damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo, but today, shots, shots, and more shots on your "comunidad del valle." cc by aberdeen captioning www.aberdeen.io 1-800-688-6621 damian: we begin with the monthly visit of the consulate of mexico in san francisco. with me is remedios gomez arnau, the consul general of mexico in san francisco. consul, welcome back to "comunidad del valle." it's been a couple of months. remedios gomez arnau: yes, thank you so much, damian. i'm really excited to be again with you and your program. damian: yeah, well, hopefully one day we'll do it in person instead of this virtual thing, but, you know, we're not in charge of that. what can you tell us about the latest at the consulado mexicano in san francisco? remedios: well, it's very important just to remind everyone about the appointments because you need to make appointment if you need a passport, if you need a matrícula, but also if you need a visa to go to mexico and, for example, many people from the bay area need visa to become permanent residents in mexico. so for that

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo.y en el programa, la batalla contra el alzheimer continúa, en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico en san josé; con nosotros, la cónsul, alejandra bologna, nos acompaña otra vez en comunidad del valle; cónsul, mis disculpas, estábamos programados para estar con usted, desde la semana pasada, pero con todo lo que sucedió, del tiroteo, tuvimos que cancelar el programa; pero, gracias por estar con nosotros. alejandra bologna: no, al contrario, muchas gracias, damián, y aprovechando, que se menciona, nuevamente, nuestra solidaridad en lo propio, y a nombre del consulado general de méxico, con todas las familias de las víctimas de este trágico acontecimiento, que sucedió la semana pasada en las instalaciones del vat. damián trujillo: no, sí, gracias, es una, una semana, bueno, un par de semanas muy difíciles; ah, yo crecí con uno de estos, de las víctimas, fuimos a la escuela primaria, hasta la high school, y pues, sí, a veces l

i'm damian trujillo, and today the 49ers are giving back on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ damian: we with another agency that's also giving. that's the family giving tree, and with me is edgar medina. edgar is actually the director of beacon program over at dover elementary in san pablo. edgar, welcome to the show. edgar medina: thank you so much damian for having me here. we are excited to show--be showcasing the family giving tree today. i couldn't really hear you at the beginning. there was a little bit of a breakup. but i'm just here to share with you guys about this awesome nonprofit agency who is family giving tree who has partnered up with the city of san pablo and the youth--specifically with the youth school and community partnerships division. we've been in partnership with them for 10 years. and the family giving tree has been really critical with providing our youth and families with the type of support to get them ready for the beginning of the school year. and what's more important than backpacks, right? we know how important it is for the youth to feel prepared and fee

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

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo.y en el programa, los "49ers de san francisco", y su generosidad, en su comunidad del valle. [música] comenzamos con más generosidad, esa es la generosidad de "the family giving tree", el árbol que sigue dando y dando, en la comunidad; con nosotros edgar medina de la escuela dover, la escuela primaria en la ciudad de san pablo; edgar, bienvenido al programa. edgar medina: muchas gracias damián, muchas gracias a la comunidad del valle, por tenerme aquí; pues, sí, estamos muy emocionados de, de compartir con ustedes sobre el "family giving tree", este, es una organización, ah, sin, sin fuera de lucros, este, más de 10 años, la ciudad de san pablo ha estado asociada con "family giving tree", ah, y la "family giving tree", lo que hace es de que provee mochilas para nuestros estudiantes de aquí de la escuela dover, ah, pero, también de otras escuelas en la ciudad de san pablo, 5 de ellas, escuelas elementarias, una escuela de middle school, y otra high school; ah, durante los 10 años, la "f

damian: lisa, you are speaking my language.ng, we are talking about the rise in inflation over emerging markets. over the past three months, i think we have seven major emerging markets running above their explicit inflation target range, which is unheard of. three months ago, 15 to 17 emerging markets were in that range. now i think nine are running above. that is a big number. whether or not that is transitory remains to be seen, but it is certainly something you want to get ahead of. post global financial crisis, it was emerging markets that hiked first that didn't see that appreciation and their currencies. lisa: although rate hikes usually lead to slower growth. how much is this going to stymie some of the momentum we have seen, at least in certain corners of the emerging markets recovery? damian: that growth is absolutely key in a post-pandemic world. this time around, it looks like central banks are really sitting on their hands here. they really need to get growth back online in order to get their economies right and/or

