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

eddie garcia: hey, damian, how are you? damian: i'm good. you woke up this morning glad that you were able to take a breath, i would imagine. eddie: absolutely, the key phrase there is "i woke up this morning," and we take that for granted. we always do, but i've been around the block a few times with my health issues, and so it's an amazing feeling waking up every morning. damian: all right, we're gonna show the image of your book. it's gonna come out, and tell us about your inspiration to write it. i know that it was a touch-and-go there for a while with you after a massive heart attack. eddie: yeah, i started thinking about writing it at the beginning because i wanted to go through some self-therapy. here's the quick part of my story, on june 7, 2010, i had a massive heart attack, and things went downhill from there. i ended up--my lungs ended up failing. i was induced into a coma to get my lungs back in place. i was on a ventilator--and we've heard a lot about ventilators during covid. i was on a ventilator for about three and a half wee

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; soy damián trujillo. el programa, hoy, las elecciones de la semana pasada, una vergüenza para los latinos, casi nadie salió a votar; hoy viene la regañada en su comunidad del valle. [música] pero comenzamos primero con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico aquí en san francisco, con nosotros el cónsul adscrito de la oficina, vicente sánchez ventura nos acompaña a comunidad del valle; bienvenido, señor cónsul. vicente sánchez: gracias damián, mucho gusto de saludarlos, y un saludo cordial de la cónsul general, remedios gómez, a toda su audiencia, también. damián trujillo: muchas gracias, bueno, tenemos un sinnúmero, sinnúmero de temas; comenzamos con la oportunidad de que las personas reciban su, su diploma de la prepa en línea; platíquenos un poco de eso. vicente sánchez: sí, antes, antes de yo, yo quisiera decir que el consulado, un poco para la perspectiva de la comunidad mexicana, el consulado general no solamente trabaja para expedir documentos, que es lo que más nos conocen, sino también

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; soy damián trujillo. el programa, hoy, ¿qué haré con mis niños, ya que inició el verano?; tenemos ideas, aquí en su comunidad del valle. [música] comenzamos con un programa llamado "courageous kids" o "niños y niñas valientes", rosana madrigal nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle; rosana, bienvenida al programa. rosana madrigal: gracias por la invitación. damián trujillo: gracias, ¿qué nos puedes decir de ese programa de "niños y niñas valientes", "courageous kids"? rosana madrigal: es un programa de la sociedad americana del cáncer, ya lleva 33 veces que se ha efectuado, este es el 33, porque 2 años no tuvimos por la pandemia, y este, 600 niños y sus familias, son invitados a great america, y recaudamos fondos todo el año para, para que ellos puedan venir a pasar un día ameno, y sin cáncer, sin pensar en la enfermedad que tienen; muchos vienen con, con las camisetas que dicen, "grupo velásquez", que es el niño, es un ejemplo del niño que, que tiene cáncer, y es su, es su familia, o familia velásquez,

in the sea, damian sassower -- in the seat, damian sassower. the push back against these forecasts. bank of america saying the fed funds forecast now makes sense. there growth and inflation forecast do not. lisa: for them to achieve lower inflation kevin -- given what they want to do on the right side, they have to reduce slowdown in demand. that will be incredibly painful. that has been the projection from so many investors because the input on the supplies i have not contributed to a softening on inflation. without that, it could be a painful period. you asked the question how long and how deep? jonathan: chairman powell speaking later. do we expect anything from that? lisa: if he takes questions, i am sure people will be asking how do you view these projections, the amount of pain the u.s. economy will have to experience in order to dampen inflation. but he said what he will say, now we have to wait and see. jonathan: it is tough. if you are a central banker, leader of the fed, you cannot forecast a recession even if you think there will be one, right? damian: i think there were

damian: that is a devaluation.president trump, if he was president, would be on fox right now screaming bloody murder. damian: you talk about how central banks target on employment and inflation. at the fundamental level, they are targeting currency. tom: the people of japan, frankly, toyota, the forced appreciation of the currency over decades. damian: a lot of tourists. i am joking. but they are leaning on the fact that they will see more people coming into japan, spending more money, seeking out japanese goods and services. maybe that is the competitive devaluation that we are in the midst of. tom: this is like kryptonite the way that he is doing this. for those of you on radio, damian sassower is wearing a new york yankees tie. lisa: i don't think anyone is looking at that. i do think the yen is a major issue. i wonder what it means in terms of central-bank action. policy prescription has to change. damian sassower, thank you. tom: the yen matters because the red sox need middle relief. damian: the yankees have

