damián trujillo: buenos días; y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en els nuevas leyes de inmigración con siren, en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con el nuevo líder de mission neighborhood centers en san francisco, el señor, richard ybarra, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, el nuevo director de esta buena agencia; señor ybarra, bienvenido al programa, y felicidades. richard ybarra: muchas gracias por la bienvenida. damián trujillo: gracias, platíquenos un poco de usted, yo sé que usted ha sido líder de la comunidad campesina en el valle de salinas, y ahora toma cargo aquí en mission neighborhood centers. richard ybarra: sí, uno de mis trabajos fue como organizador en el valle de salinas, desde salinas hasta king city, conozco muy bien a los pueblos y a las compañías de antes, como la--y otros, murphy, gonzález packing, he trabajado mucho ahí con la gente, cariñosa y, muy, con tanto talento, que han vivido ahí, y han, han sido la gente que nos han dado de comer por tantos años, hasta, hasta la fecha de hoy. damián trujillo: entonces

damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo and today, the girl scouts and the farmworkers caravan on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ damian: we begin today with the monthly visit of the consul general of mexico in san francisco on "comunidad del valle." with me is the consul general, remedios gomez arnau. consul, welcome back to the nbc site. it's been a while. remedios gomez arnau: thank you, yeah, i'm so excited to be with you again, damian. damian: thank you so much. what's the latest? how are things going at the consulado in san francisco right now? remedios: well, very busy, actually, because right now it's time for people to file for taxes. and many of them, they require their passports to identify, so we have a lot of people, but we still have to deal with the pandemic and to keep the distance, so we invite everyone to do their appointment through online at mexitel. if they have problems about how to do the appointment online, they can read our web page. there's a video telling them what to do. and if there's an emergency, we also ask the

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; soy damián trujillo.hoy en el programa, liderazgo de primera clase con american leadership forum, en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con los jardineros que siguen otorgando becas, aquí en el Área de la bahía; estamos hablando de don catalino tapia, que nos acompaña hoy en comunidad del valle, de bay area gardeners scholarship foundation, y yaneth gutiérrez, es una de las estudiantes que recibió una de las becas de don catalino. buenos días, y bienvenidos; bueno, ya son tardes; y bienvenidos al programa. catalino tapia: muy buenos días señor damián, ¿cómo está usted? damián trujillo: bien, bien, gracias; bienvenidos otra vez, yaneth, bienvenida. ah, don catalino, pues otra vez, ¿verdad?, veo yo que la pandemia no, no los ha detenido a ustedes, siguen al pie del cañón, en frente, y siguiendo adelante con sus becas. catalino tapia: primeramente, quiero darle las gracias por darnos la oportunidad de estar aquí en su programa, ah, este, promoviendo las aplicaciones para nuestras becas; y no, del

damian: all right. item that has come up recently is a new proposal by the newest california senator, alex padilla, along with senator elizabeth warren and a couple of congress members. tell us about this new proposal and what it intends to do. eliana: yeah, so this new proposal is the citizenship for individuals deemed essential workers during the covid pandemic. these individuals include workers who were in the healthcare sector, those who worked in hotels, hospitality, transportation, janitorial, agriculture. so these individuals who were working during the pandemic would be eligible for this citizenship. damian: so my understanding is, first, they would apply or receive permanent residence and from there that's why we talk about pathway to citizenship, is that eventually, at a later date, they would be eligible to become citizens if it's approved by congress and passed by and signed by the president. eliana: yes, correct. if this act is passed by congress and passed into law, the individuals would g

. >>> (♪mÚsica♪ damián trujillo: buenos días; y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; yo soy damián trujillo tropa de niñas, girl scouts, que están asistiendo, en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico en san francisco, la cónsul remedios gómez arnau nos acompaña en comunidad del valle; cónsul, buenos, bueno, ya son tardes, buenas tardes, ¿y cómo le ha ido en este mes en el consulado de méxico en san francisco? remedios gómez: muy bien, muchas gracias, muy ocupados, pero, gusto de saludarte nuevamente, damián. damián trujillo: sí, bienvenida otra vez; mire, acaba de pasar-- - hemos estado-- - ¿han estado ocupados? remedios gómez: sí, sí, sí, y sobre todo ahorita que la gente está haciendo su, o sea, impuesto, ¿no? damián trujillo: ah, platíquenos de eso, y lo que está, ¿cómo ustedes están asistiendo para que ellos hagan esos impuestos, o declaren los impuestos? remedios gómez: sí, este, primero, recordarle a todo mundo, que debido a que todavía seguimos en la pandemia, y que tenemos que mantener la distancia, eh, no podemos atender

thank you, damian. damian: thank you.ormation, we're gonna have that on your screen for you. this is the american leadership forum, silicon valley. they're right here in the heart of silicon valley. there's a web address and a phone number for more information. again, we'll have two of those fellows next here on, "comunidad del valle." stay with us. my dermatologist was raving about pure retinol. it's amazing. new revitalift night serum with pure retinol our most potent retinol. in a clinical test, 100% of women showed reduction of wrinkles, even deep ones. new revitalift night serum with pure retinol from l'oréal paris. new revitalift night serum "comunidad del valle" by two of those alf senior fellows. with me is kim rivera who is an executive at hp, and also raul lomeli who is the principal at voices academy here in the south bay. welcome to the show, both of you. kim rivera: thank you. raul lomeli: thank you so much. damian: raul, you've been on the show before so we'll get to you in a bit, but kim, tell us about, you

damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle; soy damián trujillo.y en el programa, reconociendo a los trabajadores esenciales, en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con los museos que ya se están reabriendo en todo el Área de la bahía, especialmente, el museo de young, que tiene bonitas exhibiciones; con nosotros está maría luisa fuller, de red latina media; maría luisa, bienvenida al programa, y bienvenida a telemundo otra vez. maría fuller: muchísimas gracias, ya los extrañaba. damián trujillo: no, no, sí, claro. maría fuller: encantadísima de estar aquí con ustedes. damián trujillo: ah, gracias, es un placer; platíquenos un poco de, de la emoción que sentimos, a que ya podemos reabrir esos museos. maría fuller: la verdad, es una bendición; ah, tuvimos que cerrar un par de veces por los reglamentos de la ciudad, pero ya, finalmente, este pasado 06 de marzo abrimos, y tenemos que controlar la capacidad, que estamos trabajando a 20% de capacidad, pero, tenemos ahí las exhibiciones especiales, especialmente, pudimos conservar a frida, que

he took in damian, dialysis neds and all.ven though prior to the hallway meeting he was a confirmed bachelor who delighted in his child alsoness. >> i did not think i could take them with me and still survive. >> reporter:damian said, right back at you bro. >> i said, yeah, i get out of the hospital. and i was like, my math teacher out of all people. >> reporter: they got along famously, but damian refused to get too excited he saw fairytales fall apatfobe but some team actually do that.t they will like just kick you out. they will be happy with you one day and then just kick you out the next. >> reporter: i suppose only time will let you trust. >> yeah. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since we first told the story. damian was able to get that transplant and he is now a much healthier, very typical 15-yeaold. >> even though it's been absolutely the hardest t thing have done. nuli otdra t will keep him. >> reporter: a few months ago, fin adopted damian. teacher and student, now father and son. >> to be accepted. feels

damian comes through in winning time.hot blazers go up to with 13 seconds left ensuing possession. great tribe by green monterey mon after the fake and no, it's not the time bucket and studies called for an offensive foul. they reviewed it much to the chagrin of the warriors and steve kerr that place stands and then they get one last gasp after a couple of miss portland free throws, david lee the prayer no good one away, one of six the final word. this after winning three in a row, have now lost two in a row facing phoenix tomorrow, last game before the all star break. long story short deal with the sharks. too many great players highly paid players to be just this plane mediocre this far into the season example one, eh? go to the abs game tonight against colorado, where they just basically flat lied, and that's their former buddy jonas donskoy. now with colorado second period church did play a decent first period was scoreless mico ranson, and we'll bury the one timer as his ninth goal of the season so far, one nothing a

damian grammaticas, thank ou for on target. damian grammaticas, thank you for bringing _ on target. for bringing us _ on target. damian grammaticas, thank you for bringing us up _ on target. damian grammaticas, thank you for bringing us up to _ on target. damian grammaticas, thank you for bringing us up to date. - on target. damian grammaticas, thank you for bringing us up to date. we - you for bringing us up to date. we will have more for you on vaccinations, butjust to bring you up—to—date on another story. the alex salmond inquiry has concluded that nicola sturgeon misled holyrood, the bbc understands. sources close to the holyrood committee say there has been majority vote that nicola sturgeon misled the committee. but a scottish parliament spokesperson said the committee is still finalising its report. nick eardley is monitoring all of this from glasgow for us, so what has emerged night? the this from glasgow for us, so what has emerged night? the committee are still meetin: has emerged night? the committee are still meeting at — has emerged night? the committee are still meeti

let's bring in damian sassower on this story.e thought, you hike 200 basis points, and here we are? dollar lira up 10%. what is your early take? damian: the lire is off at 6% over the last five years. this is not about rates. this is about the currency. the former governor had gotten reserves up to about $50 billion, headed in the right direction, but they will have to lean on that buffer right now to protect the currency. they haven't had credibility in some time. just before this move, we were talking about don't mistake this for a fact. the central bank of turkey is still being pulled behind it. we are seeing spreads trending higher. the turkish five-year cdf spread is double that of south africa after today's move. lisa: how much liquidity is there in this asset class? damian: there isn't a lot of liquidity, but the reality is some 86% of outstanding lire positions are versus the yen, see you are seeing the yen rally today because it is this carry trade that has been in play and is now being rolled off. but so, it is any gues

