED.
BEAUTIFUL SUNRISE.
WE WERE FACING WE STILL KIND OF
ARE WE SHIFTED DIRECTION JUST A
LITTLE BIT.
BUT A BEAUTIFUL START TO THE
MORNING PARTIAL CLOUD COVER
TEMPERATURES A LITTLE BIT
CHILLIER AS WE KICK OFF YOUR
WEDNESDAY COMPARED TO
YESTERDAY.
AS WE HEAD TOWARD THE AFTERNOON
WE WILL STILL BE ABOVE AVERAGE
NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR
WOULD BE MOSTLY MID AND UPPER
60 DEGREE TEMPERATURES AND
STILL MAKE IT TO THE LOW 70S
TODAY.
SEVENTY ONE FOR SAN DIEGO AND
RAMONA.
THE DIFFERENCE SIX DEGREES
WARMER AND TAKE COASTAL
COMMUNITIES 70S FOR TODAY
COOLING DOWN A BIT TOWARD YOUR
THURSDAY AND YOUR FRIDAY.
I'LL SEND THINGS OVER TO YOU,
JENNY.
GOOD MORNING.
>> GOOD MORNING TO YOU AND GOOD
MORNING TO YOU AT HOME.
>> SO WE'VE GOT ONE TROUBLE
SPOT ON THE MAP.
I KNOW YOU'LL PROBABLY BE ABLE
TO SEE IT.
WE'LL PULL IT UP AND
EVERYTHING'S QUIET EXCEPT FOR
RIGHT OVER HERE AND THE ONE
TWENTY FIVE.
SO NORTHBOUND DRIVE RIGHT YOUR
GROSSMONT.
WE ARE DEALING WITH A CRASH
HERE.
TWO OF YOUR LANES ARE BLOCKED.
CREWS ARE ON THE SCENE THIS IS
CAUSING SOME BIG OLD BACKUP
ZOOMING IN.
HERE'S THE ONE TWENTY FIVE
STACKED UP ALL THE WAY FROM THE
NINETY FOUR.
THIS IS AFFECTING PARTS OF THE
NINETY FOUR AS WELL.
YOU'RE DOWN TO ABOUT SIX MILES
AN HOUR ON AVERAGE UNTIL YOU
HIT GROSSMONT ONCE ABLE TO PASS
IT.
THINGS ARE CLEAR BACK TO WHILE
THOSE SUNRISES HAVE BEEN
GORGEOUS.
>> WE'LL CHECK BACK IN WITH
EVAN IN A MINUTE.
THIS MORNING WE ARE CLEARING UP
SOME CONFUSION ABOUT AN
IMPORTANT YET CONFUSING PART OF
THIS NEW STAY AT HOME ORDER.
IT SURROUNDS A TRAVEL BAN THAT
EXTENDS TO HOTELS, MOTELS AND
SHORT TERM VACATION RENTALS IN
OUR AREA.
SO NEWSAT IT'S CHRIS GROWE IS
LIVE IN HARBORER ISLAND WITH A
CLOSER LOOK AT THAT AS WELL AS
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THIS SMART
PHOTO ALERT THAT WAS SENT TO
EVERYONE A SURPRISE TO A LOT OF
PEOPLE.
YEAH, A BIG SURPRISE ESPECIALLY
BECAUSE NORMALLY THAT ALERT IS
USED FOR NOTIFICATIONS ABOUT
AMBER ALERTS OR OTHER TYPE OF
EMERGENCIES.
BUT THE STATE SENDING OUT THIS
REMINDER, THIS OFFICE OF
EMERGENCY SERVICES SENDING OUT
THIS ALERT TO THE PHONES OF
PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE TWO
REGIONS CURRENTLY UNDER THIS
STAY AT HOME ORDER REMINDING
PEOPLE THAT YOU ARE UNDER THAT
STAY AT HOME ORDER AND TO
COMPLY TO ONLY GO OUT WHEN
NECESSARY TO PRACTICE SOCIAL
DISTANCING AND TO USE FACIAL
COVERINGS.
