IN
IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. THE NEWS STARTS RIGHT NOW. THAT BREAKING NEWS IN THE MIDDLETOWN
AREA WHERE A MAN HAS DIED IN
POLICE CUSTODY. GOOD EVENING
AND THANKS FOR JOINING TONIGHT.
I'M STEVE PRICE AND I WISH
SUMMER IS ACCORDING TO THE SAN
DIEGO POLICE OFFICERS RESPONDED
TO REPORTS THE MAN WAS
SCREAMING AND VANDALIZING CARS
NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF
COLUMBIA AND SASSAFRAS STREETS
JUST BEFORE 1:00 THIS
AFTERNOON. WHEN OFFICERS
ARRIVE, THE MAN WAS ON
THE GROUND AND THEY HANDCUFFED
HIM. BUT WHEN THEY TURNED HIM
OVER HE WAS HAVING A MEDICAL
EMERGENCY. NOW THEY STARTED CPR
BUT HE DIED. RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT
CLEAR WHAT LED UP TO HIS DEATH.
WE DO HAVE A CREW ON THE WAY TO
THE SCENE AND WE'RE GOING TO
BRING YOU AN UPDATE AS SOON AS
WE GET MORE INFORMATION.
MEANWHILE, THE SEARCH CONTINUES
TONIGHT FOR THE REMAINS OF
SEVEN MARINES AND A SAILOR
AFTER A TRAINING ACCIDENT OFF
SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND.
THE MARINES SAY THEY ARE
PRESUMED DEAD AFTER A MASSIVE
RESCUE EFFORT CAME UP EMPTY.
MEANWHILE, EIGHT OTHER MARINES
ARE RECOVERING FROM THEIR
INJURIES TUESDAY. IT'S BRANDON
LEWIS EXPLAINS WHERE THEY'RE
FOCUSING THEIR EFFORTS AND WHAT
THE FAMILY OF ONE OF
THE SURVIVOR MARINES IS SAYING.
BRANDON STEVEN, THERE IS AN
INTENSE EFFORT TO RECOVER
THE BODIES OF THE EIGHT SERVICE
MEMBERS WHO WERE ONBOARD
THE NAVY AND ARE STILL MISSING
MUCH FOCUS TODAY IS ON THE AREA
ABOUT A HALF MILE OFF THE CLOSE
OF SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND. THAT'S
THE SPOT WHERE IT SUBMERGED IN
HUNDREDS OF FEET OF WATER.
TODAY A FAMILY MEMBER OF ONE OF
THE MARINES WHO SURVIVED SPOKE
OUT ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED.
THE MARINES MADE THE DIFFICULT
DECISION SATURDAY NIGHT TO
SWITCH THIS FROM A RESCUE TO A
RECOVERY MISSION. SEVEN MARINES
AND ONE NAVY CORPSMAN ARE STILL
MISSING AFTER TRAINING ACCIDENT
THURSDAY EVENING. EIGHT OTHER
MARINES SURVIVED INCLUDING 22
YEAR OLD DALLAS TRUCKS ALL
SINCE HE WAS A LITTLE KID. I
CAN REMEMBER DOING BIRTHDAY
CAKES FOR HIM AND HE WANTED IT
TO HAVE MARINES DECORATIONS ON
IT WHEN HE WAS SEVEN OR EIGHT.
HE'S ALWAYS DREAMED BEING A
MARINE. THE INDIANA NATIVE'S
DREAMS CAME TRUE. HE AND 15
OTHERS WERE WRAPPING UP A
TRAINING MISSION ABOUT A HALF
MILE FROM SAN CLEMENTE WHEN
THEIR AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT
VEHICLE OR A NAVY STOPPED AND
BEGAN TAKING ON WATER TRUCKS,
OIL AND SEVEN OTHERS MADE IT
OUT. THE INFORMATION WE GOT
THAT HE WAS NOT RESPONSIVE WHEN
THEY FOUND HIM. AND SO THEY
AIRLIFTED HIM TO THE HOSPITAL.
