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

malyna damian: congratulations, daddy. ♪♪♪ damian: that makes it seem like the show has been about meeen about me. it's been about my community. so thank you all. we'll be back and give you a more retrospective talk to re-air some of the old interviews that we've had here over the years on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. this great show, "comunidad del valle." i want to thank danny garsa, yolanda paris, mario del castillo, and everybody else who came before me in hosting this great show. we're going to take a look back at some of the-- couple of the interviews that we've done here for this show, "comunidad del valle." luis valdez: it so happens that in cerro tepeyac, which is tepeyac hill, where she appeared to him was on the outskirts of mexico city and lateloko at the time. it was two nearby communities, mexico city and taterolko. so juan diego was outside of town. he was up in the hills, and so it was a miracle occurring in the wilderness. i accept that tepeyac hill was the site of ancient reverences to the earth mother, to mother earth, to tonantzin, our mother. so some peopl

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo; espero quetén disfrutando su "4 de julio", sus festividades. hoy en el programa, la importancia de alimentar a nuestra comunidad, durante el verano, en su comunidad del valle. [música] con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico aquí en san josé, con nosotros la cónsul, alejandra bologna, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle; cónsul, bienvenida otra vez a comunidad del valle. alejandra bologna: me da mucho gusto estar con ustedes, damián, un saludo a todos. damián trujillo: gracias; bueno, comenzamos con una, una advertencia, ¿verdad?, para los que quieran acudir a los servicios consulares. alejandra bologna: sí, algo que es muy importante, es recordarles sobre las citas de mexitel, que sabemos que es una de las principales quejas que tiene nuestra comunidad, de que no alcanzan citas; estamos trabajando en ello, se está superando esta situación; solamente quiero darles una pequeña cifra para que dimensionen el trabajo, el esfuerzo que se está haciendo en el consulado general de méx

damian trujillo: hello and welcome to comunidad del valle. i'm damian trujillo. we hope you're enjoying your 4th of july weekend. today, "feeding the hungry during the summer," on your comunidad del valle. ♪♪♪ damian: we begin today with the monthly visit of the consulate of mexico in san jose. with me is consul general of mexico in san jose, la consul alejandra bologna. consul, welcome back to comunidad del valle. alejandra bologna: thank you so much, damian. i'm pleased to be here today in your program. damian: thank you. we always enjoy having you. well, there's a lot of things going on in the consulate, like there always is, but one is for kids. tell us what you have special for kids in the coming days. alejandra: yes, well, first of all, i want to congratulate americans in this 4th of july, independence day. and have a safe celebration for all of them. yes, of course, we have some special programs for kids. and in this case of this year, we have the contest draw. it's a special contest for infants--for kids from 6 years old until 14 years old, and they make

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo. el programa, hoy, vacunas, vacunas, y más vacunas, otra vez, aquí en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico en san francisco; con nosotros, la cónsul remedios gómez arnau, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle; cónsul, bienvenida otra vez, al programa. remedios gómez: pues, encantadísima, damián, de estar nuevamente contigo y con tu audiencia. damián trujillo: gracias, mire, tenemos un sinnúmero de temas; comenzamos con el estatus de citas, de pasaportes, y matrículas consulares; ¿qué nos puede decir sobre ese tema? remedios gómez: bueno, recordarles que, por favor, hagan su cita, ya está más fácil, arreglaron el, este, el programa, y si ustedes tienen la aplicación "miconsulmex", por favor, bájenla a su celular, y desde allí pueden marcar, y también pueden hacer su cita por internet, ya están contestando; hay que tener paciencia, por favor, porque marcan una vez, y dicen, "nadie me contesta", como en cualquier oficina, h

yasmeen, damian, and ashley, take it away. >> hi.nk you guys for doing this and everyone for tuning in. i'm assuming you preordered the book from politics and prose. here it is, fantastic. they gave it to me. i sped read it. your book is so great. i will ask my questions and you guys can fight it out for who answers. your book is so great that part of me wants to use this hour to have you recount all the amazing anecdotes in your book. i'm not going to do that, but there is one i wanted to ask you about that has gotten a lot of attention already, and basically you report that president trump at one point suggested sending infected cruise ship passengers to guantanamo bay. tell us about that. >> sure, yeah, so this is something that really jumped out at us, for a couple reasons. one, back in february of 2020, there was a lot of focus first on that diamond princess cruise ship that was off the coast of japan, and i think, you know, there were 500, 600 passengers on the ship. you know, a lot of americans on the ship, elderly americans,

