juan damian recuerda su vida los Últimos 7 aÑos.o mÁs gente. >>> es una persona. con velocidad y con todo seso agarra de la escalera del tren. y se desata las manos cht y la inercia fue agarrarlo de donde pudiera y ayudarlo a subir. >>> lo salvÓ de morir y cayo rendido por el sueÑo y a la mano de la bolsa de la camisa y me saca el dinero. >>> y desesperado pidiÓ al asaltante le dejara solo comer algo en el camino. aquel le dijo que sÍ. el error mÍo, fue levantarme de donde estaba yo. porque a la hora de levantarme. le tiro la mano y me avienta. >>> recuerda agarrarse de j escalera en el vagÓn. y tratar de subir otra vez. y entonces, al apoyarlo los pies abajo. siento que jala las llantas pues me pasan por encima. y al darse cuenta dijo pensar en la muerte. decido atravesar la vÍa del tren. poniendo mi cabeza para que pasarÁ el tren y meterme nara de matar. desgraciadamente pasa del otro lado de la vÍa. es cuando dije dios mÍo si quieres que siga vivo, Échame la mano y que me encuentren. >>> lo encontraron moribundo y lo salvaron y 2

>>> i'm damian true he yoerks today, a local latina author, plus, shopping with the coshopp. >>> we begin with the annual holiday festivities the heart of festivities, with me is the director over christmas in the park, annual tradition in downtown san jose. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> we have video from last year, again, it is a festival of lights, if you will. here's some of that now. you said you have better product coming in this year? >> we do we have added a lot to our event this year to really kind of enhance what we offer to the community. this year, we have a brand-new walking path, candy cane lane, we have two new displays that are part of our environmental alley that have environmental messaging for kids to learn about. pg&e has a scavenger hunt that takes kids on a learning experience around the park, trying to find our mascot, blinky. we have a couple other new displays in the park, one that features santa taking flight on christmas eve and then a really special display that's in conjunction with the sheriff's office with laurie smith and we are going

>>> plus -- >> reporter: i'm damian trujillo live in san jose.crime fighting with limited resources. and it's working. that's coming up next. >>> plus, panic after a night out at the theater. hundreds trapped inside after the collapse of the ceiling in the middle of a show. >>> fighting back with limited resources. a small group of san jose police officers are trying to take back the streets in one area of town that's being plagued by gangs and drugs. it's just south of the san jose state campus. that's where nbc bay area's damian trujillo spent the day walking the beat with the commander. >> reporter: in the fall of this year, that's only three months ago, gang members didn't even wait for nightfall. in they attacked in broad daylight. that's when operation william street kicked into gear. >> he's working on his skills how to talk to mentally ill people down here. >> reporter: captain tony used to walk these streets south of san jose state university as a beat cop. now he's commander of central division, one of the city's tougher areas. >> that

damian? >> reporter: well, you know, diane, this is the latest e-mail announcing the latest fact-finding efforts and a special task force that the president has appointed. but our expert says these kinds of messages are the last thing you need during crisis communications. hundreds of answerry students marched on the san jose state campus 2 1/2 weeks ago. four of their white schoolmates are charged with hate crimes and battery after allegedly assaulting, bullying, and racially tormenting their lone black roommate. and in the days after the arrests, this is a lone public statement made on the stage by university president. it came five days after the arrests. >> we failed all of our students. >> reporter: the rest of his messages to the campus have come via e-mail. >> that's the public relations mistake that he's making at this moment. >> reporter: brenda bulger runs pox digital and wonders who was advising the president in publicly handling it. the president denied our numerous requests for a

live in the heart of the city, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> happening now, bay area roads jam packed as people head into the busiest travel season ever. want to give you a live look at emeryville, 80 in emeryville. you can see it is jam packed friday night. lots of lights headed in both directions. lots of lights headed in says a as 94 million americans are expected to hit the roads and the skies even before christmas. also want to snhow you 880. similar scene. jam packed. lights in both directions. good news, prices at the pump are the lowest they've been in three years. 101 in palo alto at the university avenue exit, moving pretty good. considering it's a friday night. wherever you go this weekend, you're going to want to take a good look at the weather. winter weather advisory is causing havoc for most of the country. >>> a judge is stepping in. there are late developments in the emotionally-charged case of a teenage girl who is brain dead at children's hospital in oakland. the family's very upset with the hospital, itself. nbc bay area's kimberly te

