ambos: muchísimas gracias damián.ariadna manzo y doctora julia curry, doctora, profesora en la universidad estatal de san josé, bienvenidas al programa. >> ambas: gracias. >> damián: cuando hablamos de dreamers, de quien estamos hablando, son personas como tú, ariana, ¿de quién estamos hablando? >> ariadna: somos estudiantes que somos indocumentados que llegamos a este país no legalmente y llegamos aquí y estamos luchando para tener una educación que nos merecemos como todos, como los ciudadanos de este país, porque, llegamos chicos y aunque algunos no llegan chicos, la educación es un derecho humano y eso somos los dreamers, los que soñamos por ese sueño que queremos de, no el sueño americano, pero el sueño de nosotros, el sueño de nuestros padres que nos trajeron aquí. >> damián: qué bonito, doctora curry, usted tiene mucho de estos estudiantes en su clase, me imagino que sus estudiantes no ven el ser indocumentados como un obstáculo, lo ven como un reto, pero lo ven como una oportunidad de avanzar, progresar y demo

>> damián: pero esta contribución que se está reconociendo, bueno adecuadamente. >> damián: creo queun libro o en otras cosas como que no lo cree, entonces siempre es muy bueno compartir esa historia a nivel personal. >> damián: su título como cónsul honoraria es por vida ¿verdad? ya no se puede rajar. >> blanca: no y me van a tener que aguantar, así que ni modo. >> damián: ¿y qué tan activa es usted con las actividades del consulado de san josé? >> blanca: muy activa, tenemos mucha demanda en esa zona, especialmente en salinas, entonces todos los días hay inquietudes, preguntas de información, pasaportes y es un equipo muy, muy profesional en san josé y me tienen a mí en salinas y estoy muy, muy orgullosa de ser parte de ese equipo. >> damián: bueno yo le hice todas las preguntas, ¿algo que quiera usted mencionar, agregar aquí en el programa? >> blanca: creo que, nosotros como digo yo, soy producto procesado, nos preparamos, nos educamos pero las raíces no cambian, entonces los ingredientes primordiales siguen siendo los impactantes que realmente mantienen la sopa cocinando, ¿verdad

>> damián: buenas tardes informaciÓy bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy nuestro programa, un programa para honrar a los veteranos militares de este país, y también, otra feria de salud, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta, comunidad del valle con damián trujillo. >> damián: comenzamos hoy con un esfuerzo para premiar a compañías, a empresas que unen también el esfuerzo de la familia. con nosotros está lupe rodríguez que es la presidente de la comisión del bienestar de las mujeres del condado santa clara. >> lupe: sí, muchas gracias. >> damián: gracias por estar aquí, bueno, platíquenos primero de su organización, la comisión para el bienestar de las mujeres. >> lupe: la comisión para el bienestar de las mujeres es parte del condado de santa clara, somos una comisión que tenemos 14 personas que son de la comunidad, no nos pagan, algunos somos voluntarias. hacemos ese trabajo para apoyar y abogar en el condado para las mujeres y para las niñas; entonces, viendo pólizas, leyes y otro tipo de ordenanzas que hay en el condado, que

damian: wow, heavy stuff. if you'd like to help out, again, in coordinating and helping out with the parade, the annual veteran's day parade, there is the information on your screen, the veteran's alliance at santa clara county. we'll be back and talk more about this fundraising effort when we continue. stay with us. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast about the annual veteran's day parade and talk if you will, sir, about--i mean, the way, i believe the way we were receiving our veterans when they return from overseas in combat is a lot different than the way we treated them when you came back. talk about what you saw and maybe the difference that you see now. francis: well,

damian: very good. and there is the information. again, you text the words "get food," there it is on your screen, to the number 97779. and i'm assuming that standard text messaging fees apply, but you can text that to that number there and they'll be able to help you out, the second harvest food bank. any final thoughts before we let you go? jessica: no, just remember to text the word "get food" to the number 97779. and remember that we're here to help and to provide any information on calfresh, or any other food bank programs that is offered by second harvest food bank. damian: all right, thank you for the work that you're doing. jessica: thank you. damian: all right. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," an app to help the dreamers. stay with us. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection

. >> damián: buenas tardes y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestroupe rodríguez que es la presidente de la comisión del bienestar de las mujeres del condado santa clara. >> lupe: sí, muchas gracias. >> damián: gracias por estar aquí bueno, platíquenos primero de su organización la comisión para el bi