damian: we have seen the two main factors driving equity expectations. i question, the pace, are you comfortable with the pace of downward revisions going forward? do you think it is going to accelerate, or are we there yet? jonathan: if you look year-to-date, the earnings revisions have been solidly positive. at the beginning of this year, if you look at the 12 month outlook for earnings and to the same thing today, we are 7.5% higher than we are. the markets sound 23% or something like that, but you have a positive 7.5% on earnings and a negative -- -31% on the stock multiple. what it says is, we have a problem. you have cash flows, you discount them at a higher discount rate, they are worth less money. it makes sense people would say, may be the market is telling you the earnings are not good. i do not think that is the case. i think what you have is a downgrade to what you are willing to pay for a dollar earnings, not the other way around. jonathan: everything you have said, is it enough to get us back towards 5k on the s&p? jonathan: i think the ans

damian: i am happy you brought up saudi arabia.re are winners and losers in every market, and saudi arabia is a winner. there gdp, in nominal terms, will rise to $1 trillion next year, a 50 percent increase over the last three years. biden just announced, finally, an ambassador to saudi arabia and he is planning a trip there next week. jonathan: and the problems on the screen, brent crude, 1.21. lisa: the winners are not worthy. it is not just saudi arabia, it is also qatar and how they have a huge natural gas resource, so europe is tapping them. all the players in the middle east are getting emboldened and enriched in this current era. jonathan: futures up 0.9% on the s&p 500. we will catch up with howard ward, the cio of growth equities for gabelli funds. from new york city, good morning. this is "surveillance." ♪ psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliabl

here is damian sassower. dumbness with down for me.is mean russia is technically in a default and credit swaps need to be paid out? damian: yes and no. we had about $41 billion notes outstanding. the committee ruling this way on a mere $1.9 million investment last month. what it means is he might have a net $3.2 billion payout on the derivatives only. it does not mean you are going to have a default where the country is going to be in default. so they may not have defaulted necessarily, but the kind of defaulted on their obligations. that is a put a big deal, because when we $.2 billion changes hands that is a meaningful amount of money and creditors are not going to long forget that. it is going to be incredible for russia to overcome this. a lot of the corporate's, b2b, for example, are nearing default as well. anna: just to go through that a little more slowly, if we are looking for that moment where the cddc says that said, russia is in default, we haven't necessarily got there, because they have not included in .9 million dollars

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damian grammaticas, bbc news.l have arrested a third suspect following the murder of a british journalist and an indigenous expert in the amazon. members of indigenous tribes have joined protesters in sao paulo demanding justice for the killings. the remains of the guardian journalist dom phillips have been identified from dental records. a second body, believed to be that of the brazilian bruno pereira, is being analysed. police sayjeferson da silva lima had been on the run before he gave himself up. he's denied involvement. the duke of cambridge has released a heart—warming father's day family photograph. prince william is pictured laughing with his children during a family holiday, with his arms around prince george, who's eight, and 7—year—old princess charlotte, while four—year—old prince louis sits on his shoulders. the photograph was taken in jordan last year. although the photographer hasn't been officially revealed, it's thought to be his wife, catherine, who's well known for taking the family snaps. now

so damian lee's wife is sydel curry steph's sister. and you know, what coach we get fathers day one of my chocolate. someday, you'll tell whatever kids you have. we right back and rap things up on after the game. [sfx: computer sounds] ♪♪ let play unwind your mind. ikea. year on toyota after the game we flash back in time 2015. that was the first time they won the championship. there's zaza and the confetti coming down and in 17. it was kevin durant joining the squad. he won his first nba title steph was willing to baker a back seat or a sidecar see let's call it that and then 18 again with kd kd goes to brooklyn. that man clay gets hurt once and then gets hurt again. it has to fight his way through two and a half years of rehab and tonight. 2022 look at those smiles. look at those faces. look at the little kids. he's got a family now they were once kids. in their 20s winning championships, and now they have kids of their own and man. it's just such a great story. it is such a portrait of resiliency when you think about you know, how y