damian trujillo has more on the vote and the timeline on how it's going to happen, damian. >> reporter: this is a very emotional decision not only for those involved. land is very valuable in silicon valley, and many feel the flea market and vendors fell victim. for months they have fought to prevent this from happening, describing the market as a key part of the fabric of san jose. >> we didn't get the whole cake or the whole pie, but we're at the table now. >> reporter: protests, even a hunger strike. the council voted to turn it into housing and retail. in a deal with the landowner, councilman david cohen and other leaders, the developer will open a fund to help vendors relocate. the city is adding another $2.5 million. the flea market can't close for at least three years and the new project will include a five-acre urban village where some of those same vendors will be able to move their shops once the new project is complete. >> my interest with keeping the market there, at least some version of the market that would be, allow us to pay homage to the cultural and economic center i

waken breathe in that and damian lillard amazi [ phil ] "oh, my goodness, those hands are cold."m-hmm. "at least buy me dinner first." [ chuckles ] boom. "tell my wife and kids i love them." oh, my god. ooh. that's kind of dark, mom. what? [ cell phone buzzing ] quick. what's my favorite hospital food? um-- jell-o! [ chuckles ] hey, buddy. no, today's still good. good for what? who's "buddy"? yeah, just head on over to the house. whose house? who's "buddy"? okay. see you in a couple. [ beeps ] couple of what? who's "buddy"? - kenneth. - kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. you do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mmm, the weird kid who lived next door. but phil always had a soft spot for him... because kenneth sort of looked up to him. i wouldn't say hero. and yet, you did. well, you weren't going to. claire's always had some issues with kenneth. he would stare at me a little too long.

so i guess, damian, my question is they froze, but what did they do? i mean did they tell him no?okay, sir, we will look into that, we will get back to you and they hoped he never would bring it up again, which sometimes he wouldn't. in this case he did. he brought it up a second time in another meeting in the oval office, and that's when they decided, the aides kind of huddled and said, we have to kill this idea, there's no way we can do this, it would be a public relations catastrophe, so this idea was one they were able to wrestle to the ground but there were so many others and we saw the consequences, whether it was him pushing hydroxychloroquine, whether it was injecting bleach. so many things that went from his head through his mouth and made his aides scramble and it setback the scientific response because there was no confidence in the public health community that they had input with the president when he was kind of trying to lead from, you know, the pulpit or from the oval office. >> yasmeen, was there anything you uncovered that sort of went against what we saw? i mean

with damian wilson, damian's a e u and u. k. political and communications consulting. welcome to the presentation. one of the main criticisms leveled up. the you done the years is that nothing gets done because it's so hard to get 27 countries to agree and everything with up in mind does the german foreign minister have a solid point here? well, as he correspond, say when it comes to spending money, the 27 generally find a pretty easy way to to agree to things. and even last year will the hungry and paula both held out on the throne of irish recovery. and you budget package. they did eventually subsides and decides that they would play the game. i think it's a very useful device for the smaller nations, because without it, it's the, the large notions like germany, like france who just bullied the small nations into doing whatever they want. i think was an interesting intervention. like i'm asked particularly at the the ambassador's culprit through, i suppose he thought he could speak with some discretion for him to talk about you foreign policy wasn't really german pol

damian grammaticas at westminster. _ some point.hank _ some point. damian grammaticas at westminster, thank you. _ some point. damian grammaticas at westminster, thank you. as - some point. damian grammaticas at westminster, thank you. as damien| westminster, thank you. as damien was quite rightly saying, at the same time, the government says, we intend to remove the guidance, to amber countries. nonetheless, that opens some hope. chris rowles, chairman of the aito, the specialist travel association, joins me now. some of the extra costs people thought they might have to face could be diminished by that. i have not to could be diminished by that. i have got to say. — could be diminished by that. i have got to say. it _ could be diminished by that. i have got to say. it is _ could be diminished by that. i have got to say, it is absolutely - got to say, it is absolutely underwhelming, really, in this government have said that they will follow the science. as to how travel can be opened up, and we are licking the travel should be open

