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>>> GOOD EVENING.

IT'S MONDAY, APRIL 4th.

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I'M MAYA TRABULSI.

GENOCIDE, WAR CRIMES, THERE IS OUTRAGE AND CONDEMNATION TONIGHT BEING LEVELED AGAINST VLADIMIR PUTIN.

THIS AFTER SHOCKING IMAGES OF CIVILIAN BODIES SHOWN LINE ACROSS THE STREET OF UKRAINE.

HERE AT HOME WERE REFUGEES CROSSED THE BORDER AND WAIT WITH THOUSANDS OF OTHERS.

OUR COVERAGE BEGINS WITH KITTY ALVARADO.

>> Reporter: AFTER BEING OVERWHELMED BY THOUSANDS OF UKRAINIANS FLING FLEEING, PEOPLE ARE CAMPING NEAR THE PORT OF ENTRY NEAR TIJUANA.

MORE THAN 3000 UKRAINIANS HAVE CROSSED THROUGH THE PORT OF ENTRY.

SOME ARE ALREADY STARTING TO SETTLE IN SAN DIEGO.

AMONG THEM THIS FORMER TEACHER WHO CAME HERE WITH HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN A FEW WEEKS AGO.

SHE VOLUNTEERS AT THE HOUSE OF UKRAINE.

THIS CENTER HAS BECOME GROUND ZERO FOR FUNDRAISING FOR THE COUNTRY UNDER SIEGE.

>> IN MY MIND ONLY DIFFICULT THOUGHTS.

>> Reporter: SHE HAS STAYED IN CONTACT WITH FAMILY AND RENTS AND SHE WAS HOPEFUL THAT THEY COULD MOVE ON AFTER THE WAR.>> NOW I FEEL EMPTY IN MY HEART.

>> Reporter: IMAGES OF MASS GRAVES AND PEOPLE MURDERED WERE RUSSIAN SOLDIERS OCCUPIED, IT'S LEFT HER TRAUMATIZED.

THERE IS EVIDENCE OF WAR CRIMES.

A FELLOW VOLUNTEER WHO TRANSLATED, STEPS IN.

>> I AM AFRAID THAT SHE IS HAVING PTSD.

THOSE PICTURES THAT WE SAW OF WHAT RUSSIANS DID IN BUCHA HAVE AFFECTED HER TERRIBLY.

THOSE PICTURES COMPLETELY DESTROYED HER.

>> Reporter: HER FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE, A MATH TEACHER, WHO STAYED BEHIND TO TAKE CARE OF HER ELDERLY PARENTS.

SHE SAID THAT SHE AND HER FAMILY WERE BRUTALIZED BY THE SOLDIERS WHO BROKE INTO THEIR HOME.

THEY STAYED FOR DAYS AND TOOK HER WITH THEM WHEN THEY LEFT.

>> KNOWING HOW IT HAPPENED, IT HORRIFIES HER AND SHE IS DEVASTATED.

SHE WAS ONE OF HER BEST FRIENDS.

>> THOSE MASS GRAVES, IT JUST DESTROYS ME.

TO SEE WHAT IS HAPPENING IN UKRAINE.

>> I AM SO UPSET ABOUT WHAT IS GOING ON AND FEELING HELPLESS.

>> Reporter: SOME PEOPLE ARE COMING INTO DONATE AND OFFER SUPPORT.

SHE SAID SHE WISHES SHE COULD DO MORE, BUT SOMETHING MUST BE DONE TO STOP THIS WAR.

>> IT IS HARD TO GO IN THERE AND START WORLD WAR III, WE DON'T WANT THAT, BUT WE HAVE TO STOP THIS.

WHATEVER IT TAKES, I DON'T KNOW.

>> Reporter: SHE SAID PEOPLE LIKE WENDY MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

>>> THE ALLEGATIONS OF WAR CRIMES BEING MADE BY VOLODYMYR ZELENSKYY ARE BEING CALLED NONSENSE.