el virus luego de días y días intentándolo muchos con una cita para ser vacunados vamos a ir con damiána y en otras partes del área de la bahía lo que ha provocado enojo ansiedad y frustración para muchos encontramos una fotografía en la que no está sonriendo es aquesta madre tiene un tipo de distrofia muscular que compromete muchos músculos >> una dice que leafecta su función cardio de que su condición impacta sus músculos >> estos todo lo que recibe cuando intenta hacer una cita no hay espacio disponible >> hablando en inglés >> ya dice que se siente frustrada ha buscado citas en fresno su de california y hasta sacramento >> la capacidad es muy grande pero el problema es que no tenemos bastantes vacunas estamos esperando más vacunas es importante realizar de la cantidad para ver si hay más vacunas audio no entendible >>el doctor dice que 30% del condado ya está vacunado hubo al menos una dosis esperan un aumento la disponibilidad de dosis en las próximas semanas en un correo electrónico a un grupo de trabajo del estado dijo que condado de santa clara tuvo cerca de un 50% de aumento en

damian: so my understanding is, first, they would apply or receive permanent residence and from there that's why we talk about pathway to citizenship, is that eventually, at a later date, they would be eligible to become citizens if it's approved by congress and passed by and signed by the president. eliana: yes, correct. if this act is passed by congress and passed into law,

damian: absolutely.he capital controls that have been put up have really prevented speculators from taking positions on dollar lira, although if you look at the lira-yean, 80% of options on the tokyo exchange are long. but you're absolutely right, if you look at five-year credit default swaps in turkey, they have moved significantly higher in south africa, nigeria. very idiosyncratic. they seem to be contained for now, but this is just wash, rinse repeat in turkey which is a shame, because the former central bank governor had done a lot to restore the confidence in the central bank. kailey: can they provide enough support, or are they going to be strong-armed out? damian: that is the question. a lot of them are big issuers of debt. they can match their assets and liabilities pretty well, but you're absolutely right, you would think that now they are going to be cutting rates. that interest rate margin is expanding. that would be good for the banks. but it is really not because bad debt load is going to g

damian: i think president erdogan has found religion.rthodox central banker, but he understands that do not work in years past and is embracing the new governors approach. it is easy to lose credibility and difficult to regain it. that is where turkey is right now. if you look at brazil, you have a surprise 75 hike, the market was expecting 50. the market is still struggling to digest this. after both currencies rallied off the back of the news, they are coming back in. it is a comfort to see currencies responding to higher yields. clearly the market is feeding such moves. kailey: i want to talk about the brazil rate decision. doesn't not provide adequate support to the real? damian: the overhang in brazil is the fact they have a debt to gdp ratio of 95%. brazil responded to the virus with one of the largest fiscal injections in em. the market were hoping they could get it back down into the low single digits, but now with lula entering the fray, two populist candidates, you can expect to see a lot more spending. that is not a good thing

damian trujillo is in the allan rock school district where they're still struggling to get the doors open. >> reporter: the district here is in the "we're considering it" stage. they don't have the money or infrastructure in place to well come all of the students back. they've been waiting nearly a year. finally today palo alto says all its schools are once again open for in-person learning. >> i'm going to leave it to them to be here for whatever it is that they need to be here for, to be with their peers, to get closer to their teachers, or just to get back on the campus. >> reporter: the last piece, high school and middle school campuses which opened today. students arrived in the parking lot. there, they received a covid screening, standing six feet apart and headed to class in masks. meanwhile, miles away m san jose, most of the classrooms remain empty. the superintendent didn't mince words when we asked why. >> it might not be the politically correct thing for me to say, but here it goes. i think this was designed to support districts who are already affluent and able to reopen

nbc bay area's damian trujillo has the exclusive story. >> valley water and the city of san jose say they are not able to clean up encampments because of the coronavirus not within 100 feet, but superintendents tell me that is putting the safety of their children at risk. when schools reopen, children might be greeted by this, homeless encampments along the way. 1,000 students alone at shepherd and painter schools in san jose might also witness this. used needles scattered along their path. >> this is not a safe environment for anybody, not even for our staff. >> go san jose superintendents invited us on a tour to see what their students would see if schools open tomorrow. >> there's a greater number of encampments along the creekside right now. >> this was the scene a few months ago on the same fence line cruz is talking about, an encampment fire along the school path for kids. >> we are concerned right now because it's gotten worse due to the pandemic and the inability for the county and the city to do a that they normally do. >> usually the east side gets kind of the short end of

damian trujillo has more. >> reporter: here at the mt. pleasant testing site they've seen the numbers drop. and that worries both public health experts and community leaders. the testing site at mt. pleasant high school seems desolate at times. where there used to be lines, nurses are waiting for people to show up. >> we wanted to know if we were positive or not, you know, always going out to get food and stuff at the store, just wanted to know. >> reporter: across the bay area, it seem fewer people are showing up to get tested, and that worries the experts. >> i'm concerned number one people may think they don't need to continue to be tested. so i want to urge people to continue testing. >> reporter: santa clara county's testing says now is not the time to get complacent, now when the variants are making their rounds and not when the nation is so close to the covid finish line. >> sometimes with all of the excitement over the vaccine people forget about all the other tools in the toolbox. testing is one of those. >> reporter: community l

