damian: all right.ell, again, if you want more information, this change is coming here next week. if you want more information, you can call or log on to the wic services office. you can call, that's probably the fastest way 'cause these changes are coming, again, tomorrow, september 3. and so, we want to make sure that we're aware that you know about these changes. there's a number to call for information. we'll be back with public health and also with gardner health services, stay with us. erica: thank you. at aetna, we find that inspiring.ot game. but to stay on top of your game takes a plan. that's why aetna takes a total approach to health and wellness. with medicare solutions designed to help you age actively. aetna medicare solutions. ♪ new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. starting tomorrow with the wic program here actually across the state. we're back here on "comunidad del valle" talking about that. now there--a lot of the community's fearful about

damian: that's awesome.ow people, you talk about lucha libre, do people mostly root for los rudos or the limpios? rodrigo: can we explain what los rudos-- damian: yeah, the good guys and the bad guys. rodrigo: the good and the bad guys. well, you know, it depends how you're feeling that day. so, on september 15, depending on how you're feeling, you might be going for the good guys, sometimes you go for the bad. but at the end of the day, they're artists, and they're putting on a really great show for the community. and more than anything, it's for the children. they love it, you know? and they get an opportunity to just see something live, something beautiful for free. damian: and i mentioned that it was mexican independence day, but no, it's independence day for a lot of latin american countries. rodrigo: yes, yes. and even more so is to highlight the latino culture in san francisco, right? because we pull in--we're influenced by the brazilian community there, by the cuban, by the trinidadian, you know? and

damian: well, welcome to the bay area.tell us--you just finished up the-- [speaking foreign language] labor rights week. what kind of feedback did you get? are we still be--are there people still being claiming that they're being abused at work? remedios: oh, yes of course, and that's a very important effort that all the 50 mexican consulates in the united states celebrate and along with many of our local allies, with labor authorities, both of the federal and state level, and also with many nonprofit organizations that are dedicated to providing information and helping, and many labor attorneys. so, we organize every year during the last week of august, these--the week of labor rights just before labor day. that's the reason, and the idea is to provide information to everyone about the rights. many people, they don't know what the rights are. they think that maybe because their migratory status is not clear that they don't have any right, and the idea of the week is to tell them no matter what's your migratory status, if

damián trujillo: oh, tres meses, okey.dad no tiene acceso a la tecnología, por eso es que el condado tiene que ir a ellos, en ese caso, darles acceso a esa tecnología para que puque no llenan ese formulario, la primera vez, va a lr a su casa, y creo que debido al miedo que la gente tal vez tiene, que alguien haga eso,es inmediatamente cuando sea presentado el formulario por correo, ¿no? damián trujillo: pero la persona que vaya a tocarles la puerta va a ser una persona comunitaria, ¿verdad?, es una persona de confianza. david campos: pues es una persona que será empleada por el censo, y ahorita el censo está en el proceso de emplear a esta gente, entonces, hay muchos jóvenes tal vez que estén buscando trabajo, es un trabajo temporario, por solamente unos meses, pero les pagan $30 la hora, entonces, que trabajen que, para que las personas que estén empleadas, sean empleadas por el censo, sean de nuestra comunidad, ¿no?; pero, pero lo importante es que el gobierno nizadeones de la comunidad, les dará dinero para que nos ayud

damian: our audience hasn't met you.ntroduce yourselves, tell us about you, where you come from, and maybe your vision for the consulate. alejandra: of course, i'm very glad to be back in california because about ten years ago, i left this extraordinary state.

we're live in santa barbara, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> damian, thank you. a family in stockton were among killed. david kishall and his daughters were on board celebrating a birthday. one of the daughters was a nurse and her father also worked there. their family is heartbroken tonight. >> they were outstanding citizens. they're just bieautiful, specia. they did everything right. i don't understand. >> today employees at st. john's hospital gathered at the chapel to pray for the kitesal family. what caused this fire, how did the crew respond and was there a flaw with the safety requirements? some say the rules may not have been stringent enough. jodi hernandez joins us with that part of the story. jodi? >> reporter: by all accounts the company that operates this boat has a stellar reputation, but at least one expert says the exposw in the industry's safety regulations. >> it's easy to imagine how much they wished they could just get through the hall and get out into the water. >> reporter: forensic naval architect paul kaman says it appears the 34 people wh