heartwarming effort right there from damian lee a brand new car. isn't that cool? i loved her reaction. she couldn't believe it. maybe next it'll be a house, something even more impressive. it's the thought that counts. >> it is the thought. >> chris, thanks. >>> well, just ahead -- coming up a whale of a tale for some lucky people. we'll have more of what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, and even take on bclimate change...r, would you press it? >>> a tour group in monterey hqa rare encounter on take a look. i love everyone's reactions. it seems this wheal is a real extrovert, spent a lot of time yesterday interacting with passengers on a whale watching tour. the whale let out a few mighty blows, did some spy hopping, that's when it holds itself vertically and exposes its head, right there, there it goes. princess monterey whale watching shared this video with us. the playful whale actually seemed to enjoy the people as much as they enjoyed the whale. i have never seen

damian, thank ou through the next few weeks. damian, thank you for— through the next few weeks.inue for a second day today in the gulf state of qatar as the violence intensifies across afghanistan. the afghan state minister for peace, sayed sadat mansour naderi, told the bbc they hoped both sides would clarify their ideas on key issues to help chart set a roadmap to a political solution to end the war. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from doha. this is day two and expected to be the last day of these high—level political talks in doha. there is pressure on both sides, from afghans most of all, from afghanistan's neighbours and allies, both sides have to show they are committed to a negotiated way out of this war that continues to intensify on the ground. these talks will focus on coming up with some kind of a joint statement, they will agree to focus on three key areas going forward. one is building trust, another is to discuss a road map to afg hanistan's political future. also, an islamic constitution. the taliban insists there has to be changes to th

damian, it is going to be| such a huge operation.en you look around, this is one small town across western germany, where these scenes are repeated time and time again. it is made really complicated because the network services are intermittent, it is touch and go if you get a signal and that hampers this hold —— huge operation. the roads are blocked, emergency services trying to get through, people trying to help and cars have been abandoned, people walking with buckets, with clots and anything they can get their hands on to help the people that have just lost so much. this is one town in two states that has really been destroyed. this will take a long, long time and a sense of shock at still. we speak to police officers and they are saying, don't go down there, it is a war zone. that is how they are describing it. given all of this was underwater a few days ago, you get a sense of the speed, the ferocious niss with which these floods came into this region and the suddenness. we will give you special coverage throughout the rest of

damian grammaticas. just a reminder— has to abide by. damian grammaticas.r of these evenings - just a reminder of these evenings headlines. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, welcomes victory in the batley and spen by—election. the party won by just 323 votes. the case is to be dropped against two former soldiers facing murder charges from northern ireland's troubles, including from bloody sunday in 1972. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has said she expects people from britain who are fully vaccinated will soon be able to travel to germany without having to quarantine on arrival. cabinet office minister michael gove and his journalist wife sarah vine have "agreed to separate", according to the couple's spokesperson. the pair married in 2001 and have two children. the couple have released a statement, as our political correspondent jonathan blake explains. joint statement from michael gove and his wife, sarah vining, was released by the press association news agency in the last few minutes. i'll read you what it has to say in full. it's relatively sh

stop lying. >> damian surprising mom with a brand new car, and mom obviously over the moon excited. on twitter damian said his mom never wants anything, and this was a token of appreciation for all those sacrifices she made for him. cool moment there. sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino. back to the racing real quick, the fire and the speed and -- >> so scary. >> very terrifying, but good stuff there at sonoma. one more day of racing. but man, the need for speed. i don't know, i've never been in a car like over 85. >> really? you've never? >> very careful. >> do you want to race? yeah, right, my little smart car. >>> a whale of a tale for some lucky people. we will have much more of ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options... and your perspective. find your next adventure in a new chevy. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of the summer on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. up here, success depends o

