damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, soy damián trujillo.y en este programa, el poder de la mujer latina, en su comunidad del valle. [música] [música] y comenzamos con "la cosecha", la celebración de los viñeros latinos de napa y sonoma; con nosotros aquí en comunidad del valle, shirley treviño que es de sabor del valle, y miriam puentes de honrama vineyards, aquí en comunidad del valle; bienvenidas al programa. miriam puentes: muchas gracias. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí; comenzamos con usted, miriam de honrama vineyards, platíquenos de esta gran experiencia que es "la cosecha", la celebración en los viñeros méxico-americanos. miriam puentes: "la cosecha" es un evento que tenemos anualmente en el mes de agosto, es un gran evento, donde todos los vinicultores latinos, que son parte de la organización mava, méxico-americanos viticultores, produciendo vino, se reúnen en un solo evento, una vez al año, para demostrarles y enseñarles nuestros vinos, y conectarnos con la comunidad. damián trujillo: y estos, cuando hablamos de sus vinos

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, soy damián trujillo. el programa, hoy, la fiesta del mariachi llega al Área de la bahía, en su comunidad del valle. [música] [música] padrísima la promoción de esta fiesta del mariachi que se aproxima aquí en el área de la bahía, con nosotros, es monique valenzuela de la plaza de la herencia mexicana, de school of arts and culture en san josé; monique, bienvenida al programa. monique valenzuela: gracias, un placer estar aquí con ustedes. damián trujillo: gracias, ahí estás, ahí en la plaza, directamente, aquí con el vestuario de charro, para darle homenaje a tu fiesta; platíquenos de esta gran fiesta que se lleva a cabo, es el segundo año que festejamos el mariachi en san josé. monique valenzuela: así es, estamos muy emocionados que ya estamos año dos, se fue el tiempo volando, ya estamos listos para otro gran año, vamos a estar, ah, vamos a estar invitando a mariachi reyna de los Ángeles, para cerrar nuestro concierto, que es julio 29, y además estamos muy emocionados con las piezas-- damián trujillo: bu

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, soy damián trujillo. el programa, hoy, cumpliendo 53 años, "el tecolote", en su comunidad del valle. [música] [música] y comenzamos con este gran acontecimiento, 53 años de existencia, aquí en el área de la bahía, con nosotros, de parte de "el tecolote", alexis terrazas, nos acompaña también fátima ramírez, es de acción latina; bienvenidos al programa, y feliz cumpleaños. fátima ramírez: muchas gracias. damián trujillo: platíquenos, primero, alexis de "el tecolote" el propósito, la meta, y lo que están celebrando. alexis terrazas: no, gracias, damián, por esta oportunidad de hablar sobre nuestro trabajo, y lo que hacemos. sí, "el tecolote" comenzó hace 53 años, como, como un periódico latino bilingüe, en una época en donde no había un periódico que, que hacía reportaje, amplificando los temas bien reales, que afectaban nuestra comunidad, cosas como, ¿cómo se dice?, pues, gentrificación, cosas de salud, violencia, todo esto, recursos de nuestra comunidad; entonces, para nosotros, para mí, como ya cumplí ha

damian: yeah.k marching bands across every high school better watch out because these boys are onto something. well, we do want to help them out though. hopefully if folks out there, again, have some information, some instruments, or some vocal skills they'd like to donate-- we're going to show you the website for liberty high school and see if we can help the boys out, again, and also their instagram page. you can follow them there at that site on the screen. this is their liberty high school student grupo de banda. we'll have the name for them pretty soon. thank you all so much for joining us and good luck. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," the fiesta at the presidio. so stay with us. damian: lots happening at the presidio of san francisco. with us on "comunidad del valle" is marco gonzález with the presidio trust, joins us on the show. marco, welcome to "comunidad del valle." marco gonzález: thank you. thank you for having me here to talk about the wonderful activities this summer at th

damian: yeah.o talk about, you know, the upbringings and the ancestral roots of mava in our next segment, so we'll hold on to that. but, shirley, you--again, at sabor del valle you know that these are all top-shelf wines, right? that this is not something you buy at lucky's. shirley: yes. i had the opportunity to taste most of them the day of our event, which was last july, and they are exceptional. and so anybody who's listening out there in the audience, i encourage them to attend the mava fiesta where they're going to have -- present small bites, and there's going to be more than 16 wine--mexican-american wineries at the event so that there's opportunity to taste various types of wines. damian: yeah. and i saw that nacho moya the painter, the artist is also going to be there. so it's going to be another exciting event, and it--i mean, it happens there, right? the--miriam, right where the wines and grapes are produced? miriam: exactly. yeah. and every year we try to showcase a different winery an