damian grammaticas, in westminster. — to live with. of affected. i mean, absolutely it is a day of reflection, _ affected. i mean, absolutely it is a day of reflection, a _ affected. i mean, absolutely it is a day of reflection, a day _ affected. i mean, absolutely it is a day of reflection, a day of - day of reflection, a day of remembrance. so many people have lost their lives, so many families shattered. many people will be asking if things could have been different, did it have to be this way? we do have one of the worst death tolls in the world, of course. for me, i think the key thing is that we do need to learn lessons, we do need to know what went wrong, so i hope we can get an inquiry and an investigation at some point, because we could have a pandemic again in the future. there is no reason why this is a one—off, so we need to learn lessons that we are better prepared next time.- prepared next time. interesting listenin: prepared next time. interesting listening to _ prepared next time. interesting listening to the _ prepared

but you very much, damian grammaticas. if you _ rises. but you very much, damian grammaticas.much, damian grammaticas. if you are getting i rises. but you very much, damian | grammaticas. if you are getting in touch, you are welcome to send us an e—mail. what do you want from the chancellor in tomorrow's budget in the uk? 279 schoolgirls abducted by gunmen last week in north—west nigeria have been released. the governor of zamfara state said all those who had been taken had been freed and no ransom had been paid. some of the children have been reunited with their parents. one of the girls who was abducted has spoken about her ordeal. most of us got injured on our feet and we could not continue tracking. so the captors said would shoot anybody who did not continue to walk. we walked across a river and they hid us, and they let us sleep under shrubs in a forest. 0ur correspondent in lagos, mayenijones, told us more about how the girls were released. so the governor of zamfara has a peace initiative that he launched. it's an area that has a huge problem with kidnapping for ransom

the game within the game is steph curry versus damian lillard.before he started launching them and making these shots with regularity. nobody in their right mind was shooting from 35 or 40 feet. lillard has made it a part of his arsenal. the oakland native has been named logo lillard, and he makes it look just effortless. >> i love the nickname of logo lillard, because it's so smooth. >> damian is amazing. not only the skill, but his resillians, his competitiveness. brilliant player steph and damian are two of the greatest shooters the league has ever seen, and they both extend their range out to the logo. >> every time this matchup comes up, or any other, for me it's a top point guard, it's always that talent. always brings the best out of you. either one of our team's going to win, we've got to play well. >> those guys put on a great show. for what it's worth, warrior james wiseman and mychal mulder have been picked for the rising stars challenge, part of the all-star festivities. wiseman averaging 12 points per game in his rookie season. mulde

damian, thank you very much.ricting vaccine exports to non eu countries could affect the roll—out of the jabs here in britain. under plans to be signed off by eu leaders tomorrow, exports of vaccines from factories inside the eu could depend on the vaccination rate in the importing country. in other words, a country with a high rate might have to wait longer. as our europe editor katya adler reports, these proposals come against a backdrop of eu countries struggling to meet their vaccination targets. a brutal third wave. desperate lockdown protests. a deadly failure so far to get vaccines into arms. eu covid woes are deepening by the day. today, angela merkel, normally seen as the european symbol of calm and control, seemed to crumble under mounting political pressure. "germany has to stop the third wave of the pandemic", she said. but she changed her mind about an announced easter lockdown. a personal mistake, she said. across the eu, there's growing frustration at a vaccine roll—out far slower than the uk's. so

to miss portland free throws damian lee, just the prayer there. of course. no good one.at the season was not over. they just basically didn't show up down in southern california tonight against usc and the trojans. it was ugly, although they were playing without us. good of silver, probably their best player. he's still out usc taking it to of drew peterson. hard to the rim, little euro step will get it done for him. he had 15 and that's the way it went second half stanford down 50 to 24 peterson cross court for taj et who hit the 34 straight losses for stamper. this was a makeup game that was supposed to have been played. december 13th stanford wish is it never would have been made up the final 79 42 pac 12 tournament next for the cardinal. mercifully the cal women season is over. they start the pac 12 tournament, and it's quickly over for them. as they go to it. fourth quarter cal down a annie macintosh. michelle on you will get the tough floater. there are only down four but later look at taylor jones in the key like an old fashioned center right there, working for it

let's get more from damian grammaticas at westminster.a? it was the prime ministerj coming to the podium, so it was india? it was the prime minister- coming to the podium, so it was what we were all waiting for. what they were doing was very clear. you heard several things. were doing was very clear. you heard severalthings. number were doing was very clear. you heard several things. number one was this repeated message about the safety of the astrazeneca vaccine. and they wanted to repeat that, repeat the mhra here, you heard from june rain in the briefing saying they are happy the vaccine is safe, the europeans are, the world health organization. that is dealing with one thing. dealing with the roll—out, again a very clear message, borisjohnson saying they would continue to give second doses evenif would continue to give second doses even if there is going to be a drop in the supplies compared to what they expected. the roll—out is still progressing and broadly the targets looking ahead will be met. that is the second message. allied to

