damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo.y en el programa, el banco de comida second harvest, en su comunidad del valle. [música] bueno, comenzamos con el regreso a la escuela de nuestros estudiantes, nuestros hijos e hijas; con nosotros carmen bárcena, que es consejera de la escuela secundaria notre dame high school, aquí en san josé; carmen, bienvenida al programa, otra vez. carmen bárcena: ¿cómo está señor damián?, gracias por la invitación-- damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observado nosotros en la escuela, pero se ha generalizado en la mayoría de todos los estudiantes en nuestra área, es la cantidad de estrés y ansiedad, que se ha promovido con esta pandemia, l

i'm damian trujillo. we have a show packed with very valuable and useful information this week on your comunidad del valle. ♪♪♪ damian: and we begin with carnaval san francisco. it's happening, it's back--maybe in a different form, but it is back. rodrigo duran is here to fill us in. rodrigo, welcome back to the show. rodrigo duran: damian, thank you for having me. yes, carnaval san francisco is back--different. you know, we pivoted during the pandemic. we actually had a resource fair last september 2020, and we're coming back this time in may, our memorial day weekend tradition, and we're having again a resource fair, 'cause we know things are not the same. things have not been the same, and we want to provide everyone with resources, when it comes to health, we have covid vaccines, job fair, health, education, and so many more on harrison street on may 29th and 30th. damian: all right, well, we're looking at video of what carnaval used to be like. and you remember those days. talk about how we miss thos

martha zambrano: thank you, damian. damian: thank you for being here.us about momentum for health. and adult behavioral soomentum for health is one of the largestnh health services in santa clara county. damian: and what kind of services are we talking here? it runs the gamut? martha: yeah, so basically, behavioral health services, counseling, psychiatry, we have substance abuse services, we have housing support, so you name it, we have it. damian: okay, well, we do have tons of video, as you might imagine, of covid vaccines. talk about your efforts now. i'm sure that at some point there's a switching of gears or a tweaking of the strategies there when it comes to the pandemic. martha: yeah, so basically we have definitely accommodated and followed all of the guidelines to make sure that, you know, clients that are coming in to services feel safe. we did not interrupt their services at all we were just working really hard to make sure everybody was following the cdc guidelines and soci and we're very proud of the fact that we continued to provide in-per

damián trujillo: ¡wow! alejandra bologna: no, no se puede recorrer toda; y bueno, vamos a tener en el consulado, a través de nuestra página de facebook, distintas actividades, información, un taller, inclusive, de papel picado, para que las personas pues vean, conozcan un poco más sobre esta parte de la historia de méxico, recuerden, porque muchos, estoy segura que lo saben, lo tienen bien, pero, pues es bueno, para que las nuevas generaciones, los hijos vean por qué se celebra tanto el 05 de mayo; que se celebra mucho más en estados unidos, de lo que se celebra en méxico, pero, bueno, tiene este, este origen, sobre todo, es precisamente, lo que logró un ejército más reducido en personas, con menos armamento, podemos decirlo así, con menores recursos, logró imponerse al ejército, en aquel momento, más poderoso del mundo. damián trujillo: bueno, hay que festejarlo de manera responsable, el 05 de mayo. ¿cónsul, algo más que quiera agregar, antes de que se nos vaya? alejandra bologna: pues, eh, siempre recorda

damián trujillo: ¿no?ás, es que la gente tiene miedo, carlos, de la reacción que van a recibir de la vacuna, los síntomas, yo ya me vacuné, dos vacunas, no sentí nada, ah, nada de efecto; mis niños, de 15 años y gemelos de 13, vacunados, la primera vez, las niñas, nada, mi hijo, un poco de temperatura, pero se le calmó, 2 o 3 horas después; así es que no es nada grave, es algo temporal, pero las consecuencias de no vacunarse, son enormes. carlos velázquez: sí, hemos, ya en esta época, hay muchos, podemos, agarramos las noticias por muchos medios, ah, las redes sociales, los vecinos, el fulano; y pues, lo que yo sé, lo más importante es que nuestros doctores, nuestros líderes en la comunidad, especialmente, usted, y los tigres del norte, todos dicen la misma cosa, "que la vacuna está segura, y es, y puede, están muy eficaces para proteger contra el covid-19"; entonces, eso es lo más importante, y pues, ojalá podamos, los que ya están vacunados, puedan ayudar a sus tíos, a sus primos, a sus vecinos, para vac