damián trujillo: ¿esto se lleva a cabo en el aire libre?arque kelley park en san josé, es un evento para la familia. shirley treviño: sí, por más de 10 años, sí, por más de 10 años hemos tenido este evento, ya que ocurrió el covid no pudimos, pero ya empezamos de nuevo, y va a ser en history park, san josé, que es muy cerca que le dicen kelley park, va a ser el 8 de julio de las 6:00 a las 10:00, vamos a tener música, comida, arte, para toda la comunidad participar. damián trujillo: hablaste de música, comida, arte, entretenimiento, pero el vino, es el vino del mejor que viene de napa, y de sonoma, vino hecho por los vinateros latinoamericanos, méxico-americanos. shirley treviño: sí, ese vino de ceja, de encanto, de, ammm, brandy, de bazán, de rios, de omri ram, de travieso, maldonado, chávez, encanto, hay como 11 grupos de viticulturas que van a venir. damián trujillo: y como te decía, es vino de alta calidad, ¿verdad?, ese no se compra en lucky o en safeway, ese es vino que se compra en las bodeguitas de estos vinateros. shirley treviño:

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, soy damián trujillo, en el programaoy, él está aquí, el gran pintor nacho moya, en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con un esfuerzo para que más alumnos puedan asistir a colegios privados en todo el estado de california, eva blanco masías, es vicepresidente en la universidad de santa clara, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, eva, bienvenida al programa. eva blanco: gracias, gracias por la invitación. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, platíquenos de lo que estamos hablando, es una mejor oportunidad para los jóvenes de primera generación, que asisten al colegio, y que son de bajos recursos, que asistan al colegio. eva blanco: sí, pues sí, yo represento a santa clara, a la universidad de santa clara, somos una universidad privada, eh, y recientemente hemos formado una alianza con otros ocho colegios privados también en el estado, inclusive caltech, claremont mckenna, harvey mudo occidental, pomona college, stanford, usc, scripps, muy conocidos, y bueno, esta alianza es simplemente, queremos traer

damian lewis. damian lewis. oh, damian lewis. you're going to play or to inspire you to play the character. how does that work? >> damian:ell, good question. well, when i was at conservatory in drama school, they sent us to london zoo every weekend for our first semester. because they wanted us to study animals, animal movement and animal psychology. as a tool for acting. i said "oh, great. i'm going to go to the ape cage and study the apes" and they said no, you're not. you're already too much like an ape. we need you to study something where there is stillness. they said you are going to be a lizard. and i went to the reptile house at london zoo for 12 straight weeks, and i came out of there at the end of the 12 weeks thinking, "this is great. i am going to score the top grades of the class because i saw that lizard move three times in 12 weeks." >> stephen: do you still have the lizard? >> damian: the lizard does two things. the lizard lies totally still under the heat lamp for 12 weeks. and then maybe once in week six and aga

—— damian grammaticas. what does this mean? mean? -- damian grammaticas. what does this mean?-- damian grammaticas. what does this mean? what this means that she was the covid _ does this mean? what this means that she was the covid inquiry's _ does this mean? what this means that she was the covid inquiry's position - she was the covid inquiry's position has been upheld and it will get full access to all the whatsapp messages, the notebooks and diaries of boris johnson that it wants and the government's position, downing street's position that it shouldn't have to hand that over because some of it might be private information that might be irrelevant to the inquiry has been rejected by in this ruling so the government has brought this claim forjudicial review saying the inquiry chairwoman was acting irrationally beyond her powers and the judges, these two judges have said no, she absolutely has the power to demand what she wants to see. one small caveat is that part of this issue was revolves around this question, government saying they basically felt there might be private i

damian: well, let's start with the liberal democrats.t it is for them, they of course, traditionally the third party, this cements their position. they have now won 4 of these by elections -- bielections, four of them in the last couple of years. and that has included, like this one, very big swings to them. for them, this is a sign that they are back in business after having taking part in the coalition government with the conservatives back in 2010 and then really suffering from that at the polls. they see this is a big step forward. and they manage to do it in areas where they used to be strong -- a1 is in the southwest. it's a strong sign for them. the question is can they translate that into a general election in a year or so. for labor, a very good result similarly in north yorkshire. a big swing to them in a seat that they have never controlled. they see that as a big sign that they can draw voters, too, but the question mark was on the edge of london, the seed that used to be boris johnso's, where they had a smaller challenge, or

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damian, you've been there for niners games.t's the vibe where you are, at least about an hour ago? what stands out to you from this evening? >> reporter: just how family-friendly this is. you know, usually at niners games, even when the game starts, there's people hanging out outside, barbecuing, having a good time. here, the fans who came out, they couldn't wait to get inside. they formed these long lines before the gates opened, all the way over to the hilton almost because they were just dying to get inside. there were moms here, dads, dressed to the "t." they're just out here to have a good time with their children. i haven't seen that as much before. >> we haven't seen that for niners games or even the super bowl many years ago. fans without tickets, i believe there are probably a bunch where you are. are they going to show up and hang out outside? what's the buzz? >> reporter: well, they said they are. levi's stadium and police are saying please don't come. but the city says you can't stop them if they're on public proper