damian, thank you.sition in a civil court case brought by alex salmond. mr salmond successfully sued the government over its investigation into him, which cost the taxpayer at least half a million pounds. he claims they should have dropped it months earlier. meanwhile, the top law officer in scotland has defended the crown office after it expressed concerns about the publication of parts of mr salmond's evidence to msps. nick eardley reports. this is a politicalfallout on the grandest scale. nicola sturgeon's government is facing big questions. herformer mentor, alex salmond, says he's convinced she broke the rules ministers have to follow several times. i have no doubt that nicola has broken the ministerial code, it's not for me to suggest what the consequences should be. this is alex salmond in 2019. he'd just taken the scottish government to court. judges found that the policy used to investigate him had been unlawful, but mr salmond has claimed that ministers knew for weeks that they were likely to

damian, thank you.ference on coronavirus this afternoon. coverage starts on bbc one and the bbc news channel at 4.30, with the news conference due at 5. as a third wave of coronavirus infections spreads across europe, the german government has announced it will extend its current lockdown for a further three weeks. restrictions will be even tougher for five days over easter, with many religious services cancelled. 0ur correspondentjenny hill is inside a vaccination centre in bremen. the chancellor angela merkel saying the countries is a serious situation?— the countries is a serious situation? , ,, ., ., , the countries is a serious situation? , ,, ., ., situation? yes, simon, not 'ust any vaccination — situation? yes, simon, not 'ust any vaccination centre, * situation? yes, simon, not 'ust any vaccination centre, the _ situation? yes, simon, notjust any vaccination centre, the biggest - situation? yes, simon, notjust any vaccination centre, the biggest in l vaccination centre, the biggest in germany.

damian trujillo explains. >> reporter: the 49ers tell me other cities opened their stadiums to sportinglast year like the kansas city the team is confident they will be able to do the same with concerts and sporting events here. it was march of 2019 that taylor swift wowed the crowd at levi stadium. fast forward to 2020, and a much-different scene. the 49ers playing to a stadium full of cardboard cutouts. as covid numbers improve, the team says it's coming up with a new playbook to reopen its doors. the 49ers announced a new teammate today. a group of four medical experts and doctors from ucsf to help come up with a plan to bring fans back safely, as soon as the public health department says they can. >> they want to be back in the venue and know that we're doing things to make sure that their experience is safe. and so, you know, having this medical committee will allow us to lean on the experts. >> reporter: the meetings will begin this month so that the team has its strategy ready as soon as they get the green light, not just for football but for all events. the niners faithful say i

. >>> en san josé damián trujillo. >>> en este momento estamos a la espera que el gobernador de california estado esto desde el estadio de los los dodgers son imágenes que esperamos por este discurso que muchos dicen reía el más importante del gobernador desde california . >>> las cosas no meojran por (en inglés) pues vacunaron a personas que no estaban vcalificados para recibirla , al parecer se les solicitó documentos para ver si cumplían con los requisitos alameda y san mateo han dejado de enviar vacunas a en medicaly un funcionario del condado santa clara diciembre que no hay razón para agregar más burocraica en el proceso de vacunación . >>> las citas eran para santa clara y alamed apero parece que van a recibir menos vacunas , un profesor de la escuela de alud pública de berkeley dice que el mes que viene podría mejorar este suministro . >>> también (en inglés) podría pasar el tiempo para colocar a las personas a segunda dosi pero las vucunas llegarán esta semana y la próxima. >>> cientos de personas atienden al llamado de ayudar en el proceso de vacunación y también dicen que estás

damian trujillo, nbc news. >>> some major signs of optimism on the bay area entertainment front. the outside lands music and arts festival just announced its return august 6th through the 8th in golden gate park. headliners include lizzo, the strokes, and vampire weekend. this is contingent on coronavirus cases continuing to drop. >>> the monterey bay aquarium is gearing up to welcome back visitors now that monterey county is in the rid, the aquarium can open with 25% capacity. they haven't announced a firm date yet, but they have been preparing for months. among the changes, arrows guiding visitors around the exhibits in one direction. you might have seen those same arrows the your local aggressor to limit exposure. members and donors will be welcomed back first and then the general public most likely in may. >>> many people can't wait to get the vaccine, but many others are hesitant, especially in the african-american and latinx communities. but as nbc bay area lili tan says, we're ready. >> reporter: it was the shot heard around san francisco. today at the maximum seen hall he

damian: -- lisa: there was another move the federal reserve made last week which was perhaps a little more under the radar. they did not extended the exemption for the supplemental loan ratio. banks were holding a lot more treasuries on their books, and they didn't have to hold additional capital to offset the potential risk. the fact that it wasn't extended may prompt banks to have to sell some of these treasuries. do you think it has become more of a problem for the options this week as the u.s. prepares to sell $206 billion of debt? bob: i know there is a bit of a two-way argument being created on the supplementary leverage ratio. i don't understand the two-way arguments. if the supplementary loads -- if the supplementary leverage ratio did not help absorb the deposits, what was the point in the first place? if it did absorb deposits and treasuries, it stands to reason you're going to have more deposits and treasuries floating around in the system. lisa: so can you extrapolate out what that means for yields? could this lead to yields that do not lead to loose financial conditions?