damian grammaticas, bbc news. bbc his country will only enter peace talks after the "last russian soldier has left ukraine". some ukrainian officials have expressed concern that their country may be pushed towards a peace deal with russia, as the war continues to put pressure on food and energy supplies. borisjohnson has meanwhile warned of "ukraine fatigue" setting in, after returning from his trip to kyiv on friday. our correspondent nick beake reports from kyiv. singing. the russians killed roman ratushny on the 9th ofjune. today, his father buried him, before returning to the front line. a funeral for a 24—year—old who answered the call to defend his country. his grandmother, joined by hundreds who came to bid him farewell. with so many young lives being lost every day, some now ask whether ukraine should make concessions to moscow. kyiv�*s mayor and former heavyweight boxing champion says it must not happen. they are ready to talk with russians about some compromises. if the last russian soldier left ukraine,

damian lewis has been made a cbe for services to drama and charity.d for nhs workers during covid. in a statement, he said, "she and i are both thrilled." fashion designer stella mccartney is also made a cbe. moody blues singerjustin hayward becomes an 0be. # turn around, bright eyes # every now and then, ifall apart... bonnie tyler is made an mbe. # every now and then, ifall apart...# also becoming mbes, masterchef�*s gregg wallace... they've got here. now they've got to cook like they want to stay here. ..and co—presenterjohn torode. there's no second chances from here on in. they have to perform. in the world of politics, arlene foster rose to the top, becoming northern ireland's first female first minister. she's been made a dame for political and public service. obviously, i was thrilled. i've been a representative here for 18 years, and then as the first female first minister in northern ireland, as well. so it's really northern ireland's award as well. mps nia griffith and maria miller also become dames, while fellow mps stephen timms and jerem

en san josÉ damiÁn trujillo para el noticiero telemundo 48. >>> puede encontrar esta informaciÓn sobrer em vean esto condiciones ventosas, que ayudan a bomberos que quieren pago era apagar el fuego que vas por Órdenes de evacuaciÓn consecuencias vigentes para residentes de la zona. >>> la sequÍa continÚa en el estado y asÍ que es menos alentador para situaciones como esta, quÉ pronosticas para esta zona y tambiÉn vamos a hablar de la regiÓn quÉ situaciÓn hay aquÍ? >>> bueno al menos en el Área de la bahÍa no tenemos alertas, pero tenemos condiciones secas que prevalecen en nuestra zona asÍ que asÍ estaremos hablando de incendios, adelante cuÉntanos de esto y las temperaturas. >>> asÍ es, voy a comenzar a hablar con el tiempo. porque estÁ pasando de todo. a travÉs de la naciÓn, tenemos una nueva ola de calor y tornado que afecta la situaciÓn en el Área de chicago. una lÍnea de tormentas que generÓ vientos, y tenemos inundaciones para wyoming y ahora mismo en el aeropuerto de chicago hay una hora de retraso. asÍ que pendientes al tiempo a esa zona vamos al tiempo en el de la bahÍa, el ti

damian grammaticas, bbc news.he missing british journalist dom phillips. a second body — believed to be his travelling companion bruno pereira — is still being examined. mr phillips�* family said he was a "leading light injournalism." rugby, and two of england's biggest teams faced off at twickenham this afternoon for a chance to be crowned english champions in rugby union's gallagher premiership final. two years ago, leicester tigers and saracens finished as the two bottom clubs in the league. in the end, the tigers claimed victory15—12 today, thanks to a drop goal in the dying seconds of the match. adam wild was there. cheering. rising temperatures at twickenham. the warmth and invitation now to come in from the cold. for both saracens and leicester, the path out of the shadows has been as dramatic as it has been swift. redemption almost complete. for sarries�* men in black, it's been a test of nerve. relegation two years ago for breaking financial rules. those who chose to stay chose to stay for days like this.

damian trujillo, today in the bay. >>> a concerning discovery in san francisco wastewater. traces of monkeypox have been bound. this was found in a treatment plant that serves one third of san francisco residents. they were taken last monday and thursday at the oceanside treatment plant on the west side. as of last wednesday, the san francisco health department said there had been confirmed 10 possible, probable cases of monkeypox throughout the entire county of san francisco. in california, the number of probable and confirmed cases is 52. >>> a number of stores across the country are limiting customers on the number of plan b contraceptive pills people can purchase. in the days following last week's overturning of roe v wade, some of social media urge people to stock up. if taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex, it can protect a fertilized egg from attaching to the womb. over the weekend cvs and rite aid started limiting purchases to three per order to ensure equitable access and availability on store shelves. they can also be purchased at stores like target and costco