THE RUSSIAN MINISTRY OF DEFENSE SAID THAT THE DEAD BODIES ARE FAKE.

ISABEL ROSALES HAS HOW WORLD LEADERS ARE REACTING.

>> Reporter: CALLS FOR A WAR CRIMES TRIAL AGAINST RUSSIAN PRESIDENT, VLADIMIR PUTIN.

>> THE PERPETRATORS OF THESE VIOLATIONS AND WAR CRIMES WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE.

>> Reporter: JOE BIDEN THOUSAND MORE SANCTIONS ARE ON THE WAY.>> THIS GUY IS BRUTAL.

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN BUCHA IS OUTRAGEOUS.

>> Reporter: HORROR FINDING IMAGES CAME FROM BUCHA, CIVILIANS , SCATTERED ON A SINGLE STREET.

THE MAYOR SAID THIS MASS GRAVE COULD HAVE UP TO 300 VICTIMS.

>> THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGIVEN.

>> Reporter: DESPITE THE VIDEO EVIDENCE, RUSSIA CLAIMS IT IS FAKE.

UNABLE TO TAKE CONTROL OF PARTS OF UKRAINE, THE KREMLIN IS REEVALUATING THERE WERE STRATEGY AND NOW SHIFTING THEIR FOCUS TO EASTERN UKRAINE.

>> DURING THE WAR WITH GERMANY I WAS ONLY A YEAR AND A HALF.

>> Reporter: THIS HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR ESCAPED THE NOT THESE, AND NOW AT 82 YEARS OLD SHE WAS PUSHED OUT OF HER HOME FOR A SECOND TIME.>> VERY DIFFICULT IN MY BEAUTIFUL TOWN WHERE I'VE LIVED ALL MY LIFE IS DESTROYED.

>>> THE INFLUX OF REFUGEES MEANS SURGES IN COVID-19 CASES.

COMING UP ON EVENING EDITION, WHO IS CHALLENGING THE CDC'S DECISION TO LIFT TITLE 42.>>> COVID RESTRICTIONS FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES ARE BEING RELAXED.

OUR REPORTER SHOWS US HOW THE RULES ARE CHANGING.

>> Reporter: AS OF TODAY UNVACCINATED COUNTY EMPLOYEES WILL NO LONGER HAVE TO TEST FOR COVID REGULARLY, AND NEW HIRES DO NOT HAVE TO BE VACCINATED.>> IT WAS BASED ON THE COLLAPSE OF THE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM.

WE HAVE WORKED OUR WAY OUT.

>> Reporter: THE COUNTY SUPERVISOR SAID THAT SANDY AIKINS HAVE WORKED THEMSELVES OUT OF THE THREAT.

>> MORE PEOPLE ARE CONTINUING TO BE VACCINATED AND SO WE ARE IN A STRONGER POSITION.

>> THE SITUATION WE FACE TODAY IS FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT THAN THE ONE WE FACED TWO YEARS AGO.

AND WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO VACCINATE.

>> Reporter: THEY ARE FALLING SHORT WHEN IT COMES TO THE BOOSTER.

>> IT CAN HELP PROTECT YOU AND IT IS A GOOD THING.

THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STEP.

IT DOES NOT MEAN YOU WILL NOT GET IT, BUT IT DOES SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER THE CHANCE YOU'LL END UP IN THE HOSPITAL.

>> Reporter: VACCINES AND BOOSTER SHOTS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY.

>>> KIDS IN SEVERAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS HAD THE FIRST DAY IN SCHOOL WITHOUT A MASK.

THEY WERE THE LAST TWO DISTRICTS AND THEY DECIDED TO WAIT AFTER SPRING BREAK.

THE STATE STOPPED REQUIRING THEM THREE WEEKS AGO, AND SEVERAL SCHOOLS LIFTED THE RULE.

