los angeles county. gentlemen, we will submit the full text of your official statements for the hearing record and i would ask each of you to keep your oral testimony to five minutes. director, let's begin with you. >> [inaudible] >> impacted california -- over 54,000 covid-related deaths. this change extended to emergency management, and the cascading impacts of the virus forced us to pivot and re-evaluate standards and operating procedures and resources and to implement plans to respond to later surges, all the while managing concurrent disasters we are facing. since the beginning of the pandemic, our health and human services agency and many other state agencies and local governments and departments and our great partners at fema. by applying our well-established emergency response framework and adapting it to fit the pandemic, california effected tremendous resources, and we place present charges while multifaceted and multiincident operations amid the pandemic. additionally covid-19 further worsened

yes just a couple of days ago the los angeles time the premier newspaper here in los angeles did an investigation and what they found was that there were 87 members of the hollywood foreign press association that is the organization that puts on the golden globes and they found out that they did not have one black member i mean i think people were surprised that there weren't that many black members in the oscar the academy award a studio system there but when they found out that the hollywood foreign press association had no black members people were really shocked and which shocked people even more is that they started to find out that a lot of the films and the actors that have been nominated kind of had a pay to play situation where they were being flown all over the world they were being paid to do press conference isn't flying on to the set of movies and so now that image has been tarnished a little bit in the hollywood foreign press association is trying to get that credibility back and hopefully they'll be able to say them things some things tonight to assure people ok we'll have to wait

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welcome to my hometown of los angeles. i think probably when most people think of los angeles, this is what they think of, people driving around in cars, but i am a reporter for nbc news and msnbc. and to be honest with you, this is not my normal mode of transportation, at least normally. i'm used to flying around the country on an airplane, but since the pandemic, i haven't been on an airplane but once. and i'm driving to get a covid test. it really wasn't supposed to be this way. we locked down fast and hard. a lot of people lost their jobs. new york seemed far, far worst, but in the last couple months, that has not been the case at all. and l.a. has become the epicenter. what i am trying to understand is how did this happen? how did the place that locked down first, fastest and hardest get so out of control? even though things aren't as bad as they were at the height of the holidays, our numbers are still worse than before the surgele that made us the epicenter that of the country. this appears to be the end of the line

we're accelerating in los angeles with this. so i think this would be exactlo what weva need to not only brin resources forward but to have the innovation. stlot of people are scared to take that jump forward. every time we've set the have renewable standard inin our star it's been a lyfight. but every single time we've hit it, we've hit it early. this is something a bank could l help us getike to, in smaller cities and grids as well as large places like los s angeles. >> thank you, mr. garcetti, thank you for your leadership. l.a. is a model for the rest of the world. >> thank you, senator, appreciate it.he ans >> thanks for your questions, senator markey. before we turn to senator lummis i'll ask unanimous consent to submit for the record reports and articles related to the national environment policy actf i pa, which show that nepa is not a primary cause of federal infrastructure project delays and also ask unanimous consent to submit for the record three letters, one from the western governors association, one from state att

adriana. >> diaz: danya bacchus in los angeles, thank you. about 2.2 million shots are being administered every day now. eligibility varies widely by state, and some have found success skipping the wait list, but is it ethical? cbs' charlie de mar explains. >> do you know what time the last appointments are? >> reporter: the line outside a county-run vaccination site in river grove, illinois, is more than 50 people deep and growing, not a single person here has an appointment, some aren't even eligible, but they all have the same idea... >> just to try to get a vaccine, you know. vaccine,you know, they'll come d let you know if they have any extras or anything. >> reporter: between the limited supply and challenges of signing up for a shot... >> it's difficult. >> reporter: ...to the precise shelf life of the cold-storage vaccines, those waiting in line are hoping for canceled appointments, no-shows, and extra doses that may otherwise end up in the trash. >> we thought to give it a shot. >> reporter: some who decided to chance it have made th