damian trujillo: hello, and welcome to "comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo. do you call yourself latinx or do you call yourself a chicana? well, the experts are on our show to talk about that the entire show on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ damian: well, latinx, i was first introduced to it a couple of years ago, and i think i'm still learning about that identity term. so, we wanted to bring in the experts to kind of educate us on the power of the use of the word "latinx," and the power of the use of the identity term "chicano" and "chicana." with me is dr. julia curry, professor at san jose state university and also clauida zavalza with the group direct action for farmworkers. claudia zavalza: thank you, damian. damian: thank you, and before we start, i wanted to start with claudia, but let me share a story with you. i was approached by a group who wanted to celebrate the latinx commencement, and to me that was a new term, and i thought, "hey, that's a great idea. i've never heard of it. let's have you on the show." and so, as the date progressed, we're ex

damian grammaticus, bbc news.th secretary says covid restrictions in glasgow could be eased if the number of people in intensive care does not go up. glasgow is the only part of scotland still in level three, and some businesses have criticised the decision to keep it under stricter measures. humza yousaf told the bbc ministers want to ease restrictions as soon as possible. he hopes after this week it'll become clear whether case numbers have led to a rise in icu patients in the city. and the latest government figures on coronavirus show 2,235 new infections in the latest 24—hour period, which means an average ofjust over 2,500 cases per day in the last week. five deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, and that means an average of six deaths per day in the past week. the total number of uk deaths is now 127,721. and, turning to the vaccination programme, just over 200,000 people have received a first vaccine dose in the last 2a hours. in total, almost 38 million people have now had their firstjab. that's 72% o

martha zambrano: thank you, damian. damian: thank you for being here.us about momentum for health. and adult behavioral soomentum for health is one of the largestnh health services in santa clara county.

damian grammaticas, thank ou ve streeting.rgeon has told borisjohnson it's a matter of when, not if the scottish people get a chance to choose if they want independence. she made the comments in a phone call to the prime minister this afternoon. the cabinet office minister, michael gove, says the first minister, nicola sturgeon, should focus on economic recovery from the pandemic. she says she will do that, but there is a clear mandate for another vote with a majority in the scottish parliament for pro—independence parties. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. nicola sturgeon congratulating some of her brand—new msps who will bolster the pro—independence majority in the next scottish parliament. confident she has a strong mandate for an independence referendum, she still might eventually face the hurdle of a legal challenge from a uk government. will you see them in court if you have to? to have a referendum? i think we should probably all respect democracy. the snp won the election on a commitment for a referendum. when w

and i think digital damian's a well aware that when that sort of thing happens, it's difficult to control in that country and makes it a very delicate situation. not surprisingly, given the anger inside jordan, it was the jordanian foreign minister who is the toughest in his comments on israel, saying it was beat up in humane aggression that we saw over 11 days and also the jordanian foreign minister kind of not dodging a question about rejecting the relationship with hum ass, but when he answered the question, he didn't use the word hum, ass central though, isn't it? cuz somebody's got to talk to us. that is going to be the problem moving forward. it's gotta be the problem also with egypt because everyone is now saying that needs to be humanitarian aid 1st, then reconstruction aid. and that's where you get into the difficult problems. because we've heard in the last few hours, the israeli defense minister began saying that they want to funnel aid through the policy, you know 30, and they want to be very careful what they send in to garza. particularly with regard to building supplies and

damian grammaticus, bbc news.ment figures on coronavirus show 2,235 new infections in the latest 24—hour period — which means an average ofjust over two and a half thousand cases per day, in the last week. five deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours, and that means an average of six deaths per day in the past week. the total number of uk deaths is now 127,721. and, turning to the vaccination programme... just over 200,000 people have received a first vaccine dose in the last 2a hours. in total, almost 38 million people have now had their firstjab. that's 72% of the adult population. nearly 557,000 people had their second dose in the past 2a hrs and takes the overall number in that group, to more than 22.6 million or 43% of the adult population. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are france 24's uk correspondent benedicte paviot and the sunday times's deputy political editor carol

viola derechos civil wrz estÁ demandando y para reportar quien estÁ vacado en en el lugar de empleo, damiÁnsus empleados regreso neno persona al trabajo por eso viene con nuevas reglas preguntarle a todos si han sido vacunados. >>> el presidente de la compaÑÍa de tecnologÍa. nos dijo el martes que seguirÁ esa regla y ahora el fundador del grupo, dice que esta pregunta viola los derechos civiles de cada persona. cristina dice que la orden discrimina entre personases que han sido vacunadas y con las no, y bien empleado puede tenerron era razones para no, vacunarse dice que esta decisiÓn es uno violaciÓn de derechos estatales y federales. >>> el condado de santa clara dice que seguir orden estatal para reforzar quiÉn estÁ vacunado pero el presidente dice que pedirÁ a sus empleados que no estÁn vacunados mantenerse en casa. >>> una controversia social y mÉdica a cuando estamos por entrar a la prÓxima etapa de la pandemia. >>> en san josÉ damiÁn tru judicial para el noticiero telemundo 48. >>> un estudio dice que las metidoidas de seguridad contra el covid-19 en el trabajo habrÍan fluido en el c