quarterba quarterback-to-quarterback and vad lee almost lucky to let that go through his hands as damian swann stays home. >> rod: swann bass where he needed to be. toss sweep. we've seen it a number of times. age the throw back gets them nothing. damian swann in perfect position. >> bob: 2011 synjyn days was a quarterback in this system, so obviously they feel comfortable with his ability to throw the ball but the trick play doesn't work. second and ten. another trick play, an end around. cory dennis and down to the 13 yard line. >> rod: great, great running by smelter. he could have been stopped back near the line of scrimmage but watch him use his block. he sets this up and cuts in behind his blocker. forces the guy to miss. there wasn't a lot there. he made that happen. >> bob: first and ten at the 13. out wide to days, inside the 10. moved the pile down to the 6 yard line before he goes out. >> rod: it's been all perimeter. toss, sweep, reverse. anything in the playbook. now you have them going and thinking about the edge do you pop one back inside? if you're georgia you have to be

here's nbc bay area's damian trujillo. >> reporter: almost six months left before the primary election, the fields of candidates looking to lead california's third largest city is already very crowded. >> i think we're going to have the most candidates we've had since 1971 when there was 14 candidates. >> reporter: dr. terry christianson has studied san jose politics for more than four decades. the battle ahead between councilmen sam lacardo, rose herera. insiders tell me council meetings might also get a little more political and testy now. >> oh, yeah, it's going to be a year-long battle. >> reporter: also on the ballot, county supervisor dave cortezi who might be the popular choice of the labor movement. several other candidates have also filed. >> ready for the mayor's race? >> who's running? >> half the city council. >> half the city council. >> reporter: those we spoke with in the neighborhood say they need to -- >> i heard about that on the radio. i just moved here from los gatos so i haven't checked into city politics yet. >> are you ready for mayor's race? >> no, not yet. not

we're live in east san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> want to follow up on sa sunnyvale'srict gun ordinance. the nra is going to file a lawsuit in federal court tomorrow to overturn the measure that bans magazine clips from holding more than ten bullets. the nra says thisaéÑ restrictio violates gun owners' second amendment rights. the nra filed a similar lawsuit against the city of san francisco last month. >>> it was a gruesome car crash in the streets of san francisco that killed a 16-year-old high school student. and now nearly three months later, the district attorney has ttáy 58-year-old jenny zhu will be charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and two counts of witnesses told police they saw her mercedes suv speeding at up to 80 miles per hour before it slammed into a minivan and catering truck at pine and goff in september. a 16-year-old was killed. his mother and sister critically injured. d.a. george gascon says if convicted she could face up to seven years in prison. >>> the search is on for the bad beard bandit, what the fbi is calling a man suspected of terr

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is the only tv reporter yet to see the report. he's live at kip hayward academy in east san jose with a look at the troubling results. >> reporter: well, jessica, here's a report right here. this is a school that's actually doing something right. nearly three-quarters of the student here graduate from the eighth grade being algebra proficient. the report's authors say other schools no to copy the strategy here and stop using poverty and language as an excuse. they walk into susan oba's class with one thing in mind. college. >> two minutes. go as fast as you can while still getting everything 100% correct. >> reporter: they're learning proportional ratios in the seventh grade prealgebra class. most come from low-income families. half speak english as a second language. if the state test scores are any indication, three out of four of the students will be on the college track. >> we tell students that there's really, you know, no excuse for not meeting the expectations. so if whether that's homework completion, being on time for sch

i'm damian trujillo. today some of the smartest latinos in silicone valley are right here in our studio. this is your "comunidad del valle." ♪ >>> we begin with the latina success network. that's the title. welcome to the show. >> thank you, david. >> you're trying to enhance the success of latinas in the valley in a holistic sense. tell us what that means. >> what i found and i'm a

cold-blooded, damian lillard. big sky, hello.s going to win it. 36 points, 8 rebounds, 10 assists for lillard. portland, 119-116. >>> here's an interesting ending. south florida, florida gulf coast. 0.3 seconds left in double-overtime. the guy guarding him is 7'3". but he manages to do that and he connects with a teammate all the way down the court, who throws it up and in. wait a minute. he clearly released the ball before the backboard lights up. it looks like it's good. but there's a problem. you see, the rule book says there has to be at least 0.4 seconds remaining for a catchch and shoot play you can tip it in with 0.3. but officials rule that's not a tip-in. that's catch and shoot. florida hangs on to win, 68-66. i've heard of that rule. but i've never seen it work that way. you'll be okay. >> i need hair. >> rogaine. >> i like those two. that was a bad call in that game. oh, man. >> okay. you're good, too. >>> it's a big morning at abc news, with special coverage of this morning coming up from the vatican. >> one big reaso

