santa ana police were trying to solve the mystery of who had kidnapped, tortured and murdered gonzalo ramirez. the leaves were thin until they stumbled along gonzalo's phone bill, where he had written the name patty. along with two phone numbers. they were eager to find her. mike murray was an orange county district attorney, he had worked this investigation back in 1995, but later joined the case. >> they called this patty? >> they did. >> where did it lead them? >> they contacted her and she agreed to come down to the police department and discuss gonzalo ramirez. >> the mysterious patty was then college student, patricia esparza. >> i'm detective meza, this is corporal buckles -- >> we work for the second -- >> she told the police that, gonzalo ramirez was a young man that she had met in santa ana, several weeks prior. they had danced together, she liked him, he seemed to like her, they had exchanged phone numbers. >> that's how her name and numbers came to be scrambled on his phone bill. but patricia didn't seem too concerned about why she was being questioned about gonzalo. >> at

no ha recibido anteriormente, entonces esto va a ser la meta porque no ha habido una persona de santa anado hacer anteriormente. presentadora: cuÁles cree que son los temas que la junta de supervisores de ver aprender cuanto antes? >> lastimosmente este distrito ha sido el mÁs afectado por la gente que no te donde vivir, entonces lo que pasa es que estÁn en las calles, estÁn lastimosamente en los parques y bibliotecas y estos son obstÁculos para nuestro familias y jÓvenes que tienen que enviar todos los dÍas, entonces para mÍ serÁ algo muy grato porque sabemos que es un problema regional, es un problema lastimosamente nos estÁ afectando a las 34 ciudades aquÍ en el condado, pero este distrito es el mÁs impactado. >> emocionaron con adornos lo mismo que manejar una ciudad, cuÁl cree que serÁ el reto ahora que el cambio de puesto o mejor dicho cuÁl serÁ la diferencia en sus labores diarias? >> el condado tiene mÁs de 3 millones de habitantes y tienen un presupuesto de mÁs de casi 9 millones de dÓlares, entonces es una agencia, una orientaciÓn muy amplia y grande, pero podemos que son apoyos

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not see anything snow, but you look to the east, to santa ana, we talk about wildfire concerns that timeast a few inches of snow, heading inland a bit y to san gabriel mountains close to santa monica mountains, we likely in high peaks through the i-5 with several feet of snow, several lower terrain is rain, but still impacting southern california. l.a. off to the east from there, rain showers intensifying tomorrow as well as into saturday, saturday you may see a little bit of a lull, but heaviest snow showers arriving saturday. 3 to 5 inches in l.a. to the east, i-5, and san bernardino, that is where you get awfully close to some of those snow showers, we're watching that closely. and flood watches are posted, yes, it has been quite some time since california, southern california has seen some of those conditions like blizzard warnings for reference, you mentioned, 1989 that is the last time we sue saw a blizzard warning issued by l.a. national weather service, also in 1989, first simpsons episode. if you remember that. >> wow. you would be great at bar trivia. where you been my whole li

those santa ana, we call the santa ana's back then. but right, diablo winds. yeah. well. >> yeah, i know. and they're blown 60 plus miles an hour. some gusts even higher than that. and when a gust that strongly, you just can't contain that fire, there's just no way you can do it. >> today, of course, things are green out there, of course, from the middle of winter and the winds are fairly light. now the wind is going to be picking up overnight tonight. we've seen some gusts of 20, even some 30 mile an hour gusts along the coastline right now. not all that bad, but there's a cold front out there right now. and yeah, we're going to be talking about some rain returning the bay area series of storms going to impact the bexar. i think here in the coming days. so out there tonight, we've got cloudy skies and rain developing after midnight tonight about one 32 o'clock in the morning. i think in the north bay and then spreading the south overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. and then the showers early tomorrow, really, i think of mainly just scattered showers for m

. >>> en santa ana el salvador, samuel arias, noticias telemundo. >>> por fin saliÓ el video y la canciÓn de salud. y es que vamos a hablar de esa desesperación de algunas personas por conseguir el amor y la atención de quien, según ellos, consideran es el amor de su vida. les hace recurrir luego a métodos como la brujería sin pensar en que ponen su salud y su vida en peligro.

are lots of america return. lucio newman reports now from santa ana in the bay. beer region of actually an inferno is raging across large parts of chile. these are the deadliest wild fires on record, and they're destroying everything in their path. in santa who yeah, 83 year old into our look at rascal inspects what's left of the property. he's lived in his entire life with him, a little thinner. this is where the iron stove was, he says is cat and his dog would burnt alive with everything. he and his family owned the, the repair to the, to the we haven't people but suddenly from inside and on top of the house, the flames came. there was nothing we could do, but the escape. wildfires can be fickle daunted. lot of those watermelons and a few chickens that hidden the vegetable patch survived, but not his 2 neighbors who were engulfed by flames when they tried to escape. scores of people are still missing in the nearby hills. many presumed dead. these satellite images demonstrate how much the fires have spread since friday. a little cocktail of extreme heat, strong winds, and to prolong dr

assistance has started arriving around at latin america in this year. newman joins me live now from santa ana mission. tell us what's been going on there. what's happening here is that there are fires all around that are still out of control both here in the bill, bill region and to the north in our, in the new blue areas as well as further south. but these are the 2 worst hid areas . we've been speaking to people throughout the day who have lost their homes and who were able to flee just barely with their lives. they say that were, by the time they got the warning, they had less than 5 minutes to just grab a bag or anything they could and get out before their whole above, before their homes were completely engulfed in flames. they before their, their animals were, were killed. many people did die. you're mentioning 26 people, but the, the death toll is expected to be much, much higher, particularly in this region. you measly re, i me, that there are forests of forest area and above the mountains. there are many, many more people that live in areas where there are no roads, no easy roads with

