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Right now on Fox 5 News at 11 tonight,
a shark warning at a local beach
after a sea lion is attacked.
Then a boat burst into flames,
burning two people.
What we're learning tonight and new tonight,
a food delivery man is hungry for packages.
The hunt for this crook on the run.
The Fox 5 News at 11 starts now.
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We begin with breaking news tonight.
A fire at an elementary school in
North Park was just put out by
firefighters. Officials say the
fire started on the roof and may
have been caused by some construction
work that was being done earlier
today at Jefferson Elementary
School on Utah St.
Firefighters had the flames put
out pretty quickly, but it did
spread to some contents inside.
No one was inside the building at
the time and no one was hurt.
Now to that shark warning tonight.
This comes after a sea lion was attacked
and now warning signs are posted.
Fox 5's Kasia Gorgic joins us from
Cardiff with what this means if
you're heading to the beach.
Well, it was a beautiful day.
Perfect for a trip to the beach,
but when people got here they were
greeted with these signs warning of
a massive shark in the water.
A quick look around Cardiff State
Beach Thursday and you'd think it
was your average summer day until
people got a look at these bright
warning signs. Instant reaction was
let's not get in the water.
Because there's sharks.
Word spread of the possible danger
lurking in the water after lifeguards
were alerted to a badly injured sea lion
washed up on the shore earlier in the day.
Sea World says a rescue team took
the sea lion in which was missing
a tail and had other injuries to its back.
It ultimately did not survive.
State Park officials tell Fox 5 the
shark was likely engaging in feeding
activities leading them to issue
the aggressive shark warning.
I'm really surprised there's
still surfers out there.
You know, after everybody's
heard about it, obviously,
and a lot of them are in wetsuits
and you know they look like seals.
Some were not willing to risk it
with extra hesitation after three
juvenile great white sharks were just
recently spotted in Del Mar.
Well, those weren't even aggressive,
so I I don't care if there's only one,
but this one might be aggressive,
so forget it. The beach was still
packed with plenty of others
willing to brave the water.
One person goes and another person
goes and then one person comes out
and then everybody comes out pretty
much just don't go out too far.
And do you see a fan probably come
back inside and these warning signs
will be posted just through tomorrow
on about a mile stretch of beach.
Another shark sighting is reported
reporting from Cardiff State Beach.
Kasha Grigorchik Fox 5 News 30 foot
cabin cruiser went up in flames on
mission base and a huge black plumes
of smoke up into the air.
The fire started just after three
this afternoon near Dana Landing.
Perhaps you saw the smoke fire crews
had the fire out in 10 minutes.
Witnesses say they heard some
kind of explosion go off.
Two men were rescued from the water.
A 44 and 27 year old both
reportedly badly burned.
One had second or third degree burns
over 30% of his body,
but not life threatening.
It was a huge,
huge black cloud.
Of smoke and then more some more
smoke came out. There was an
initial explosion.
It sounded like they may have
attempted to extinguish because
one of the occupants actually
reports are that he fell into the
engine area of the burning vessel.
At that point sustained worse burns
and the two both jumped over the
side of the vessel to escape the fire.
The Coast Guard was called out to help
mitigate any potential fuel runoff
in 11 o'clock hour.
We're still monitoring our news
feeds for what's happening right now.
Here's Phil Blower.
Alright, definitely want to take
you back to earlier tonight.
Perhaps you or somebody you know
was caught up this big gridlock mess
here on northbound 163 just south
of Mesa College exit there.
The chain reaction accident
injured two people just after 8 o'clock.
It caused a SIG alert to be
issued for almost two hours.
Each piece is one vehicle slammed
into the other cars going full freeway
speed nowhere yet on what caused that crash.
And it did take some time for sweeper
crews out there to get all that crash
debris out of there carefully.
Alright, Phil, thank you.
There's been a rash of burglaries
at several optometry businesses
across San Diego County and thousands
of dollars worth of glasses were stolen
from shops in Escondido, La Mesa,
and Tierra Santa Fox 5 Stations.
Sloss has details on the search
for the optometry burglars.
Doors and windows are boarded up
at multiple optometry shops around
San Diego County after they were
burglarized early Thursday morning.
Around 2 45 AM thieves broke into
Tierra Santa Vision Center on Santo Rd.
Employees say burglars were inside
for about 10 minutes and got away
with around 120 high end frames and
sunglasses worth about $30,000.
Then around 330 another break in at
a lens crafters in Escondido off
Auto Park Way police say thieves
smashed the front window started
going through the shop and displays.