portland a damian willard nailing right there two from the paint. portland beats detroit, 111-109. >>> just ahead for you, "family guy's" brian back from the dead? >>> plus, we've got a preview of how the first family is celebrating christmas this year. >>> and north korea's kim jong-un decides, well, not to execute another family member. details next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. hope you had a wonderful weekend. it's almost like clockwork. when areas of the west continue to get warmer, usually we get colder in alaska. fairbanks right now sitting at minus 27 degrees. it's 4 in anchorage. as far as today's highs go, even with full sun, only getting up to 10 in anchorage. it stays bitterly cold all day. juneau, by the way, you have a chance to get into some wintry-type weather today. travel safe there. and the big warm-up, 83 in l.a. today. careful, some fog in areas of oregon as we go into tuesday, we'll start to see more clouds and showers moving in. >> lots of people loving that weather. embarrassment of

wlap bloch \s >>> i'm damian true he yoerks today, a local latina author, plus, shopping with the coshopp. >>> we begin with the annual holiday festivities the heart of festivities, with me is the director over christmas in the park, annual tradition in downtown san jose. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> we have video from last year, again, it is a festival of lights, if you will. here's some of that now. you said you have better product

>> damian lillard did not have a good first half. minnesota led by 32 at one point.ded up winning by 11. love and j.j. barea. he was a dish shy of his first-ever triple-double. >> going to be a bid for kevin love's services when he becomes a free agent in 2015. >> look at that. he just knew that. >> a wealth of knowledge, those two. >> thanks. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." a "duck dynasty" cast member suspended. but will it end the most popular cable show of all-times. >>> barbara walters' final most fascinating people of the year list. with a surprise number one pick. ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ and since he's such an adventurous little boy... whee! [ giggles ] [ grandma ] ...it gets filthy. but he's got such sensitive skin that you worry about what you use in the laundry. so, when i'm in charge, we do things grandma's way. my tide, downy, and bounce all come in free & gentle. so we get a c

if it were not the word no hope i wonder how damian that connection really is because i mean if you turn to something just because you cannot get help any anywhere else that may be. on the on the level of spirituality. may not be very genuine i'm in economic hardship is indeed a very strong motivator but ultimately what's really just cares about is the soul and on the condition of people in in this world right. i agree to some extent. life is more than just eating but without eating there is no life i would say that if there is somebody really in need and there are so many people really in deep need one should not forget that there's nothing wrong about going into a temple into a church synagogue into a mosque in this religious field and ask for help do it and get help nothing bad about it and very quickly before we go to the break pope francis in the few months that he has been in the holy see he has already made a couple of statements that quite. rigorously i thing in the authority of the state for example he called for limiting the dictatorship of the economy for reforming the financi

damian lillard. hey, man, the pacers are 16-2 now. blazers 106-102. >> wow. what a game. >> yeah.was pretty good "gma." >> have a great tuesday. >> guys, thanks. >>> something that the boys there left out from "monday night football" was so good. we made it our "play of the day." >> russell wilson's pass bounces off its intended receiver, only to be caught by derrick coleman, who stays in bounds and falls into the end zone. yep. it was that kind of night for the seahawks. >> that kind of season for the seahawks. everything's going their way. >> there it is again. >> have to love it. >> nice. >>> up next, "the pulse." you can rent a car. a house. a tuxedo. but now, people are leasing something you never expect. >>> and it's that time again. the awkward family pictures. we're going to show you some of our favorites. orange juice...tomato sauce... can cause acid erosion. the enamel starts to wear down. and you can't grow your enamel back. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel. because it helps to strengthen the enamel that you have. and i believe it's doing a good job. because i

i'm damian trujillo. today some of the smartest latinos in silicone valley are right here in our studio. this is your "comunidad del valle." ♪ >>> we begin with the latina success network. that's the title. welcome to the show. >> thank you, david. >> you're trying to enhance the success of latinas in the valley in a holistic sense. tell us what that means. >> what i found and i'm a co-founder, there's two founders, the other found certificate amy hernandez and what we found is that, you know, we had a soft launch in november. and we had 50% entrepreneur women show up and 50% professional women show up. and so the reason we came up with the concept was because we found that there's really not a holistic approach to dealing with latinas, they will attend, you know, seminars or go to some university program or, you know, get advice from someone as it relates as to how to succeed in business whether entrepreneur or professional. but usually the person giving them the choice or giving the advice has a bunch o