damian: i do think so.f you look at the inflation data, the gap between the producer price index and the cpi in china is 800 basis points wide, so that is a prophet squeeze for chinese corporate -- a profit squeeze for chinese corporate's. this is clearly bullish for chinese government bonds. by way of reference, chinese government bonds, yuans in nominated bonds, is the only group that is positive your to date. many people referring to them as the jgb's for millennials, and i don't disagree with that in the least. guy: we've anticipated that this was going to happen, but it has come sooner and it is bigger than many people thought that we would see out of the chinese authorities from the pboc. the chinese economy has been out in front, recovering earlier than other major economies. now they are having to step in and take remedial action. are we seeing something that is going to be replicated elsewhere , the rate of change in terms of the slowdown we are seeing? will authorities elsewhere need to step in? a

>> do you want to start, damian? >> sure. it was interesting it was kind of a moving target.here were times during the year when they tried to defend their actions more than after the election. there was a fog of war element to a lot of the decisions which at times is understandable. none of us knew what we were dealing with at first. there were times when the phone like they were doing could. obviously especially the scientists, they were learning as they went, unmasks and stuff they had no idea initially if it worked. stories of change in some ways that's understandable but there was definitely a point after election and especially after the inauguration when, for some of them the spin really begin the revisionist history. yasmeen and i were meticulous in our fact checking because so many of the stories contradicted and we really wanted to make sure we gave readers and accurate presentation of these events because these are events they need to be remembered for decades to come. there's a lot of finger-pointing at the end. there was a lot of, i i did te best i could but that

correspondent is on the hill with the group of democrats from texas, and then i am also joined by damian hewitt, the president of the lawyer's committee for civil rights under law. thanks to all of you. garrett, let's start with you on the hill. that group of texas democrats in d.c. trying to pressure congress to pass federal election protections. they just spoke the last hour. what are we learning? >> texas democrats, more than 40 of them wanted to raise the stakes and draw attention to the issue and propose some of what they believe would be opportunities for the federal government to step in and get in the way of these texas voting laws which they view as restrictive. they drew a straight line from the election results of 2020 and the former president's lies about them to this effort in texas to change voting laws. here's one of the texas democrats kind of laying out the way they see this issue. take a listen to this. >> we are not going to buckle to the big lie in the state of texas. the big lie that has resulted -- that has resulted in anti-democratic legislation throughout the unit

i beat damian lillard in one-on-one years ago in the ymca."n, in oregon, in the parking lot. and he was like, "man, let's play some pickup." let's go hoop. and i was like, "let me know." and he was like, "all right. i'm gonna let you know." that was it. [ light laughter ] we never played. i haven't seen him since and he just made that up randomly >> seth: it's a really funny way to lie, because, you know, we're all kind of predisposed to take his side cause of the really nice tip he left >> right exactly. >> seth: you're -- >> he's trying to buy their loyalty with the tip >> seth: hey, you're about to head to tokyo. has it sunk in for you i mean, you know, the season barely, for you, just ended. and now you're off to represent team usa how are you feeling? >> i feel good i think it's definitely a commitment coming up short in the nba season, it's like, instead of having a long off-season with you thinking about what went wrong, and what you could have done differently, jumping right back into meaningful games and doing something that's bigger

damian trujillo joins us. a lot of concerned reidents over there. >> reporter: they finally got their water at about 4:00, 4:30. this is the source of the water main break at the foxdale apartments. this situation set in yesterday for many of these residents, and it led them to tap into water that they're not supposed to be drinking. the water main at foxdale apartments broke saturday. the first attempt to repair it failed, leaving all 287 units here without water. you got a hotel? >> we got a hotel now. >> reporter: daisy nava says residents started getting desperate because they need water for just about everything. she, too, took her family to a motel so they could shower. others tapped into this emergency sprinkler pipe to fill jugs and buckets, but the fire department tells me that water is not safe to drink and can cause the emergency sprinkler system to fail. i informed the manager who told me she's going to warn continue. s they may have drank unsafe water. >> i wash my dishes. i put water to brush my