TRUCKS WAS IN INTENSIVE CARE
UNTIL SATURDAY ALONG WITH TWO
OTHER MARINES. ONE PASSED AWAY
SOON AFTER BUT TRUCKS ALL BEGAN
TO IMPROVE. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
THE NURSE CALLED MY SISTER AND
SAID I ASKED HIM IF HE CAN HEAR
ME TO SQUEEZE MY FINGERS AND HE
SQUEEZED HER FINGERS. CHUCKLES
PARENTS ARE NOW AT HIS BEDSIDE
AS HE RECOVERS. HE WOKE UP AND
HE IS DOING AMAZING.
THE MARINES ARE NOW FOCUSED ON
RECOVERING THE REMAINS OF
THE EIGHT SERVICEMEMBERS STILL
MISSING THE 26 TON A NAVY SINK
IN DEEP WATER THAT'S
INACCESSIBLE FOR DIVERS.
THE TANK LIKE VEHICLE IS USED
TO TRANSPORT MARINES FROM NAVY
WARSHIPS TO LAND. THERE ARE
MORE THAN 800 IN USE AROUND
THE WORLD. ALL ARE NOW OUT OF
SERVICE UNTIL THE MARINES
DETERMINE WHAT WENT WRONG NOT
ONLY FOR FUTURE MISSIONS BUT TO
GET ANSWERS FOR THE FAMILIES
STILL WAITING, PRAYING FOR
THEM. AND YOU REMEMBER THAT
THERE ARE MEN AND WOMEN THEIR
CHILDREN, THEIR SPOUSES, THEIR
HEROES NO MATTER WHAT
THE MARINES SAY, THEY WANT TO
PROVIDE CLOSURE FOR
THE FAMILIES OF THE MARINES AND
THE ONE SAILOR WHO WAS ONBOARD.
THEY ALSO WANT TO GET ANSWERS
FOR THE MARINES WHO WORK ON
THESE NAVY'S ALL OVER
THE WORLD. STEVEN, ALISHA,
BRANDON, THANK YOU. HUNDREDS OF
PROTESTERS HIT THE STREETS OF
LA MESA THIS WEEKEND AND POLICE
RESPONDED IN FORCE EVEN
SHUTTING DOWN FREEWAY ON AND
OFF RAMPS. HERE'S ITS MONEY.
GRIEGO SPOKE WITH A LOCAL
BUSINESS OWNER ABOUT
THE ONGOING DEMONSTRATIONS AND
HOW HIS BUSINESS HAS RECOVERED
SINCE THE RIOTS THERE BACK IN
MAY. BACK IN THE INITIAL ROUNDS
AROUND TWO MONTHS AGO PLAYED
AGAINST SPORTS HERE IN
THE PLAZA WAS HEAVILY TARGETED.
THEY WERE LOOTED AND EVEN SET
ON FIRE. THANKFULLY THINGS DID
NOT ESCALATE TO THAT LEVEL LAST
NIGHT BECAUSE THEY WERE JUST
ABLE TO OPEN AROUND A WEEK AGO.
TENSIONS ONCE AGAIN RISING ON
THE STREETS LA MESA SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. BUT THIS TIME
THE BIGGEST CONFLICT HAPPENED
BETWEEN THE PROTESTERS
THEMSELVES. A COUPLE HUNDRED
PEOPLE SUPPORTING THE BLACK
LIVES MATTER MOVEMENT BEGAN A
PEACEFUL BUT VOCAL RALLY NEAR
POLICE HEADQUARTERS. BUT THEN
AN OPPOSING GROUP REPORTEDLY
THERE TO SUPPORT POLICE ALSO
ARRIVED ON SCENE. PEOPLE HAVE
THE RIGHT TO PROTEST AND THAT'S
ALL THEY WERE DOING YESTERDAY.
I DIDN'T WE OUR BUSINESS WAS
NOT AFFECTED LAST NIGHT. DAN
BUXTON IS THE OWNER OF PLAY IT
AGAIN SPORTS NEW DAY AND ALISON
AVENUES IN LA MESA YESTERDAY'S
PROTEST. AND HERE WE REMINDER
OF ONE VIOLENT NIGHT TWO MONTHS
AGO THERE WAS HEAVY DAMAGE.
THERE WAS NO FIRE DAMAGE.
LOOTING AND SMOKE AND WATER
DAMAGE FROM THE SPRINKLERS AND
YEAH, JUST A LOT OF DAMAGE.
RIOTS LEADING TO LOOTING AND
WIDESPREAD DAMAGE AT THE LA
MESA SPRING SHOPPING CENTER.