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a sign of success. the levi stadium mass vaccination site is closing soon. it has provided more than 350,000 doses since its opening in february. 12,000 shots a day at its peak in mid april. the news comes as santa clara county cases of covid have dropped dramatically. almost 80% in the county have received at least one dos. the site will close june 24. >>> we've learned the cause of that grass fire. it was sparked by mylar balloons. crews attacking the flames from the air and ground. you can see it here. this all happened around 11:30 this morning near silicon county road and basking ridge. no damage to structures. 35 acres did burn. >> let's bring in jeff. jeff, this is a real concern over the next couple days because the temperatures are going to be peaking so much. >> we'll see 100 to 105. the threat is really with us this week. let's get a look at the forecast. this is what's going to change up our weather for us. it's just starting to move a little bit closer right now. circulation around this aga

the blazers classic performance from damian lillard.e lillard he still finishes with 55 points that is a career playoff high for him. tough break, but they will play game 6 in portland in a few days head to phoenix and hosting the lakers this game was over early. devin booker's. he had 30 points phoenix outscored los angeles 32 to 10 in the 2nd quarter. and they never looked back. lebron and company now a loss from elimination with game 6 in l a winner on wednesday, 10 all right. here we go. a manager, bob melvin one win away from becoming the winningest manager in team history and tony kemp help him that is a moon shot. 5 rbi including that to run home run to make it 10 to 4 a oakland was behind 42 in the 7th. but those bats came alive. oakland goes on to win 12 to 6. bob melvin get win number 7.99, that is the most in oakland a's history. congrats to bob melvin, walnut creek product is i believe i know the from here in the bay area. all right. let's go 2 for park. this was way different giants never really showed up. it was 8. nothing

here's damian trujillo. >> she works from home now. it was almost a year ago since she got covid. >> it wasn't bad, really. even with underlying conditions, i felt as if i got off easy. >> reporter: there was a month of isolation as she continued to have a fever. then post-covid symptoms hit, starting with hair and hearing loss. >> i had already seen symptoms like cognitive fog. i couldn't remember what some of the words meant when i would do word puzzles or how to spell them. >> reporter: then dizziness. he is an infectious disease specialist at stanford. dr. benia runs a clinic that studies so-called long-haul covid patients, those with sometimes severe symptoms that last months after getting over the virus. >> we try to figure out best diagnosis for that percentage of population. >> reporter: they're also wondering if vaccines could help these long haulers. since they help fight off infections, they might help with post-covid symptoms, but more study is needed. the other big question, why do covid patients, even severe covid patient

and jasmine and damian joins me now. quite reporting in this book, both of you.gratulations on this publishing. i want to start with the sort of frenetic calls that are from the book, jasmine to get the monoclonal antibody and the lengths that we're going through to get the president access to this which included having to get a special regulatory dispensation directly from the fda if i understood it correctly. >> that's right. and as you noted earlier the drug was not available to the general public at the time and it was still in a clinical trial and so what we found not reporting was that white house aide had called the then fda commissioner stephen directly and asked if he can get the drug under what is called a compassionate use authorization which basically is what you do usually when someone is in dire straits and there's not a lot of risk it kind of throwing everything at the wall at them. and the fda has to make a decision within 24 hours about whether to use it. they don't need the patients name, but they nate all of their medical information to make su

that's if trials, currently under way, prove the idea is effective. 0ur political correspondent damiantining? well, what we understand is that these trials are happening and what they are looking at is whether for anyone who has had a double vaccination that requirement to isolate for ten days could be scrapped, and instead replaced with a need to do a daily test every morning for seven days, and if the test was negative you would be allowed out that day. you would have to do another on the next day. this is what of course would reply delete may apply to anyone who is a close contact of any one positive for covid—19, or has symptoms. at the minute they would need to isolate, but the trial is looking at that alternative. government sources tell the bbc they find the idea attractive, but they don't expect the tests to return the data they need until later in the summer. but they do look at this as a possible route to take.— they do look at this as a possible route to take. damian, thank you very much- _ the son of the murdered private investigator daniel morgan says he does not accept th

0ur political correspondent damian grammaticasjoins me now.ing? 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticasjoins me now. so what would happen instead of quarantining? the system at the ministry as they have someone test positive or has symptoms the —— all their co—symptoms are meant to isolate for ten days. what this trial is looking at is whether anyone who is double vaccinated, that is the key thing here, can be exempted from that. but what they would have to do instead is take a daily rapid test every morning. if that test is clear, you can go free that they, you don't have to isolate the next day, another test for a week and after a week are exempt from isolation. it only would apply in england. this is a trial at the minute. to give you an idea of how mutable it might affect, last week we thought there might be something like 60,000 people isolating in england, so it could affect quite a lot of people. you find out some of the key points, daily test could be expensive if you're looking at pcr test, you mention lateral flow, you're look