damiÁn se repudiara con su hija. vilma razona, univisiÓn.batido por la policÍa. el autor de la masacre fue identificado por el fbi como seth de 36 aÑos. han pasado 24 horas del ataque y todavÍa permanece muchos interrogantes sobre los trÁgicos hechos, como nos cuenta pedro rojas. pedro: a siete muertos y dos heridos eleva el saldo que dejÓ la balacera en una autopista en texas . la segunda en ese estado en menos de un mes. el jefe de la policÍa dijo que las edades de los fallecidos oscilan entre los 15 y 57 aÑos y agregÓ que el arma usada por el atacante fue un rifle ar 15. el fbi identificÓ al causante como seth, un hombre de 36 aÑos de edad que muriÓ al emprenderse oficiales. el jefe de la policÍa que sanÓ a nombrarlo al pÚblico dijo que recibÍan la zona y tenía pasado criminal. sarah relato la experiencia que viviÓ cuando el atacante le apunto con la pistola. el hombre estaba allÍ tenía un arma grande,de apunto, relato llorando. gabriel estaba grabando medio cuando parte de una bala impactÓ su brazo. la bala que me impactÓ traspasÓ una ca

damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today we're celebrating 32 years of siren, plus a san francisco latino film festival on your "comunidad del valle." ♪ damian: we begin today with the monthly visit of the mexican consulate in san francisco. with me is the mexican consul general, remedios gómez arnau, here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. our viewers on nbc haven't met you. so tell us a little bit about you. welcome to the bay area. remedios gómez arnau: thank you, damian. well, i'm very glad to be here in the bay area. we cover 13 counties, from san mateo, alameda, and contra costa, up to the border with oregon. we have around 900,000 people of mexican origin in this area.

damian, what did we learn? >> reporter: such a tragedy, jessica. the news conference sendended a 25 minutes ago. we were able to get the raw numbers from the rescue members in santa barbara county. we do know that eight crew members were on board. five of them made it safely and 30 passengers. one is still missing. they've recovered four bodies and they can see four more bodies on the ocean bed. effort are underway to recover those bodies at this time. it is still unclear if the remaining victims are still inside the boat. we're told the boat is very unstable right now. it is inverted and it is also on the ocean bed. emergency crews say the chance of an immediate rescue was minimal. >> this is probably the worst-case scenario you could possibly have, to be in a remote location, have a fire that occurs, have limited, if any, firefighting capabilities to address that, and then to have all of a sudden a fire that spreads very, very rapidly. you couldn't ask for a worse situation. >> reporter: the age of the victims or passengers is still unknown. the

damian grammaticas, bbc news, lisbon. this is the briefing from bbc news.ave been accused of trying to cover up evidence that president trump used his power to solicit foreign interference in next year's election. after an election campaign marred by deadly attacks, afghans prepare to go to the polls to choose a new president. climate strikes are set to continue across the world. teenge activist greta thunberg willjoin one march in montreal, canada, with others planned in europe and asia. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. the backlash against borisjohnson continues in the uk papers. the is front page has the prime minister's sister rachel joining in the criticism, saying mrjohnson is using a strongman gambit to whip up voters. "i won't surrender no—deal threat" headlines the daily express. the paper says a defiant mrjohnson has told mps to control their tempers, but insists he will keep on talking tough. the times has a warning from senior allies of borisjohnson saying that britain will face ci

damian grammaticas there.enied doing anything improper after admitting that he asked the queen for help during the scottish independence referendum campaign in 2014. he was speaking to the bbc in a two—part series which begins tonight about his six years as prime minister. mr cameron said he turned to buckingham palace for support when a newspaper opinion poll backed independence for the first time. the queen later urged people to "think carefully about the future". our political correspondent helen catt reports. it was a referendum on david cameron won. in 2014 scotland rejected independence but the former prime minister wasn't always confident it would be victory he was staring in the face, and he's now revealed that when the no campaign started trailing in the polls he turned to the for help. i remember conversations i had with my private secretary and i had with the queens private secretary, not asking for anything that would be in any way improper or unconstitutional, but just a raising of the eyebrow, ev

damian, what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: everywhere you look here at the harbor, there are the signs of the emotional toll that this tragedy has had on this community from the family members of the victims to the highest ranking police officer in this county. everyone is in mourning and in search of answers. this newly released video from the ventura county fire department might explain why there were few survivors in this tragedy. the sheriff says all but five people on the ship were sleeping in the boat's

