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>>> SAN DIEGO'S BAN ON HOMELESS ENCAMPMENT IS MOVING FORWARD.

A PARKING LOT HAS BEEN TURNED INTO WHAT THE CITY IS CALLING A SAFE SLEEPING PLACE.

PEOPLE ARE EXPECTED TO START MOVING THERE TOMORROW.

>> WE HAVE TRANSFORMED THIS PORTION OF THIS FACILITY WHERE UNSHELTERED RESIDENTS CAN GET OFF OUR STREETS AND SIDEWALKS AND BE SAFE .

>> THE MAYOR IS TALKING ABOUT THE CITY CENTRAL OPERATIONS YARD KNOWN AS 20th AND BE.

SPECIFICALLY IT IS HIS PARKING LOT.

THE LOT OPENS HAS THE CITY'S BAN ON ENCAMPMENTS WILL COME INTO EFFECT .

>> IF THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOU TO GO, YOUR ANSWER CANNOT BE NO .

>> THE CITY IS PROVIDING THESE TENDS .

>> EFO CAPACITY DISLIKE CAN HANDLE 136 OF THESE TENSE.

THAT TENDS CAN HANDLE UP TO TWO PEOPLE.

TWO PEOPLE IN ONE OF THESE TENSE WOULD BE TIGHT QUARTERS.

>> THIS IS NOT ABOUT COMFORT.

IT'S ABOUT GETTING OFF THE STREETS AND SIDEWALKS IN PLACES LIKE CANYONS AND GETTING THEM THE SERVICES THEY NEED TO FIND PERMANENT HOUSING .

>> THEY WILL HAVE SECURITY, BATHROOMS, CONNECTIONS TO SERVICES.

IT IS A WIN FOR THE BUT IT COULD ALSO LAND THE CITY IN COURT.

A CASE OUT OF BOISE IDAHO WENT AGAINST THAT CITY SAYING IT COULD NOT ARREST PEOPLE IF THERE WERE NO SHELTER BEDS AVAILABLE.

DETENTS AND A PARKING LOT COUNT AS SHELTER BEDS?

>> THE BOISE CASE FOCUS ENTIRELY ON INDIVIDUALS SLEEPING OUTDOORS.

IT DID NOT FOCUS ON STRUCTURES LIKE TENSE.

THIS ORDINANCE IS A PROHIBITION ON TENT STRUCTURES.

PUNT LAWYER STATE THAT ISSUE IS NOT SETTLED.

FOR NOW, DISTANT FILLED PARKING LOT IS READY TO GO.

IT WILL OPEN TOMORROW MORNING.

ANOTHER ONE IN BALBOA PARK WILL OPEN THIS PART AND IT WILL ACCOMMODATE 400 TENSE MOVING HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE OFF THE STREETS IN A CITY THAT HAS THOUSANDS THERE NOW.

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>>> SAN DIEGO IS A FEW DAYS INTO STRONGER TENANT PROTECTIONS.

IT TOOK EFFECT 60 DAYS AFTER IT WAS PACKED.

ADVANCED MOST ADDICTION, EVICTIONS.

LANDLORDS MESQUITE TENANTS IN THE LOOP ON NEW PROTECTIONS.

>> LANDLORDS ARE REQUIRED TO NOTIFY THEIR TENANTS ABOUT WHAT THEIR RIGHTS ARE SO THAT FOLKS CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM BEING UNLAWFULLY EVICTED.

>> THE TENANT PROTECTION ORDINANCE CALLS FOR MORE DATA COLLECTION ON EVICTIONS.

THAT INFORMATION.

BETTER TAILOR ANY FUTURE PREFORMS .

>> HOW ARE INTERNET SPEEDS AT YOUR HOME?

FRIDAY IS THE DEADLINE TO TAKE A STATE SURVEY TO ENABLE FAST INTERNET ACCESS TO CALIFORNIANS.

>> Reporter: THERE IS NO FAST INTERNET INCOME MANY RURAL AREAS ON TRIBAL LANDS.