damian trujillo sat down with the hiker's wife and father who want to keep looking. >> reporter: this is a staging area where volunteers gather before they go to search for phillip kreycik. >> the saying that your life can change in an instant, that that's like we're the definition of that. that's exactly what happened to us. >> reporter: fighting back tears, jen yao described the man she married, the love for the outdoor. >> he was carrying our son on our hikes. >> reporter: kreycik is a ultra marathon runner and came to the park for what was supposed to be a quick hike on saturday.ñrçó he hasn't been seen since. this week, more than 500 volunteers have helped policeÑi try to find him. >> he's the kind of father i wish i could have been. >> reporter: phillip's father says he appreciates all police have done and is thankful for the many volunteers he also worries aboud >> we don't want anyone else to get hurt. please, please, please, when people are helping us, please be careful and take care of yourself first and help us next. >> reporter: the family believe phillip is still out ther

steve kerr, draymond green, damian lillard from oakland.had a rocky week a couple of weeks ago. >> they lost their first two exhibition games. they're just working out the chemistry. a lot of guys coming from different places. they don't know who to defer. give the ball to kevin durant. he'll score. >> and then a couple guys in the nba finals are joining on the west. >> yeah. the guys on the suns who were playing in the finals. they made the trip over. draymond green said he has so much respect for these guys. their bodies have to be born out. but they're there. i imagine this team will get going and it shouldn't be a problem. >> that should be fun. >> and michael fell ps makes his olympic return. olympic return. he's not welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive oneworl

mike green kevin durant's damian lillard and company.ey continue to prep for the olympics out in las vegas. they'll play their first exhibition game on saturday against warriors, assistant coach mike brown in his nigeria team. that's one of 5 exhibition games to get out of the usa team to get ready for the real thing. team usa first olympic matchup will be on july 25th against france head coach gregg popovich spoke today about how special it is for him to be a part of the olympic games. you are. >> something so it around the other coaches on these players. you know, you kind of look in the mirror and you say what am i doing here. so that's the the privilege of. you know, great, great fun. lot of work, obviously. but. amazed that you can that kind of company. >> a bit of a shocker today. roger federer went down in straight sets to hubert her coach check it out. you'll see this like ever federer slipping on what should have been the easy put away. the crowd come believe it. we'll see what's next for him. but you know, as they say, father t

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> newsom signed a bill today. one thing it provides is free pre-k for 4-year-olds and creates community schools with resources and programs. >> grants for public education, once and for all in the state of california. this is a transformational budget. mark my words, this is unlike anything we have ever done in this state. >> the plan is also supposed to ensure that all schools offer full in-person instruction in the upcoming school year. >>> we should learn next week who is, in an unusual lawsuit, in which governor newsom is suing his hand-picked secretary of state. his elections attorney filed paperwork for the recall election but failed to include his political party, democrat, when they noticed the omission they file add correction with newly-appointed shirley weber, but she refused to accept it because the deadline had passed. rules are rules. the judge promises a decision in writing monday morning. >>> more than two months after announcing her run against governor newsom, caitlyn jenner held her first news c

i've always admired damian just with his oakland roots. and we've played against him so many times. many dagger shots against us. and a really inspiring person given what he does for the oakland community. everything about kevin and his involvement in the olympics and coaching him again, it all excites me. he just showed he's the most talented basketball player on earth, if not all time. >> you played with michael jordan. >> i know. i know. i think he's more gifted. i really do. and that's saying something. but kevin is a different -- entirely different breed. i mean 6'11" with guard skills, unlimited three-point range, passing, shot blocking at the rim. it's just stunning. >> who do you learn from? >> i learned from other nba coaches. we all sort of steal from each other. it's kind of a just a known thing amongst the 30 coaches who coach. we take from each other. i find that i'm at my best if i've got a good book on my nightstand and i get into a good book, whether it's a novel or a biography. i just am always taking stuff -- it might be a quote. it might be an idea -- that just ap

damian trujillo. nbc bay area news. >>> uc students are looking at paying more for their education over the next several years. the uc regents approved a form l.a. they now pay around $14,000 in tuition and fees. starting in the fall of 2022, tuition will increase by 2%, plus inflation for incoming students. that's an extra $534 for next year's class. in the following year, the hike is eventually be phased out. students would be able to lock in their tuition for six years. it is the first tuition hike since 2017. >>> okay. it is official. the south bay will be home to a farm fresh living experiment. county leaders approved the agrihood project yesterday. they gathered the developers on the saint claira site that will be opposite the valley fair mall. they're very proud of this. it is an unusual concept. it is a combination of urban farms and housing and it could be the first of its kind in the state. there will be 165 units and it will house mostly low income seniors and veterans. there will be a gard

