alexis gibbs parents say they will not let people forget the daughter they lost. we have details on the permanent tribute to the young woman. >>> elizabeth holmes and her former business partner are doing everything in their power to not go to prison. why each of them says they should remain free indefinitely. good morning, saturday march 18th. i'm devin fehely. a first check of the forecast with paul heggen. one more dry day. enjoy it. it's temporary. the next storm system is looming off the coast. the light rain into the first half of tomorrow. that's the way it's shaping up. hour by hour rain chances are low until about midnight but the rain will move in. locally heavy downpours but at this point it doesn't look like significant flooding threat. temperatures today above average. mid-to upper-60s around the bay. upper 60s and low 70s farther inland. >>> we begin with governor newsom's push to change the mind-set and operation of one of america's best known prisons, san quentin. the facility holds 546 death row inmates. they represent about 14% of the prison's to

one bay area city's permanent tribute to alexis gabe. >>> she was reporting on crime in san francisco when one reporter became a victim of crime herself. she's sharing her story and it's sparking a lot of debate online. >>> also, he's acted in some of the most popular tv shows and movies ever made. we look back at the life of lance reddick. >>> it was a full day of mixed emotions. an oakley family celebrated their daughter's birthday and also mourned her death. as the city of oakley dedicated a bench in her honor, andrea nakano has more on some important new developments in the alexa gabe case. >> reporter: this is the bench dedicated to alexis gabe. her family says the best birthday present for her would be to find justice for alexis. ♪ happy birthday happy birthday happy birthday to you. ♪. >> you're supposed to be celebrating. she's supposed to be celebrating her birthday with us. >> reporter: family, friends, and community members came together for alexis gabe's birthday. police say she was murdered last year by her boyfriend, marshall jones, at his home in antioch. ♪ happy birthd

spend time with alexis. and other other searchers. other family members can just the they have have a place where they can just sit down and >> alexis, gabe's father going sharing details about friday's ceremony to dedicate a bench on main street and oakley for his daughter. this plaque will be in bed. >> we're going to have we're going to a priest. carl will be he's going to bless the bench. >> alexis went missing january. 26 of last year after visiting her ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones, the 3rd in antioch police, ty jones to her death, but he was shot and killed by police while avoiding arrest in seattle. the family has long believed jones had help in covering up game steph and hiding her body. a searcher in amador county found a black garbage bag with human remains in november. more remains were found by another searcher in january. the family says recent dna tests tie both discovery's to alexis they're going to be able to find out. >> what the d a warning problem snow they said was once we find alexis's body remains, then th

, happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: alexis gabe would have turned 25 years old. family and community of oakley held a celebration in her honor. >> she is supposed to be celebrating her birthday with us. >> reporter: this was her big 21st celebration four years ago. the family continues to struggle with the loss of a dear daughter and sister. >> the longer that i feel she is not here, i don't know, it's hard to move on. >> reporter: she was murdered last year after visiting her boyfriend in antioch. what made this case more painful for the family, they have not been able to bring her home. some of her body parts are still missing after her killer scattered her remains in a rural county. thanks to a group of 700 volunteers, many of them mothers, alexis' torso has finally been found. >> we were appreciative. what they found is a big part of her. that's actually the part that the d.a. was looking for. that is what they are asking for. they want to know how she died. >> reporter: the gabe family can't say what was found but a lot of evidence was collected. he hopes th

her 25th birthday. ♪ happy birthday dear alexis ♪ >> alexis gabe would have 25. city of oakland allocated a bench in her honor. >> we always feel her presence. but having a place where she can have her own bench is awesome. i hope each and every one of will come and have a seat with alexis. >> oakley police say alexis was killed last january by her ex-boyfriend. her ex-boyfriend was killed by law enforcement months later while trying to serve an arrest warrant. he allegedly cut up her body and tried to dispose of the remains. alexis's to alexis's favorite park to try to find peace, because the family has still not found of her remains, she says she can visit her daughter here. >> i can walk from my home to hear and sit with her. >> the gabe community and law enforcement played a big role in this investigation and the search for her body. >> this has resonated with a couple of my guys. they took it to heart. they report everything that ed.is past year the different department. >> the inscription reads, for as long as you remember me, i am never entirely lost her f