THERE ARE COMMUNITIES IN THE CITY LIKE LOGAN HEIGHTS FOR IT EXISTS BUT IT IS UNAFFORDABLE.

ONE IN FIVE HOMES THERE DOESN'T HAVE IT.

THAT IS CATHERINE JOHNSON THE BRANCH MANAGER OF THE LOGAN HEIGHTS LIBRARY.

ENTRANCE COME IN TO USE THE INTERNET FOR BASIC NEEDS LIKE JOB APPLICATIONS, HOMEWORK, AND PAPERWORK FOR ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS.

THAT CAN ALSO BORROW WIFI HOTSPOTS TO BRING HOME BUT THERE IS A WAIT LIST >> WE HAVE 99 HOTSPOTS AT OUR LOCATION.

WE PROBABLY GET I WOULD SAY MAYBE SIX OR SEVEN CALLS A DAY ASKING IF WE HAVE THEM AVAILABLE .

>> Reporter: MORE THAN 100,000 PEOPLE IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY LACK FAST AND RELIABLE INTERNET ACCORDING TO CENSUS DATA.

MOST ZIP CODES ONLY HAVE ONE OR TWO FAST INTERNET PROVIDERS.

NOT A LOT OF COMPETITION MEANS HIGHER PRICES.

PEOPLE CAN APPLY FOR FINANCIAL HELP BUT MOST ELIGIBLE HOUSEHOLDS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY HAVE NOT.

THE SURVEY WHICH IS MEANT TO HELP OFFICIALS TARGET AREAS IS ONLINE.

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>>> BUS SERVICES ARE RETURNING TO NORMAL PARTS OF THE SOUTH BAY AND EAST COUNTY.

THERE WAS A MONTH LONG CONTRACT DISPUTE.

THOSE WORKERS HANDLE SOME OF THE MANY BUS ROUTES AND ACCESS SURFACE.

INTO GUESS ONCE THERE MIGHT BE SOME DELAYS AS STAFF LEVELS RETURN TO FULL STRENGTH.

>>> CITY CREWS FINISH INSTALLING NEW TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES FOR PACIFIC BEACH AFTER THE PROJECT WAS BRIEFLY DELAYED.

THERE ARE DIVERTERS HAD TWO INTERSECTIONS.

FLEXIBLE POSTS AND SIGNAGE WHILE ALLOWING PEDESTRIANS TO PASS THROUGH.

THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS SAY CHANGES WILL IMPROVE SAFETY AND MAKE PACIFIC BEACH MORE WALKABLE AND LIKABLE PICKS EXTREME WEATHER IS SNARLING AIR TRAVEL I CAN'T OF 4 JULY HOLIDAY.

WE HAVE MORE AS A COUNTRY'S TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY WEIGHS IN ON THE SITUATION .

>> WE'VE HAD VERY TOUGH WEATHER THE LAST FEW DAYS.

>> Reporter: SEVERE WEATHER HAVE PLAYED A ROLE IN THOUSANDS OF FLIGHT DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS SINCE THE WEEKEND.

>> IN THE PROCESS OF WAITING FOR THE LIGHTNING TO CLEAR OUT, -- THE FAA ONGOING SHORTAGE CAN STRETCH ANY WEATHER DELAYS AND PASSENGER MISERY OUT FOR DAYS.

>> IF YOU LIKE MY CLOTHING, THIS IS DAY THREE .

>> WE GOT ON THE PLANE AND THEN THE PILOTS TIMED OUT .

>> THE PILOT SAID IT IS A MECHANICAL FAILURE.

>> Reporter: THE TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY PRAISING THE AIRLINES FOR OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS ON WEDNESDAY.

HE ADDS THAT THERE IS A LONG WAY TO GO .

>> THIS YEAR THERE IS MARK ROSEN AND MORE STAFFING THAT THERE NEEDS TO BE.