in little kabul, damian trujillo. nbc bay area news. >>> cut back on your water asap. the drought will get worse. that's the message from governor newsom. he was in san luis obispo county signing an executive order, encouraging californians to voluntarily cut water use by 15%. he also added nine more counties to the state's emergency drought declaration list. among them, santa clara, marin and san mateo counties. eight of the nine counties are now on the list which allows leaders to move faster to address drought conditions. the entire state is in extreme or exceptional drought. jeff was back with us, looking at that picture of california. you see in the dire state we are. >> and it will just get continually worse. and this weekend will get hot, too. >> yeah. dangerously hot. high fire danger and triple digit heat. let's get you to the micro climate forecast. it is the kind of weather where you have to remember this common sense stuff. when that heat sneaks up, drink water, wear a hat. if you work outside, put a cold towel on the back of your neck. spf 30 and don't for

on twitter, damian said his mom never wants anything.s a token of appreciation for all those sacrifices she made for him. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> those moments are so precious. mom had no idea it was coming. everybody. i'm dion lim. abc7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00. for chris alvarez and drew tuma, and all of us at abc7 news. thank you for joining us. we leave you with a picture outside looking a jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i co

that is damian sassower of bloomberg intelligence. from china to the u.s., let's look at live pictures of congressional hearing into the january 6 capitol insurrection. the inquiry at the moment is being headed by seven house democrats and two republicans. our bloomberg washington, d.c. correspondent annmarie hordern joins us. how is the hearing shaking out so far? brooke: --annmarie: very dramatic and emotional at the start. they were showing videos of the january 6 insurrection. we are hearing from one of the police officers that was there at the scene, giving very emotional testimony. we also heard from represented liz cheney, one of two republicans on this committee, talking about the fact that numbers of congress should not be defending the indefensible, and talked about the fact that if there is no investigation and we do not get answers as an american public about what went on on january 6, it will be a cancer. so a very dramatic scene shaping up here as we continue to hear the testimony from these police officers, and a lot of

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damian grammaticas. — that will arise out of this.o say. today is about headlines. is _ what he had to say. today is about headlines, is not _ what he had to say. today is about headlines, is not about _ what he had to say. today is about headlines, is not about public - headlines, is not about public health. the prime minister has said health. the prime minister has said he will be driven by the data, not by dates. he doesn't have the data yet. he won't have the data until later this week, so he is not in a position to take a decision until next monday, so you have to wonder what today's announcement is about, and i think it's about party management rather than public interest. we all want the restrictions to be lifted, and we are going to have to find a way of living with the virus, but that can't just living with the virus, but that can'tjust be a sound bite. we need a proper plan, and to throw full protection is at the same time, when the infection rate is still going up, is reckless. we need a balanced approach. we need to keep k

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. >>> thank you damian. good news for that. mask up again, los angeles county reissued a mask mandate regardless of your vaccination status. the new mandate goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. saturday night. this comes as the county reported more than 1500 new cases today. that's the highest number of new cases. it is too early to determine the exact cause of the spike but most likely is the delta variant. >> we are concerned of the delta variant because it is easily spread between people more than other variants. >> reporter: los angeles is the first county to reissue a mask mandate. sacramento county says it is recommending everyone wears masks indoors. yolo county made the same recommendation yesterday. the new mask mandate comes after one month after california dropped the mask requirement for people fully vaccinated. >> it is not just those counties where cases are rising. as we have been showing you the past couple of weeks, it is happening statewide. the state has added more than 3600 new cases. our positivity rate is climbi