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because prison with on the brink that breaks it. damian hopped on a plane 4 days later in order to school house and apartment in order. the whole family moved in june. it was just love at 1st sight. literally. the friendliness the mare was so welcoming the people were so nice and obviously looking around just it's just not for the place. and this is a big me. but if something really really wanted for the children, but life is not without daily challenges. the greenwood still speak very little italian, monday through saturday. see yes, that was the main one to be quite sure. what's her been seen? said she helio. knowing no noise. at the greenwood steering to food rule in manchester, they actually had a restaurant in 3 suite shops. maybe they'll open an eatery here too. we go to the market every start today, and because we own the market on the phone, i usually freeze him badge and the quality is really, really good. isn't it producing amazing enough for that? that is really nice. some the people around the nice somewhat come in somewhat of what you are doing the best for you both. read the

damian trujillo has more on what might be in the works. this is a very sensitive and difficult topic. >> reporter: it really is, janelle. right now, a deputy continues to stand guard at the crime scene. as they try to answer all of these questions about this horrific crime, tough questions remain about the future of this site. flowers adorn the sign. just a few yards away is the building at the center of the deadliest mass shooting in bay area history. >> it was heartbreaking to see where people lost their lives, and, you know, to see a place that's like home for so many people who work for vta. >> reporter: on that tour, one of the questions related to the future of building a and b. >> i don't know how you can go back to work when that's happened to your imagine. >> reporter: the facility has been in need of upgrades, but it won't be easy to simply knock them down. >> that yard is where we bring the light rail trains for storage in the evening, where they launch in the morning. >> reporter: chavez says one thing they can do is improve th

damian? >> reporter: it happen here near stevens creek boulevard. police say this is a growing trend and they're sounding the alarm. surveillance video captures a brazen robbery of a 72-year-old woman as she was out on her daily walk. we are hiding her face for safety reasons. her family remembers when the victim came home after the attack on monday. >> it was like she had seen a ghost. >> reporter: the suspect stripped two bangles from the victim. >> she has bruises on her wrists. >> reporter: street robberies are a growing trend and a crime of opportunity. >> robberies involving purse snatches, person to person strong arm crimes that these crooks are specifically targeting people who are smaller, perhaps elderly, perhaps perceived to be less able to put up a fight. >> since we live in a safe area, we pay a lot of money to live in this area. you don't think this will happen to a vulnerable population. >> reporter: the family mental said she no longer wears jewelry while walking and she no longer walks alone but it was important to them that she con

courvalin of goldman sachs dami damian, over the weekend, there were a lot of people on the roads thanseen in a long time yes, it is typical of a normal holiday weekend. are we seeing consumers in the u.s. and around the world demanding more gasoline because things are getting back on track? >> that is the key question and the key case for higher oil prices the fact it resemblies a normal memorial day is a key factor that is what the data shows. people are back to driving the way they used to in the u.s. we are, indeed, seeing the demand which remains domestic and in the two reegions for now. as we go through the summer, that is the case with supporting higher oil prices. up to $72 for brent. >> damien, what is the primary driver of this is it companies, corporations, governments demanding more fuel because things are getting going again? consumer demand at the retai level because of the pent-up travel demand? if it is the latter, how sustainable is it? is it a draw forward effect? do people get the travel fix and drift off to normal-ish conditions >> there are many drivers. i think fi

personas que tiene síntomas severos por covid-19 y tienen un largo camino para recuperación completa >>> damiánue aunque en momentos los síntomas no fueron graves los síntomas por covid-19 con la pérdida de oído desde muy cansada no me recuerda palabras también sufre de mareos y pérdidas de memoria la mayoría de los pacientes se recupera sin ningún problema pero significa un grupo insignificante pacientes que tienen problemas de post covid-19 presentados en muchas formas este vídeo fue proveído por (nombre extranjero) del doctor encabezó nueva clínica tratar pacientes con síntomas de covid-19 a largo plazo no tenemos definido quién va a evolucionar de una forma u otra la meta es averiguar la causa de estos síntomas prolongados y encontrar la mejor manera de tratarlo asegura que las vacunas ayudan a combatir infecciones y por ende también podrían ayudar a prevenir los síntomas post covid-19 lo importante es que disminuye la infección y también la cantidad de pacientes que tienen complicaciones por covid-19 se siente mejor desde que inició el tratamiento pero aún existe la preocupación de que jam