>> Reporter: THE SECRETARY NOTES THAT U.S. AIR TRAVELERS HAVE MORE RIGHTS THIS YEAR AND FLYING, AND THEY SHOULD USE THEM .

>> ANYONE PLANNING A TRIP CAN GO TO THE INTERNET AND GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE OWED IN THE EVENT THAT YOU GET STUCK.

>> WE ARE GOING TO DRIVE TO MINNEAPOLIS BECAUSE THEY CAN'T GET US OUT UNTIL FRIDAY.

SAKE THE ONGOING PUSH AND PULL OVER WHAT THE PUBLIC TO KNOW ABOUT DATA PICKED UP I POLICE SURVEILLANCE TOOLS IS PLAYING OUT IN LOCAL COURTS.

THEY WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO HEAR A CASE ABOUT A FIGHT TO REVIEW DRONE FOOTAGE.

HERE IS MORE.

>> Reporter: EACH DAY CHULA VISTA POLICE OFFICERS DEPLOY DRONES TO RESPOND TO 911 CALLS, INVESTIGATE CRIMES, SUCH WERE MISSING PEOPLE AMONG OTHER TASKS.

HE ELABORATES ON HOW VITAL SHE BELIEVES THAT DRONES HIGH- POWERED CAMERAS ARE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT .

>> DRONES PROVIDE INVALUABLE INFORMATION TO OFFICERS.

SHARING THEM A VISUAL OF WHAT IS OCCURRING.

IT MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE TO OFFICERS, DISPATCHERS, AND SUPERVISORS MAKING SPLIT-SECOND DECISIONS .

>> POLICE SAY ON THEIR WEBSITE THEIR RULES BAR USING DRONES FOR GENERAL PATROL.

HE WANTS TO CORROBORATE ON HIS OWN WHETHER THAT IS TRUE AND WHETHER POLICE ARE HOVERING OVER SOMEONE'S HOUSE LOOKING INTO A BACKYARD.

HE SAYS HE'S OFFERED CHULA VISTA POLICE USING DRONES AND TRUSTS THEY ARE NOT SPYING ON RESIDENTS .

>> TRUST BUT VERIFY.

WE ARE TRYING TO CONFIRM HOW THESE ARE BEING USED AND THEY ARE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES.

>> Reporter: HE FILED A PUBLIC ACT REQUEST AND ASKED CHULA VISTA POLICE TO TURNOVER FOR THIS FROM ALL DRUM FLIGHTS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 2021.

THE DEPARTMENT REFUSED CLAIMING THE FOOTAGE WAS INVESTIGATIVE AND EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE.

AND HE SUED.

A SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE CITED THE CHULA VISTA POLICE AND THE DEPARTMENT DECLINED AN INTERVIEW WITH KPBS.

HASSAN NEVERS HAS ASKED THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS TO HEAR THE CASE.

DESPITE THE LOWER CAUGHT LAWS, HE ARGUES THE LAW IS ON HIS SIDE .

>> THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE IN THE FACT THE VIDEO IS ATTACHED TO A DRONE IN THE BODY CAMERA WORN BY A POLICE OFFICER OR A SURVEILLANCE CAMERA.

THESE HAVE ALL BEEN RULED TO BE ADMISSIBLE AND THIS CLOSABLE .

>> HE RUNS THE OAKLAND-BASED SECURE JUSTICE THAT ADVOCATES FOR RENTING AND SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGY.

HE SAYS THE ROLLING THE CHULA VISTA POLICE NEED NOT TURN OVER THE DRONE FOOTAGE BECAUSE IT IS IN INVESTIGATIVE UNCHALLENGED COULD LEAD TO A JUST A BEGIN FUTURE.

THE COURT'S DECISION IN EFFECT SAYS THE VIDEO CAN'T BE DELAYS IN CASE OF FUTURE CRIME ARISES I THAT MAKES US ALL SUSPECTS .

>> OBVIOUSLY OUR COUNTRY WAS FOUNDED ON THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY.