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maría de todos los Ángeles tiene razón, téngale confianza. albertano: jefa. doña lucha: no, no, no, no, ella se lo buscó. abusó de mi confianza. albertano: yo le voy a explicar cómo ocurrió todo, mire, solamente fue un descuido juvenil, pero sálvela. doña lucha: licenciado, por esta vez creo que voy a retirar los cargos. por esta vez te la voy a pasar. maría: gracias, doña lucha. doña lucha: bueno, ya, ya, ya. vámonos, que aquí espantan. ¿dónde dejaste tu carro, güera? strudel: es increíble, yo encuentro lugar para estacionar, yo voy a estacionar... albertano: gracias por salvar a mi jefa. yo tuve la culpa por sonsacarte a las lanchas. maría: no, albertano, el chino era mi responsabilidad. albertano: mas sin en cambio, jamás sentí con ninguna otra mujer lo que esta tarde sentí contigo. no sé tú, pero yo no dejo de pensar en este bonito domingo en chapultepec. maría: [piensa] gracias, Ángel de la independencia. doña lucha: albertano, adelántate a buscar a tus hermanos. seguramente, se fueron al carro de la güera que está aquí a la

senator markey, it was good to see you in los angeles. one of three americans live in a city or state with a 100% target, so it is time to make that law. in los angeles, yes, not only do we have greener power, cheaper power and more reliable power, but the average american has about two hours of power that's out in the los angeles area, which is 15% less then other states. west virginia, it's eight hours on average. we have a reliable standard, reliable network, and that diversity comes from careful engineering. we have distributed solar in our basin, which is much more reliable, but when transmission lines cut off for any reason, --. our renewables are diverse and we have been able to keep that reliability. we are cheaper than our peer utilities in the area. by the way, our bills, when we say cheaper, if we were estate, we would be the 10th cheapest of all of the states, so we are in the top quintile in terms of what people actually pay of their electricity bills and enjoy a greater reliability than many other areas. >> can i ask about y

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tres de los cuatro policÍas de los Ángeles demadando por tomar o compartir fotos del lugar del accidente que muriÓ bryan y su hija son de origen hispano. la viuda revelÓ los nombres de los agentes implicados que alega negligencia, invaciÓn de la privasidad. reportera: la viuda de la leyenda del baloncesto bryan publicÓ en su pÁgina de instagram una serie de imÁgenes, documentos de la corte relacionados a la demanda entablada en contra de 4 agentes del condado de los Ángeles. cruz, mejia, russell, versales. identificades como los agentes que tomaron fotografÍas de la escena del accidente, donde fallecieron 9 personas. >> estos agentes iban a investigar, pero no tenÍan derecho a tomar fotos. reportera: fue a un bar dos dÍas despuÉs del accidente y mostrÓ fotos. agrega que cÁmaras de vigilancia del bar captaron el momento que cruz enseÑÓ las fotografÍas, ampliÓ las imÁgenes desde su celular. se veÍan los cuerpos. >> sin embargo, yo pienso que van a sufrir consecuencias en su carrera. reportera: el departamento del aguacil se negÓ a comentar sobre el asunto, su jefe media

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de los ángeles descartan durante la misma temporada los hospitalizados disminuyeron un 41% en los ángeles noticiero telemundo 48 >> la frontera de méxico con guatemala tiene más restriccoines méxico tiene limitaciones de viajes de la frontera sur el ejecutivo mexicano dice que aumentarán controles y la zona de cruces monitoreada con drones una instalación en texas abrirá dando albergue unos 500 niños el departamento de salud piensa que pued ellegar a dos mil menores de edad en las últimas semanas se ha incrementado el número de niños noacompañados un inmigrante mexicano norma nos presenta la renuncia >> según los abogados del inmigrante ice nunca reportó que había sufrido un problema se enteraron por otras fuentes que había muerto en el sistema de salud >> además de esquizofrenia diabetes y otros padecimientos inmigrantes contrajeron coronavirus (covid-19) >> en enero en febrero y murió en marzo >> su libertad nunca fue a tiempo >> el récord de vargas fue de los alegatos >> tenía tantos problemas un juez ha pedido a hice que dé detalles en el 2020 josé luis quedó en