damian grammaticas, bbc news. phillips. a second body — believed to be his travelling companion bruno pereira — is still being examined. mr phillip's family said he was a "leading light injournalism". katy watson reports. the grim news confirmed, dom phillips�* family can now, in the words of his wife, ale, say goodbye to him with love. these are the two men as their friends and family want to remember them. dom phillips, a passionate journalist, writing a book on saving the amazon. i think he was a leading light in journalism, he was shining a light on an area that is a global problem and i would like to see any changes that we can make, as a... positive outcome of a tragedy. his travelling companion, bruno pereira, was an indigenous expert who knew the community so well and was loved by so many here. the authorities are still trying to establish whether the human remains also include those of bruno pereira. suspect amarildo da costa de oliveira, confessed to the crime and led the search teams to the place he bur

our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports.of several hundred thousand pounds to take asylum seekers to rwanda could not leave this week, the legality of the government's policy of deporting those seeking protection here must now be decided by british courts. so, in the meantime, some of those who were due to be on board may be part of this trial and be electronically tagged while their cases are decided. when people come here illegally, and when they break the law, it's important that we make that distinction. that's what we're doing with our rwanda policy, that's what we are doing with making sure that asylum seekers can'tjust vanish into the rest of the country. it's not illegal to seek asylum, but the government is under pressure to stop the channel crossings and tagging rather than detaining some whose immigration cases are being decided has been possible for several years. i think that the government is chasing headlines. what i want is a serious response — a serious response, because nobody wants these journeys across th

damian grammaticas, bbc news.d during the three days of action by the rmt union. the dispute does not involve scotrail staff, but it relies on network rail workers to operate signal boxes and maintain track. 0ur scotland reporter, alexandra mackenzie, has the latest from glasgow queen street station. there's going to be a lot of disruption here across scotland. there are some passengers here today, but it is looking quite quiet already, and, yes, ithink you just got it right there — lots of frustration here, and i am joined by someone from scotrail. phil campbell, you're head of customer operations. you're not out on strike, but it is going to affect scotrail. just how much, how many of your services will you be cutting? so the uk—wide strike will have a significant impact on scotrail and on the days of the strike, which is the 21st, 23rd and 25th, we'll only be able to operate a very limited service in the central belt, and that will be across five routes. so our advice to customers is to plan ahead, only travel

damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster.nounced she's leaving the company after 1a yea rs. sheryl sandberg announced her departure in a facebook post, saying she hoped to focus on her foundation and philanthropic work. it comes as meta faces a slowdown in advertising and more competition from rivals such as tiktok. france's interior minister has said he is sorry for the use of tear gas at the champions league match in paris. to gas was used against liverpool fan struggling to get into the stadium. a strict coronvirus lockdown has finally been lifted after two months in china's biggest city, shanghai. some restrictions remain, and residents need to be able to prove they've recently tested negative. but most people, including our correspondent, robin brant, are now free to leave their homes. what would you do if you were free after 65 days locked up in your home? for some in shanghai, it was the simple things, things they've been barred from doing for months. for others, well... as morning came round, the reality of daily life

damian grammaticas, bbc news. this is bbc news.asulties continue to mount, could ukraine be pressured into making concessions? the mayor of kyiv tells the bbc peace talks can wait. the islamic state group said it carried out a deadly attack on one of the last sikh temples in the afghan capital, kabul. there have been fresh shockwaves sent through the crypto markets after the leading cryptocurrency, bitcoin, fell below $20,000 to its weakest price in 18 months. it is just the latest drop in a brutal slide that puts it 70% below its all—time high, with a similar picture across other cryptocurrencies too. let's get more from the cryptocurrency analyst and author of undressing bitcoin, layah heilpern. very good to see it. thanks for coming on the programme, and pretty terrifying sounding numbers, but how significant is this? . ., ., ., this? thanks for having me on. i think it's _ this? thanks for having me on. i think it's really _ this? thanks for having me on. i think it's really important - i think it's really important to zoom out

