damián trujillo: lo más básico.ddie garcía: sí, exactamente, estaba haciendo mi trabajo y tenía que ir a ayudar; pero esas cosas que son bien-- para nosotros que hablamos español, que es fácil, es algo que se puede, se puede aprender, y nuestros oficiales son tremendos, y lo están aprendiendo. damián trujillo: y por ejemplo, ahora, un cadete que quiera ser oficial en la academia, se le incrementó por algunas semanas esa estancia en la academia, porque hay más que usted quiere que ellos sepan, y usted quiere que sepan la historia de la policía en esta nación, que no siempre fueron días de gloria, fueron días muy oscuros, hace dos siglos, y usted quiere que ellos sepan eso, para que sepan los rencores importante, porque esta ciudad,n cuando tú eres, yo tenía 21 años, y cuando yo iba a un sitio en nuestra ciudad, que había una comunidad que no tenía relaciones positivas con la policía, yo quería saber por qué, hay razones, hay razones en la historia de américa, de los estados unidos, que la policía no necesariamente er

damián trujillo: ¿por qué hay cambios? ¿por qué tanto cambio se ha--? alex padilla: sí, la meta es tratar de elevar el nivel de participación, porque no solo es mejor para la democracia, cuando más personas participan, sino los resultados mejor reflejan las prioridades y los valores del pueblo; cuando solo unas personas participan en cada elección, y otros casi no, no creo que los representantes en verdad representan el interés del pueblo. damián trujillo: en muchos países extranjeros, méxico por ejemplo, también hay acusaciones, que las elecciones no son limpias; eso es el trabajo de usted, ¿verdad? de asegurar que sean limpias, y que no haya ninguna cuestión de que quizás así, o quizás no, tienen que ser limpias del inicio al final. alex padilla: sí, exacto, las elecciones en california, en los estados unidos, son accesibles, son seguras, y son transparentes; el proceso, inclusive, por ejemplo, los sistemas de votación que se utilizan por cada condado, tienen que ser probados primero para asegurar que están seguras y no

damián trujillo: y ya te has lanzado, ¿verdad?son canciones que yo compuse; el primer sencillo se llama, "te vuelvo a besar", es una canción que la hice con la cantante leslie grace en méxico, y bueno, esta, esta canción es el primer sencillo, que de hecho ya va a comenzar a sonar en el radio, en toda la república mexicana, y esperamos que muy pronto aquí en estados unidos también, y bueno, es un proyecto que ar la oportunidad de colaborar con rodrigo cuevas, que es un productor mexicano, el hijo de aída cuevas, y bueno, un monstruo dentro del género regional; y la verdad pues es un, es un gran honor poder, poder colaborar con él en este proyecto. damián trujillo: ¿y qué se siente, o qué se va a sentir cuando prendan la radio y escuchen la voz de manuel romero? manuel romero: va a ser, va a ser algo muy, muy bonito; para mí como cantante, como compositor, poder ir manejando y de repente ¡pum! que salga mi canción, ¿no?, es, es un sueño hecho realidad, y bueno, este, gracias a dios las cosas se están dando muy positivas; entonces e

damian: tell us about community solutions.osio: so, community solutions is a local nonprofit located in south county. it's a mental health agency that provides comprehensive services. we specifically work out of the solutions to violence division, where we provide services for sexual assault survivors, domestic violence survivors, and human trafficking survivors. we've been providing services for intimate partner abuse survivors since 1978, sexual assaulsu and human trafficking servicin and when we talk about human trafficking, we talk about labor trafficking, sex trafficking, and commercially sexually exploited minors. damian: that seems like such an ancient, ancient term when you talk about human trafficking. tell us about how ancient it's not and how it's prevalent probably in people's neighborhoods who are unaware of it. kim gutierrez: so, we know that human trafficking does occur a lot more commonly than i think the community believes. labor trafficking orhat sex trafficking.g is, labor trafficking, where someone through

manuel romero: thank you, damian. pleasure to be here, a pleasure to say hi to everyone here in the bay area and share some new music. damian: yeah, well, you know, i think the first time you were here on the show, you were about this big. now, you're about three times the size of me. tell us about your trajectory and how that's gone. you're living in arizona now. manuel: yeah, you know, music has taken me many places. and yeah, i'm based in arizona, but traveling a bunch back and forth between the us and mexico. i just recently signed a record deal with warner music mexico, and we're promoting some new music, so it's an exciting time. got some of my songs that i've written that the label has chosen for this new project, so it's a really exciting thing going on. damian: we have an old clip that i wanted to show. maybe for about 15 seconds, we wanted to show that and see if that brings back any memories for you. [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] damian: what a voice. do you remember those days