no se vayan, hay mucho mÁs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: cuando los estudiantes de primaria a los Ángeles regresen a los salones de clases, saldrÁn dos meses para que acabe el curso. aÚn asÍ, tras muchas negociaciones del sindicato de maestros, el distrito escolar va a retomar la instrucciÓn en persona. es un asunto complicado, porque no todos los padres piensan de esa manera y porque el regreso sigue generando inseguridad, incertidumbre. vamos a conectarnos con mÓnica garcÍa, miembro del distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles. mÓnica, ¿por quÉ no dejar que el curso termine como empezÓ, y comenzar de manera presencial en el otoÑo? >> es importante empezar de nuevo a recuperar la confianza, a recuperar la comunidad. por cierto, vamos a seguir aprendiendo juntos. para algunas familias, ellos van a decidir seguir el aÑo en lÍnea, a distancia a computadoras, eso es aceptable, pero hay muchos jÓvenes que requieren mÁs apoyo, mÁs atenciÓn. para ellos nos urge abrir el plantear lo mÁs pronto posible. especialmente los chiquitos que requieren apoyo de un adulto todos los dÍ

los angeles is the symbol. of the california dream the heart of hollywood cinema and the temple of luxury and yet today los angeles is the homeless capital of america in the last few years the number of homeless people has increased from 33255000 beneath the business towers the situation has become tragic. when i was a kid in lived here it was nothing like it is now i left for almost 2 decades and i came back a few years ago and it just it just blows my mind it's just going to increase because every month the cost of everything keeps going up there's no regulation so . apartment owners and landlords can raise the money you know the rent. whenever they like but nobody's paychecks are getting bigger. outraged by the situation of these homeless people opus gave up his job as a sales assistant he lives on the salary of his partner laya who works at the university in this way elvis can devote all his time to helping the homeless. a little further from downtown woman has moved in beneath this bridge elvis and regular

just this is los angeles i say listen hollywood. 38 year old punk elvis is furious with what los angeles has become in recent years. it's not a 3rd world country it's one of the richest countries in the world it's almost like a movie prop they don't it's hard to fathom that like every single day this is how people live. the world is driven by shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. for 2021 variant of a housing crisis is to pump money into the economy so that all the assets held on the balance sheet of warren buffett and other banks go up in value and 50 people that lost a lot of wealth in 2000 in a guy rally people of color are now getting raked over the coals again through this inflationary pass at their assets. the or tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to you the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confession is taken the case is closed and nobody really can tell

now. ♪♪ >>> los angeles, 1968. the center of the rock 'n' roll universe. here was capital records, the beatles' record company. the sunset strip. and here the producers who could make charles manson a star. he positioned his family out here in the wooded haven of alternative living called topanga canyon. >> he lived on a place in topanga canyon. it was a burned out house. >> eric carlson was living nearby. in his first tv interview he told us how he got to know manson and his very available young women. >> they would come over to take showers and stuff. >> and stuff, as he said. >> sadie was called sexy sadie and not without cause. >> it wasn't exactly eric's house or shower to offer, mind you. the main occupant and owner of the house in which eric was living was a soft-spoken music teacher named gary hinman. >> he was just generous basically. >> he never charged me any rent whatsoever. >> when some of the manson women were busted for a spree of minor crimes -- >> charlie came over and asked gary if he could help him. well, he says, what's the bail? >> of

particularly in east los angeles. it's suffered high rates of mortality rates and infection and rates are lagging there compared to other parts of the city in california as a whole. i know this has been touched on somewhat, but can you further address the challenges you faced in assisting the communities and the steps you're taking to address those challenges, particularly as they pertain to the vaccinations? >> you want to go first? >> yeah. i can go first. thank you congresswoman for the question. so health equity and the distribution of the vaccines in an equitable fashion has been a top priority. i think every board of supervisors meeting we address this prioritizing of effort. our department of public health, you know, consistency is looking at the different metrics to evaluate the areas that are hardest impacted and really work with the greater framework to make sure that we're pushing through the vaccination dosages in the areas that we can have the most impact in those heavily underserved and impacted areas. w

with what los angeles has become in recent years. it's not a 3rd world country it's one of the richest countries in the world it's almost like a movie prop they don't it's hard to fathom that like every single day this is how people live. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race in. spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. the or tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit i don't even think people in the us really get that the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely confessed actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior once a false confession is taken the case is closed nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession from one that isn't. los angeles is the symbol of the california dream the heart of hollywood cinema and the temple of luxury and ye

