damian: he did become a big man.barbara, so i was--25 years ago, i was a senior at san jose state, and i remember when i heard the news. where were you, and how impactful was it then, and is it still now? barbara medina-aranda: i was at work. and i had--i was a buyer at the time, so i had gone to go get some things. i came back and the receptionist looks at me and she says, "there's a really important call for you." i said, "who is it?" she goes, "your sister." i said, "oh, she's bugging." so, i went to the conference room and she told me the news. i said, "are you kidding?" she goes, "no." all she told me was they found him dead. so, all these things went through my mind, that somebody had killed him, they found him on the road or whatever. so, it was just, like, a shocker. damian: because there's always been--there was always that fear, right? barbara: yes, he always had threats. but he always said he was never going to be assassinated. he was just going to buy--he was going to die in his sleep, that's what he alwa

but not in the uk we'll hear from mp damian collins at 10:30 cet. >>> oil prices under pressure after a surprise rise in u.s. inventories, despite word from saudi's crown prince that opec and russia are working on a long-term output cap. >>> and an unofficial surprise beijing confirms that kim jo jong-un made a denuclearization pledge on a visit to china with president xi jinping >>> good morning, everyone let's check in on markets. we did have one of the ugliest sessions in the u.s. actually in just over a month since the february shakeout that we saw that has continued into asia overnight for some of the major indices there what we're seeing in europe is one of big declines already. we have the ftse 100 down 1% xetra dax down 1.4%, and cac 40 similar drops. let's look at some of these sectors and see where the leadership or the leadership to the down side is coming from this is pretty much the inverse picture of what we had yesterday. yesterday was a day where everything was bouncing up all of the sectors were in the green. today is the inverse the only sector trading up is the defe

damian: we begin today with the cinequest film festival, and they always have a nice array of latinofilms, and this year is absolutely no exception. "adios amor" is one of the films that's going to be showcased this year here at cinequest. with me on "comunidad del valle" are the producer and director, laurie coyle, and also olivia portugal, who is the daughter of the main character in this documentary. and wait till i show you the trailer for this. welcome to the show. laurie coyle: thank you. damian: how big of a deal, first of all, is it for you, laurie, to showcase this at a place like cinequest? laurie: this is a wonderful opportunity because cinequest is

damian grammaticas and norman smith. damian grammaticas and norman smith.to begin at half past one. as soon as that gets under way we will carry it on the bbc news channel. our top story this lunchtime: snow, ice and strong winds and now the threat of floods. widespread disruption continues across the uk. and still to come... the orchestra stranded in the snow who made sure it was a special white wedding. coming up in sport: great britain's katarina johnson thompson has started her bid for gold at the world indoor athletics championships in birmingham. people are being exposed on a daily basis to a cocktail of pollution, including light and noise pollution, which is having a significant impact on their health. that's the warning from england's chief medical officer. dame sally davies says a lot is known about the impact on the environment, but isn't properly understood when it comes to human sickness. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. the impact of serious air pollution on a condition such as asthma is well understood, but what is less clear

our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, has the latest. first thing this morning, and it was ireland's foreign minister who was in brussels meeting michel barnier, before david davis got there. his aim, to see to it that irish concerns remained uppermost in the brexit negotiations. simon coveney had begun the day tweeting that he was on an early flight to ensure there would be no backsliding on the irish border issue. after his meeting, a satisfied looking mr coveney said that solidarity with the eu partners remained strong. a little later, it was david davis's turn, hoping a transition deal could be secured, to do so was urgent with brexitjust a year away. are you confident today? we're determined, mr barnier said.

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us live with the exclusive story. damian. >> jessica, a retired sergeant in this office who is running for sheriff. he is in that picture with the known felons to. day, he told me he sees nothing wrong with it. >> four men in this picture worked the santa clara county works as sworn officers after retirement. the sheriff fired the four because of this picture. and because they were hanging out with this man, armand tijiano, a former lieutenant who spent time in prison for molesting children. auh awe was she wrong in that? >> thing it was politically motivated. >> he is also in the picture. this is him. the retired sergeant now wants to be the sheriff. >> there its no gray area, if you are a cop, you can't associate with a phone felon. >> my question comes what if your son is a rested, or your daughter is arrest ford a felony. do you ostracize them. do you make sure that they can't come to family parties. >> salcido says if he becomes sheriff and deputies are seen hanging out with known felons he would not fire them on

thanks to today's volunteers. >> dear to damian's heart. used to work in the field as a kid with his family. >> we have liftoff. a rocket heads to space. the important cargo this one is carrying. next. are they tipping off the f. a local sheriff )s office under fire from an immigrant rights group... over a new practice >>> tonight at 6:00, are they tipping off the feds? a local sheriff's office under fire for an immigrant rights group over a new practice involving inmates. the story and more to night during our 6:00 newscast. >> here at 5:00, california, big on recycling. what about recycling rockets? >> this never gets old. so cool to see. spacex relaunched a rocket this morning. this falcon nine rocket blasted off in october. it soared into space again today. from vandenburg air force base, santa barbara. carrying ten satellites for a project to replace a global satellite network. so cool to see. >> weather picture perfect for a launch today. oh, beautiful. golden gate park. >> in the wrong place. >> we need to do an outdoor newscast from