damian: yes. well, karla, it seems like this is more than him handing you a check and saying, "here you go." it sounds like the fact that he and the committee saw something in you, believe in you, that's got to mean more than the actual check that they give you. karla: and exactly--specifically, the check that they give me doesn't only pay for my tuition. i always tell them that any adventure--and when i say adventure, it's like going to speak to border patrol at san diego to talk about immigrants' rights and advocating for the immigrant community, starting an internship at a nonprofit that supports the immigrant community. it's literally investing in any new project that was inspired from don catalino and the foundation. i think that my worth is something that the majority of the students feel is that we were inspired by don catalino to not only pursue a career, but pursue a career that makes meaningful impacts. my long-term goal is actually to open a nonprofit of my own that helps women in rural

damian: all right.ell, if you want more information, again, the election day is on march 3 all across the state. there is the phone number and web address for the secretary of state's office in sacramento. we'll be back with the honorable alex padilla, stay with us. putting term limits on congress, about washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real people on climate, health care or gun safety. the only way we get new ideas is electing new people, including a president willing to shake-up washington. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. the secretary of state of california. what can you tell us about the russians? i'm sure they're trying to tap into what we're doing here. alex: you know, i put it in this context. when i was first running for secretary 6 years ago, 99% of the questions i got was, "how can you get more people registered to vote?

remedios gómez: no, muchas gracias damián, encantada.en, pero aquí no hay nada-- muchas gracias por darnos la oportunidad de comunicarnos con la juventud, para decirles que hay aplicaciones disponibles para ellos, desde enero hasta marzo, así que aprovechen y buena suerte. damián trujillo: ¿cuál son los requisitos, dónde deben radicar, qué deben demostrar? catalino tapia: ah, este, nosotros apoyamos a jóvenes de los condados de san francisco, san mateo y santa clara; ah, ser hijos de padres de bajos recursos económicos, y tener por lo menos, por lo menos, 2.5 de porcentaje, y las ganas de seguir adelante con, con sus estudios, para superarse en el futuro. damián trujillo: las ganas, una beca que yo otorgo, me fijo más en las ganas, ¿verdad?, porque las ganas es donde le vamos a otorgar dinero a ese estudiante, quién nos va a decir que va a ser todo lo posible para mejorarse; y tú eres un ejemplo, karla, de cómo uno puede superarse y mejorarse; platíquenos de tu reacción al recibir la beca, las becas. karla hernández: sí, mira, para conoc

alex padilla: yes, it's good to see you damian. damian: well, we talk about how busy you are. mean, the primaries are early this year, so you've been busy up and down the state. alex: it is full, election season has been for some time now. you know, the day that the people in iowa went to caucus, everybody was watching the news. that was the first day that people can go into their county elections office and vote early in california. plus, the 15 million vote by mail ballots that have been arriving in mailboxes, so we're in full swing. but of course, tuesday, march 3 is officially our primary election day. damian: so, because in the past, election day was the big day for people like yourself, and now you're saying it's a month before, the day of, and a month after.

joining me is damian sassower. at the relationship between the one and credit spreads -- the yuan and credit spreads. damian: the relationship has been a very long-term, strong correlation. that broke down last year. obviously, trade had something to do with it, but also the fact that the fed started cutting rates again. you saw that rate differential blowback up. it was going to break through zero, where u.s. yields were going to be higher than china's. last year it completely reserved. -- it complete the reverse. tracking rate differentials yet again. in a world of negative yielding , rate differentials matter yet again. in white, you're looking at the difference between rates, and in the blue, looking at dollar-yuan. either we are going to see the fed walked back some of these rate cuts to see that differential compress, or the yuan is cheap, and with all that is going on with coronavirus and trade, it is a hard sell to make the case that the yuan is cheaper off of the dollar at these levels. you're basically be

let's bring in nbc bay area's damian tr damian trujillo in morgan hill for us. >> reporter: this is not seismically safe. we received information from valley water on what would happen if this dam would break. it would be disastrous especially this close to the calaveras fault. the question is is there a way to buy more time to fix the dam. one expert predicts there are 8 billion gallons of water in anderson reservoir now. the fear is in a major earthquake, water from the crumbling dam would kill thousands of people down below in morgan hill and eventually san jose. so federal regulators just ordered valley water to begin draining the reservoir. >> they are thinking about expediting this project as quickly and safely and efficient as possible. >> reporter: an engineer visited the dam to see if the outlet valve is the only option or if there is another way to pump out or drain the water, and can the water be stored somewhere else. all options will take time and a lot of money. >> it's not realistic. it's dangerous. >> reporter: the state capital via face time today, ash cal ra said it wo

damian trujillo is live in san jose with the details. damian? >> reporter: well, garvin, merchants here at the pacific rim plaza say business is down 30% to 50%. so today they brought in a heavy hitter to prove it's safe to eat asian food. there was a time it was hard to get a table at hunan fusion restaurant, but this has been the scene over the last couple months. >> the business right now is getting slow. before it's very busy. >> reporter: amy yow says receipts are way off this year, the same as other businesses in the pacific rim plaza, and they blame coronavirus. >> there are a lot of fears my office have received from the public. [ applause ] >> reporter: assembly member chu brought out a familiar face to demystify those fears. martin yan of "yan can cook". >> i don't think discrimination or targeting a group of restaurant helps. >> reporter: while some customers might be discriminating right now based on unfounded fears, yan points out the coronavirus doesn't. >> it's virus. they don't understand the border. they go anywhere. they don't

