10News Wake Up Call: Thursday, Nov. 14

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Here’s what you need to know in the Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024, edition of the 10News Wake Up Call newsletter.
Investigators are trying to piece together how a deadly shooting in downtown San Diego unfolded Wednesday morning and ultimately led to a shootout involving police in Little Italy about an hour later.
Here’s what San Diego Police know so far:
— Officers were called to Union and Ash streets at around 8:20 a.m. after a 39-year-old man and 31-year-old woman were reportedly shot inside a car and died at the scene
— Police said the victims apparently knew the suspected shooter and they were targeted by the gunman
— During a search of the area, four Harbor Police officers helping in the manhunt spotted the man believed to have been involved in the shooting in the 2200 block of Kettner Blvd.
— Officers confronted the 26-year-old man, who was described as acting aggressive; police said he then opened fire at the officers during the interaction
— A Harbor Police officer was struck in the hip and the suspected gunman was also hit by officers’ gunfire
— The injured officer was hospitalized and is in recovery and the suspected gunman died at an area hospital
Investigators have not determined a motive in the initial shooting.
Updates on this story can be found here:
A fire in San Diego’s Teralta East neighborhood forced several people to evacuate early Thursday morning.
San Diego Police said they received reports at around 2:30 a.m. of several people near a fence in the 4200 block of 47th Street starting a fire.
According to an officer at the scene, the fire — believed to have been started by homeless people trying to stay warm — spread out of control to several nearby garages.
Firefighters quickly responded and knocked the fire down before it spread further.
Police are searching for the people responsible for starting the fire.
ABC 10News learned an arson investigation is underway.
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Cryptocurrency has become so big that billions of dollars are lost every year to scams involving digital currency.
Over the past few years, ABC 10News has interviewed multiple victims of crypto-related scams who were brave enough to tell their stories.
As scams have increased, so have the number of cryptocurrency recovery websites.
Watch Melissa Mecija’s report:

More air monitors could be coming to the South Bay to help manage the stench from the Tijuana River sewage crisis.
In late summer, San Diego County’s Air Resources Control Board installed the first set of monitors to find out what in the air is causing the smell.
Now, a potential expansion of the program is in the works with a focus on a specific chemical.
Watch Moses Small’s report:
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