. >> damián: y podemos ver si el soadero de la calle 23 es tan diferente del soadero de la calle 24 porqueuizá lo cocina diferente, eso no se sabe, el soadero no es soadero. >> armando: exacto, exacto. >> damián: bueno, si usted quiere más información sobre este programa >> armando: antes un saludo para mi gente nicaragüense que, eso es todo. >> mía: yo no me quedo atrás, mi gente de méxico también. >> damián: ay, qué bonito pueden buscarlos en facebook, no más ahí pueden ponerle en la calle y ahí pueden ver para más información, gracias por lo que hacen en esta comunidad y suerte. >> ambos: muchas gracias. >> damián: bueno y si quieren más información sobre este programa o si tiene sugerencias para programas en el futuro me pueden seguir en twitter mi domicilio es @newsdamian, también recojan una copia del periódico semanal el observador y apoyen a esos periódicos en el área de la bahía, ¿algo más que quieran agregar brevemente uno de los dos? >> armando: eso es todo, pero cuando ustedes vean este show, se van a inspirar, van a tener orgullo de todo lo que han sufrido y han avanzado aquí

bienvenidos al programa, >> bennett: muchas gracias. >> damián: pues, ¿de qué se trata?

i'm damian trujillo and today on our show, she developed an app for dreamers. sarahi espinoza salamanca is in our studio for your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with a solution maybe to fight hunger in san mateo and in santa clara counties. with me on "comunidad del valle" is jessica vasquez with the second harvest food bank. welcome to the show. jessica vasquez: thank you. damian: now, you developed this way for folks to obtain food if they actually need the food, but let's talk first of all about the need because there is kind of a perception that the economy is doing well and that we're doing okay and that there isn't a need for food. we're looking at video here at the sacred heart community services, which is of course, one of the

damian: talk about the effort here. what are we trying to accomplish?nd, how are you--how is the commission and other agencies trying to reward employers who kind of have a family-friendly atmosphere? lupe: right, well, so the award that we're talking about today is called, "the family-friendly workplace award. and, as you mentioned, it was sort of thought of the commission on the status of women and the office of women's

>> you know, damian, this is more than what i've been waiting for.ou know, it is a trial and failure. but you learn. the last show i was on, i tried. i partnered with the wrong people. but as soon as i social media, i put on facebook i walk away from this project because it is not giving the quality that i promised and my passion is for latinos. so happened they read it and they said we want to meet with you and we did. this is more than what i expected, to be honest. >> we'll talk more in our next segment about maybe where we can see it and all of that. that's in our next segment here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. with "en la calle," the new show. we're talking about this new show. >>> we are back here on "comunidad del valle" talking about this new show. it airs when, where and when can we see it? >> july 8th. we'll be on the web series. we do have our facebook page if you want to find us on facebook. we already have little teasers of episodes that we've been getting ready to edit. just to give people a little taste of what's going on and

i'm damian trujillo. coming up, the trainers that helped that bus driver to learn the red flags to look out for. >>> and his amazing road to recovery. bryan stow returns to the hospital where his miraculous comeback began. >>> i'm scott budman with a special delivery. coming up meet a local hero and a baby who couldn't wait to get here. an alert bus driver credits the training he'd just received for helping rescue a kidnapped child. >>> an alert bus driver credits the training he just received for helping rescue a kidnapped child. tonight, we hear from the woman who trained him. this is a growing concern, especially with the super bowl coming to town. damian trujillo joins us from san jose. damian, this was an organized and well executed rescue. >> reporter: that's right. 750 bus drivers took that training back in april. tim watson was one of them. tonight, the county is preparing to honor him. >> i saw the imaging of law enforcement taking away the perpetrator in handcuffs, and understanding what that fa

damian breen. deputy director. bay area quality management district. >> thank you commissioner. those of you that are members of the audience may remember, we're trying to focus on the deeper die, for climate action committee goals, 0-50-100 roots last commission we focused on 100, when we had a special deep dive into commune ago agree gaegs, and tonight we will do a deep dive is 50, the goal is 50% or grater in trips in sustainable molds, that is getting people out of their cars and single occupant vehicles we achieve it by car share, biking walking, taxicabs, buses all sorts of transit, yet we know we're not going to 0 cars, so part of 50 is minimizing the gasoline traveled and maximizing the electric tral cal miles, traveled we do that by promoting, electric vehicles what bob hayden has done, is looked around at the colleagues he finds most inspirational on this that can cover a brd look at the issue of electric vehicles, everything from a national to california look to an equitly lens. so we're going to go at various levels looking at electric vehicles and have what i hope i