damian: to see services pmi's rollover was another thing.or services to rollover leads me to believe that maybe we are going to see consumption get hill little bit, and that might -- get hit a little bit, and that might start to pick up recession risk. if you look at u.s. equities at all-time highs, you tell me. the change from growth to value and defensive to cyclicals will tell you. gina: u.s. equities are on all-time high risk premium, so it is not as if u.s. equities are trading at all-time highs because everybody is incredibly optimistic about the future. we are trading at all-time highs because investors have piled into defensive equities, have piled into bonds, and the world is awash with tons of cash. so it is an odd environment because it is really difficult to price where things are. one thing i can say with certainty, investors are not optimistic about the future, even though equity prices are pretty high in a vacuum. relative to everything else, they still look extremely cheap. alix: and what happens when services pmi takes over

damian: but if you are talking marshall plan, you're talking debt forgiveness. lot of creditors aren't going to be happy to hear that. are absolutely right, emerging markets have real issues. i hate to get too technical, but the volatility across most of these currencies has flattened considerably. what that means is you don't see any urge or need for people to own those currencies. rallysically saw this on little volume and nothing to show for it, so i think you will see a lot of that snapback. alix: you're making me worried. vincent: you should have a little anxiety. [laughter] you had one analyst at jp morgan way in and say, "those trades worked well until the rotation started, and now we are in the middle of collapse. this eventually leads to the capitulation of short value beta trades." is that a good thing or bad thing? i genuinely don't know. we were so over positioned, maybe it is good you get the reversal, but i have no idea. vincent: a lot of this has to do with rotation out of dividend stocks and into some sort of value stock. if we see the response f

damian. >> janelle, last night the council voted to sanction any strike by 531 meaning they have the full support of every labor union in the county if it comes to that. while they are working on negotiations they are ready to work out. >>> the signs are ready to go. thousands of them inside the office of of sciu local 521. >> you can see the picket signs here we're prepared to strike gelgt getting ready the members are ready to strike. they voted for the strike. >> the strike could come soon. a walkout would mean longer lines in many county offices. >> now serving 8, 622, at window number 20. >> potential delays in obtaining permits or getting other county services. both sides are still negotiating. but all indications are they are not close. >> we have some areas that we really are, you know, trying to work hard to get closer to in my department. >> sources tell me the county told supervisors for the to approve vacation plans for employees over the next two weeks anticipating a possible strike. the county executive overseas the negotiating team. today supervisor sandy chavez said t

damian trujillo has the story. damian?: janelle, this is the shopping center in question. sometimes they clear it out, but sometimes the homeless guy camped out on the sidewalk, the school is right down the street. but you can see they are blocked the other sidewalk over there at this time. the locals say the homeless are physically terrorizing the area. we were there during morning drop-off and afternoon pickup at the local school on lucretia avenue. each time we saw people and families having to dodge the homeless, who often take over the entire sidewalk. >> we're being tortured by them, i'll say that. >> reporter: when they're not blocking the sidewalk, the owner of the lawn dro mat says they're physically assaulting them. >> especially at night it's really dangerous. >> reporter: the cook at the local taco stand says she too has been attacked. she says she was struck in the face recently. she also accuses the homeless of stealing her tip jar several times. the clerk at the quick stop says that crime is blatantly. he sa

damian collins is the chairman of the british parliamentary committee we've had evidence from facebook but we feel that we should hear from oxford because he buys into mr he's the person who decides what happens at facebook there are still big concerns are faced with not enough to investigate the role of fake accounts they've not been transparent on the issue of data breaches in user data and make up in the hands of people who shouldn't have it. fake accounts russian trolls data mining complicated stuff and none of it doing much to quell my fears the. there was something unpleasant lurking in the brakes it undergrowth but i barely scratched the surface next up was another whistleblower this time someone who'd worked for the official vote leave campaign i was working with the some of the top advisors in the country you know constantly seeing boris johnson michael gove you know some of the most influential politicians in britain. recent graduate sharma's sonnie joined vote leave in early 2016 and was asked to engage with ethnic minorities but we've understood that they couldn't just win

damian collins is the chairman of the british parliamentary committee we've had evidence from facebook but we feel that we should hear from mark zuckerberg because he buys into mr he's the person who decides what happens at facebook there are still big concerns are faced with not enough to investigate the role of fake accounts they've not been transparent on the issue of data breaches in user data and make up in the hands of people who shouldn't have it. fake accounts russian trolls data mine. complicated stuff and none of it doing much to quell my fears that there was something unpleasant lurking in the brakes it undergrowth but i barely scratched the surface next up was another whistle blower this time someone who'd worked for the official vote lead campaign i was working with the some of the top advisors in the country you know constantly seeing boris johnson michael gove you know some of the most influential politicians in britain. recent graduate sharma's join vote leave in early 2016 and was asked to engage with ethnic minorities but we've understood that they couldn't just win o