we've already seen it with damian out there. fans ready to shake it off.e you heard about this yet? fans caused an actual antiaircraft during one of taylor swift's concerts in seattle earlier this week. a seismologist said all the movement was equivalent to a 2.3 earthquake. it didn't cause any real damage but does pose a question some people are asking. can swifty clara beat that level of excitement? maybe. >>> television's biggest night is on hold amid ongoing strikes in hollywood. officials familiar with the production plans told nbc news this year's primetime emmy awards has been postponed. the ceremony was scheduled for september 18th and has no official date. screen writers have been on strike since may. striking actors are prevented from publicity events until a new contract is reached. it is no secret. golden state warrior star steph curry, mad skills. from shooting 3s to hole i in ones.. now h he takining o on a a newe chchallenge. spicy chickenen w wings. >> whoa. >> yeah.h. immediatately. do y you rememember the firirst? >> ahh ha. >> this is th

damian made up his mind.all-star has averaged 25 points in nearly 7 assists a game during his run in portland. and he's already got plenty of interest on the trade market. the clippers, the heat and the seventy-sixers have all shown interest lillard said he likes the san antonio spurs. pretty interesting since that team just picked highly touted prospect. victor wembanyama first overall in last week's draft. something to keep an eye on. well, the live tour is in spain this week at rail club valderrama where they are play miniature golf. the kids can they can swing. they've got a fan village for thep spectators to hang out in the adults. >> can enjoy live music. but let's get out to the lake stuff, whether all that right, taylor gucci was among the leaders after yesterday's first round shot. a 6 under 65 today. get this birdie to fall to 14 poll. he finished the day at -8. just trailing only bryson dechambeau. we amazing round today shot a blistering 8 under 63 to jump into the lead. >> finishing the day with

let's begin with nbc bay area's damian trujillo. damian, my goodness. what a time to be out there. >> reporter: you know the crowds that were out here at 4:30 have now gone inside of levi stadium. they are sitting there way before taylor swift hits the stage. as one city council woman put it, mayor taylor swift is in town today. for the next two days this is officially known as swiftie clara. the fans have been here all day. kerwin pasha said he had to see taylor swift here so he grabbed his guitar and hit the road. >> i come all the way down from swift city, glendale, arizona. i traveled 12 hours just to be here with you guys. >> reporter: why? >> because i missed out on her opening nights back over there. >> reporter: kerwin brought his tunes to the swiftie crowd that spent hours in line waiting for the merch truck to open. in that line was kelly and her friends making friendship bracelets. their tickets are for saturday's concert. >> taylor swift is just like mother. like she is just so -- she is just like the best. and so like personally, i wouldn't

let's bring in our damian trujillo. damian, you post this had video on social media today. i got to see some of it. can you explain to us what's happening there? >> reporter: it happened here, audrey, where i'm standing. the security guards were coming out of the store behind me on story road, and they approached the strawberry vendor who was standing kind of where i am now. he had a stack of about five boxes of strawberries. they told the trendor he needed to leave, or they were going to place him under arrest. security guards don't have the authority to place anybody under arrest. moments later one of the guards goes to the back where the strawberry cases were and kicks them over. and then the other guard calls police and then says the guards are being threatened by the vendor and by his, quote, unquote, friends, called them a gang congregating and they might have a concealed weapon is what they told the dispatcher. now that can cause other problems because when police arrive, and they hear this as a report they're responding to, this can go sideways really quick. this co

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damian trujillo has the story. >> reporter: the incident happened here one week ago today. the store took swift action when they found out about it. street vendors say this is one of many confrontations they've had to face. the video shows two guards approaching the vendor. >> if you don't leave i will put you under arrest. >> reporter: signs are posted sayihis is private property but this is where day workers and other vendors congregate daily. what happened next is what made the video go viral. one the guards appears to kick over the vendor's strawberries. the other guard calls police and says this. >> they're ganged up and refusing to leave and calling their friends for help. >> reporter: the guard tells the dispatcher the vendor and his friend could have hidden weapons. >> these two security guards not only kicking the fruit to the floor is unacceptable but the taunting, the false accusations could have gotten not only the vendor hurt. >> reporter: a national street vendor advocate who posts videos of street vendors when he feels they're being harassed. most go viral. >

damian, fans did get one small victory. it has to do with bracelets? >> reporter: yeah. know, there are these things called friendship bracelets. i learned about this in the last couple of days. they wear these a lot, and fans exchange them with each other in an extension of friendship if you will. levi's stadium also said yesterday those are banned as well. they didn't say why, but we realized in prior concerts, those bracelets are being thrown at taylor swift. they're maybe worried about injury to her. sos that banned here at levi's stadium, but there was a massive outcry online of fans saying why not? this is something that is a custom in these concerts. so this morning, levi's stadium changed course and said, okay, the bracelets are now welcome. >> a lot of swifties, tens of thousands of swifties soon headed for your area, levi's stadium. dadamian trujujillo, thahank yo much f for youour timeme. >> r reporter: t thank you.. >>> s still to come, it'ss barbenheimer weekend. we're going to take you to the theater. are people buying into all this buzz? >>> and we're talk