eso es lo que tenemos en vivo desde los angeles. regreso contigo. patricia: muchÍsimas gracias, dulce castellanos. pasamos a la casa blanca. por fin tras 64 dÍas de iniciar el gobierno el presidente joe biden dio su primera conferencia de prensa en la que abordÓ diversos temas como la relaciÓn con china, la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn o la inversiÓn en infraestructura del paÍs, pero sin duda alguna la crisis migratoria la frontera con mÉxico domino una parte de la interacciÓn del presidente con los periodistas. desde washington pablo gato nos cuenta quÉ mÁs dijo el presidente. pablo: la primera conferencia de prensa del presidente es como dominada tema migratorio que dijo con respecto a los que cruzan la frontera ? afirmÓ que mÉxico no quiere aceptar a las familias, pero que confÍa en que al final sÍ lo harÁn.acepto que no sabe si podrÁ solucionar el problema de inmigraciÓn, pero agregÓ que estÁ haciendo todo lo posible, en especial con los menores. [habla en inglÉs] pablo: el presidente declarÓ que antes de la pandemia, en 2019 y d

this is los angeles i say listen hollywood. 38 year old punk elvis is furious with what los angeles has become in recent years. it's not a 3rd world country so are the richest countries in the world it's almost like a movie prop they don't it's hard to fathom that like every single day this is how people live. this is crude oil. so they need to actually physically pump it out of the grass he would have well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a $100000.00 a year. as a minimum there's an issue. here in the. they were all 16 hours a day of hard work well work it's not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men that outweigh these men that comfort these men that. people have been murdered up here people been raped their massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation whol

in los angeles, the states on before. in los angeles, the stages being — on before. in los angeles, the stages being set _ on before. in los angeles, the stages being set for _ on before. in los angeles, the stages being set for bts - on before. in los angeles, the stages being set for bts to - stages being set for bts to perform on sunday night, but due to the pandemic, jessica and david will be watching thousands of miles away in london. what is your grammy night going to look like? i will be watching it in bed with my girlfriend and my dog. that's as rock �*n' roll as it is going to get. that's as rock 'n' roll as it is going to get.— that's as rock 'n' roll as it is going to get. yeah, i think i'm is going to get. yeah, i think i'm going — is going to get. yeah, i think i'm going to _ is going to get. yeah, i think i'm going to be _ is going to get. yeah, i think i'm going to be doing - is going to get. yeah, i think i'm going to be doing the - is going to get. yeah, i think . i'm going to be doing the same, but i'ni— i'm going to be doing the same, but i

somos presa fÁcil para todos los delincuentes >>> por eso el condado de los Ángeles lanzÓ un programa para proteger a vendedores ambulantes que portan con guardias de seguridad y tÉcnicas de au autodefensa ademÁs se les proporcionÓ gas pimienta. >>> la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn contra covid-19 avanza en estados unidos, mÁs de 53 m millones de personas estÁn c completamente inmunes a las, equivale al 16 por ciento de la poblaciÓn, mÁs de 96 millones recibieron al menos una dosis de covid-19 y como promedio se e estÁn utilizando casi 3 millones de vacunas cada dÍa pero el peligro sigue, los casos t tuvieron un 24 por ciento la semana pasada y cada vez hay mÁ seÑales de que viene una cuarta ola de contagios, a pesar de eso en mÁs de 16 estados no es obligatorio el uso de la m mascarilla, en california los condado de los Ángeles y orange se preparan para relajar las restricciones aÚn mÁs para decenas de empresas y negocios en esa red reporta las autoridades de salud de los Ángeles anuncian el cambio a la fase naranja de las reglas estatales impuestas durante la pandemia algo

matthews who has the latest from los angeles k.g. another big winner of the night tell us a little bit more. yes you know it seemed like it was happening here in los angeles but it felt like a british academy awards really it really was a great night for the brits the crown that beloved show on netflix took home 4 awards for best actress best actor best supporting actress and best drama all the way around so people cannot get enough of the crown every year they seem to really skate in and steal those awards so a big night for the crown. also another really big topic and we have to mention this diversity came up again this year let's hear what the host had to say about the hollywood foreign press association and get your reaction oh you know this is probably something we should've told you guys earlier everybody is understandably upset at the h s p a and their choices look a lot of flashy garbage got nominated but that happens ok that's like their thing but a number of black actors and black lead projects were overlooked and look we a

hejoins me from los he joins me from los angeles. david, welcome to you. what did you make of the speech? samantha, i think if anybody thought donald trump was going away, they are clearly very deeply misguided because he made absolutely clear in this speech that he intends to become a kingmaker, if you like, for the republican party going forward, as far as endorsing candidates for the house and the senate is concerned. he doesn't intend to set up a party of his own, as had been speculated, but he did hit very broadly that he might consider running for president again in 202a. there have been again in 202a. there have been a lot of people, i have to say, samantha, who thought he might abandon those controversial claims that the election last year was stolen from him. well, not so. donald trump doubled down on those claims today, indeed saying this election was rigged and the supreme court and other courts didn't want to do anything about it, and of course the courts in this country rejected numerous claims of election malfeasance and many senior republica