PARENTS SAID THEY WERE HAPPY THAT THEIR KIDS HAVE A CHOICE.>> TWO YEARS TO FLATTEN THE CURVE IS ENOUGH, AND WE ARE EXCITED THAT THEY CAN TAKE OFF THEIR MASKS.>> WE ARE NOT ON THE MASKS TEAM OR THE NON-MASKS TEAM.

>> STUDENTS COULD TEST BEFORE RETURNING TO CAMPUS AFTER SPRING BREAK.

>>> THE ISSUE OF MENTAL HEALTH AMONG OUR CHILDREN HAS BECOME A CONCERN FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS THESE DAYS.

MANY BLAMED THE PANDEMIC.

TODAY THE U.S.

SURGEON GENERAL VISITED SAN DIEGO TO TAKE ON THE TOPIC.

MATT HOFFMAN REPORTS.

>> THAT DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU ARE BROKEN OR SOMETHING IS WRONG.

>> Reporter: THE U.S.

SURGEON GENERAL WAS AT THE JACKIE ROBINSON YMCA AND WAS VISITING THERE PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO HELP KIDS WITH MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES.

HE SPENT TIME LISTENING TO STUDENTS FROM LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS.

>> IT IS STRIKING TO ME HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE FEELING ISOLATED RIGHT NOW.

>> Reporter: THIS COMES AFTER THE CDC RELEASED NEW DATA SHOWING HOW THE PANDEMIC HAS WORSENED MENTAL HEALTH FOR KIDS.

A STUDY OF HIGH SCHOOLERS SHOWED THAT MORE THAN A THIRD REPORTED POOR HEALTH CONDITIONS AND HALF SAID THEY FELT SAD OR HOPELESS OVER THE LAST YEAR.

>> WE HAVE TO DO BETTER BY OUR KIDS AND WE HAVE TO DO THAT BY INVESTING IN TREATMENT AND MAKING IT ACCESSIBLE TO THEM.

>> Reporter: THEY FOUND THAT HALF OF TEENAGERS SURVEYED REPORTED EMOTIONAL ABUSE BY PARENTS.

THIS DOCTOR IS THE HEAD OF THE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

SHE SAID THEY HAVE SEEN RECORD NUMBERS OF MENTAL HEALTH CASES AND SCHOOLS ON THE FRONT LINE OF THE CRISIS AND NEED HELP.>> WE NEED TO SUPPORT THEM MORE.

WE NEED TO HAVE MORE INTERVENTIONS BECAUSE THIS IS WHERE THE CHILDREN ARE BEING SEEN, AND THAT IS A BIG REASON WHY CHILDREN SUFFER SO MUCH BECAUSE THEY'VE LOST THE SUPPORT AT THE SCHOOLS.

>> Reporter: EVEN BEFORE THE PANDEMIC, MENTAL HEALTH WAS GETTING WORSE AMONG TEENAGERS.

A SENSE OF CONNECTEDNESS OR BELONGING AT HOME IS KEY.

HEALTH OFFICIALS SAY PARENTS AND GUARDIANS SHOULD BE CHECKING IN ON THEIR KIDS AND ASKING THEM HOW THEY ARE DOING BECAUSE EARLY INTERVENTIONS WORK.

>> WE HAVE EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR CHILDREN, AND IF WE CAN GET INVOLVED, CHILDREN THAT HAVE MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS GO ON TO DO WELL AND HAVE MEANINGFUL LIVES.

THERE IS HOPE DESPITE THESE DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RISING MENTAL HEALTH RATES IN CHILDREN.

>> Reporter: THERE IS A STIGMA THAT HAS TO BE REMOVED.

THE SURGEON GENERAL SAID NOTE NO ONE SHOULD EVER BE AFRAID TO SEEK OUT TREATMENT.

>>> IN SPITE OF PROTECTIONS, SOME TENANTS IN SAN DIEGO FACED EVICTION NOTICES.

