santa rosa police are looking for 15-year-old georgianna.y believe she was taken from a gas station on guerneville road in santa rosa yesterday afternoon. the man they're looking for is this 20-year-old. he's 5'7" and was last seen wearing a long sleeve orange shirt and black pants. he's believed to be driving a car similar to this one, a green 2007 chrysler town and country with texas temporary plates. police believe they may be headed to southern california. they issued an amber alert for l.a., san diego, orange and riverside counties. cierra johnson will have a live report. >>> thousands of kaiser health care workers will walk off the job for a one-day sympathy strike. bob redell joining us live from outside a kaiser facility in redwood city. what kind of impact could this have on patients? >> reporter: kaiser says their emergency rooms could have longer wait times. optical services are shut down today. lab and radiology departments could be closed or under reduced hours. outpatient pharmacies could be closed today and tomorrow. and some

georgianna is 5'6" with long dark hair and a thin build. she was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt with green and red cherries and black jeans. witnesses say they saw the girl standing with family members near this intersection around 1:30. about 10 minutes later a suspect in orange shirts ran across the parking lot, grabbed the girl and forced her into a dark gray vehicle that took off. this is who police believe that suspect is. this 20-year-old who's 5'7", 115 pounds and last seen wearing that orange shirt with black pants. police are looking for a green 2007 chrysler town and country with texas temp tags reading 12478u3. this is where it all played out around 1:30 yesterday. they believe the pair are no longer in the area. if you're driving around or know any relatives outside of town, please share this information. live in santa rosa, cierra johnson live for "today in the bay." >>> we've actually sent out a push alert about that amber alert. you might have seen it on your phone. if you didn't download our nbc bay area app, you can d

santa rosa police are looking for 15-year-old georgianna. they believe she was taken from a gas station in guerneville. they are looking for this man, 5'7", last seen wearing long sleeve orange shirt and black pants. he's believed to be driving a green 2007 chrysler town and country with temporary plates. they are believed to be heading toward southern california. an amber alert has been issued. we'll have a live report in about an hour. >>> today california's website allowing nearly everyone to book their booster shots. this as house leaders are calling for everyone to get boosted before thanksgiving. more on the problem some people are having booking appointments. >> reporter: here at cvs in san francisco people hoping to get a booster shot were turned away to make an appointment. we checked on appointments and most are booked through the end of the month. >> i'm going home for thanksgiving on saturday night so i was hoping to get it before then. >> primarily because it's holidays, seeing lots of family that are older. >> reporter: part of

her name is georgianna bamboli. here is a photo of her. have been forced into a dark gray car at the arco gas station on guerneville road. it happened just before 2:00 this afternoon. investigators say someone grabbed her and forced her into that car. the girl is described at 5'6" with long dark hair and a thin build. she was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt with green and red cherries on it and black jeans. here is a photo of the car the police say they drove away in. again, it's a dark gray colored car. no license plate information. last seen driving on eastbound on guerneville road. if you have any information, contact santa rosa police. >>> if you use tick-tock or its predecessor musically before october 1, you may be eligible for compensation. it's part of a $92 million settlement. if you're eligible, they want you to know this is a real thing. it's not a scam. tick-tock parent company agreed to pay $92 million as part of a class action payout. it settles allegations about the collecting of personal data without users' consent. a