hadn't some young women vanished in the town next door, santa ana?ere like, "well, you know, what are the odds that they're related?” >> reporter: so she looked them up and learned about kianna jackson, just 20 years old when she disappeared five months before jarrae's death. her mom is kathy menzies. >> she was just a very fun-loving child. always made you laugh. >> reporter: just look at her childhood photos. that silly grin. she loved her dog, her little brother, playing softball. and then it started happening, said kathy. eighth grade or so. >> she was kind of getting, you know, typical teenage. you know, mouthy. and then, you know, high school came, getting around the older kids, she kind of got a little, you know, worse. >> reporter: how did you cope with that? >> one day at a time. love her as much as i could was about the only thing. >> reporter: after high school kianna went to college, about a three-hour drive from home. a year later, she moved to las vegas. but though far from home now, she got closer and closer to her mom. >> she would ca

. >> en santa ana en un principio no había suficiente vacuna. >> en unidades como santas ana que hanhora ya están llegando y haciendo más accesible para la gente. >> ahora la labor debe ser de convencimiento. >> ahora los mayores de 65 años, trabajadores esenciales, con condiciones crónicas, no lo piensen dos veces, reciban su vacuna. >> para más información de dónde puede vacunarse en el condado orange, llame ahora al teléfono que aparece en pantalla. >> la única manera de lograr para la pandemia es que logremos vacunarnos. >> desde los Ángeles reymond mesa telemundo 48. >> el virus no se va a ir es importante tener la vacuna. >> ahora la farmacéutica astrazeneca se defiende de la información que hablan de ellos sobre su efectividad, expertos dicen a la farmacéutica utilizó información engañosa para decir que la vacuna tiene un 79% de efectividad y astrazeneca dice que mañana publicará información actualizada. >> aumenta la distribución de vacunas en este país, el gobierno federal dice que serán enviadas 27 millones de dosis, son 5 millones más en relación a la semana pasada pero ta

arias trae este reporte >>> esta es la destrucciÓn que dejÓ el incendio del mercado municipal de santa anaalabras, al ver que sus negocios producto del esfuerzo de muchos aÑos quedaron reducidos a cenizas >>> estÁ totalmente destruido no tengo palabras para esto. >>> era venta de plÁsticos y vestidos de novio >>> el siniestro se produjo la noche de este miÉrcoles y hasta hoy las autoridades no han determinado su causa >>> se sospecha de un corte circuito >>> la gente en medio de la pandemia perdiÓ dinero y tratando de salir en la reactivaciÓn econÓmica y vivir esto >>> se trata del siniestro mÁs grande el cual dejÓ pÉrdida millonaria >>> la familia saavedra y sus trabajadores recorrieron la venta de jugos naturales y comida y ven el futuro incierto en medio de la pandemia >>> se van el empleo con 7 niÑas y queremos confiar >>> por fortuna la ayuda llega del gobierno quien repartiÓ alimentos para los vendedores mientras se levanta un censo para otorgarles crÉditos blando >>> hemos luchado con la pandemia >>> en santa ana el salvador samuel arias >>> quÉ pena que llegue ayuda al salvador. al

aim in santa ana navarro story there in the end daunting q.a. thank you for having. us now let's get you up to speed on some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour protesters in bangkok have to find a ban on public gatherings to call for the release of their detained leader they said photos of thailand's king alight as they held a vigil outside the criminal who of the protest movement emerged last year calling for reforms to the monarchy and the constitution. protesters have rallied in minnesota and head of the trial of george floyd's killing a police officer derek show been is accused of murder after being filmed with his knee on steroids neck as you beg for air jury selection begins on monday the case set off racial justice protests in the u.s. and beyond. thousands of people have demonstrated against measures to control the coronavirus in the austrian capital vienna there were isolated scuffles and police made several arrests the protesters oppose the ongoing closure of part of the austrian economy they also object to mass vaccines and comp

in santa ana navarro being stored there and gone to me. thank you for having. highlighting now some other stories making news around the world protesters in bangkok have defined a ban on public gatherings to call for the release of their detain leaders they said photos of thailand's king a light as they held a vigil outside the criminal court the protest movement emerged last year calling for reforms to the monarchy and the constitution. protesters have rallied in minnesota ahead of the trial of over george floyd's killing a police officer derek chauvinism queues of murder after being filmed with his knee on floyd's neck as he backed for air jury selection begins on monday the case set off racial justice protests in the u.s. and beyond. protesters have clashed with police in paraguay's capital for a 2nd day they're calling for government to resign anger over the government's handling of the throne of virus crisis boiled onto the streets shops were ransacked and cars were set on fire. thousands of people have demonstrated against measures to control the coronavi