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damian: they have a huge amount of power.f they think they are too powerful, therefore above the reach of governments and parliaments -- then i think there are organizations who believe those things they will find it -- ultimately it doesn't matter how big you are, you have to comply with the law in the territories you operate, and if you don't, there are functions that can be used against you. we want facebook to be responsible and act in a responsible way. at the moment it is incumbent for them to demonstrate that they are and people run the company to be more forthcoming and provide clear answers to the questions we are putting. caroline: have they responded to you as of yet? we have outstanding questions from the hearing we had with facebook last month. they still haven't responded to those outstanding questions even though the hearing was a month ago. we said today we want mark zuckerberg or someone of similar or equal rank in the company to respond. they need to explain the cambridge analytica data breach and what occur

christopher wiley, the whistle-blower who blew the lid off this whole episode appeared in front of damianollins and his lawmaker committee he alleged that much of the data harvested on facebook could have been used in the brexit vote here and to influence the brexit vote that is going to see the uk leave the european union it's absolutely huge it's an explosive story here many are calling the brexit vote a cheat. he said the people on the site to leave the european union cheated in that vote they deny that, cambridge analytica denies the allegations. it's an explosive story. it's being taken extremely seriously here and i heard many stories about people looking and going into the facebook profiles, assessing the data facebook is holding on them and even deleting profiles it's a wake-up call for people about the data being held by these giant tech companies >> arjun kharpal, we'll see you soon thank you very much. >>> after yesterday's big drop for tech, two names that you know still in focus this morning. moody's downgrading tesla's debt further into junk status they cite slipping product

dami damian? >> reporter: janelle, we asked for those numbers after beat cops told me it was getting out of control. they were responding to one call involving a gun every day. it turns out they were wrong. it was worse. these are two of the guns left behind at a crime scene in san jose. beat cops tell me they saw more guns last year than in recent memory. turns out they might be right. nbc bay area requested the numbers and this is what they look like. in 2017, police responded to 1,147 calls involving guns. that's a 23% increase from the year before. >> it's ridiculous. we shouldn't have to have that problem. it's scary. >> reporter: willow glen had its share of crime last year. >> now i don't let my son out of sight. kind of depressing. >> reporter: san jose police responded to three calls on average per day involving a gun. >> weapons calls did go up last year. and it's certainly a concern of ours. >> reporter: the police chief will study the numbers to see if there is a cause and a solution t

center in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> victimized more than the elderly. the character trait that's making millennials more prone to scams. >>> plus, our microclimate weather alert coverage continues with trips to the north bay. the reason people in the fire-ravaged zones are cautiously optimistic about this round of rain. >>> traditional radar shows rain happening over san mateo. but take a look at the detail on stormranger. you can see where the heavy downpours are right over san mateo. we're going to put a track on this and let you know when it all clears out in eight minutes. d mayor libby schaaf as she >>> no regrets. that's the word from oakland mayor, libby schaaf as she continues to take heat over her decision over this week's i.c.e. raids. jodi hernandez is at city hall now where the mayor says she is not backing down. jodi. >> reporter: that's right, terry. the mayor says she did not expect the kind of attention and criticism sei criticism she's now getting when she decided to give the community a heads up about that i.c.e. operation

damian. >> reporter: raj, nearly all of the windows at the western store are damaged. there's a hole right here. this window here is shattered and then there is no window here at this door right here. it's all -- the debris is all in this bucket here ready to be picked up. it happened all across allen rock avenue here and all across town. it's believed to be caused by a bb gun. window repair crews were busy all across town today. >> down the street on 7-eleven there's also broken glass. nick the -- down the street, nick the greek and up allen rock. >> reporter: windows and store fronts were either punctured or shattered by what's believed to be bbs. >> you wake up in the morning and come to open your business and you find all the windows broken. it's really, really upsetting that somebody just goes by and destroys your property. >> reporter: javier sandoval has to play thousands of dollars in repairs. his surveillance captures what he believes is the culprit, someone driving a black dodge charger. this is what the vandal did to his neighbor's business, broken glass eve

