Now at six, deputies are investigating
a deadly shooting in Spring Val,
plus the San Diego man missing
at Yosemite National Park.
What we've learned overnight pls
volunteers are cleaning up the t
on the dirtiest beach day of the year.
And did you lose a pet or find a stray
during the fireworks show last night?
What you're being asked to do t?
It's going to be another beautil
day across San Diego County,
but temperatures are starting a
gradual cool down that will last
through the end of this week.
We'll let you know what to
expect into next week as another
warm up could be on the way.
You're up with CBS8
and we begin with some developig
stories from overnight.
Right now, Sheriff's deputies,
they're investigating a deadly
shooting in Spring Valley.
It happened just after 10 last t
in the 2700 block of Central Av.
It's not clear what led up to this shooting,
and we don't really know a lot
of information on the victim.
It's also not clear if they've
been any arrests or working to
gather For more information,
and we'll bring you the
latest when we get them
In Oceanside, at least one
person was killed in a car cras.
It happened just after 11 last t
near the intersection of North Myers St.
and Surf Ryder Way.
That's near the Beechwood Motel.
Now, it's not clear what led to the crash,
but we do know two cars were involved.
We'll update you as soon as
we learn more information.
And we had a lot happening overnight,
a lot of people up late last ni.
Thanks for joining us at 6:00 A.
I'm Anna Laurel in for Eric Kin.
And I'm Dana Marie Mcnagle
in for Netta A Rampur.
Of course, we're following
developments out of Yosemite's
Nationals Park right now,
where San Diego man is missing this morning.
Right now, authorities are
looking for Hayden Kleminok.
He's been missing since Sunday.
Park Rangers says he's hiking
with a group when he entered a
Creek and hasn't been seen sinc.
Our sister station in the Bay
Area confirmed that Kleminok
went to San Diego State.
He also has worked as a financil
analyst at a San Diego Realty company.
Visitors at Yosemite are being
asked to keep an eye out for hi.
This morning we have new informn
on a woman found dead in San Ys.
Police confirmed overnight theye
investigating this as a homicid.
The woman was found early yestey
morning in a vehicle parked at
Camino de La Plaza across the
street from Las Americas outlet.
We just learned the 32 year old woman
found was reported as a missing
person in Santa Barbara County.
Now she's not been identified
and no arrests have been made.
Police do not have a suspect description,
but if you have information,
give them a call
this morning. A brush fire is nw
out after causing a scare in Po.
Right now we're trying to confim
if fireworks played a role.
Flames broke out on a hillside
around 9:00 last night on Danien
Street off Scripps Poway Pkwy.
Firefighters quickly put it out.
We saw sheriff's investigators
talking with someone there.
And it seemed they confiscated
fireworks from that person.
We still don't know the exact c,
and here at CBS8 we are workingr
our planet today, July 5th, is n
as the dirtiest beach day
of the whole entire year.
Yeah, this morning volunteers as
the county are getting ready to clean
up the mess everyone left behind from
their 4th of July celebrations at the beach.
CBS8's Chris Grow is live
in Mission Beach for us.
OK, the sun is up.
What are you seeing out
there around you, Chris?
Yeah, it it is kind of sad to
kind of see this because while
the trash receptacles are full,
you're also seeing some things t
clearly should have just gone h.
You've got towels, you've got kids toys,
you've got an entire cooler.
Not even sure if anything's ins.
Don't want to touch anything. We don't.
We didn't put there ourselves.
But then you take a look at the trash
receptacles and again. Overflow.
Which just goes to show you just
how many people we had here.
Of course, yeah, you're supposed
to put your trash in the trash.
But the problem is that when people see that,
they tend to go okay.
Let me just leave my stuff.
And unfortunately,
there are definitely some empty trash
receptacles that people could have maybe
taken a couple extra steps to get to.
But no matter how the trash gets here,
this is something that is pretty common here.
The 5th of July,
this cleanup.
That's why it's.
Been deemed the dirtiest day on the beach.
That's why the Surfrider Foundan
as well as even some local resis
are going to be taking some time
out of their day to try to help
clean up the beach to got to get
it to maybe more of that July 2,
July 3rd status if you will.
And so that'll be taking place t
Mission Beach in Oceanside Impel
Beach as well as a a host of ot.
Coastal areas as well to today
and they're going to be pickingp
everything from those children's toys,
towels to cigarette butts,
plastic get that gets left behi,
food containers that gets left behind.
Any type of litter that you can
think of times that by ten it is
a wide breadth of items that are
left here on our beaches.
And So what the Surfrider Foundation does,
they actually take that data
and try to put it to good use.
In fact take it to listen to
how they do that.
By gathering the data.
So every volunteer gets these
little data cards and they tally
like all the way down to how may
cigarette butts they picked up.
That stuff helps us in former
policymakers to make data-driven
decisions on how to tackle the
problem of pollution upstream.
Because it's, you know,
it's great to come out and do a clean up,
but it you know it,
it doesn't change as much as
the longterm impact of being
able to really push policy that
can cut that at the source.
And Surfrider Foundation
relies a lot on volunteers.
So if this is something that
you're watching from home,
you're feeling expired,
you want to make a difference.
You can go ahead and register at
either events that are being hed
today or even in the future because the
beach doesn't always say 100% c.
So any work that's done today ly
going to be set back by a few bad actors.
So there will always be beach cleanups
and always a chance to make a difference.
Anna and Dana Marie
and making a difference.
