We're following breaking news of
Oceanside where a homicide investigation
is underway right now and it's t
a lot of moving parts to this o.
Thank you for joining us.
It's 6:00 AM. I'm Eric Connor. d
I'm Carrie Lane, Infernet at Iran Pour.
There are two scenes in this incident.
One is where a shooting happene.
The 2nd is where the chase ende.
CBS8's Chris Crow is live at
the scene where the chase ended
to break this all down for us.
Good morning, Chris.
And we're going to start
where things ended again,
as you just pointed out here, Carrie,
you can see right here behind u.
I want to point a couple
different things out.
You see the patrol cars here,
Oceanside police,
Riverside County Sheriff's and then what has
been confirmed as the shooter's vehicle.
Now you can see that door open
and then if we pan over back
towards the officers vehicles,
you can see those white markers,
those are shell markers,
those are shell casings.
That's giving you an idea of how many shots.
Have been fired.
Now I want to play a sound bite
here from a public information
officer with the Oceanside
Police Department speaking
about that chase that occurred.
The foot chase and then again
the shootout between both
officers and the suspect Fire
was exchanged and returned and e
suspect was located deceased ne.
At this time there is an officer
involved shooting investigation
which will be conducted by the
San Diego Police Department.
And a homicide investigation being conducted
by the Oceanside Police Departm.
So let's make our way back to the beginning.
And again, what you're seeing on your screen
right now is Soul Drive where this all ended,
but at another location that we have not
been able to get you at this time because
of just how chaotic things have been.
This morning, 1157, a call came in to
the Oceanside Police Department for a
domestic disturbance on Frederi.
Now when they got there on the y
there they heard also a call for
shots fired inside the home.
They found a woman dead from the home.
They were able to gather descrin
of the shooter as well as the vehicle
info is relayed on their radio channel
to all nearby law enforcement ad
then on Rainbow and the 15 Rivee
Sheriff deputies actually located the
suspect that a car pursuit broke out.
They ended up going back West oa
the 76 into Oceanside spike strs
were deployed at New.
River that a foot pursuit broke
out where we are right here.
So we can come back here live
and show you again.
To give you an idea here,
this is where that foot pursuit broke out.
That's where the suspect
got on their vehicle.
So now this picture may make more sense.
And then we're told that suspect
made its way back behind the Pl,
you can see the businesses that are there
and that's where officers found him dead.
So the big question here.
Of course,
which will be handled by the San Diego
Police Department and the subset
autopsy is how did the suspect ?
Did he commit suicide or was he
hit by one of the officers in ts
pursuit and in this gunfire exchange?
We know the San Diego Police
Department will be investigating that.
We know that no officers were
injured in this.
But another detail here which just adds
another layer of tragedy into the story,
the fact that at the home.
Were four children, ages 5 to 1.
We're being told that the two,
the victim as well as the shoot,
that they knew each other.
We still don't know the details of that
relationship, if they were marr,
if they were acquaintances,
family members.
But what we do know is that it s
believed that the suspect lived in that
house with the woman as well ash
those children who are in the ce
of other family members right n,
Eric and Carrie.
Very active investigations ther.
Chris go reporting live with the
latest updates. At this point.
More developments going to be
happening throughout the mornin.
We'll check back in with him here shortly.
New this morning a pedestrian was hit
and killed by a car in Spring Valley.
It happened just before 10 last night
near the intersection of Hamasha Blvd.
And Lamplighter Village Drive.
At this hour we cannot confirm whether
the driver stayed on scene or l.
We are working to gather more information
and we'll bring you the latest updates
as we receive them here in The Newsroom.
And this morning, deputies are
investigating the deaths of two adults
who were found by their young daughter.
The Sheriff's Department says the daughter
called 911 after finding their bodies.
This happened yesterday morningt
a mobile home on East Bradley A.
near Graves Ave. and the Bostona
area of unincorporated El Cajon.
Deputies say the bodies had blut
force trauma, considered suspic.
They were asking them,
did you hear anything? No fight.
No arguments. No. No shots.
And everybody said no.
No, we didn't hear anything.
They're nice people.
They were nice people.
Very, very nice.
No problems at all.
The kids would play.
They were always say hi to us.
The couple's names have
not been released. This
morning, a mother whose two
children were killed when they n
onto the highway is out of jail.
After pleading not guilty to DUI
and child endangerment charges,
Sandra Ortiz appeared in court yesterday.
Investigators say Ortiz pulled
over after a piece of luggage
fell off their SUV along Hwy.
78 in Vista.
That's when her 10 and 16 year
old got out of the car.
They tried to retrieve that
luggage but unfortunately were
hit by another vehicle and kill.
For now.
Ortiz was released by the judge while
she awaits her next hearing on June 30th.
Ortiz faces 20 years in prison if convicted.
A man accused of killing a woman
what police say was a random stabbing
at a park in City Heights is now
scheduled for a competency evaluation.
Prosecutors say 23 year old Syla
Nusi Panophale Hamla randomly stabbed
and killed 66 year old Chai cows
she was exercising at the park.
His arraignment was suspended
after his defense attorney decld
that he's mentally incapable in
a legal sense of facing a judge.
He is due back in court in Augu.
In the meantime,
Hamela's uncle says the family wants to
sincerely apologize for what happened.