birthday to you. >> alexis gabe would have turned 25 years old. the family and the community of oakley held a celebration in her honor. >> you are supposed to be celebrating. she is supposed to be celebrating her birthday with us. >> happy birthday to you. >> reporter: this was alexis' big 21est birthday celebration just four years ago. the family continues to struggle with the loss of a dear daughter and sister. >> the longer i feel that she is not here. i don't know. it's really hard. >> reporter: alexis gabe was murdered last year after visiting her boyfriend in antioch. the family has not been able to bring her home. some of her body parts are still missing after her killer scattered her remains in amador county. but alexis' torso has final by been found. >> we were appreciative. what they found was a big part of her. that is actually the part that the da was looking for. that is what they are asking for. they want to know how she died. >> reporter: the gabe family can't say exactly what was found but a lot of evidence was collected. he hope t

and later, new details in the death investigation of alexis gabe, the discovery we're learning about the day before what would have been oakley woman's 25th birthday. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 8 tonight. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. cleanup continues all over the bay area tonight after those strong earlier this week toppled trees and >> took down power lines in union city. several trees fell onto an apartment building. >> forcing residents there to seek shelter elsewhere. concours gayle ong has the latest from the neighborhood as residents start to come back. >> everybody is slowly but surely coming back in cecilia ward low as one of the people back home after having to evacuate on tuesday when trees came crashing down in her union city neighborhood. i literally saw the tree in slow motion. one of those says she thought one of the trees land on her neighbor's living room. she spring interaction. i didn't even think for a second. i just ran over there. i ask. is anybody in there? >> and i heard them. yes, we're in here as it is. everybody ok? they said, no, please h

her name was alexis taurus >> alexis torres was the las person to see ashley alive and was the last persony someone h would want to talk to. >> yes, sir. >> alexis said she and ashle had gone to an early thanksgiving dinner with friends. >> you had thanksgiving dinner and that was - >> around 12 >> even around for the afternoon. >> yes >> actually had to work that night. >> her shift was supposed to b from 7 pm until 3 am alexis agreed to come over during the time that she was working to take care of ashley 's dog >> alexis told the police that she went back one more tim after ashley got home from work >> a long did you stay >> i stayed for an hour. >> that would make it four a.m. if alexis was telling the truth, the police said the beginnings of a timeline. before they could check he story or anyone else is, for that matter, a neighbor gave them more to work with, an e cop named steve lee had notice something about 6:30 tha morning. >> you're out here having cigarette. what did you see >> a vehicle parked there that i had never seen before. >> what was the vehicle? >> it was a black infin

reporter: alexis's mother says she would go to alexis's favorite park in antioch to try to find peaceecause the family still hasn't found all of her remains. she can now visit her daughter here. >> it's easy for my home to hear. to be with her. reporter: to be with your daughter? >> yeah. reporter: the community and law enforcement played a big role in this investigation and the certs for her body. >> this resonated with a couple of my guys, the key detectives in this case. they took at the heart. they poured everything they had into it. we've all walked away from this past year with a little bit of a different department. reporter: the inscription reads, for as long as you remember me, i am never entirely lost. her father says she chose those words because he doesn't want the city or the community to forget alexis and her story. >> we didn't want people to forget her. just to be another one of those incidents or murders that happens. we didn't want people to forget. reporter: anser hassan, abc 7 news. dan: new developments in the silicon valley bank collapse. new evidence revealed a