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at the health department. >> reporter: the public health department says it will continue to give j&j to people here, saying they still trust its efficacy. some agree, others not so sure. tina took in april. one and done is how she put it. >> to be honest with you, i'm paranoid. when i g went to get johnson & johnson, i did it because i knew this is my part that i have to do. >> reporter: with conflicting studies whether or not j&j can protect against the delta variant, some thinking of going back for pfizer or moderna shot. including the ortega family vacationing in hawaii. >> grandson is only one that got j&j and we've been talking about it as a family, whether or not the j&j is enough of a vaccine for him. >> reporter: county public health says a booster is not needed right now, no matter which vaccine you took. >> j&j and other two vaccines are working as intended. >> reporter: everybody hospitalized with covid in santa clara hospital right now are not vaccinated. that's clear evidence all vaccines are proving effective. >> at this point no booste

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> the west coast is on fire tonight, close to 60 wildfires are burning across the east in combination with the heat wave in some parts of the country and the severe trout. the beckwourth fire is the largest so far in california. it's burning close to the nevada state line, not far from reno. crews say even though it's early in the fire season, they are as intense as any fire they've had to deal with. >> i looked in the rear view mirror and the flame passed over the road and headed down my driveway and burned both sides of my property and six dwellings. >> the beckwourth fire has scorched about 95,000 acres, they're closing in on 50% containment. most evacuation orders have been down graded into warnings. wild weather is also hitting the opposite coast. torrential rain continues to pound the northeast, causing flooding and rescues. is is. >> a tornado report in new mexico. you can see the area in brown, enhanced risk for thunderstorms, already some of this activity approaching rapid city. things are going to get a little bumpy. for the northeast,

damian says his response is not suitable for broadcast. and grammy nani says nope. >>> will the a's stay in oakland? they laid out the latest proposal for building the park at howard terminal. the proposed project would, the proposed stadium would hold 35,000 fans with 3,000 residential units and 1.5 million feet of office space. they have a term sheet that outlined who pays what, especially when it comes to necessary infrastructure costs. two big points were the city and team don't agree. the first deals with tax districts needed to support the project. the second deals with how much affordable housing will be built on the property. in total, the team and the city are at least $350 million apart. opponents say the problem runs much deeper than that. >> while they're an improvement, they don't get that our baseline issues, with respect to how to protect our working waterfront, what are the actual compatibility measures that are going to be funded, and then with things like benefits. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf remains optimistic, releasi

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coming up at 6:00 in a story only on nbc bay area, damian trujillo breaks the news. >>> equipment may have sparked dixie fire. north of sacramento wednesday near the site of the 2018 camp fire which was called by pg&e equipment failures. they found a blown fuse where the fire started and district attorney looking for whoever flew a drone over the fire in early stages because cal fire had to put aerosols on hold instead of maybe stopping it in its tracks. only 15% contained. >>> outside we go. san francisco skyline, fog in the summer is normal, we know that. city leaders admit they must do better job cracking down on crime to bring tourists back to town. tourism is huge source of revenue and mayor announced new plan to get tough on crime. scott budman with details. >> reporter: $3.5 billion worth of tourist revenue on the line, mayor london breed is increasing police presence in san francisco to patrol tourist destinations and try to keep crime at minimum. welcome news for home coffee roasters, the chinatown coffee shop says number one wish is more security, especially after multiple c

other bay area connections, former warrior kevin durant and oakland native damian lillard.ach kerr to talk about what makes him so effective, the olympic roster and why he decided to coach in tokyo. >> two reasons. one, it's the olympics. so the thought was, take the whole family, go experience the olympics, go to all the other events. so, that's out the window. so, reason number one is gone. but number two is really powerful, which is to work with gregg popovich, who's, you know, one of my best friends, my mentor, really, in the nba. as far as coaching is concerned. and somebody who i know i can learn a great deal from. >> reporter: you've won a lot of nba titles as a player and a coach. is it hokey to say you're really wanting that olympic gold or an olympic medal? >> it's different. you know, one of the things i love about the olympics is that coaches don't get gold medals. it's all about the athletes. so, i think that's great. the experience, i think, will be amazing, and it will not be easy. international basketball is highly competitive. >> reporter: now looking at yo

damian trujillo joins us. a lot of concerned reidents over there. >> reporter: they finally got their water at about 4:00, 4:30. this is the source of the water main break at the foxdale apartments. this situation set in yesterday for many of these residents, and it led them to tap into water that they're not supposed to be drinking. the water main at foxdale apartments broke s