damian collins is the chairman of the british parliamentary committee we've had evidence from facebook we feel that we should hear from mark zuckerberg because he buys into mr he's the person who decides what happens at facebook there are still big concerns are faced with not enough to investigate the role of fake accounts they're not. been transparent on the issue of data breaches and user data and they got in the hands of people who shouldn't have it. fake accounts russian trolls data mining complicated stuff and none of it doing much to quell my fears that there was something unpleasant lurking in the bricks that undergrowth but i barely scratched the surface next up was another whistleblower this time someone who'd worked for the official vote leave campaign i was working with some of the top advisors in the country you know constantly seeing boris johnson michael gove you know some of the most influential politicians in britain. recent graduate sharma's sonnie joined vote leave in early 2016 and was asked to engage with ethnic minorities but we've understood that they couldn't jus

damian collins is the chairman of the british parliamentary committee we've had evidence from facebook but we feel that we should hear from oxford because he buys into mr he's the person who decides what happens at facebook there are still big concerns are faced with not enough to investigate the role of fake accounts they've not been transparent on the issue of data breaches and user data and they got in the hands of people who shouldn't have it. fake accounts russian trolls data my. complicated stuff and none of it do much to quell my fears that there was something unpleasant lurking in the brakes it undergrowth but i barely scratched the surface next up was another whistleblower this time someone who'd worked for the official vote leave campaign i was working with some of the top advisors in the country you know constantly seeing boris johnson michael gove you know some of the most influential politicians in britain. recent graduate sharma's joint vote leave in early 2016 and was asked to engage with ethnic minorities but we've understood that they couldn't just win on white votes t

damian, how do you feel after living and working in the uk for 15 years in the festival having to goalways against applying for the settlement status because of the media attention. sol for the settlement status because of the media attention. so i decided to apply because the businesses going, employ people, sol apply because the businesses going, employ people, so i need to be legal here. and! employ people, so i need to be legal here. and i did. a few hours later, i received documents that i need to send extra proof of identification. and on saturday morning, i have a pre—settlement, which is not indefinite leave to remain. you have been given pre—settled status, which is one step towards hopefully settle status? in my opinion, i was treated like a second—class citizen. it is not only me, there are millions of people who will go through it. but you have got settle status now. i have got it now and i got it pretty quickly, but i had a good platform and the home office contacted me and it was done within hours. but there are a lot of european citizens. so the system worked? the syst

our europe correspondent damian grammaticas is in brussels.iators there, trying to do some work. what are you hearing about these discussions? the prime minister's chief negotiator david frost has arrived in brussels again. he walked into the building here about ten minutes ago. now he is coming to this twice a week meetings. we understand that what may have been discussed is, he's talking about the future trade deal ideas the uk has. but those are for a strip down, basic trade deal, and the problem the eu has with that is that it makes for more diversions for the uk therefore more difficulty solving all those other problems like the irish backstop. we have also been hearing and the last day 01’ also been hearing and the last day or so from the new irish trade commissioner, the man expected to become the trade commissioner, phil hogan. he has been talking to the irish broadcaster, rte, and says he thinks there is movement happening on both sides, based on the idea that the uk is talking about a zone in ireland covering north and south or agric

damian grammaticas in brussels, thank you.e of days borisjohnson has seen his narrow majority wiped out in the commons. first, former tory mp phillip lee defected to the liberal democrats, then a further 21 mps were booted out of the party after voting against the government. christian fraser looks at how the numbers now stack up in the house of commons. so, let's take a look at the make—up of the house of commons now that boris johnson has followed through on his threat to remove the whip from those conservatives who voted against him. it means he's gone from being a prime minister with a working majority of one to the leader of a minority government. the conservatives now have 288 mps. they still have the support of the ten dup mps, which means altogether there are 298 mps who would, in theory, back the government in the commons. 0n the opposite benches, there are 216 labour mps. the snp currently have 35. there are, as of today, 16 liberal democrats, there are 14 declared independents, plus five more who belong to the indep

damian grammaticas, bbc news, lisbon.ted hit—and—run collision has been named by police. melissa tate was taken to hospital after being struck by a car in kenton shortly after half past six on wednesday, but died the following day. northumbria police said a 23—year—old man, believed to be the driver, had been arrested. all this week the bbc has been in stoke—on—trent, discovering the stories about what makes the city tick and hearing what matters to the people who live there. our correspondent, beccy wood, is there this afternoon. tell us a bit more about the stories you've been hearing? we have had some absolutely fantastic stories coming from stoke—on—trent, my home city. we have a bit of a lunchtime rush on in our pop up, this is where we are asking people to come and tell us what they think should be making the news agenda in the city, it is a unique city, it is made up of six very different towns, each with their own identity. we are getting some fascinating stories, lots of people want to talk about the strength of