francisco will join berkeley, san jose, south san francisco, oakland and santa clara and long beach, la, santa ana, santa monica who have allen accounted similar measures on hazard pay. this will require grocery stores, retail pharmacies and janitor and security contractors whose securities work to provide $5 per hour of hazard pay to employees making under $35 per hour or $75,000 a year. this will only apply to grocery stores and retail pharmacies with at least 20 employees in san francisco and 500 or more employees worldwide. it does not include mom and pop grocery stores or pharmacies that do not meet those requirements. if the store wants exempt all they have to do is engage in a collective bargaining agreement with the union regarding the hazard pay and they will be exempt. this exempts employers who have predated collective bargaining agreements on hazard pay which some stores negotiated during this pandemic. this is written in the ordinance on page 5 lines 18 through page 6 line 4. president walton would like to clarify the definitions. this was sept to committee members this morning for re

podría enfnetar dólares por tener en su poder pastillas de fentanilo y una menor de edad iba con santa anaaramantes y es que hubo 41 tirotos en esta ciudad y también autoridades han incautado ya 193 armas de fuego también la policía recomienda a residentes instalar cámaras de seguridad en sus casas y en san josé se han incrementando los tiroteos dejando víctimas moraltes . >>> vamos a ver . >>> las sirenas sonaron todo el fin de semana en san josé y tiroteos no dejaron dormir . >>> da miedo?. >>> sí. >>> hasta el domingo se han registrado 9 homicidios en el año . >>> fue hasta abril donde tuvimos 9 homicidios . >>> recién terminando la primera semana de marzo es que en abril la cifra será mucho más alto, podrían haber varios factores involucrados, premio la pandemia . >>> todos los hombs aumtnaron durante la pandemia en la bahía . >>> y también influyen la actividad pandilleril. >>> las pandillas de san josé. >>> director de servicios comunitarios contra pandillas en san josé dice que este incremento sí podría estar relacionado. >>> necesidades de dinero y pago de rentas, en estos incident

por eso vamos a hacer una conexiÓn hasta santa ana, con el experto carlos.as pueden ver los pagos de depÓsito directo con un pendiente o como pagos provisionales en su cuenta antes de esa fecha oficial, del prÓximo marzo. cuÉnteme, por favor. carlos: buenas tardes, lamentablemente con tantas refacciones del gobierno llenen que distribuir ese dinero a millones de personas, y a no todos les toca al mismo tiempo. la mayorÍa, hay que tener un poquito de paciencia. borja: ¿quÉ ocurre con las personas que no tienen depÓsito directo y se mudaron de direcciÓn? carlos: lamentablemente, si usted no tiene depÓsito directo y tiene que hacer impuesto con carÁcter de urgente para que actualice la direcciÓn ya actualice la informaciÓn del depÓsito. si no, va a tener que llegar un formulario con el gobierno federal o tambiÉn en lÍnea. carolina: vamos directamente con las preguntas que nos han enviado las personas a travÉs de la cuenta de facebook. ¿no califican aunque sean ciudadanos? carlos: en esta tercera ronda van a calificar los hijos. todos los niÑos que tengan un seg

santa ana. it's only may create grandfather king dinos who know. who was in exile for 10 years and during the time when you know of south africa used to be the governing body of this country. and then he was released. they didn't 98 and then when he was released he had to be looked at as somebody who was actually a fight against the government of the time so i always wonder how such information came across that it was myself that was in center land. when my late father passed away and they didn't 68. i was still in the college by then and. it's actually came you know just after a 10 different special day. when there was about to to have a cleaning time. as his way made father have passed away king supreme declines and by the glancing electors who by their own family they clean things stand in their own family and the nation at large. so the information came across and then one of my elder sisters take an option and may president go to secure me and then i had to leave the kingdom out to other province so where did you feel your majesty i was just i

a massive tree came crashing down in santa ana, california. sending people running for cover. >> we begin with the flooding here in the east. this morning, millions of americans are waking up to a severe weather threat. heavy rain and powerful winds triggering flash flooding across the southeast. west of nashville, tennessee, overnight, a mud slide shut down part of a highway. nearby, rescue crews had to use bucket trucks to save five people, including an infant, after their truck slid off the flooded bridge. across the state line in murray, kentucky, the rooms of this church flooded with several inches of water. parks and athletic fields look like lakes. at this apartment building, multiple cars have water up to their bumpers, including a kentucky state police car. >> you can see that car, the tires are almost completely covered. those cars over there, are pretty much under water. >> reporter: in the town of hurricane, west virginia, torrential rains caused a reservoir to overflow. flooding parts of the town. >> it would be three or four hour