damian grammaticas _ inquiry into all of this. damian grammaticas at _ inquiry into all of this.| inquiry into all of this. damian - grammaticas at westminster, thank you. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are rosa prince, who's editor of the parliamentary magazine the house, and george eaton, the senior online editor at the new statesman. do stay with us for that here on bbc news. it is always a lively exchange of views. there's been another rise in the number of new coronavirus infections across the uk. 3,542 new cases were reported in the latest 2a hour period — that's the highest daily figure since the middle of april. ten more deaths have been reported. cases have been creeping up again over the past week — they're up 20%. in the vaccine roll—out, just over 236,000 people have had a covid vaccine in the last 2a hours. in total, more than 38.6 million people have now had their firstjab. that's more than 73% of the uk's adult population. more th

joining me now, activist, author, and death row survivor damian echols.ter death, is a "new york times" best seller. chances are you know damian as a member of the west memphis three, one of three teens charged, tried, convicted of murdering 3 young boys in the early '90s in west memphis, arkansas. convicted without any dna evidence linking them to the crime. 1993 until 2011, the west memphis three were imprisoned. damien the only one to serve on death row, wasn't until 18 years later after an hbo documentary put national attention on their case that all three gained their freedom. i believe that we're going to talk to damien in just a moment. we'll be right back. enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? don't settle for products that give you a sort of white smile. try new crest whitening emulsions for 100% whiter teeth. its highly active peroxide droplets swipe on in seconds. better. faster. 100% whiter teeth.

damian grammaticas, bbc news.d to return to their homes after one of the world�*s most active volcanoes erupted on saturday night. thousands of homes were destroyed and at least five people died in the rush to get away from the lava, which stopped just short of the city of goma. here�*s our africa correspondent reha kansara. —— at least 15. this is one of the world�*s deadliest volcanoes. mount nyiragongo erupted late saturday night, setting homes and roads on fire. the first warning came when a thick orange cloud illuminated the night sky. locals fled in desperation. some of them to neighbouring rwanda, others to a nearby town. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we�*re all together, shaken. translation: we watched the whole neighbourhood go up in smoke. - the fire came right down to here. even now, we can still see lava. the last time nyiragongo erupted, its consequences were devastating. 250 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. aid agencies say early warning systems faile

damiÁn: al menos se rompe la racha de 18 partidos sin ganar.s y llegarÁ el cobro de salvador reyes. ahÍ estÁ el amonestado, andrÉs ibargüen. ¡centro! ¡atajada de acevedo! lucas maya reventÓ el zapatazo y acevedo aguantÓ como los grandes. se va a ir solito campos, dejÓ atrÁs a ferrareis. el Árbitro silba el final del partido, santos laguna estÁ en la final del fÚtbol mÉxicano. se va a enfrentar el jueves en la comarca. sÓlo hizo uno el cuadro poblano y 3 — 1, nos dice que santos estÁ en la final contra cruz azul. finalmente va a suceder despuÉs de los partidos de ida, cruz azul contra santos, la gran final. nosotros volvemos. locutor: esta noche, en “aquÍ y ahora”. por 55 aÑos pensÓ que era indocumentado y cuando estaba a punto de ser deportado, su familia revelÓ un secreto. >> josÉ es nacido aquÍ. me quedÉ, “que, ¿quÉ?”. locutor: el problema era cÓmo demostrarlos. una discusiÓn, sangre en un auto y el cuerpo de una vÍctima que aÚn no aparece. >> en ese momento fue cuando sospecharon que karen estaba muerta. locutor: Él asegura que agentes de la

damian grammaticas there.loyment. it�*ll be joined by a fleet of warships from britain�*s allies on its voyage to southeast asia. the government insists the uk�*s not seeking a confrontation with china, but rather to strengthen ties with allies in the region and boost trade. here�*s our defence correspondent, jonathan beale. this morning, the longest—serving monarch arrived on britain�*s largest warship. two queen elizabeths, her majesty bidding farewell to the crew of the aircraft carrier she named and commissioned, about to sail east halfway around the world. moored alongside an american destroyer, one of six warships that will accompany her to the pacific. the navy says it is the most powerful uk maritime deployment in a generation, and the embodiment of global britain. so this is a tangible expression of how the country can go out into the world, and so we have a fantastic new capability, and when we deploy, it speaks to our values, our interests, what we stand for. the carrier�*s already been training wit