And got away with about $60,000
in merchandise officers arrived
just minutes after the alarm went off.
Police say they detained two
people for questioning,
though it's unclear how they
may be linked to the burglary.
Then another optometry store was
hit in East County around 5 AM.
This was at New View Optometric
on Elk Home Blvd in La Mesa.
Again there, a front window was smashed in
and thieves made off with a bunch of
sunglasses displays. It's unclear the
worth of the merchandise stolen from that
spot shop managers declined to speak on camera,
but some customers voiced their
concerns about the crimes. Only that
ends up costing us more money for
stuff that we gotta pay for as
taxpayers and as consumers.
So yeah, anytime something gets robbed,
it just jacks the prices.
Sometimes these burglaries come after
recent others at optometry shops
in Chula Vista and Kearney Mesa,
with thieves getting away with $150,000
in merchandise between those cases.
Jason Sloss Fox 5 News now that you
love this down where police are asking
for help identifying this burglar who
stole $5000 worth of items from a home.
This happened back in June.
Crime stoppers released these new photos.
Today you saw moments ago from that
burglary and police say he has a muscular
build this suspect and was last seeing
a red Puma shirt and white gloves.
Anyone with information is being
asked to call crime stoppers.
I need my dad for me.
My dad didn't do nothing.
He's not a criminal.
A little girl fighting to hold back
tears after her father, an undocumented
immigrant was arrested by ICE agents
on her first day of school as Diane
Gallagher reports it was part of a
large operation in Mississippi which
saw almost 700 undocumented immigrants.
Detained.
Please can I just see my mother please?
Parents taken away on buses
separated from their children.
Her mom is the only one she has.
That's our guardian.
In immigration raids across
Mississippi on Wednesday,
I need my dad for me.
My dad didn't do nothing.
He's not a criminal. Many children
left behind at schools and daycares.
One gym in a nearby town offering
a place to house and feed children
who were separated from their parents.
I understand the law and how
everything works, but in everything
has a system but everybody needs to
hold the kids first and foremost in
their minds today. Anxious family
members are trying to locate their
loved ones who were arrested.
There's a website that they were.
We were told that we could find anyone
that's been processed and detained.
I haven't been found a single person.
One woman telling CNN her husband
who has a heart condition was arrested,
her and their five year old son
with no one to help them.
He asked me for his dad where he is
and I tell him he's not here.
I told him they took him and he
starts to cry because he needs him.
A total of 680 detentions at seven
food processing plants across
six cities in Mississippi.
Officials calling it the largest
single state immigration enforcement
operation ever in the US. While
we are a nation of immigrants.
More than that, we are first and
foremost a nation of laws.
The raids on the heels of the El Paso
shooting where Latinos were purposely
targeted also came on the first day
of school for those children and
ICE official telling CNN they did
consider the impact on children and
worked with school administrators,
adding quote this was planned for
months well before El Paso.
We did this under past presidents.
This is business as usual for us.
Some detainees released overnight
with ankle monitors like this.
As White House officials tell CNN,
ice is scrambling to reunite some
parents with their children because
of childcare issues, many of whom
were placed with volunteers and strangers.
From the LA Times tonight,
a former attorney for San Diego based
Navy Seal, a quitter of war crimes,
is trying to get his former client
to pay him a complaint filed by
Texas based attorney Colby Volkey
says Eddie Gallagher is in breach
of a contract he signed last October.
Loki seeking $200,001 million in damages
and an Instagram post put up today
by Gallagher's wife.
She said that Volkey ran up the bill
and made little to no progress
and actually freeing Eddie Gallagher.
She also posted this picture of her and
her husband standing in front of their
Florida home for the very first time.
Since they've been back there,
the neighbors did decorate that and they
also put out these welcome home Eddie
signs near their front yard Kathleen.
Phil, thank you for the update.
The dire warning from scientists
tonight how climate change
could affect what you eat.
Plus new video released by investigators
after a deadly stabbing spree in Orange County.
The new information we're learning tonight.
And a delivery driver makes his drop off,
but then takes off with people's packages.
Why police are having trouble
tracking him down.
And a beautiful night temperatures
right now hanging out in the 60s.
I'll let you know when some warmer
weather will be moving in coming out.
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Police in Los Angeles say pure hate
drove a man to stab four people to
the head and injured two others,
and they say he should never
have been out on the streets.
Today police released this video
of the suspect in Garden Grove.
He walked into an insurance business,
pulled out two knives and started
attacking a woman inside.
She is now in critical condition
and just one of six victims.
We're learning more about tonight.
Rick Chambers reports.