let's bring in damian trujillo. that sheriff's department gave a detailed explanation about the video we're about to see. >> reporter: that's right, raj, and the sheriff put out this video just short of one week since the mass shooting. you don't see any of the victims in the shooting, but you do see the officers making contact as they're going into the building. it is quite chilling, as we mentioned, especially when you hear the interaction between the officers and sheriff's deputies. the video picks up right after the sheriff's sergeant and deputy team up with three san jose police officers to form the first entry team. the body cam video is from the sheriff's deputy. it is about four minutes long and redacted by the sheriff's office to hide the faces of the officers and shooter himself. while making entry, the team met a vta supervisor who was able to give him his id badge so the officers could open the secure doors of the building. they went up to the third floor of the building where they heard gunshots. the sh

. >> live damian trujillo is live at city hall. this decision affects so many people. >> reporter: it really does, janelle. some of those vendors out here talking about the city council's decision. there will be more ceremonial votes. tonight basically seals the deal for the future of the san jose flea market. >> locals call it the flea and shoppers across the state have been flocking to it for over 50 years. tonight the council marks the end of the flea. >> the market in its current form will be replaced. >> reporter: it is set to be replaced by high density housing and details. the city could add another $2.5 million and the flea market could close for at least three years. the new space will include 5 acres urban village where the vendors can move their shops once the new project is complete. >> my interest is keeping the market there that would be allow us to pay for that culture and our economic and center in that region. >> reporter: vendors are not happy with the deal. they want to keep the market as is and even staged a pro

we are encouraging her to go out. >> reporter: damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >>> napa county healthaders are reporting their first covid-related death of someone who was fully vaccinated. they say the woman who died was older than 65 and was living in a facility where she was exposed to a staff person who was unvaccinated. they say she also had underlying medical conditions and died from the covid variant that had originated in the uk. she was in the hospital for about two weeks. napa county has reported 32 so-called breakthrough cases among more than 70,000 fully vaccinated residents. >>> and as the bay area moves forward on the road to recovery, businesses soon will have a choice to make. everyone vaccinated or everyone masked up. that's the latest guidance from cal osha. the rules are set to begin june 15th, the same day california reopens. cal osha says every employee inside of a room must be vaccinated and if not, must wear a mask. reaction is divided. >> i believe that vaccinations should be a personal choice. and that should not be enforced. >> i think we do have to kind of f

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nbc bay area's damian trujillo has a look at what many say the city needs to do now. >> reporter: theree been four homicides this past week alone. 20 for the year so far. the concern is how soon that number could go up if teens end up spending their summer on the streets. the latest homicide was early monday morning. police are still looking for a shooter who killed a man in the santee neighborhood. >> the days are definitely getting longer, which leads to more people going out and about. >> reporter: now that school is out and the lockdown is over, more kids will be hitting the streets and parks, and that's why san jose planning commissioner says the time to act is now. >> we have a chance to get in front of the summer crime wave with positive programs. why not do that, instead of doing what the city typically does, which is after the fact chasing the problem. >> reporter: the city needs to quickly invest $5 million, he says, from the general fund to create more after school programs and keep youth centers and libraries open for longer hours so kids have somewhere to go other than the

damian lillard. he has the greatest game of his playoff career. but is there not. >> overcome the nuggets sports director jason dumas says your highlights coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. we had to call an audible and begin the sports block with the nba playoffs because oakland native damian lillard just had one of the greatest playoff performances in nba history and all. it was a treat to see. let's get right to it. 4th quarter. 8 seconds left denver of 3. don't matter step back a 3 pointer that ties the game at the end of regulation they are going into overtime. all righty. second overtime down 3. it's another 3 with 6.4 seconds left. had 12 threes on the night. guess who's records that broke klay thompson that the nba playoff record. michael porter junior, though, in the second overtime, he hits that corner 3 michael porter junior is a good player the game will blaze is down 3 cj mccollum stepped out of bounds, as you see right there. that's huge. that would end up ultimately losing the game they waste. 55 points from dame lil

damian in your book you chronicle so men missteps of the trump administration's handling of the pandemicpresident trump wanted cruise ship passengers who were sick sent to guantanamo bay where we have kept terrorists for 25 years without trial. so -- or 20 years without trial. let's talk about that. was that a serious comment that he made? >> yes, it was absolutely serious. at first he brought it up during a meeting in the situation room, and aides were kind of shocked and told him, okay, sir. yes, we'll look into that hoping that he'd never bring it up again and sure enough a few days later in the oval office the president said, you know, what's the status of the guantanamo idea? and the aides kind of gathered together after that and said you know, we have to kill this idea. we can never let this happen. it would be a public relations nightmare. >> think for yasmin and i when we heard about this, this was an example for an idea that consumed a lot of attention and was an idea they shouldn't be focusing on. >> the white house had its eye on the wrong ball and that was something that happ