i'm damian trujillo, "nbc bay area news." >> that you, damian. if you want to learn more on how to apply for the project innovations grant, go to our website. >>> burger, fries, a shake, all sounds good. hundreds of people lining up for just that at the new shake shack in san francisco. shake shack is an east coast chain, but now its famous angus burger is available on fill more street. a big crowd showed up today hoping to be some of the first customers. this is the fourth shake shack in the bay area. the company will soon open another one at san francisco's westfield shopping center as well as locations at the san jose airport and in the city of oakland. >> we should really ask jeff, because he is our resident hamburger -- >> you are? >> yes. >> it's very -- they have the -- >> you've had it, right? >> -- caramelized onions. yes, i've definitely had it, yeah. >> shakes look good. >> and it is different than five guys and in-and-out, if i'm going to go there. >> your other two staples. >> exactly. >> out of the building at night -- >> variety is

damian: if you want to talk -- but even we are ig.has had its biggest move since the 2011 european crisis. the point is that is risk premia. basically, that is fear. the market is getting to a point of capitulation. especially with the moving yields, those asset classes gave up nearly a full percentage point of total return on the year just on the move of spreads, despite yields coming off. it's amazing. alix: jeff? jeff: investors might be better focused on incentive. what is the duration of those moves? they may not be that long. stocks may have further to fall, but they may not stay down for the entire year. the last time we saw a major bear market was in october 2007. it lasted two and a half years because we had major imbalances to clear. we don't know the extent of this pandemic, but it seems more like a near-term one or two quarter economic hit, certainly on the earnings hit. it could go down further, but the rebound on the other side may limit the duration of decline in the markets. i think that is important to long-term inves

in san jose, i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, damian. now, our website is a great resource for election information. in fact, we've posted a voter guide highlighting the issues in every single continue. if you want to check it out, go to nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> making progress, that's the update from santa clara county where when it comes to keeping people from becoming homeless, county leaders, sacred heart and an organization called destination home say they've helped 4,000 people stay in their homes in the last two and a half years. it's because of a program that gives families temporary financial assistance. the county says it's prevented 95% of those on the edge of homelessness from having to move out. >> we're really trying to put our arms around this problem. on the one hand, one arm, we're trying to build the housing. on the other arm we're trying to keep people from becoming homeless because i think that's the only way we can actually as a community stem the tide. >> since the program was launched in 2017, county offic

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damian, martin's only son, stuck by his father. >> he had a hard time after my mom died.alked to him about my concerns and he didn't want to believe that my father was capable of killing my mom. >> but alexis' conviction was absolute. every time she stepped foot in her parents' home, only one thought went through her mind -- >> this is where he killed her. >> and yet there was still no hard evidence that martin killed michele. almost two years went by. martin and gypsy still carrying on in plain sight. but then, in january 2009 -- >> suddenly they are both arrested? >> yes. >> yeah. >> but not for what people might have thought. >> oh, no. >>> coming up, two lovers cook up a secret crime. >> he stole giselle's identity? >> for gypsy. nothing lasts longer and treats more symptoms for your cough, cold and flu. robitussin. because it's never just a cough. experience a more authentic and allavender. scented oil. true fragrance crafted only by glade. s.c. johnson. aleve it. with aleve pm. pain happens. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid. and the 12-hour pain relieving st

. >> damian trujillo is at police headquarters with this exclusive story for us. damian. >> reporter: i've seen the chief of police mad before, but i've never seen him this angry. the chief is furious with the judges and the courts, and it may all stem from bail reform. >> of course i believe he's a possible danger to the public. >> reporter: san jose's police chief was calm to start our interview, but he quickly became furious. >> my officers are sacrificing a lot. to have an individual with this type of fire power get released back into our community six hours later? it's shameful. >> reporter: the chief is talking about this man, eddie garcia. he was arrested this week and charged with being a felon in possession of these illegal guns. >> a short barrelled rifle, a silencer, ammunition, an assault weapon, an extended magazine with a half a kilo of cocaine and child endangerment. >> reporter: a jail magistrate released garcia on supervised o.r. soon after his arrest. it was a second similar release by a santa clara county judge in less than a month. >> there's a

issue as you can see, damian green and others who are not part of that brexit process are all in on that we have. so it isn't really about exit. what it is absolutely is about a group of people, many on the backbenches, who are very worried and have a real concern about our security, and i would simply make the point that all of our friends and allies that we hope to do trade deals with in the future, like japan, america, hope to do trade deals with in the future, likejapan, america, new zealand, australia, india, have all said they are unhappy with the british decision, and so my answer is, actually, these are people with open markets, people who our companies will want to do business with and are doing business with at the moment, existing markets that are free and fair, and then we pitch that against the possibility of doing more business in china, in a which is very restricted, very controlled, in a totalitarian regime which uses these technologies to repress people like the uighurs, tibetans and others, doesn't sign up to human rights and the global network of how business is d