draymond feeds damian lee. wiggins, nails a tough fade away jump shot. 40-point night for that man. golden state wins without curry. 116-103. ncaa tournament is back after being canceled last year. 15 seed taking on two seed ohio state. to overtime. golden eagle kevin o' banner grabs the offensive rebound. scores on the and one put back. 30 points. roberts led 69-64. final seconds. last chance for ohio state. down three, washington misses. no, and the golden eagles pull off the stunner. 754672. they become the ninth 15 seed to upset the two seed. >>> sharks against the blues. san jose, power play leading 1- 0. third period. saint louis, tyler bozac scores shorthanded number to tie the game. we go to a shoot-out. kevin lebanc. the blues win 2-1. the sharks have lost three straight games. >>> to golf, stripping at the honda classic is becoming all the rage. yesterday, it was alexander kapalon. today, it is wesley bryan who took his pants off. rolled up his shirt. needed a couple of hacks to get out of trouble. 78 and missed the cut. march madness, dan is here somewhere. march madness

if you're 50 or over, beginning this thursday, damian you said said you are eligible. say you are in one of these eligible groups, how do you get an appointment? we've compiled a list of options. first you can visit the website of the county you live in. it will list vaccination sites for to you view. it will also link to you health care providers where you can sign up to make an appointment. secondly, you can call your doctor. your doctor may be able to make that appointment for you or refer you to another location. third, you can go to alternative websites. that includes going on to pharmacy websites directly such as cvs or walgreens. it will list appointments and you go sign up there. and lastly you can go to california's my turn website. you can enter all your information. once the state deems that you are eligible, which for all adults will be april 15th, it will allow you to make an appointment in your area. that's my turn.ca.gov. we're helping as well. go to plan your vaccine.com and enter your state, age and occupation. this is helpful for your out of state rel

damian trujillo was the first to highlight this issue. he joins us near one of those encatchments with the latest. >> reporter: the school also open up their hybrid models april 12, leaving many of the principals very concerned. the principal here gave aus quick tour of what his students will walk through when schools reopen next month. >> there were two shelters up there. now there's five or six and additional shelters down further along the creek. >> reporter: this principal shares the same concern, with the encampment that popped up in the last few months across the street from her school. >> we don't always know the mental health of the people occupying those encampments, and our kids don't need to encounter and learn that the hard way. >> reporter: after lobbying from at least two school districts, the mayor is asking the city council tonight to allow cleanups near schools. >> reporter: if they're near schools, there are other areas where there's a public safety concern, then we'll ask them to move. if they don't move, we'll have to

here's damian trujillo in the salinas valley. >> reporter: agriculture is the big industry here known as salad capital of the world and they rely heavily on electricity to keep the engine running at the packing plants. >> what they're doing is processing fresh vegetables. a big part of the energy load is refrigeration. if the power is not there, it puts a significant inventory at risk. >> reporter: it has happened already during the rolling blackouts of the past two years. >> businesses needed to shut down immediately and there was a lot of economic loss. >> reporter: the wind turbines help a little, but the town of gonzalez of almost 11,000 people says it's had enough. it partnered with a company concentric power to eventually get off the grid. >> we've had it. we had almost a two-day shutdown rolling blackout that, you know, the businesses -- we don't have the exact data, but anecdotally it would cost millions of dollars. >> reporter: concentric would build the power, enough to keep the packing companies from going dark. long term, the goal is to get the entire town completely off t

damian williams, breon peace and trini ross, the senate majority leader making that announcement here this evening. we appreciate that. we have a lot of news going on. i have to ask you about the other big story, which americans are sick of these mass shootings. senator toomey proposed a compromised bill with joe manchin after sandy hook. now he's saying it's up to you. watch this and we'll discuss. >> sure. >> a big part of this is going to be to get started is up to senator schumer. does ept the want to have a chat getting an outcome, getting the 60 votes, or does he want to see something fail so he can use for political purposes? if he decides the former, we really do need to take a hard run at this. i do think there is support there that wasn't in the past. if he decides he just wants to have a failed vote, then there's no prospect. >> the majority of americans want sensible gun legislation, including enhanced background checks. my question is, though, how are you going to find some common ground and do anything on gun legislation? >> let me first say, we're in a different senate.

the ball going from touchline to touchline with damian penaud scoring in the corner.and a dramatic win — just their second of the six nations this year. wilfried zaha has become the first premier league player not to take a knee before kick—off. he promised a couple of weeks ago that when he returned from injury he would "stand tall" instead. and that's exactly what he did before today's win over west brom at selhurst park as alex gulrajani reports: making a stand, wilfried zaha used his return to remind the world that for many, taking a knee has not stopped racist abuse. back from injury after five weeks, he celebrated with a telling role in the game's on the goal. his cross handled by darnall, penalty to crystal palace. luca really makes a mistake from 12 yards out, as