HIS BUSINESS JUST BARELY
RECOVERING. OPENING UP ONE WEEK
AND A HALF AGO WE WERE HERE
JUST TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING
STAYED PEACEFUL. AND WE CAN'T
GO THROUGH WHAT WE WENT THROUGH
AGAIN. WE JUST COULDN'T WE
COULDN'T DEAL WITH THAT AGAIN.
PREVIOUSLY LA MESA POLICE WERE
CRITICIZED FOR WHAT SOME SAW AS
A DELAYED REACTION WHICH
ALLOWED THE BUSINESSES TO
ESSENTIALLY BURN. BUT THIS TIME
BUXTON SAID THAT WASN'T
THE CASE. THERE WAS A POLICE
CAR PULLED RIGHT UP TO OUR
FRONT DOOR. SO I KNEW THAT WE
WERE YOU KNOW, THAT WE WERE
FINE. POLICE SAY ONE PERSON WAS
ARRESTED BUT NO ONE WAS
INJURED. BUXTON BELIEVES IN
THE END THE VIOLENCE THEY SAW
BEFORE ISN'T WHAT DEMONSTRATORS
WANT. I REALLY DON'T THINK THAT
PEOPLE WANT TO SEE HARM DONE TO
OUR BUSINESS. WHAT HAPPENED WAS
UNFORTUNATE. AND COMING UP NEW
AT 630 WE'RE GONNA SHOW YOU
SOME OF THE DAMAGE STILL LEFT
HERE IN THE PLAZA. MORE THAN
TWO MONTHS AGO ONLY GRIEGO KNEW
STATE NEW NUMBERS FROM COUNTY
HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE IN AND FOR
THE FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN A
WEEK THERE WERE NO NEW
COMMUNITY OUTBREAKS REPORTED
BUT WITHIN 30 DAYS. BUT WITH 37
IN THE LAST WEEK WHERE MORE
THAN FIVE TIMES THE TRIGGER OF
SEVEN OUTBREAKS, MORE THAN
FIFTY SIX HUNDRED TESTS WERE
REPORTED WITH 306 OR ABOUT 5
PERCENT COMING BACK POSITIVE
OUR 14 DAY ROLLING AVERAGE
PERCENTAGE OF POSITIVE CASES
FIVE POINT THREE PERCENT. WE
ARE NOW JUST 117 CASES SHORT OF
30000 TOTAL CONFIRMED IN
THE COUNTY. THERE WERE NO NEW
DEATHS. TWO BODIES WASHED
ASHORE EARLY THIS MORNING IN
OCEAN BEACH AFTER A PONGO BOAT
CAPSIZED. IT WAS REPORTED JUST
AFTER THREE THIRTY THIS MORNING
BY PEOPLE WHO WERE ON
THE BEACH. THE TWO BODIES BOTH
MEN WERE FOUND ALONG WITH
THE OVERTURNED BOAT ALONG WITH
SIX LIFE PRESERVERS AND OTHER
ITEMS THAT FELL OUT. IT'S
UNKNOWN HOW MANY WERE ON
THE BOAT OR IF ANY OTHERS
DROWNED. BORDER PATROL IS NOW
INVESTIGATING AND OUT IN OTAY
MESA EAST, A WOMAN ATTEMPTING
TO ENTER THE COUNTRY ILLEGALLY
WAS INJURED AFTER SHE FELL FROM
THE TOP OF THE BORDER WALL OUT
THERE. BORDER PATROL SAYS SHE
WAS PART OF A GROUP THAT WERE
ATTEMPTING TO CLIMB OVER DURING
FOGGY CONDITIONS. BUT WHEN SHE
GOT TO THE TOP THIS SHE GOT
SCARED AND THAT'S WHEN SOMEONE
PUSHED HER OFF. SHE FELL 30
FEET TO THE GROUND. SHE WAS
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. ALL
THE REST OF THE GROUP MADE IT
OVER WERE DETAINED. TODAY MARKS
ONE YEAR SINCE A DEADLY BLUFF
COLLAPSE IN LEUCADIA THAT
KILLED THREE WOMEN A LOCAL
MOTHER, HER DAUGHTER AND
ANOTHER FAMILY MEMBER. A
MEMORIAL BENCH HONORING