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yasmine and damian are here with us. good to have you. it wasn't just about testing.t was a missed opportunity. in other headlines we've been talking about the last couple of days, it was floated to bring infected americans, to get them send out of the country, the resistance to wearing masks because they looked like diapers on your face. the president, former president and his efforts to bypass the fda when it came to unproven drugs. here's what's in your book. trump had another order for azar. the fire brand said hydroxychloroquine worked as a cure against coronavirus. trump told azar, he had taken hydroxychloroquine and while traveling in africa and had not become ill. he said they work so just approve them. he wanted alex azar to go around the fda. yasmin, how did that turn out? what was the rest of the conversation? >> what happened was secretary azar went to his general counsel at the health and human services to see if he did have the legal authority to overrule the fda. one thing that's important is hhs is actually the parent agency of fda and cdc and a number

. >> nbc bay area's damian trujillo has details. >> reporter: the police here are saying almost nothing to the case. and they will confirm that on friday, someone here filed a missing persons report for the little boy. the police shared that information to las vegas to help in the investigation. the police are not saying anything about how the boy died but they are actively searching for the mother. she is 35-year-old samantha rodriguez, and she is now the primary suspect in the case. she was last seen checking in a motel in denver may 31st. three days later, hikers found the child's body. at that point, he was only identified as john little zeon doe. and a couple hours ago, police made the announcement in las vegas. >> friday evening, i received a phone call from the san jose police department who stated they believe they have a potential victim -- a missing person who they believed may have been our victim. that point, they sent photographs to me. after looking at the photographs, we believed there was a very good possibility that the missing person case they were working in san jose

. >> reporter: damian trujillo. >>> police have arrested these two people in connection with a shootinghat happened in sferps in the area saw two other men. and that is when they discovered one of them had died. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. >>> the facebook suspension for donald trump will last at least two years. they indefinitely suspended his account after inflammatory and false statementses. facebook says it will assess the risk of safety then if the former president continues to perpetuate lies. his response, the facebook ruling is an insult to the 75 million people who voted for us in the rigged presidential election. they shouldn't be allowed to get away with the sensoring and silencing. >>> european travel rules are changing, and what american tourist will need to provide a proof of vaccination to be allowed in next week. if you are fully vaccinated, you need proof of the vaccination, and proof of a negative covid test. if you are not vaccinated and not a french citizen, you must have a compelling reason requiring your trip to france, and you need a negative test re

thank you very much, damian. >>> tender dry hills, water restrictions could be coming. this week is expected to be declared a drought emergency. marianne favro has a look at how much we may be asked to cut back. it's going to be a tough year. >> reporter: it certainly is. and it's only going to get drier as we head into the summer, jessica. the water district staff is recommending that people cut 15% of their water use that they used back in 2019. and some neighbors are already getting a jump start on conservation by putting in drought-toll rant landscaping. >> this is going to get filled in to the border. >> reporter: peter sanchez jr.'s lawn in san jose is shrinking. after the last drought in 2012, he tore out some of his grass and put in drought-toll rant landscaping. today a crew is taking out even more lawn and replacing it with rocks. >> it used to be all lawn, we started having a water issue, i started down sizing as much as i can. >> reporter: that foresight may pay off. on wednesday, the valley water district board is expected to declare a water emergency and a

how about damian lillard as oakland's own puts on a show from the outer limits nuggets of three finalree left dame will tie it, send it to overtime again. the denver nuggets are up three lillard comes through, and this thing is going to double overtime. what more do you want from the guy? but michael porter jr will hit from the corner. denver hangs on to win it 1 47 to 1 43 to lead the syriza. as for daemul eller idiot 17 of 24 shots, 55 points and 12 threes. not about nice work as we go to phoenix for the suns fans are not misbehave. just having fun. it looks like the defending champs are cooked. you'll see a great shot from devin booker. who hits that thing, and he winds up with 30, the suns win by 30 know anthony davis. it looks like for the rest of this syriza's for the lakers, and they trail three games to two on lee won game separating them from elimination. all right, the big three back east katie kyrie, irving and james harden. the bearded one go toe work. 83 points betweename open. they led by only eight the fourth quarter. but all three of them take turns sitting threes and