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here's nbc's damian trujillo. >> reporter: one victim told me a community service officer told him there were 40 victims here in the willow glen neighborhood. many like this. the front passenger window smashed. in some cases, some items were taken. in others, nothing was stolen. police are investigating this rash of vandalism here in the willow glen community. one victim told me that it's not really a big deal. i mean it's not the end of the world, he said, but it is an inconvenience. so up and down this willow glen community, you're going to see a lot of cars like this, windows smashed. surveillance video shows a small white suv speeding away from one of the areas. that's probably one of the investigatory parts that police will be taking a look at. we are in willow glen. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> so many of us have been through that exact problem. >>> let's move on now. a troubling trend in the bay area. more people having difficulties paying for basic needs. united way says calls for help to pay utility bills like electricity and gas are skyrocketing. last month, unite

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is taking a closer look. >> veterans say this will be a big deal for them, a chance to be forgiven for mistakes made as a result of war. they gather at sandy's cafe in gilroy, vietnam veterans talking about the battles they were in and perhaps the scars that haven't healed. >> infantry and on the ground in the jungle. up in the mountains. we saw a lot of combat. >> reporter: this man retired as a command sergeant major but like many combat veterans who witnessed the horrors of war he turned to drinking accumulating a few duis just like some of his buddies. >> it was hard to forget what happened in the war. losing all the friends we lost. so a lot of guys went to a lot of different ways of trying to comfort their minds and forget and in doing so committed crimes. >> reporter: he says he was lucky he met judge stephen manly who runs the veterans court for the county. the judge reviewed his case and expunged his dui record. this weekend that same judge will be at the veterans resource fair called the stand down. >> he will be reviewing records of veterans who

damian trujillo is at the county shelter in san martin to show us just how bad the crisis has become. >> there are dogs in immediate danger but certainly not the only ones at risk. the director here says people need to stop abandoning their pets. >> chasing balls is one of darla's favorite activities. today she took over the play area at the santa clara animal shelter and as excited as she is, today might be her last day. >> it's really sad. we have pleaded and pleaded, like i said, out to the community, about our situation and about how overcapacity we are. >> reporter: the shelter is in code red, meaning capacity has reached such a crisis point that some dogs will have to be euthanized today. that includes darla. her friend, rio is also on the list, and so is milagro down the hall. >> being overcapacity, we're identifying dogs that are a little bit harder with behavior issues that we really need people to step up and take to avoid having to put those dogs to sleep. >> reporter: gina halek is here to help clear the shelter, but unfortunately, they're not on her list. >> i need smalle

our damian trujillo first exposed the problems at one street corner and joins us now. you've been staying on top of this for us. what is the latest? >> reporter: see for yourself. this is the intersection we've been talking about behind me, 3rd and san fernando streets. neighbors tell me around this time friday 4:30 becomes happy hour for a lot of drug dealers and users here in this area. right now a couple people wandering around. not as populated as you'd normally expect on a friday afternoon. the neighbors say they like it and feel safer because after this it becomes dark and then they start according to the neighbors harassing some of the residents, students across the street as they go into some of the establishments downtown are being harassed by some of the drug dealers and users who stand out here. they like what they see so far but it is still a work in progress. >> at least the community is liking what they see. i know you got to speak to the mayor today. what is he telling you at this point? >> reporter: he says it will take a lot of work. he likes what he s

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is back in the downtown neighborhood with a look at where things stand and what comes next. >> reporter: neighbors say they noticed a big difference over the last couple weeks and now they wonder what the long term solution might be. on thursday san jose police spent several hours in a stand off with a man who allegedly threatened officers with a knife. it happened at the same intersection where neighbors recently reported rampant drug use and sales. less than 24 hours after we aired their concerns the mayor and police chief held emergency meetings and announced a new effort in downtown. since our report neighbors say they have noticed a difference. >> i do feel safer. there's been a lot more police presence which has been nice. >> reporter: this morning officers were back telling the man sleeping on the sidewalk at the condos to move along. next week the mayor is scheduled to meet with the homeowner associations of two neighboring complexes to give them updates and outline some of the challenges the city faces. >> i would like to hear from him there is

here s our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. by some, loathed by others. they use barriers, bollards and automatic number plate recognition cameras to control or limit access to some streets. they've been set up in recent years in london, bristol, birmingham, bournemouth and more cities with tens of millions of pounds of government funding. the aim — to keep through traffic away from residential streets, lower average speeds, improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions. in some places, tempers have flared between drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. at least one opinion survey commissioned by the government has shown broad support in areas where they've been put in place, but some motorists and businesses are opposed. earlier this month, the transport secretary said he was halting funding for any new schemes in england. now rishi sunak has ordered a review into how existing ones are working. mr sunak told the sunday telegraph... "the vast majority of people in the country use their cars to get around and are dependent on their