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damian trujillo joins us at one of those baseball fields. what happens now with the kids and this game? >> reporter: there are two baseball fields here at powell. this one is for the bigger kids. the theft happened on the other field where tonight's game is taking place. but rewiring could cost the city thousands and take months to replace. this is where they come to live their dreams. it's where kids from neighborhoods lace it up and run the bases. but it's also where someone turned off the lights. >> that whole light tower is out. >> reporter: the center field light tower. someone snuck in through the back of one of the two baseball fields and made off withable on estimated $100 worth of copper wiring. >> from this entry point, you can get to all the wires. >> reporter: thefts of copper wiring has been an ongoing problem. the repairs can cost between $20,000 and $25,000 and take months to complete. >> with the way the budget is right now and some of the funds, it's going to be very costly to fix that and there's a backlog of other projects

[laughter]. >> well, let me get back to i think damian mentioned -- it turned out to be on the national average, 50% of households have access to a drive way or a garage, and the other half do not. the other half also happens to be a fertile market for electric vehicles they are in city which are typically, very progressive, and also the opportunities for many short trips, so the question is -- the challenge is infrastructure, so the tough nut that i think san francisco, from my perspective, building out the market for light duty vehicles, how do we tap into this market which is 50% of the household, which have a difficult time as you mention mentioned trying to figure out where you charge the vehicle. a lot of activity occurring there. i will point back to the tough nut to crack, is money. a tough nut to crack is bodies on this issue, even if you have money trying to convince an owner of a building to install a charger or wok place, is not easy. what we're looking at right now the three iou's utilities pg and e, and southern california gas and election put on the

damian. >>> san how -- san jose firefighters union is reported to have reached an agreement. stay with nbc bay area for the latest. it appears they have ratified their contract by some 95 or 96%. >>> the supreme court passed down several decisions. police will no longer be allowed to inspect hotel guest records on demand. the supreme court struck down the los angeles ordinance. justices says struck down a 66-year-old program here in california to let the government take raises away from farmers to boost market prices. the court said it was an illegal confiscation of private property. several other major decisions are waiting, including same-sex marriage. bob redell is live in san francisco with how that could impact the bay area. >> reporter: concern in places like the castro here in san francisco is the supreme court ruling against gay marriage could cause legal chaos, legal confusion. that being said from what we've been able to gather a ruling against gay marriage would not necessarily put a halt to gay marriage here in the state of california but you could see certain sta

we're in san jose i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> ready, set, record. the plan to equip body cameras on all san jose police officers is moving forward. the city and the police union have agreed on a policy so officers will begin testing three types of cameras. those cameras cost between $400 and $600 apiece. the city estimates it will spend about $1 million on the equipment. the goal is to have all officers wearing the cameras by june of next year. >>> ellen powell who catapulted the issue of gender discrimination in silicon valley into a national issue is now appealing her case. powell's attorney today filed an appeal in san francisco court. this comes two months after a jury found her bosses did not discriminate nor retaliate against her. the filing means powell is rejecting the offer to waive the attorney bill it sent her for $1 million for court costs. they said the offer would only be valid if powell agreed not to appeal. >>> it is not what the intensely private comedian would have wanted but the battle over robin williams' estate is now courtroom

nbc bay area damian trujillo joins us with more on the flags. what's the city's response to this? >> reporter: the veterans say that the one flag is missing from the four flag poles here at san jose city hall and are willing to fight to put it up for good. >> it flaps in the wind above san jose's vietnam war memorial. veterans' day the p.o.w./m.i.a. flag is a powerful symbol meant to honor and remember those left behind in war zones. among them san jose staff sergeant robert ma sued a, classified as missing in action. >> this is the banner that recognizes that commitment. they are not forgotten. everybody comes home or is searched for until they or their remains are found and identified. >> the pow/mia flag flies every day. the president of the united veterans council said it should fly above the city hall. right now, city hall flies a u.s. flag, the california flag the city flag and the flag that changes for special ceremonies. today it's the flag of puerto rico. >> we're trying to strike a balance in the program for flying all kinds of special recognition flags. we definitely un