damian lillard, against the nuggets, final seconds, the game goes to ot with that shop. 10 seconds leftagain. we go to second overtime, but for all alerts and heroics, the nuggets when it 3-2, despite 55 points. lakers star anthony davis sitting at game five with a groin injury. it looked like they really missed him. torrey craig wide-open for this slam. 115 james brown and bill cowher welcoming you back to the midnight snack run. this is one tricky obstacle course. he's reaching... but he pushes it away! he's approaching a plate of iced cookies... he blows right by 'em oh the fridge looks like he's headed for the soda. wait! he jukes left! grabs the water bottle now he's just gotta get out of there. look what dropped from the sky! don't do it dennis. that's the way you execute a midnight snack run. stand up to cancer and rally want you to reduce your risk for cancer, go to takeahealthystand.org. >>> on the road to recovery, some new high school grads are getting to celebrate today. >> san francisco unified teamed up to celebrate the ceremonies. >> congratulations class of 2021, we fina

let's bring in damian trujillo. that sheriff's department gave a detailed explanation about the video we're about to see. >> reporter: that's right, raj, and the sheriff put out this video just short of one week

. >> reporter: damian rozelle's family lost their grocery store in the massacre he believes black tulsans' best hope is to lean on each other for support. >> a lot of the emphasis this weekend is on the destruction that took place and not really the rebuilding and so holding my granddaughter right here it's all about the future, not so much about the past. >> reporter: and rebuild black wall street together against all odds just as they did in 1921 an archaeological dig in search of victims' mass graves will resume at nearby oak lawn cemetery. and president biden is expected here in tulsa for the solemn anniversary. peter? >> antonia hylton, thank you. >>> and this holiday weekend brought rain to large parts of the country, but not a drop where it is needed most. gadi schwartz tonight on the devastating drought in the southwest. >> reporter: across the american west there is a drought so vast it stretches from fire-ravaged california to drying lakes, rivers, and wells in utah, arizona, colorado and nevada and in new mexico on a ranch along the continental divide cattle pass through a pond

prestigious now trying to survive the backlash from a frustrated community demanding wholesale change, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> last summer, millions of people marched for this, changing the way we fund our police departments. now it's actually happening in oakland and the police chief says public safety is under serious threat. four more homicides over the weekend brought the total number of killings to 65 so far this year, nearly double the number for all of last year. shootings in oakland up 70%, carjackings up 88%, robberies up 11%. chief armstrong says the key is funding and allowing the shrinking police department to train more officers and not less, not fewer. in an emotional moment, he argued the budget puts the very people who need protection the most at more risk. >> saturday night i went out to a scene of a young man that lost his life. and a lady yelled out the window, do something about it! without the resources it make it is challenging to make oakland safe. >> in a twist that we want to past along to you, to this story, while our reporter and photographer coverin

damian lillard, against the nuggets, final seconds, the game goes to ot with that shop. 10 seconds left, he did it again. we go to second overtime, but for all alerts and heroics, the nuggets when it 3-2, despite 55 points. lakers star anthony davis sitting at game five with a groin injury. it looked like they really missed him. torrey craig wide-open for this slam. 115 [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. [announcement on pa] how far would you go for a togo? >>> on the road to recovery, some new high school grads are getting to celebrate today. >> san francisco unified teamed up to celebrate the ceremonies. >> congratulations class of 2021, we finally did it. >> seniors from burton high school received their diploma today. this is the first group of 4000 san francisco unified grants that will walk across the stage. the staggered ceremonies will take place over th ladies...

official now draymond will be former warrior great kevin duran number those 2 and oakland native damianlard is one of the premier players on the roster, the olympics start on july 23rd meanwhile, as simone biles, she has secured a for spot on the u.s. gymnastics team. the. >> reigning olympic champ is going to headline the team after locking in her spot at the olympic trials last night. she finished 2 points ahead of a teammate sunisa lee, both young women. one automatic spots on the team and they'll be joining jordan chiles. i'm micaela skinner. grace mccollum and jade carey. next stop is tokyo. >> ready to get out and travel again. we have some a new web sites. it might be able to make your life a little easier where to plan your >> you know, so many travel plans were put on hold over the past year and a half after. and that's making this summer are real popular time to travel folks are getting out there in today's tech, smart rich tomorrow shows us the apps that might make it easier for you from tracking flights to finding the best things to do. wherever you go. >> so many travel pla