HE SAYS THE RULING ALSO FORCES THE PUBLIC TO ACCEPT CHULA VISTA POLICE AT THEIR WORD AND THE DRONE FOOTAGE IS INVESTIGATIVE WITHOUT INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION.

HE ARGUES THE IMPACT OF THAT IS HUGE >> THE TRANSPARENCY IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL.

ALL OF THE HARD WORK OF REFORM EFFORTS IS GOING TO DIE ON THE VINE BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT GOING TO HAVE THE INFORMATION THAT YOU NEED TO SUGGEST POLICY CHANGES OR HOLD PEOPLE ACCOUNTABLE.

>> Reporter: HE AGREES AND HE ALSO WORRIES ABOUT PRIVACY INTERESTS IF THE CHULA VISTA POLICE DRONE VIDEO IS MADE PUBLIC >> I DO THINK THERE IS A VERY REAL RISK THAT WHEN THEY ALLOWED THIS DRONE FOR THIS TO BECOME EVEN MORE ACCESSIBLE, IT WILL BECOME A THREAT AND NOT AN ACCOUNTABILITY.

THE IDEA THAT A POLICE DEPARTMENT COULD FLY A DRONE OVER MY BACKYARD AND THEN ANYONE WHO WANTED TO GET THAT FOOTAGE.

THAT TO ME IS CONCERNING.

>> Reporter: MEANWHILE THE POINT OF HIS LAWSUIT AGAINST CHULA VISTA POLICE EXTENDS BEYOND THE CITY'S BORDERS >> THIS IS HOW POLICE AGENCIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY WANT TO USE NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR SURVEILLANCE AND THEY DON'T WANT TO SHOW THE PUBLIC HOW BIG YOU SAID.

>> Reporter: ABOUT TWO THIRDS OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENTS.

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SAKE I AM JEFF BENNETT.

EXTREME WEATHER ACROSS THE COUNTRY AS WILDFIRE SMOKE LINKAGE THE MIDWEST AND A HEAT WAVE SCORCHES THE DEEP SOUTH.

COMING UP AT 7:00 ON KPBS.

>>> YOU MAY REMEMBER HEARING ABOUT FRAUD AND COVID RELIEF PROGRAMS.

THERE IS A NUMBER ON JUST HOW MUCH MONEY WAS GIVEN.

$200 BILLION.

THAT ACCOUNTS FOR 17% OF ALL FUNDS DISTRIBUTED.

ABOUT 4.5 MILLION CLAIMS ARE FRAUDULENT.

SOME OF THE MONEY WAS PAID OUT TO THE PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM BUT MOST WAS FROM INJURY DISASTER LOANS.

AND PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN IS PROMOTING BY ON A MAX.

'S REMARKS TODAY COME IN SEVERAL ECONOMIC INDICATORS POINT IN A POSITIVE DIRECTION.

CONTINUED HIGH INFLATION AND FINANCE COULD SPELL TROUBLE DOWN THE LINE.

>> PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN IN CHICAGO TOUTING HIS VISION FOR GROWING THE ACCOUNTING.

AND THE STRENGTH OF THE POST- PANDEMIC RECOVERY HIGHLIGHTING THE STRONG JOBS MARKET AND FALLING INFLATION .

>> 13.4 MILLION NEW JOBS.

MORE JOBS IN TWO YARDS THAN ANY PRESIDENT HAS EVER MADE IN FOUR.

>> I AM NOT HERE TO THE GLARE VICTORY.

WE HAVE A PLAN TURNING THINGS AROUND INCREDIBLY QUICKLY .

>> THE PRESIDENT'S OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK IS NOT NECESSARILY IN LINE WITH HOW AMERICANS FEEL .

>> THERE IS SOMETHING IN THIS ECONOMY FOR EVERYONE AND THAT CAN INFORM A LOT OF ARGUMENTS DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED TO ONE ANOTHER .

>> 66 OF AMERICANS DISAPPROVE OF THE HANDLING OF THE ECONOMY.