a bench and a plaque will be dedicated to alexis game on what would have that alexis gabe on what would have been her 25th birthday. ♪ >> happy birthday, dear a ♪ >> alexis gabe would have turned 25. the city of oakland dedicated a bench in her honor. >> we always feel her presence. but having a place where she can have her own bench is awesome. i hope each and every one of you will come and have a seat with alexis. >> oakley police say alexis was killed last january by her ex-boyfriend. jones was killed by law enforcement months later while trying to serve an arrest warrant. the family learned he later allegedly cut up her body and tried to dispose of the remains. >> that bench is really important. i can sit every day. >> alexis's mother says he would go to alexis's favorite park to try to find peace, because the family has still not found of -- found all of her remains, she says she can visit her daughter here. >> should know that she has this i can walk from my home to hear one. and sit with her. >> says the community and law enforcement played a big role in the family enforcement pl

spend time with alexis and other other searchers. other family members can just they have been now have a place where they can just sit down. >> when they're also tells us that his family will not stop looking until all of her remains are found. >> pacifica they have a new top cop and this one is making some history. maria is now the city's first female police chief. she is the city's 11th, the chief and replaces the prior chief who retired last year, sara. is a bay area native who became deputy sheriff in contra costa county in 1995, she joined the pleasanton police force in 2003 and served the city for 20 years rising to the rank of lieutenant. she officially takes over as chief on april 24th. in fremont. another woman making history so rated e is has been appointed as the first female fire chief. her previous work with the department included partnering with police and other first responders in fremont to enhance service to the community before coming to fremont diaz worked in the oakland fire department. she starts her new role o

alexis?e, the latest on the investigation as a family gets ready to celebrate what would have been the young woman's 25th birthday la san francisso inspectors asking one of the city's tallest buildings to replace or windows immediately. >> after one of them shattered and fell from the 43rd floor. but first. >> i a concern because of some of my neighbors, a senior they've really need the power. >> thousands of pg and e customers spending their 3r

reporter: alexis's mother says she would go to alexis's favorite park in antioch to try to find peaceecause the family still hasn't found all of her remains. she can now visit her daughter here. >> it's easy for my home to hear. to be with her. reporter: to be with your daughter? >> yeah. reporter: the community and law enforcement played a big role in this investigation and the certs for her body. >> this resonated with a couple of my guys, the key detectives in this case. they took at the heart. they poured everything they had into it. we've all walked away from this past year with a little bit of a different department. reporter: the inscription reads, for as long as you remember me, i am never entirely lost. her father says she chose those words because he doesn't want the city or the community to forget alexis and her story. >> we didn't want people to forget her. just to be another one of those incidents or murders that happens. we didn't want people to forget. reporter: anser hassan, abc 7 news. dan: new developments in the silicon valley bank collapse. new evidence revealed a

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alexis family. billy jones helped cover up or death and hid her body. a surgeon on the county found remains in november and january. now, the family tells us that the remains were positively. i d and they do belong to lax. and we spoke to alexis is dad, and he says that a ceremony will dedicate a plaque in a bench in her memory today, which would have been her 25th birthday. >> it's a special day for us. going to have we're going to a priest. carl will be he's going to bless the bench. it's going to a place where, you know me or my wife or my family. my going. down and just. spend time with alexis and other other searchers, other family members can just they have have a place where they can just sit down. >> the ceremony is going to happen on main street. and the father also says his family is not going to stop looking for alexis body the rest of her remains and and until that happens, we'll continue to look. >> well, the windows that broke during that storm on tuesday at one of san francisco's highest skyscrapers. now all boarded up the city's departme

- hi. - welcome. - this is alexis. - a pleasure. alexis ayala. - eva. nice to meet you!o transform traditional recipes from his childhood into gourmet tacos to die for. ♪ ♪ - my mother was from north mexico, and my father was from mexico city. this represents my two parts of life, norteño and chilango. - so you're a chilango. - yeah, i'm a chilango. yeah. - so what are we eating today? - a cheese chicharrón. - a cheese chicharrón. - chicharrón de queso. i can't wait to try alexis' vegetarian version of northern-style chicharrón, which swaps the usual crispy fried pork skin for crispy fried cheese. i already love it, 'cause it has cheese. - cheese. - it's topped with a savory delicacy called huitlacoche, mexico's answer to truffle. what is huitlacoche? - huitlacoche is the-- - oh, look at you! you have a corn tattoo! - yeah. - wow. - wow. - that is, uh--that's mexican. - he's the king of huitlacoche. - yeah. - and so the huitlacoche is where? - it grows--it's a fungus that grows around the maize. - on the corn. - yeah, so it has this delicious flavor, and we make a lot of

