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Holiday driving brings increased accidents on Southern California roads

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By Brian White
| KFMB-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO — Whether drivers are heading across town or across the state, safety advocates say the holiday season is one of the most dangerous times of year to be on the road. From Thanksgiving through New Year’s, crashes, injuries and fatalities tend to increase, driven by heavier traffic, higher speeds and more impaired and fatigued drivers. This year, there will be no shortage of vehicles on Southern California freeways.
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UC San Diego Robotics Institute explores the future of automation and human jobs

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By Brian White
| KFMB-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO — Companies like Amazon say robots could eliminate the need for hundreds of thousands of workers in the coming years, raising a big question: Are robots taking human jobs? To get a closer look, CBS 8 visited the Robotics Institute at UCSD, where researchers are developing advanced robots designed to work alongside humans and exploring what automation could mean for the workforce. Amazon is betting big on automation.
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Memorial grows at Mission Bay following death of baby boy found in portable restroom

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By Brian White
| KFMB-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
SAN DIEGO — A small but emotional memorial is growing at the Dana Landing/Sunset Point area of Mission Bay, where a baby boy died after being found inside a portable restroom Monday afternoon. Flowers, balloons, and a sympathy card now sit at the base of the restroom, placed there by people who never knew the child but say they felt compelled to honor him. On Tuesday, the site became a place of quiet mourning. A small group gathered for a prayer, asking for comfort for the baby and his family.
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