and damian collins, today, wrote to the company and said it seemed clear they do literally misled thelso said they were very critical about facebook, social media giant, and would be inviting mark zuckerberg or a very senior official to appear before mps as well, this is what he told me earlier this morning. —— false statements. i don't think facebook was straight with us, they have known about this data breach for over two years. they did nothing to make sure that the data ta ken data taken was destroyed properly, as they requested it should be done. i don't think they have notified users and the lawyers tried to stop the guardian and the observer publishing the story in the first place. looks like facebook were trying to avoid difficult questions about this, and people will rightly be concerned about other data breaches that we do not know about, how effective are facebook at stopping people taking data from their platform and using it in a way that suits them? their whistle—blower has been talking to the new york times, to the observer, to channel 4 news as well, chris wylie, who w

"today in the bay'"''s" damian trujillo is live in san francisco with what happened.ether he might still be in the city, damien? >> reporter: unknown at this point. we haven't heard from police on that side, kris, but you can bet they're keeping a close eye on this apartment complex just in case aldon smith does return to the residence where his girlfriend apparently lives here on bush street in san francisco. in fact, police were back here again last night on reports that a resident here had located they believed aldon smith back inside the buildings. officers were not able, however, to locate the football player. on saturday night police say they got a call from a neighbor asking officers to investigate possible domestic violence at smith's girlfriend's home. police say a second call came from the girlfriend herself claiming she had been bitten, suffering also other injuries. police say aldon smith was gone by the time they arrived. on smith's verified instagram account someone posted a picture of pavement and the letters wtf followed by, quote, o, you are all wrong

i was really jealous that damian trujillo got to cover that. look at the temperatures, 48 degrees for the peninsula. 47 for the south bay. it's cloudy out there. of 47 degrees in the tri valley. and, yeah, we had a couple showers move through thanks to a cold front. you could see we've still got a couple drops out there in the san francisco camera, we're still seeing some stuff going on in our radar in terms of precipitation. now, north bay, 40 degrees right now. east bay, 47. it is cool, but it is a little bit warmer at this hour than we were yesterday. so 24 hours ago, we were a couple degrees chillier. san jose's temperature trend into the afternoon. today's daytime highs will be rather comfortable. we're talking upper 50s, mid 50s for most spots. and we're going to keep that cloud cover in there, because come tonight, we've got another system making its way in. but let's show you stormranger right now. we do have it up and scanning in our parking lot. you can see we have a couple showers moving through san francisco right now. half moon bay

we can speak to our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas — who's in brussels.en hearing already, asjonathan was saying, strong statements of support. so we had the present —— donald tusk, who will be chairing the summit of eu leaders, including theresa may on thursday, she will be here in brussels —— brussels. he put out a tweet while speaking in finland, where he said that irrespective of brecht —— brexit and the tough negotiations there, he expressed full solidarity with theresa may in the face of what he called the brutal attack most likely inspired by moscow. he said that he was prepared to put this issue on the agenda of the summit. that we have heard similar solidarity from the polish leader, but the issue will be how far the eu believes it can actually go in support of the uk on “— can actually go in support of the uk on —— on this, because this was in international legal terms, as theresa may defined it, she said that this was attack on uk soil. so it eu countries already have significant sanctions in place on russia for its annexation of current media

what did you think of damian hinds‘s speech? the issues we have been worried about in school and i think we have got to a crunch point now where accountability is being increasing in school and that has increased workload and there have been massive changes in the curriculum that have not been implemented into school and again, that has increased teacher workload and also the cuts, notjust in education but across other agencies such as social care mean that teachers are picking up more and more of that side of things, class sizes have grown substantially, it is very differentjob teaching 36 children in a class than it is 30, so children in a class than it is 30, so funding does need to be increased to make changes and there are definitely quick and easy wins that we can do in schools, as school leavers ourselves, to make that better but we also need to change an ethos and culture in the department of education. how you think he should go about reducing that workload because it sounds thrown off but obviously some interest to giv

damian grammaticus is in brussels for us this morning. good the eu, damian.n the russia attack, the evidence that she presented, and they were convinced to strengthen their statement there, and suggestions that other eu countries may now follow the uk and consider expelling russian diplomats from their territory. we will then move on to brexit. theresa may won't be in the room but eu leaders are expected to signal the go—ahead for future talks on the future relationship. this is what theresa may said: it is important that we have made significant progress in the negotiations. the eu council will look to endorse the agreement we reached earlier in the week with the eu about the implementation period. we have made good progress on the withdrawal agreement, but i am looking for a new dynamic in the next stage of the negotiations so that we can ensure that we do develop, that we work together to negotiate and develop that strong future economic and security partnership that i believe is in the interests of the uk and the eu. thank you. those endorsements expected