>> ON THE ONE HAND YOU HAVE A HIGH LEVEL OF JOB CUTS AND LAYOFFS.

ON THE OTHER HAND YOU HAVE A CLOSE OF HISTORICALLY LOW UNEMPLOYMENT RATE.

>> Reporter: JEROME PELT IS SIGNALING MORE RATE HIKES LIGHT IT COULD >> WE SEE A TIGHTER THAN EXPECTED LABOR MARKET AND HIGHER THAN EXPECTED LABOR MARKET.

ALTHOUGH POLICY IS RESTRICTIVE, AND MAY NOT BE RESTRICTIVE ENOUGH .

>> IT COULD LEAD TO A RECESSION .

THE FORM IT WILL TAKE REMAINS UNCLEAR.

SAKE THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCED INVESTMENTS IN INFRASTRUCTURE ACROSS THE $2.2 MILLION WILL FINANCE COMMUNITY PROJECTS.

12 MEGHAN FOR ELIMINATING A RAIL CROSSING AND CHULA VISTA.

THESE GRANTS WILL HELP CREATE JOBS, IMPROVE SAFETY, BY CLIMATE CHANGE AND ADVANCE EQUITY.

>>> THE PRINT OF FALLING GAS PRICES CONTINUES.

THE AVERAGE PRICE FOR A GALLON OF REGULAR GAS DROP 2/10 OF A 10 DAY.

THE AVERAGE IS $4.87.

IT IS THE SEVENTH DECREASED IN EIGHT DAYS.

THE NATIONAL AVERAGE PRICE DROPPED IN A ROW TO $3.55.

SAKE BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT THE STONE BREWERY.

THE BREWERY IS READY TO START RELEASING LOCALLY BREWED SAPPORO BEERS TO THE U.S. MARKET.

ALEXANDER SHOWS US IT INVOLVES MAKING BIG CHANGES.

>> Reporter: ENTER THROUGH THE GARGOYLE GARDEN ENTRANCE OF STONE BREWING BREWERY .

>> YOU SEE A SMOOTH OPERATION .

>> IT IS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT IMPRESSED SAPPORO .

>> THEY WERE LOOKING FOR A U.S.- BASED BREWERY AND WHAT THAT HAD THE CAPACITY TO QUICKLY GET THE PRODUCT ONTO THE MARKET.

STONE BREWING MET THAT REQUIREMENT .

>> THEY WERE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE THAT COULD EXPAND AND BRUCE SAPPORO BUT A BRAND THEY COULD HELP FURTHER DEVELOP.

THEY FULLY EMBRACE WHAT STONE IS AND WE CONTINUE TO INNOVATE INTO THE FUTURE.

>> Reporter: JOHN MONAHAN IS THE CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER.

WHILE STONE HAD THE CAPACITY TO BRUCE SAPPORO BEER RIGHT AWAY, THERE WAS A LEARNING CURVE TO GET THE RECIPE JUST RIGHT .

>> OUR FIRST ONE FAILED.

DARIUS LESSONS LEARNED.

IT DIDN'T SCARE THE WAY WE THOUGHT IT WOULD.

WE HAD TO SCRAP THAT INITIAL BREW .

>> THE CORE PROCESS WAS ALREADY SIMILAR TO HOW STONE WAS BREWING AND SPARE.

THE MAIN DIFFERENCE IS THE YEAST .

>> IT IS UNDERAPPRECIATED BY HOW IMPORTANT THE YEAST IS.

AFTER SEVERAL TRIES LATER STONE IS RELEASING THE FIRST BATCHES OF LOCALLY BREWED SAPPORO BEER.

THIS IS IMPORTED SAPPORO AND THIS IS SAPPORO BREWED IN ESCONDIDO.

THEY LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME AT THEY TASTE EXACTLY THE SAME .

>> THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THAT IT TASTE CRISPIER BECAUSE IT IS FRESHER.

