She definitely looks like she
has neurologic symptoms. Animals
across the California coast are getting sick.
We're going to explain why and
how it could impact humans, too.
Plus, you're supposed to use them to pay.
But these QR codes on local
parking meters, They're leading
to something very inappropriate,
why a local landlord cannot kick
out tenants who haven't paid re.
And attention travelers,
what could lead to flight
delays? Starting this weekend,
we're off to a mild start of
the week after a beautiful
summer like weekend out there.
We'll talk about a warming trend that will
be on hand as we head toward the end of it.
It's 6:00 AM on Monday, June 26.
You're up with CBS8.
And we begin with breaking
news of an Amber Alert.
Please look at your screen right now.
Authorities in San Diego are keg
an eye out for a woman and babyo
were reportedly abducted in Lancaster.
The suspect on the right side of your
screen there has been identifies
25 year old Efrain Sanchez Jime.
Authorities say he abducted 31
year old Sabrina Sanchez and
two-month old Etsel Sanchez.
The suspect is considered armed
and dangerous and he was driving
a 2007 silver Buick Lucerne.
With a Colorado license plate number,
a U IX94, you are asked to call
911 if you see any of them.
Our other top story we're follog
here on this Monday morning,
a crisis unfolding across California's
coast and it's affecting a lot
of animals here in San Diego.
Glad you are with us for this s.
I'm Eric Connor.
And I'm data Marie Mcnichol filg
in Fernetta A romp or now we're
learning that 16 sea lion was
rescued in Carlsbad over the weekend.
It was exhibiting symptoms of neurotoxin.
So we do have CBS8, Chris Crowe,
he's live in a beach in
Carlsbad with what's happening.
Also if this could affect humans
similarly to the way it affects animals.
Good morning, Chris.
Yeah, good morning, Eric and Danny Marie.
And this is causing a bit of con
here all up and down the coast
of Southern California from Sana
Barbara down to San Diego Count.
And take a listen to how this mn
described his encounter with the sea lion,
why it is that he decided to call SeaWorld.
And what potentially you may
want to look out for when you're
at the beach as well too.
I saw the sea lion sitting
there or kind of lying there
and it was shaking a lot and it
just didn't look well. There was
another couple that was standing there
and the guy says I think it's d.
Now, according to CNN's reporti,
officials have received thousanf
sick reports of sick sea lions r
dolphins washing up on the shore from
Santa Barbara to here in San Di.
What's the cause?
A toxic algae bloom off of our coast.
Animals get sick if they consum.
And of course, as you can imagi,
it moves up the food chain.
So if a fish, crustaceans,
anything like that, consume it,
it could even affect those largr
mammals like sea lions and dolphins now,
so far here locally.
SeaWorld has rescued 7 sea
lions and 1 dolphin.
Unfortunately,
this has led to some of them being euthanized
because they're they're just so sick.
The hope is that this sea lion in particular
can make a full recovery domoic acid,
which of course is what causes u
to get sick from that algae blo.
It doesn't affect humans unless they consume,
consume it, consume.
Toxic and contaminated seafood w
if they do, if you do become si,
symptoms to look out for can
hit you in about 30 minutes.
They include vomiting,
dizziness and headaches.
Now As for which foods you shoud
be looking to avoid in the mean,
try to avoid sport harvested mussels,
clams or scallops originating
from Santa Barbara County.
And of course,
if you want more information on this story,
what to do if you see a a sick sea mammal,
if you see a mammal like a sea lion dolphin,
wash a bunch or what to do.
Go ahead and call the both SeaWd
and you can go to cbs8.com and
click on that story link to leaa
little bit more about who to ca.
Eric and Dana Marie Chris, thanks for that.
Now to another problem in the w.
South Bay communities continue o
battle against sewage contaminan
and this week officials are tryg
to finally put a stop to it.
It's been an ongoing problem for decades now.
Tomorrow, the county Board of Supervisors
will consider declaring a local emergency.
There have been over 500 consece
days of beach closures in the South Bay.
The closures are not just
frustrating for people live her,
but it's severely impacting the community,
the environment and businesses.
These places are look empty.
Before it was packed,
you couldn't find parking.
It is very frustrating.
I mean, especially on hot days,
they're constantly putting these
signs up saying
that we cannot go in and
after a while I
think just families ignore it.
Imperial Beaches Mayor is also
asking the White House for a
federal state of emergency.
She says poor water quality
is contributing to illnesses
and this morning 4 miles of new carpool
lanes on the five in North Coun.
They're going to be completed.
The new lanes are on the northbd
5 from Carlsbad and Oceanside,
specifically between Palomar
Airport Road and State Route 78.
Caltrans says the lanes connect to the
existing 9 miles of HOV lanes between Loma
Santa Fe Drive and Palomar Airport Rd.
The southbound lanes have been opened.
Since June 14th and this mornin,
Cal Fire is suspending burn
permits in San Diego County as e
weather gets hotter and drier.