damian grammaticas, bbc news. latest government figures on coronavirus show 2,235 new infections and five deaths in the latest 24—hour period. cases have been rising slowly over the past few weeks and the number of people who have now died is 127,721. in the vaccine roll—out, just over 200,000 people have received a first vaccine dose in the last 2a hours. in total, almost 38 million people have now had their firstjab. that's 72% of the adult population. nearly 557,000 people had their second dose in the past 2a hours and takes the overall number in that group, to more than 22.6 million or 43% of the adult population. the former bbc journalist martin bashir, who's been found to have used lies and fake documents to secure his 1995 interview with princess diana, has insisted he never intended to harm her. he told the sunday times that everything about the interview was done in line with the princess's wishes. here's our home editor mark easton. martin bashir, the bbc reporter whose lies and deception initiated the c

damian? >> reporter: raj, just like every other part of the country, we're hearing from neighbors here that this is not supposed to happen here. this happens in other parts of the country. but today it happened here in our own backyard. the crime scene remains active behind me. the bomb squad is still. we do have that surveillance video. first we'll show you images from a surveillance camera from a neighbor, of what he says is the suspect getting into his pickup truck. you can see that he is wearing vta gear. it looks like he's wearing the overalls and also the vta vest and driving off. the same neighbor has surveillance video. that is video of the fire that the suspect allegedly set of his own home. again, we did hear from some of his neighbors, actually we heard from a fire captain who said earlier today they found lots of rounds of ammunition inside the home. they saw a gas can and it smelled like an accelerant inside. the 911 call came in at 6:34 a.m., the same time they called 911 at the

damian grammaticas, bbc news.allout in the labour party following on from that result. conservatives gain 239 councillors — labour down 301 councillors — liberal democrats almost unchanged — but a good performance for the green party — putting on 70 councillors. let's speak to our political correspondent helen catt who's in westminster. 0ne labourmp said 0ne labour mp said to me after the results sir keir starmer needs to forget about unity and just be a more decisive stronger leader, now sucking his deputy, i'm not sure that's what they had in mind. what's auoin on? that's what they had in mind. what's going on? there's _ that's what they had in mind. what's going on? there's a _ that's what they had in mind. what's going on? there's a lot _ that's what they had in mind. what's going on? there's a lot of— that's what they had in mind. what's going on? there's a lot of different l going on? there's a lot of different opinions in labour at the moment about what should change. both about the party and some believe a

damian grammaticas, bbc news.k at those results from council elections in england. conservatives gain 239 councillors. labour down 301 councillors. liberal democrats almost unchanged, but a good performance for the green party putting on 70 councillors. the uk prime minister borisjohnson has invited the leaders of the devolved nations to a summit on how to recoverfrom the pandemic. it follows the snp's fourth scottish parliament election win in a row and labour's win in the welsh parliament. nicola sturgeon said there could be "no democraticjustification" for blocking an independence vote and vowed to push ahead with her plans for a second referendum after the covid crisis is over. across scotland, victorious snp candidates are celebrating increasing their vote and winning a remarkable fourth term in government. kaukab stewart became the first woman of colour elected to the scottish parliament. whilst i may be the first, i will not be the last. and with a pro—independence majority in that parliament, nicola sturge

damian, thank you very much indeed.risjohnson its a matter of when, not if the scottish people get a chance to choose if they want independence. she made the comments in a phone call to the prime minister this afternoon. the cabinet office minister 7 michael gove 7 says we have had a response from a downing street spokesperson, and they say, this often, the prime minister spoke to the first minister of scotland to congratulate her on her party's success, having secured the largest number of seats. they both agreed there immediate focus should be and is working together to build back from the pandemic. the prime minister stressed how recovery will be more effective if both governments work together, and reiterated his invitation for the first minister to join a summit meeting on overcoming the covid challenges. finally, it says the prime minister concluded by emphasising the importance of focusing on covid recovery. those are details of the phone call between nicola sturgeon and the prime minister, just out in the last f

damian grammaticus, bbc news.as been chosen as labour's candidate to fight a by—election in the constituency of batley and spen in west yorkshire. kim leadbeater said she was "overwhelmed and humbled" by the support she had received from party members in the seat her sister used to represent. the headlines on bbc news. the head of nato demands an international investigation into the forced landing in minsk — ordered by the president of belarus — of a flight with a belarussian opposition activist on board. a mountain cable car plunges to the ground in northern italy killing 1a people. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. what a final day in south carolina it could be for phil mickelson. the american leads golf�*s pga championship. if he goes on to win, he'll be the oldest man to lift a major title in the sport's history. the 50—year—old has won five majors but the last of them was eight years ago. mickelson has dropped a shot already though, he's six under after six holes on his final round, as