THE PROTECTIONS ARE WANING AND OUR EQUITY REPORTER SAID THE CITY IS BUCKING THE TREND BY PROPOSING STRONGER TENANTS RIGHTS POLICIES.

>> Reporter: NO-FAULT EVICTIONS ARE WHEN A TENANT IS EVICTED DESPITE PAYING RENT AND OPENING A LEASE.

BUT THE LANDLORD WANTS TO MOVE INTO THE PROPERTY OR SUBSTANTIALLY REMODEL.

THE SAN DIEGO CITY COUNCIL WAS DECIDING WHETHER TO BAN THESE ADDICTIONS UNTIL 60 DAYS AFTER THE LOCAL STATE OF EMERGENCY.

THE DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF AND DIRECTOR OF TRANSFORMATIVE POLICY SPOKE AHEAD OF THE MEETING.

>> PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN PAYING THE RENT EVERY MONTH ARE BEING IF IT DID AND FORCED TO PAY FOR MOVING COSTS AND FIRST AND LAST MONTHS RENT, A SECURITY DEPOSIT AT A TIME WHEN RENTS HAVE CLIMBED 27% IN THE LAST YEAR.

WE HAVE A HOUSING AFFORDABILITY CRISIS AND THE HOMELESSNESS CRISIS.

WE CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE ONE MORE PERSON FALL INTO HOMELESSNESS.

>> Reporter: NO-FAULT EVICTIONS ARE THE NUMBER ONE ISSUE THAT LEGAL AID HAS BEEN HEARING ABOUT.

ACCORDING TO SENIOR HOUSING ATTORNEY, HE SAID THIS ADDRESS IS A PRACTICE THAT HAS BEEN ONGOING THROUGHOUT THIS PANDEMIC.

>> IT IS A MISNOMER THAT THE EVICTION MORATORIUM THAT WE'VE HAD THAT TENANTS CAN BE EVICTED IS NOT TRUE.

THEY'VE NOT UNABLE TO BE EVICTED SINCE OCTOBER OF 2020, AND IT IS DEVASTATING FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED HOUSEHOLDS WHO ARE ON FIXED INCOMES.

>> Reporter: THIS WORKER RECEIVED A NO-FAULT EVICTIONS AND SHE NOW FIGHTS FOR TENANT RIGHTS.

SHE SAID THE LAW AS IT STANDS DOES NOT PROTECT TENANTS AND MORE PROTECTIONS ARE NEEDED.

FOR MANY OF THE LANDLORDS, THE MORATORIUM IS A STEP IN THE WRONG DIRECTION.

>> IT IS A SOLUTION LOOKING FOR A PROBLEM.

I DON'T THINK IT IS AS SIGNIFICANT AS IT IS BEING MADE OUT TO BE.

NOT ONLY THAT, BUT I'M CONCERNED ABOUT HOW THIS WAS LAID OUT.

NO COOPERATION WHATSOEVER FROM THE ENTIRE RENTAL HOUSING.

>> Reporter: SHE IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE RENTAL HOUSING ASSOCIATION AND VICE PRESIDENT OF A LOCAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FIRM.

SHE POSES THE MORATORIUM AND FAVORS OTHER SOLUTIONS LIKE RENTAL ASSISTANCE.

>>> AFTER A SMASHING RECORD, GAS PRICES ARE ON THE DECLINE.

TODAY THE AVERAGE PRICE OF A GALLON OF REGULAR GAS DIPPED BY 3/10 OF A CENT TO $5.93.

IT IS THE SIXTH STRAIGHT DAY OF DECREASES BRINGING THE AVERAGE DOWN 8.6 CENTS.

WE ARE STILL PAYING MORE THAN A MONTH AGO AND $1.96 MORE THAN WE WERE A YEAR AGO.

>>> THREE STATES ARE SUING THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION FOR BRINGING AN END TO TITLE 42 NEXT MONTH.

