Father-Son Duo Accused in Home Invasion Shooting in Court this Morning

1. The father and son accused of shooting a man during a home invasion robbery Aug. 7 in Lemon Grove are scheduled to appear in the El Cajon court at 9 a.m. Friday for a readiness conference.

Gregory Alan Jewell, 49, and Joshua Alan Wineski, 22, are alleged to have carried out the home invasion robbery in which a resident of the home was shot and critically wounded.

Jewell, is alleged to be the actual shooter. He was ordered held without bail and faces life in prison if convicted, according to authorities. Police say Wineski is alleged to have been armed with an unloaded 12-gauge shotgun and provided “backup” for his father. He was ordered held on $500,000 bail.

2. The Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl announced that tickets for this year's college football post-season game will go on sale to the general public on Friday. The 34th annual game will be held Dec. 28, featuring teams from the Pacific-12 and Big 12 conferences. Prices will range from $60 to $75.

3.Two rodents found in traps last week tested positive for hantavirus, County Health Department officials announced Thursday.

A total 45 rodents have been found in routinely monitored traps this year in comparison to 21 in 2010. 

An infected deer mouse and vole were found in south Chula Vista, said Supervising Vector Ecologist Chris Conlan.

"It doesn't matter if you're in the East County or around the beach," he said "whether you live in a suburban area or near an undeveloped lot you probably have deer mice in the area."

Infected rodents in the wild pose little risk for example if you're hiking or riding your bike, officials said.

Only one San Diego County resident has contracted the disease in recent years.