damian: yeah. you for being here. well, tell us--first of all, before we get into your group--your dance group, tell us about this new performance that you all just had over the weekend. zenon: well, peninsula ballet and ensambles ballet folklorico, we are coming together to perform this new production "carmen & frida," and we are trying to put this aspect about those powerful women from spain and mexico and we are working very hard to do this coming show this coming weekend. damian: tell us about carmen for those of us who might not know who carmen-- zenon: well, carmen is from spain. the peninsula ballet tried to put with a classical music the opera music from carmen. so we're trying to do about how was her life when she was still alive a long, long time ago, and we try to combine those aspects from spain and mexico and we make a very good fusion about classical ballet and opera ballet in mexican and different indigenous music from mexico, too. damian: how difficult is that? that doesn't sound li

damián trujillo: sí, introduzca a los compañeros.lez, que toca violín, arturo vargas, toca guitarra, federico torres. federico torres: mucho gusto, qué milagro que-- carlos martínez: que toca trompeta, es el-- del mariachi, enrique de santiago, toca guitarrón, julio martínez, que toca el arpa, gilberto aguirre, que toca la vihuela, eh, miguel barón, toca violín, fernando velásquez, que toca trompeta, gustavo alvarado, que toca también la trompeta, y alberto alfaro, que toca el violín. damián trujillo: la, la tradición mexicana, me imagino que también se puede transmitir con esa música, con los gritos, con, con los zapateados de, del mariachi. arturo vargas: sí, yo creo que podemos, podemos jactarnos de tener la música, la gente más bullanguera que, que podamos tener en cualquier otro país; yo siento que el mexicano grita, llora, ríe, disfruta la música al 100%, de cualquier género, pero, yo creo que más, la música de, de mariachi; yo creo que el, el sentarse a escuchar la música, y cómo no, tomarse un tequilita, es válido, este, se d

eva: thank you, damian. damian: all right. thank you.or more information, we're gonna show that info on the screen for you. there it is, california private college is possible. that's a new initiative. up next here on "comunidad del valle," the great local artist popular now, nacho moya, stay with us. damian: he's been doing some amazing work. he's now joining us here on "comunidad del valle," finally, nacho moya, the great painter and artist is here on the show. nacho, welcome to "comunidad del valle." nacho moya: well, thank you so much for inviting me today. it's an honor for me to be here and share a little bit about moya art and my story here. damian: no, thank you. we appreciate you. now, i--personally from my family, i want to thank you because this is what you helped my wife paint and this is--oh esta reverse--this is--you helped my daughter paint this all at the same time, and this is my wife's tambien. and they did this during the time where, you know, we all suffered in this country during covid. you saved a whole lot of peopl

rubén solorio: gracias, damián.o dodorado ♪ ♪ a always in t that statate of mind d ♪ ♪ l living on a a high vibrbra♪ ♪ so hot gogonna make i it mel♪ ♪ and i'm'm lovin' what i'm'm tastin' ♪ ♪ que bononito lugar r lleno dede tanto sababor ♪ ♪ so o much flavovor ♪ ♪ un futurere brillalante se acecerca ♪ ♪ a ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ n nos gusta m mezclar ♪ ♪ como mamalteada ♪ ♪ aququi hay lugagar ♪ ♪ y yeah we livivin' inin the goldeden state ♪ ♪ dame e mas, fres-s-co y rea♪ ♪ (woohoh) dale gasas ♪ ♪ vive e en el e estado dorarado ♪ ♪ (woohoh) dale gasas ♪ latinos; con nosotros aquí en comunidad del valle, adela cepeda es de inversionistas angeles, y también con nosotros, frank carbajal, que es autor aquí, y líder del valle del silicio; bienvenidos al programa. - gracias, damián. - gracias. adela, platíquenos un poco de inversionistas angeles, o angeles investors. adela cepeda: bueno, es un grupo que empezamos en el 2020, para ayudar a los negociantes que aspiran a crecer sus negocios en áreas tecnológicas, y con una, con una, ¿cóm

