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Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton has an update on the Astroworld Music Festival that has left multiple people dead. The San Diego Unified School District will not be taking a mental health day after parent pushback and Ocean Beach Pier is temporarily closed due to high surf. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton has details on a woman who died after a group of migrants attempted to cross the border Saturday. Then, police are searching for an escaped inmate who is on the run. And, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department is warning people about a new phone scam. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton reports on a shooting in a bar in Minnesota where one woman was killed and more than a dozen people were injured. Also, the FDA's Advisory Committee will meet on Oct. 26 to discuss authorizing Pfizer's vaccine for younger kids. And, construction could begin as early as next month to replace terminal one at the San Diego Airport. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton touches base with NBC 7's Brooke Martell about snow in Northern California, including in Mammoth who has reported some snowfall. Then, Mari shares some tragic news about the first pregnant woman to die in San Diego County from COVID-19. After, Mari shares an update on the Huntington Beach oil spill as officials are still working to figure out what caused a pipeline to crack. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton talks with Brooke Martell about cooler weather that is expected to come our way. Next, Mari mentions a proposal for new air travel restrictions on domestic flights, including requiring passengers to show proof of vaccination, a negative test or recent recovery from COVID-19. Then, Mari talks about the plans for unused doses of COVID-19 vaccines that are set to expire across the country. Lastly, Mari shares an update on a major oil spill near Newport Beach that caused the Pacific Airshow to be canceled to allow marine access for cleanup efforts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton touches base with Brooke Martell about when this hot weather might start to feel more like fall. Then, Mari shares an update on coronavirus in San Diego County with promising new numbers. Next, Mari explains that you might see some familiar sights along the embarcadero, including three cruise ships that are in port. Lastly, SDG&E is hosting an event on Broadway Pier this weekend for people to learn more about electric vehicles. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC 7's Mari Payton talks with Brooke Martell about the wild weather from Friday night. Then, Mari shares an update on COVID-19 booster shots from the CDC. Next, Mari mentions a plan to curb street racing after at least two racing-related deaths in San Diego this year. Mari also discusses a new recreation center opening today in the City Heights area complete with a public gymnasium, recreation room and more. Lastly, there are a handful of events happening throughout the county today, including SeaWorld's Halloween Spooktacular. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton and Brooke Martell talk about what kind of weather we can expect this week. Then, Mari shares an update on the search for the remains of five Navy sailors killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of San Diego. Next, Mari talks about live performances happening in our area this weekend and where to catch them. Lastly, Mari notes five local restaurants that have been recognized by the Michelin Guide, including one in Coronado.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with Brooke Martell on what kind of weather we can expect for the final weekend of summer. Then, Mari shares an update on a pregnant 25-year-old woman from Southern California who is returning from Afghanistan. Next, Mari talks about a former student of Francis Parker School who is suing the school, saying she was molested by a former teacher and coach. Lastly, Mari mentions that the pier in Imperial Beach is open again after a portion of it was damaged in high surf. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with an update on the Chaparral Fire burning in Riverside County. The fire has now burned more than 1,400 acres and is 10% contained. Then, Mari checks in with Brian James who has the latest updates on Hurricane Ida, which is expected to hit Louisiana. Next, Mari talks about four people who were shot near Belmont Park in Mission Beach overnight. Lastly, Petco Park is hosting a concert tonight featuring big bands like Green Day and Fall Out Boy.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with Brian James who is tracking two hurricanes moving toward the U.S. Then, Mari shares new details, including names, on the service members killed during the attack in Kabul this week. Many of them were assigned to Camp Pendleton. Next, Mari talks about an update on local families who are safely out of Afghanistan, while one family is still there. Lastly, a motorcyclist died overnight after colliding with a parked car. The crash is being investigated. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton and Crystal Egger talk about scattered showers throughout the county. Next, Mari touches on the unfolding situation in Afghanistan and the plan for troops from San Diego to help evacuate U.S. workers. Then, Mari talks about an announcement from Scripps Health that says all employees need to be vaccinated by the end of next month, or face termination. Lastly, a local fire captain has been released from the hospital and is recovering after getting injured alongside three other local firefighters while battling the Dixie Fire. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with Crystal Egger who anticipates a warm weekend in the county. Then, Mari talks about a decision made by the Ramona Unified School District board that will let parents opt-out of mask requirements for their children. Next, she mentions how the Escondido Union High School District, one of the first districts to return to campus this semester, is dealing with an increase in COVID-19 cases. Lastly, the American Kennel Club is hosting "Meet the Breeds" at the convention center this weekend. Visitors will have the chance to meet different breeds and learn which would work best for them. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton shares the latest update on COVID-19 cases in the county. Then, Mari talks about Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez's announcement that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. Next, Mari mentions local firefighters who are gearing up to help battle the Dixie Fire. Lastly, more American athletes have earned gold medals in the final moments of the Tokyo Olympics, bringing the team's total to 39 golds. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with a look at San Diego's latest COVID-19 numbers. Then, Mari mentions an outbreak at the regional law enforcement academy that has suspended the program. Next, Mari talks about plans to restore a library in the Logan Heights area. Lastly, Mari shares information about things to do around San Diego this weekend and, finally, what to look out for as the Tokyo Olympics wind down. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with Crystal Egger who says we may be off to a cloudy start this morning. Then, Mari shares a warning about scams targeting local Navy sailors. Next, Mari mentions an update on the man who went inside of an elephant exhibit with a toddler at the San Diego Zoo. Lastly, the San Diego Convention Center is welcoming back an in-person conference for the first time in more than a year.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton checks in with Crystal Egger who anticipates mostly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures until tomorrow. Then, Mari shares several updates on local crime including a police shooting that left one person dead. Next, a local recreation center has closed their pool indefinitely after a nationwide shortage caused their chlorine shipment to not arrive. Lastly, the first San Diego County resident to medal in the Tokyo Olympics won for skateboarding.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton hears from Crystal Egger about a chance of isolated showers in the county this afternoon. Then, Mari talks about a snow leopard at the San Diego Zoo that has tested positive for COVID-19 after showing symptoms. Next, Mari mentions a bill that was signed by Governor Gavin Newsom that will increase wages for childcare workers. Lastly, Comic-Con is here, but it is happening virtually for the second time since the start of the pandemic.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, Mari Payton and NBC7's Crystal Egger discuss the historic heat wave hitting the majority of western states along the coast. Then, Mari gives an update on two brush fires burning in the county. Next, Mari mentions an in-person march being held today as part of San Diego Pride's 2021 festivities. Lastly, Mari shares details on Virgin Galactic's launch to the edge of space with Richard Branson on board. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, Mari Payton starts off with NBC7's Crystal Egger to talk about about record heat this weekend. Then, Mari mentions a statewide flex alert that was extended through the end of the day. Next, details on conflicting mask guidance for schools, including how the CDC's rules differs from the state's. Lastly, the Carlsbad City Council has a newly vacant seat and an update on a shooting outside of Knott's Berry Farm that injured one person.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, Mari Payton talks about a fire at a horse ranch near San Marcos that killed two people. A family friend talked with NBC7 about the community effort that is underway to help the victims. Next, Mari mentions a prayer vigil and walk being held for a missing mother from Chula Vista. She has now been missing for six months. Lastly, the TSA is resuming defense training for airline employees next month due to a surge in unruly passengers. Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Today, Mari Payton starts with details on a man who jumped from a plane at LAX. He allegedly tried to open the cockpit door before heading for the exit. Next, the search is on for a driver who CHP says shot at another car after a road rage incident in the Carmel Valley area. Lastly, a series of weekend events begin today at Chicano Park. Organizers say they will include activities for kids, art and live music. Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about dangerously hot weather heading for the inland valleys, mountains and deserts this week. Next, Mari talks about new guidance coming from the state as we get closer to Jun. 15. Then, Mari shares an update on the notice for residents near Encanto who were told they needed to boil their water due to possible contamination. Lastly, a scaled-down version of the San Diego County Fair is here and Mari discusses what is different this year.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about increasing fire danger and excessive heat inland. Then, Mari shares an update on one of the county's vaccination goals that was reached yesterday. Next, Mari mentions an increase in the number of travelers through TSA checkpoints for the first time since March 2020. Lastly, a possible culprit has come forward to take responsibility for the mysterious "boom" that confused San Diegans this week.