damian grammaticas, bbc news.ing union, the neu, has said it will ballot its members on strike action in england unless the government offers a pay rise of more than 3%. the union, which has 450,000 members, will write to the education secretary, nadhim zahawi, this week. any strike would take place in the autumn. voting is under way in the second round of the parliamentary elections in france, with president macron�*s party facing the prospect of being unable to command a majority — limiting his ability to enact his polices. limiting his ability to enact his policies. he faces a broad left—wing alliance of parties backing jean—luc melenchon. let's cross to hugh schofield who's in paris for us. hugh. you join me outside a polling station in the comfortable 17th arrondissement of paris, and as you can see it isn't exactly humming with activity. in fact they have only been dribs and drabs of people coming here this morning. across the country everything suggests this is going to be an election with a very low turnou

damian grammaticas, bbc news.ity has been under near—constant shelling since late february, resisting russian offensives and preventing its forces from advancing on the key port city of 0desa. in his first visit to the city since the invasion began, mr zelensky pledged to help restore water supplies, which have been severely disrupted. mr zelensky then travelled on to 0desa, where he inspected a national guard base and presented awards to a number of soldiers. in eastern ukraine, the donbas region continues to see intense fighting. the governor of luhansk says the situation there is "difficult but controlled," in reference to street fighting in severodonetsk, which russian troops largely occupy, and attacks on the neighbouring city of lysychansk. uk prime minister, borisjohnson, has warned of the danger of "ukraine fatigue" as the war against russia drags on. on his return from his second trip to kyiv since the russian invasion, mrjohnson said western support must continue for the long haul. the worry that we have

damian grammaticas, bbc news. this is bbc news.ulties continue to mount, could ukraine be pressured into making concessions? the mayor of kyiv tells the bbc peace talks can wait. the islamic state group says it carried out a deadly attack on one of the last sikh temples in the afghan capital, kabul. the united states has become first country in the world to approve use of the so—called mrna vaccines for children as young as six months. federal regulators cleared the use of pfizer and moderna covid—i9 vaccines and will make smaller doses of the vaccine available to around 20 million children. presidentjoe biden welcomed the news calling it a "monumental step" in the fight against the virus and that parents would be able to start scheduling appointments in the coming week. earlier i spoke to dr peter hotez who's the director of the texas children's hospital center for vaccine development. i asked him to explain the cdc's latest recommendation. the cdc has recommended the use of two different vaccines, eitherfrom moderna or pfizer. th

damian grammaticas, bbc news.es has become first country in the world to approve use of the so—called mrna vaccines for children as young as six months. federal regulators cleared the use of pfizer and moderna covid—i9 vaccines and will make smaller doses of the vaccine available to around 20 million children. presidentjoe biden welcomed the news calling it a monumental step in the fight against the virus and that parents would be able to start scheduling appointments in the coming week. we can now speak to doctor peter hotez, who's the director of the texas children's hospital centre for vaccine development. he joins us from houston. thank you very much for being with us. what is the cdc recommending?- with us. what is the cdc recommending? the cdc has recommended _ recommending? the cdc has recommended the _ recommending? the cdc has recommended the use - recommending? the cdc has recommended the use of - recommending? the cdc has| recommended the use of two different vaccines, either from matt turner or pfizer.

damian grammaticas reports. mood among the website's users. why should we believe anything you say when it has been proven you're a habitual liar? well, i... mrjohnson didn't agree with that, or that he should quit over the partygate affair. ijust cannot see how, actually, it would be responsible right now, i have thought about all these questions a lot, as you can imagine. ijust cannot see how, actually, it would be responsible right now, given everything that is going on, simply to abandon, a, the project ijust cannot see how, actually, it would be responsible right now, on which i embarked to... i get that, but a lot of our users would say you've lost the trust of the people and your government has lost the trust, and you can't possibly be an effective prime minister. well, you know, let's see about that. yesterday, mrjohnson's ethics adviser pointed out that it is a prime minister's duty to uphold the law, but he has been fined for breaking the law. mrjohnson insisted it was inadvertent, but pressure is grow

damian grammaticas, bbc news.ail journalist, philip haigh there is a lot of political rhetoric surrounding this dispute which is talkative about them. how have we got to this, do you think? i talkative about them. how have we got to this, do you think?— got to this, do you think? i think we are here _ got to this, do you think? i think we are here now— got to this, do you think? i think we are here now after— got to this, do you think? i think we are here now after two - got to this, do you think? i think we are here now after two years| got to this, do you think? i think. we are here now after two years of pay freezes for vale workers followed by a very low pay offer which has upset the workers at its upset the unions and it is cast the rail industry into a bit of a stalemate. the companies, network rail and other train operators, want to talk about reform so that they can find the funding to make a decent pay offer. 0n the other hand, the unions want to talk about pay first before they talk about reform so we ar