ARIZONA, LOUISIANA, AND MISSOURI, WANT TO KEEP IT THAT BLOCKED MIGRANTS FROM ENTERING THE U.S.

IT ESSENTIALLY ALLOWED ORDER OFFICIALS TO TURN AWAY MIGRANTS BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC.

IN THE MEANTIME, A NEW REPORT STATES THAT COVID CASES COULD INCREASE IN COMMUNITIES DUE TO THE A SUBVARIANT BA.2.

>> Reporter: SURGES IN CASES AND ASYLUM REQUESTS MAY HIT THE U.S. AT THE SAME TIME.

THE CDC IS LIFTING A TRUMP ADMINSTRATION ORDER THAT COULD STOP MIGRANTS CROSSING SINCE MARCH OF 2020.

TITLE 42 IS ABOUT POLITICS.

THE REASON FOR IT IS COVID-19.

THE CDC SAID THEY ARE LIFTING THIS MEASURE AND THAT MITIGATION STRATEGIES AND PUBLIC HEALTH CONDITIONS ARE BETTER.

REFUGEES CAME ACROSS THE BORDER AND OFFICIALS EXPECT 18,000 AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER DAILY.

>> THE GOAL FOR EVERYONE SHOULD BE TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE ASYLUM CLAIMS.

THESE PEOPLE ARE FLEEING PERSECUTION AND MAKE SURE THEY ARE HEARD IN A PROPER WAY.

MAKE SURE THAT THEY GET THAT PROTECTION AND THOSE THAT DO NOT ARE SENT BACK.

>> Reporter: JOE BIDEN PROMISED ASYLUM TO UKRAINIAN REFUGEES.>> THE EASIEST WAY TO GET IN IS TO GO TO TIJUANA AND PUTTING HER NAME ON A LIST AND WAITING.

>> Reporter: AVERAGE DAILY CASES , HOSPITALIZATIONS, AND DEATH HAVE BEEN GOING DOWN NATIONWIDE, BUT EXPERTS SAY THAT A SUBVARIANT BA.2 MIGHT BE REVERSING THE TREND.

CASES ARE FALLING IN 21 STATES.

THEY ARE PLATEAUING IN THESE AREAS AND GOING UP IN A DOZEN STATES.

>>> TONIGHT, UNSPEAKABLE ATROCITIES AGAINST CIVILIANS AS UKRAINE RETAKES TOWNS FROM RUSSIAN FORCES.

COMING UP AFTER THE EVENING EDITION.

>>> PRESIDENT BIDEN AND HIS SUPREME COURT PICK SHOULD BE CONFIRMED THIS WEEK.

THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE LOCKED AS TO WHETHER OR NOT TO SEND HER NOMINATION TO THE SENATE FOR.

JACKSON IS ON TRACK TO BECOME THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO SERVE AS A SUPREME COURT JUSTICE.

SHE IS ALREADY AN INSPIRATION TO MANY.

>> Reporter: UNFOLDING, A BIG MOMENT IN AMERICA.>> THEY GAVE ME AN AFRICAN NAME.

THEY WERE TOLD MY NAME MEANS LOVELY ONE.

>> Reporter: THE SENATE CONFIRMATION HEARINGS FOR KETANJI BROWN JACKSON.

>> THAT IS EMPOWERMENT.

>> SEEN HER BECOME POTENTIALLY A JUSTICE IS INSPIRING.

TO BE ABLE TO SEE YOURSELF AND SEE WHAT IS POSSIBLE.>> SHE IS OVERQUALIFIED AND THIS CONFIRMATION IS OVERDUE.>> NOT ONLY WILL IT MAKE THE COURT LOOKED LIKE AMERICA BUT THINK LIKE AMERICA.

>> I HAVE TRIED TO NAVIGATE THE CHALLENGES OF JUGGLING MY CAREER AND MOTHERHOOD, AND I FULLY ADMIT, I DID NOT ALWAYS GET THE BALANCE RIGHT.