NOW UNDER THE STAY AT HOME
ORDER OF COURSE IS THE ADVISORY
THAT THERE IS A LOT OF
CONFUSION ABOUT THIS TRAVEL
ADVICE ADVISORY.
NOW UNLIKE THAT THANKSGIVING
ADVISORY, THIS ONE IS A
REQUIREMENT NOT ASKING.
THIS IS A REQUIREMENT BASICALLY
THE ONLY PEOPLE THE STATE IS
SAYING IS ALLOWED TO TRAVEL ARE
CENTRAL WORKERS AS PART OF
THEIR WORK NOW.
THAT CRITERIA ALSO APPLIES TO
LODGING IN REGIONS LIKE OURS.
SO HOTELS, MOTELS, SHORT TERM
HOUSING RENTALS TO BE USED BY
ESSENTIAL WORKERS BUT ALSO
THOSE THAT ARE TRYING TO
QUARANTINE OR ISOLATE AWAY FROM
THEIR FAMILIES BECAUSE THERE IS
A POSITIVE KOVIK CASE LIKELY
THEIR OWN.
THEY TESTED POSITIVE AND THEY
WANT TO ABLE TO ISOLATE BUT
THEY CAN'T DUE TO OTHER REASONS
LIKE A MULTI GENERAL
MULTIGENERATIONAL HOUSEHOLDS
ARE JUST CRAMPED QUARTERS SO
THAT'S THE CRITERIA FOR WHO CAN
USE THE LODGING, WHO CAN
TRAVEL.
BUT THE PROBLEM IS THE STATE
HASN'T ANNOUNCED HOW THEY PLAN
TO ENFORCE ANY OF THIS BUT THEY
ARE SIMPLY ASKING PEOPLE TO
COMPLY.
LODGING COULD BE OPEN FOR
ESSENTIAL WORKERS ONLY NOT FOR
TOURISTS, NOT FOR LEISURE IN
THOSE AREAS THAT HAVE FALLEN IN
TO THOSE CATEGORIES.
>> AND SO OF COURSE SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA INCLUDES SAN DIEGO.
SO WE FALL INTO ONE THOSE
CATEGORIES.
THE THREE WEEK CLOCK STARTED ON
MONDAY.
OF COURSE THOUGH IF OUR ICU
CAPACITY CONTINUES TO BE AS A
REGION UNDER THAT 15 PERCENT
THEN IT'S LIKELY THAT WE WOULD
CONTINUE TO FALL UNDER THAT
STAY AT HOME ORDER.
ERIKA NETTA.
>> ALL RIGHT, CHRIS.
THANKS FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL SHOT
BEHIND BY THE WAY, FOR THE
EIGHTH DAY IN A ROW, SAN DIEGO
COUNTY REPORTED MORE THAN 1000
NEW CORONA VIRUS INFECTIONS.
TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX
NEW CASES WERE REPORTED.
ABOUT SIX PERCENT OF MORE THAN
21000 TESTS WERE POSITIVE.
SO THE TWO WEEK AVERAGE IS NOW
SEVEN POINT TWO PERCENT
POSITIVE.
NINE NEW COMMUNITY OUTBREAKS
WERE REPORTED HERE AS WELL AS
26 NEW DEATHS BRINGING THE
COUNTY'S DEATH TOLL TO ONE
THOUSAND EIGHTY EIGHT.
AND OUR COUNTIES I SEE USE ARE
UNDER PRESSURE FOR BED SPACE
BUT THE PRESSURE ALSO BEING
FELT BY THE DOCTORS AND NURSES
WORKING THESE UNITS.
NOW COULD YOU IMAGINE I MEAN
THEY HAVE QUITE THE CHALLENGE.
THEY'VE HAD IT FOR MONTHS AND
NOW SHARP HEALTH CARE IS
ESTIMATING THAT IT'S ICY.
USE OUR NINETY ONE PERCENT
FULL.
OFFICIALS THERE SAY THEY'VE
BEEN TRANSFERRING CRITICAL
PATIENTS FROM SOUTH BAY
HOSPITALS TO AVOID OVERWHELMING
STAFF WORKED MONTHS STRAIGHT
WITHOUT A BREAK.