powerful powerful cyclon damian has struck north western australia bringing heavy rain and winds of over 200 kilometers per hour the storm came ashore in the country's western pilbara region it's knocked out power in some areas but so far there are no reports of serious damage or loss of life. who could have political scandal in a small eastern german region turn into a full blown crisis for chancellor angela merkel's federal coalition government leaders of the 3 coalition parties meeting in berlin to deal with the fallout from wednesday's events in the eastern state of touring here lawmakers from locals c.d.u. party sided with the far right alternative for germany to elect a new state premier of the regional government shattering a german post war political to boot against cooperating with far right parties the political maneuver has found widespread national outrage and hundreds of protesters have gathered outside today's meeting. and they have a new political correspondent kate brady is outside that meeting she joins me now kate what's going on there so far what's the object objective

powerful cyclon damian has struck north western australia bringing heavy rain and winds of over 200 kilometers per hour the storm came ashore in the country's western pilbara region it's knocked out power in some areas but so far there are no reports of serious damage or loss of life. hong kong is making a fresh if it to prevent the corona virus from spreading or thora he's there are imposing a mandatory to wait quarantine for anyone arriving from mainland china so far the virus has killed one person in hong kong but in mainland china the death toll is far higher more than 700 people there have died and over 34000 people have fallen ill and there is deafening distrust over how beijing has handled the outbreak robots brought in to assist the fight against corona virus it means less patient to patient infection reducing the risk to medical staff. a christian many mourn the death of whistle blow a national hero dr leahy when liang spotted the virus that eventually killed him. people in china are also angry criticizing the government for delays cover ups and chaos in neighboring hong kong a new go

number ten's vendetta against the number ten's vendetta against the bbc will cost them votes and damianas said that destroying the bbc wasn't in our manifesto. there's going to be a consultation on replacing the license fee with a subscription model but we will wait for that consultation. the number ten source said about the consultation, we will whack it. i am not quite sure what they will whack. are they going to work the bbc? it is a vendetta against the bbc. i don't believe the government is going to abolish the license fee. instead they are into decriminalising. it is going to cost the bbc a lot of money and weaken the bbc a lot of money and weaken the bbc. i see it as an agenda to put the wind up it, to make it more scared, to make it less willing to stand up to the government. i should say it is notjust the conservatives who play this game. i thought what was particularly depressing today, another leadership —— another labour leadership. he saw candidates a sort of standing up but they were saying well, the bbc is no friend of the labour party. but is it the bbc‘s job to be the f

nbc bay area's damian trujillo with details. damian? >> reporter: behind me is considered a high gun crime area by police. and so the d.a.'s office will pay some special attention to the neighborhood. now as you mentioned this comes just days after our reporting that the police are arresting a lot of felons with assault rifles, but the courts are releasing those felons within hours with no bail. >> our policies in santa clara county and counties across the state can't work if there's no one enforcing them. >> reporter: that's how board the supervisors president cindy chavez introduced the county's new gun violence unit. five members including a full-time prosecutor will be assigned to issue arrest warrants and target suspects in domestic violence cases involving guns. >> we're going to be able to make it safer. >> reporter: and santa clara county 6,000 felons each year are ordered not to have guns, but the police department and the d.a.'s office says other county offices need to do their part as well. the concern comes after our reporti

we're live in san jose, damian trujillo. >> thank you, damian. a double whammy for california, a dramatic drop in sierra snowpack and word that drought conditions are spreading across the state. new map shows that more than 23% of the state is now in a moderate drought. we're talking about the areas in beige, including contra costa and solano counties. this last week, less than 10% of the state was considered to be in a moderate drought. this comes as california has one of the biggest droughts in history. a 94% drop since february. >> hoping for a miracle march, but it doesn't look like it's being forecast. i hope it's not the beginning of a five-year drought or three-year drought. >> overall, 70% of the state is abnormally dry or in a moderate drought. >> is this a hole we can time to big ourselves out of? >> i think we can still make a dent in it. i don't think we need to panic about a drought as bad as the last time around, but it's certainly worth paying attention to, as we have been following this now for weeks and even longer. this dry tren

that was damian lee, and what it was, was a job exchange partnership with united airlines. one of the sponsors for the golden state warriors, as andrew wiggins there, and damian lee, doing some of the duties there. they also assisted passengers with boarding. they made announcements prior to takeoff. and they did no flying, however. >> i just chose to drive, because i thought i was going to actually be able to start flying the plane, but they told me i'm not qualified for that. >> you didn't think there were a little more training for that? >> they told me i'd have to go to school. i have to respect their wishes. >> the energy in the air, the leadership from the coaching staff to the players. everyone took on the responsibility of like a winning culture, and that's something i want to be around. so like i say, i'm excited for it. >> andrew wiggins, new arrival with the golden state warriors. meantime, they are pushing the spring training thing right along in the cactus league. >>> giants opener set for saturday in scottsdale against the dodgers. not that it means a whole lo