. >> but team usa will be okay, steph kerr confirming draymond green and damian lilliard and kevin durantill go to olympics. tonight rough start in texas. a's fans in arlington. rangers though broke it open in the 6th inning, jose' trevino with 3-run homer, and win it 8-3. a's lost three games in a row. >>> one of these days it won't be a big deal but for now it is, a raiders player is making world wide headlines and history in the process announcing he is gay. >> what's up people i'm carl masson in my house in westchester, pennsylvania, want to take a quick moment to say i'm gay. been meaning to do this for a while now, feel comfortable to get this off my chest, i have the best life, best family and friend and job a guy can ask for. >> this is the first active player in nfl history to announce he's gay and is not doing it for publicity just believed visibility is important. he's also done nating $100,000 for suicide prevention program for lbgtq youth. back in a moment. >> the another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nons

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> americans flying the most since the pandemic began, but now some of the nation's biggest airports are seeing long lines at security. right now they're not seeing big delays but the tsa is warning it could get worse at the nation's biggest airports. the agency says because of a staffing shortage coupled with an increase in passengers they hired 31 new security officers and have tried to hire more. >>> as part of our climate in crisis series we have been showing you various ways to help the environment by cutting back on using energy. some of the ways are expensive, but some just take a little time and take no money at all. tonight it's all about your phone. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. not expensive, right? >> a bay area company has a smartphone app, iphone or android that will connect to anything in your house that suggestion up energy and help cut your power use while saving you money. here's how it works. you can fight climate change with an electric car and by putting solar panels on your roof. but they both cost a

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. >> reporter: in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> in other news, flames erupted in a pleasant hill neighborhood today. two houses caught on fire late this afternoon. they burned so badly, parts of the homes collapsed. it happened on lorenzo drive off 680 in pleasant hill. one firefighter was hurt and sent to the hospital with burns. no one else was hurt. >>> tonight richmond police are on the hunt for two men responsible for a mass shooting that killed three people and wounded five more. this is where it happened, during a marimba house party on e, dia desan juan. >> the shooting appears to have been isolated and targeted to that actual gathering. there is no motive at this time. >> there was somebody laying here when i got here. i seen a dead body there. >> >> no description of the suspect yet. if you know something or have information, the police would like to hear from you. >>> oakland police are still searching for the multiple gunmen who opened fire at a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt over the weekend. two were killed, seven others wounded. even though

damian? >> reporter: it happen here near stevens creek boulevard. police say this is a growing trend and they're sounding the alarm. surveillance video captures a

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at san jose city hall with a warning. >> reporter: they let the cityouncil know of their concerns at a budget hearing here last week. now they want the public to know that they might pay the consequences of the short staffing. >> during the vta mass shooting, fire dispatchers say emergency calls had to be put on hold for up to 30 minutes because of the limited number of on-duty dispatchers were handling the shooting and two significant structure fires at the same time. >> we deal with life-or-death situations every day. we hear people dying literally on the phone. the city doesn't understand how essential our job is. >> reporter: she is sounding the alarm saying they need more emergency dispatchers. she's a dispatcher for the fire department, but says the police has the same problems. >> we don't have as much staffing, we're answering for over 1 million residents of san jose, so your call might be on hold if you're trying to get through to fire and medical. >> reporter: san jose police department -- the city says the city recognizes the recruitment and

for example, neo damian, just bro. c. m, and praise the jimmy m. make it vibrate and turbine produces the vivid colors in the display. around half of the world's population now has the smartphone and with the number growing rapidly demand for rare earth is set to rise . the good news is that where earth's orange, in fact, all that where the bad news is that mining them is difficult and bad for the environment. and reserves are finite. the supply of somewhere earth could be exhausted in just a few decades. so what can we do about it? well, you could keep your smartphone for longer. and when you do get a new one, have the old when recycled. oh, wow. my smartphone is hold on. yes. i think i think it is 8 or 9 years old. wow. guess in terms of the environment i'm doing pretty good. if using a device that runs on lithium ion battery is really is environmentally friendly. i know that those batteries are crucial for the car industry to move away from fossil fuels. electron mobility is the bus word, but how green are these batteries really and what happens