THE MEMORY OF JULIE DAVIS, AN
ACCLAIMED ELIZABETH CHARLES
SITS AT THE END OF GRANDVIEW
STREET WHICH LEADS DOWN TO
THE SITE OF THE COLLAPSE. ON
THIS DAY ONE YEAR AGO DUE TO
EROSION, HEAVY, HEAVY SAND AND
STONE CAME CRASHING DOWN ON TOP
OF THE WOMEN. THE VICTIM'S
HUSBAND HAS BEEN PUSHING TO
MAKE THE BLUFFS MORE STABLE AND
SAFE EVER SINCE SPRING VALLEY
MAN AND HIS TWO DOGS DON'T HAVE
A HOME TONIGHT THEIR PLACE WAS
DESTROYED BY FIRE. SAN MIGUEL
FIRE SAYS MAINTENANCE MAN FOR
THE COMPLEX ON GRAND AVENUE WAS
DOING SOME WELDING INSIDE AN
APARTMENT AND THAT'S WHEN
THE INSULATION INSIDE THE WALL
CAUGHT FIRE AND SPREAD INTO
THE ATTIC. NEIGHBORS SMELLED
SMOKE. THEY CALLED ONE. ONE
FIREFIGHTER STOPPED THE FIRE
QUICKLY. NO ONE WAS INJURED.
AND A BRUSH FIRE IN RIVERSIDE
COUNTY CONTINUES TO GROW WITH
ZERO CONTAINMENT. THE APPLE
FIRE STARTED FRIDAY NIGHT NORTH
OF BEAUMONT AND IT'S NOW GROWN
TO NEARLY 21 THOUSAND ACRES. AT
LEAST ONE HOME HAS BEEN
DESTROYED AND SEVERAL RESIDENTS
LIVING IN THE CHERRY VALLEY
AREA HAVE BEEN FORCED TO
EVACUATE. FIRE CREWS FROM SAN
DIEGO COUNTY ARE HELPING TO
BATTLE THE FLAMES. THE CAUSE OF
THAT FIRE IS STILL UNDER
INVESTIGATION AND THE HEAT IS
MAKING THE FIREFIGHT IN
RIVERSIDE COUNTY ANY EASIER.
FOR A LOOK AT THE CONDITIONS
THAT CREWS OUT THERE ARE
FACING, WE CHECK IN NOW WITH
METEOROLOGIST SEAN STYLE SEAN.
GOOD EVENING, STEVE AND ALICIA.
YEAH. THIS EXCESSIVE HEAT
WARNING IS NOT HELPING THINGS
AT ALL. THE ONE SAVING GRACE IS
IT'S GOING TO EXPIRE COME 9:00
TONIGHT. BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN
SUDDENLY IT'LL BE COOL IN A
LIGHT RAIN WILL START TO FALL.
WE'RE STILL GOING TO BE VERY
HOT IN THE INLAND AREAS OF ALL
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AND
WINDS RIGHT NOW CURRENTLY ARE
GUSTING QUITE STRONG IN AND
AROUND THE FOOTHILLS IN
THE MOUNTAINS HERE IN SAN
DIEGO. AND YOU CAN TRANSLATE
THAT RIGHT INTO THE RIVERSIDE
COUNTY AS WINDS ANYWHERE FROM
12 TO 18 MILES PER HOUR
ESPECIALLY OVER THE MOUNTAIN
PASSES WITH THIS STRONGER
ONSHORE FLOW AND HUMIDITIES ARE
LOW IN THE INLAND MICROCLIMATE
OF SAN DIEGO AS WELL AS INTO
ALL OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
IT'S ONLY ALONG THE COASTLINE
WHERE TEMPERATURES AND
HUMIDITIES HAVE COME UP A
LITTLE BIT TOMORROW. SEVENTY
FIVE SEVENTY FIVE AND THEN
THE COOLING TREND ARRIVES ON
WEDNESDAY FROM THE COAST TO
THE INLAND AREAS. LOOK AT
THE CHANGE FROM 91 TOMORROW TO
82. BY WEDNESDAY SOME COOLER
WEATHER, SOME MUCH NEEDED
COOLER WEATHER ON THE WAY. I'LL
TELL YOU ABOUT IT IN JUST A
BIT. ALL RIGHT, CHAD, CNN.
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