if it were not the word no hope i wonder how damian that connection really is because i mean if you turnto something just because you cannot get any anywhere else that may be. on the on the level of spirituality. may not be very genuine em in economic hardship it is indeed a very strong motivator but ultimately what's really just cares about is the soul and on the condition of people in in this world right. i agree to some extent. life is more than just eating but without eating there is no life i would say that if there is somebody really in need and there are so many people really in deep need one should not forget that there's nothing wrong about going into a temple into a church and synagogue into a mosque in this religious field and ask for help do it and get help nothing bad about it and very quickly before we go to the break pope francis in the few months that he has been in the holy see he has already made a couple of statements that quite. rigorously i thing in the authority of the state for example he called for limiting the dictatorship of the economy for reforming the financi

damian trujillo joins us with more. >> reporter: they've been hundred dollarled up all day here along the parks. some say they'res used to these cold temperatures. they're going to get a good dose of that tonight. >> richard washington spent the day looking for the spot with the most sunshine at st. james park. >> it's right on you. 8:00, maybe about 3:00. >> there are roughly 5,000 to 7,000 people living on the streets in santa clara county. and there's only 300 emergency beds available at armories and shelters. >> my parents kicked me out a long time ago. i've been here ever since on probation. you know, i'm just trying to get my life together, you know? >> it will be another cold night for anthony coleman. one man who doesn't mind the cold weather is the owner of andy's orchards. 60 ache oefrs apricots, cherries and peaches in morgan hill. the cold temps allow his trees to rest for the winter. >> it induces sleep. it causes the leaves to fall quicker and for the tree to go into a dormant state. and that kind of gives it a good sleep. >> and cold weather means more work for this man

ice-t, damian lewis. here. [ cheers ] we're going to demo the new ps4 on wednesday. [ audience oohs ] playstation 4. and we got music from capital cities, thomas rhett, sheryl crow and johnny marr. i cannot wait for those guys. [ cheers and applause ] gonna be fun. but tonight is a show above all shows. he's a comedy legend, he's one of my favorites. he is bringing his one-man show, "700 sundays," back to broadway. this show is phenomenal. it's a limited run, so get tickets if you can. it is so awesome. i'll talk to him about it. the great billy crystal is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: billy crystal! >> jimmy: billy crystal! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: william crystal. >> jimmy: i love him. plus, she is a very, very busy actress. she is starring in two new movies. "charlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movies, three names. evan rachel wood is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! we got some good music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm ta

. >>> police say two signed damian hurst paintings, signature multicolored dots.l have the news in 15 seconds. welcome to "al jazeera america." i'm john seigenthaler in new york, and here are the top stories. the u.s. is suspended aid to rebel fighters in northern syria after a report u.s. supplies were seized by fighters. >>> the house could vote on a bipartisan budget deal as soon as tomorrow. if passed the senate could take up the measure next week. some conservative groups complain it includes too much government spending. >>> kathleen sebelius says she asked for an independent investigation into the troubled rollout of the health care website. a hearing on capitol hill she called the problems unacceptable. the white house says about 365,000 americans have signed up

campaign money, of course, will be one factor in who wins, but "today in the bay's" damian true hi yows what it will take to be the next mayor. >> reporter: with almost six months left, the field of candidates looking to leave california's third largest city is already very crowded. >> i think we're going to have the most candidates we've had since 1971 when norm mineta ran in a field of 14 candidates. >> reporter: dr. terry christensen has studied san jose politics for more than four decades. he's savoring the battle ahead. insiders tell me council meetings might get a little more political and testy now. >> oh, yeah, it's going to be a year-long battle. >> reporter: also on the ballot, county supervisor dave cortezi. several other perennial candidates have also filed. ready for the mayor's race? >> who is running? >> reporter: half the city council. >> half the city council. >> could we keep reed? >> reporter: those we spoke with in the willow glen neighborhood concede they need to study the race a little better. >> i have heard about that on the radio. i just moved here from los ga

first up, damian wants to know if the desk likes any regional and community bank? simon? >> yes, i like regions bank. this was once the poster child for the excesses in the bubble. it's come back really strong. it's the 16th largest bank in the u.s. it continues to recover from the housing recovery, also the increased activity in manufacturing in the midwest. it looks good. up 35% year to date. maybe a call part of my portfolio next year. >> cindy asking whether she should buy dean foods, dr. j. >> more today than just a few days ago, judge. dean foods has made a very nice move going from just under 18 to pushing towards 19. there's some pretty critical levels, though, that she should be watching. i would much more be comfortable holding this one with a bull call call spread. some stocks i'll buy them outright but this one i would rather pb in a call spread than outright. >> why schlumberger is down and where it's going from here. >> here's the story it does trade with oil prices but if you want to be in energy and we've seen the volatility there, if you want to be in ene

now, out of the two, damian conover says eli lilly has more upside. he says the main drivers include its insulin franchise and its animal health business. analysts also excited about lilly's promising alzheimer's drug which is in development. so soon, tyler, as rates rise, it could create a more competitive environment for these high-yielding dividend stocks. >> i'm sure it will. thank you, seema. >>> well, today marks the anniversary of alan greenspan's famous irrational exuberance warning to the markets. >> how do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions? >> ah, so 17 years later, as stocks sit as record highs, which companies could be suffering from a little irrational exuberance of their own? dominic chu has been looking into that for us. >> think about it. let's pretend we're in a time machine, go back to december 5th, '96. markets then versus what they are today. on a bigger picture macro level, look at the crude trade, $26 a barrel. yield on ten-year

. >> i couldn't see the question so i was kind of poking damian with the little hog avatar, "street signsmes. what's next for you, then? let's do sports. >> gooef got an incredibly exciting road map. we're getting players, new playerers every single day. >> '80s music. and so it searches -- wade lewis, prominent archer. i know people who are not prominent archers. their arrows never hit the target. >> that's because he's probably got the title playing "hunger games" or some other topic. >> and who comes up with all the trivia questions? >> we don't make them ourselves. we work with all these different fan communities. so what we really want to do, instead of trying to hire writers -- >> what's the answer? duran duran got their name from a character from which movie? >> "barbarella." >> could you sit here and win know? >> i know all 200,000 answers. >> with a name like thor, you'd better. >> we've got to leave it there. we look forward to the next chapter in what you're doing with quizup. >>> up next, a big and fairly eyebrow-raising move from jc penney today, but is it too little, too lat

and so has damian lewis has been here, both talking about the character. i want to make sure we can can understand who saul is from you. and where, because you don't want to know what two episodes happen to saul. you want to experience it as you act it. >> yes. mandy doesn't know what is going to happen five seconds from now. i don't know the next question you are going to ask me so, fine, soed goo, that's the fun of life. so why should saul know it you say to me you have to know the lines. of course sloirx have the seven days or so so i can learn it i thought what the writers wrote what alex wrote not that long ago in the 8th or 9th episode is a scene hi with claire in the hospital. i will not quote it exactly but i was exposing its information about-- the plan what is going to go on in iran. and i was clarifying this whole plot to her. and there was this beautiful speech when you know, she said how do you know is going to be able to happen. and he said well something will happen. but the possibility of when two countries haven't -- >> haven't communicate

gold, remember damian the intern? no. the one in the hawaiian shirt? oh, yes, the one i fired.here, in the gift room, and i'm just guessing... he took it? i just checked on clarkswap, and look. (eli sighs) call him, arrange a meeting. don't say who it is. just say i'm interested, and i want to inspect it. so any word from google? no. yahoo? no. facebook? no. is this 20 questions, kalinda? no. so... sleuthway, patric edelstein? yes. ah. edelstein will support our amicus brief? no. kalinda... what do you have? clearly you have something, because i can see the file under your arm. when are you leaving? to start our own firm? soon. why? well, you're putting me in an awkward position. that's not my intent. you intend on taking neil gross and chumhum with you as clients, right? you're improving your position at the expense of lockhart/gardner. no. i'm doing my job as a lawyer at lockhart/gardner. kalinda, what do you have? something for lockhart/gardner, not agos & associates. kalinda, this is a lockhart/gardner case. any money derived from it stays at lockhart/gardner, so whatever y

damian lillard must be point guard. he fired 12 triples tuesday night and buried eight. that includes three from the pride of oakland high in a 37-point blazer third quarter. they turned a deficit into a lead that irving erased with one of his 10 assists. portland with the ball in the final seconds lillard hit the game winner sunday night in detroit. he does it again hitting the triple, giving him a game-high 36 and the blazers a walk off win. between lillard and thunders russell westbrook the number zero is a hoe row. he can fly, 30 points and six points for him. the team with the second best record behind portland didn't just try to win their seventh in a row they did it. >> the lakers lost 4-5 since bryant returned. you think he's rusty after the long layoff? didn't look it here. his aim was true there. bryant trying to work out again clutches the knee, he would be ok now. lakers beat the grizzlies 96-92. portland had the nba's best record. for most of the season, that distinction went to the indiana pacers. they take on the defending champion heat for the second stra

. >> you love that damian hearse.l take it all day long. >> i had a printer rothko. >> what do i know? i'm not about modern art. >> what i am about is that opening bell and it's coming up. more "squawk on the street" after this. [ male announcer ] here's a question for you. if every u.s. home replaced one light bulb with a compact fluorescent bulb, the energy saved could light how many homes? 1 million? 2 million? 3 million? the answer is... 3 million homes. by 2030, investments in energy efficiency could help americans save $300 billion each year. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live squawks right in your trading platform