vacunados seis millones han recibido su primera dosis en la bahía administran más de 7 millones de dosis damiánntentan impulsar las vacunas >> las vacunas en un parque en el este de san josé parece que hacen nuevas estrategias >> el parque de niños es el nuevo centro de vacunación de san josé >> se hace la vacuna accesible a los residentes más impactados del coronavirus (covid-19) son los trabajadores la gente latina en el este de san josé >> en el sur de la bahía agencias asesoran esfuerzos para informar a la comunidad dond edos de tres latinos en el condado no han recibido ni una sola dosis >> no podemos hacer las mismas cosas >> soh l anrorám cemtrps anoertps ciamdp ña que pasen los litigantes sañha de tranjar >> el condado santa clar apuede dar hasta 20 mil dosis al día >> pidieron ayuda para reclutar el grupo musical y grabar una campaña estatal >> van a poner su nombre y es algo bueno para residentes >> los tigres el estado y el condado todos dicen que harán lo necesaroi para llegar a la comunidad lartina la más golpeada por la pandemia adrián noticiero telemundo 48 >> acompañado con un o

damian grammaticas, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...e elections — he's already sacked his deputy angela rayner. nicola sturgeon and the snp win a historic fourth term, as the party sets its sights on a second referendum on scottish independence. labour did win a number of the mayoral contests, including sadiq khan installed for a second term as london's mayor. serious disruption on some of the uk's busiest rail lines continues today after cracks were discovered in some high speed trains. great western railway and london north eastern railway have advised passengers not to travel today. let's speak to our news correspondent sean dilley, who's at king's cross station. are passengers listening to that advice? it are passengers listening to that advice? , ., .,' are passengers listening to that advice? , ., ., advice? it started off almost sookil advice? it started off almost spookily quiet _ advice? it started off almost spookily quiet but _ advice? it started off almost spookily quiet but we - advice? it started off almost spookily quiet

oakland's own, damian lillard and the blazer blazers.ey for him. or the blazers led at the break. portland with a balanced scoring attack. ahead to norman powell for the slam. he led all scorers with 29. carmelo anthony had his 37th birthday. he scored 12th off the bench. portland wins. >>> giannis and the bucks trying to take the defending champion heat in south beach. butler up top. to bam adebayo. and it's bam with the slam. miami up double digits. milwaukee makes it their own after the half. giannis, good luck stopping that. and khris middleton, the number two man, he'll hit the triple. 14-2 run gives milwaukee the lead for good. milwaukee beats the heat, 120- 103. >>> to portugal for the champions league final. this is the top post soccer title featuring two english teams. man city and chelsea. the fans going nuts at that new york watch party. the first american to play a champions league final and sub. you see the hometown watch party for him. so close to a goal. he can't believe he misses. the replay and watch the hometown with th

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> well, bill and melinda gates are calling it quits.y announced after 27 years of marriage they're getting divorced. they were frequently mentioned together after launching the world's largest charity, the bill and melinda gates foundation. in 2016 president obama honored them with a medal. the couple has three children. >>> a billion dollar battle that could change how and where you shop for iphone apps is playing out in a local courtroom. on one side, the most valuable company in the world, apple worth $2 trillion. on the other, epic games with 350 million registered players, most of them playing the smash hit fortnight. scott budman lays it out for us. >> reporter: it's goliath versus goliath, as apple and epic, maker of the wildly-popular fortnight video game face off in court, and they're not playing. >> this is about the future of technology. >> reporter: even if it is about how we play and pay for our games in the apple app store. >> when you purchase a phone or a computer, you should be able to run whatever software you want on

in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> california's covid-19 fixes are way down and the budget surplus is apparently at an all time high. governor newsom wants to send out another round of stimulus checks. he outlines his california comeback plan. if it's passed by the legislature, it would sent $500 to families with kids. >> the tax rebate will impact just shy of 80% of all tax filers will get a direct stimulus check. >> i know there's been an extension. but don't wait until the last minute. feel your taxes. get the stimulus check. help yourself, help your community. >> the governor also wants to sit aside more than $7 billion to help tenants pay their rent and overdue utility bills. you must file your state taxes and the deadline is coming up now just next week. >>> okay. so you're not imagining it. yes, california's budget is swinging up and down like a yo-yo. 17 months ago the state expected a surplus of $23 billion. then we had covid and the government warned about a deficit. now the governor claims we're in the green again to the tune of $75 billion. confusing. we

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> if you're looking for a place to get your vaccine, we've made it easy, go to nbcbayarea.com. click on "race for a vaccine" at the top of the page in the trending bar. >>> up next, a new way to get out his message. president trump gets around twitter to send out updates and his thoughts on politics. >>> we've heard a lot about tenants dealing with unfair evictions during the pandemic. what about landlords dealing with nightmare tenants? >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a very warm day today. we got up to 90th through the east bay but holding on to 89 in concord. 87 in livermore. more details on when things will drop coming up. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, wi