a latin america editor nicea newman is in santa ana, but many people have fled. there are fires all around that are still out of control both here and the b o. b o region and to the north in, in the new blue areas as well as further south. but these are the 2 worst hit areas . we've been speaking to people throughout the day who have lost their homes and who were able to flee just barely with their lives. they say that were, by the time they got the warning, they had less than 5 minutes to just grab a bag or anything they could and get out. there are many, many more people that live in areas where there are no roads, no easy roads with on which to escape. so these people have been missing so far. authorities and firefighters have not been able to reach these areas. and it's presume that at least some of them actually were not able to get out with their lives. we also hearing that there are some loot, there's looting going on around here. so some people are staying intense or in on blankets on their property, trying to at least preserve the tins that were on their

february 24, 1836, over 187 years ago, a group of texians and tejanos were surrounded by general santa ana in a little mission known around the world as the alamo. it is my high honor to read lieutenant colonel william travis' stirring words. comnd sthoif alamo bexar, february 24, 1836. to the people of texas and all americans in the world, fellow citizens and come patriots, i am besieged by a thousand or more of the mexicans under santa ana. i i have sustained a continual bombardment and cannonade for 24 hours and have not lost a man. the enemy has demands a surrender at discretion, otherwise the garrisons are to be put to the sword and if the fort is taken, i have answered the command with a cannon shot and our flag still waves proudly from the walls. i shall never surrender or retreat. then i call on you in the name of liberty of patriotism and everything dear to the american character to come to our aid with all dispatch. the enemy is receiving reinforcements daily and will, no doubt, increase to 3,000 or 4,000 in four or five days. if this call is neglected, i am determined to sustain

in addition to san jose, san diego and santa ana made the list. is among the top 15 most dangerous cities in the u.s. and the only one listed in california. every city on that list had more than 300,000 people living in it. >>> so it is 5:37 this morning and are you ready to grab a cold one? i'm going to say hold off just a bit, but today starts the beginning of sf beer week. >> you can plan your weekend. the event is way more than a san francisco thing. for the next ten days, from beer festivals to tap takeovers, bay area beer enthusiasts will be celebrating craft beer. organizers say breweries and restaurants will host hundreds of events. it gives enthusiasts a chance to soak it in in all sorts of ways. >> the events are all about food pairings, they're about collaborations, vertical tastings, special releases like barrel aged beers and sour beers. and so it's so much more than just a pint night. it's really about the community of beer, the craftsmanship of beer, and people coming together to enjoy beer, especially in settings where food. >> bee

santa ana, she lived in italy, she was born in 1922, she was very strong in her faith.a was pregnant with their fourth child she became quite ill even though she was encouraged to a border child to save her own life, not unlike some of the stories we have already heard today. gina rowley clear chose the opposite. to save the late of her child. and sadly passed away only a few days later. her story inspires me for so many reasons, but i think that she is the particular role model for our time. where there are so much confusion over a right to abortion being good for women. it is just not true. and st. juliana to me is really a role model to uphold because of the selflessness of her decision. as i mentioned, she's a saint in the catholic church. [applause] friends, i have a really, really special surprise for you. her daughter. it's going to join me on the stage now. my friend, come here. my friend gina emanuela will be receiving a reward to at the rose dinner, she will say take a minute, but i should tell you, this lovely young woman is also a doctor, just like her mothe

you must santa, as a butch ana, goes to place was to cry in the which in the it is green, you visited, store, store, you was a dash of door or of those devices by digital narrowed. the main threat was ukraine breaking away, determining its own fate, was out russia. that was the real danger here. and of course that danger involves ukraine becoming part of nato. ukraine becoming part of the e. u while attending a summit of nato leaders in bucharest and 2008 to 10 makes his views clear. lenient unless we get any of that which never let your little walker g, which to look at what would equal your with the quantity is that you get the wishing thoughts go of the go order would it was bring it to what i see you got pretty my good was, it is up us, they seamlessly stephanie. still, nato continues to ignore russia's grievances promising ukraine and georgia. they would be welcome to join the western military alliance, but in the future, leaving both countries militarily vulnerable with a powerful and angry neighbor. then nathan shallow looks like the very irresponsible thing they promised ukrai

santa. thank you very much indeed. our head of digital tv news here , pallavi, joins us. tv news here, pallavi, joins us. not and what anang on for ages and it doesn't seem to be that we're remotely close to be that we're remotely close to solving this so that there seems to be a will to solve this. yeah if anything, this all feels like it's gaining momentum. old strikes. the change has been striking since last summer. new strikes we've got today, school teachers walking time walking out for the first time since just feels like since 2016. it just feels like every bit of daily life is being disrupted by strike action at the moment. yeah. and everybody's forgotten about what's going on at royal mail as well, sort of faded into well, about sort of faded into the background. these these are hovering and there just does not to be the will power to come to any sort of agreement. the two sides always seem to be so far apart. yeah the problem there's one crucial issue that they keep the stalemate on both refusing to budge. and that is over. when should these powers happen ? should these powers happen? everyone's talking about t