lemonis: pacific hospitality has been around for 40 years, but with ana and her new structure and assistanceacific growing nicely over the next 40 years. ana: i love you, papa. see you tomorrow the cramer see you tomorrow "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> the president warns, stay safe follow the guidelines. covid isn't over and two governors open their states wide up i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> a semitruck crashes into an suv in southern california police say 25 people inside that car. >> there's not enough here there are numerous people ejected onto the roadway. >> more than a dozen dead. now piecing together what happened. >>> governor cuomo, a third woman accusing him of sexual harassment

lemonis: i wanted to bring you to pacific hospitality because anna wanted to present her ideas for redoing are you guys working together? travis: we've realized the mistakes that we've made in the past, learned from mike and paul and the mistakes that they made, and we're designing everything from the uniform to a brand-new menu, to a brand-new look and feel of the restaurant. shauna: where i come with ideas more in terms of the marketing side and how to bring people in, travis helps me really execute those logistically and operationally. lemonis: okay. so what do we have here? anna: okay. so my whole concept with this was keeping the vintage feel that they have. we have to honor that, obviously, in the design. then we started kind of playing with palettes. currently, it's red, black, white, like that's very prominent, so then i went into, like, the syrups that they have in farrell's, the butterscotch, the pineapple syrup, like all those other colors that they have in their food, and so we eliminated the whole black-booth idea and went with this butterscotch-y color. travis: i actually lov

pacific region. the duke of edinburgh is back home at windsor castle, having left hospital this morning, after a month—longd a heart condition. his stay coincided with the controversial interview given by duke and duchess of sussex when allegations of racism and a lack of mental health support were levelled at the royal family. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. shielded by a screen, a patient, evidently in a wheelchair, was brought out from the king edward vii hospital to a waiting vehicle. moments later, the vehicle left with the duke of edinburgh safely aboard. as the car drove away, photographers caught sight of him sitting in the rear of the vehicle. little has been said by the palace about the reasons for his hospital stay other than he had been suffering from an infection and an unspecified pre—existing heart condition. but the treatment, evidently having been successful, he was on his way to be reunited with the queen at windsor. for the royalfamily, it was welcome news. the prince of wales was visiting a vaccination clinic at finsbury park mosque in north london when the news about

of a new spike in corona virus infections authorities say hospital admissions are beyond manageable and 3rd ring infections in the small pacific island nation of pop on the guinea are causing warry it's reported that half the tests processed by its neighbor australia have come back positive stick a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today afghan officials have overturned a ban imposed on girls singing in public in the capital kabul there was a furious backlash on social media when the ban was announced last week schoolgirl choir signed a regular feature of official events in afghanistan. people in the netherlands are voting in 3 days of general elections which are seen as a test of the country's coronavirus policies the nation is under tight restrictions which are fueling public anger police broke up until lockdown protests in the hague on the weekend prime minister mark what is to win another turn. thousands of people are rallying in australian cities calling for an end to violence against women the march for justice movement is demanding a public investigation into sexual misconduct withi

is released from the hospital, 24-year-old caleb holderfield is expected to be booked for kidnapping, child endangerment, auto theft and dui. a doordash driver van sold in the pacific heights with two young kids inside. they were found safe and two suspects were later arrested. >>> it will be a whole different ball game tonight. in 90 minutes the governor will give his annual state of the state speech. deven feely on his message to voter ts in the middle of a recall effort. >> according to excerpts from the governor's speech, he'll try to put a positive spend on his handling of the pandemic. telling californians that covid was no one's fault but it quickly became everyone's burden the pandemic and the governor's responses up ended his political career. leaving him in the cross hairs of a recall effort and ambitions for higher office in apparent tatters. >> i believe if you're making these very big laws that you expect everybody to follow, you should also follow them yourself. constantine collected signatures in support of the recall. frustrated with the height of hypocrisy. after the governor was seen dining at this restaurant. while others were under quarantine or

hospitality as he indulges in incredible decisions with unforgettable people. the new series "stanley tucci: searching for italy" tomorrow 9:00 eastern and pacific. >>> hello again this just in to cnn, up to 1,200 migrant children are expected to arrive at the dallas convention center, which is serving as an intake site for unaccompanied minors who cross the border. what do we know good this increase and number of kids heading there? >> the administration is racing to get these kids out of border patrol facilities. we learned this week there were more than 4,500 in the facilities intended for adults, not kids. now we're learning there are up to 1,200 children expected to come to the dallas convention center behind me. as you mentioned, this is an emergency insight, the measure they are taking to start to relieve the overcrowding at border patrol. this has been outfitted to accommodate at least 2,000 children but as we're learning, more children trickling in here. they will be provided entertainment, medical services and work with case managers to relocate in the united states with family. so this number just indicating, again, how quickly the administration is m

pacific on how to see and. this is all desire i'm dating you know with a check on your world headlines a child is among 7 civilians killed in northwestern syria after an underground hospital was shelled by government forces it happened in the rebel held town of a lot of aleppo about $600.00 attacks on health facilities have taken place in 10 years of conflict in syria and the latest one is the 5th such attack this year according to the international rescue committee or a burden monthly reports. appear.