in the water he and i would still go summer months 789 hours a day when there was a very strong santa ana winds desperate to get water but he'd broken his hand playing would be in november and have meant to work in this term so he couldn't slimmest chrysostom a lot that happens. he can smoke again and the moment but damn listen to him out he'd have a day trip to the posts he was insisting that's what he wants there so he went down to portland. boa camps and slapped a car on crystal clear sailing with bright leaves in the hot sun and hardly anyone there and. he went in and never came out and we found his body. 3 weeks later. and awfully quickly what happened was that he pushed in so the guilty party he. was very good it was holding the can hold his breath 2 minutes easily 2 and a half minutes as he was at the climax our signal but as it looked the. safe was amassing he will push his workload and. just. so. you know it's a massive. may when the major weight is declining the clinical work is that it will. but as soon as i discard it. i don't they said one never learns to. imagine one another

settlement and want to cease fire is largely holding many think that further military assaults al-jazeera santa ana knocks back at how what began as a peaceful uprising descended into war. this is the birthplace of syria's uprising in 2011 but opposition members call this moment the end of the dream of a democratic country it's 2018 and the government has just recaptured the southern province after 7 years of resistance. i almost had a breakdown after all the sacrifices when they raised the flag we felt stabbed the town had a lot of symbolism for the revolution. it was here where the wall of fear was broken we watched syrians turn against the police state we watched them bury their dead demonstrators who were killed by security forces. during. protests spread to other areas in homs tanks were sent to suppress the uprising. the city which became known as the capital of the revolution became a battleground. the regime forced us to take up arms and turned the uprising into a war it was no longer possible to face guns without screens. there was a siege on the rebel stronghold after months of heavy figh

in the water he and i would still go summer months 789 hours a day when there was a very strong santa ana winds desperate to get water but seemed broken his hand playing would be in november let the workers herm's he couldn't slimmest chrysostom a lot that happens. you can see them again and the moment but damn lift it to him out whichever day trips the posts he was insistent that's what he wants they say went down support them. both camps they slapped a car on crystal clear sailing with bright leaves in the hot sun and hardly anyone there and. he went in another came out and we found his body. 3 weeks later. and quickly what had happened was that he pushed in so the guilty party. was very good it was holding the can hold his breath for 2 minutes easily to an hour minutes as he was a climatologist you can look but as of late we. say forth i'm not saying he will push his workload and. just. so. yeah it was a last. gasp as it came to me when the major west waitlisted live at. last but as you know as i describe it i don't know if anyone ever learns to. imagine what it does that there's been

morning, we could wind sweeping across california this weekend and one just toppled a huge tree in santa ana. watch as it falls into a front yard, nearly hitting a home. neighbors say people are usually walking at that time and it is lucky no one was hurt. >> it's just an old tree. the house was built around 1941 and i'm guessing it has been here since then. >> i saw the tree coming down and i ran into the house. >> crews are now working to remove the tree and clean up debris. >>> a young physics researcher was killed in a freak accident near a bay area covid testing lab. 23-year-old, kahlil gay, was hit by a falling tree during a windstorm and family members said it was his third day on the job at color in burlingame and he was walking with a coworker when a tree hit and killed him on mitten road. he's described as a kind and peaceful man, a devoted muslim and hard worker. >> he was our son, 23 years old and did everything right. follow the plan, took the coaching and went in the direction of greatness. he is not here. >> the physics researcher had just graduated from cal state east bay. >>

i had to go back to the voter registration in santa ana and reregister because i had multiple ballotsent to me, so my vote didn't count. the problem as far as the presidential election, i really don't care, but as far as you note what we vote on out here, these initiatives, some of them pass by 53 votes. you have to have some kind of process to determine who is eligible into is not. host: stephen anaheim, california, giving his thought. the brennan center looking at what happens on the state-by-state level, concluding in their report to give you a summary that in conjunction with that report, state voting proposals below, a list of restrictive and expansive bills we are tracking and as of this year state lawmakers have introduced 253 bills with provisions that restrict voting access and 43 states and 704 bills with provisions that expand voting access in a different set of 43 states and if you got on the list, they take a look at some topics like automatic voter registration, absentee voting, disability access, purges, that kind of thing. if you go to the pages of "the atlanta journal