I LOVE YOU SO MUCH.

>> THE ACCEPTANCE THAT OTHERS ARE GIVING HER TO BE HERSELF IS A BEAUTIFUL THING.

>> Reporter: ADMIRATION.

>> THESE ARE VERY HORRIBLE CRIMES.

>> Reporter: IF CONFIRMED, SHE WILL BECOME THE FIRST LACK WOMAN TO SERVE AS A JUSTICE.>> IT IS LIKE ONE OF THOSE POWER TO THE PEOPLE MOMENTS.

>> Reporter: SHE IS AN ADVOCATE THAT SPARKED A NEW HERE DISCRIMINATION LAW.

SHE SAID HER FIRST NAME BREAKS BARRIERS.

>> MY CHILDREN HAD NAMES BASED ON WHETHER OR NOT IT WAS GOING TO PASS.

I WAS CONSIDERING NAMES THAT WOULD LOOK GOOD ON A RESUME OR ALLOW THEM TO GET A JOB.

SHE STANDS FOR THE ESSENCE OF THE EMBODIMENT OF BLACKNESS.

SHE SYMBOLIZES THE PRIDE OF EMBRACING WHO YOU ARE.

>> Reporter: IT HAS NOT ALWAYS BEEN EASY.

>> SHE IS WEARING HER HAIR IN A STYLE CALLED SISTER LOCKS.

IT IS AN IMPORTANT AND POWERFUL STATEMENT.

>> THEY HAVE BEEN SEEN AS NEGATIVE FOR SO LONG.

>> IT'S NOT JUST HERE.

I AM A WOMAN WHO HAS PRACTICED LAW FOR 15 YEARS.

IN THE BEGINNING OF MY CAREER, I WORE MY HAIR STRAIGHT AND I WAS NOT ABLE TO BE MY AUTHENTIC SELF IN THE WORK PLACE.

>> Reporter: TO UNDERSTAND THIS REQUIRES WALKING IN THEIR SHOES.

>> IT'S HARD FOR ME TO LOOK AT YOU AND NOT SEE MY MOM.

>> Reporter: IS THIS ABOUT MORE THAN HER HAIR?

IT IS OFTEN MISUNDERSTOOD.

AND NOW, A REFLECTION OF THEMSELVES CHANGING THE IMAGE OF JUSTICE AND BEAUTY.>> BEAUTY AND PROFESSIONALISM WAS EXEMPLIFIED BY THEIR SKIN, STRAIGHT HAIR, AND EVERYONE WHO DID NOT LOOK LIKE THAT WAS BREAKING AND TO FIT IN THAT MOLD.

>>> I HOPE YOU ARE READY FOR SOME HEAT BECAUSE WE ARE TURNING UP THE TEMPERATURES.

FOR NOW IT IS CALM AND QUIET WITH A FEW CLOUDS ON THE COAST.

TONIGHT IF YOU'RE LOOKING AROUND THE SAN DIEGO METRO, A FEW CLOUDS, BUT MAINLY CLEAR SKIES.

TAKING A LOOK AT LOWS AROUND THE AREA, WAKING UP AT 45 IN RAMONA.

TAKING A LOOK AT HIGH TEMPERATURES TOMORROW, NOT TOO BAD FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR.

STARTING WITH A FEW CLOUDS ALONG THE COAST.

EVEN IN CHULA VISTA YOU COULD SEE SOME CLOUDS TO START THE DAY, BUT TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE 60s AND 70s.

I'M SHOWING YOU WHAT IS AHEAD.

94 DEGREES.

YOU MIGHT BE SAYING, REALLY?

WE ARE LOOKING AT THIS RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE TAKING OVER THE AREA.

THE SOUTHWEST BECOMING INCREDIBLY WARM, ESPECIALLY LATER IN THE WEEK.

TEMPERATURES WILL BE BUILDING TWO RECORD-BREAKING POTENTIAL.