. >>> tough schedule for the warriors, lebron james on sunday and damian lillard tonight? yikes. >> wright, is there a better matchup in the nba right now, and it was steph curry's game until the final few minutes. kelly oubre he hurt his wrist in practice, you want to see a healthy rest? fia cu the game, this gave portland the lead, and the warriors, draymond green has the lead at the rim, and making the great defensive play for the team, steve kerr was not happy with that call. desperation shot by damien, the >>> hooptheris to win 8- little chancanford will get another chance. they were hammered. usc won by 37 points tonight. >>> let's drop the puck on the sharks and avalanche. scoreless game, but then light the lamp for colorado. from the face-off, gerard gets one has samuel jones. they score three in the third period, and they win 4-0. the sharks have yet to win consecutive games. there have been a limited number of fans since spring training but governor newsome said the state could allow spectators at outdoor events, which would include the giants and a's. >> we have

steph curry and damian lillard shooting from half-court, throwing down alley-oop dunks with chris pauleph reclaimed the trophy as three-point shootout king. after the all-star game chris alvarez asked steph how much he is looking forward to competing with klay thompson in future three-point contests. >> any time you are in this environment you can't help but to think of how much fun that klay would have. he is trying to get healthy and will be here next year. the splash brothers bringing it back. ins it rightful place right now. we will keep it. >> absolutely. i ins. h had pot with authority. he also had 12. before halftime the buzzer-beater. santa cruz advances to the semis in the g-league, 110-84. g-league ignite lost, their season is over. st. mary's taking on top-ranked gonzaga. gaels don't have the firepower to hang with the zags. this game, really it was all gonzaga. jalen suggs, finding the mismatch. he will back out beyond the arc to drain the three. st. mary's goes home. gonzaga rolls 78-55. abc 7 sports >> all right. that will do it for tonight. thank you so much for watching

focuses on the two starting point guards, steph curry and damian lillard, both top scores. orlando watkins told 95.7, th only thing separating the two has been curry's supporting cast. >> staff has a great team around him and they have done amazing things. if you switch steph and dame, golden state still wins all of those championships. >> reporter: steph and dame might not be the best shooters. a half-court shot, everybody, jacked out of their minds. tom brady with his seven super bowl to end any doubt who is the greatest quarterback of all time. sorry, 49ers fans, even joe montana admitted it today on espn. >> is there a goat in the nfl, was it you? has brady replaced you? >> i think that tom has taken his place a long time ago. >> taking on oregon state, the third quarter. no answer inside for taylor jones. look at that footwork. she had 17 points, 13 rebounds. morgan stayed one, 71-63. he is a nice fish. >> reporter: our catch of the day goes to madeleine pence who reeled in this salmon while fishing with her dad and grandpa brad last father's day. the first catch, what

in east san jose, damian trujillo. >>> governor newsom is also highlighting successes today. he visited a vaccination site and says that california has vaccinated more than $10.6 million people. the supply is the only thing keeping more vaccinations from getting into arms. >> if there's a vaccine i'm looking forward to when it comes is the j&j vaccine, that's just personal, when it's my turn. but that's single dose, one and you're done, will present itself as a third option. >> also today we learned the governor will give his state of the state address virtually from dodger stadium tomorrow. if you are looking for more information and sites near you, this is a very useful website, called plan your vaccine. select your state, age and occupation. >>> we're a following breaking news involving one of the biggest tragedies in history. the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse has been sentenced. the judge received a plea deal for derick almena. here's almena walking into court today. because of good behavior and team served, he will serve no more time in custody. he will spend

sola damiÁn alexander lo pudieron rescatar con vida y fue llevado en hospital.s. >> el mismo reportero registrÓel regreso de esta familia con dos niÑos. que pudieron llegar a la mitad del camino pero lafuerte corriente del bravo los isa regresarÁ piedras negras, coahuila. apenas la semana pasada se informÓ que habÍan muerto ahogados seis migrantes el Último mes. y es que son muchos los entre americanos que llegan a la frontera con la esperanza de que les den asilo en estados unidos. >> ya recorrimos todo mÉxico. alejandro esta familia llevaba consigo a la virgen de guadalupe. >> mi niÑa no pueden estudiar. estÁn extorsionando a mi familia. >> los migrantes detenidos tras cruzar la frontera se duplicaronel 7000 a 19,000 casos en lo que va del aÑo. fÉlix: vuelven a repetirse los incidentes violentosen miami beach, donde miles de turistas disfrutaban de las vacaciones. y esto a pesar del toque de queda y otras medidas de control implantadas por las autoridades para evitar la violencia y el peligro de contagio con covid 19 ante la falta de leyes de precauciÓn. ante

top doctor who remains on the forefront of the battle of the virus, and today, she sat down with damian is there anything you would have done differently than what you did? >> well, over the last year, i think each and every time when faced a decision, i always try to make the best decision that i could at the time. so, you know, i don't think i probably would have done anything differently. >> she said she received death threats. she said she knew locking down would be tough on businesses but necessary to protect people. now, we have masks and vaccines. she is worried something else can derail it. >> we still don't have enough to offer in the supply of first doses. all of our supply is second doses at this point. so we really need more vaccine. >> the crisis? >> we really, really need more vaccine. >> santa clara county is having a tough time to schedule the first doses. no word on when the supply will increase. >>> what comes next? for the past 365 days, two doctors have been a part of our coverage, in tonight, we meet them face to face. >> kind of an emotional e appearance to see you