and serious concerns about the workplace environment of the santa ana district of the usps which servesuch of my district printed over the years i have spoken to employees voices and concerns about these issues. harassments no place in retaliation for filing complaints they jar. supervisors who are not company trained when they are promoted and instead holding them accountable for retaliating against employees, they are rewarded by giving them promotions. an ongoing issue of managers having relationships, personal relationships with employees. that is unacceptable. it is unacceptable behavior. so what is being done to address this workplace misconduct printed we need proper training and we cannot simply move about in plain transfer them to another facility for them to continue to harassed or abused other employees. so those are my concerns and want to give you, there's no macho. so i hope there's follow-up and have more conversation about this pretty. >> the point that hugh make are very important ones. and i'm reflective of historical circumstances and something that were very much foc

francisco will join berkeley, san jose, south san francisco, oakland and santa clara and long beach, la, santa ana, santa monica who have allen accounted similar measures on hazard pay. this will require grocery stores, retail pharmacies and janitor and security contractors whose securities work to provide $5 per hour of hazard pay to employees making under $35 per hour or $75,000 a year. this will only apply to grocery stores and retail pharmacies with at least 20 employees in san francisco and 500 or more employees worldwide. it does not include mom and pop grocery stores or pharmacies that do not meet those requirements. if the store wants exempt all they have to do is engage in a collective bargaining agreement with the union regarding the hazard pay and they will be exempt. this exempts employers who have predated collective bargaining agreements on hazard pay which some stores negotiated during this pandemic. this is written in the ordinance on page 5 lines 18 through page 6 line 4. president walton would like to clarify the definitions. this was sept to committee members this morning for re

francisco will join berkeley, san jose, south san francisco, oakland and santa clara and long beach, la, santa ana, santa monica who have allen accounted similar measures on hazard pay. this will require grocery stores, retail pharmacies and janitor and security contractors whose securities work to provide $5 per hour of hazard pay to employees making under $35 per hour or $75,000 a year. this will only apply to grocery stores and retail pharmacies with at least 20 employees in san francisco and 500 or more employees worldwide. it does not include mom and pop grocery stores or pharmacies that do not meet those requirements. if the store wants exempt all they have to do is engage in a collective bargaining agreement with the union regarding the hazard pay and they will be exempt. this exempts employers who have predated collective bargaining agreements on hazard pay which some stores negotiated during this pandemic. this is written in the ordinance on page 5 lines 18 through page 6 line 4. president walton would like to clarify the definitions. this was sept to committee members this morning for re

i have serious concerns about the workplace environment of the santa ana district usps, which serves much of my district. over the years i have spoken with employees who voice concerns over numerous issues, workplace harassment, retaliation for filing complaints with hr, supervisors who are not properly trained when they are promoted, instead of holding them accountable for retaliating against employees they are rewarded by giving them promotions. an ongoing issue of managers having relationships, personal relationships with employees, which is, you know -- that is unacceptable. that is unacceptable behavior. so what is being done at the national level to address this workplace misconduct? obviously we need proper training, improved training, and we cannot simply move a bad employee and transfer them to another facility for them to continue to sexually harass or abuse other employees. so those are my concerns. i'm going to give you -- there's not much time. i hope that we can follow up and have a longer conversation around it. >> well, the points that you make are very, very importan

francisco will join berkeley, san jose, south san francisco, oakland and santa clara and long beach, la, santa ana, santa monica who have allen accounted similar measures on hazard pay. this will require grocery stores, retail pharmacies and janitor and security contractors whose securities work to provide $5 per hour of hazard pay to employees making under $35 per hour or $75,000 a year. this will only apply to grocery stores and retail pharmacies with at least 20 employees in san francisco and 500 or more employees worldwide. it does not include mom and pop grocery stores or pharmacies that do not meet those requirements. if the store wants exempt all they have to do is engage in a collective bargaining agreement with the union regarding the hazard pay and they will be exempt. this exempts employers who have predated collective bargaining agreements on hazard pay which some stores negotiated during this pandemic. this is written in the ordinance on page 5 lines 18 through page 6 line 4. president walton would like to clarify the definitions. this was sept to committee members this morning for re

we're also looking at very dry conditions with santa ana winds out in the southwest bumping up temperaturesery warm weather today. it will feel more like summer as we reach into the mid-80s and the same tomorrow in our inland valleys up to 87 degrees and then we cool down heading into the weekend. easter will feel more like spring with highs near 70 degrees and right behind that we'll see a chance of rain in the forecast with highs in the lower 60s. san francisco reaching 80 today and then 50s for next week. >>> all right. welcome back on this wednesday morning. sheinelle is here. carson is off. that means "pop start. >> a thick packet. first up, "people" magazine, a first look inside "people's" beautiful issue. this special edition highlights more than 100 women, showcasing different types of beauty. here's the big reveal. on the cover this year is chrissy teigen you see her there with her daughter, luna, son, myles inside the issue, she opens up about her marriage with john legend, raising their children, and where she finds her shoutout this morning to another honoree in the beautiful is