damian trujillo is following this story, he will have a live report at the bottom of this hour. >>> new this morning you might notice caltrain is getting a little bit more crowded. a new report finds that more people are using the public transit service. "today in the bay's" anser hassan is live at the san carlos caltrain station with the new numbers and what it means for riders other than a little less wiggle room. >> reporter: that's right. it's been quiet this monday morning. you can see not too many passengers out here yet. if you ride cal trains you may have noticed one big change, more passengers. the cal trains says that's a good thing, it's about the sign of a strong economy. with more people on the trains it means less traffic on 101. ridership is up this year by more than 3% since last year. so, too, is revenue. the increase in passengers has brought in a million dollars in extra revenue according too a caltrain report. caltrain has seen a steady growth since 2010 but that growth also means overcrowded trains. caltrain is proposing running extra trains during peak hours. that'

what mark zuckerberg has had to say here in britain have been pretty negative listen to this from damian collins the politician who heads parliament media and culture committee they've been hearing from facebook representatives recently and have our zuckerberg himself to appear in person damian collins says mark zuckerberg hasn't addressed why facebook didn't deal with concerns about the exposure of user data at the time and the risks now so clearly hinting that they don't feel. facebook has been fully transparent about what went on in the past and they don't feel that they have given enough assurances about what they're doing now similarly the nonprofit organization mozilla who runs the web browser firefox say that they're spending their advertising on facebook for the time being until facebook strengthens its protection of user data they say they've looked into the matter and the current default settings leave access open to a lot of data particularly to third party apps such as the one which was used for that survey which later allegedly took cambridge analytical accessing. tens of mi

well, damian collins, who chaired the select committee in westminster, he said well over six months agothe reputation of british cycling, team sky, was in tatters. and this report has now finally come out, saying the reputation of dave brailsford and sir bradley wiggins has been torn to shreds. it is seriously damaging for cycling, for the sport which i love, and which is my livelihood. but you know, at the very elite levels, as dave bra ilsford often know, at the very elite levels, as dave brailsford often says, it is about marginal gains, about the little bits of advantage that you can get against competitors from around the world. if these drugs are not illegal, some might argue, what exactly is the problem? these drugs, only given under special circumstances, so you have got to prove to your doctor, and your doctor has got to say that you need this medicine to take part in your sport. you then have to go to your national governing body. they then have to apply to the world governing body for these tues, so they are not handed out very easily. if you are taking it on medical grounds,

i find that a little confusing. by the education secretary, damian hinds. so teachers can "focus on whatlly matters". spending on supply teachers. here's more from our education correspondent elaine dunkely. this is passmores academy in essex. like so many schools, it's struggling to recruit teachers. teachers to cover permanent vacancies. so they get to know the students. the systems or the students. a relationship isn't there. it is quite erosive of standards, potentially. the past three years. on supply teachers. schools are spending £835 million per year on supply agencies. but stopping existing teachers leaving. for me, it was a multitude of factors. i found the workload and the job itself consuming. i would work 65 or 70—hour weeks. with planning, marking, the assessments you're doing. the least time of everything. says will attract new teachers and stop experienced ones leaving. elaine dunkley, bbc news. eu will be affected by steel tariffs. joe lynam is here. us what it is the americans are doing. doing. to protect the rust belt states that were pivotal in his election. were pivo

extensive proof of russian meddling facebook vend went back and investigated again upon the demands of damian collins who's a leading member of parliament here in the u.k. and that's where that letter comes from again saying that there has been no additional evidence of any russian interference in the braggs that referendum now mr collins traveled to the u.s. to try to grill the officials from a number of leading tech companies and again the message was clear that russia hasn't been interfering in the democratic processes there be looked at all advertisements of any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum and a very small number of suspected research agency linked accounts of forty nine such accounts were active during the campaign which represents less than not point five percent of the title number of accounts these are very low level things now despite those testimonies that runs against what we've been hearing from leading politicians including the prime minister to resign may who insists that russia is up to no good it is se

it is again upon the demands of damian collins who's a leading member of parliament here in the u.k. and that's where that letter comes from again saying that there has been no additional evidence of any russian interference in bragg's that referendum now mr collins traveled to the u.s. to try to grill the officials from a number of leading tech companies and again the message was clear that russia has been interfering in the democratic processes there be looked at it has met with any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum and a very small number of suspected research agency linked accounts forty nine such accounts were active during the campaign which represents less than not point five percent of the total number of accounts these are very low level things now despite those testimonies that runs against what we've been hearing from leading politicians including the prime minister to resign may who insists that russia is up to no good it is seeking to weaponize information deploying its state run media organizations to