hospital. bailey is being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin. as efforts to recall governor newsome continue some asian pacific islander lawmakers are among those voicing support for the governor. >>they're commending him for the way that he's handled the pandemic. >>he said it's very audacious he does what he thinks is right even if it's not popular us and in the end it ends up that what he stood for became. what was right and popular us. >>the organizers of the recall effort say that they have more than enough signatures to get a special election on the ballot. the signatures still need to be verified. torrential rains leading to catastrophic flooding in hawaii. the island state is under a state of emergency tonight. while some of the more serious flooding in maui and oahu has decreased a flash flood watch for the islands will remain in effect until friday >>and you're looking at dramatic footage now from the nevada highway patrol. it's multiple vehicle pileup on an icy highway in reno about 20 cars were involved in this and police say that most drivers were traveling too fast because winter storm certainly

pacific on out to sea air. war. this is all desire i am dating obligato with a check on your world headlines a child is among 7 civilians killed in northwestern syria after an underground hospital was shelled by government forces it happened in the rebel held town of alot of aleppo about $600.00 attacks on health facilities have taken place in 10 years of conflict in syria and the latest one is the 5th such attack this year according to the international rescue committee laura burdon mentally reports. a place meant to care for people and keep them safe. becomes a scene of chaos the hospital was hit by mortars fired from a syrian army outpost. bloodstained survivors who carried out and treated elsewhere i mean it's not enough that a child and health care workers died in the bob barker and about that day for the cup to go eyeball of the medical staff were shocked this is the result of targeting this hospital the civil defense came and cleared the patients who were staying at the hospital and we have vacua to the building and medical staff and the injured. al-jazeera correspondent. some reporting from the scene said the hospital is now empty and unfit for purpose this hospital pro

pacific northwest. but his name was brett palaverson, and he somehow learned about -- he'd seen the picture i guess of him as a babe when nancy reagan took him to the hospital. and when he really realized that she had actually saved his life he wrote her a note and told her how grateful he was for that. and she invited him here to this library the night tony snow was speaking. and so he came to that dinner and he said that -- then he ended up going to seoul where he works for gift of life international, the fabulous organization that started this whole thing. he brings children from other undeveloped countries -- underdeveloped countries to seoul now where the various kinds of surgery are performed there. so i talk to him on -- we face timed, you know, and spent a half-hour early one saturday morning talking. and i just had a note from him not long ago he's engaged to be married. so i just send him this book. it's not that big, right? you know what it costs to send a book to korea? u.s. postal service, if you send it ups it's $220. if you send it by the post office only $70, so he got a $70 book but worth every bit of it. i mean that's the kind of thing tha

pacific region. president biden is embarking on a series of visits across the united states to promote his $1.9 trillion covid relief plan, which he signed into law last week. the duke of edinburgh has left hospitalndon, after spending four weeks under medical care. prince philip, who's 99, did not speak as he began hisjourney back to windsor castle, but waved at groups of wellwishers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are arejessica elgot, deputy political editor of the guardian — and katy balls, deputy political editor of the spectator. welcome back. let's look at what is in. the metro, which headlines prince philip leaving hospital after 28 days to be reunited with the queen at windsor. an exclusive in the huffington post — which says the foreign secretary told officials that britain would seek trade deals with countries that have breached international human rights standards. the financial times follows up on that story — which it says have led to accusations from some tory mps that borisjohnson is going soft on china. the vaccine chaos in europe is the top story in the telegraph — with brussels blaming eu governments of stockpili

chinatown, at fourth and square or chinese hospital at each of these testing events, 400 people get tested where the majority of people being served are of asian and pacific islander, have limited english deficiency and chinese speaking. half of those being served live or work in chinatown which either are front line or essential workers. our community partners have raised additional testing and chinatown and there's been a strong push from the joint information center's outreach team with in-person posting of efforts flyers outreach to ethnic language media and the use of inlanguage social media platforms such as facebook, we chat and what's app. due to the partnership between dph and the joint information center the covid commanding and the supervisor office and community partners, we have been able to establish a successful community operation model. chinese hospitals dedicate their boy lingual staff to provide pre and on sight registration and interpret tair rada services and in addition. chinatown community based organizations and dedicate bilingual speaking staff to support on site crowd control and operational support. there has been con sen us and