Ángeles, el conductor del vehículo color rojo no obedeció al acto de la policía y los funcionarios lo siguieron por 9 autopistas, al sujeto lo acorralado la primera vez y logró escapar, la persecución siguió un poco más hasta que el conductor paró en la cochera de una casa y se entregó, un incidente al volante dejó a 4 personas heridas en una zona comercial en el este de houston, garcía nos cuenta los detalles >>> estábamos en la tienda comprando cuando miramos afuera que había un muchacho baleado, nos pusimos nerviosos >>> con todo y nervios ella pidió ayuda para las 4 personas que fueron validadas mientras circulaban en este vehículo, la policía califica como un incidente de ira al volante no ocurrido en esta plaza comercial al noroeste de la ciudad de houston. >>> el incidente empezó por un altercado entre el conductor de este vehículo rojo y un hombre al volante de un nissan altima color gris, este último y otros 3 acompañantes siguieron a los ocupantes del otro automóvil y empezaron a disparar hiriendo a los 4 jóvenes que iban a bordo. habló con las víctimas

(ver información en pantalla) mañana los expertoes eraran listos para resolver sus preguntas los Ángeles iluminó uno de sus símbolos más emblemáticos en color rojo, más de 22,000 muertos al y se esfuerzan por hacerle frente a esta batalla y como le habíamos comentado hoy es un año de mesero preventivo, alcalde de nueva york tomó la decisión de reabrir . >>> recedo que estaba acá y tenía cicnco mesas cuando llegoollepolicía. >>> orden de cierre venía del gobernador de nuuneva york . >>> sonmuchas personas que perdimos pero empezaron con un panorama poco alentador donde solo le permitían vender para llevar. >>> no cumbriamos los pagos y en el bar cabina tres personas. >>> después de unos meses autorizaron el servicio afuera y estas carpas son parte de la normalidad y así de apoco han podido incrementar . >>> es un 50 por ciento . >>> pero esperan reabrir en un 75 por ciento . >>> es diferente a 22 personas . >>> y mientras los dueños esperan por una reapertura total recocen que han recibido ayuda pero aún necesitan más y la legislatura hacen lo psoiubel para incuirlos en

our north america correspondent, peter bowes is in los angeles. good to see you. so the big awards have now been announced? yes, and just in the last few minutes we got a few more to add to that list. sacha baron cohen winning best performance by a differential or a motion picture musical or comedy for the borat subsequent moviefilm, and one of my personal favourite, andra day the united states vs billie holiday, a film very powerful, just released hair streaming, watched it last night about the life of billie holliday and she has one for best actress, and it's been a few that you've alluded to, some very touching emotional moments in the last hour of this golden globes ceremony and i think posthumously chadwick boseman winning for best actor, and the speech that his wife gave on his behalf, and she said that she really couldn't find the words, she said he would have found the words to thank those that he had been working with and also to, as she put it, to reach inside of ourselves and to get that ability just to keep ongoing. that is the kind of sentiment that s

but i wt you to give us the perspective from los angeles. we saw hundreds of people taking to the streets to protest the racial discrimination against asian americans. do asian americans in that community feel like they've been left out of this conversation on racial justice? yeah. it feels like we're having a hard time hearing jacob there. but i do want to turn to something else that president joe biden talked about today, voting rights. georgia is the epicenter of a country struggling with systemic racism. the site of tuesday's attacks but also a political battleground over voting rights. georgia's newly elected nator reverend raphael warnock took to the senate floor for his first speech and he highlighted the issue. >> we're witnessing right now a massive and unabashed assault on voting rights unlike anything we've ever seen since the jim crow era. politicians in my home state and all across america in their craven lust for power have lawn atched full-fledged assault on voting rights. they are focused on winning at any cost, even the cost