Starting at 8:00 AM this mornin,
San Diegoans won't be able to burn branches,
leaves or landscape debris
outside their homes.
We had a historically wet
winter here in California,
which led to an overgrowth of b,
Cal Fire says.
As it dries up the summer,
the dead plants will be more
susceptible to burning.
Officials say the people should
find an alternative way to get d
of brush cleared from their hom.
Right now,
homeless
advocates are speaking out agait
the city of San Diego's homeless
encampment ban ahead of a final vote.
Yesterday, the San Diego Housing Emergency
Alliance held a demonstration against
the socalled Unsafe Camping Ordinance.
Critics say it criminalizes homelessness.
The ordinance will return to the City
Council for a second reading tomorrow
after it was passed earlier this month.
It makes it a misdemeanor for unhoused people
to camp in or near parks homeless shelters.
Schools, trolley corridors and waterways
of shelter options are availabl.
It's expected to take effect at
the end of July and this mornin,
the City of San Diego's new tent
protection ordinances now in ef.
It began over the weekend.
One major change will affect tenants who
are evicted at no fault of their own.
For example,
if their landlord is doing a renovation,
the new law will require landlords to
pay tenants they evict 2 months rent,
three months for seniors and
people with disabilities.
Right now, state law allow us for one month.
Officials say the goal is to
reduce the number of residents
falling into homelessness.
And this morning we're working for you
to find out what happens in La a
after people reporting the QR codes on
parking meters led to adult websites.
Now this is happening on La Mesa Blvd.
Now. Our photographer scanned oe
of those QR codes, and sure eno.
A Google search popped up with
links to adult websites.
This is the QR code that people
are supposed to use to pay for
parking with their phones.
We reached out to the city of La
Mesa and they're telling us thee
going to comment on the meters today,
so of course we're going to keep
you posted on that response.
All right, check this out.
A fireball flying through
the sky so fast you
probably may have missed it.
OK, so real quick look right he,
you see this fireball,
boom coming across the sky ther,
really lights it up.
It shows what looks like a meteor appearing,
then kind of disappearing
about two seconds later.
We slowed the video down a little bit,
give you a closer look.
You can see that object looks le
it is actually falling to earth.
At some point it comes all the way down
and then just lights up the sky there.
Pretty cool.
You can see the clouds there as well,
helping it kind of magnify thin.
Another camera in Claremont
caught the same event,
but the fireball wasn't just spd
here in San Diego on this camer.
Here,
a camera near Palm Springs caugt
the big green ball and light
flashes as well as the camera in
southern Arizona also catching
this on the videos timestamp.
The event happened exactly
238 on Friday morning.
These videos were compiled by te
nonprofit American Meteor Socie.
People across California as well as Arizona.
Nevada reported seeing this big meteor.
According to the website,
it was likely part of a meteor
shower that peaked Saturday nig.
Some of those clouds out there
you see kind of magnifying that
light that was out there here,
but a lot of clearing over the weekend,
especially inland.
Let's check in with meteorologist Evan Irani.
Some cloud coverage at the beach is still,
but nonetheless much warmer
weekend than we've had recently,
right? Absolutely. It was a very mild,
comfortable weekend that we just wrapped up.
It looks like as we head through this week,
we're going to hold on to
those mild conditions,
temperatures a hair cooler than average,
especially. Close to the coastl,
but the real warm up is really going to be
felt by the end of this week into next week.
That's where we start to see temperatures
jump into the above average range and
it is going to be a pretty magnificent
warming trend that we'll have on hand.
It will be the first time in liy
about three months that we've reached
well into the above average ran.
Because the last time we did
so was about April,
so we'll talk about that in just a minute.
But to start off your morning t,
few patchy clouds out there,
not a ton of trouble.
Cloud cover isn't really inhibiting much.
We're going to see those clouds
break apart by mid morning.
We'll get sunshine.
Temperatures should peak
today in the upper 60s,
couple low 70s out there along our coastline,
You head inland,
you make it to the mid 70s
and near upper 70s, low 80s.
But really the 80s are going toe
commonplace by the time we get o
the end of this week about Frid,
Saturday, Sunday stretch.
Deserts looking at a high of
101 this afternoon.
So we are in the triple digits out there.
Current temperatures walking out the door,
you've got mainly 50s,
couple low 60s out there,
61 right now in Carlsbad and Oceanside,
59 in Encinitas.
Poway is at 57 in Ramona,
little bit cooler 46 degrees.
Stepping out the door right now.
Now for traffic,
let's get a look at border
wait time from the CDP website.
Time now is just about 6:10.
And the wait right now for at te
Sandy City Report of Entry going to run
you about an hour and 10 minutes or so.
Oh, time, a support of entry only 30 minutes.
So a little bit quicker to get through,
but you're still looking at a py
decent way at the Sandy City Report of Entry.
We'll keep you up to date here
as well as on cbsa.com/traffic.
Back to you.
All right. Thanks, Evan. Still ahead?
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