estamos de su escuela en sjoan jose la marcha es en debate de los derechos de los inmigrantes adelante damian>> ya seran 25 aÑos de la muerte de cesar chavez, muchos tienen miedo de las redadads ds de iceo el hij odo de acuerdo cahavez e deben dar por vencido . >> no esta en los libros pero i dicen elos nerestudiantes que a destacan el esfuerzo, estos ni s niÑos viven con temor por ice , algunos sacaro nuna sus hjoijos la escuela por miedo de ser de o deportantdos . >> tambien euna voz dice que n e es momento de rendirse dice que su padre no dejo de luchar . >> si vemos el ejemplo de mi papa vemos que en su carerera b hubieron masacre fr mas fracas e esatmtamos lists os para vivir . >> el hijo les dijo que es el e tti tiempo de recargar pilas , . >> chavez esta a 2 calles de la escuela que carga su nombre . >> evacuan personas ende un o motel , las llamas arrasaron o con dos habitaciones ,testigos dicen que escucharon cuando las ventanas explotaron activando l alarmas de inciencio . >> sujeto arrestado por s sospechoso de robar paquetes en viviendas, a pesar que no esta la mercaderia fue dete

extensive proof of russian meddling facebook vend went back and investigated again upon the demands of damian collins who's a leading member of parliament here in the u.k. and that's where that letter comes from again saying that there has been no additional evidence of any russian interference in bragg's that referendum now mr collins traveled to the u.s. to try to grill the officials from a number of leading tech companies and again the message was clear that russia has been interfering in the democratic processes there be looked at all advertisements of any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum and a very small number of suspects it's not research agency linked accounts it's forty nine such accounts were active during the campaign which represents less than not point five percent of the total number of accounts these are very low level things ajman now despite those testimonies that runs against what we've been hearing from leading politicians including the prime minister to resign may who insists that russia is up to no goo

extensive proof of russian meddling facebook vend went back and investigated again upon the demands of damian collins who's a leading member of parliament here in the u.k. and that's where that letter comes from again saying that there has been no additional evidence of any russian interference in the braggs that referendum now mr collins traveled to the u.s. to try to grill the officials from a number of leading tech companies and again the message was clear that russia hasn't been interfering in the democratic processes there be looked at all advertisements with any connection to russia and we found no evidence of our services being used to interfere in the referendum and a very small number of suspected research agency linked accounts forty nine such accounts were active during the campaign which represents less than not point nor five percent of the title number of accounts these are very low level things judgement now despite those testimonies that runs against what we've been hearing from leading politicians including the prime minister to resign may who insists that russia is up to no

good morning to you, damian, thank you for your time this morning.n us through the major findings? as you say, the main debate in the report is about the ethical use of medicines and that word unethical that was quoted earlier wasn't our word but a word in the report from shane sutton, bradley wiggins' coach. in this report we're saying whether there need to be much tighter rules around the sort of medications that be used. we focused ona drug medications that be used. we focused on a drug which is an extremely powerful drug and can be used to treat asthma but has known performance enhancing properties and with a drug like l—carnitine, there are alternatives to be taken to treat asthma, it isn't one that you should take unless in an emergency. they should be restricted from sports and cycling and can be clearly used to give riders and edge. there have been various investigations into doping into british sport led by uk anti—doping, these agencies need much greater financial resource to cope with the sheer volume of work out there for them to do, but

damian: i do not look at small to mid cap u.s. what it comes down to is the complexity factor that i think investors are looking at and saying, e.m. debt, local currency, there are mechanisms that provide investors the ability to offset risks that have persisted in these markets unlike any other time. it is about going intelligently and in the right way. to cap offe to say this conversation that the reason why people are saying that emerging markets is crowded is if you look at the bloomberg this is local currency emerging markets. this is a debt etf, total assets you can see a dramatic increase from $1 billion. david: sameer some honor and damien, thank you for joining us. coming up, walmart shares saw their worst drop in two weeks. how whistleblower claim is bringing new jitters into an amazon battle. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: walmart shares saw their worst decline in two weeks after whistleblower said the retailer misled on it e-commerce report. concern over walmart's ability to fend off amazon. an nyualloway is professor of