and damian lee. and iguodala has his moment. 113-101, miami stabilizes. they're a ken tender in the nba and the warriors are 12-42. >>> it's not happening for the san jose sharks tonight. even on the ice they take it against. and the first taking off. this is good. eric carlson scores it and they're on the board, 3-1. the power play situation, and they close with a classic. his 12th goal suddenly is 3-2 but the flames go up 4-2. and try to outdo this thing, matthew kachuck. that is one of the most sensational. you can see the guiles do that in practice but to game it and do it is sensation. there was some stuff going on that was kind of life and limb. there was a guy in that uniform. from beyond the 3 point line this gives you another vantage point of it. it's catapulted through the bucket. now this, i can't explain this. this is tj hawks jumping from the second floor of a mall. and you think one little thing goals wrong there and broken bone and an emergency trip to the hospital. in case you missed this, this is a high school kid in boulder, colorado, wa

give credit to the warriors, only nine healthy warriors and they are battling damian lee knocks down the 15 point in the first quarter. they lead the pelicans by 7 points. we'll have complete highlights at 11:00. >>> the new york continues their four games road trip with the game in new york in a seventh day in a row. yesterday was the rangers and today is the islanders. the sharks would tie at mid way through. taking another look, kind of hard to see, camped out in front of the net. the puck goes off humanisc stic into the net. islanders, 4-1. empty san jose lost four in a row. >> i like our spirit. we got a back-to-back situation going. and it is a tight game for the night. >> it was a stressful game for us. it is just one of those games back and forth and you know islanders are pretty tight. we just could not see to generate any second or third chances. . >> the sharks will be playing in tuesday in philadelphia. >>> the giants beat the a's five through no pitchers. well, they wonthey got fives nb got three. >> a's pitcher received a nice ovation in arizona. >>> we have a video of

mahomes throws two touch downs in about four minutes including this to damian williams who barely crossese goal line. that gives k.c. the lead. mahomes looking to become the first quarterback in nfl history to lead three double digit come backs in a post-season. 31-20 the final. the chiefs after decades of heart break are champions. head coach andy reid no longer the winningest coach without a super bowl ring. and mahomes is the youngest player ever to win league mvp and a super bowl. he talked with us after the game. >> hey, we're coming home. it's going to be amazing. everybody be out there for it parade. we can bring the lombardy home. >> i can coach another 20 years with this group. >> come back kids how? >> heart, man. you know that. it's heart so i'm proud of them. >> you're just the third african-american quarterback to ever win a super bowl. what does that message send to kids all across america? >> i think it just means no matter where you come from, no matter how you're raised or what race you are you can go out and follow your dreams. and that's what i've always believed. every

damian: it is not just the fed. you heard it from lagarde. it from dallas had president kaplan. 36 of them over the last year have seen curves flatten. if you look at the only eight countries that have seen their curves steepen on a year-over-year basis, one of the u.s. by a basis point, but the others are all em high-yield. if you do believe term compression is upon us, and you need to get some sort of high nominal yield by moving along the curve, you've got to look to em. vincent: i think a lot of people are going to get caught out again. just because dollar rates go up doesn't mean the dollar is going to go up. if we see the global economy pickup and fed is done, and the fed may raise rates, that is not necessarily going to mean a stronger dollar. it is going to be stronger export growth for em. you can see the dollar go down with higher rates. the carry trade is one function of how we trade affects. it is -- how we trade fx. it is definitely not the only one. that would be too easy. there are so many other factors that come into fx, which

that's like load if you take a look at the satellite what you see there that spinning that a cyclone damian that is going to be making landfall on saturday bring some rain across much of the area so flooding is expected there but it's down here across the southeast we're talking parts of queens and parts of new south wales as well seeing very heavy rain over the last 24 hours not just the action of the last 72 hours across much of this area here is sydney take a look at the video there a big change from what we have seen of course with a while for the bushfires the while far as burning across the area that low visibility this is definitely much needed rain but some of it is quite heavy and we are seeing a lot of flooding across much of the area in terms of the heavy rain that was up here in cape byron just to the north just the last 24 hours 275 millimeters of rain more rain is expected actually very heavy rain is expected over the next 24 to 72 hours across much of that area really targeting sydney and they're going to be seen as very heavy rain in terms of maybe 300 to possibly 400 millim