latinos que viven en los Ángeles siguen a la cabeza en el número de muertes de covid-19 tres veces mayor en comparación con habitantes blancos a pesar de la disminución de casos a medida que avanza la vacunación contra el covid-19 sigue en el aire la pregunta sobre a quién le toca vacunar un estudiante juan espinoza ha hecho una cruzada para la vacunación de estas empleadas como su madre >>> no se trata de la historia de juan ni de su lucha para que la trabajadoras domésticas tengan acceso a la vacunación es una situación que afecta a más de 2 millones de trabajadores domésticos >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> este es un sector que ha sido afectado en esta pandemia de manera económica y también las trabajadoras que han trabajado durante la pandemia en nuestros trabajos en hoteles o en nuestras casas se exponen todos los días al virus es una de las razones por la que juan hizo esta petición para que personas como su mamá y tía puedan tener acceso a la vacuna si fueron esenciales en la pandemia para estos negocios por qué no lo son ahora esto dijojuann >>> es muy importa

asÍ lo declarÓ el consul de guatemala en los Ángeles. >> nos preocupa los riesgos de los inmigrantes. sobre todo porque se incrementÓ este tipo de riesgo. mencionÉ muchas veces que este sueÑo amÉricano es un viaje incierto. reportero: dijo que la joven hizo el viaje desde el occidente de guatemala para reunirse con su familia en texas. verificÓ que por lo menos 8 inmigrantes que en la camioneta procedÍan de guatemala. entre ellas yesenia cardona de 23 aÑos de edad. que muriÓ en el accidente. pero su madre sobreviviÓ. >> recuerdo que me metieron en una camioneta. cruzando la lÍnea. y metieron muchas personas. nunca me imaginÉ que iba a pasar. reportero: un equipo de investigaciÓn de la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte, se desplazÓ a la escena del accidente. mientras que la patrulla de caminos que llegÓ al lugar revelÓ los nombres de las personas hospitalizadas en 5 centros mÉdicos del sur de california. la mayorÍa se reporta con golpes crÍticos o de moderada gravedad. activistas pro inmigrantes alarmados por la situaciÓn de los inmigrantes en su intento d

la ciudad de los Ángeles implementa el llamado " pago del hÉroe " aumenta cinco dÓlares el pago por hora. comenzamos a la ediciÓn nocturna, acompÁÑanos. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia. patricia: bienvenidos y muy buenas noches. iniciamos con el discurso del presidente joe biden, se mostrÓ optimista sobre el fin de la pandemia... todos los adultos podrÁn recibir una vacunay que para el dÍa de la independencia estaremos cerca de la normalidad. joe biden no desaprovechÓ la oportunidad para indicarle a los estadounidenses que dejen de utilizar ... >> recalcÓ que no se puede bajar la guardia. >> necesita que se vacuna en cuando tengan una oportunidad y cuando les toque, que ayuden a sus familiares para que se vacuna en tambiÉn. >> la mejora depende de seguir utilizando mascarilla. >> rindiÓ tributo a las vÍctimas de la pandemia y reconociÓ el sacrificio por el que han pasado tantos, dio una importante directriz. >> los adultos sean elegibles para ser vacunados el 1 de mayo. >> todos los estadounidenses adultos podrÁn recibir su vacuna a m�

but i want you to give us the perspective from los angeles. we saw hundreds of people taking to the streets to protest the racial discrimination against asian americans. do asian americans in that community feel like they've been left out of this conversation on racial justice? yeah. it feels like we're having a hard time hearing jacob there. but i do want to turn to something else that president joe biden talked about today, voting rights. georgia is the epicenter of a country struggling with systemic racism. the site of tuesday's attacks but also a political battleground over voting rights. georgia's newly elected nator reverend raphael warnock took to the senate floor for his first speech and he highlighted the issue. >> we're witnessing right now a massive and unabashed assault on voting rights unlike anything we've ever seen since the jim crow era. politicians in my home state and all across america in their craven lust for power have lawn atched full-fledged assault on voting rights. they are focused on winning at any cost, even the cost