33 year old Zachary Castaneda grins
after his arrest for a two hour murderous
rampage through Orange County.
This video from an insurance office
shows a savage attack against a
54 year old woman just before
he robbed the place.
Our suspect walks into the business,
confronts the female victim.
And without provocation,
he stabs her multiple times.
At one point when he stabbed the victim,
the knife nearly missed her heart,
so she's going to be in the hospital
for some time till she recuperates
from her injuries, but she is going
to survive Castaneda,
who is a known gang member,
a four year old man pumping
gas at a Chevron and then
nonchalantly hacked off the
man's nose with a machete.
After he attacked this guy savagely
returned to his vehicle, finished pumping gas.
Filled off his tank and then he drove
off Southbound on Harbor Boulevard
towards the city Santa Ana.
Castaneda has a lengthy criminal
history dating back to his teen years
and has been uncooperative since
his capture for these attacks.
He continued to fight our
detectors through the night.
Several times he had to be tamed.
He had to be hobbled, restrained.
He remained violent with us through the night.
He never told us why he did this.
Castaneda was awaiting trial for
three unrelated offenses when he
began this latest crime spree and
was out on parole for a weapons and
drug charge because of jail overcrowding.
This person should have been in prison
and not allowed to be in our community
committing these violent acts.
He is a violent individual who should
have never been considered for early
sentence based upon Assembly Bill 109.
And the DA may seek the death penalty.
This gentleman, as known at this point,
to have killed four people,
so he he certainly made himself eligible.
Outside the apartment tonight,
where Castaneda allegedly butchered
his two neighbors, the victims families
held assured vigil and tried to come
to terms with such a painful loss.
Rick Chambers with that report,
Castaneda's bail was set at $1 million.
He will be in court on Friday morning.
Now to a developing story.
A popular Thai restaurant is closed
after an early morning fire tore
through the building.
It started around 430 at taste
of Thai in Del Mar.
Investigators say the fire started in
the kitchen and quickly spread to the roof.
The plane flames also burned the dining room.
Luckily no one was inside at the time.
I was in the restaurant business
so it's detrimental to the company.
You know it's a lot of cleaning to do
on these walls to get the smell out.
So best of luck to you guys really.
The owners say they will rebuild
and eventually reopen the family run
business first opened in this
location in the 1990s.
A judge declared a mistrial on a second
degree murder charge against a woman
who is drunk when she caused a deadly
crash right before Christmas of 2016.
The jury convicted Alexandria Bain
yesterday finding her guilty of gross
vehicular manslaughter, but it was
deadlocked on that other charge with
all but one juror voting guilty.
Bain was also acquitted on four
child endangerment charges.
The 37 year old was drunk and driving
the wrong way in Forest Ranch when
she hit a Scripps Mercy Hospital
nurse and mother of a four year old
head on killing her.
New tonight, a young woman is sharing
her story of recovery after she nearly
died in a car crash caused by distracted driving.
The former model was left with broken
bones throughout her face after multiple
surgery. She's finally on the path to
healing as Jennifer Biseram reports.
She's now using her near death
experience to teach others about the
mistake that almost killed her.
Nicole Sincabich posed in front of
many cameras when she first started
college. She was a prom queen with
hopes of a modeling career.
Your life can be taken away from you in
three seconds like I was so lucky to
survive. But that all changed in March
of 2016. She was on her way home from
work in Allentown, Pennsylvania,
when somehow she slammed into this
tractor trailer. For whatever reason,
I did not stop. I do not remember
the accident. She had bleeding in her
brain and every bone on her face was
broken. I thought so many times of
giving up after years of therapy and
multiple surgeries. Doctors at Cohen
Children's Medical Center were able to
get her back on track. She didn't give
up hope. She had these injuries to
her entire face and her bones were all
misaligned in the wrong position. Today
in New Hyde Park, she was smiling again.
There's always light at the end of the
tunnel and you can get through it. Life
is a beautiful thing and I really have
learned to really appreciate that. And
now at 24, she wants people to know just
how dangerous distracting driving can
be. This happened in three seconds and
for whatever reason, I was distracted.
Robertson Claire from Triple A. More and
more we're seeing that people are still
dying on the roads that don't have their
seatbelt on, that were drunk, that were
distracted. Especially now that we're in
one of the deadliest months of the year
when it comes to driving. The 100 days
from Memorial Day to Labor Day are the
most dangerous because teens are out on
the road. On this day, Nicole, who was
back in college, says she doesn't want
anyone to go through what she did.
What's been the hardest part for you?