We as a family
just wanted to send a message to
Mrs. Kiao family. First off,
we sent our deepest apologies,
love, thoughts and prayers and
our condolences is to you guys.
The candlelight vigil is
taking place for the victim.
It starts at 5:30 tonight and ends at
8:30 in the Central Ave. Mini P.
A community gathering and speecs
will be taking place before the vigil.
This is a incredibly unforgiving
environment down there on the sea floor. And
the debris is consistent
with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel.
Tragic end of the search
that captivated the world.
The Coast Guard confirms 5 peope
who were on a sub that went misg
on a trip to the Titanic wreckae
did not survive this morning.
The mission is shifting to recor
the wreckage of the Titan sub ad
figure out exactly what went wr.
CBS8's Jesse Bagan talks to a dp
sea researcher for some perspece
on what may have happened here.
One of my early impressions wasI
think something happened to the,
and if that's the case, they're
done. As soon as Dr.
Michelle Boudrea heard the news,
his experience led him to
a grim conclusion. Dr.
Boudrea is now an associate professor
of environmental and Ocean scies
at the University of San Diego,
But for years he was a deep
sea biologist and went out of
five submersible dives. I mean
when we were doing in our resea,
submersible dives or somebody at
the surface calling continuing.
We have a record, you know,
every hour there's a check,
he says. The approach to everytg
is safety and communication,
first with gauges, monitors and alarms,
keeping tabs on pressure,
oxygen levels and more.
I don't know of any submersiblet
does this in a serious way thats
not have all the all the systems
there and then a completely doue
set of systems from virtually e.
But Even so, he says a failure
as small as a pinhole in
the hole could prove deadly.
And it's what he thinks
likely happened to the Titan.
It's an instantaneous thing.
The the pressure from the outside comes
in that basically collapses the metal.
You get the the impact of an employment
when you see a building collapse, right.
They implode these buildings.
It's kind of that same perspect.
Jesse Pagan, CBS8.
Coast Guard officials say they t
know yet if they can recover the bodies
of the five people on board the Titan.
They will, however,
use the resources and mass to kp
searching and gathering informa.
Right now they don't know
when the implosion happened.
Meantime, the director of the
movie Titanic is sharing his
thoughts on this tragedy.
James Cameron compared it to
the fate of the famous ship. I
think there's a a great,
almost surreal irony here,
which is Titanic sank because te
captain took it full steam into.
A nice field at night,
on a moonless night with very
poor visibility after he had ben
repeatedly warned by telegram,
by Marconi Graham by radio during the
day that that's what was ahead of him.
Cameron not only directed the 97 film,
but he is also an experienced deep sea
explorer who has made 33 dives to the
wreckage of the ocean liner right now.
Greek and European authorities
facing criticism here,
this after more than 80 bodies.
Have now been recovered from one
of the deadliest migrant shipwrs
in the Mediterranean in years.
The ship capsized off Greece last week,
NPR reporting only 104 have been rescued.
The UN says 500 are still missi.
Many on social media are callint
the disproportionate response te
Titan sub in comparison to this recent
tragedy off the coast of Greece.
This morning,
sending a Mayor Todd Gloria will
sign a $5.1 billion budget into.
The budget prioritizes homeless,
public safety and St. repairs.
It allocates more than $140,0000
to resurface 157 miles worth of roads.
The budget covers the 2024 fiscal year,
which starts July 1st.
The mayor will sign it during a
ceremony this morning at 8:30.
All right, let's get a check of the weather.
We are on Friday,
Friday, Friday.
Let's do
it here. Beautiful start to the day as well.
Beautiful weekend ahead.
We're going to be really mild out there.
Temperatures will still likely
fall a few degrees cooler than
average on our afternoon highs.
But I mean, how about this
for your start to the morning,
This is Mount Soledad showing jt
a few passing clouds out there.
Sunrise was at 5:42,
so just about 25 minutes ago or.
And we're still going to be working through
some of those clouds over the coming hours.
But we'll have that day length extending
all the way through 8:00 PM that's when
that sunset is going to take pl.
So again, average would be 70s moving
into the 80s instead across your
coastline and toward your mountaintops.
We're going to be in the 60s.
Your inland valleys will climb into the 70s,
so still pretty comfortable
and again mild out there,
but it's not until we get into the middle
of next week that will notice ae
widespread robust warm up on the way.
Last two weeks of temperatures
we have an exceeded average for
a single one of those days,
Tuesday and Wednesday when we
ushered in the start of the sumr
season officially we had very sr
like conditions out there matchg
average through of low pressure.
Sunk in dropped our temperatures
by 5 degrees for yesterday,
so that was 68 as that forecast high.
Today we're going to start a lie
bit of warm up that will extend
into the weekend 69 degrees.
We'll start to make it into the 70s though.
Again,
next week is when that will take place.
Onshore flow strengthens this afternoon.
And so watch for those westerly winds today,
10 to 20 mph.
You might notice the breeze out there,
but luckily a wind advisory hast
expired across our mountains and deserts,
so we'll see less of an impact
related to those winds.
In the coming hours and the
coming days as well.
Now for traffic,
here's a look at border wait
times from the CBP website.
90 minutes for the general linet
the San Ysidro Port of Entry an5
minutes for the general line at the O time.
A supportive entry.
We'll keep getting checks of
traffic all morning long.
Also in just a few minutes,
getting a look at that 8
day forecast back to you.