en la nba los angeles clippers cayeron 105—100. con una gran actuaciÓn de quien tuvo un doble doble marcando 36 puntos y 14 rebotes totales. con esta victoria son tercero de la conferencia este con 21 victorias y 13 derrotas. se encuentran a un juego de los de filadelfia. los angelinos son terceros en el oeste. en un duelo muy emocionante los de boston celtics se llevaron el triunfo al derrotar a los washington wizards. a falta de 4.7 segundos para que terminara el cuarto cuarto boston es sexto en el este y sumÓ su cuarta victoria en los Últimos 10 juegos. y los invitamos en 9 de marzo. no te pierdas el partido de juventus contra orto. a partir de las 14:00 del este, 11:00 de la maÑana del pacÍfico. en vivo por unimÁs y tudn. para mÁs informaciÓn que deseen los espacios de tudn. buenas noches. si usted, está cubierto tanto por medicare como por medicaid de su estado, hay algo importante que debe saber. ahora, usted podría recibir aún más beneficios de salud de los que ya tiene. es el plan unitedhealthcare dual complete.

cnn's paul vercammen is outside the vaccination site in los angeles. paul, characterize the mood in california. >> reporter: it is one of cautious optimism. people are feeling better now that we hear of the reopening. you talked about the restaurants. we will see the opening of the muse museums, aquariums and movie theaters all on a limited basis, fred. down the road, theme parks and baseball stadiums. if you look behind me, how did we get here? this is a new site at usc in a parking garage. what they are doing is having people both drive up and walk up. here is what is unique about the site. the city of los angeles has combined with uber and people are allowed to punch in a code given to them by the city if they do not think they can get here. off camera a short time ago, this woman got an uber ride and she said it was simple. she put in the code and got her first moderna vaccine. she could have taken the bus. it made it easier for her to put in the code. this is one of the ways the city of los angeles and county have been chipping away and getting pe

a angeles por el cierre de un parque en los angeles en planet tierra les contamos como un colombiano se convirtio en el guardian del rio bogota y pr guardian del rio bogota y pr protege sus aguas elige empezar el día con huevos de verdad hechos al momento. seeeeh. no, con huevos de caja. elige un breakfast baconator con crujiente applewood smoked bacon hecho en el horno. so choose fresh. choose huevos. choose wendy's breakfast. ¿algún préstamo estudiantil? ¡si, pero es la primera abogada de la familia! bueno, parece que su sueldo aumentó- ¿aumento? if you want, i can finish this up for you. you can do that? yeah. prepara tus taxes con un experto, o deja que nuestros expertos los preparen por ti. intuit turbotax live. con la llegada de las vacunas contra el covid-19, o deja qupuede ques expertos loste preguntes: ti. ¿debería vacunarme? y, si lo hago... ¿podré seguir con mi vida? ¿sin poner en riesgo a mi familia? tienes preguntas. y eso es normal. lo cierto es que las vacunas son seguras y eficaces. salvarán vidas. para la información más reciente sobre las vacunas, vis

i believe some of the variants have burned through los angeles. it is the only way to explain what happened in january and december, when we had the same number of closures and we didn't have to case rate. our population is much stronger. our vaccinations are accelerating, and we can take these steps. it was a year to the date that we closed down movie theaters and restaurants, the first big city to do that in america, march 12th, taken we have reopened cautiously, with the lessons learned. it is time to start hugging our loved ones against, and certainly that comes fro getting a vaccine. >> brennan: on vaccines, before the biden administration took office, you have been petitioning joe biden for direct shipments to your city, instead of going first through the state. why are they blowing off your request? >> mayor: well, we still keep asking, our cities. and i want to praise the biden administration where we have seen them hit their targets early -- >> brennan: but you said a few days ago you can't meet the president's target of may 1st, opening

cbs' danya bacchus leads us off in los angeles. danya, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. here in los angeles, this fema mass vaccine site is set to close on april 11, just days before the state makes shots available to everyone, raising concerns about supply meeting demand. >> all done. >> reporter: as the race to vaccinate heats up, so does the push to reopen, and that could spell trouble. over the last two weeks, infections rising in 44 states. health experts warn a covid setback could follow. >> this is not the time to let down our guard. >> reporter: and spring break rages on in florida. former president trump's private club, mar-a-lago, reopened today after a recent covid outbreak. meanwhile, republican governor ron desantis is threatening to sue the federal government to allow cruise ships to sail to and from the u.s. by june. >> we have everything going on, except-- except the cruise lines because the federal government won't let the cruise lines sail. >> reporter: the c.d.c.'s current order is set to expire