alexis? gabe, the latest on the investigation as a family gets ready to celebrate what would have been the young woman's 25th birthday la san francisso inspectors asking one of the city's tallest buildings to replace or windows immediately. >> after one of them shattered and fell from the 43rd floor. but first. >> i a concern because of some of my neighbors, a senior they've really need the power. >> thousands of pg and e customers spending their 3rd straight night without power. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm pam moore. i'm ken wayne. pga says its crews have been working virtually nonstop to try to get the power back. extra crews have been brought in from around the state and even from other utility companies to help pg and e recover from what it's calling the worst storm in years. yeah. let's take a look at the current outages around the bay area in total about 32,000. customers are still without power. the south bay has been one of the hardest hit areas with the power

now, the family tells us that the remains are positively idd as belonging to alexis. spoke to her father. he says ceremony is going to be dedicated in a plaque in her honor, which would have been her 21st birthday today. it's a special day for us. going to have we're going to a priest. carl will be >> he's going to bless the bench. it's going to a place where, you know me or my wife or my family, my mic to skin. down and just. spend time with alexis and other other searchers, other family members can just they have have a place where they can just sit down. >> the ceremony is going to happen there on main street. and the father also says the family's not going to stop looking for alexis until all of her remains are found. the windows that broke during the storm on tuesday at one of san francisco's highest skyscrapers. now all boarded up the city's department of building inspectors gave management a notice of violation saying the windows must be replaced immediately. this kron 4 sarah stinson found out the weather actually could control when that happens. >> san franci

spend time with alexis and other other searchers. other family members can just they have have a place where they can just sit down. >> the ceremony is going to happen right there on main street. and the data also says his family is not going to stop looking until all of her remains are found. >> well, the windows at during the storm on tuesday at one of san francisco's highest skyscrapers now boarded up city's department of building inspectors is given the management at 5, 5, 5, california, a notice of violation saying the windows, they have to be replaced immediately. you might remember those glass shards started falling from the street 43rd floor on tuesday. and city inspectors are now requiring a building engineer. do survey report to make sure all the glass panels are secure. kron 4, we reached out to the management 5, 5, 5, california street that they did not want to comment. thousands of pg e customers spending their 3rd straight night without power and they say cruz, the working nonstop trying to get that power back. an extra

prince, approved the choice alexy and soon the city of kamenets appeared on this place; it is ancientus from the 13th century. if you take the history, he was part of various states. well, the first is vladimir volyn principality, then this grand duchy of lithuania is speech, commonwealth and tsarist russia and belarus well , and then the soviet union kozit knees, so frequent guests of kamenets, by tradition, bow before the white tower, so that at least for a second feel like giants, the exact date of construction of the tower, which in shape is very reminiscent of a chess rook, no, it probably began to be erected simultaneously with the city, as they were interconnected then vezha was a single structure. as fortifications, two hills and a protective moat, a wooden bridge, the royal tower belaya vezha or a white pillar connected the city and the tower. whatever you call this building. it will still remain the main architectural landmark and pride of this region. huge amount of battle. the siege survived by kamenets vezha for seven centuries, but in spite of everything, it was always r

they were dedicated to alexis gabe. we talked to her family who said yesterday's commemoration was an important day. >> happy birthday dear alexis. >> she would've turns 25 and the family marks the occasion with song and celebration and the city of oakley dedicated a bench and her ought -- in her honor. >> we always feel her presence but having a place where she can have her own bench is awesome, and i hope each and every one of you will just come down and have a seat with alexis. >> she was killed last january by her ex-boyfriend. jones was killed by law enforcement months later while trying to serve him and arrest warrant. they later learned that he allegedly cut up her body and tried to dispose of the remains. >> >> her mother says that she would go to her favorite park in antioch to try and find peace. because of family still not has found all of her remains she says that she can now visit her daughter here. >> and know that she has this one, it is easy for me to walk from home to hear and to visit. >> to be with he