here we go, damian lee with the lay up. warriors lead by as many as 19.ack come the wizard wizards bradley beale had 33 points. golden state does find a way. draymond green to burks. 10 rebounds, seven assists. and burke's finished with a team high 30 points. great passing by the wooriers. a corner three. golden state holds on for the 125-117 win. they'll try to get their third win in a row on wednesday in brooklyn. fingers crossed. >>> the san francisco 49ers returned home after coming up short in super bowl liv. but even before they got on the plane, the team was thinking about next season and they believe this is own lee the start of something big. >> it's a long way down the road but we have a young football team, very talent said. it's one of those things that you have to remember this feeling in the future. >> losing sucks. lose ogen the biggest stage is not fun. a lot of emotions, not a lot of fun ones. i mean ultimately your goal is to win the super bowl. so, i'm going to do whatever i can to come back. >> we surprised a lot of people this year. e

damian williams scored the second touchdown and made it 30-24. the 49ers started the fourth quarter up 20-10 but just couldn't keep the lead. >> we're a young team. got a very bright future so got to take this in stride and remember this feeling and let it tule us in the off-season. >> pretty brutal. hard question. yeah, i mean, just honestly sucks and there is not anything you can wrap your head around. i peel like i wish i had another half to play and we don't. >> kansas city won the first super bowl since 1970. and it is the chiefs' head coach andy reid first win in his 21-year career. cheryl hurd is in miami from heartbroken fans. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. to say that this loss was a disappointment for 49er fans is an unts statement. they played well if the first half and fell off in the fourth, bringing some fans to tears. kansas city chiefs fans enjoying the moment of victory. 49er fans feeling the agony of defeat, bringing this young woman to tears. her father is the defensive backs coach for the niners. >> i'm just a little emo

the pride of oakland, how about damian lillard, 22 of 33 in the second half, and portland wins by 6. heat at chase tomorrow nigh. seahawks quarterback russell wilson, stanford women's senior day. his sister anna is on the cardinal hosting usc. lexi hull, sliding to the hope. cardinal in the lead, 4th quarter it's the wilson younger, dialing from distance, her second three ball of the night, and russell is excited about that. stanford wins by 20. they're 21 and 3. cal women lost to ucla overtime. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock. aaron rodgers we hear from him. >> husband went to stanford. it's fun this time of year. >> all year round. >> house divided. >> chris, thank you. >> much more to come on abc 7 news at eleven. a north bay man living in wuhan, china, describes the pan and i can desolation in the city as coronavirus continues to take more lives. >> and of course more oscars coverage, the actors

here we go, damian lee with the lay up. warriors lead by as many as 19.y beale had 33 points. golden state does find a way. draymond green to burks. 10 rebounds, seven assists. and burke's finished with a team high 30 points. great passing by the wooriers. a corner three. golden state holds on for the 125-117 win. they'll try to get their third win in a row on wednesday in brooklyn. fingers crossed. >>> the san francisco 49ers returned home after coming up short in super bowl liv. but even before they got on the plane, the team was thinking about next season and they believe this is own lee the start of something big. >> it's a long way down the road but we have a young football team, very talent said. it's one of those things that you have to remember this feeling in the future. >> losing sucks. lose ogen the biggest stage is not fun. a lot of emotions, not a lot of fun ones. i mean ultimately your goal is to win the super bowl. so, i'm going to do whatever i can to come back. >> we surprised a lot of people this year. expect to get almost all these guys

no damian lillard, the pelicans win 128-115.meantime, college basketball will be wild in the month of march, and women's basketball looking pretty good on the stanford side of things. yep, the ever popular dancing tree serenaded by the sanford band. one: 40 left, that's kiana williams with a little jumper, has the cardinals up by 6 with 1:35 left, but then oregon state has the ball, they need 32 tired, slocum led 26 points on the night, clinks that shot, victory for stanford, 63-60 and with it they get a first round bye in the pac-12 tournament coming on. steph curry bringing his family college basketball from the women anall about oregon star sabrina ionescu, the young woman owned the evening off the rebound she gets the offense of quibec, never a game for oregon, they just blew portland out. 11 rebounds and 11 assists, her dad is loving it, 93-61, oregon, easy does it. time to check this out, the south dakota women's college basketball team working it out after practice it. you won't believe this. all right, now, that is to in

thank you damian, we shall be keeping an cross this stories. —— across this story.today: it's been announced that the duke and duchess of sussex will step back as senior members of the british royal family from the end of march. the change of role for prince harry and his wife, meghan, follows their decision to become financially independent, and their hope to avoid some of the intense media spotlight focused on them and their son, archie. here's our royal correspondentjonny diamond. well, one last burst of royal engagements in march and then as you say, at the end of march it is all over for their public royal role. we know that they will come back regularly, we are told, but when they do, they'll come back in a private capacity. they will not be working on behalf of the queen and that means their office here in buckingham palace will close. duke will hold onto the titles and the military ranks that he earned when he was in the forces but is honorary commands like the captain general see of the royal marines will be suspended. —— like captain generalcy of the royal

damian?seen some februarys where the water levels are twice as high as they are right now here along the gaudalupe. but no one is panicking. not yet. robert found a relaxing day to spend his day off, dropping the hook at kalor reservoir. he noticed something you don't normally see in kaloro. next week looks like more of the same. >> as these storm systems pass