damian grammaticas, bbc news.e news here in the uk. a man's died in hospital, after a crash involving an ambulance and a scooter in south yorkshire, in the north of england. police say the ambulance was responding to an emergency call in barnsley, on friday night, when the collision happened. three men have been arrested on suspicion of murder in hereford in the west midlands, where police have been searching for a missing man who fell into a river. officers are investigating whether the man was involved in an altercation, before falling into the water near victoria bridge just after midnight. plans for the hs2 rail line in england have been deemed "unachievable", by the government's own infrastructure watchdog. construction of the first two phases of the high speed rail line, have been given a �*red' rating, with major issues relating to the schedule and budget which the infrastructure and projects authority, say don't appear to be "managable or resolvable". as russian forces moved into ukraine last year, thousan

damian grammaticus, bbc news. to have children. last year, the government said health insurance should cover the cost of giving birth for single mothers and that they should also get paid maternity leave. despite widespread conservative cultural attitudes, a shift is underway ? especially in the big cities ? where more unmarried women are choosing to continue their pregnancies. as our correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from south—east china. two—month—old hung—hung is being raised by his mother and grandmother. it's a lifestyle still frowned on by many, especially in rural areas or smaller towns where beliefs are more conservative. attitudes are definitely changing towards single mothers in china, but mainly only in the big cities. this mother said she was lucky to have moved to shanghai to run a business. translation: i'm grateful l for the tolerance of shanghai. i'm from rural hunan, an area which will have a lot of discrimination against me as a single mum. she became a single mother after her boyfriend's f

damian and brad. yeah... - firsts. of extremes, i would say. damian and brad.tay dry in the south—east so it should be a good amount of play today at wimbledon, and in the north, a mixture of sunshine and showers, some could be heavy and thundery. breezy today, the black circles represent the strength of the wind gusts which will be picking up across south—west england and west wales through the day. temperatures of 16 to 2a north to south. this evening and overnight, the rain pushes across scotland fragmenting as it does so, and a trailing front will bring in some heavy rain once again across parts of england and wales. a muggy night in the south, fresher further north in comparison, 12 to north —— 14 north in comparison, 12 to north —— 1a degrees. tomorrow the trailing front will be slow to clear, but it will do eventually and for all of us thenit will do eventually and for all of us then it will be mixture of sunshine and showers, not all of us catching and showers, not all of us catching a shower but again it could be heavy and thundery if you do catch one,

our political correspondent damian grammaticas gave me the details.e told us. and they put out the statement. saying that the technical experts who were looking at this phone have now managed to unlock it. they found the old pin number to get in there. they have recovered the whatsapp messages on there. and borisjohnson had said all along that he was happy to hand those over to the official covid inquiry. so that's now what is going to happen. but there's one sort of caveat, which is that the process for that is that the whatsapp messages, i think, will have to go to the cabinet office, so the government, which will scrutinise them, it willjust have a quick look through. i think basically national security concerns are the issue there and then pass them on. if you cast your mind back, remember, there was a legal case that the government had brought the cabinet office when it was wanting to withhold some of these messages from the inquiry. the inquiry chair had asked for them. cabinet office had said it thought that some of them were irrelevant. it com

live now to our political correspondent damian grammaticas. grammaticas. is a story tha�* twists this is a story that had a few twists and turns. it this is a story that had a few twists and turns.— this is a story that had a few twists and turns. it is. one thing i think is worth _ twists and turns. it is. one thing i think is worth pointing _ twists and turns. it is. one thing i think is worth pointing out - twists and turns. it is. one thing i think is worth pointing out or - think is worth pointing out or making clear is that those rule changes are not because of this story. they have been in the pipeline for some time and been considered by the governments been looking into this whole issue for quite a few months. that was actually related to earlier temporary account closures in other cases. by different institutions and they've been looking at this question because they view this as an important question of principle. that's a view that is shared across the political parties here. the principle being, how do you balance theissue, princi

damian, let's come back to you.he parties? well, let's start with the liberal democrats. what it is for them, they, of course, traditionally the third party and this cements their position. they have now won back four of these by—elections, mid—term elections when mps stand down, they have won four of them in the last couple of years. that has included, like this one, very big swings to them. forthem, this like this one, very big swings to them. for them, this is a sign that they are back in business after having taken part in the coalition government with the conservatives backin government with the conservatives back in 2010 and really suffering from that at the polls. they see this as a big step forward and they've managed to do it in areas where they used to be strong, the seats they won was in the south—west, a strong sign for them. question for them, can they translate that into a general election which will be coming in a year or so? election which will be coming in a year orso? for election which will be com

in sports, damian lillard is requesting to go to miami.with his three run homer in the eighth inning on friday night, giants rookie patrick bailey showed he was ready for his debut in the big apple. he followed that by throwing out starling marte in the ninth to help secure the win. the manager called the performance superstar head calendar stuff. the all-star reserves will be announced later today. bailey is making quite an impression. this mets fan, that is an impression. autumn, check out this out in their styling and center. and they catch. he can't believe it. three solo homer's in the third. francisco alvarez, brandon nimmo and francisco lindor. three earned runs in just three innings. top of the science -- seven, giants down for-one. the series finale is later tonight on espn sunday night baseball. a's fans trying to beat the heat. oakland looking for a second straight win over the white sox. seth brown going downtown. time to break out the homerun hammer. game tied at 6-6. we go to extras, bottom 10. ground ball to second. and he i