damián trujillo: ¿y cuál es tu especialidad?empre les digo que nunca se dejen vencer, que siempre crean en ellos, y que se rodeen de gente que tenga esa mentalidad positiva, que los va a llevar bien lejos, y nunca, nunca digan no, y sí se puede, como dijo dolores huerta, este, nunca dejarse vencer, y recuerden que, ammm, se aprende de los errores, y que solamente así podemos llegar al éxito, con errores, y no se sientan mal si cometieron errores, sino componerlo, y seguir adelante. damián trujillo: porque no todo es perfecto, ¿verdad?, y hablando tú de errores, todos los cometemos, y es cómo respondemos a esos errores de que va a significar lo que uno va a hacer con su propia vida. - sí, porque a veces, este, si no te fue bien en un año, ya, ya dices, no, ya no es pa' mí, no, el chiste es no parar, seguir adelante, y las derrotas son las que te llevan al éxito, entonces de ahí aprendemos, y eso es lo que le digo a todos mis estudiantes, no se dejen vencer, las derrotas son parte del éxito, entonces sigan adelante. damián trujill

damian: yeah.u make a very good point that we weren't invited to the table and so we kind of create our own table. and maybe--i don't know, maybe now they want to be invited to our table. we don't know. frank: they do. they do. damian: yeah, absolutely. well, let's show you the information again. this is a great event happening may 11th and 12th, the mother's day weekend in silicon valley. it's computer history museum in mountain view. there is the web address for angeles investors on the screen. it's pitch night & award ceremony. we'll get more into that in our next segment, so stay with us here on "comunidad del valle." adela: thank you. ♪♪♪ on "comunidad del valle." with angeles investors is adela cepeda, and frank carbajal is an author with es tiempo. and i'm looking at this app right now, adela. this is canela tv. this is one of your investments. adela: yes, it is. we're very proud of that investment, and it's a mexican entrepreneur-- mexican american. isabel rafferty is the founder, and we in

good luck, damian. joel: thank you, dr. gallegos. thank you, damian. damian: thank you.tual platica once again. we'll be back here on "comunidad del valle" with another interview. so stay with us. damian: if you want to get ahold of us on "comunidad del valle," here's our--well, there's a--you can follow me on instagram at @newsdamiantrujillo and on twitter at @newsdamian. and we thank you for sharing a part of your sunday with us on "comunidad del valle." we're going to leave you now with another interview and a little bit of music. we'll see you next week. damian: --it's called fuchilandia. with me back on "comunidad del valle" after popular demand is the artist, the man behind this concept, ruben dario villa. welcome back to the show. ruben dario villa: thank you very much, damian. i really appreciate being on here. it seems like you're always the first to the story when i got something big to say. so i appreciate that. damian: you were mentioning you were on the show 8 years ago when you launched your fresh--your car fresheners, fuchila fresheners. and tell our viewe

damian?our party meeting unless— and vote at a labour party meeting unless you — and vote at a labour party meeting unless you can prove who you are. so ithink— unless you can prove who you are. so i think there — unless you can prove who you are. so i think there is — unless you can prove who you are. so i think there is a lot of sort of smatt— i think there is a lot of sort of small pea _ i think there is a lot of sort of small pea politics around this, this is a smatt— small pea politics around this, this is a small and sensible reform that means— is a small and sensible reform that means that — is a small and sensible reform that means that are rightly admired electorat— means that are rightly admired electoral system. people can complain about politicians and the results _ complain about politicians and the results of — complain about politicians and the results of elections, and they do, but nevertheless the fact that we have one — but nevertheless the fact that we have one person, one

damian grammaticus, thank ou, strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you. from _ strikes coming.thank you. from a _ strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you, from a wet _ strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you, from a wet westminster. l a us airman has appeared in court, charged over the leak of hundreds of secret american intelligence documents. jack teixeira, who's 21, was identified as the leader of an online chat group where the documents first emerged. they detail among other things ukrainian troop deployments against russia, and which of its own allies america is spying on. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher, is outside the courthouse in boston for us tonight. the suspect, jack teixeira, appeared in the courthouse behind me today and was charged with what has been described as the worst leak of us intelligence in at least a decade. 0n intelligence in at least a decade. on two accounts, involving the unauthorised retention, removal and transmission of defence and classified material, so we could face up to 15 years behind bars. the authorities first became awa