hello again it's good to have you back here in western australia of course we did see our cycling damianmake landfall we're now dealing with the remnants of that storm here still bring some very heavy rain across much of the area monday the rain is going to stay in the forecast but really by tuesday it's just going to be some scattered showers across much of the region here down towards the south eastern part of australia of course we have been dealing with some widespread flooding across much of the coastal areas the good news is by monday evening much of the heaviest rain is going to be gone we're going to be dealing with some widespread showers going forward as well as into tuesday for city though it is going to be a better day the floodwaters will begin to recede we do expect to see a terms there of 28 degrees and up here towards new caledonia we have a new tropical cyclone making its way towards you it is getting stronger as we go towards midweek and then here across parts of japan expect to see some better weather the biggest system is now moving out we're going to be seeing a more

sunny diagonal al-jazeera western australia is also struggling with bad weather tropical cyclone damianhas brought heavy rain and winds it's expected to create a potentially dangerous storm tide and wind gusts of more than 200 kilometers an hour millions of desert locusts so swarmed into uganda for the 1st time since the 1960s they've come from kenya ethiopia and somalia the damage they've done is threatening to leave $10000000.00 people short of food. hollywood's biggest event of the year the 92nd academy awards is underway in los angeles the prize for original screenplay and best international feature film has gone to the south korean film parasite brad pitt is won the oscar for best supporting actor and laura dern has taken home best supporting actress stephanie stanton is on the red carpet she says despite initial concerns there have been some wins for non white filmmakers. the oscars has been criticized for its lack of diversity throughout the years and this year is no different still facing the same criticism there were several snobs for the nominations this year but i do want to

our europe correspondent damian grammaticas is in benidorm and has been speaking to one british expato mean for her and her business. this is what they call the english strip here at benidorm, this is the rover‘s return bar, and all the way along here we have the bars that attract english visitors, british visitors from the uk, yorkshire pride bar, and running the bar, paige dawson. the uk has left the eu. it is out. it has officially happened! your emotions, you are a breach, you have been here for 25 years. that is right. —— brit. it is a sad to leave and a lot of uncertainty comes because we don't know exactly what is going to happen, how it will work and how the transition process is going to work. it is just literally take it step step, see what information we are given and how we need to go about things now and go from there, really. i mean, you have permanent residency here in spain, butare permanent residency here in spain, but are you clear about how things go forward now, how are you going to secure your status in spain? no, we have no idea yet what documentation we are goin

damian, it is a little bit out, here we have a government with an awful lot on its plate, brexit, tradethey do? they hold a consultation on bbc, what is going on?” do they do? they hold a consultation on bbc, what is going on? i am not sure, the government can explain better than i can. clearly, there are issues with the new, you know, a huge amount of change in the broadcasting landscape, i hope that the consultation does not lead to anything that actually weakens the bbc‘s ability to be, if you like, britain's voice in the world. if you look at it globally, one of the british institutions that is most admired around the world as the bbc, for all the rotations we may all have with that, even its own employees have it sometimes. i know you will look askance at that. i am a number of the bbc and i can see why they're having this consultation. ——i am an admirer. had ita consultation. ——i am an admirer. had it a few years ago and it may well come to the same result. do you the argument that what is going on is a bit of a punishment beating for the bbc because of what some of government vie

days eventually raining out in the process but this is the same across parts of western australia as damianhas pushed its way further southwards into the state on the other side of the country this is sydney we see some really heavy rainfall here as well some damaging winds high surf as well off the coast of australia new south wales of queensland but a lot of the showers there set to continue still driving in the cross at a societal account tree eventually it'll turn a little dry as we go on through the remainder of the week. but. big stories generally found to have line the media angles in this story are too numerous for conflict with different angles from different perspectives things going to really be believed deep for a moment in the war to. separate the screen from the facts the misinformation from the genocide this is clear and sounds to. hear people who think that we've the listening post on out 0. they're watching out just there let's recap the top stories right now the death toll from the corona virus has risen to 813 and that's now more than the number of people killed in the 20

giving him first super bowl victory in 20 years as a head coach, congrats to andy, late in the fourth, damiÁniam taking the short pass from patrick mahomes. goal line to give the chiefs lead 24-20, jimmy garoppolo, needing a touchdown this doesn't help the cause, giving the ball back to chiefs and setting up this, the nail in the 9ers coffin, williams again, this time no doubt about it run from 38 yards out and the chiefs are champs once again. >> i'd coach another 20 years if i could have that group right there, they are a beautiful bunch, tough-mined as you saw tonight. i'm so proud of him. >> mahomes didn't have a clean game but performed when it mattered most, honoring this coach. >> one of the greatest coaches of all time, i don't think he needed a lombardi trophy to prove that but just to do that, i mean, it puts all doubt aside. president trump even tweeting congratulations to kansas city chiefs on a great game and fantastic comeback under a immense pressure; we are proud of you in the great state of missouri, you are true champions but game wasn't the only show, jennifer lopez and sha