damian grammaticas, thank you.members have been suspended for posting or endorsing islamophobic material online. action was taken by the party after it was informed of 20 incidents by the bbc. a spokesman says the party is still "establishing the terms" of a wider inquiry. alex forsyth is in westminster now. bring us up to date? we were passed details of 20 people who under social media identified themselves as conservative party members, these we re as conservative party members, these were handed to us by a twitter user who has campaigned on this issue. and collated data. we went through each case to independently verify. some people might have liked, endorsed or shared what could be considered offensive material on one or two occasions, others seems to be continually posting what we deemed islamophobic material. we gave these to the conservative party, the conservative party said that it looked at them and all of those it could establish were conservative party members have been suspended immediately pending fur

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our correspondent damian grammaticas is in brussels.rse, there, like here, just watching what happens? they are, absolutely, and waiting to see, because the eu, like everyone else, doesn't know, and has to wait and watch. interestingly today, the focus here, the questions to the eu, have all been about the response to a couple of things philip hammond said this morning, to the today programme, saying that it was nonsense for boris johnson programme, saying that it was nonsense for borisjohnson to suggest any progress is being made here in talks, and also multiple sources in the daily telegraph saying that borisjohnson's strategist, dominic cummings, had described the talks here as a sham to give mps the idea that there was something happening. so, we asked the commission here this morning, i said to them, are you being played by the uk government? and they said, we are an honest broker. but all they could go on to say was that they could go on to say was that they had a process, meetings, plans, but nothing concrete put on the table so

( applause ) >> but, afterwards, damian lewis came backstage and said, oh, my god when the sword snapped night? i said, well, damien, it was not planned. ( laughter ) >> stephen: you're up here on a broadway review in harold pinter's portrayal of bernard. how's it going? >> i've never done broadway, the audience has been so kind. >> stephen: do you have any rituals you do before going on stage? it's very common. >> i have an absurd and foolish warmup game. >> stephen: those are the best. >> you have a warmup for the show. >> stephen: i slap myself in the face really hard twice. ( laughter ) >> so this game is as absurd as it sounds, it's called big booty. and i've played this game since doing othello, and you stand in a circle and you number off from the top, big boot as at the top, number one, two, three, four, and you have to keep this metro nometronomic rhythm. the aim of the game is to maintain the big booty position. >> stephen: and what would that be, tom hiddleston? ( laughter ) >> just to be -- >> stephen: you don't have to actually show people the big booty. i thought perhaps it

damian, boris johnson on tuesday to hopefully resolve that.ing about a landing space for a deal with the eu, what are they making of that in brussels? there is a scented that in brussels? there is a scented that boris johnson that in brussels? there is a scented that borisjohnson when he spoke to eu leaders, they thought he sounded like a deal and there is a view that he is under political pressure at home because his no deal route blocked by parliament so his best option is to try and get a deal through before the end of october. but does that translate into real optimism here? it's very difficult to say that at the minute. what is happening in the talks going on here, the uk side has been putting bits and pieces of ideas forward, but nothing substantial on the table, nothing that amounts to an overall plan. last week that yuki was talking shall measure this week it has been talking about traded goods and customs checks but not what the eu wants, which is a full backstop irish border solution, the uk still talking about something being outsid

. >> muchas gracias damiÁn por esta informaciÓn, mientras tanto en las bahamas el primer ministro confirmÓel paso de dorian, residentes al oeste sufrieron los mayores daÑos por este fenÓmeno natural, entre las vÍctimas mortales estÁn un niÑo de 8 aÑos quien se ahogÓ en su casa inundada. >> despuÉs de tocar tierra de una manera catastrÓfica en las bahamas huracÁn dorian se ha convertido en huracÁn categorÍa 4 el gobernador continÚa exhortando a los residentes que se preparen y evacÚan. >> miguel ha seguido de cerca la respuesta de los residentes, delante miguel. >>, ya se puede sentir cÓmo se ha intensificado el poder de los vientos en las Últimas horas un dÍa cambiante pero las localidades que pudimos ver, la lluvia y olas del mar son cada vez mÁs fuertes. >> pues nosotros ya sabemos mÁs o menos lo que viene, lo que no estamos preparados es lo que nadie sabe lo que va a pasar. >> es la pregunta que se hacen muchas personas marcelino se asegurÓ de prepararse para lo peor. >> de agua, de comida papel pampers para el nene. >> muchas ciudades continÚan bajo advertencia, algo que se han tomado