The recovery, just getting home from the
hospital and spending weeks inside
indoors and crying myself to sleep.
That was Jennifer Biserum with that
report. Synkavage says she may never get
behind the wheel again, but she is going
to go back to college to study chemistry
because although surgery sparked an
interest for her in the biomedical field.
Governor Gavin Newsom visited Los Angeles
today to promote his administration's
efforts to advance early childhood
education. It also extends California's
paid family leave program from six weeks
to eight weeks for each parent. He says
that will allow more time to be spent
with their children.
This is a moment where of abundance,
where we have the privilege of being in
a position where we can make these
investments. And so it's absolutely
incumbent upon all of us to make sure
that we map out in a very sober and
thoughtful way a master plan for early
childhood education.
The governor's budget provides more than
$2 billion for family centers like the
one he visited today. It's a move meant
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preschools across the state. In a dire
new report, the United Nations says
climate change is resulting in less food
for the entire world, including America.
According to the report from an
international organization, warming
temperatures and extreme weather are
disrupting food chains. It also found
that crops like wheat have between 6 to
13% less protein than it used to.
If you think the weather has been
heating up, just imagine how people in
Arizona are feeling these days,
especially postal workers. One in
Phoenix demonstrated just how hot it is
by cooking a steak on the dashboard of
his truck. In a series of photos,
the man showed the steak at various
stages of cooking. The steak was cooked
medium after two and a half hours
sitting there. A lot of mail trucks in
Arizona do not have air conditioning,
and now a local lawmaker has taken up
the cause and is asking the postal
union to address the problem.
When we come back, the delivery driver
who left with more deliveries than he
came with and why police are having a
hard time tracking him down. Plus,
we have your forecast on this Friday
Eve. Meteorologist Aloha Taylor is next.
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Surveillance cameras inside of San
Francisco apartment building show
a delivery man stealing packages.
The man is seen carrying
a Grubhub delivery bag.
He enters the apartment freely,
drops the food off to a customer,
but moments later he comes back and
it seems stuffing as many packages
as he can back into that delivery bag.
Police say without the Grubhub
delivery man's information, they can't help.
A day after San Diego's first case of
the measles health officials are confirming
a new measles case at LAX, the LA County
Department of Public Health says a
traveler passed through LAX while
contagious on July 23rd.
The infected person was in the Tom
Bradley International Terminal at the time.
Anyone there between the hours of
2 PM and 6 PM may have been exposed.
San Diego's first case was an 11 month
baby who recently returned from the Philippines.
Alright, with our eyes focused on the weekend,
let's check in with Aloha once again
for what we have in store for our Friday.
That's right, just a little over
half an hour before Friday here.
As it's 1123, there's a look at the
current numbers were in the 60s along
the coast through our inland valleys
and even up over our mountain locations.
Julian you at 65 degrees Valley Center 64
for you Escondido checking in at 67.
We topped out at 76 normal this time of the year.
Take a look at our overnight low
temperatures right where we should be.
Temperature wise for this time of the year 90.
That was also normal in Ramona and
the heat was on over our deserts.
109 in Borrego Springs 95 in Campo.
We are under the influence of this trough.
You see this counterclockwise spin.
This area of low pressure is
strengthening our onshore flow and
will continue this marine layer pattern
where those low lying stratus clouds
move in at night hang out there in the
morning and then clear back as we had
through the day so it's keeping those
temperatures also feeling a little more comfortable.
Also no push where it's a real humid air
mass so drier conditions as far as how
it feels outside tomorrow numbers hanging
out in the 70s and the 80s we could see
another 90 pop in areas like Ramona out
on the water serve 2 to 4 feet and your
70 forecast looks like this.
Take a look at the numbers.
We're going to hang out in the lower
70s to mid 70s as we had through the
next few days next week Tuesdays when
things start to warm back up upper 70s
at the beaches and over our inland
valleys enjoy the 80s while you can.
90s will be returning Tuesday and
Wednesday. Alright, so that looks like a
pretty good forecast going into the
weekend and no thunderstorms in sight.
No nothing at all. It's going to be a
comfortable marine layer type pattern.
That's nice for the mountains.
They don't have to look over
their shoulder for awhile.
Fire departments of course love that,
so very good. Alright, well I think
collectively if I can speak for the
entire crowd, we're ready for Friday.
Yes we are. Yes we do.
I have your votes. Yes you do.
Alright, well we'll get you through
Friday tomorrow as well so we
hope you join us then.
Thank you for watching us tonight at
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Get a great night's sleep.
We'll see you back here tomorrow.
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