live in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> making it in the bay. we're trying to find solutions to the bay area's housing crisis. tonight a startup in small apartments and condos. if you don't have closet space, no worries. how about your ceiling space. they're trying this. bumblebee space is trying to help people who live in small spaces -- look how that just drops down there. bumblebee takes your bed, your books, and even your clothes and puts it in your ceiling. it all kind of hides away. you call for it from your smartphone and your shelves -- you see scott budman -- coming right down. >> the walls and floors so you can live comfortably and yet all your stuff is there. >> it looks so stylish. they are designing for studio apartments. as part of our series a look at our sky high housing prices. what can you oer cities where b people are moving to. today skut budman is taking a look at the real estate market and compare that to other places, scott. >> we got a lot of response when we did this last week. some of it, wow, this is interesting. we ha

. >> damian, we really appreciate your insight on this. thank you. >> thank you. >>> the big concern among health officials is the community spread. this is when a virus spreads from person to person in a new community without any travel link to an affected region. that's what we're seeing in california. let's talk to elizabeth cohen. she's our senior medical correspondent. this particular patient we're talking about, elizabeth, is a single patient, but this also means the virus has made a very important leap. >> right, this is the day people will remember when they write the history of this outbreak, brianna. this patient showed up at uc davis in sacramento, california, ask davis, rightly so, quickly on the day they were admitted said, wow, we have a patient with pneumonia, a cough, they've been sick for a while. they ordered a test from the cdc and the cdc did not do it initially. the cdc has been focused on testing people who traveled to china or are in close contact with someone who traveled to china, and this patient did not fit this

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our correspondent damian mcguiness is in hanau and gave an update on what we know so far.ls now that have been officially confirmed. it appears that he acted on his own. he wasn't linked into some of the far right terror cells that we do know exist in germany. there was a raid on one last week, infact, and it seems that he was radicalised by certain online communities, it would seem. we have a lot of information about his belief system, if you can call it that, by some quite outlandish conspiracy theories. he seems to be a white supremacist who believes that other ethnicities should be eradicated, if not deported from germany. so some very extreme, objectionable views, and it's because of that and of course because of the terrible violence we've seen here last night that germany's political leaders have reacted in such unanimous outrage here at the site of the second shooting. in fact, you can see the bar. the red sign there that's lit up is the bar where the shooter enters after he attacks the first shisha bar. here at this site just about an hour ago, the german presiden

receiver sammy watkins, the chiefs cap a 65-yard drive with a five-yard touchdown pass hauled in by damian 49ers are stopped on their next drive and the chiefs put the game out of reach with one minute left to play as williams rumbles 38 yards down field to the end zone to make a 31-20. that would be the final score. can you guess who was the mvp, folks? that is a no-brainer. quarterback patrick mahomes earns the honor as the game's mvp as the kansas city chiefs capture their second super bowl title in franchise history and the first in 50 years. more importantly for andy reid the longest nfl coach, 21 seasons to play without winning a super bowl title. congratulations to him. you can see the emotion that is all the players have for him winning. >> an emotional game to say the least. can i get a play by play script of the halftime show as well? >> i wasn't allowed to watch it. >> you weren't allowed to watch it? >> no. >> from the dancing, from the hips, from -- i mean, and then j.lo actually had her daughter up on stage at one point singing which was incredible to see. it was a night domi

damian? >> jessica, i've seen some februarys where the water levels are twice as high as they are right now here along the gaudalupe. but no one is panicking. not yet. robert found a relaxing day to spend his day off, dropping the hook at kalor reservoir. he noticed something you don't normally see in kaloro. next week looks like more of the same. >> as these storm systems pass through, there will only be a slight chance of rain. >> there's no rain and we go back to where we were a couple years ago, and we'll start being concerned. >> but they are not hitting the panic button. they say the underground water basins are very healthy, so even though it might look dry on the surface, the water is flowing below. >> right now they are healthy, they are full, and all that water underground -- we could store more water underground than all of our reservoirs combined. >> valley water says we're still in the rainy season, so there might still be one or two atmospheric rivers. they still urge everyone t

damian? >> reporter: the office of pretrial services makes recommendations on who should remain in jail after an arrest. on a friday at midnight i'm told a judge will usually follow that recommendation. over the past week police made similar arrests but the protocol on who to release with no bail remains unclear. these are more assault weapons san jose police seized last week. the arrests came after a judge released two other felons within hours of their arrest without requiring bail. police were outraged. this was the chief last week. >> my officers are sacrificing a lot to have an individual with this type of fire power get released back into our community six hours later is shameful. >> reporter: that type of response prompted the department of pretrial services to meet with police brass and today the director finally responded to our questions. asked if the procedures will change he would only say, quote, sorp policies and procedures are under continuous review to address legal, systemic,