And this morning, investigatorsn
Lakeside are looking into the dh
of a man on a hiking trail.
Thanks for being here at 6:00 A.
I'm Eric Connors. And
I'm Nettie. Iran poor.
So this happened at the El
Capitan hiking trail last night.
Authorities say a man in his
late 20s was hiking with a
group had been complaining of
symptoms of heat exhaustion.
CBS8's Dan Marie Mcnichol live t
the trail now with the very lat.
Good morning, Dana Marie.
Good morning, Eric and Nana,
first responders and everything
they could to save his life,
but his symptoms were just too far gone.
Now officials tell us this all happened
here at the El Capitan hiking tl
around 6:45 last night and some of those
symptoms include feeling really dizzy and.
Thirsty. And the group that he was hiking
with realized how bad his condition was,
quickly called 911. Yesterday,
a helicopter was actually initially deployed,
but now we're learning that it s
shortly canceled because once ft
responders arrived here on scen,
they found that man in CPR stat,
postless and not breathing,
and he did pass away here in
the El Capitan hiking trail.
Now, with warmer temperatures of course
on the way, we know that it is .
So important to prevent any
type of heat exhaustion.
Here are some of the symptoms
to watch out for.
If people are dizzy,
excessive sweating, cool,
calm me, clammy, excuse me,
pale skin and possibly
nausea and or vomiting.
Heat stroke is much more seriou.
Signs include severe headache, confusion
and a change in behavior of the body.
Also stop sweating and will feet
to the touch now when this happ,
of course bring somebody water
but tell them not to chug it.
Get them inside, cool down and perform.
Active cooling mechanisms like e
packs on the armpits and growing area,
and sometimes even behind the n,
may be a cool compress on the h.
Now,
the Lakeside Fire Protection District
officials told us that it's important
to note even though weather conditions
may be cloudy and not appear ho,
hikers should still be
prepared with plenty of water.
You know, this is a tragic situation,
something we never want to repot
someone just going out enjoyinge
nature here in Lakeside and of course,
ending in a very, very sad.
Way in terms of that investigat.
They're still looking into his death,
but all signs do point to heat
stroke and heat exhaustion.
For any further updates or more
tips on how to prevent this,
you could always head to cbs8.c.
I'm Dana Marie Mcnicholl.
I'll send it back to
you. Over the last couple of da,
Border Patrol agents have detaid
hundreds of migrants near our border.
Title 42 is set to expire next Thursday,
and agents believe this is
what's causing the influx.
CBS Eight's Chris Grow live in n
Isidro to explain what will hear
when Title 42 is no longer in effect.
And Eric, what we're being told right
now is that what will happen ist
once Title 42 expires on May 11,
Title 8 will take its place and
border officials will begin to
enforce laws under that policy.
Now, under that directive,
if and when migrants are caught
crossing the border illegally,
they can and will be deported,
but then also.
If they are caught enough times,
or even just that first time,
those caught could be banned frm
reapplying for asylum for up to five years.
So some heavy consequences ther.
The Department of Homeland Secuy
says that they are preparing for
up to 13,000 migrants to cross e
border per day once Title 42 expires.
As for San Diego and local Border Patrol,
they say that they are getting ready.
They've directed all of their
resources to the issue.
That includes beefing up staffig
for screening and processing migrants
attempting to declare for asylu.
However,
immigration activists say that migrant
shelters aren't able to keep up.
And there are a host of other is
also plaguing this human rights issue.
So here's immigration rights activist
Enrique Morones on the topic.
The smugglers will often say,
you know, get on up there.
There's room for you at the shelters.
Just show up at the line and.
See that you're claiming
asylum. That's not the way it w.
And so the shelters don't know what to do.
Yeah, so you see, you hear again there,
Marone is commenting about how
sometimes smugglers again are gg
some of these migrants to the wg
information and then with the potential
consequences there for Title 8,
setting them up for failure essentially
when trying to seek asylum now.
For more information on Title 8,
as well as what will happen
once Title 42 does expire,
you can go to cbs8.com and
click on that story link.
Eric and Netta.
All right, Chris Grow,
thank you for the update.
Live at our border and now new this morning
we are hearing from the former MTS employee
accusing Nathan Fletcher of sexual assault,
Grecia Figueroa posted on a blog Saturday.
She expresses frustration.
For the treatment she experienced since
coming forward with her allegat.
So in this blog post, she writes in part.
It's no wonder people feel they'll be judged
when speaking up about sexual harassment,
if seeking vindication of one'sn
rights leads them to be called a liar,
a mistress, a gold digger,
and far worse, names.
