Moose Toys, a leading innovator in the toy industry, revealed their new collaboration with  MrBeast, also known as Jimmy Donaldson — the world’s most subscribed YouTuber and a dedicated philanthropist. The new line, MrBeast Lab, includes a range of small-scale collectibles along with action, vinyl, and collector’s figures. It is set to hit the U.S. market in July and expand globally through the fall, but attendees at San Diego Comic-Con will be able to get their hands on a SDCC exclusive, as well as limited edition items.

You can find Moose Toys at San Diego Comic-Con Booth #301, where they’ll be offering two MrBeast Lab items. The first is a 3.5″ tall San Diego Comic-Con exclusive MrBeast Lab Fuzzy Panther Vinyl Figure, which features a unique flocked texture, defined detailing, and display-ready packaging. It is limited to 3000, and will be available for $14.99.

The second item is a MrBeast Lab Alpha Panther Mutator, a limited-edition figure featuring an exclusive blue chrome finish, glow-in-the-dark crystals, and more than 20 points of articulation. The 5.5″ figure is part of the recent launch of MrBeast Lab Mutators, “the wildest experiment from the world of MrBeast Lab”, but it stands apart from the other figures in the line. This iteration was designed and styled to represent MrBeast’s iconic panther logo, and has a “completely new and elevated unboxing experience” in which the premium packaging touts “restricted access”. Fans will have to remove an exterior sleeve before unfolding the lab-themed box to unveil the limited edition Alpha Panther inside. Pick it up for $29.99 at San Diego Comic-Con and Walmart Collector Con only.

CHULA VISTA, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — The Chula Vista Police Department is now livestreaming 911 emergency calls directly to officers in the field.

Officers can hear the caller’s actual words and voice providing the sense of urgency, small details that may not be otherwise provided, and immediate updates on the situation and location. Officers also see the caller’s location on a map. 

This new technology — “Live911”– provides a “head start” to officers monitoring incoming 911 calls by eliminating dispatching delays, reducing response times.

Live911 allows the officer to obtain more information for a better response plan and calculated de-escalation techniques, providing better service to the community.

“I used to think officers could hear 911 calls, and the truth is no, that’s not ever been the case really,” said Sgt. Tony Molina with the Chula Vista Police Department.

The Chula Vista Police Department spearheaded the idea and worked with software company, HigherGround, to make it a reality. Since 2020, the department has been test driving the software and says it has been a lifesaver. 

“We’ve had multiple people that were saved from the officers just listening to it in the field,” said Dispatch Supervisor, Tina Larson. “They will get there before fire and medics, and they’ll be starting CPR.”

Late last year, officers saved a man’s life who was in a burning car after it veered off the freeway in San Diego County. Instead of waiting to dispatch the California Highway Patrol, an officer on duty could hear the callers reporting the incident in real time and decided Chula Vista should respond immediately to rescue the man. 

There are 143 agencies across the country that have adopted Live911, including the Oceanside Police Department. In California, a total of 24 police and sheriff departments are customers. 

“We’ve been blessed with this particular software. I told my boss if we ever got rid of this program, I’m going to leave my headset swinging because it is such a game changer,” said Larson. 

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — San Diego Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. has been placed on the injured list with a stress reaction in his leg, the team announced Monday.

The Padres placed Tatis on the IL Monday after recent imaging showed a stress reaction in his right femur. He had been out of the lineup for the past two games, according to MLB.com.

Tatis said he had been playing with tightness in his right quad area for much of the season ahead of his diagnosis.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) says stress reactions and fractures are relatively common in athletes and are caused from overuse.

It is unclear how long this injury will keep Tatis from playing, although he has initially been placed on the 10-day IL.

The Padres say Tatis could be out through the All-Star break, and that the injury has plainly impacted Tatis’ ability to run the bases and cover ground in the outfield. 

Bryce Johnson is taking Tatis’ place on the roster while he remains on the IL.

Currently, Xander Bogaerts (left shoulder fracture), Luis Campusano (left thumb bruise), Joe Musgrove (right elbow inflammation) and Yu Darvish are all on the IL, along with Tatis. Padres manager Mike Shildt said Monday Darvish will not rejoin the rotation as expected on Tuesday due to “a little” right elbow inflammation.

The Padres say they haven’t yet ruled anyone out for the season.

Fans locally can watch Padres games this season at Padres.tv, with a subscription (there is a 7-day free trial available), or on Padres TV, AppleTV+, ESPN, FS1, FOX Sports or TBS. All regular season games will also be broadcast live on the radio in both English and Spanish on 97.3 The Fan and XEMO-860AM La Poderosa.