damian lillard and the blazers competing in their series with denver. man, nikola jokic. 16 points in this game. the step-back that, is pure. lillard scored ten. the blazers had a balanced scoring attack. here's one of dame, ten assists. a dime he throws to norman powell. he led all scorers. carmelo anthony, happy 37th birthday. hit 12 off the bench. portland wins 115-95. evens the series at two-all. >>> giannis and the bucks taking the eastern conference champs on. miami. up top to bam adebayo. bam with the slam. miami up double digits. milwaukee made their run after the half. giannis, the lefty flush. hard to standpoint that. and khris middleton for three. the bucks built a 14-2 run. there goes the chair. giannis had a triple-double. >>> to portugal for the champions league title, the top pro soccer title, featuring man city and chelsea. key haver it is. the blues are on the board. look at the new york watch party. they are going nuts there. the first american to play in a champions league final. enters as a sub. his hometown watch party, they were ho

at san jose state, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> back in the wild. the new video showing the release of mr. handsome, that mountain lion found roaming the streets of san francisco. >>> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. lots of blue sky in san jose. we'll show you where we're still holding on to a little bit of rainfall. >>> jumping in to help an elderly asian woman who was being robbed. how bystanders rushed to her aid and helped police officers get the suspected attacker. oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ >>> an 83-year-old asian woman attacked during an attempted robbery in san francisc

damian lillard taking on game three. monte morris missed the clincher but the colonial chick nikola jokic takes it back. a crazy finish, this should have been the third out but it was not. >> hit it on the ground to third and now running back to home plate. and what did he do their, now they are going to get that out at first. that will get a run for the cubs. oh my, what was that. >> i looked it up, sewickley is a town about 30 miles out of pittsburgh. but what is a calliope? >> it is a pipe organ. like in the circus. >> what does that have to do with the baseball game? >> is it used in the song, take me out to the ball game. >> i will go with that liz. >> i don't know, just throwing it out there. tweet dennis o answer at kpix sports. >>> and east coast tiger for taking advantage of a ra >>> one photographer is creating a lot of buzz for her new portraits. >> she is capturing unique shots of cicadas. this 39-year-old mother of three is taking advantage of the billions of cicadas, she's been collecting them from her yard

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> well, there's a gas problem on the east coast.ipeline that's the primary source of fuel for so much of the east coast remains mostly dry tonight. crews are trying to get it up and running again, while the fbi says russian hackers shut it down while demanding a ransom. the colonial pipeline is 5,500 miles long and it's the largest ransomware attack of its kind. it's going to take a few days to get the pipeline running again, which means the current gas shortage will only get worse. the epa did grant a temporary waiver today to make sure an adequate supply of gas is available in the affected areas. >> now is not the time to be gas hoarding. get gas if you need it. this is a hopefully temporary situation. >> like we saw with the toilet paper lines last year, there are many gas lines at this hour on the east coast. u.s. intelligence teams are still working to figure out if the hackers have ties to the russian government. the kremlin denied any knowledge of the attack. >>> well, he was revered as the longest serving priest of the oakla

. >>> damian lillard showed teammates the love with the series with denver. they attacked, norman powell bustled inside putting the blazers up 17. lillard with a poor shooting day but handed out dimes. lillard with 10 assists and 10 points. portland at home, this game, 115-95, the final. one of those days for the miami heat, they were swept in four games against the bucks. up 11 at crunch time, janice antetokounmpo, and they are out, 120-103, final. here are the 49ers in santa clara, first round pick, trey lance number five and jimmy garoppolo share the practice field as they did every day of this off-season camp. >> when it initially happen there's 1 million emotions that go through your head. you think of all the possible scenarios but at the end of the day i just want to play football. >> jimmy g is himself, he's looked great today and everyday i worked out with him. he is slinging the baby and still has a nice touch. >>> deep in the heart of texas, dallas-fort worth, the colonial country club and patton, from underneath the trees. and he nearly holds it,

in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> okay.heard damien there, talking about the inequality that we are still seeing with the vaccine rollout. let's take a closer look at the numbers for the state of california. the graph behind me shows the percentage of people in each-ethnic group who have yet to receive their first dose of the vaccine. if you look at this, 64% of latinos have not gotten even-one shot, yet. and then, 62% of people in the black community haven't received a shot. let's see how this reflects if we move it to the south bay. the inequity in the latino community gets even worse, here, in santa clara. 65% have yet to receive their first shot. 51% of people in the black community still haven't gotten the shot either. now, if you are still looking for a place to get your vaccine, we have a way to make it easy for you. head to nbcbayarea.com. click race for a vaccine. and then, at the top of our page at the trending bar, click there. we will hep help you out. >>> we also are seeing, slowly but steadily, the nation is r

in milpitas, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> first of all, did you feel it? and then, did you get it? did you get that shake alert on your smartphone for last night's quake near lake tahoe? the 4.7 quake hit in truckee around 9:30 last night. no damage, thankfully, no injuries. but here is the issue. why did some of us get it here in the bay area? and why did it say 6.0 quake, much more concerning than the actual 4.7 magnitude? all sorts of issues here. interesting things to look at because this is our future. >> did you get it? >> i did not. >> you did not. neither did i. on social media today, we heard from viewers in both camps. those who did get an alert. those who did not. some who have earthquake apps. others who do not. today, usgs told us the shake alert system worked as it should. 17 seconds went by until it sent an alert to the apps that display them on your smartphone. that means an alert might have gotten to you here, before the shaking actually got here. but what's left of it at least. now, the epicenter of the 4.7 quake was near truckee. so why