francisco will join berkeley, san jose, south san francisco, oakland and santa clara and long beach, la, santa ana, santa monica who have allen accounted similar measures on hazard pay. this will require grocery stores, retail pharmacies and janitor and security contractors whose securities work to provide $5 per hour of hazard pay to employees making under $35 per hour or $75,000 a year. this will only apply to grocery stores and retail pharmacies with at least 20 employees in san francisco and 500 or more employees worldwide. it does not include mom and pop grocery stores or pharmacies that do not meet those requirements. if the store wants exempt all they have to do is engage in a collective bargaining agreement with the union regarding the hazard pay and they will be exempt. this exempts employers who have predated collective bargaining agreements on hazard pay which some stores negotiated during this pandemic. this is written in the ordinance on page 5 lines 18 through page 6 line 4. president walton would like to clarify the definitions. this was sept to committee members this morning for re

santa ana cook calloway, on behalf of supervisor melgar, supervisor mandelman, supervisor stefani, andonen, for the late julie a eisenburg, on behalf of supervisor peskin and supervisor ronen, for the late former port commissioner ms. anne halstead. >> president walton: thank you so much, madam clerk. do we have any other business before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: today we will close with the word from amanda goreman, the young women whose poetry captivated us at president biden's inauguration. somehow we weathered and witnessed the nation that is not broken but simply unfinished. we the successors of a country in a time where a skinny black girl dis sended from slaves and raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president only to find herself reciting. and yes, we are far from polished, far from pristine, and that doesn't mean we're striving to form a union that is perfect. we are striving to forge a union with purpose. to compose a country committed to all cultures, colors, characters and conditions of man so we lift our gazes, not

que ya soplaba con fuerza ayer y que de nuevo hoy se intensifica, especialmente las montaÑas en santa anata amÉrica" podemos ver nevar en esa Área pero rÁpidamente la nieve irÁ a menos. nieve efecto lago que nos puede dejar en el interior de los estados hasta seis pulgadas de nieve, tocarÁ seguirlo el cerco porque es poco habitual una nevada para 1 de abril. seguimos con mÁs. >> muchas gracias por ese reporte del estado de tiempo. ahÍ estÁ viendo la chiquitas, son un grupo de cantantes y bailarinas que viven en cotuÍ, repÚblica dominicana. >> mi tierra. su canciÓn, claro que yes sea viralizado, netflix promueve la pelÍcula con el tema. en la reportera lisa albert king nos cuenta de estas princesas. veamos. [mÚsica] >> esta niÑas dominicanas que viven en cotuÍ, les cambiÓ la vida de la noche a la maÑana gracias a que netflix promocionÓ su pelÍcula con la canciÓn de ellas " claro que yes". >> no sentimos wow, todo el mundo felicitÁndonos, no sentimos sÚper emocionadas por todo eso. >> muy feliz. >> estÁbamos super, super, sÚper emocionadas, no creÍamos que Íbamos a llegar a ese lÍmite. >> e

tambiÉn en las montaÑas de santa ana y san gabriel, cerca de los Ángeles y hasta las primera lluvia llegando 60, chicago con mÁxima los 70, temperaturas hasta 30 por encima de lo que toca en esta Época del aÑo. nos quedan dos semanas para despedir el invierno astronÓmico, asÍ que ahÍ esta, la primavera a la vuelta de la esquina. >> listos para la primavera porque esto desde febrero tan frÍo. escuchen esto, a pesar que el aÑo pasado se manejaron menos millas por la pandemia, de acuerdo al consejo nacional de seguridad mÁs de 42,000 personas perdieron su vida en un choque automovilÍstico, son cifras sÚper trÁgicas, sÚper fuertes, aunque son muchos los factores hay buena noticias para los conductores y para decirnos de lo nuevo, de lo novedoso que puede nos esperar de la seguridad de estos automÓviles nos enlazamos con el experto en tecnologÍa. >> buenos dÍas. alan: debido a esta pandemia no hay show, ha sido pospuesto lÓgicamente era los fabricantes estÁ lanzando nuevos modelos al mercado, los que nos gusta los automÓviles y la tecnologÍa, ¿cÓmo lo estÁn haciendo? >> lo estÁn haciendo, lanzand