damian grammaticas, bbc news. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley is at westminister.da grounded but the government already making plans for another one? ministers are ploughing ahead. there is no doubt they want to continue with this policy and they are already making active plans to put another flight on and to make sure that they follow through on this. the home secretary said in the last few minutes that she thinks faith in the immigration system would be further damaged if these flights don't eventually happen. now, labour says this is all government by gimmick, that the policy is unworkable, and unethical. but there is also pressure coming from the conservative party to the government. there are some tory mps who want ministers to completely rethink the uk's relationship with the european convention on human rights in light of what happened last night. some are calling for the uk to withdraw altogether. i don't think that is going to happen imminently, but ministers are preparing to bring forward some changes to the human rights act in the next few weeks. it is n

damian grammaticas, bbc news.st figures that we've got in terms of the channel crossings. 230 people in five boat to reach the uk yesterday. that is the latest period of time we have the figures for. the number of migrants detected in small boats is 230 and there were five boats and those are the latest figures from the mod on the number of channel crossings. let's now go and speak to claire mosley. joining me now live from calais is clare moseley, founder of the charity carelicalais — which supports refugees in the uk, france and belgium. thank you forjoining us. what is your response to this electronic tagging plan? i your response to this electronic tagging plan?— tagging plan? i think it's really shockina. tagging plan? i think it's really shocking. the _ tagging plan? i think it's really shocking. the people - tagging plan? i think it's really shocking. the people that - tagging plan? i think it's really shocking. the people that we | tagging plan? i think it's really- shocking. the people that we work with,

damian grammaticas reports. mood among the website's users. why should we believe anything you say when it has been proven you're a habitual liar? well, i... mrjohnson didn't agree with that, or that he should quit over the partygate affair. i have thought about all these questions a lot, as you can imagine. ijust cannot see how, actually, it would be responsible right now, given everything that is going on, simply to abandon, a, the project on which i embarked to... i get that, but a lot of our users would say you've lost the trust of the people and your government has lost the trust, and you can't possibly be an effective prime minister. well, you know, let's see about that. yesterday, mrjohnson�*s ethics adviser pointed out that it is a prime minister's duty to uphold the law, but he has been fined for breaking the law. mrjohnson insisted it was inadvertent, but pressure is growing. tory mps know that they cannot trust a word that this man says, where nothing is being delivered and where far too many people a

damian grammaticas, bbc news.d from calais by clare moseley, founder of the charity carelicalais — which supports refugees in the uk, france and belgium. i think it's really shocking. the people that we work with, they are not criminals, they are victims of the worse things happen in this world. it's completely unnecessary. i think it's an appalling plan. and what do you say to some of those who support the plan saying it is a practical way of keeping track of people without having to keep them in detention centres. i don't think it's necessary. there is no evidence that refugees abscond. you don't have to do this. i think it's another way of treating refugees as criminals and that's basically victim blaming. they are not criminals, they are people that terrible things have happened to. what you think should be their response to the rising number of channel crossings? it's really simple answer. if we gave visas to refugees in the same way we did to the ukrainians, that would stop overnight. you don't see any ukrai

damian grammaticas, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...outs will go ahead. passengers across the country will be affected. tens of thousands of people have marched in central london calling on the government to do more to help tackle the cost of living crisis. the government is to trial a scheme allowing asylum seekers who cross the channel in small boats to be electronically tagged. president zelensky has visited the front line in southern ukraine. the city has been under near constant shelling since late february — resisting russian offensives and preventing its forces from advancing on the key port city of 0desa. in his first visit to the city since the invasion began, mr zelensky pledged to help restore water supplies, which have been severely disrupted by the near continuous bombardment. mr zelensky then travelled on to 0desa, where he inspected a national guard base and presented awards to a number of soldiers. in eastern ukraine, the donbas region continues to see intense fighting. the governor of luhansk says the situation there is

damian grammaticas, bbc news.e. the fall came as he stopped to greet supporters and media towards the end of his bike ride, at rehoboth beach. the president, who was immediately surrounded by secret service, appeared to be uninjured and got straight back up again. asked what caused him to topple off his bicycle, the 79—year—old president said his foot had got caught in the pedal. mr biden got back on his bike to ride away. the headlines on bbc news... union leaders say that talks trying to prevent rail strikes next week have failed — and the walkouts will go ahead. passengers across the country will be affected. the government is to trial a scheme allowing asylum seekers who cross the channel in small boats to be electronically tagged. tens of thousands of people have marched in central london calling on the government to do more to help tackle the cost of living crisis. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's isaac. hello. leicester tigers have beaten saracens 15—12 to win the premiership