Chris, thank you.
Did your pet run away during lat
night's fireworks? This morning,
the San Diego Humane Society is
helping reunite animals with their owners.
They're waiving reclaim fees
through July 16th.
The organization took in 275 ans
last year over the 4th holiday and only
16% were reclaimed by their own.
So if you want to check to see
if your pet is at a shelter,
you can text LOST to
858-726-5678. If you found a stray pet,
the shelter says you can bring them today.
The Humane Society is also
extending an adoption promotion.
Adoption fees for adult dogs and cats will
be half off until the end of the month.
The Humane Society is open today from
10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Later this morning,
the San Diego County Sheriff's Department
is set to address the state of county jails.
This comes as a nurse and a docr
working at the Las Colinas jail.
Are set to go on trial for negligence
in the death of an inmate.
People have complained about the conditions
at county jail after a state audit last
year accused the Sheriff's Department
of failing to provide the necesy
medical attention that could hae
prevented some of those in custody deaths.
This morning city leaders will update us
on the efforts to fix thousands of St.
lights in San Diego.
So far, crews have repaired 400 broken St.
lights all over the city.
They've been at work since May doing this.
There are about 6000 St.
lights though,
in the city that need repair or replacement.
Officials say that's about 600 more lights
will be fixed by the end of the summer.
Severe
weather is expected to continuer
millions of people across the country today.
Yesterday, people celebrated the
4th of July through rain storms,
heat and humidity.
A lightning strike sent one person to
the hospital on New York's Coney Island.
That's where. The nation's capi.
People braved humidity that peaked 94%.
Oof the storms brought flights o
a temporary halt that major hub
airports in New York and Denver.
And this morning FlightAware
is already showing hundreds of
delays and cancellations today.
Meantime, if you're hitting the road,
AAA says the best time is before 2:00 PM.
The worst time is later in the
day between 3:00 and 6:00 PM.
So if you are visiting San Diego
and leaving today,
here are some more tips from an expert.
We recommend leaving and and ths
is the same for flights as wells
early in the morning as possibl.
A ton of people are hitting
the roads this year.
I always like using apps like
GasBuddy because gas prices vary
dramatically state to state and
it'll actually help you plan and fill
up at the cheapest gas stations.
And here is a look at today's
average gas price. In San Diegos
$4.90 for a regular gallon of gs
and. These were being a
little less than last year.
A year ago, 620.
Oh, I thought 490 was bad,
but that's awesome compared to .
I'm horrible. Well,
this morning both three sisters Falls
and Cedar Creek Falls are closed because
of the excessive heat in the inland areas.
The Sheriff's Department tweeted this
reminder saying they had to redt
a group of hikers that came alle
way from Ireland to hike Cedar Creek.
The deputy sent them to check ot
another hiking site in Ramona.
The department is also encouragg
hikers to stay safe out on the
trails by bringing enough water.
Dress appropriately and make
sure your phone is fully charged
in case of an emergency.
And Evan,
you told us you were just out
there at one of these hiking
trails and it was so hot.
Three Sisters was so hot.
The the mistake that a lot of pe
make is they look at views alone
coasts inland where that marine layer
is very present and just hanging
around causing overcast skies.
And they don't realize that
as you head farther east,
in many cases that marine layer is no match.
It's not even present once the sun comes up.
So you have sun beaming down on you all day,
and in turn the warm up happens
a little bit quicker and to more
of an exaggerated length.
Here's the view from San Miguel as we
start off the morning you got the sunrise.
546 was technically the start o.
Sunsets not coming till 8:00
PM We've got a long day length,
but you also can make out the me
layer that is out there to kickf
the morning forecast for The day show's
temperatures are a bit cooler than yesterday,
so we're cooling down a hair.
But keep in mind yesterday
wasn't above average day.
The day prior we were under an
excessive heat warning, a heat advisory.
Both of those have expired,
but we're still warm out there.
As we now head through your
day following the 4th of July.
It was at least a comfortable one out there.
We hope you had a great celebra.
Fireworks. We know we're beautiful out there.
Drone shows went off.
Out of Hitch.
So we're looking at a day where
those clouds join us for the mog
and midmorning time frame,
and then by the time we get to the afternoon,
we'll see those clouds pull bac.
72 along the coast, 82 inland,
83 for the mountains,
and one O 6 out there for the deserts.
Mountains and deserts hold on to
a lot of sunshine because they'e
not watching these clouds build.
So they're already starting in e
cases to become a bit more patcy
off toward your inland valleys
as they keep breaking apart.
We'll get more sunshine and we'll see
those temperatures continue to warm up.
69 this afternoon for PB73 for San Diego,
83 for Santee and El Cajon.
These temperatures are a bit
cooler than yesterday.
71 for Chula Vista,
77 for San Ysidro up in North County,
mainly 60s along the coast from
Encinitas down through Del Mar.
77 for Vista and 82 for Escondi.
Let's take a look at your border
wait times at 611 on the clock t
now and this is the time where l
of those travelers are trying to
make their way back from 4th ofy
celebrations get into work earl.
Well, San Ysidro Port of Entry.
It's going to take you over an ,
in some cases closer to an hourd
a half to get through that bord.
Yesterday, that time was about 10 minutes.
Oh, time, a supportive entry,
slightly faster.
You're looking at a one hour wat
getting from Mexico into the US,
so expect to need to wait a lite
bit longer
this morning. There are a lot of
people joining you. Back to you.