She did not address Fletcher orr
lawsuit against him in her post.
Fletcher has denied these allegations.
He says the interactions.
Or consensual.
He will step down from the Couny
Board of Supervisors on May 15td
tomorrow the Board of Supervisos
will decide if they'll appoint a
replacement or hold a special election.
Today would have been Maya
Milliete's 42nd birthday.
This mother from Chula Vista has
been missing since January of 2.
Over the weekend,
her friends and family celebratd
her life that Fiesta Island.
It's what she would have wanted.
The family together.
The kids together.
The cousins, the nephews.
Everybody together.
Just, you know, mom and Papa.
While Maya's body has never been found,
her husband, Larry Milliete,
is accused of murdering her.
His trial scheduled to start October 9th
this morning. The City of San Diego's new
shortterm rental rules are in effect.
Everyone who owns a rental
property will now need a permit.
There are four license types.
Tier one is for homeowners who rent their
place out for less than 20 days a year.
Tier 2 is for owners who rent
out rooms and live on site.
Both of those can be obtained at any time.
Tier 3 is for homeowners everywhere except
for Mission Beach that want to rent out
their whole home for more than 20 days
a year without living there and then.
Tier 4 only applies to Mission Beach.
There were those were capped at around 1100.
Almost 200 people are now on a wait list.
Padres celebrated with a pinata after
sweeping the giants in Mexico C.
Friars won six to four yesterda,
a day after winning an 11
home run thriller 16 to 11.
Today they return home to
face the Cincinnati Reds.
It is the first time fans will
see Fernando Tati's junior play
in San Diego after that 80
game suspension back in 2021.
Today's game at 6:40.
VM We are one game behind the leader in NL W,
which is a tie between the
Diamondbacks and the Dodgers.
Right.
Hey, yeah, there was a look like a fun
and I just kept watching Jake and should
I may run. That is why. Yeah,
because it was so high up right in elevation.
The ball just takes off and east
was almost festive.
I know. I didn't even think.
I didn't even know Mexico City
was that high elevation seven.
I heard the score.
I was like, Oh yeah,
never been in Mexico City.
But now I'm like, jeez,
I got to add it to the list.
It seems like a. Fun place to g.
Hey, let's take a look at the forecast
as we start off your new week.
It is going to be a Gray week.
It is going to be a breezy week and by
Thursday it could even be a rainy week.
So we start off with Monday.
Of course, dense marine layer
builds along the coast and inla.
We're already seeing quite a bit of drizzle.
Most of our cameras are showing
a bit of a rain on the lens.
We're seeing those clouds pull
back steadily from your inland
valleys toward the coastline.
But it looks like along the coat
we will probably hold on to that
dense marine layer for a good.
Portion of the day,
61 along the coast,
62 inland is what we're expecti.
Satellite radar not doing the greatest
job of picking up on the drizzle just
because of how light it is in most spots.
But you can't see a bit of green
the screen and that cloud layert
we are working through rain chas
are going to peak on Thursday.
Thursday holds the best
opportunity for about.
2/10 of an inch, up to 1/2 an i,
half an inch is about what
we'll see for your mountaintops.
And above 6000 feet that could
also translate to some snow.
But between now and Wednesday,
we're going to hold on to light drizzle.
In the early morning hours.
At many locations that will
be below accumulation level
below one 100th of an inch.
But this morning we are
seeing some wet roads.
So there is a good chance that
today will lead to actual total,
accumulated totals as opposed
to just trace amounts.
Julian.
And we're going to see those wid
gusts pick up from the mid 20 me
per hour range all the way to
the mid 30 mile per hour range.
So each afternoon moving forwar,
especially across the mountains and deserts,
you're going to notice an increase in
those wind gusts and sustained speeds,
mainly westerly winds out there.
But a live look outside shows you how gusts,
how overcast it is.
It is gusty though,
across those mountains and dese.
This is from La Jolla though,
facing east.
And again,
most of our cameras do show a little bit of
gloom out there related to sometimes that.
Drizzle.
That's on the lens of the camer.
And then we also have some
cameras that are pointed right
down on the roads and those roas
are showing wet roads to start.
So Speaking of which,
let's take a look at traffic
as we start off your new week.
They used to look at your border
wait times from CDP.
Right now, the wait at the Sandy seed
report of entry, 70 minutes. Oh, time.
A supportive entry, 70 minutes as well.
So both are at just over an
hour making your way through.
Once you get onto our roads in
San Diego County, you will likey
see that rain and that dampness.
Cross it. So do keep in mind
that this is going to be a daily
occurrence peaking on Thursday.
Back to you.