jesus christ. >> like real alexi. >> it's impossible to believe it.. >> the whole idea of poisoning with a chemical weapon, this is why this is so smart. because even reasonable people, they refuse to believe like, what? come on. poisoned? seriously? >> welcome back to a special edition of "cnn primetime." navalny and the cost of standing up to putin. the clip that you just saw is from the award winning oscar nominated cnn film "navalny." here with me now are christo grozev, daniel roher, the director, and dasha navalny. the daughter of alexei navalny is back with me as well. thanks to all of you. christo, watching that, as you had discovered this plot and what was in it, and now you're still learning, i understand, from your reporting even more now about what actually happened. what can you share with us? >> first, i need to correct you. i'm no longer executive director. i'm lead investigator on russia topics. that's what i love doing. what we find out in the meantime is there was much more effort by putin's thugs to actually prepare for the cleaning

alexi navalny is 79 year sentence on fraud charges that are considered to be made up.rin burnett spoke with alexi navalny's daughter in this cnn exclusive. >> reporter: what you're saying. i'm not saying that they are going to listen to a reasonable argument but what you say to vladimir putin? >> i say, i have a couple of things to say to him, that he should stop this incredibly unnecessary and terrible invasion of ukraine, that he should release my father and all of russia's clinical visitors who are just fighting for a better democratic, more prosperous country. until those two primary goals, among others are memet, we will not stop fighting. >> the cnn fililm navalny follo alexi navalny through hi political rights, attempted asssination and search to uncover the truth. it airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we will be right back. urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. - psst! susan! with paycom, employees do their own payroll. - what's paycom? a magic payroll g

spend time with alexis and other other searchers. other family members can just they they have have a place where they can just sit down. >> so the ceremony happens tonight at 6 on main street to dedicate the bench. and the father also tells us his family will not stop looking until all of her remains are fat. we'll talk about our forecast with this live look outside here across parts of the end there of san francisco right there along the waterfront. and it's nice to see the sun back out today. meteorologist kyla grogan here. now we're so lucky the sun is here with us on saint patrick's day. yeah, we sure are a great cause. a lot of people probably have plans to go out tonight. have some fun and enjoy saint patrick's day. and i'm happy to say we're going to stay dry. we do have a little bit of moisture offshore, but not much. and i think we'll be fine as we go throughout the night. >> live look outside right now. and you can see we do have some of those high clouds that are out there. but temperatures have really been warming up. in

alexi, i will start with you. this is the thing that seems odd to me.s have to ask the question, who is leaking this, okay? but the white house obviously can't be leaking stories saying joe biden doesn't know if he's going to run. he's not aaron rodgers. he knows that he wants the job next year, right? are these leaks coming from people who want to replace him, or are they coming from other offices, or is just sets sort of the silly season where political reporters are coming up with stories for no reason? >> look, i mentioned that my line was not one of those stories, first, so not to face questions about the sourcing. but it's a bit of speculation, especially as that republican primary field is just barely starting to take shape. folks are looking to biden and thinking why is it taking him so long, wondering if there is a delay for some sort of reason. but that is because there have been questions about his age. you both remember while from the 2020 presidential election, questions came up even about his mental acuity at that point. folks are now usin

alexis, gabe was reported missing last january after she went to her ex-boyfriend's home. his name is marshall curtis jones in antioch. that's the last place she was seen alive in the police investigated. they believe that he killed her. but when they went to arrest him, hit getting shot and killed by the police. exactly. >> that thinking that he actually helped cover up her death and 100 bodies will a search on the door county found remains in november and january. now the family is telling us that remains are positively id. they belong to alexis and we talked to her father going gave who says the ceremony is going to be dedicated with a plaque and a bench in her honor, which today would have been her 25th birthday. >> it's a special day for us. going to have we're going to a priest. carl will be he's going to bless the bench. it's going to a place where, you know me or my wife or my family. my mic to skin. down and just. spend time with alexis and other other searchers, other family members can just they have have a place where they can just sit down. >> well, the ceremo

