those who were killed at a lunar new year celebration at a ballroom outside los angeles. valentino alvero was a hospitality worker and had plans to retire soon and return to his native philippines. his son says he was always upbeat. he would dance and sing around the house. he was always the life of the party, his family says. valentino alvero was 68. my nhan was known to her friends and family as mymy nhan. she loved the dance studio, and this was her first time back since her mom s death. one member of her family told us she always had a smile pour people, hoping to ribrighten up their day. her kindness she said what is needed in this world. my nhan was 65. and a place he loved to go and loved to dance. the local entertainment community we re told he was a cultural force who will be missed. ming ma was 72.
this new reporting tonight on the pair of mass shooting in northern southern california claimed 18 lives and saturday night. we now know more about some of those who were killed at a lunar new year celebration in a ballroom outside los angeles. valentino álvaro was a hospitality worker and had plans to retire soon, return to his native philippines. his son says he was always upbeat, danced, would sing around the house. he was always the life of the party, his family says. valentino álvaro was 68. mymy known to her friends and family as may. she was primary caregiver to her mom who died just a few weeks ago. she loved the dance studio and this was her first time back, her family says, since her mom s death. one member of her family told us she always had a smile for people hoping to brighten up their day. her kindness, she said, is what is needed in this world.
whether to require hotels to offer rooms to the homeless. the controversial initiative is being backed by a hospitality worker union and will go before voters in 2024. but national and local unions say that it could put workers and guests in danger. nick watt has more. reporter: in los angeles county, more than 60,000 people are homeless on the average night. and more than 20,000 hotel rooms lie empty on the average night. see where this might be going? it is insane. it isn t going to solve the problem. we think this is one part of the solution. by no means do we think it solve respect the homelessness crisis. but do hotels have a role to play? of course they come. reporter: so the union he leads gathered enough sits and a bill will be vote order that