. >> nbc bay area's damian trujillo was in the courtroom for the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: a preliminary hearing is sort of a mini trial to see if there's enough evidence to proceed to an actual trial. in this case, the judge felt the evidence was clear, and one victim told me she's grateful for that ruling. robinson slightly shook his head as a judge ordered him to stand trial. the prosecutors told the court that robinson preyed on young girls. >> from the very beginning, the defendant ruined these girls. he was a predator. other parents had tried to stop it, and he got away orter: heat says sheherapy dog to deal with the pain. she was a track star when she says the abuse began. so she transferred to los gatos high where she says robinson followed her as a track coach. >> this guy stalked me and molested me when i was 14. >> reporter: heather says she'll be a witness and is suing both high schools for what she says is negligence in protecting their athletes. robinson refused to comment. >> it's really hard to get a fair trial in this type of situation. he ada

allowed to go mask lists at school player in sports trade rumors swirling regarding oakland's own damianlard, jason appelbaum on what the nbc per star has to say. and at first today is the last day for candidates to enter the california recall election. how people in san francisco are showing their support for governor newsom. plus why caitlyn jenner will be off ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. crashed into a vineyard this morning and burst into flames. the crash happened just south of the angwin airport around 8 45 federal investigators the faa and ntsb are now investigating the cause. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing for passage of the dream act after a federal judge in texas ruled that the daca program must stop taking new applicants. the ruling does not, however, affect current daca recipients who are still protected under the obama era policy. an appeal of the district court decision is expected. seven bay area counties are urging everyone to mask up while indoors regardless of your vaccinatio

live in san jose, i'm damian trujillo. >>> the motive of a seemingly random shooting this morning that hurt two people is still a mystery this morning. chp said it start in the oakland when a woman driving a white vw jetta starts aggressively tailgating a green honda. the woman then fired six shots into the honda, hurting a man and woman inside. they were able to pull over and they're expected to be okay. chp says it does not appear to be a victim of road rage, because the victims say they don't believe they did anything to make her mad. >>> it has been a sixth disappointing day searching for a man. the search halted last night, but volunteers say they're going keep locking for him. he was reported missing saturday after his family says he left for a run in the park. authorities say they're investigating all possibilities related to his disappearance. >>> more bay area firefighters headed to beauty county to bat it will dixie fire. that fire started tuesday along highway 70 near paradise. it's grown to about 2,200 acres with zero containment. some good news, cal fire says it's burning

thank you, damian. >>> summer games in tokyo. busy first weekend of the olympics now turns into a first full week of competition. a live look at the cauldron in tokyo. the olympic flame burning bright even though rain drops are falling. it is another big day at the olympics. nbc's liz mclaughlin is live from tokyo. just after 8 a.m. tuesday there. we're gearing up for another day of competition. you have your hat on. is that because it's raining? we know some events were canceled because of the tropical storm moving in. >> reporter: absolutely, janelle. it actually cleared up. you just missed a beautiful rainbow over the tokyo bay. the sun is peeking its head out after some wind and rain. i got wet. i didn't mind. it lowered the high temperatures that the athletes have been dealing with in competition over the past few days. you might hear a helicopter overhead. security is beefing up. lots of events going on here and u.s.a. at 14 in the medal count. 8 of those were earned in the pool. >> to enjoy the national anthem. >> reporter

run by damian posey who sees the need associated with gun violence. >> i am seeing young people waiting a long time to get buried, tomb stones not ready. >> we know that having access to services and support immediately after a crime reduces the likelihood of more violence. >> reporter: the mayor supports helping families dealing with trauma. >> part of what we have to remember is these investments matter to people. they matter to people's lives. >> regardless of what happens with policing and prosecution and punishment, victims have real needs, real needs that all too often go ignored. >> telling our story we can actually make change. >> reporter: nonprofits are calling on city and county leaders to match those grant funds to help survivors when they need it. in san francisco, back to you. >>> a gun rights group is threatening to sue san jose over plans to have more requirements on gun owners. a plan requires gun owners to pay insurance and pay an annual fee. the national foundation for gun rights sent a letter. >>> a california town scarred already, is threatened again by fire. wildfi