Today, Mari Payton and NBC7's Crystal Egger talk about the anticipated warm up that will come this week throughout the county. Then, Mari talks about community events taking place to remember the two SDPD detectives who passed away this week. Next, Mari talks about another wrong-way crash that took the life of a grandmother in Chula Vista. Lastly, El Cajon has created a new webpage to help residents through the COVID-19 vaccination process and Chula Vista officially opened new park space.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about partly sunny skies this weekend. Then, Mari discusses the tragic wrong-way crash that killed two SDPD detectives. The department says that there were married and met at the training academy in 2012. Next, Mari touches on rising cases of COVID-19 among teens who are 12 to 17 years old. Lastly, Mari shares the details of a local federal judge who overturned California's ban on assault weapons.

Today, Mari Payton checks in with NBC7's Crystal Egger about a sunny afternoon following a thick marine layer in the morning. Then, Mari talks about the thousands of visitors booking up hotels and campgrounds in the region this weekend. Next, a preview on the events taking place tomorrow to honor the lives of those who have served the country. Lastly, the San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector is warning those who have not paid their property taxes. The deadline is near.

Today, Mari Payton starts with NBC7's Crystal Egger about how overcast weather is anticipated to impact the start of Memorial Day weekend. Then, Mari gives an update on the county's progress against COVID-19. Next, an update on the passenger who assaulted a Southwest flight attendant. Lastly, horse-racing fans will soon be able to return to the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club and Balboa Park's carousel is reopening after being closed for more than a year.

Today, Mari Payton gives the latest details on declining coronavirus case numbers throughout the country. Then, Mari touches on the Deer Fire that is burning near Escondido and forced road closures yesterday. Lastly, Mari shares an introduction to the Yellow Whistle Campaign that will kick off in Mira Mesa.

Today, NBC7's Mari Payton starts with an update on vaccination progress in San Diego County against COVID-19. Then, she discusses California's plan for full reopening on Jun. 15, which happens to be the same time most local schools start summer break. Next, Mari talks about some good news for Padres fans about park capacity. Lastly, an update on the kids who were brought to the San Diego Convention Center for reunification.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about a slight chance of drizzle this weekend. Then, Mari touches on the confusion surrounding mixed messages on mask guidelines for fully vaccinated people. Next, she mentions that the FAA is looking into an incident at the San Diego International Airport after two planes came too close for comfort. Lastly, Friendship Park along the U.S.-Mexico border has been closed due to the pandemic, but community advocates say it is essential. Mari brings up the response on this from authorities.

Today, Mari Payton starts with an update on a fire burning on the western edge of Anza Borrego Desert State Park. Cal Fire San Diego says that it jumped to roughly 2,900 acres overnight. Then, NBC7's Crystal Egger talks about how the weather conditions might impact the effort to get the fire under control. Next, Mari talks about a search for Maya Millete that is happening today-- the day after her 40th birthday. Lastly, Old Town is able to resume Cinco de Mayo celebrations for the first time since the pandemic.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about cloud-covered skies to start off May. Then, Mari previews a vigil being held tonight for the victims of the mass shooting in the Gaslamp Quarter. Next, Mari touches on the search for a suspected arsonist in the Sunset Cliffs area. Lastly, walk-up vaccines are available at several sites throughout the county this weekend.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about a rain and snow storm heading our way overnight. Then, Mari shares details on how public health officials are responding to people who say they might not feel comfortable getting the J&J vaccine now that it is being administered again. Next, Mari discusses a summer school program being offered by SDUSD to help students who have faced a challenging school year amid the pandemic. Lastly, a group of residents are pushing back against the potential placement of two sex offenders in their neighborhood.

Today, Mari Payton checks in with NBC7's Crystal Egger on when the morning clouds will make way for afternoon sun. Then, Mari shares the latest details on the deadly shooting in the Gaslamp Quarter that left one person dead and several others injured. Next, Mari talks about the J&J vaccine that has been given the green light to be used in the U.S. Lastly, an update on San Diego County's progress against COVID-19.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about offshore winds causing temperatures to soar throughout the county. Then, Mari talks about how businesses are struggling to find job candidates to fill their now-open positions. Lastly, Mari discusses a new antibody treatment center that is expected to open in the South Bay to help treat mild-to-moderate COVID-19 patients.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about when the morning marine layer is expected to make way for clear skies. Then, Mari gives an update on the future of the pier in Ocean Beach after a report was made public saying it may be running out of options. Next, Mari talks about an event being held today with Mayor Todd Gloria that will aim for residents to be able to ask him direct questions. Lastly, Prince Philip, family patriarch and Queen Elizabeth II's husband of 73 years, is laid to rest in Windsor, England by members of Britain's royal family.

Today, NBC7's Crystal Egger starts off with dry weather this weekend with Sunday shaping up to be the warmest day of the month! Then, Mari Payton shares details about the anticipated arrival of unaccompanied migrant minors at the convention center. Lastly, there might be some relief on the way for the event industry. Mari discusses a proposal to waive some permit fees.