MAKE SURE THAT YOUR AIR- CONDITIONING IS WORKING AND ESPECIALLY LATER IN THE WEEK.

ON THE COAST WE GO TO UPPER 80s BY FRIDAY.

AND A QUICK DROP OFF THAT TO THE 70s BY SATURDAY.

INLAND 95 DEGREES BY THE TIME WE GET TO FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

WE ARE NOT MESSING AROUND WITH THE HEAT.

AND IF YOU ARE SPENDING TIME OUTSIDE, YOU WILL KNOW.

THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS WILL BE IN THE 60s THROUGHOUT THE WEEK, BUT CHECK OUT THE DESERT.

NEAR 100 DEGREES AND 98 DEGREES BY THE END OF THE WEEKEND.

THAT IS NOT EVEN INCLUDING THE SUN BEATING DOWN ON YOU.

MAKE SURE YOU ARE STAYING SAFE FOR THE WEEK AHEAD.

>>> AN EARTHQUAKE SIMULATOR IS SHAKING THINGS UP IN BALBOA PARK.

APRIL IS EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS MONTH.

IS GIVING VISITORS A CHANCE TO EXPERIENCE WHAT A REAL EARTHQUAKE FEELS LIKE FROM A MAGNITUDE 3.0 TO 7.0.

THE GOAL IS TO EDUCATE PEOPLE ON HOW TO BE PREPARED.

>> WHAT COULD FALL IF THE HOUSE WOULD START TO SHAKE.

A LOT OF THE INJURIES AND DEATHS THAT OCCUR ARE NOT DIRECTLY FROM THIS.

IT IS FROM EQUIPMENT FALLING DOWN ON AN INDIVIDUAL.

IT IS IMPORTANT TO HOLD DOWN HEAVY EQUIPMENT.

>> CALIFORNIA SEES APPROXIMATELY 10,000 EARTHQUAKES EVERY YEAR.

THE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES IS ENCOURAGING EVERYONE TO DOWNLOAD THE MY SHAKE AT MAC.

>>> IT TOOK LONGER THAN USUAL TO REACH YOU SIX BIGGEST NIGHT.

THE GRAMMY AWARDS FINALLY TOOK PLACE.

A YOUNG POPSTAR WAS AMONG THE BIG WINNERS.

>> WELCOME TO THE 64th ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS.

>> Reporter: TREVOR NOAH RETURNED FOR AN EMOTIONAL GRAMMYS.

LADY GAGA SERENADED HER MUSICAL PARTNER, TONY BENNETT.

THE SHOW ON BEHIND THE SCENES WORKERS THAT HELP TO GET ARTIST BACK ON THE ROAD AFTER THE LOT DOWN.>> AFTER YEARS OF CANCELED SHOWS, NO ONE DESERVES THE SPOTLIGHT MORE THAN THE PEOPLE WHO WERE WORKING THE SPOTLIGHT.

>> Reporter: JOHN LEGEND PERFORMED WITH A UKRAINIAN ARTIST.

>> WE ARE FIGHTING RUSSIA.

FILLED THE SILENCE WITH YOUR MUSIC AND TELL OUR STORY.

>> Reporter: CHRIS STAPLETON ANSWERED THE CALL AND TOOK HIM TROPHIES FOR BEST COUNTRY ALBUM AND SOLO PERFORMANCE.

THIS IS A 19-YEAR-OLD TRIPLE GRAMMY WINNER.

ELECTED BEST POP SOLO PERFORMANCE IN THE BEST NEW ARTIST.

THIS BAND GOT SONG OF THE YEAR.

THE BIGGEST WINNER WAS JOHN BATISTE.

>> IS LIKE A SONG OR AN ALBUM IS MADE AND IT HAS A RADAR TO FIND THE PERSON WHEN THEY NEEDED THE MOST.

>>> YOU CAN FIND TONIGHT STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE.

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US TONIGHT.

GOOD NIGHT.