i'm damian trujillo "nbc bay area news." >> a lot of fun. thank you, damian.s was a day when everyone was an mvp, but there is mc hammer with the mayor in the fire-breathing car. in the red car, congresswoman nancy pelosi was in the parade along with mayor ed lee and sam liccardo. >> well she wasn't feeling chatty today, but she was still feeling the spotlight. the biggest star of the parade the smallest person there, riley curry. riley got a little shy when dad, steph, addressed the crowd. no doubt, 1:30 nap time for the 2-year-old. >> so how do you describe what we experienced today? a combination of a raiders game grateful dead festival and a hip-hop concert. it was 100% warriors style. after winding through the streets, the players ended up right there on that main stage. a lot of cheering a lot of chanting and a lot of warmth. 70 degrees. it was gorgeous! nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney was among the masses. and terry, we talked about this during our live parade broadcast, we've seen a lot of bad basketball. this is our time. >> reporter: yeah this is our

and nbc's damian trujillo has more. >> reporter: it does not mine it will bring a lot of rain with it. >> 97 98 above normal rainfall. >> reporter: james knoll runs the san francisco weather services. he says hit be wet and landslides. or dry like in '98, worsening the drought. >> everything has to line up in the atmosphere for it to be good for california. >> the nbc weather team is studying its models to provide accurate forecasts in the month ahead. talk of a strong el nino is good for the valley water district but people might think the drought is over if heavy rains are on the way. >> that would be a concern. if people take the prediction they should let their guard down that is really unfortunate. >> reporter: experts say that california needs more than two years of average rainfall to reverse the drought. so the valley district will move forward with its mandatory restrictions later this month. there are two categories for the seasons, strong or very strong. right now, it looks like the bottom rung of the strong ot== " category. >> thanks, damian. : >>> we continue our drought

damian, what's the policy?> well at this point they are still working out the details but the plan is to fly it on certain days here at city hall. the city hall has four flag poles right now. >> flags fly high and will stay up there for a few days. >> we are trying to strike a balance between always having the california flag and u.s. flag up all the time. >> but vet raps say this flag is missing. it flies every day over the hall of justice in san jose but not over city hall. >> one of those still missing is robert masuda of san jose.!c re not forgotten. everybody comes home or are searched for. >> the decision angered veterans groups so no one forgets the sacrifice of robert and all others who never came home. >> and the veterans say you don't need another flag pole or pow mia flag$t) flown on the same pole as the usa flag flown right beneath it. >>> okay. let's talk about the warriors. get there early, call in sick or watch our broadcast. >> we can't call in sick. we will be broadcasting the parade. >> there

damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> damian thank you. terrifying moments at a local subway sandwich shot. a customer stopped an attempted robbery. this happened a short while ago, right before 4:00 in concord at the subway on salano way. the suspect was holding a screwdriver and demanding money from the clerk. that's when a customer stepped in, and then a fight broke out. police showed up just as the suspect was leaving. we also have new dell tails on a deadly police shooting in oklahoma. this is the man police shot on a freeway offramp on saturday. tonight the children of demouria hogg are asking why police used deadly force. in oakland with the city's first police deadly shooting in two years. >> that's right, raj. the attorney for the officer who pulled the trigger says his client, a rookie police officer, did exactly what she was trained to do when faced with the kind of threat she faced saturday morning. but the man's family is convinced he didn't need to die. >> what i wonder is why did the police shoot him. >> 10-year-old demaria

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> if you would like to apply, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com1st century solutions. >>> our coverage on the same-sex marriage ruling continues here at 6:00. what happens now? will this ruling stick? our legal analyst joins us next. >>> and former san francisco mayor gavin newsom talks about the price he paid for legalizing same-sex marriage back in 2004. that story coming up. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better californi