al alexis and justin, thank you so much for your time. i appreciate it. this morning the u.s. military is releasing dramatic new video showing two russian fighter jets intercepting a u.s. surveillance drone, leading to the drone crashing into the black sea. you can see this here. the jet approaching. that's fuel that it's dumping there on the drone. and then here there's another high-speed pass and also the dumping of fuel. the pentagon says the jet actually collided with the drone on this pass here. you can see the camera feed going down. and when the video resumes you can see damage to one of the drone's propellers. there you see it on the upper right-hand side of your screen. that led operators to bring this drone down in international waters. cnn's oern liebermann is at the pentagon for us. oren, what more are u.s. officials saying about this encounter? >> brianna, from the very beginning we've heard u.s. officials from the pentagon and the white house say this was an aggressive action by the russians and by those fighter pilots. you know see how aggressive and how clear i

alexis gabe and friends and family gathered at oak city hall. her parents a coming together for this event was truly bittersweet. >> the city is dedicating a bench for her. in that such a great thing. but at the same time, we are also sad because she's not here. >> last december some of her remains were found in amador county. police believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. more remains were killed rather found in dna evidence says it is alexis gabe. still make nbc stations across the country continue to dig into discrimination in the department of veteran affairs. newly released documents or raising questions on when the agency first became aware of the racial disparities in the benefits program and what exactly has been done to address this issue? here is our senior investigator. >> veterans applying for disability are historically likely to be approved if they are white. that is according to an internal report. black veterans were denied disability claims for ptsd. that is compared to 43% for white veterans. the recently forced to turn ove

. >> alexi is under house arrest and allowed to talk to us.ce she drew the picture, he has been charged twice with discrediting the rusan army. he could now be sent to prison. his lawyer says he is distraught without his child. >> he is very worried about his daughter. he doesn't know what is happening to her. the social services seem obsessed with this family. i think that is purely for political reasons. the family's problems only began after the girl drew the picture we had --. we tried contacting the school to learn the story. they did not respond to our request for comment. we went along there. we were told no. we could not come in. we tried calling. same result. across town, supporters of the family gathered in court it return her to her father, they said it the local juvenile affairs commission is taking legal action to restrict alexi's parental rights. they have yet to respond to our request for comment. >> he came here to court. he was all out to interrupt house arrest to be here. he is restricted in what is child will be taken away f

alexis mcadams live on the border with more on the incident in alexis, human smugglers have no regard human life. they were literally locked inside of a train car in that blistering heat. >> you hear it every time when you are at the border weekly and they would do anything it takes to get the money from the migrants and they don't care what happens to these people locked inside a train car, 100 degrees yesterday in south texas and harder inside, those people could not breathe. then someone called 911 and it continues to happen with lots of chaos at the southern border. let's look at the area where they loaded the train car according to officials in texas looking at live drone footage from the drone team and eagle password police say migrant got on but did not all make it. two migrants died and more than a dozen others need serious medical attention after police say they got a 911 call alerting them there were several migrants walked inside the train cars. >> this is an ongoing problem every day. how many lives have to be lost? the sad thing is, ten in one car, excuse me, and 12 and o

pro life press family activities in europe. russia who played a key role in this story is his man alexi kong of scene here at the conference of the right wing italian party. like i know this is my oscar typical russian dollar and as when, oh god has created man the 1st and then a woman out of a man. i'm beany. mister cuomo told me how he'd sought to create a link between europe's moral crusaders and the pro kremlin oligarchs. we were hearing back 12 years ago, so many alarming views from the west, about those gay parades being imposed and all those things. and we saw none on there must be some christians and pro family people and we need to find them. you was saying that you managed to get the implants and now supporters of lead, as in russia, like mister, he chewed in a manner that how, how important was a in terms of your vision and your projects? well, i had this vision that we should actually make russia the defender and protector of those values that we should declare it internationally. and this was the my idea. and i was speaking to any people who, who mike could reach, including