let's bring in damian grammaticus to take us through what will be happening.what should we be looking out for? this doesnt should we be looking out for? ti 3 doesn't happen that should we be looking out for? t1151 doesn't happen that often. should we be looking out for? ti 1 doesn't happen that often. the last one was back in march. there are the parliamentary committees that scrutinise legislation, and the chairs of each of those committees sit on this body, the liaison committee. the senior person in that area, they get yes to prime minister questions. some of them are conservatives, but that doesn't mean that they don't jealously guard their own area and probe him on that. you mentioned ukraine. he is going to a summit of nato leaders next week. questions there about what the policy of nato beech wood ukraine, particularly ukrainian membership. eastern companies countries want that to happen quickly, others don't. climate change will be interesting. he had a minister resigned last week, lord zac goldsmith, who had been environment minister, said rishi sunak

ownerjoe lewis has been charged with "orchestrating a brazen insider trader scheme", us attorney damianhas said. the british billionaire, seen here on the left alongside club chairman daniel levy, bought a controlling stake in the premier league club from alan sugar in 2001, and is accused by the us attorney of using inside information to "shower gifts on his friends and lovers". tottenham say it is a "legal matter" and aren't commenting. last year spurs confirmed that lewis was "no longer a person with significant control at the club". wrexham striker paul mullin suffered a punctured lung during a 3—1 preseason win over manchester united in san diego. he collided with united's goalkeeper nathan bishop and was attended to by physios who gave him oxygen while a stretcher was also brought out. the 28—year—old was able to walk off the pitch before he was replaced. wrexham manager phil parkinson said "it was a clumsy, reckless, challenge" and was left fuming afterwards it isa it is a real blow for us, you can't hide away from that. i thought it was a clumsy challenge from the goalkeeper, i'

the general manager said he wants damian lillard there, but he wants what is best for the team.they are expected to be in the mix for the 32-year-old point guard. patrick bailey made a big impression in new york city as he led the giants to a comeback win on friday. today the veterans and the youth had a little bit of trouble getting their bats going. here's all you need to know about mets baseball this year, in the second inning, the rookie gave fans a reason to look up. tommy pham hit the fly ball to center, reaching the warning track, but what a play to end the inning. take a look again. the rookie finds a way to shine almost every game. anthony on the mound for the giants, scoreless in the first two innings but he gave up three home runs in the third, including this one to francisco lindor. the mets liked what they saw out of justin verlander , he gave up just five hits over seven innings of shutout ball in the giants bats cooled off for this game. seventh inning, runners at the quarter and he hits a ground ball up the middle and this finally sends in one but the mets mitiga

owner joe lewis has been charged with "orchestrating a brazen insider trader scheme", us attorney damiangside club chairman daniel levy — bought a controlling stake in the premier league club from alan sugar in 2001, and is accused by a us attorney of using inside information to "shower gifts on his friends and lovers". tottenham say it is a "legal matter" and aren�*t commenting. last year spurs confirmed that lewis was "no longer a person with significant control at the club". england have named an unchanged 11 for the fifth and final ashes test which gets under way tomorrow at the oval. australia retained the ashes after the fourth test ended in a draw due to persistent rain, but ben stokes and his side can deny the tourists a first men�*s ashes series win away since 2001. let�*s get to our correspondentjoe wilson, who is at the oval for us. still something to motivate this england side, but what have you made of the team selection? was at what people were expecting? very interesting. there ijust tell you, that for the second day running we have perfect cricket weather here in south lo

damian trujillo. >>> caltrans will start closures for pavementvements. this starts tonight at 7:00 and goes until 5:00 a.m. it will happen again from friday night to saturday morning. >> a man is dead after hiking in the hottest place on earth. he hiked to death valley. he hiked some three miles back to his car at golden canyon trail head. he did collapse that afternoon. rescuers pronounced him dead that afternoon. they believe he died of heat stroke. the canyon where he was hiking soared above 120 degrees. park workers found a man dead inside of his car on july 3rd. >> you just want to say don't do that. i don't know what you think you can handle and maybe you're very experienced, but those conditions, don't even try it. don't risk it. >> they're looking at 120 plus as we head through the next week. the highest ever recorded was 134 degrees. we don't think we're going to get to 134 but certainly some 120s. be real careful if you're doing any kind of traveling down to the deserts. our temperatures continuing to heat up here. it's all about this hot area

damian made up his mind. the 7 time all-star has averaged 25 points and nearly 7 assists a game during his run in portland. he's already got plenty of interest on the trade market. of course, the clippers, the heat and the seventy-sixers have all shown interest and he said he likes the san antonio spurs. that's pretty interesting sense that team just picked highly touted prospect. victor wembanyama first overall in last week's draft. keep an eye on that. well, state one of this year's tour de france began bilbao, spain this morning. just beautiful. the basque country in northern spain. and this year's tour has a very interesting twist with a couple of its riders. you can it's a family affair. adam and simon yates are twin brothers from the uk who ride for different teams today. both took off from the rest of the field with about 4 miles to go and were neck and neck down the stretch to the finish line because in the end, adam pulled away from his brother simon and won the first stage of the tour. the yates twi