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. >> good evening, thank you for having me here my name is damian breen i'm the deputy director of the bay area air quality mjtment district. we're the oldest predating, the u.s., air resource board and u zcpa. we have 7 million people living here with that area, we regulate 15,000 sources of air pollution, we are enforcement arm for the california, arm resources board for a lot of mobile source, and provide incentive fund funding, and reduce i missions from vehicles our mission is to protect and improve public health air quality and climate, and getting 7 million people to agree on everything we do related to air quality. so in relation to that mission, there is one thing we're all in agreement with, which is what the facts are. in terms of our mission here to improve public health and air quality, we have done a very good job we have reduced, the number of healthy days for owe zone substantially. since we began regulates in the 70s, but we still do exceed that means, we regularly have unhealthy air here due to owe zone over zone ohzone -- that is something we need to bear in mind as

i'm damian trujillo and today on the show, the california dreamers, a firsthand perspective. >>> helloomunidad del valle." california dreamers a firsthand perspective. >>> plus the new tv show on "comunidad del valle." >>> we begin today with a group of senators that are venturing out for latin america. kent campbell and fatima ramiro. you just came back from one of those experiences. welcome to the show, first of all. tell us first of all about amigo amigos amigos. >> every

i was talking with morningstar's damian conover. he said they're taking these high risk high reward bets they're swing for the fences if they're successful it's great but if not they're very risky. >> meg, thank you. meg tirrell, our biotech reporter. >> i've got to tell you, pipeline, a big move in that stock. roughly a $12 billion market cap move since june 1. that's alzheimer's. that's not a pipeline. i've got to tell you, i think it's way -- i'm very surprised this stock wasn't down more than just 2 1/2 bucks today. i would expect to be down much much more than that. if you look at a forward p of let's say a biogen to lilly, you're looking at roughly five or six turns higher for lilly. >> you think it was a move on hope as opposed to -- >> i do. i think that was a move on hope and i think it should have been moving back a lot more than it actually did. >> to david's point eli lilly's trading like an old school biotech. alzheimer's is a great thing. there's a long race ahead in the alzheimer's race to get a cure. i don't know if

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. >> damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >>> a $100,000 reward, still no sign of the two convicted killers who escaped from an upstate new york maximum security prison on saturday. >> they are talking to prison authorities, hoping one may hold clues as to how the convicts got out. clearly they had help. >> with each hour added urgency, outside the prison walls and now within. this morning, new questions, as investigators turn their attention to prison employees. according to a law enforcement source a woman who works at the clinton correctional facility did she help them pull off their elaborate escape. >> it's really hard to understand how the corrections security staff was not aware of this? >> with 150 civilian employees working inside the maximum security lockup the internal probe could take days. this as law enforcement sources tell nbc affiliate, the convicted killers waited for a getaway driver who never showed. the duo cutting and crawling through plate and pipe smashing through a brick wall only to surface at this manhole cover, forced to flee on foot. >> if they had inside help d

. >> damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> brian stowe is out of a while chair and walking. >> what we'rebout to see -- smiles, gratitude and hugs. robert handa has this report. >> reporter: he's made considerable progress since the attack four years ago outside of dodger stadium. but no one knew what to expect. people were thrilled to see how good he looked and sounded, and he knew who to thank. >> hi, brian. >> hi how rug? >> you look great. >> reporter: brian stowe surprised the staff when he arrived on crutches. no wheelchair no walker. >> i'm light-years beyond where i started. i mean people can't even believe i was walking again. >> it's a gale feeling when a patient lie brian can come back and we can see how he's getting on with his life. >> how are you? >> oh, my gosh look how great you look. >> come here. [ laughter ] >> you come here. >> i'm coming. >> oh, my gosh i cannot believe you are walking like this. >> to see their reaction tells the picture of where he is today. >> 1, 2, 3. >> i want you to wear some rehab shirts. >> oh, there you go. >> nice. >> are you the teacher? >>

damian trujillo spent the afternoon in their oakland studios to check out the program. >> reporter: theye received accolades here for getting the voice of the youth heard throughout the nation. this isn't your typical after-school program. it's a 21st century approach to teaching youth. >> we expanded from just radio journalism to web and training and all different types of media. >> reporter: youth radio has been around for more than 20 years. it was designed as a program to give a voice to at-risk youth and low income youth from the inner city. their shelves in the heart of downtown oakland of stacked with national awards and this is their next step using their grassroots ideas and implementing silicon valley know-how here in their innovation lab. >> we're taking our story-telling to the next level by incorporating programming and design to make interactive story-telling and mobile apps. >> we were able to create apps which is cool because i just got an android. you know you're a young person you just get a phone. you're able to actually use it on your own time. you can bring it to sch