steph curry and damian lillard shooting from half-court, throwing down alley-oop dunks with chris paulthe trophy ast o after the all-star game chris alvarez asked steph how much he is looking forward to competing with klay thompson in future three-point contests. >> any time you are in this environment you can't help but to think of how much fun that klay would have. he is trying to get healthy and will be here next year. the splash brothers bringing it back. ins it rightful place right now. we will keep it. >> absolutely. santa cruz warriors in the g-league quarterfinals. jeremy lin, he had 12 points. every once in a while attacking with authority. he also had 12. before halftime the buzzer-beater. santa cruz advances to the semis in the g-league, 110-84. g-league ignite lost, their season is over. st. mary's taking on top-ranked gonzaga. gaels don't have the firepower to hang with the zags. this game, really it was all gonzaga. jalen suggs, finding the mismatch. he will back out beyond the arc to drain the three. st. mary's goes home. gonzaga rolls 78-55. abc 7 sports >> all right. t

so who would go off tonight, steph or damian lillardsome chef curry came out cooking.phback three, splash. dame, the pride of oakland, 3 of 10 from deep, but he is clutch. steph, he hit a couple of absurd shots. are you kidding me? curry with 35 points. remember a couple of years ago somebody could sign carmelo anthony? he can still score. 22 points. warriors by one. dame time. look out! deep three puts the blazers ahead 108-106. then he draws the charge on draymond green as green birls to the hoop. no hoop. offensive foul. close call, and the ws fall 108-106. >>> to the ice we go. sharks hosting the avalanche. sharks down 1-0 in the third. avenues end up with a puck off the face-off. girard makes it 2-0. in the third, he catches nathan mckinnon on the job. avenues not happy at all. on the power play, he scores. avalanche win 4-0. >>> college hoops. stanford at suusc. stanford down b stfo w ner i me they dt ve a single in double figures. just kept getting worse and boss. drew peterson the jumper. stanford gets crushed,shed,shed, >>> oregon state, michelle onya in the l

into the half, damian lillard from half-court. and the next trip down, here is curry. why not throw it up? what a shock, what a show. curry, 28 points and stefan the second half, we have gianna's antetokounmpo and the bank was open with a perfect 16 for 16. first-team 170 wins. knocking down with team lebron beating team to rent 170 to 150. the warriors back at it this thursday against the clippers and this week is for college basketball with big games tonight for the st. mary's men, the santa clara women and the usf women. good luck to them and congratulations to the stanford women's basketball team for winning the tournament yesterday and thate ncaa tourna we will see you later. >>> the time is 4:56 and ramping up testing in the red tier. >> streaming in the bay area county, a dozen test sites over the weekend, despite a dropping case count and what the positivity rate is looking like. >>> the state vaccine equity plan is not equitable, according to local officials. we have a live report from san francisco. >>> a [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: b

>> half-court as well, "la la land" damian lillard but it away giannis antetokounmpo did not miss onehot. earlier in the night, steph curry needed his last shot, every one of them to come from mind and conley to win, at halftime of the all-star game, anfernee simons gets pretty close to kissing the rim and shies away because it almost hit his face >>> bryson dechambeau needed a big day to sure a big win at the arnold palmer invitational it wasn't enough to get the win, the eighth of his career and nearly $1.7 million purse. >> not a bad payday. nbc meteorologist janessa webb joining us this morning. hey, janessa, good morning >> hey, good morning good morning, everyone we're under a really quiet weather pattern, pacific northwest, we do have a developing storm system that will impact that area going into midafternoon for the east coast, though, we have high pressure all around. that's going to allow a ton of sunshine but temperatures still below average. we're going to see is this bble obuf place. and still chilly for northern new england. we're below average but warm air making its w

here's damian trujillo. >> reporter: the line has been long all day at the bay area community healthnic but they get their vaccines directly from the feds. the county is still grappling with the supply crisis. this is the latest mobile vaccine clinic that's ready to hit the streets. donated by bloom energy, it is targeted to serve those who can't lee their homes. the elderly, disabled and other residents i

his customer damian says the new restrictions are just window dressing. >> it's the only thing that matterse. this is the only thing that is working for now. right now it's the only thing that matters. >> germany had been hoping to lift some of its restrictions next week, but with the virus also outpacing the vaccines there, there was a fresh warning from the health minister. >> there are not yet enough vaccines in europe to stop the third wave through vaccination alone, even if deliveries of e.u. orders and they're reliable, it will take several weeks before the risk groups are fully vaccinated. only then can we talk about wider openings in society. >> poland is also facing a surge in cases with the british variant expected to account for 80% of infections, a partial lockdown will come into force tomorrow with shops, hotels, and cultural and sporting venues to close. president macron has been counting on france getting vaccinated to avoid another lockdown. the bill forsheted businesses has risen to over 7 billion euros a month. delays in vaccines can be expensive, trust in them is priceles