reportero: ademÁs de los maestros desde hoy tambiÉn son elegibles para vacunarse en los Ángeles los trabajadores agriculas y de la industria de los alimentos, como empleados de servicio de emergencia. ilia: un asesor del ex presidente trump dice que Él y su esposa se vacunaron contra el covid 19 en enero antes de dejar la casa blanca. en diciembre pasado un funcionario de gobierno dijo que trump no se vacunarÍa hasta que se lo recomendara su equipo mÉdico. el ex mandatario tuvo coronavirus en octubre pasado, lo trataron con anticuerpos y medicamentos. jorge: un poco de lo que poseen el proyecto de ley a los ultra millunarios que presentaron. la ley impondrÍa un impuesto anual de 2 % sobre los hogares con un patrimonio de 50.000.000 de dÓlares. un recargo si superan los mil millones de dÓlares. ♪ ilia: la policÍa disparÓ hoy gases y balas de goma contra los manifestantes despuÉs de la sangrieta represiÓn del domingo. cuando los gases no detuvieron los manifestantes que pedÍan la restauraciÓn del gobierno... la policÍa abriÓ fuego contra la multitud con un saldo de 18 personas muer

y farmacias de los Ángeles un aumento de cinco dólares por hora durante 120 días. nos tienen más detalles de este incremento temporal. >> 23,000 trabajadores de supermercados y farmacias de la ciudad de los Ángeles recibirán un aumento temporal de cinco dólares por hora por arriesgar sus vidas. >> estábamos poniéndonos en riesgo y también a nuestra familia. >> esta ordenanza aplica a supermercados y farmacias con más de 300,000 empleados a nivel nacional, además de tiendas como walmart y target. advirtieron que el aumento resultaría en precios más altos, cierre de tiendas, pero beneficiaría a otros negocios ya que los empleados tendrán dinero disponible. >> ayuda un poco a la economía. >> el pago para héroes fue aprobado en diferentes lugares de los Ángeles. pero la asociación de abarroteros han establecido una demanda ya que dicen que el aumento es inconstitucional y no podrán absorber el precio sin aumentar precios, cerrar tiendas o despedir personal. la tasa de fallecimiento entre empleados latinos y trabajadores del campo y afroamericanos aume

son los acusados, ademÁs del condado de los Ángeles y sobre la serie. la demanda alega negligencia e invasiÓn de privacidad. describe como cada uno de los agentes comparte las fotos. la denuncia dice que cruise se jacto de trabajar en la escena. esto ocurriÓ dos dÍas despuÉs del accidente. una de las fotos mostraba el cuerpo de la niÑa y en el otro los restos de cobi brian. una de los clientes encontrÓla situaciÓn mal e enviÓ una queja. otra gente, supuestamente comparte las imÁgenes con un amigo al que juega videojuegos de los machos. segÚn la demanda, el alguacil villanueva le dijo los agentes declaraban y borrÓ las fotografÍas no enfrentarÍa ninguna disciplina. el condado de los Ángeles querÍa mantener su nombreal igual que su rango para evitar que piratas informÁticos publicaron las fotografÍas. villanueva compartiÓ este tweet apenas unas horas, diciendo que se abstendrÁn. dijo que su corazÓn estÁ con todas las familias afectadas por esta tragedia. carolina: la compaÑÍa disney estarÁ abriendo sus parques. solamente para resid

cine de los Ángeles reabren el día de hoy y los restaurantes ya pueden recibir clientes en su interior, es la nueva modalidad más flexible que se da en el país, no excenta de preocupación por spring break. >>> parecen imágenes de la prepandemia, son cientos de jóvenes paseando sin distanciamiento ni mascarillas por las calles de miami beach, el principal destino de spring break y semana santa, donde se reportan un centenar de arrestos, son imágenes que disparan las alertas de las autoridades que el 2020 vieron una situación similar seguida de una ola de contagios. >>> dar el permiso no significa regresar a la normalidad, la gente tiene que tener paciencia. >>> escenas similares en texas, donde levantaron el mandato de uso de mascarillas y donde los turistas siguen llegando, otras docenas de estados han eliminado las restricciones de reuniones en interiores, mientras aeropuertos del país se inundan de pasajeros, más de un millón 200 mil pisaron aeropuertos, aproximadamente el doble hace un mes, con las festividades de san patricio y semana santa a la vuelta de la esquina, el d