San Diego County is heading into a hot and humid weekend, but meteorologist Megan Parrys microclimate forecast shows some relief from the heat could arrive soon. Everyone loves finding a bargain at outlet stores, but well show you how to tell whether those deep discounts on popular brands are truly a great deal or too good to be true.THE STREAMLINEWATCH ABC 10News brings you The Streamline for Friday, July 24 -- everything you need to know in under 10 minutes: The Streamline: Friday, July 24TOP STORYSAN DIEGO (AP) Johnny Depp scolded Comic-Con International attendees in character as Ebenezer Scrooge as the nation's biggest pop culture convention opened Thursday.Do you have jobs? It seems as though you have so much spare time.
said the actor, clad in an overcoat and top hat as he emerged from a faux snow-lined downtown San Diego storefront marked with a Scrooge and Marley sign. A crowd gathered, recording on cellphones and calling out Merry Christmas!"I can only say you're all very, very strange people. Humbug!" Depp called out gruffly, shuffling back inside the building.Ebenezer, set for release Nov.
13, is the embattled stars first studio film in eight years. His appearance on the streets of the Gaslamp Quarter outside any official panels fits the more guerrilla-style approach to marketing and promotion that some Hollywood studios have taken at the expo in recent years. What to expect on Day 2 of Comic-Con 2026More than 120,000 people are expected at the four-day convention, which began in 1970 with a gathering of several hundred sci-fi and comics fans and an in-person appearance from Marvel icon Jack Kirby.Fan Mecca through 2030Organizers have said in recent years that the San Diegos event and hotel space may not be enough to hold growing crowds, and have floated moving to Los Angeles or another large city.
But the citys mayor Todd Gloria said Wednesday as the expo opened that it would remain in San Diego through 2030. He said the announcement reflects our shared commitment to the fans, creators, businesses and workers who make Comic-Con unlike anything else in the world.PJ Richardson, 44, drove cross-country from Orlando, Florid…
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