damian trujillo. >> up next. back in court. former 49ers, star, answers to charges of domestic violence. what the judge is making him do for now. >> only on nbc bay area. apple co-founder, steve wozniark, victim of a scam. the advice he has for potential investors in bit coin. >>> storm doppler shows rainfall moving in now. it will get a lot heavier. we have the time line for tuesday morning commute. coming of in about 8 minutes. wa pleaded not guilty... to the new charges against him. >>> former football star, alden smith back in court today. pleaded not guilty to the new charges against him. former raiders and 49ers linebacker facing charges of domestic violence and assault. after an incident at his fiance's san francisco apartment on march 3. see smith walk into court there. the 2-year-old fled the scene that night. before police arrived. he turned himself in, a few days later. now in addition to the not guilty plea, a judge, issued a protective order. prohibiting smith from any contact with his fiance. >> you know we want t

damian trujillo. nbc bay area news. >> arch county is rebelling against the status as sanctuary state. voting unanimously to join a trump administration lawsuit against california. orange county sheriff is now providing public information on jail inmates. who are released including their immigration status. the supervisors who are all republicans oppose the state law aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> state law is state law. and it's my job to enforce state law. i will, i will do so. and, we want to make sure that, that every jurisdiction including orange county understands what state law requires. >> he did not comment when asked, if that means, suing, orange county. to force compliance with state law. >> shot carrying her groceries. what happened to this 65-year-old woman. tonight police are calling the shooting random. this spiraled into a car chase. happened last night in a neighborhood on nool and woodland. our correspondent is life where he spoke exclusively to that

. >>> especialmente importante porque damiÁn y sus abuelos se a abrieron paso en estados unidos trabajandoen comida en nosotros tenemos que reconocer lo que hacen. >>> es algo que es muy sencillo que cualquier persona puede hacer . para mÍ es algo emocionante porque mis suegros trabajaban. camela entrega anual de alimentos que trujillo es tan solo uno de los cientos de actos de servicio que se llevan a cabo en el de la naciÓn en el mes de marzo para conmemorar el legado del lÍder de derechos civiles. >>> estas personas estÁn trabajando . >>> estÁn trabajando en el campo. >>> mantener el legado es algo que inmigrantes continÚan haciendo. >>> un el plazo para que los mexicanos residentes en el extranjero tramite su credencial de elector maÑana. el consulado de mÉxico en san jose abrirÁ sus puertas maÑana para atenderlos pero lo primero que tiene que hacer es solicitar una cita por med llamando y llevar tres documentos. >>> una identificaciÓn oficial puede ser su pasaporte, matrÍcula o licencia de conducir y un comprobante de domicilio. >>> solo debe descargar la aplicaciÓn otro extranjero li

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me damian johnson.in headlines from us: britain's andrew pozzi strikes gold in a thrilling finish to the men's 60 metre hurdles at the world athletics championships. champions—elect manchester city beat chelsea to go 18 points clear at the top of the premier league table. brighton inflict a fourth straight defeat on arsenal to pile further pressure on manager arsene wenger, and ease their own relegations fears. and bannister has done it. also this evening, we remember the great sir roger bannister, the legend of track and field who became the first man to break the four—minute mile, and who's died at the age of 88. britain's andrew pozzi has taken gold in the men's 60 metre hurdles at the world indoor athletics championships in birmingham. pozzi had qualified as fastest for the final, but he looked to have been pipped on the line by the american jarrett eaton. there was a photo finish between the two athletes and just a hundredth of a second between them. after a nervous wait, though, victory was confir

area's damian trujillo and live at san jose state with the details. >> reporter: i read through the court documents and i'll tell you, it is quite startling. now that other students tell me they saw the signs four years ago and he regrets not saying anything about it then. hugo walks the campus of san jose state with the memory he's been carrying for four years. he said this man lewis venegas, a school mate and friend asked him if he wanted to perform oral sex on him. >> i was in shock and just kind of -- i was hoping at some point he would say it was a joke and laugh about it. >> it turns out it wasn't a joke. on march 5th campus police arrested venegas charging him with five felonies, including sexual battery and false imprisonment. those documents allege over a owe three-year span on separate occasions his m.o. was the same. he made sexual advances to male school mates and the documents show he grabbed their genitals and offered them sex in his dorm room. when the victims refused, he is accused of choking them. the victims believe he was trying to make them pass out so he could rape th