Today, NBC7's Crystal Egger tells us what weather to expect for the first week of spring. Then, Mari Payton gives an update on vaccination progress in San Diego County along with the latest coronavirus case numbers. Mari also discusses multiple rallies expected to happen locally to show support for Asian Americans after recent attacks. Lastly, San Diegans are remembering well-known religious leader, Bishop George Dallas McKinney, after his passing was announced.

NBC7's Crystal Egger shares what kind of weather we can expect for the first day of the new season. Then, Mari Payton talks about a crash that happened overnight in Linda Vista. A 17-year-old passed away and several others were seriously hurt. Mari also describes new video from a witness who saw a man holding a toddler enter an elephant enclosure at the San Diego Zoo. Lastly, some museums in Balboa Park are finally reopening after restrictions kept them closed for weeks.

Today, Mari Payton and NBC7's Crystal Egger discuss how long the cooler weather is here to stay. Then, Mari dives into who is in the new group that will be eligible to receive a vaccine starting Monday. Next, we hear details on how Governor Gavin Newsom is responding to the recall effort against him. Lastly, what are the chances of scoring a ticket for Opening Day at Petco Park? It depends on how many fans will be let in. Mari has an update on what to expect.

Today, Mari Payton talks with NBC7's Crystal Egger about a lingering storm in our area. Then, Mari discusses San Diego County's expected to move into the red tier, which means less restrictions on restaurants, theaters, gyms and more. Another big change takes place today that allows breweries, distilleries and wineries that don't serve food to be able to open outdoors with modifications. Lastly, about a quarter of eligible San Diegans have gotten at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine.

Today, Mari Payton starts with NBC7’s Crystal Egger who shares details about a storm heading toward San Diego. Then, Mari covers which vaccination sites are closed and which are open, along with where you might find available appointments. Lastly, President Joe Biden’s proposed pandemic relief bill is passed by the Senate and early voting is set to begin in the 79th Assembly District to fill the vacant seat left by Secretary of State Shirley Weber.

Today, Mari Payton checks in with NBC7's Crystal Egger on the dry weekend weather before a storm is expected to roll in next week. Then, Mari touches on the latest guidance from the state that means big changes for ballparks, amusement parks and outdoor concert venues. We wrap up with the latest on a temporary closure at the Del Mar Vaccination Super Station and an update on the pandemic relief bill.

NBC 7 Meteorologist Crystal Eggar has your forecast if you're heading up to see the snow. The latest vaccination super station is open in San Marcos, and NBC 7's Mari Payton has more on how to get an appointment. California's COVID-19 cases decrease, but deaths are still on the rise. The family of a hiker found dead in Mission Trails shares his accomplishments. And a sanitizing machine bursts into flames in a Point Loma grocery store.

Today, Mari Payton returns to the podcast and talks about 2020 making into the record books along with these record high temperatures for January. But Crystal says it isn't going to last forever! Mari also dives into some of the soring coronavirus numbers we're seeing just north of us in L.A. County. And if you thought those numbers were jarring...just wait until you hear about the number of troops being mobilized to the capitol in Washington D.C. It's all in an effort to step up security for the upcoming inauguration. But President-Elect Joe Biden isn't the only one with a special inauguration coming up... his rescue dog is getting his own "In-Dog-uration"!

NBC 7's Mari Payton has the latest on the Moderna vaccine rollout today. New hope for nursing home residents dealing with months of isolation, as vaccinations begin for the most vulnerable. Health experts call California the epicenter of the pandemic. Local restaurants await the next ruling in back-and-forth lawsuit. Lawmakers reach agreement in what will be the first pandemic relief legislation since March. China brings back moon rocks as it grows its space program. Plus, meteorologist Crystal Eggar has your holiday forecast.

NBC 7’s Mari Payton discusses the rollercoaster of COVID-19 restrictions for local restaurants. San Diego records its deadliest week since the pandemic began. The nation's second COVID-19 vaccine gets approval. A Lincoln High School alum turned NBA Star gives back to San Diego families in a huge way. And with Christmas less than a week away, NBC 7 Meteorologist Crystal Eggar has your forecast for the holidays. Plus, is there a right way to eat a candy cane? Mari and Crystal discuss.

NBC 7 Meteorologist Crystal Eggar says you may have had your heater on this morning, but you won't need it later on. It's shaping up to be a warm day in San Diego. NBC 7's Mari Payton has the latest on a record-breaking day for the Coronavirus locally, and an outbreak at a Kearny Mesa church that has defied public health orders. As wave of new restrictions will hit many California counties tomorrow, a vaccine seems closer than ever. In north county, neighbors honor a woman killed on a popular hiking trail. Finally, U.S. Christmas tree growers are surprised about sales this year.

It's Small Business Saturday. NBC 7's Mari Payton and meteorologist Crystal Egger talk about some of their favorite local businesses and the special importance of shopping small this year. Good news for shoppers, Crystal says the weather will be great for those who plan to go out and support local businesses. In pandemic news, San Diego County is reporting a record number of new cases. Meanwhile L.A. County officials are increasing restrictions significantly as cases soar. Finally, the Aztecs are in Colorado for a matchup with the Buffaloes today, after their game against Fresno State was cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns.

After 3 days of waiting, today, NBC 7's Mari Payton announces the new President-Elect this morning. She also talks about a tight race that's still going on here in San Diego and how one college is using tents to fend off the coronavirus. She also has the details about the ArtWalk returning to Liberty Station this weekend.

Today, Mari Payton and Crystal Egger talk about the warm temperatures we're seeing this weekend. And students will officially be learning online this fall. Mari has all the details about the strict rules for schools in order to send kids back to the classroom. She also talks about the possibility of repairing USS Bonhomme Richard and sailors who contracted the virus. Plus, a suspicious fire at a deli in Little Italy is making investigators wonder if it could be arson. Mari also has the details on some of the fun virtual events happening today to celebrate Pride!

Today Emmy Award winning reporters Steven Luke and Mari Payton talk about the biggest protest we've seen in San Diego yet. They also talk about a shocking new video of police officers who were not in uniform arresting a woman on the street. They also share stories about people coming together all around the county to heal. And there's some exciting news happening at Petco Park!

Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful mothers out there and to our very own Mari Payton! Today she and Steven talk about the headlines of the day. That includes a robbery that turned into a tug-of-war at a south bay donut shop. They also have an update on the man who died in police custody Friday night, funding for childcare in the county, and some baseball news.

Mari Payton and Steven Luke are bringing you the latest on the Coronavirus and how to stay safe if you're choosing to wear protective gloves while you're out and about. And if you normally celebrate Easter, what is your family doing this year while under quarantine? Mari and Steven share their plans and tell you where you can still watch an Easter service!

More cases of Coronavirus are popping up across San Diego. Chula Vista City Council Member Steve Padilla has tested positive for COVID-19. It’s the first reported case among government representatives in San Diego County. Plus, celebrity chef Brian Malarkey announced he would temporarily close all nine of his restaurants across San Diego County. NBC 7 anchors Mari Payton and Steven Luke have these headlines and more in the weekend edition of "Today in San Diego."

While much of the country is focused on the opioid epidemic, San Diego County is dealing with an old, but familiar problem: methamphetamine abuse. In the fourth installment of INSIGHT, NBC 7's Tom Jones and Mari Payton discuss the increase in meth-related arrests and deaths in San Diego County, resulting in law enforcement calling the region “ground zero” for the country’s meth problem. With the help of three other NBC 7 reporters, the team looks at the crisis from all angles, including support services for addicts and what border agents are doing to try to stop the drug from entering the country. INSIGHT is a podcast that dives behind the stories making headlines in our community. The team behind INSIGHT and NBC 7's Investigative team are: Tom Jones (@TomJonesNBC), Dorian Hargrove (@DorianHargrove), Rory Devine (@RoryNBCSD), Mari Payton (@MariNBCSD), Paul Krueger (@pkruegernbcsd), and JW August (@JW_August). INSIGHT is produced by Matthew Lewis (@MatthewLewis89).You can find NBC 7 San Diego's exclusive investigative content at NBC7.com/Investigates.

Documents show the U.S. government kept a secret database of journalists, activists, and “instigators” tied to the migrant caravan. NBC San Diego Investigative journalists Tom Jones and Mari Payton give insight into how they broke this story, the government's response and subsequent fallout.

Scott Lewis, Andy Keatts and Sara Libby tore in to this week. SB 615, by Sen. Ben Hueso and City Attorney Mara Elliott, and would make it harder for the public to hold government officials accountable for violating the Public Records Act. What ensues on this podcast is a high-decibel discussion by our hosts. We also called local reporter Mari Payton to talk about a big story she broke this week about the U.S. government tracking journalists and immigration advocates. We want to learn more about you! If you could fill out this brief two-minute survey that would help us a lot. It's at vosd.org/podsurvey Follow Scott and Andy’s weekly political coverage with the Politics Report. Sara’s weekly newsletter is What We Learned This Week. Talk to us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.