AND COMING UP AT SIX THIRTY
YOU'RE GOING TO WANT TO STAY
TUNED FOR THIS.
WE'RE TALKING LIVE TO A LOCAL
ICU NURSE TO GIVE US SOME
PERSPECTIVE ABOUT WHAT
HOSPITALS ARE FACING DURING
THIS NOW SECOND SURGE OF THE
PANDEMIC AND A NEW DEVELOPMENT
THIS MORNING IN THE RACE FOR
CORONA VIRUS VACCINE.
>> THE UNITED KINGDOM ISSUED A
WARNING ABOUT PFIZER'S VACCINE
AFTER TWO GOVERNMENT WORKERS
HAD AN ALLERGIC REACTION.
THE COUNTRY SAYS ANYONE WITH A
HISTORY OF SIGNIFICANT ALLERGIC
REACTIONS SHOULD NOT GET THE
VACCINE FOR NOW.
THIS COMES OF COURSE A DAY
AFTER BEFORE I SHOULD SAY THE
FDA WILL DISCUSS WHETHER TO
AUTHORIZE PFIZER'S VACCINE.
PFIZER HAS SAID THAT ITS FINAL
ANALYSIS OF ITS VACCINE FOUND
IT IS NINETY FIVE PERCENT
EFFECTIVE MAHURIN.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE SAYS ITS
CORONAVIRUS VACCINE IS NEARLY
95 PERCENT EFFECTIVE AND
ASTRAZENECA REVEALED ITS
VACCINE CANDIDATE IS SEVENTY
POINT FOUR PERCENT EFFECTIVE AT
THIS TIME.
SO TO KEEP UP TO DATE ON THE
VACCINE AND WHEN IT WILL BE
AVAILABLE HERE IN THE UNITED
STATES, JUST TEXT THE WORD
VACCINE TO EIGHT FIVE EIGHT
FIVE SEVEN ONE 88 88 AND YOU'LL
GET A LINK TO ALL OF OUR LATEST
STORIES TO GET YOUR MORNING
RUSH NOW.
THE CORONADO UNIFIED SCHOOL
DISTRICT IS MOVING CLASSES BACK
ONLINE STARTING TODAY.
THE MOVE WILL BE IN EFFECT
THROUGH DECEMBER 18TH, THE
START OF WINTER BREAK.
THE DISTRICT SAYS THIS IS NOT
TIED TO ANY OUTBREAKS ON
CAMPUS.
THE MOVE IS DUE TO NEW CASES IN
THE REGION.
THERE WAS NO UPDATE PROVIDED
FOR A RETURN TO IN-PERSON
LEARNING.
AND SOME PARENTS IN THE NORTH
COUNTY ARE DEMANDING A RETURN
TO IN-PERSON INSTRUCTION.
LOOK WHAT THEY DID HERE.
THEY HELD A PROTEST OUTSIDE THE
ESCOVEDO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
YESTERDAY.
THE DISTRICT SUSPENDED
IN-PERSON LEARNING FOR THE REST
OF THE CALENDAR YEAR BECAUSE OF
MULTIPLE CORONA VIRUS EXPOSURES
AMONG STUDENTS AND STAFF.
MENTAL HEALTH HURT CHILDREN IS
NOT BEING TAKEN INTO
CONSIDERATION.
>> CHILDREN ARE NOT AT RISK FOR
THIS VIRUS.
THEY ARE WAY MORE LIKELY TO
COMMIT SUICIDE THAN THEY ARE
TODAY.
SO DISTRICT OFFICIALS SAY
STAFFING FOR IN-PERSON
INSTRUCTION JUST CAN NOT BE
MAINTAINED WITH THE NUMBER OF
PEOPLE WHO ARE CURRENTLY
QUARANTINING THERE.
>> SAN DIEGO STATE IS MAKING
CHANGES TO ITS SPRING TWENTY
TWENTY ONE SEMESTER DUE TO THE
PANDEMIC.
THE UNIVERSITY SAYS ONLY A
LIMITED NUMBER OF COURSES WILL
BE SCHEDULED TO MEET FACE TO
FACE NEXT SEMESTER.
THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF THOSE
CLASSES WHICH START ON JANUARY
20TH WILL BE HELD VIRTUALLY
WHILE STUDENTS IN IN-PERSON
COURSES COMPLETED REQUIRED
TESTING IN-PERSON CLASSES WOULD
BEGIN ON FEBRUARY 3RD.
THOUSANDS OF GROCERY WORKERS
ACROSS CALIFORNIA WILL BE
RECEIVING HAZARD PAY.
THAT'S ACCORDING TO THE UNITED
FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS
INTERNATIONAL UNION.
THE DEAL MADE WITH STATE OR
BROTHER MARKETS FRONTLINE
WORKERS WILL SEE A TEMPORARY
TWO DOLLAR AN HOUR PAY INCREASE
.
THE UNION SAYS IT'S A BIG WIN
FOR WORKERS.
WE'VE CONTINUOUSLY PUT
THEMSELVES AT RISK DURING THE
PANDEMIC.
>> AND LET'S TAKE YOU LIVE NOW
TO O.B..
CHECK IT OUT.
I KNOW IT'S STILL A LITTLE DARK
OUT THERE BUT YOU CAN SEE THAT
GLOW.
THE WAVES ARE CRASHING RIGHT UP
AGAINST THE BOTTOM OF THE PIER.
LOOK AT THOSE ROLLERS COMING
THROUGH.
MY GOODNESS.
SO THIS IS THE O.B. PIER WHERE
IT IS CLOSED THIS MORNING.
THEY PUT THE CHAINS UP
YESTERDAY RIGHT AROUND 2:00 IN
THE AFTERNOON.
THEY'RE STILL UP SO YOU CAN'T
GO WALKING ALONG THE PIER BUT
YOU CAN CERTAINLY HANG OUT ON
THE BOARDWALK AND WATCH THIS
SHOW.
WE HAVE HUGE WAVES RIGHT ALONG
OUR COAST LINE.
SAN DIEGO LIFEGUARDS SHUT IT
DOWN YESTERDAY THERE JUST FOUR
PEOPLE SAFETY LOOK AT THAT
CRASHING RIGHT THERE.
AND YOU KNOW LAST TIME YOU MAY
REMEMBER THOSE BIG WAVES CAME
AND PIECES OF THE PIER BROKE
OFF.
SO THAT DOES NOT HAPPEN.
THERE'S NO WORD YET ON HOW LONG
THE PIER WILL STAY CLOSE.
LIFEGUARDS OF COURSE WE'LL KEEP
AN EYE ON THOSE CONDITIONS AND
SO WE'LL EVAN AS WELL.
SO WE'RE GOING TO SEND IT OVER
TO EVAN NOW TO TALK ABOUT THESE
BIG WAVES ROLLING IN.
I MEAN IT'S BEEN AN IMPRESSIVE
SIGHT.
>> THAT'S INCREDIBLE.
THANK YOU TO OUR PHOTOGRAPHER
JULIA FOR GRABBING THAT.
JEEZ, THOSE WAVES.
YEAH.
AS YOU MENTIONED, YOU CAN SEE
THEM LIVE THIS MORNING HIDDEN
AT PIER.
SO MAKE SENSE WHY IT'S CLOSED
THIS MORNING.
WE OF COURSE WILL LET YOU KNOW
ONCE THAT REOPENS.
BUT THAT HIGH SURF ADVISORY
CURRENTLY IN EFFECT REMAINS IN
EFFECT ALL THE WAY THROUGH
EARLY FRIDAY MORNING.
THEN WE'LL START TO SEE THOSE
WAVES COME DOWN AS WE HEAD
TOWARD THE WEEKEND.
SAN DIEGO TEMPERATURES AROUND
THE DOWNTOWN AREA OVER THE NEXT
SIX HOURS OR SO GOING TO START
TO WARM UP AS WE HEAD TO THE
SUNRISE SUNRISE COME IN JUST
ABOUT IN THE NEXT 30 MINUTES OR
SO.
WE'VE GOT TEMPERATURES WARMING
UP TO ABOUT 70.
BY THE TIME WE GET TO NOON AND
1:00 P.M. CAPPING OUT THIS
AFTERNOON AROUND 71, 72 DEGREES
DOWNTOWN AND MOST OF THOSE
COASTAL AREAS WILL DO SO AS
WELL.
TAKING A LOOK AT THE RECORDS
THAT WERE SET YESTERDAY, IT WAS
VERY WARM 80S FOR THE MOST PART
TODAY.
COOLER TEMPERATURES.
SO IT'S COOLER START TO THE
MORNING AND A COOLER AFTERNOON.
WE'RE NOT GOING TO QUITE MAKE
IT TO THE 80 DEGREE RANGE BUT
WE ARE STICKING TO THE 70S AND
STILL ABOVE AVERAGE LOW
PRESSURE.
THE DOMINANT WEATHER FEATURE
GOING TO BRING ALONG WITH IT
BROKEN CLOUDS AND AT TIMES
OVERCAST CONDITIONS.
WE'LL SEE MORE OF AN ONSHORE
FLOW FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
THAT COULD DEEPEN DATA.
MARINE LAYER AS WE WAKE UP IN
THE MORNING.
SO TEMPERATURES COULD STAY A
LITTLE BIT MORE STABLE AT LEAST
AS WE'LL HAVE THOSE CLOUDS TO
ACT KIND OF AS A BLANKET
HOPEFULLY TAKING A LOOK AT WHAT
WE HAVE AS FAR AS YOUR RELATIVE
HUMIDITY GOES TODAY MAINLY DRY
CONDITIONS.
YOU COULD SEE MAINLY 20S ON
THERE AS THE INLAND LOCATIONS
GO.
AND THEN WE'LL SEE MORE
HUMIDITY MOVE IN AS WE TAKE ON
THAT ONSHORE FLOW.
JENNY, HOW ARE THE ROADS
LOOKING?
>> WELL, HERE'S THE DEAL
OVERALL.
THEY'RE NOT BAD.
YOUR TRAVEL TIMES YOU'RE
MOVING.
HOWEVER, THERE'S A SINGLE ALERT
THAT IS NOW ISSUED THAT IS
IMPACTING YOUR DRIVE OVER IN LA
MESA.
THIS IS A CRASH THAT I'VE BEEN
MENTIONING ALL MORNING LONG BUT
IT HAPPENED AT ABOUT 540 THIS
MORNING.
SO SEE WHERE THAT EXCLAMATION
MARK IS.
I'M GOING TO ZOOM IN HERE.
THIS IS ON THE NORTHBOUND 125.
BASICALLY BETWEEN LEMON AVENUE
AND GROSSMONT BOULEVARD WE'VE
GOT TWO LANES BLOCKED.
THIS IS AN EARLIER CRASH THAT
HAPPENED AT ABOUT 440.
THIS MORNING I BELIEVE A TOW
TRUCK JUST CAME ON THE SCENE.
SO THEY'RE DOING THEIR BEST TO
CLEAN UP.
HOWEVER, WE'RE STILL DEALING
WITH THAT ZIGGLER.
TWO OF YOUR LANES ARE BLOCKED.
JUST ON THAT NORTHBOUND
COMMUTE.
AND IT'S STILL CAUSING A
TANGLED MESS.
I'M GOING TO ZOOM IN HERE.
YOU'LL SEE THE 125 IS DOWN TO
ABOUT SIX MILES AN HOUR.
THIS IS IMPACTING PARTS OF THE
NINETY FOUR AS WELL AS IF
YOU'RE DRIVING THROUGH LA MESA.
KEEP THAT IN MIND.
ONCE YOU'RE ABLE TO PASS LEMON
AND GROSSMONT, IT TOTALLY EASES
UP.
NOW THE OTHER THING THAT I DO
WANT TO MENTION IS THIS ORANGE
BOX HERE ON FAIRMONT AVENUE
EASTBOUND ON THE EIGHT.
IF YOU'RE DRIVING TOWARDS
FAIRMONT APPARENTLY THERE'S
SOME DRYWALL ON THE ROAD THAT
WAS LOST.
SO WE'VE GOT THAT ENTRANCE RAMP