>> we have king kamehameha and father damian. those are two towering figures from our history that we are very proud of and of course, it's always a drop from the folks for hawaii in front of king kamehameha statute, which is the largest and really the most imposing statue of any statutory hall. it's very moving and emotional to us from hawaii that the king is here, as well as father damien, a true hero in his own right. >> your member of the appropriations committee bill on the house floor today, as the house finishes up its work before memorial day recess to supplemental appropriations bill, to secure 1.9 billion dollars in funding to secure the capital complex, why do we need another 1.9 billion dollars here? >> well, first of all, the fact an incredible attack on our capital on january 6th, of course had its own tragedy but it also was of all funds. to address that attack as well as to secure the capital and for example going back to the national guard, we mobilized our troops from across the country and help us secure it. th

before the game, damian lee announced he tested positive for covid-19 two weeks ago despite getting vaccinated in march. lee said he's one of about 6,000 who tested positive after getting the vaccine. lee is still experiencing after effects and is unsure when he'll return to the court. >>> teddy bear with great seats for the series finale between the a's and j's. danny jansen two-run blast to give the blue jays a lead. marcus quiet until today. he was 4 for 6 with this home run to left field. former athletic with the triple shot of the cycle. blue jays win 10-4. they split the series. >>> the giants were off today. they will celebrate willie's 90th birthday tomorrow night at oracle. willie mays will be in attendance, i'm told. but mays' statue outside third and king appropriately festive for today. mays is the oldest living hall of famer a family friend of mays sent us willie's cake, decorated with moments of his career and his friend. part of a long list of celebrations and well wishes for the say hey kid. >> you were an icon. you were a legend. you have paved the way for so many to come afte

i completely agree with you, but we have to differentiate between different damian's between the authority with whom you can negotiate the process. and i very much hope that the new government is well, we put it on the table. we must do such a thing and complete such a process. this will be to the benefit of where we very and this is how i can help them between things. but we have to differentiate between base and how much, how much is not an organization. it's tara is ation. that is what cannot do. negotiation with europe in countries do not go directly or do not talk directly to us because they do that their organization. so yeah, i completely agree with you and very much hope so that they use really government and the government would hold would renew the middle east. i don't see it taking place. this harsh off of sort of a mini war is actually making the public opinion both in the road, but both also in the student authority, much more negative to such a process. there is really despair, despair from not renewing them in the process, especially i guess in the it's already i'm not both

to the mba, damian lillard and the blazers taking on denver.t, dame is so much fun to watch. he was shotom everywhere. but, , the nuggets even the series. the bucks blew out miami and all you need to see is one play. trevor tackles on the fast- break. as if that wasn't enough, he uses his body as a springboard to get back. antetokounmpo uses his body. the freshman, they are supposed to be quiet and watch, not rachel hecht. she was the show in arizona capturing the ncaa individual called, calls golf championship. rachel, by the way, is not done. team matchplay starts tomorrow. all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost. it's more than honey. it's about building something f

but they could face damian lillard in portland. right now portland hosting denver.wrapping up a set in pittsburgh. this youngster happy to have a baseball. alex wood was great again. six earnings wined. he is 5-0 this season. what a pickup he's been. top of the ninth, 2-1 giants. mush may coming through. how about mike two-run shot to right center. 4-1 giants, and the 'stache, you've got to love that tyler rodgers on for the save. he's got a twin brother. you'll see him shortly. this giants win it 4-1. the nl west leaders. they're on the cincinnati next. >>> how about the a's and twins. match in minnesota. bottom eight, a's up 6-4. jake diekman gave up theunhomer here at 6 apiece. top of the ninth, same score as that youngster made play. twins reliever, that's taylor roger, the twin brother of giants tyler. this should be an inning ending double play, but can't hang on and ramon laureano gets to third base. a few pitches later, it's a wild pitch. and laureano scores the eventual game winner. a's win, 78-6. dion, it's been a lot of fun with the warriors. they donated