. >> still ahead, remembering alexis gains. a ceremony will begin to hohn yort oakley woman whose remains wewere found dozens o of milile. alsoso, how it t is possiblee te off minimum wage in the mostt expensivive cityy in a america? we spoke too a m minimum wagage worker and struggles she's going through. >> okay. heading back into the newsroom to catch up with alicia. pt she is producing our 7:00 p.m. newscast this friday. alicia, what do you have in store for us? >> hi. i want to show you this video that is playing on my computer right now. this was sent us to by caltrans. it shows a series of avalanche that's have completely cut off some small communities on the eastern part of the sierra. they've been without a way in or out, basically, for almost a month. the national guard is dropping supplies in and out of the area until the road can be cleared. it's going to take a little bit longer. we'll tell you why and talk to people right now. that is all coming up tonight at 7:00. >> all right. thank you so much for that pr >>> i

alexis. reporter: good afternoon, very sad update in uvalde, texas as migrants didn't make it out alive, two of them at least and some in critical condition. it was 100 degrees in south texas and hotter in rail cards for migrants. they said they couldn't breathe and someone called 911. >> this continues all over south texas. i mean, it happens -- we are up on the northern border with canada making about immigrants up there. why don't we pay attention to our southern border. how many lives have to be lost. alex: that's the question for the people who live out here too. how much more chaos has to happen in the southern border before someone in the administration here steps in. here is what he's talking about this morning eagle pass, texas, a group of at least 50 migrants walking across the border just hours police got the 911 call alerting them that there were several migrants in tape cars. we know at least two migrants have died and 15 others were in need of serious medical attention. you can

alexis mcadams reports in mission, texas today. hi, alexis. >> hi, martha. that's right. you don't have to look far to see why the cartels have control between the smuggling and the drugs coming in daily. if you listen to alejandro mayorkas, he paints a much different picture. listen. >> let me be clear. number 1, we're are intensely know cussed on securing the border. number 2, we are equally focused on enforcing our laws to achieve that result. >> you're not helpless. you change policies in a bad way and getting a bad result. we're under attack by drug cartels. we've lost operational control of the border. >> that hearing came hours after this massive fire killed dozens just over the border. take a look at this new video show as moment a massive fire started inside the migrant detention city in mexico. the migrants started their mattresses on fire because they found out they were going to be deported. the flames spread quick and the guards ran out leaving them no way to get out. smuggling continues daily, many times leading to high-speed chases just like this. that smug

alexi, as always looking forward to hearing from you and your team about what you are seeing on the groundn your most requirement. this contact group has always been committed to helping the ukrainian armed forces get what they need when they need it. earlier this month the united states announced another $400 million in security assistance to ukraine to support precision artillery and armored vehicle operations including additional ammunition, artillery rounds, armored vehicle bridges, and more. as we surge more eqpment to ukraine we remain focused on accountability along with our ukrainian partners. in just the past three months members of this contact group have shown great leadership in building up the capabilities ukraine needs to defend its sovereignty and create momentum on the battlefield, including more than nine brigades of armored vehicles. the coalition of companies donating leopard tanks to ukraine continues to grow. nine countries have committed to providing more than 150 leopard tanks. in the face of the cruel russian bombing campaign, the number of countries providing air d

. >>> remembering alexis gabe in what would have been her 25th birthday. a dedication ceremony happening right now in oakley. a park bench and plaque you see it here, is being unveiled at it issy city hall in her memory. some of her remains were found in one county. police believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend and remains were scattered. more remains were found ten miles from where the remains were initially located in december. the dna environments confirms the remains found are that of alexis gabe. >> google employees that got laid off say the company is leaving them high and dry when it comes to paid time off. this impacts more than 100 former google employees. they want the social media company to pay them for the remaining time off which was approved before the round of layoffs in january. they say google agreed to pay them through the job end date along with a standard severance. they say all laid off workers will get stock and salary for the 60-day notice period along with the sefrns payment. they sad we shared with impacted employees. we bench