tres y parece que los mexicanos locales lo tratarÁn con mucho amor >>> y con mucha fiesta, gracias damiÁnte momento de de san josÉ vemos que las temperaturas se mantienen bastante frescas, cinco de 9°, hablaremos de lo que nos espera para este pronÓstico del fin de semana despuÉs de la pausa >>> redes sociales forzo a la paa de internet "craigslist" a (musica) una ley aprobada por el congreso para combatir el trÁfico humano por redes sociales obligÓ a la pÁgina a eliminar su secciÓn de anuncios personales, sandra bermÚdez nos dice que ocurriÓ y porque tomaron esa decisiÓn tan drÁstica >>> muchas investigaciones tenÍan que ver con violaciÓn, prostituciÓn, trÁfico infantil y hasta homicidios, en algunos casos se determinÓ que usuarios contrataba la a sus vÍctimas por este medio pero habÍa una ley u que los exonerada de toda r responsabilidad porque al final de cuentas solamente era una plataforma >>> esta maÑana los usuarios que trataron de realizar una bÚsqueda en la secciÓn de anuncios personales se encontraron con este mensaje, dicen a cualquier herramienta o servicio se le puede dar un

damian hinds told a conference of head teachers, that the government would strip away pointless taskstheir staff can focus on what actually matters. here's elaine dunkley. this is passmores academy in essex and, like so many schools, it's struggling to recruit teachers. it's had to use innovative ways to attract staff. we even offer housing. that's one of our school houses over there. so you can come and live cheaply at passmores while you pay off your student loan. the difficulty in recruiting means many classrooms around the country now rely on agency supply teachers to cover permanent vacancies. government keeps missing targets about recruitment into the profession. we've got 4,000 less teachers than we need, and especially in the shortage subjects, you know, key subjects in the curriculum — english, maths, science, all those sorts of things. the issue isn't just about recruiting new staff but stopping existing teachers from leaving the profession. over the next five years in england, the pupil numbers are expected to increase, along with pressures and demands on teachers. jake rus

blazers won eight games in a row and are riding the wave of damian litt damian lillard who has been playingcurry won't be available nor will david west or iguodala or bell or mckau. curry could be back within a week. he tweaked an ankle last night and went over the san antonio spurs. but the question is tonight, how can the warriors patch together a win against a team that is playing very well? it won't be easy. >> the warriors are up in portland it face the red-hot trailblazers. tip off is 7:00 p.m. tonight on nbc sports bay area. that's it for sports. back to you. >> thank you. tip off in about five minutes from now. back to breaking news. nbc chopper overhead throughout the day. more than eight hours since this eruption of good fire and hostage situations, veteran center there in yountville. more updates coming your way. let's bring in nbc bay area jodi hernandez who joins us live on scene. who do have you for us? >> raj, we just goot quick update from the california highway patrol as we reported earlier be a lot of emergency vehicles leaving center within the last half an hour or so. th

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"today in the bay's damian trujillo explains how it's related locally. >> reporter: aly raisman competed in the 2016 u.s. olympic trials at san jose's s.a.p. center. her lawyer now tells nbc bay area, this is also where team physician, larry nassar, sexually assaulted her. now raisman is suing nassar, the usoc and usa gymnastics in santa clara county for those alleged assaults. >> it's appalling to us. it's really a horrible thing that has happened to not just her, but so many other young ladies. >> reporter: david peterson runs the san jose gym where raisman once greeted young, aspiring gymnasts before the 2016 trials. he hopes for the best for raisman. >> what aly raisman is saying is, i was a young girl. my life was entrusted to usa gymnastics. and you put this monster with me and so many other girls, that you had a duty to protect us from him. >> reporter: legal analyst, steven clark, says santa clara county will now become ground zero for claims against the defendants. he believes the usoc and usa gymnastics will fight to have the suit thrown out. but they'll likely settle before it

. >> all right, damian, thanks very much. >>> a school threat prompted a police presence at two bay area high schooless today. patrol officers arrived at the schools just before the first bell and they stayed there all day long. back at police headquarters investigators tracked down the source of the message which surfaced earlier today on social media. >> what we determined was the posting was based upon several levels of hearsay, virtually a rumor that we've been unable to find evidence to support this room. >> police say it's understandable that parents and students would be uneasy right now. in fact, some parents did insist on taking their kids home. >>> oakland mayor libby shaf is saying she is not feeling bad about the advance warning she gave of impending i.c.e. raids. yesterday white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders called her actions outrageous and wept onto say the department of justice is reviewing the matter. but the mayor says she'd do it again and she believes what she did is legal. >> it has always been my intention to be law-abiding, to act within the confines