. >> the driver, 23-year-old damian karees, is hauled out of the car and arrested.ds guilty to driving under the influence and fleeing from police and is sentenced to 18 months probation. >> pursuits like this usually end up in fatality. >> the only thing that came out of was some property damage to the vehicle, which was attributed to him obviously. >>> coming up -- a cop comes face to face with a dangerous suspect, and seconds could be the difference between life and death. >> i decided i was going to have to shoot him before i went unconscious. >> when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. ♪ in the nation, we know how you feel about your car. so when coverage really counts, you can count on nationwide. ♪ love because what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love is strange just another way we put members first. join the nation. ♪ baby... ♪ nationwide is on your side i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight

damian tracey works at cbs-3 has been married to his partner brian for about a year. together they are raising a daughter, eight month old elena, in what they hope lab more inclusive society. >> to think 20 years from now she will think it was crazy that we -- >> a question. >> as of friday, that question has been answered. matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 6:11 right now. a lawyer for comedian bill cosby is fighting effort by the associated press to unseal documents, from a 2005 sex assault lawsuit. an attorney for cosby says it would be quote terribly embarrassing if details of the suit settled with former temple university employee were made public. now, at issue here, information given by cosby at a deposition detailing his marriage, his sex life, and prescription drug use. the plaintiff accused cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her at his home. >>> well, ryan sandberg has resigned as manager of the phillies. sandberg thanked fans at a press conference on friday, in part of three season had record of 119 and 159. the phillies record this year

damian tracey works at cbs-3 and has been married to his partner brian for about a year. together they are raising a daughter, eight month old elena, in what they hope will be a more inclusive society. >> to think 20 years from now she will think it was craze that i we were never -- >> as a friday that question has been answered. matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it is 5:11 right now. lawyer for comedian bill cosby fighting effort by the associated press to unseal documents from a 2005 sex assault lawsuit. now, an attorney for cosby says it would be quote terribly embarrassing if detail that far suit which was settled with a former temple university employee, were made public. at issue here, information given by cosby at a deposition detailing his marriage, his sex life, his prescription drug use. the plaintiff accused cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her at his home. >> meanwhile, ryan sandberg has resigned as manager of the phillies, sandberg thanked fans at a press conference on friday. now, in part of three seasons he had a report of 119 and 159. the

. >> damian is bobby axlerod. >> paul plays the head of the southern district of new york.ut he is far -- >> sorry. >> you know we're just trying to keep it together. but it is it is the epic battle. >> congratulations to you. >> thank you. and tieo my partners. thank you for being here. >> another year right now. >> if we're back and showtime online is doing terrifically. >> thank you. >> he's looking for a commission already. >> always looking to get rid of you. >> you're so good at this other thing. i mean -- >> see what he's trying to do. >>> coming up, boone pickens is here. back in december he told us oil prices would rise and now he says the time has come for oil prices to go even further. he'll join us in a few minutes. >>> time now for today's aflac trivia question. what was the name of the first commercially produced home robot to reach $1 million in sales? the answer when cnbc "squawk box" continues. ah! aflac? aflac! i thought you said this guy was the best? oh, he's a horrible stylist. gah? but he's the best at paying claims fast! really... mmhmm. paid mine in

bookkeepers have seen a lot of money placed on homelander star damian lewis as the man to succeed daniel 0 pounds on lewis as the next bond. as good as the odds are he's still behind idris elba, long are you pored to be the next bond. he's at 5-2. other actors include tom hardy henry cavil and pikelemichael fasbender. er where are you? >> as bond? >> you look dapper is. >> people don't think of me as an action -- >> why? >> i do. >> i'm out of the video business. what are the odds? >> you could call vegas and put odd s on yourself. get your name on the list. >> i love the idea. if you want to see me, # howie bond. >> yes. >> people need to see -- not now, but maybe take off your -- we want to see your chest. >> why? >> the bond man is always in a speedo. >> i have to be topless. >> can you? >> i would. i didn't get a chance to wax. >> speaking of bodies, waxing and showing it off. >> what. >> we may not all be ready to show off the beach body. >> not you. >> i got a bikini wax yesterday. that's why i'm sitting with my legs aapart. a little rash. >> chafe? >> chafe. >> kate hudson is read

. >> damian trujillo has been out there all morning, and has how it all came to an end. >> reporter: