damian: awesome. well, it's happening at the fort mason center, it's the international arts festival of san francisco. there are the dates, may 23 to june 2, fort mason. there's a web address for more information. this really is at the fort mason center. well, thank you so much for your work and for sharing this with us. thank you. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," youth competition for mariachi, stay with us. ♪ damian: well, they're not youth, but that's what they aspire to be. that's the mariachi cobre, and we're talking about youth competition for mariachis on "comunidad del valle." with me to tell us all about it are two community legends, kathy napoli and shirley trevino. wow, what an honor. where have you all been? let's start with you, kathy, where have you been? we haven't seen you in a couple of decades it seems. kathy napoli: well, not that long, but since i last saw you, my children have had children, so i'm a grandma five times. and i earned a law degree, so i've been very busy. d

damian: thank you. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," the future of education, stay with us. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. during the memorial day sale, save $1000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. state, how are we going to continue funding our education? hopefully, we'll have some answers. dr. bernie vidales is the superintendent of the jefferson elementary school district in colma, correct? bernie vidales: daly city. daly city, colma, an

damian: all right, thank you. and up next here on "comunidad del valle," the new executive director of the scushool o tto hsone, i leave the van gogh. just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. plaza in san jose. jessica paz-cedillos is my guest here on the show. welcome to the show, congratulations. jessica paz-cedillos: thank you. damian: how has it gone so far? it's a big endeavor. jessica: yes, no, absolutely. i am three months in. i'm super excited to be working with the team at the school of arts and culture. prior to the school, i was working at somos mayfair, and they're a partner of the s

damian: welcome back.tell us first of all about lean in latinas, what y'all do and-- anna: well, what we are is a pretty big community. our mission is to advance latinas in the workplace. we do this with programs, mentorship. we have really grown since the last time i was on your show. we are now over 800 latinas, many here in the bay area, as well as across the world. we have a group in zurich. we have a group in miami. so, we're really excited about the work that we're doing, for latinas in many areas. for example, we have an ongoing wage gap in this country. damian: we're watching video of that right now that you all produced. anna: yeah, thank you. and all women, 20% less than white males as far as compensation, black women at 38% and latinas at 47%. so, this is a significant issue that we are addressing in the work that we're doing in lean in latinas. damian: all right, well, next time you have a conference in miami and you need a guest speaker, just feel free to let us know. anna: absolutely. damian:

damian grammaticas.te in these eu elections, and the uk results, out this evening, will be watched for how far the handling of brexit may have impacted the share of votes won by the conservatives and labour, and how people are divided between pro and anti—brexit parties. across europe, half a dozen more nations — this is latvia — have also already voted. today, ballots are being cast in 21 more eu member states. in some countries, it is migration that is the top concern. elsewhere, the numbers of young people unemployed. here in northern france, it's a contest between president macron's pro—eu movement and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national front that's being watched. translation: i'm going to vote - it's my duty as a citizen — but i don't know who for yet. translation: this vote will be an important pointer for future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. the official eu results will be released when polls close this evening. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. and

steph curry, he came out. >> i support damian. i'm a cross between damian and oakland but it's all about the warriors. >> to see last night's game wasn't cheap. average price of a warriors on the secondary market at over $1000. the second highest ever next to last season's 1800 per ticket and prices are expect to go up >> in a few minutes dennis o'donnell has your full sports highlights. >>> 4:40. call it the modern day milk man. coming up a new service delivering everything from oatmeal to hand soap in returnable containers. >>> take another peek outside, this time at the city of san francisco. a lot of rain on the way. mary has got more when we come back. >>> this is cbs health watch. >> 90% of bone mass created by age 20. check out these bone building tips for kids. rve tan fonstead of g. like salmon and involve runnin jumping d cutting. toe orstanford children's health, access to excellence. hson, the wine on, okay?on.av to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just

damian: marcus, i'm damian solomon. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. the director of cultivation for medmen. lemonis: dispensaries usually pay from $1,500 to $3,000 a pound to outside suppliers. but medmen can grow its own for under $1,000 a pound. do i need to get dressed like you? damian: yes. you have stuff here ready for you. and it's just part of our quality assurance and quality control. lemonis: yeah, yeah, yeah. damian: these are the different strains. so, you can see there's a strain sour banana, green crack, tangie dream, euthanasia. lemonis: yeah, that one's probably pretty mild. it's a balancing act cultivating strains and catering to customers. how do you measure demand? damian: being tied to retail dispensaries, we're able to then get that data very quickly. we're able to analyze the metrics that we get from the retail side for the point of sale. lemonis: is it that sophisticated? damian: it's getting that sophisticated, yes. i'm going to get the feedback from the consumer that says, "i really want this taste. i really want this flavor."

he always wanted to be around outside courts or inside courts. >> what you see with damian, i followed his career. every time he doesn't get something, he does something to get better. >> i think it's a storybook moment. >> the damian lillard who sat down today arrives in town hoping to knock off a team he grew up worshipping. oakland still runs through his veins, a player who has a lifetime relationship with oracle arena. >> i was with my brother and my dad, and we was walking out the arena. i told them the next time i play here, i'm going to be in the nba. >> so that came true. he is now a bona fide nba all-star, a former rookie of the year making roughly $28 million a season. en route to sharing a court with the two curry brothers head to head in the western conference final. is he looking forward to saying saying -- seeing that, a reporter asked? >> not really. it's cool that brothers get to play in the western conference finals. i think that's a pretty cool story. the parents will have to decide which side they're going to take. but i wouldn't say i'm like looking forward to the m

damian grammaticas reports from vienna. they call themselves the grannies against the far right.it erupted last week, the scandal has forced the far right out of government. but here, they want bigger changes. i came as a refugee to austria, 50 years ago. and it was a good country, and i think it should be a good country again, and i don't want no nonsense, no fascists, no right—wing politicians. i want new elections, one new government that is more liberal, that gives freedom back to the people, and frees people equally common amount of the gender, no matter if they are migrants are not, to have a fair government, a fair austria, to have a liberal austria. secret video recordings made in a visa have shattered the public image of the man in the grey t—shirt, the now resigned leader of the far right freedom party, hines christian strache, his electoral success was built on his claim to be cleaned, protecting austria and austrians from complacent elite, and migrants, diluting austrian culture. but here he was exposed, discussing corrupt deals with a woman he believed to be related

damian lillard on his way into the arena.oin to determine which son they were rooting for. steph curry outrebounding four blazers to draymond green. gliding in, 12 points, 10 boards. the blazers kept losing sight of steph. that fatal. gives to draymond. relocation three. the corner splash. the blazers have to change up their defense on steph or the series might be over in a hurry. the final moments of the series, it's steph over cj mccollum. oracle is going nut. entire portland team hit only seven. dubs 17 total from deep. curry going off. when he gets going like this,ld e youdone little brother only one three. got the blazers within eight. and that is just ridiculous here because the blazers are going to force steph left. thewindow. ayesha loving that. lillard gets the blazer back within nine. finished with 19 points. but the warriors pulled away time and time again. klay thompson with authority. he had 26. 116-94 the final as abc7's mindi bach reports, the rest of the warriors coasted past a tired blazers bunch. >> the warr

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their beltsfrom fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. from the office for students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. the troubled retail giant arcadia is to close twice as many stores as it had said it would earlier this week. the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a further 23 sites as part of a rescue plan. our business correspondent katy austin gave us the latest from their headquarters. sir philip green's retail empire, arcadia, once dominated britain's high streets but it has been struggling in the face of falling sales and rising cos

we're in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> good advice. thank you, damian. >>> let's get a check on your forecast. wow, jeff, i was like is it coming? it's coming. within an hour it started coming down. >> it's here. i was enjoying the sunshine this past weekend. the rain's kind of nice. >> it is refreshing. >> very nice. >> if you have allergies, this is a big relief for you tonight, tomorrow right through this weekend, all of this rain is just washing that pollen away. and that is fantastic. the other good thing, of course, it's continuing to keep us out of a drought with the latest storm system. i do want to address one thing. we keep hearing from a lot of you about why are we getting all this late-season rainfall? especially three storms in five days. we do have a weak el nino that has developed in the pacific and that definitely could be a contributing factor to some of this late-season activity. it helps to invigorate that storm track. so that's something to think about. as we get a look right now at s where we're seeing the most upl

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their belts, universities have seen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. i'm joined now via webcam by paul cottrell, acting general secretary at the university and college union who's in harrogate for their annual conference. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. why would you object to a reduction in tuition fees if they makes university more affordable for most students? a reduction in university fees to £7,500 would immediately wipe £i.8 billion a year of university income. that could have a devastating effect on universities. it would lea

damian: there are certain assets you want to buy. yield emerging-market currencies like the israeli shekel, they are rallying today. it is not like emerging markets are all going in one direction. some will actually benefit. the u.s. dollar pegs, the oil producers, exports -- i know there is a lot of talk about oil coming off, but there is a lot to like what is going on fundamentally. there are some save haven buying going on. joe: i want to go back to this idea that the trade war might help president trump for 2020. we have been talking about the impact it is having on commodities and hitting farmers in certain key states. and then you think there is a lot of middle-class, potentially swing voters who have their 401(k)s and don't like seeing stocks fall. why is it good to have days like this when you think there are certain factions of trump voters that are worse today than friday? ietta: if you look at the map of the u.s., the states that have been hit by the tariffs are the only states that still support president trump. maybe the

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their beltsn their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. sir philip green's retail empire arcadia will close twice as many stores as it announced earlier this week. arcadia, with brands including topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, initially announced 23 stores would close as part of a plan to rescue the struggling business. now it has emerged that a further 25 stores will shut, under separate insolvency proceedings. a 48 year—old man, charged with the murdering his elderly parents at their west london flat, has appeared in court. sergey koudriavt

damian grammaticas in brussels.of the results of the european elections with huw edwards and the team from 10 o'clock this evening on bbc one and the bbc news channel, and you'll find all the results on the bbc news website. government sources say there have been expressions of interest in buying british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation earlier this week, but they have dismissed reports that it has set a two—week deadline for a buyer to be found. the company is still trading while an urgent search for a buyer continues. it's understood serious interest has been declared from both here in the uk and abroad. a man and a woman have been charged with murder after two children died in an incident at a house in sheffield on friday. our correspondent phil bodmer has been following the story and joins us now. phil, what more can you tell us? as you say, police and paramedics we re as you say, police and paramedics were called to a semi detached property six miles north of the city centre on friday morning a

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their beltseen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. joining me now via webcam is amatey doku, vice presidnet for higher education at the national union of students. thank you forjoining us. what difference would it make to your members, students and universities across the country if tuition fees we re across the country if tuition fees were dropped to £7,500 a year? this will be a complete disaster if it is not topped up by the government. this is outrageous that in the dying days of this government, they put the blame on universities. they

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their belts seen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. rules that allow homeowners in england to build extensions without planning permission are being made permanent. ministers say families will now avoid time—consuming red tape, but the local government association has warned that councils won't be able consider the impact of such extensions on neighbouring residents. an investigation is under way as a man and a woman are questioned on suspicion of murdering two boys aged 13 and ia in an incident at a house in sheffield. police were called

with 11 days to go to the european elections, the education secretary, damian hinds, admits they willfficult for the conservative party. he said the elections would be seen as the ultimate protest vote. the light aircraft that crashed onto a south wales road. three people were pulled from the wreckage and are now recovering. the bafta goes to killing eve. killing eve is the big winner at the bafta tv awards. the bbc won 16 out of a possible 26 accolades. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejoe twyman, who is the director of deltapoll, and the broadcaster lynn faulds wood. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph leads on payouts for nhs errors. the paper says they have doubled in the last five years. in the guardian, shadow brexit secretary keir starmer says that a second referendum is key to any cross—party brexit deal. the financial times leads on claims the american and chinese presidents may meet to try and end escalating trade tensions and make a deal. the express reports on a rise in the number of he

damian lillard the ankle breaker on mackinnckinney down he goes.thirdto seven be threes. 37 for curry with 13 boards 11 assists. meyers leonard, big man with 30. moments later, klay, two men in his face no problem buries the three. going to ot. draymond green money, hits the dagger three 18 points, 14 boards 11 assists he and steph with triple doubles. warriors win it 119-117, going to the nba final, again, five straight years. >> three starters down, everybody stepped up, played amazing minutes, we locked it in and took advantage. >> five straight finals, hasn't been done since the 60s since bicelts, hasn't been done for a reason, it's really, really difficult. >> to get here five straight times is special. saying that we know we have more work to do, the goal is to win the finals. >>> on to . a's-indians. here it comes. there it goes. matt olson, 417 feet. his 4th 2-0, a's. 4-3 game, aroldis chapman 4-3 game, matt chapman. his 11th. and a's win it. sixth inning andy suarez gives up two-run homer to austin riley. giants got two hits, in fact no hi

damian: it will be more volatile. david: which affects your hedging costs. damian: absolutely.hina, the volatility has gone up considerably. if you look at some of these indicators, you're right. it is getting more expensive to borrow. people cannot rely on where these levels will be next week or next month. these are things that will affect business decisions, decisions and trade decisions. damian sassower, thank you so much. coming up, stocks are in the red and trade tensions heating up. or on what i'm watching, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: i'm watching the equity market heading for the worst opening loss since may 13. joni us is miller payback equity strategist. my theme is it could have been worse. what you do with equity today? to be honest, i've been cautious on the market, but i always worry about cap openings, especially gap down openings on the last day of a month, in a marketplace where we have the stock market is very overbought. we could get a bounce anytime soon. i do not want to react to this early this morning, but at the same time, if we do get a bounce, i t

damian lillard hit a layup.land has the ball, final tick in the clock, and damian lillard can't quite hit it. steph curry, what an incredible series, as he says better luck next time to brother seth. that is a heart wrenching scene with your brother, and the warriors take it 119-117. here's steph afterwards. >> you know, five straight finals, the historic nature what that is? kind of crazy to think about. i want to enjoy it. we know whoever wins wins the championship, so we got a stay locked and pick >> like the best basketball of career. now they have nine, 10 days up before they face either milwaukee or toronto. >>> giants taking it over there in oracle. the other oracle. you get the idea that she really did not want to dress up like game of thrones? game of thrones. first page of the game by andrew suarez. two homers braves to wigiant highlight. pablo sandoval, the big man can move! he was plgreat ball yesterday in arizona. beautiful. cleveland a little brisk by the lake today, but there are a's fans there, a

damian lillard their star player comes up grabbing at his hamstring con to what 32 minutes without a field goal sees. >>injury plays out point for now to the warriors was still cooking looks inbound right back in kansas 3 to put the warriors up 17 he had 33 going into the 4th quarter in the final stanza we go to the other splash brother klay thompson, yet the triple fall. blazers time out that about does it 26 points for thompson 36 for curry ties a playoff career-high with 9 threes, one 1690 for your final warriors take game one in grand fashion. we go to steve kerr the podium. our defense was good but i also thought we benefited from. >>the schedule, you know we were able to finish our last on friday and they had to go. too tough game 7 in denver and a quick turn around so the schedule favored us um and uh but i thought we took advantage of the situation in and got off to its turf. >>game 2 thursday back in oakland coming up later in sports. we'll have more reaction from oracle warriors are off to a fantastic start in this series and the oakland guy damian lillard the superstar for

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their belts, universities have seen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy the man one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. an investigation is under way as a man and a woman are questioned on suspicion of murdering two boys aged 13 and 1a in an incident at a house in sheffield. police were called to the property on friday and six youngsters were taken to hospital. the four other children are aged between seven months and 11 years and are not seriously injured. crew had to evacuate a cargo ship after it began tilting in the river mersey. the container vessel began listing at gladstone doc

>>also in that injury reported said that damarcus cousins and a mate damian jones will also not be playing but you know what the game must go on and it starts at 6 o'clock here at oracle a lot going on as you said we have 2 brothers facing off against each other yet steph we got says the first brothers to ever play against each other in a finals games, a very exciting plus we have an oakland native. one trailblazer best players, one of the best players in the nba. he is going to be playing here tonight damian lillard so we'll have to see how he's feeling we have reaction from steph curry about pulled him play his brother and about lillard so stay tuned, we're covering the warriors all all morning long we're talking about the shirts that they have year so stay with us, we'll send it back to you ok last look forward to that very much sara and you know what else we've got a special right here on kron four at 4.30. >>you can check it out on channel 4 or on our new streaming channel on kron on breaking news this morning. we have 2 people that were taken to the hospital following this fire that

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their beltscial crash, universities have seen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. rules that allow homeowners in england to build extensions without planning permission are being made permanent. ministers say families can now avoid time—consuming red—tape — but the local government association has warned that councils won't be able consider the impact of such extensions on neighbours. have a look at these pictures. crew had to evacuate a cargo ship after it began tilting in the river mersey. the container vessel began listing at gladstone d

>> damian is at the top of the kidney donor list.ts was available but it ended up being too damaged to be used so they are waiting for another organ and waiting together! >>> well, james hole husbander's winning streak on jeopardy is now $1 from breaking the record for non-tournament play that belongs to ken jennings. as holzhauer's streak continues he could pass jennings in a matter of days. >>> new charges in the case of a man intentionally accused of running down a crowd of people. more on the hate crime enhancement. enhancement. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. shopfor up to 40% offal day eveon appliances...first ...plus use your sears card and get an extra 10% off. and you'll also get three h

damien sets our -- damian sa ssower, have you ever seen anything like this?pore uses its currency as a monetary policy tool, so it is kind of funny. it is pegged to the dollar, so it is an interesting list. but what comes next and how the markets are interpreting this is important. authority of singapore looks like they were going to cut rates, now they might not be able to. ofnie: is it also a way getting around the rules michael was talking about should the u.s. decide to go the currency route with china? damian: this is all smoke and mirrors. it is definitely pegged right at china. you look at the rhetoric in china, people referring to rare earth metals, this is a rare would note people that is a telling sign of where trade negotiations are between the u.s. and china. they were supposed to label china as a currency manipulator back in the first 100 days of office, according to president trump. this was key to his campaign in 2016. this is now the 50 edition of the semiannual treasury report -- this is the fifth edition of the semiannual treasury report, so

damian grammaticas reporting.dwards and the team, from 10pm tonight on bbc one and the bbc news channel, and all the results will on our website, too. a former inspector at the care quality commission says a report into whorlton hall hospital, carried out nearly four years before bbc panorama revealed alleged abuse of patients with learning disabilities and autism, raised concerns about the unit, but was not published. ten care workers have been arrested in a police investigation. our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. whorlton hall hospital in county durham now stands empty following the allegations in the panorama programme that some staff were bullying and intimidating patients with learning disabilities or autism. the current owners, who took over injanuary, have moved all patients elsewhere. the undercover reporter found a disturbing culture in this privately—run nhs—funded hospital. when i look to the notification, it raised a number of concerns... in 2015, barry wilkinson raised an inspection

. >> nbc's damian trujillo is in san jose with powerful moments. a very touching day. >> all day, they brought out the big guns out here at the oak hill cemetery in san jose. they're doing a show for the visitors here. it's always such a moving and powerful tribute here at oak hill, young and old gathering to make sure the nation never forgets those military members who never made it home. amid the bagpipes and the patriotic colors, little max mcgee walks from headstone to headstone pennies in hand saluting every soldier who lay before him. >> and we lay a penny on each headstone so when their families come and whoever comes to visit them will know someone came to pay their respects. >> among those remembered was sean walsh of san jose who left home with dreepams of becoming canine handler, a dream cut short in combat in afghanistan. >> for me the void is very big, but i'm blessed that his friends never forget him, so that's -- you know, and i'm blessed that the country never forgets. >> in sean's memory his family us foundation provides police k-9

damian hinds has spoken in the past, revealing that while most sectors have had to tighten their beltsties have seen their income from fees go up. he also pointed to an increase in the number of international students who pay more for tuition. but there have been reports of universities being on the brink of bankruptcy. and one institution has been revealed as having needed a bailout from the office of students. universities uk says any drop in fees should be replaced with funding from the government to avoid harm to students, the economy, and communities that benefit from universities. sarah walton, bbc news. i'm joined now via webcam by chris hale, director of policy at universities uk, the collective voice of 136 universities in england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. what would the impact be on universities if tuition fees we re be on universities if tuition fees were reduced to £7,500 and there was no other funding to make were reduced to £7,500 and there was no otherfunding to make up were reduced to £7,500 and there was no ot

damian hinds said that the elections will be treated by some voters as the second referendum on brexit suggested the brexit party is ahead by a significant margin, its leader, nigel farage, said he would use a successful result to demand its inclusion in the government's eu negotiating team. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young reports. theresa may is keeping faith with her brexit deal but there is little sign that she is persuading others to back the plan. so the uk is still in the eu, and has to hold european elections. senior conservatives are braced for a challenging contest. these are going to be difficult elections for us, that much has been clear from the very start. i mean, look, for some people, this is the ultimate protest vote opportunity. actually, turnouts tend to be quite low in european elections anyway, and people do use it as something of a free vote, and i think that's going to be even more true this time. ironically this is, in a sense, for some people, the second referendum. and two opinion polls out today suggest nigel farage's new brexit party could do we

oakland high alum damian lillard will be back to play the warriors. wayne freedman reports that lillard is hoping to close down oracle arena with a golden state loss, wayne. >> he respects the history for certain, but he'd like to end a certain way. he is a very thoughtful young man, holding a press conference just across the bay from where he grew up. let's just say this. the personal context of this series has not escaped him. >> i think it's a storybook moment. >> and maybe it's a bittersweet confusing one for certain peopl school, damian lillard. now the portland trail blazers superstar guard. here he hopes to knock off the warriors in the nba western conference finals. >> when people ask you where you're from, what do you say? >> east oakland. brookfield. >> but damian lillard who sat down today arrives fresh from an unexpected seventh game victory in denver, a memorable series with amazing shots and one game that went four overtimes. this is a young man who remembers being in a high school basketball game at oracle arena. >> i was with my brothe

the education secretary damian hinds says he will introduce all 30 report recommendations.n the same area, between two different areas. we are going to respond to this report in a number of different ways, including tightening up other guidance to schools, but also taking the biggest single recommendation, which is around changing the accountability systems. damian hinds announced a consultation to look at how schools can be made more responsible. frankie mccamley, bbc news. two journalists jailed in myanmar after reporting on a massacre of the rohingya minority have been unexpectedly freed as part of a presidential amnesty. wa lone and kyaw soe 0o — who worked for the reuters news agency — were sentenced last september to seven years' jail, after investigating the involvement of burmese security forces in the killings of rohingya. jonathan head reports. ben. it was in the end quite a long walk to freedom. but a high pressury one for two men sentenced last year to seven for two men sentenced last year to seve n years for two men sentenced last year to seven years in prison

and news feportedly damian lillard their star player oakland zone comes up the wrapping his hamstring he went 32 minutes without a field goal street and see the injury plays out now back to the warriors walk curry still cooking on the inbound. >>cannes a 3 to put the warriors ahead by 17 appeared 33 points going into the 4th in the final stanza to the other splash brother klay thompson steph the triple to fall blazers time out 26 point for thompson 36 for curry times a playoff career i with 9 threes. one 1690 for your final warriors take game one. in grand fashion game 2 thursday back in oakland coming up later in sports. we'll have reaction from oracle. >>as the warriors are off to a great start in the series now again can grant still no update on the status of kevin duran he will be re evaluated later this week but right now the warriors are in good shape. all right well maybe save himself for the finals because they seem to be doing just fine and thank you mark. and as mark just said it is a family affair with curry brothers out there tonight, it features staff for the warriors set

steph curry, he came out. >> i support damian. i'm a cross between damian oakland but it's all about the warriors. i'm sorry. it's about the warriors. i'm not going to go out like that. >> to see the game last night, it wasn't cheap. ticket aggregator site ticket iq put the average price of a warriors ticket on the secondary market at over $1000. the second highest ever next to last season's 1800 per ticket. >>> meantime the sharks have hit the road for game 3 of their western conference finals. >> they are lacing up in st. louis looking to take a series lead over the blues. but fans here in the bay area can still cheer on the sharks in san jose. another free watch party is taking place at avaya stadium. sharks now how to treat their fans too, there is going to be a deejay, inflatables and photo booth. the puck drops at 5:00. >>> san jose's plan to fix badly damaged roads has hit an unexpected road block. why the future of the effort is now up in the air. >>> plus the cost of pork has spiked in recent months and expected to climb

young french international damian penaud opened the scoring for clermont.1997 european champions. greg laidlaw came on as a replacement and scored a second before wesley fofana made it three tries helping them to a 36—16 victory to take them alongside harlequins as three time winners. it's the last 16 of rugby league's challenge cup this weekend. three teams are already into the quarterfinals. halifax and wakefield will bejoined by hull, who overcame casteford tigers 28—12. they remain on course of a third wembley appearance in four years. olympic sailing champion giles scott says the decision to remove the finn class after next year's games will effectively end his olympic career. it's part of a major shake—up by world sailing who are seeking to improve gender equality and boost the sport's youth appeal. it's a great shame for the class. it is something i hold quite close. in terms of other boats i would be able to sail, it is pretty limited. the most difficult thing is really not for someone like myself but for the younger guys coming through. it is fair

damian, thank you, and we apologise for the break—up on the line.he lives of eight people, has been hearing evidence about the radicalisation of one of the attackers. our correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. what have they been hearing? we have been hearing some of the background information, this is the first time at the inquest has got to hear about one of the three attackers. we will hear this information about all three of them. we have been hearing from an assistant dci waynejolley, one of the people in charge of the london bridge attack investigation and he's been talking about this journey to radicalisation that one of the attackers went through. and he was nearly out of school, the inquest heard he was a respectful lad, shy, also into gangster rap, he smoked cannabis, he liked to make out he was an east end london batman. his sister said he was a party animal until 2012 and in 2014 something changed, one of his former collea g u es something changed, one of his former colleagues said they had a discussion about the murder of le

hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm damian johnson.head from us on the programme: my most emotional race — lewis hamilton wins the monaco grand prix just days after the death of his mentor the legendary niki lauda. dundee united miss four penalties in their shoot—out defeat by st mirren to blow their chance of a return to the scottish premiership. and a last gasp winner helps charlton defeat sunderland once again and return to the championship in the league one play—off final. also coming up in the programme: a winning return to the french open for roger federer after four years away. and a pb for kjt — katarina hits new heights in the heptathlon with a world—leading points tally in a prestigious meet in austria. there was an emotional victory for lewis hamilton at the monaco grand prix. in the week that his legendary mentor niki lauda died, hamilton held his nerve in a thrilling race through the streets of monte carlo to increase his lead at the top of the championship. here's our f1 reporterjennie gow. an emotional roller coaster of

damian lillard had a chance to win the game in the 4th but the ball bounced out. this game went into overtime, then draymond green hit as clutch shot. ch shot. that was the dagger. the warriors win 119-117. damian tries once more to win for portland right here but it didn't happen. the warriors won. steph curry and draymond green became the first pair of teammates in play-off history to have a triple-double in the same game. the warriors are the second franchise as the boston celtics back in the 1960s to reach five straight finals. >> they was getting everything they wanted and everyone else was. we knew if we wanted a chance to win the game we had to make a stand defensively and that is what championship basketball is all about. you may not be able to do it for 48 minutes but if you can lock in the most when it matters you can live with those results >> we play with confidence. we have been here before and been through a lot of different experiences and, you know, the championship mentality shows down the stretch tonight. find a way to get it done in advance >> t

damian trujillo is live along the silver creek, the site of a new flood control project. >> reporter: part of the budget goes to projects like this, but to keep making improvements, the agency says it needs to raise rates, and that is not sitting well with some customers. it's been one of the wettest seasons in recent memories, yet a local water agency once again calling for us to conserve more water. >> everybody should conserve water. they're going to have a lower water bill that way. >> reporter: projects like this are built to defend against the 100-year flood. similar projects are needed all across the santa clara valley, but to pay for them the agency needs to raise rates by more than 6%. >> we have a lot of projects on our plate over the nexter proje. >> reporter: the agency sells water to 12 distributors, including the san jose water company. those retailers then sell the water to you and some 2 million other residents, and it is those customers likely to foot the bill. the first hike came because san jose water said they lost money when customers did so well conserving during

thanks, damian. and ben rich has all the weather.also coming up: game of thrones actor kit harington has checked into a wellness retreat in the us. his publicist says he‘s working on some personal issues. hello everyone — this is afternoon live. i‘m ben brown. borisjohnson has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum that the uk sent £350 million to the european union every week. a judge at westminster magistrates court has ruled that mrjohnson should appear before a crown court. 0ur political corresepondent, jonathan blake has more details. the claim at the heart of this case, made by borisjohnson and others in the eu referendum campaign, that the uk sends £350 million a week to the european union. now, in the first case of its kind, the former foreign secretary is, for his use of that claim, accused of misconduct in a public office, a criminal offence. marcus ball, a businessman here on the right, is behind the legal challenge, a private p