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. -- trail blazers rolling early in the game damian lillard with a deep three puts portland up by 8-nd quarter c-j mccollum hits a jumper blazers jump to a 15-point lead -- kevin durant gets the warriors back in the game in the third... durant gives the warriors the lead... 75-73 finishes with 40 points, 6 rebounds, 6 with 40 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists -- lillard puts the game away for the blazers portland defense their home court lillard and mccollum combine for 58 points blazers wins their 9th straight... 125-108 warriors lose second game in row to portland first loss since all star break but the n-f-l is buzzing we start with the niners san fransico announced today... they are parting ways with defensive end, elvis dumervil... after just one season the 49ers are not going to pick up the 2018 option on his contract dumervil was expected to earn aroun 3-million dollars this season. it will help the niners free up cap space for this offseason. dumervil led the team in sacks last season with 6-point-5.-- á the raiders reportedly give defensive tackle, justin live look outside... go

let's cross to brussels and our europe correspondent damian grammaticus.green, damian, but 25% of this document is in white, not agreed, and they represent some of the most difficult obstacles to overcome. yes, because the important thing to remember is that this is a conditional agreement and you were saying at the beginning businesses are welcoming certainty. there is a big question mark at the heart of that, so it's not really certain. and that is because of those white areas, as you say, and key to that is the issue about ireland and the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, still that question bedevilling the negotiations and how to avoid it. the agreement today says that in the legal text there will be the eu's preferred or option that it has on the table at the minute, which is keeping northern ireland part of the uk still in the eu's customs and regulatory sort of sphere, so there's no need for a border. that is meant to go into the deal and the agreement today says it will but that —— but that is still politically a very dif

. >>> damian leonard and the trail blazers looking for their 14th straight win against houston. but portland couldn't stop. james harden, a little over three minutes left with the stepback three. finishing 4-2. they lead the warriors for the best record. >>> as much fight as the devils would show against the sharks here tonight. first period 2-1. san jose, yannick hanson with his first goal of the year. sharks win. they got three goals from their fourth line. they win their fifth straight final of 6-2. >>> stadiums and arenas have interesting food. i've never seen this offer. these girls at the kings game, sharing a bottle of mayonnaise. >> pass the butter. >> perhaps better served mayonnaise and deep fried twinkies. >> were they canadian? did they have like the french fries? isn't that a delicacy? >> i think they were down mayonnaise. >> yeah, the mayo with the french fries, is that possible? >> i don't know. >> i think they held the french fries in that case. >> we will call it duke. [ laughter ] should i be making motorcycles? yes, you like motorcycles. should i start a motor

coming up at 6:00:we will check in with damian true heelio.rld cup. >>> a stunning discovery involving a view of the winchester mystery house never seen before. carpenters continuously built on the mansion for 36 years. it started out as an eight room unfinished farmhouse. recently a employee discovered in photo in a local archive. the features of this house are similar to the westchester mystery house now. it's believed it shows the house in one of its earlier stages after sarah purchased it. >> we never dreamed we would find anything like this. it's something i have been waiting 40 years to see and it finally materialized. exciting. >> another exciting thing about this picture it's only the second ever photo showing sarah winchester at her san jose mansion. >> it looks even spookier in the older photo for some reason. >> what if the first one was haunted. >> do we have rain coming? >> we do. making it look spookier at the winchester mystery house tomorrow with on and off showers. next week, 80 on friday. >> my good snoons almost a 30-degree

nbc bay area's damian trujillo, little league games cancelled because of the rain? >> reporter: there will be no games here today at evergreen field. the field is too soggy and slippery. the rain is bad news for some, good news for others and it creates more work for agencies like caltrans. kids would normally be rounding the bases right now on the fields of evergreen little league. but the rain has forced the league to call off several games so far this season. >> kids want to play. they sign up for little league and other sports, of course, and then they come outside today and it's raining and practice it's raining. when are we going to play a game? >> reporter: the league president says it becomes a safety issue. >> we want the kids to be safe, no matter what, when they're out here, baseball, soccer, whatever sport they're playing, if the fields are unsafe we're not going to play. >> reporter: some of those little leaguers head indoors instead. the tech museum in san jose says rainy days boost attendance. >> more visitors on rainy days, people are looking for a d

the bbc‘s damian grammaticas explains.preferred option that northern ireland, part of the uk, remains still under the eu's rules, regulations, customs zone as well, the customs union, if a better solution can't he found. now, the uk still doesn't view that as the preferred option. that still has to be sorted out in the negotiations, how that would work. and that is the big stumbling block. a ukrainian military pilot blamed by russia for the downing of malaysian airlines flight mh17, has reportedly taken his own life. vladyslav voloshyn has always denied russian allegations that he was behind the tragedy. dutch investigators concluded that a russian missile destroyed the jet, killing 298 people in 2014. police investigating a series of bombings in the us state of texas say they have no clear idea what motivated the attacks and they have no suspects. four devices have exploded in the city of austin this month. two african—american men were killed in the initial attacks. a third device wounded an elderly hispanic woman. austr