chp says the father, as you can see on his screen, his name is damian castaneda.4, 5 and 7 years old. the amber alert is canceled, the father is in custody and the boys are safe. reporting live in vallejo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> glad to know the boys are safe. thank you. >>> also breaking overnight, police are investigating a deadly double shooting in east oakland. this happened on 89th avenue near d street. police are confirming both victims who were shot later died, but they are not saying what led up to the gunfire or if they're still looking for a possible suspect or suspects. >>> in the meantime, the chp is investigating what appears to be a second shooting on the oakland freeway in five days. the victim showed up at a hospital without calling 911 but later told authorities it happened yesterday afternoon on interstate 980 in oakland near 18th street. we drove that corridor last night after investigators had left. the shooting victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. this is oakland's second freeway shooting investigation in less than a week

en san josé damián trujillo noticierohouston telemundo48. >> y el distrito de tránsito ferroviario deio de boletos reduce 15% los boletos para adulto costarán $117 y para menores y personas con algún tipo de discapacidad cero 58, tenga en cuenta que este pase puede comprarse las máquinas expendedoras que están en las estaciones marca y el departamento de servicio cliente.. >> con el objetivo de mejorar la seguridad vial en el estado se considera la implementación de cámaras que registrarán y sancionaran a conductores que cometan infracciones. es parte de un proyecto de ley estatal que de convertirse en ley se llevará a cabo como programa piloto en ciudades como san josé, san francisco, auckland. en la edición de las 6:00 de la tarde tenemos los detalles. >> fíjese usted que la buena voluntad de los residentes del área de la bahía salvo la vida tres perros, son tres mascotas que se encontraban en el refugio de animales del condado santa clara que debido a que el albergue está a máxima capacidad estuvieron a punto de ser sacrificados, pero gracias a un grupo de buenos samaritanos los pe

the father, damian castaneda is charged with abducting his sons.re taken last night without per mig. the amber alert went out around 2:45 this morning and around 4:00 this morning we found out the father was taken into custody. no details on how they were found or where and it's not yet clear what charges will be filed. we'll continue to follow all these breakingri overnight, both on and ne. sure toownload our free nbc bae very latest updates sent raight to yophone. >>> def attorneys f the suspect in the violentac at nancy pelosi's san francisco home are scheduled to argue today for a change of venue in the upcoming federal trial. david depape is a o breaking into lo pacific heights home last october, striking her husband in the head with a hammer. depape pleaded not guilto federal and state charges. his federal trial is expected to take place first, that trial is scheduled to begin in late october. >>> oakland leaders, as expected, have approved a controversial mayoral pay raise. city council members voted 6-2 to follow through on the city charter

en san martín, damián trujillo, noticiero telemundo 48. >> es muy desafortunada para estos perros grandespequeños ya que tener niños en caso tiene más mascotas que no saben si se van a llevar bien uno. >> o también el espacio donde están viviendo porque la mayoría de los perros son grandes: también influye mucho el gasto en lo que va a incurrir por mucho que no cuesta demasiado adoptarlos, pero tamién es mantenerlos. >> y darles el tiempo que necesitan:. >> es mucha responsabilidad pero ojalá existan esos lugares que nos puedan dar un hogar. >> hablemos ahora de la sentencia de robert sommer bill acusado culpable de asesinato en segundo grado del capitán de bomberos de 40 y siete años max fortuna sommer bill de 60 nueve años de stockton fue declarado culpable principio de este año luego de disparar mortalmente contra el capitán mientras este respondía un incendio en un basurero. el lunes el abogado defensor de sommer bill dijo que presentará una moción para un nuevo juicio para su cliente. la fiscalía y la defensa vuelven a la corte el 28 de agosto: >> y vamos a información del valle cent

damian lillard has requested for a trade out of portland, he has spent all 11 years of his career asa blazer, the general manager said he wants him there but will do what is best for the team, the miami heat, clippers and 76ers are teams that are expected to be in the mix for the 32-year-old point guard. >>> golfers can relate to this feeling, carl feeling frustration at the third round at the rocket mortgage classic. this is an eagle on number seven, rolling right into the cup after three hops , and he is tied at six. as for the leader, two weeks after a disappointing finish at the u.s. open, rickie fowler has not lost his confidence. he brought the crowd to its feet on that birdie, he went eight under today. here's your solo leader for the 20 under for the tournament heading into sunday. and turns out that the family that plays together wins big when it comes to bocce ball. vern glenn introduces us to a family that is now the pride of pleasanton. >> the bernardi family certainly exceeded their own expectations last weekend in chicago. >> congratulation, 12 for 1. >> they won seven

