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 To send Kyle your well-wishes,SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) – Just over one week after being shot six times in front of his home, CBS News 8 sports director Kyle Kraska has been released from the hospital and is continuing his recovery at home.On Wednesday, Kraska released the following statement:Kraska has undergone multiple surgeries at Scripps La Jolla Hospital following the shooting on February 10.The suspect, 54-year-old Mike Montana, was arraigned for attempted murder on Tuesday, February 17 and entered a not guilty plea . His bail was set at $750,000. During his arraignment, prosecutor Rebecca Zipp said Montana intended to kill Kraska, but there was no comment on what kind of gun he allegedly used. Zipp said that Kraska was shot six times, including once in the torso. Montana Faces 37 years to life if convicted.Montana surrendered to a SWAT team on February 10, just hours after the shooting in the 12000 block of Avonette Court in Scripps Ranch. According to witnesses, the incident began when shots were fired into the rear window of Kraska's silver Mercedes. The confrontation then spilled onto the street, where more shots were reportedly fired before the suspect fled.A neighbor told CBS News 8 that he saw Kraska lying face-down in the street. His neighbors, including a nurse and an off-duty officer, came to his aid before an ambulance arrived and transported him to the hospital.On the day of the shooting, police were called after Montana's neighbors recognized his white minivan with the words "Superior Painting" on the side in front of his residence in El Cajon. A man living next door to Montana said he saw an alert on the CBS News 8 app and on social media, prompting him to call 911."I went straight to the house to knock on the door to confront the owner to say 'Hey is this in fact the gentleman that, you know, you rent a room to' and let her know hey they're looking for him and I'm calling the police," said one neighbor.Following a standoff, Montana, wearing jeans, a dark sweatshirt and beanie, exited his residence with his hands up and was taken into custody. Several residents were evacuated during the police operation."We were able to get a very dangerous suspect in custody relatively quickly. Nobody else was hurt," said Lt. Scott Wahl with the San Diego Police Department Kraska's friend and CBS News 8 Sports Producer Todd Villalobos says Kraska met Montana while he was doing paint work for some of Kraska's neighbors. He hired Montana to paint the outside of his house, but then became dissatisfied with the work. Kraska then paid Montana for the work that had been done and the two agreed to part ways.Months later, Montana began leaving notes on Kraska's door that escalated into the confrontation on Tuesday.Montana reportedly used to live illegally in a storage unit at Gillespie Field in El Cajon. CBS News 8 spoke with a former neighbor of Montana's, who said he had run-ins with him. The former neighbor also told us he believed Montana was at one point on psychotropic medications."He left threatening voice mails on my son's cell phone. Not direct threats, but talking about his guns and how good a marksman he is, so, insinuated threats. It got to the point where the girls in the office didn't want to come to work. They were scared of him," the man said.Montana also has two pending DUI charges involving driving under the influence of a drug and one misdemeanor criminal threats case that was not charged. He was out on bail when he was arrested Tuesday night.Kraska's family is helping him on his road to recovery. On Thursday, February 12, they released the following statement: ||||| The sports director at a San Diego television station was shot Tuesday outside his home in the Scripps Ranch neighborhood, and the suspected gunman was arrested hours later after a standoff with police. 
 
 Kyle Kraska, sports director at KFMB-TV News 8, was shot about 3 p.m. Neighbors reported hearing multiple gunshots. The windows of Kraska's Mercedes had been shot out. 
 
 Kraska, 48, was taken to a hospital and was undergoing surgery. 
 
 Police spokesman Lt. Scott Wahl declined to assess the severity of the wounds, but KFMB indicated that Kraska had been wounded in the leg and stomach and that he was awake and talking to paramedics. 
 
 At 7:45 p.m., the station reported that Kraska was out of surgery and his prognosis for recovery was good. 
 
 Police arrested 54-year-old Mike Montana shortly before 10 p.m. following an hours-long standoff at an El Cajon home. Montana surrendered without incident to SWAT officers. 
 
 Suspect in Shooting of San Diego TV Sports Anchor Surrenders After Standoff A 54-year-old man sought in connection with the shooting of a San Diego TV sports anchor surrendered to police Tuesday night after a hours-long standoff at a home in El Cajon. A 54-year-old man sought in connection with the shooting of a San Diego TV sports anchor surrendered to police Tuesday night after a hours-long standoff at a home in El Cajon. See more videos 
 
 No motive for the shooting has been identified, Wahl said. 
 
 Kraska, a native of Boston who attended Syracuse University, joined KFMB in 1999 after working at stations in New York, Florida, Texas and Los Angeles. 
 
 He was a morning and noon news anchor before being assigned to the sports director job in 2003. Among other things, he hosts a program after Chargers football games. He has won multiple awards. 
 
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– Veteran San Diego sportscaster Kyle Kraska is being treated at the hospital for multiple gunshot wounds after being attacked outside his home yesterday afternoon. Kraska, sports director at KFMB-TV News 8 and host of its San Diego Chargers postgame show, was seen facedown in the street after multiple shots were fired into his Mercedes, neighbors tell the station. The 48-year-old was wounded in the leg and stomach, but the prognosis for recovery is good, the station says. Suspect Mike Montana, 54, surrendered to a SWAT team after an hours-long standoff last night, the Los Angeles Times reports. Police say no motive for the shooting has been identified.