damian grammaticas, bbc news. refugee council who you saw there in that report told us earlier what he makes of the plans let's think about who these people are. these are people that are fled places like afghanistan. the majority of people coming across the channel in the first three months of this year were from afghanistan. we know about the taliban, the atrocities being committed there, the attack on people's human rights, the attack on people's human rights, the attack on women's rights. they will now potentially be tagged, be treated as a criminal simply because they had to flee the persecution in afghanistan to seek safety in the uk. i think this is a nasty, callous, cruel way to treat people who through no fault of their own have had to flee for their lives to try and find a country that should be welcoming. try and find a country that should be welcoming-— try and find a country that should be welcominu. ., ., , . be welcoming. now, the home office sa s that be welcoming. now, the home office says that th

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damian grammaticas, bbc news. explain what the strikes will mean for their journeys awful for people if they need to get to jobs and to work and to places. like i've come to visit my son here and if i needed to come back again then, no trains, we'rejust and if i needed to come back again then, no trains, we're just going to have to put everything behind. i’m have to put everything behind. i'm auoin to have to put everything behind. i'm going to test cricket next meet and to my— going to test cricket next meet and to my grandparents and my giant and idoffl— to my grandparents and my giant and i don't think— to my grandparents and my giant and i don't think i'm going to be undergoing any more just because it's on_ undergoing any more just because it's on a _ undergoing any more just because it's on a sunday and because saturday— it's on a sunday and because saturday is affected on monday affected i think sunday valtrex will also be _ affected i think sunday valtrex will also be affected. is affected i think sunday va

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damian grammaticas, bbc news.ormer chief immigration officer for border force. thank you so much forjoining us this afternoon, kevin. what are your thoughts on this pilot scheme? it all came as a bit of a shock when i logged on this morning and saw bits. i don't think there is a problem with tagging people that are at a high risk of absconding. the people that were slated to go on the plane this week but didn't go, clearly they know that their card is marked and so to tag them seems to me to be and so to tag them seems to me to be a very sensible thing to do. and i suppose, tagging people are likely to be sent offshore is a sensible approach. to be sent offshore is a sensible a- roach. . ., to be sent offshore is a sensible auroach. . ., ., approach. some critics say that it criminalises _ approach. some critics say that it criminalises those _ approach. some critics say that it criminalises those fleeing - criminalises those fleeing persecution and war. what do you make of that? the persecution and war. what do y

damian lewis has been made a cbe for services to drama and charity.of cancer just over a year ago, he helped raise over £1 million to provide food for nhs workers during covid. in a statement, he said, "she and i are both thrilled." fashion designer stella mccartney is also made a cbe. moody blues singerjustin hayward becomes an 0be. # turn around, bright eyes # every now and then, ifallapart... bonnie tyler is made an mbe. # every now and then, ifallapart...# also becoming mbes, masterchef�*s gregg wallace... they've got here. now they've got to cook like they want to stay here. ..and co—presenterjohn torode. there's no second chances from hereon in. they have to perform. in the world of politics, arlene foster rose to the top, becoming northern ireland's first female first minister. she's been made a dame for political and public service. obviously, i was thrilled. i've been a representative here for 18 years and then the first female first minister in northern ireland as well. so it's really northern ireland's award as well. mps nia griffith and ma

the illustrator sir quentin blake, broadcaster clare balding and actor damian lewis are among more than0 people recognised in the queen's birthday honours list. in other news, johnny depp�*s seen in a newcastle pub last night, while in the us, his legal team celebrated his defamation win. but domestic abuse campaigners worry about the message it sends. 70 aircraft have flown over buckingham palace to celebrate the queen's platinum jubilee. buckingham palace to celebrate the fly—past began with several royal navy helicopters. a special formation of 15 typhoons then formed the number "70" in honour of the queen's reign. buckingham palace has announced that prince andrew, the duke of york, has tested positive for covid and will no longer attend tomorrow's service of thanksgiving. let's join katty kay on the mall. thank you. that fly—past was amazing, i blog about my hand up and touch than they were so low on the ground. of course news coming in prince andrew testing positive select speak to helena and see what that means for the rest of the celebrations. he was meant to be at st. paul's fo

they hear and see everything i can tweet with damian lee without having the last on edge.ou know, they see and hear everything. they're glad they want to hear and their little party even harder on monday down market street in san francisco dream on said he's he knows what was going on. and he heard a lot of silence as well, which speaks jason. >> thank you so much. your coverage has been fantastic it could have one more bullet before you. see you back here. along market street as we get to celebrate the warriors victory. thank you so much, jason. thank jason. great job and guys, i'll see you back in this city. back at home. we just want everybody to know that we do have continuing coverage on the championship victory us on our website 4 dot com. so you can stay in touch. there a lot of side beyond just a game yet another peripheral stuff. >> and also the parade is monday. a weird start time 11:20am, on monday at market and main street, downtown san francisco. and it will go head up toward 6. so it's going to take about 2 hours to get through the whole parade and speeches,

a little bored, but you can bet we'll see those kids and more at the parade on monday, including damian infant. >> those are seriously my favorite moments. >> good night. >> [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

. >> damian is on the story for us. he joins us from the neighborhood.e question for you right now, show me the money! where is it? >> reporter: that's what the neighbors want to know, raj. they're not sure. they've been trying, one family says, since 2020. another family, or the agency that's kind of spearheading this for a few months now. they feel they're getting the run around from the u.s. postal inspector's office. they want answers. they say they helped in the capture of this guy and want their reward. >> have you talked to the postal inspector or person in charge? what's the official response? >> reporter: we, the postal inspector said he'd look into it and get back to me. we're still waiting for that phone call. we'll give him every opportunity to respond. i'm sure if the community has money coming to them, the government money will get there. they just want answers as to when and how. >> it is a bummer. quick question here, do they get the full $10,000 reward? is that what they're asking for? >> reporter: yeah, that's the reward the u.s. postal

damian trujillo, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a new sheriff for the first time, smith decided not to a seventh term. >> joining us now bay area robert honda live in san jose. robert this is one of the elections where the person not on the ballot was the biggest talking point. >> reporter: that is right. maybe because of that there was a lot of interest generated in the santa clara county sheriff's race. early returns, two candidates appear poised for a runoff. >> at his election party. jensen is upbeat as early returns show him to be one of the top two candidates. jensen, a retired long time sheriff's deputy ran and lost to laurie smith in the past but says his stance against her before helped him now. >> my first priority of building the public trust and changing the culture of the sheriff's office that is in dire straits. and palo alto police chief and his experience with the sheriff's department and police chief gives him an edge. >> that diversity in policing has really helped and given me the opportunity to pull on those experiences in different jurisdictions. >> reporter: the o

. >> reporter: damian trujillo, nbc news. >>> we are falling news the youtube headquarters in san bruno. the campus has been evacuated but it's going bring in christie smith to provide some detail for us, christie this is always an area near a lot of homes and there are some restaurants and stores out there as well. what are you learning? >> reporter: we're standing here and what i can tell you is that whatever is happening here is on the other side of where the ship sheriff department car is. they are basically keeping people out of this perimeter but i'm told by san bruno police is that this afternoon they got a report around three:00 that some workers at a construction site. i am told they were digging and found what is believed to be an old military ordinance. of course there was concerned that perhaps it could go off, so they established a perimeter that is still set up now, as you said. there are offices here, headquarters to youtube, walmart is here, i'm told that explosive ordnance team is coming out to remove what is here. but exactly when that might happen is unclear. in the m

damian is in san jose with a look. >> reporter: agents say the trend started shifting in february and march, and those who couldn't buy a home then may now be able to do so. take this single family home on north white road in san jose. it's been on the market for 24 days, and the seller did something that was unheard of just a few months ago. he recently dropped the list price by $95,000. >> the market is changing. it's definitely not what it was four or five months ago. >> reporter: this agent says higher interest rates are keeping homes on the market longer. open houses are attracting smaller crowds, and the multiple high bidders are disappearing. >> today there will be many buyers that will be able to buy that three or four or five months ago were not. just because the competition is not there anymore. >> reporter: and he predicts home prices will drop even more by september and october, but the buyer still faces a hurdle. interest rates are going up, meaning a more expensive mortgage. the rates averaged 3% in january and now they're as high as 6%. >> the idea of less price because