IT WILL BE A FEW MORE MONTHS BEFORE LOCALLY BREWED SAPPORO WILL BE AVAILABLE.

YOU CAN FIND IT AT THE BISTRO CENTER THE EXPERIMENTAL LAGER LABELS.

AT NISA UPGRADE THE FACILITY TO GET THE BREWING SAPPORO AND ITS OWN LINE OF BEERS .

>> WE ARE INVESTING $20 MILLION TO EXPAND THE ESCONDIDO BREWERY .

SOME EQUIPMENT MAY BE COMING FROM OVERSEAS BUT THE LABOR AND CONSTRUCTION WILL BE RIGHT HERE IN THE SAN DIEGO MARKET .

>> STONE IS LOOKING TO HIRE MORE THAN 100 POSITIONS WITHIN THE NEXT SIX MONTHS.

SAKE ABOUT MY DOOR TO HOMEOWNERS THE DEADLINE TO PAY PROPERTY TAXES IS APPROACHING SOON.

JOHN McALLISTER SAYS IN A BILLS UNPAID BY SATURDAY WILL GO INTO THE VAULT.

THOSE BILLS WILL RECEIVE ADDITIONAL PENALTIES OF 1.5% EACH MONTH.

YOU CAN PAY ONLINE.

>>> MORE PRISONERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY WILL HAVE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION.

IT IS SET TO EXPAND NEXT MONTH.

CONGRESS VOTED TO LIFT A BAN ON PELL GRANTS FOR PRISONERS IN 2020 TO COST ABOUT $20,000 TO EDUCATE A PRISONER PRINT A BACHELOR'S DEGREE, THE INTERIM SAYS THAT IS FAR CHEAPER THAN $106,000 PER YEAR IT COST TO INCARCERATE AN ADULT IN CALIFORNIA .

>> WE CAN KEEP THEM OUT OF PRISON BECAUSE OF THIS EDUCATION AND BECAUSE OF THE LET'S SAY 20 OR $30,000 OF TAXPAYER MONEY WE INVEST IN THEM.

WE PUT $20,000 ON ONE GUY AND HE STAYS OUT OF PRISON FOR 20 YEARS AT $111,000 PER YEAR.

I WOULD SAY THAT RETURN ON INVESTMENT IS BETTER THAN ANYTHING I HAVE INVESTED IN PERSONALLY >> THE PROGRAM WILL OFFER $130 MILLION IN FINANCIAL AID TO 30,000 MORE STUDENTS PER YEAR.

>>> OVER THE COMING DAYS MAJOR HEAT IS COMING OFF THROUGH THE DESERTS.

MEANWHILE CONTINUED DRY AND WE WILL LET YOU KNOW IF ANY CHANGES ARE IN STORE AS WE HEAD OUR WAY INTO NEXT WEEK.

TONIGHT WE SLIP BACK INTO THE UPPER 50s AROUND OCEANSIDE.

BORREGO SPRINGS, 68.

THE LAST COUPLE OF NIGHTS WE WILL HANG OUT AROUND 50.

BOUNCING BACK INTO THE MID-80s AS WE VENTURE FORTH INTO YOUR THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

WAY TO YOU SEE WHERE WE GO DOWN THE ROAD FROM THERE.

MOUNT LAGUNA, 60s.

CHULA VISTA, 74.

AS WE GO THROUGH TIME, CLOUDS ARE HANGING ALONG THE COAST THROUGHOUT THE EARLY MORNING HOURS.

THEY WILL DISSIPATE AS WE WORK OUR WAY THROUGH OUT THE AFTERNOON.

INTERIOR VALLEYS WILL HAVE INCREASED AMOUNTS OF SUNSHINE.

WE ARE LOOKING AT CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE AT THE COAST.

WE WILL RESPOND TO THE TEMPERATURES AND CLIMBING UP TO THE MID-TO UPPER 70s.

CHECK OUT THE INTERIOR VALLEYS.

BIG CHANGES HERE AT HEAD.