a damian stevens early try hinted at a possible upset as namibia took the lead but italy eventually ranes to ease to victory. they also picked up a bonus point so sit top of pool b above the all blacks after their opening games. canada have yet to play. beaten in europe in midweek, but liverpool can't stop winning in the premier league. it's six wins out of six now for last season's runners up after a 2—1win at chelsea. but they were made to work hard, and once again var played its part. adam wild reports. midweek champions league defeat for chelsea and liverpool had brought both these sides down to earth. now the premier league is back in focus, time to reset and rethink. the plan being formulated by liverpool executed to perfection by trent alexander—arnold. the reds ahead within 15 minutes. that was a goal easy on the eye, what chelsea believed was their equaliser it was rather less so, the ball eventually put in, only for var to rule it offside. chelsea's obvious frustration increasing just moments later when roberto firmino, another liverpool free kick going perfectly to plan. they

we're in san jose, i'm damian trujillo. >>> you have to face it, the heat is on. we are in a microclimate weather alert. >> close to triple digits in many places, high 80s in san francisco. we're going to get ready for a we'll detail that coming up in the larger weather forecast. right now in the earlier look i want to take you outside because i know some of you might have smelled it this afternoon, smoke particles traveling down here from the chico area from those fiurni there. towards the north showing this poor air quality as it continues to filter in through the bay area. temperatures today, it was warm, close to 100 in sonoma, 98, walnut creek, 98, gilroy 96, san francisco up to 88. it does look hot tomorrow. it's not just an isolated event. you can see all these areas in orange are the spots under the heat advisory with 90s to low 1 hundreds expected for the most part. so, please remember to hydrate. where do we go from here? tomorrow morning, 9:30 as you step out the door, 81 in danville, 77 in liver more and 77 in san francisco. we are talking about those

. >> reporter: damian riley grew up around bears his whole life. >> i'm native american, so bears to us are not just an animal. port: his father is a retired yosemite national park ranger. riley is an avid back country hiker. >> i've seen bears my whole life and this was not only a bear, but the biggest bear i've ever seen. >> reporter: so you can imagine how upset he was -- >> it really hurts me that i hurt a bear. >> reporter: -- when he suddenly slammed into one. >> i'm sorry for that. >> reporter: he was driving a toyota prius to a hospital for shoulder surgery. >> it was so fast that what was kind of a shadow in my vision came right in front of my car within like two seconds. >> reporter: when the brown bear came out of nowhere. >> the impact of that animal was traumatic. it was violent. >> reporter: the chsecor collis this summer and one of numerous incidents involving wildlife. >> a couple bears of course struck this summer. we want to remind the folks, please pay tension to the side of the road as well. >> reporter: riley didn't do anything wrong. >> after the collision, he w

damian grammaticas, bbc news, lisbon.has led to an impeachment inquiry against donald trump is a cia officer who once worked in the white house, according to us media. it's alleged that mr trump pushed the ukrainian president to investigate joe biden, one of the frontrunners, hoping to challenge him in next year's presidential election. david willis reports. a beleaguered president donald trump returned to the white house last night. even by the breathless standards of his administration, the last few days have been particularly tumultuous. a whistleblower‘s report maintains not only that mr trump misused to the office of president for personal gain, but that white house officials, alarmed by his request for dirt on democratic rivaljoe biden, then sought to bury the evidence. president trump seen here with mr fuller ms zelensky has lashed out publicly and privately. at a closed—door event in new york, he suggested white house staff who spoke about the telephone conversation should be seen as traitors. last night, presiden

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> >>> an arrest warrant gone wrong in san francisco today leadingath of a dog. it happened around noon on polk street on knob hill. deputies were serving an arrest warrant when the suspect's aggressive dog, according to the deputies got too close. one neighbor saw what happened. >> he refused to open the door, and the dog was a pit bull, the police officers executed a forceful entry, the dog reacted and the police officer shot him. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says the suspect was also hurt but it's unclear if it was from the gunfire or a dog bite. that suspect is expected to be okay. >>> the search is on for a man who groped a woman at uc berkeley. police are showing this video of him. campus police say he groped a woman while she was drinking from a water fountain. it happened last month in the student union building. investigators are hoping someone will recognize the guy and come forward. >>> the pentagon is the latest governmental department losing money to president trump's border wall. the defense department is now delaying more than 100

