FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) She started out picking grapes near the city of Selma and now she is a leading expert in business and philanthropy. 33-year-old Leticia Corona was recently appointed by California Governor Gavin Newsom to serve as the first Central California Regional Lead Advisor at the California Office of Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA) within the Governor s Office of Business and Economic Development. A long title but in short, she s advocating on behalf of small business owners and connecting them with much-needed resources. Lifting others is something she s been passionate about since childhood. We re all in this world for a purpose and we have to utilize our privileges to help others and create opportunities for others, said Corona.
growing growing steve, thanks very much. arthel: now to a story, foxnews.com has been following grossly. new details in case of the missing afghan soldiers from a military base in texas. what was thought to be 46 afghanis randomly going awol may be linked to an organized network involving mexican-american women who might be illegals. joining us now, foxnews.com reporter winter who has been covering this story exclusively. give us the details. reporter: now we know these men have been getting help from a group of women who they ve coined bmw s for big mexican women, that s their term. they live on the base and don t have cars. arthel: how do they hook-up with the women? reporter: my sources say they meet them at three bars specifically. two near the air force base in