espn reports seven-time all-star guard damian lillard has requested trade out of portland. expected to move the oakland native to a contending team if oakland -- portland continues their rebuild. the miami heat are reportedly his preferred destination. the clippers also showing interest. spurs could be a wildcard team. littler turns 33 in a few weeks. we have got a classico down the farm tonight. earthquake hosting the rival l.a. galaxy. match kicks off at 7:30 tonight down a stanford stadium. quakes practiced earlier this week at stanford, prepared for a big atmosphere that will greet both teams tonight. luchi: these guys are super excited to be able to draw more fans than normal and against our rivals, california rivals. we are excited. we are building a good team here. >> we are excited to play here at the stadium, and i we can do a good game. chris: should be a lot of fun. indy car in ohio this week, during today's practice, simon pagenaud flipped 6.5 times, very scary, and thanks to technology was able to walk away with no major injuries to her he was checked by medica

damian trujillo spoke to swifties who are excited about the reverse of the bracelet ban, that comingin about 30 minutes. >>> parents, hear this one. a national teachers union is demanding tech companies make big changes. they say social media is to blame for mental health problems and misbehavior in classrooms around the country. nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now. ian, you spoke with teens and spoke with the union. they do have some demands? >> this is coming from the american federation of teachers. the second-largest teachers union in the country. it says in a report that social media is the root cause of the nationwide youth mental health crisis, pointing to research that kids who spend three hours a day on the apps are twice as likely to experience poor mental health, including symptoms of depression and anxiety. the union didn't have -- didn't name any company names, but it does have a series of recommendations it wants to see, including stopping phone notifications during the school day for kids, eliminating the auto-play of videos, and the infinite scrolling of feeds, and a

aer father accused of kidnapping his children but tonight the chirp are safe. 34-year-old damian castanedaucted his sons ages 4, 5 and 7 monday night. that prompted an amber alert. we don't have complete details here, but authorities took him into custody and the sons were recovered safely. it's unclear if castaneda will face any charges. >>> well, improvements and changes made to millennial tower is supported on two sides. >> is there another risk at this troubled high-rise? jaxon van derbeken those us the now photos that have an expert concerned for the condo owners and public. >> reporter: back in march, a window on the 49th floor broke in high wind, sending glass down to the street below. while the investigation into that failure is still pending, we have obtained a photo from inside that unit that has one expert more worried than ever. >> this is an extraordinarily, in my view, my opinion, a re dangerous situation and it could very well result in very serious injury or death. >> a window inspector points to the pieces of glass from the inner pane of the window that broke. we obtained

. >> 4:30 newscast, damian trujillo is live out there with a veteran of stadium events going to many niners games and he says he has never seen a crowd like this at the stadium before. particularly obviously there are sellouts but so many are there two hours before the show and as you can see the lines are incredibly long. this is a half hour after the gates opened and the lines are still stretching out to the parking lot. >> they look like ants marching in. they were not allowed to tailgate for this concert. the concert starts at 6:30. they can still file in and get their places and look at the merch and enjoy the concert. >> swifts were outside levi stadium all day long waiting for gates to open and some came from all over the country. we talked to someone from arizona who says he missed out on the opening night in glendale because tickets were so hard to get >> i traveled 12 hours just to be here. >> why? >> i told myself i wanted to be on a road trip as well. i figured hey. you don't have a lot of obligations right now. go live life and see what everybody else is up to. taylor sw

our damian trujillo joins us from the shelter in san martin. this is obviously a dire situation. >> yeah, audrey three dogs at the shelter are highly at risk. they have another 80 minutes of life, if you will. they're scheduled to be euthanized at 6:00 today. they simply don't have the capacity at the animal shelter in san martin, which is a county animal shelter, and these dogs, their names are darla. there's rio, and there's milagro. there's some of the bigger dogs at the shelter, those are the ones that are difficult to adopt. some might have behavioral issues, and so that's been the main reason why these dogs have been difficult to adopt, but at the same time, you know, all of these dogs the shelter tells me had owners previously. these are not street dogs. they're not stray dogs. somebody owned these dogs at one point, and at that same point, they decided to abandon those dogs, and so now they're here, and three of them, at least, are in danger of being euthanized in less than an hour and a half. >> this is so heartbreaking, damien. the cl

. >>> damian lillard has requested a trade out of portland. he has spent all 11 years of his career as a blazer. the general manager wants him there but will do what is best for the team. the miami heat, clippers, and the 76ers are expected to be in the mix for the 32-year-old point guard. >>> still to come, one family is now considered the pride of pleasanton. how their bocce ball skills helped them >>> turns out a family that plays together wins. big win it comes to bocce ball, our vern glenn introduces us to a family of champions who are now the pride of pleasanton. >> i did not think we were going in and coming home with the gold medal for sure. >> reporter: the bernardi family exceeded their own expectations last weekend in chicago. >> congratulations to the bernardis, 12-1. >> reporter: they won seven matches on their way to a national title. >> it is almost like a high. and you don't want to come down. so, i just, i just love it. i don't know if we will ever get back to that or not. but i'm not giving this back. >> reporter: he was join