damian collins is the chairman of the british parliamentary committee we've had evidence from facebook but we feel that we should hear from mark zuckerberg because he buys into mr he's the person who decides what happens at facebook there are still big concerns are faced with not enough to investigate the role of fake accounts they've not been transparent on the issue of data breaches and user data and they got in the hands of people who shouldn't have it. fake accounts russian trolls data mining complicated stuff and none of it do much to quell my fears that there was something unpleasant lurking in the bricks that undergrowth but i barely scratched the surface next up was another whistleblower this time someone who'd worked for the official vote leave campaign i was working with the some of the top advisor. as in the country you know constantly seeing boris johnson michael gove you know some of the most influential politicians in britain. recent graduates sharma's joined vote leave in early 2016 and was asked to engage with ethnic minorities but we've understood that they couldn't ju

joining us now from the harbor, damian, what have you learned? >> reporter: set sail from santa barbara harbor, candles for the victims. believed that the passengers were sleeping below deck at time of the fire and the memorial continues to grow. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. >> reporter: by the time emergency crews arrived. boat with 39 people aboard was engulfed. five crew members survives. >> boat has sank, on the seabed, on the floor in 60 to 62 feet of water. >> reporter: search and rescue into the morning but hopes of finding more survivors is dwindling. >> fact it sank, we're preparing for the worst. >> reporter: by nightfall, a memorial at the harbor,well wishers dropping by to pay respects, knowing many people who use these same docks possibly remain at bottom of the ocean. >> pcs charter school in santa cruz says that two of their students and one parent were aboard that vessel this morning. live in santa barbara, nbc bay area. >> that's heartbreaking news. >>> we know the identity of one of the victims, lives in santa cruz. naui instructo

we're in santa barbara, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >>> nbc bay area for the latest on the development story, we'll be streaming a news conference later this morning, it's scheduled for 10:00. we'll bring that to you live and sharon katsuda is following all of the developments in the newsroom. she'll join us back here in a half hour. >>> in a few hours, gilroy takes another step in its recovery from the garlic festival mass shooting. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us outside of christmas hill park which this has been closed since the shooting. >> reporter: correct, marcus, but at 8:00 a.m. the city of gilroy will open christmas hill park behind me for the first time in more than five weeks. you'll recall it was the last sunday of this past july, the gilroy garlic festival was wrapping up when a 19-year-old man armed with an assault type rifle entered the park, shot and killed three young people, and injured 17 more. the suspect shot and killed himself as police engaged him within a minute of the shooting. today will be the first time the general public is allowed

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damian? >> reporter: it's popular with the kids, but nobody here is vaping, but if those numbers are correct from the county, 1 in 3 high schoolers tried electronic cigarettes or vaped. there's fears o f a mysterious lung disease and they're figuring out how to get the message out to kids. it's one of the hottest high school fads. >> mostly every day i see it around. it's a common appearance in bathrooms, locker rooms, and during passing periods. >> reporter: ava is a cheerleader at lincoln high school and admits to experimenting with vaping but says she quickly gave it up. >> i said no. >> reporter: health experts say far too many kids are getting hooked so they held a summit to address the concern. their hope is to use students like ava to help deliver the just don't do it message and sound the alarm among teens who vape. >> it is imperative to include youth in any of the work that's being done that they are the ones seeing these things on the ground and need to be part of the solution. >>

well, our correspondent, damian grammaticas, who's in brussels has been trying to find out, during then its talks with the eu over brexit, as boris johnson has claimed. david frost, the prime minister's chief eu adviser, was here, was at the european commission. he left there a short time ago. as he came out, we tried to ask them questions, we said, "has there been any progress"? no answer. "is this a sham, as has been said?" again, no answer. he got in his car and drove off. we were told he had been discussing with the eu side issues around the back stop, around the political declaration, around a free—trade agreement that borisjohnson says he wants. that was all the hints of what might be going on that we could tell. but my reading from that, what you have to see in that — the commission said today nothing new was presented this morning. this afternoon, if those things are what was discussed doesn't amount to anything new, either. it amounts to problems in trying to get an agreement with the eu because in all of those things are areas where borisjohnson wants the agreement that's on