WE ARE CLIMBING OUT OF THE 80s AND BOUNCING UP INTO THE 90s.

OVERNIGHT LOW'S RIGHT AROUND 59 TO 60.

WITH ALL OF THE SUNSHINE ANTICIPATED, LOOK AT THE JUMP FROM SUNDAY TO MONDAY.

WE WILL BE CLIMBING UP INTO THE 90s.

WE WILL HAVE TRIPLE DIGITS EVEN THE 100 TEENS TO WRAP THE DESERTS.

ESPECIALLY AS WE HEAD INTO SATURDAY.

ON SUNDAY IT AS HOT AS WE GO INTO MONDAY.

OVERNIGHT LOW TEMPERATURES IN THE 70s.

FOR KPBS NEWS, I AM JUSTIN .

>>> A WORK OF ART TO PUT UNDER SUMMER BUCKET LESS.

A PAINTING BY A NOTABLE BLACK ARTIST ON VIEW AT THE MUSEUM.

OUR ICE PRODUCER AND EDITOR TAKES US INSIDE.

>> HE ROSE TO SUPERSTAR FAME AFTER HIS OFFICIAL PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT OBAMA WAS UNVEILED IN 2018.

HE HAS BEEN REWRITING HISTORY AND ART FOR NEARLY 2 DECADES.

HE IS THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR .

>> IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE CURRENT ART WORLD.

HE IS A BLACK ROCK STAR ARTIST .

>> THIS PAINTING IS HUGE AND WITH AND HER NECK TOLD DAN IT'S EYE-CATCHING EVEN FROM FAR AWAY .

A BLACK MAN DRAWS IN MODERN CLOTHING RIGHTS OF COURSE.

IT MIMICS THE WORK BY AT 17th CENTURY PAINTER.

HE TAKES TRADITIONAL OLD PAINTINGS AND REPLACES THE CHARACTERS WITH BLACK MODELS AND OTHER PEOPLE OF COLOR RECLAIMING CONCEPTS OF HEROISM AND GLORY .

>> HE IS THINKING ABOUT HOW THOSE PARTICULAR FIGURES HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED AND PUTTING THEM INTO SOME OF THOSE GREAT PAINTINGS AND MAKING THEM AS VIBRANT AS POSSIBLE.

>> HE PLAYS THE WORK IN A MUSEUM FULL OF DUTCH PAINTINGS.

SIDE-BY-SIDE AND LITERALLY OUT SIZING THE MUSEUM'S WORLD- FAMOUS REMBRANDT.

HE INSPIRED THE NEW TWIST.

CARTWRIGHT SAYS THIS ROOM AND THE MUSEUM IS BASICALLY AN ART HISTORY LESSON .

>> THIS IS A PLACE TO STUDY 17th CENTURY DUTCH AND FLEMISH ART.

INTRODUCING WILEY INTO THE CONVERSATION MAKES IT MUCH MORE INTERESTING .

>> IT IS ALWAYS FREE TO THE PUBLIC WHICH IS FUNDAMENTAL TO THE MISSION OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ART.

IT IS A MUSEUM WITHOUT A PHYSICAL SPACE.

THEY RELY ON COLLABORATIONS WITH OTHER MUSEUMS.

>> OUR MISSION IS TO BRING THE BEST ART IN THE WORLD TO SAN DIEGO.

THIS IS AMERICAN HISTORY.

>> JULIA DIXON EVANS, KPBS NEWS.

CHECK HERE IS A LOOK AT WHAT WE ARE WORKING ON TOMORROW.

NEARLY 90 MILLION PEOPLE ACROSS THE COUNTRY ARE ON HEAT ALERTS.

WE WILL DISCUSS THE HEALTH RISKS.

AND MID-DAY EDITION HAS TO WE CAN PREVIEW UP ALL OF THE BEST ARTS AND CULTURE EVENTS HAPPENING AROUND TOWN.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

HAVE A GREAT EVENING.