alexis, good evening. get these migrants had been waiting to get into the nine states and just had found out that wasn't going to happen so investigators say someone set fire. leading to these deaths and mor chaos at our southern border. >> tonight young mom desperate for answers. she said dozens of people on th ground after the migrants were left trapped inside of that burning building. that plays killing at least 40 people, dozens were hurt, some left behind because they were detained so they died of smoke inhalation. next to because president says the migrant started the fire after they found out they were going to be deported. reports a the migrants were als fed up with the lack of basic supplies. >> the mexican president said the migrants blocked the door with air mattresses, then let them on fire in protest. this comes as tensions between mexican immigration officials and migrants have reached a boiling point, just two weeks ago, at least 1,000 migrants knew that same facility rushed this bridge, try

alexis mcadams is live in mission, texas with the latest on this. alexis. >> hi, john.ot the first incident near the detention facility, the migrants have been waiting for months to try to get into the united states. tensions have reached a boiling point there with immigration officials. we'll get to more on that in a second. after the massive fire inside that detention facility left so many dead, there was chaos as people tried to find their loved ones, watch. this facility in cuidad juares, mexico, left 40 dead and others injured. one of the deadliest incidents at an immigration facility in mexico. the president of mexico says the migrants were set to be deported and they lit a fire inside when they found out in protest. the migrants are held in the facility in mexico were part of the thousands waiting to cross into the u.s., wanting to enter through el paso, texas. border patrol tells me that sector is the busiest in the country with more than 1,000 migrants crossing in every single day. >> here we don't really see people turning themselves in, we don't see many fami

. >> and let's bring in abc's ale alexis christ conversation. first, i have a question for you, elizabeth. other banks such as first republic now seem to be on high alert. what's the potential ripple effect of svb's collapse on these other banks and the economy in general? >> reporter: well, eva, the banking sector has been spooked by this collapse, and we are especially seeing that in big drops in the stock prices of some regional banks like first republic, but when it comes to the banks that many of us use for day-to-day services like chase or bank of america, we're not seeing a big plunge in those valuations at this point, and that speaks to the fact that many investors and regulators see the risk from silicon valley bank as contained, as a problem for the bank itself, compared to the broader economy, eva. >> and alexis, this is the biggest bank collapse since the 2008 financial crisis. what makes this different, and how concerned should americans be? >> there are key differences between then and now. the 2008 crisis was broad based. we had l

alexis mcadams is in boardman, ohio. the latest, alexis, please. >> reporter: hi, stu.he ground this in east palestine to try to survey the damage, we're learning new information from a brand new report that was just released here in the past week or so. it was an independent study that found there are possibly carcinogenic chemicals at low levels in the air. this is the video of exactly how big a disaster that was, you can see the train derailment at the site. it was those large flames that left this town in a panic. now an independent analysis of epa data has found at least nine pollutants at levels that could raise long-term health concerns in this community here. researchers with texas a&m university found elevated levels of chemicals that they say trucker lung and eye irritation -- trigger lung and eye irritation, headaches and more. it would take months and even years for people to have serious health effects, but people waking up here want real answers. federal and state regulators say the air in and around the crash site is safe but are now offering to go and cl

jacare alexis ktvu, fox two news and jake, i'm curious.ften are are these government entities in these corporations making those payouts to the hackers, you know, sort of living up to the ransom demands. and is that a good idea? so it really depends on the situation. we didn't see any data that kind of gave us. you know, this is how often the paths happened. this is how often they don't. we did hear from the expert that it just really depends on the target. and if there's going to be like a government or something else that's going to draw attention to it, which could make them more more likely or less likely to pay depending on the consequences certainly depends on who's being targeted by such an attack. jacare alexis live for us tonight in seattle. thank you, jake. and here is yet another take it away. rosemary oroczo hope you had a chance to enjoy the sunshine over the last few days, because if you take a look outside our doors at this hour, the clouds are increasing and by tomorrow morning, waking up with a little bit of drizzle, follo