damian lillard from oakland and javale mckee was a late add and he was a former warrior.we talk about steph curry not being here in tokyo, bus steph wants to rest the body this summer. and as for draymond green, it's the opposite. steve kerr who is an assistant for team usa here in tokyo said draymond is better when he is grinding and playing. >> i think this will be great for draymond's own personal welfare, but also for the team's. because to me, draymond is the best about defensive center in the world, even though he is not really our center. when he does play center, he is amazing defensively. so we will need him in tokyo. >> to grind. draymond and team usa take on france this sunday. that's the opening game in tokyo. the beauty of the olympics, it's not just the big time multi-million dollar athletes. it's every athlete that we admire and appreciate, their journey to get though this level. how about we hit ping pong, table tennis. among our local stars lilly, this is her practice session before her competition on saturday. 25 years old, from palo alto, and i have see

run by damian posey who sees the need associated with gun violence. >> i am seeing young people waitingong time to get buried, tomb stones not ready. >> we know that having access to services and support immediately after a crime reduces the likelihood of more violence. >> reporter: the mayor supports helping families dealing with trauma. >> part of what we have to remember is these investments matter to people. they matter to people's lives. >> regardless of what happens with policing and prosecution and punishment, victims have real needs, real needs that all too often igd. telling sty actually make change. >> reporter: nonprofits are calling on city and county leaders to match those grant funds to help survivors when they need it. in san francisco, back to you. >>> a gun rights group is threatening to sue san jose over plans to have more requirements on gun owners. a plan requires gun owners to pay insurance and pay an annual fee. the national foundation for gun rights sent a letter. >>> a california town scarred already, is threatened again by fire. wildfire burned 2200 acres with 0

we saw yes, there on the red carpet will damian lillard from oakland is going to appear in space jam. of people are betting on whether or not lebron is going to score more points than jordan so vague us is hot. right. so i'll go see the movie. we take the over body 44 points. and jay, have you take the over. don't put some lebron might be coming to the golden state. there's a rumor. hey, you can bet on that too. i all right. grant vicki, thanks to you both. coming up next at 6 o'clock residents on edge in the south bay neighborhood after dozens of dogs are attacked by a coyote and the animals becoming a more common sight across the bay area was being done to prevent aggressive packs frcm preying on your pets and a story you'll see only on kron 4. a security guard hired to prevent crime and walgreens in san francisco. >> becomes a victim of an attack. we'll explain what happened. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore in the news at 6 is pam moore in the news at 6 is next. when a truck hit my car, pam moore in the news at 6 is nthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was wo

damian trujillo has the story. >> reporter: for more than 15 months, the aloha roller rink never sawkate are, but it was busy, saving lives. >> i need to call my son. >> reporter: preparations are rolling along for saturday's big reopening of the aloha roller rink at san jose's east ridge mall. i don't want to wait to be closed any longer than like th months. since east san jose was the hardest-hit region in the county, owner liz ruiz figured, why not? >> it was empowering to have opportunity to partner with the county and stanford health to get on the other side of the problem and be part of the solution. >> reporter: in the end, workers administered 85,000 doses here. the public health department says ruiz's willingness to open her doors was crucial in fighting the pandemic in this key demographic. >> it has been a great partnership. it has definitely changed the life of many people here in our community, in santa clara county, especially san jose. >> reporter: ruiz lost a lot of money during the pandemic. she credits east ridge mall for working with her to stay afloat. she can't o

and oakland's damian lillard. after the game, none of the members of the team chose to speak with the media except for one, draymond green coming other -- over to our camera to talk with me. >> got an eight-point lead, got to guard. >> reporter: what can you do to improve? >> just got to play better, better on offense. you know, when we have a lead, we can't slow down on offense either. we have to continue to do the same thing that got us the lead and pick the defense up another notch. obviously we think basketball is our game so you want to come out and show that. it is an incredible opportunity to be here. >> reporter: it's not over. team u.s.a. still in contention for gold. plenty of adjustments are needed. that's it for now. we'll see you later on tonight. back to you. >> all right. >>> covid continuing to play a big factor in the games. golf star bryson dechambeau tested positive for the virus. his olympic dream is over. he was supposed to start playing on thursday. he was born in modesto and grew up near fre