. >> here's damian in georgia. >>>> yeah, mr. dicken, how are you doing this morning?er >> good. >> a question i want to see if you'll answer it't first of all, the fda don't care what we do here, whether we've r got. drugs that hurt people, prices, whatever. we have a way of wanting to f ts always ensure -- please answer me this. aoc did a thing on capitol hill about how we do and pay for theo american public pays to do their taxes. when the drug we give comes outm that if it's been tested and it's okay, we give it to a family, and then that family controls that or a company, whatever you want to call it, ol comes out ands controls that dg instead of us give it to the to public. you bring up australia a lot. that same drug was sent to australia for, let's say, $8 a month what we was paying 200 a month for it over here.t of why is it that america is just the land of greed and out of wo controlness thatli we have in ts country? >> i'll get some final thoughts on the study for you. if you'd like to respond to the caller, that's fine, too. there >> thank you. i think just

damian mcguiness has more from berlin.es of the vaccine or who have recently recovered from covid—19 will no longer have to do mandatory tests to go to nonessential shops, for example. they will also be exempt from the contact rules, which mean that you can only have a certain number of people meeting up and they also don't have to abide by quarantine rules. if, for example, they travel into germany from abroad. so, it's a big move forward to ease restrictions for those who have been vaccinated. this comes really, of course, after the vaccination campaign in germany has really sped up over the last few weeks, really. on wednesday, more than a million people were vaccinated and that's the second time that germany has hit that million target in a day. what we're seeing right now is almost a third of the population has had at least one dose. so that does mean there is a lot of people are reaching immunity and that's why pressure has really grown to ease restrictions for those people who are now seen to be at a low risk of eit

tonight there've been more developments — damian grammaticas is here — and the man who did the interviewn a message to a sunday paper? has given a message to a sunday -a er? . has given a message to a sunday .a er? , ., has given a message to a sunday --aer? , . , has given a message to a sunday n-aer? , . .,~ . . paper? yes, a message to william and har , he paper? yes, a message to william and harry. he says — paper? yes, a message to william and harry. he says he _ paper? yes, a message to william and harry. he says he is — paper? yes, a message to william and harry, he says he is deeply _ paper? yes, a message to william and harry, he says he is deeply sorry, - harry, he says he is deeply sorry, he never wanted to hurt diana and he believes he did not. he said everything to do with the broadcasting and the timing of it was what she wanted. he said he knows that forging the documents was wrong and he regrets it, but he says he doesn't think it had any bearing on anything. well they match rejects the duke of cambridge's assertion that he fed his mother's paranoia and her decisions to r

the bellows, damian's bided up into can times they're, they can't even get to one another without going through is really checkpoints, there roads. whereas really only, so there's not going to be 2 states. and by the time jimmy carter talked about apartheid in israel, palestine, it had already been a reality for decades. and that's just going to go on. i should on your line that apartheid has become a term of art in international law. some people say, well, the situation isn't exactly like in a far south africa. but actually, south africans often say that from their point of view, what's going on seems to well worse than what they experienced in the park in south africa. but the rome statute of the international criminal court defined apartheid as a systematic denial of rights to one ethnic group by another. and that's certainly what's going on in israel palestine. the palestinians are being denied rights that the jews out there on the order of 40000000 people between jordan and the mediterranean. all of them under israeli rule and one way or another. and jews are privileged. and they'r

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conducted that infamous interview has been speaking to the sunday times newspaper. 0ur correspondent damianam and harry, he is deeply sorry. he says he never wanted to hurt diana and he doesn�*t believe that he did because he says everything, from the content of the interview to the broadcasting at the time of it was what she wanted. so he says that he knows the forging of the documents was wrong and he regrets it but he doesn�*t, he says, think that had any bearing on anything so he actually rejects the duke of cambridge�*s assertion that he fed his mother�*s paranoia and decisions to reject her own security. he says that those were complex decisions. he rejects her brother�*s statement that you can draw a line from the interview to her death, and for that, he says, "that the suggestion i�*m singularly responsible is, i think, unreasonable and unfair", but remember the enquiry by lord dyson found that he was devious, dishonest, and had lied, so people will draw their own conclusions. 0ur our thanks to damien there. emergency crews have been battling a wildfire in the upmarket californian c

we're talking about, we're talking about alice damian's, who live in the land between the mediterranean fee and the jordan river akram. i'm going to stop you there. we have literally just minutes left on the car. but i do want to talk about one central element, namely to state solution solution, an independent palestinian state within the student state model remains the formal vision for a negotiated compromise. and you yourself say there has to be adjusting equitable solution to stop the violence sun. commentators have called the current violence the death of the 2 state solution very quickly. would you agree that it is no longer feasible? i believe that the 2 state solution was killed off by israel 15 years ago. and i think so publicly ever since the one thing that the one solution is to have one state which is for all of its citizens, regardless of race or religion, where you have duties and responsibilities. that's what i believe in. and i believe that's the only way shown to react to that please. i think. yeah, i didn't really go for it after after we've seen the classes also withi