we're in santa barbara, i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> still ahead, more details on that victim from northern california and hear from folks who went to that memorial in santa barbara. at 10:00 this morning, we will get an update from investigators. >> 6:04 for you right now. gilroy takes another step in its recovery from the garlic festival mass shooting. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us outside of christmas hill park which this has been closed since that shooting happened. >> reporter: it is, but not for much longer. at 8:00 a.m. this morning, the city of gilroy will reopen christmas hill park behind me for the first time in more than five weeks. you'll recall it was the last sunday of this past july, the gilroy garlic festival was wrapping up when a 19-year-old man armed with an assault type rifle entered the park, shot and killed three young people, and injured 17 more. the suspect shot and killed himself as police engaged him within a minute of the shooting. today will be the first time the general public is allowed back inside the park since the attack. >

damian grammaticas, bbc news, lisbon. change protesters continue their fridays for future campaign. the teenage activist, greta thunberg, willjoin a march in canada to highlight the issues. in new zealand, around a0 events have taken place, with thousands rallying in auckland. 0ur correspondent, phil mercer, says teenagers in new zealand are rejoining the friday marches — after a week off for school commitments. many students in new zealand were sitting there school exams a week sitting their school exams a week ago and couldn't take part in that global wave of protests we witnessed a week ago, including very large protests here in sydney and across australia. i think it is safe to say that new zealand has never seen climate rallies on this scale. some political leaders across in new zealand say they are staggered by the numbers. it is reported that 40,000 people have marched in the capital wellington, demanding that the centre—left government do much more to address the effects of climate change. these young protesters h

. >> that's damian trujillo in santa barbara. now, a stockton family was among though killed in the deadly fire. a father and his three daughters. among the members of the family that were killed were nicoli storm anda angela rose. we're learned two of the daughters were nurses at h. at st. johns in stockton. the mother posted on facebook th that her heart is broken. they were on a dive trip with the parents of one of the girls. none of them survived. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live inanz with w >> reporter: well, as students arrived here at pacific collegiate school here in santa cruz this morning, some of them learned for the very first time that two of their classmates likely died in that fiery boat accident. the school had grief counselors here to help the students. friends confirm tia, her father steve and diana were on a labor day weekend dive trip aboard the "conception" when the boat caught fire and sank. tia's good friend, 16-year-old baranisea felipe was with them as well. all four believed to be killed in the fir

damian trujillo's wife sent me hats and chili peppers, if you know you know.w us on facebook and twitter and instagram. >>> trending now, it is off-season for warriors' star steph curry and he and his wife brought a new property. according to variety magazine they purchased an off market home for $31 million in june. ever since his arrival in the bay area he's lived in the east bay closer to oracle, maybe no surprise he's relocating across the bay with the warriors playing in the san francisco chase center. >>> kelly clarkson is starting week two and welcoming a big name in pop music. >> former coach of the voice christina aguilera and that is a job kelly now has. both music divas agree no matter how famous they get, their kids bring them down to earth. >> my daughter will be like, shh, trying to sleep. >> my daughter does that to me. let's sing and then go, shhh. >> the hand to me too. >> and i'm like, people pay for this. >> give me the hand. >> they don't care. it is kind of awesome. >> don't forget to catch the kelly clarkson show at 3:00. kelly is pulling

nbc bay area's damian trujillo reports. >> reporter: it's one of the hottest high school fads. >> mostly every day i see it around. it's a common appearance in bathrooms, locker rooms, and during passing periods. >> reporter: ava is a cheer lead at san jose's lincoln high school and ad miss mits to experiencing with vaping but gave it up. their hope is to use students like ava to help deliver the just don't do it message and sound the alarm among teens who vape. >> it is imperative to include youth in any of the work that's being done that they are the ones seeing these things on the ground and really need to be part of the solutions. >> reporter: especially they say when vapes are beingisguised as school instruments making them look like flash drives, even highlighters to fool teachers and parent. the county superintendent says e-cigarettes come in 15,000 flavors increasing their appeal and doing a lot of damage along the way. the state department of public health has identified 65 potential cases of acute lung disease among youth who have vaped in california including one fatality. >>

next let's get the assessment of damian grammaticas in brussels.hnson might be talking about optimism, seeing a landing zone for a deal, in brussels, the view is a bit different here. not really a sense at the minute that they could to be very optimistic. a real sense, in fact, that the negotiations that are going on, all the discussions, not really negotiations, have not amounted to anything substantial that could give grounds for optimism. the uk has been presenting some sort of ideas and floating some proposals, last week it was to do with food and agriculture if he is to deliver on his promise but the problem is could to get something through the parliament and would ireland drizzle because ireland says they they do not want anything short of a fully operable backstop. and we'll be looking at the human and environmental costs of hurricane dorian after it devastated the bahamas just over a week ago. these are the latest images and we look at these pictures, it will come as no surprise that this is the worst disaster in the bahamas history. tens

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