damian, thank you.doctors and nurses isn't being ruled out, according to the union the british medical association, as their pay dispute continues. nhs leaders say the further planned walkouts by nurses in england pose serious risks. simonjones reports. preparing for more picket lines. members of the royal college of nursing will strike again over the may day bank holiday in england. for the first time, it will involve those working in emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care. hospital bosses are concerned. that will present an unprecedented level of action that we haven't yet seen from nursing staff and therefore the challenges with that, you know, the organisation and all of the work that will go into managing and mitigating that, will be enormous. the pay deal on the table would amend a 5% rise for this year plus a one—off payment for last year. jessica collins, a paediatric nurse from cambridgeshire, voted against the deal. this just isn't the pay restoration we asked for. in fact

damian, thank you.monstrating reforms that give the government decisive control that appoints judges. critics say it will hurt democracy. 0pponents say it will hurt democracy. opponents of nuclear power have been celebrating in germany as it shuts down three nuclear plants, believe placed a quick nuclear power after the 2011 fukushima power disaster. a fu kushima power disaster. a survey fukushima power disaster. a survey show most germans oppose the closures as they see nuclear power cleaner than fossil fuels. hundreds nuclear power cleaner than fossilfuels. hundreds of fossil fuels. hundreds of prisoners fossilfuels. hundreds of prisoners of war have been freed in a second day a prisoner exchanges between warring factions in yemen. some detainees were released according to the international community of the red cross in an operation that involved flights criss—crossing yemen and saudi arabia. to the us state of minnesota, where the state's largest populated city, minneapolis, has become the first us m

damian, thank you.ment's planned judicial reforms. tens of thousands of people took to the streets in tel aviv, with similar demonstrations across the country. the reforms include plans that would give the government decisive control over the committee which appointsjudges. critics say this will hurt democracy. opponents of nuclear power have been celebrating in germany as it shuts down its last three nuclear plants. berlin pledged to quit nuclear power definitively after the 2011 fukushima disaster injapan. anti—nuclear campaigners have welcomed the move, describing it as a �*triumph'. but surveys show most germans oppose the closures, as they see nuclear power as cleaner than fossil fuels. new york city has appointed its first "rat czar". on wednesday kathleen corradi beat 900 applicants to become the city's director of rodent mitigation. she said she would take on the city's estimated two million rats by tackling litter and food waste and using new products to exterminate the rodents. now to france.

damian trujillo: hello, and welcome to "comunidad del valle."n trujillo, and today we honor the legacy once again of the late civil rights leader cesar chavez on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ damian: and that is our topic today. we're going to be doing that throughout the entire show of "comunidad del valle," honoring the legacy of cesar chavez.

if the genes 50 percent of the population comes from the other side, almost all the door damian have met a relation with families of the same roots. my time in the roots and i grew up to the seventy's and eighty's, believing that israel should disappear because there has absolutely no rights for all those people who came from all over the world. they left their homes and came to palestine, believing, gets the promise. love is the promise land. the realize that the war will not take you anywhere. so i started to believe that we should negotiate, we should talk i remember being told jordan, accept not acceptable as on me get does he bit bites she dina, my father says the country in the masada ema and my mother survived the holocaust sites uni. oh, i grew up in a zionist household for sure, lou shanita i was short in observing combat like that's even dying for the country of dina. on the other hand, thanks to my father's job, he still titled ethiopian children that i chased after chickens without an asian children, which i think the chinese me that you name and easy the know vegas basin

damian there at the white house, and he's joining us now this evening. damian, nice to see you. you've known julie chavez rodriguez and her family for a while now. this is a big deal, running the re-election campaign. can she handle it? >> reporter: you know, i think it's been building up to this point, raj, because as she mentioned there in that interview, at 5 years old, she marched into her parents' office and said, put me to work. i want to work on the farmworkers' campaign. since then, she started doing leafleting for farmworkers and organizing. she's a cal grad, and at cal she was a student leader there on the cal campus. and something she credits with molding her and fine-tuning her organizing skills. of course going back to the united farmworkers and leading the organizing efforts there, voter registration drives and whatnot. i spoke to her dad, arturo rodriguez, earlier today. the sense i get is that she couldn't be more ready for this. i mean she already had a huge role, raj, in the white house. the director of intergovernmental affairs for the white house. senior advi

damian grammaticas _ finishes. thank you. damian grammaticas reporting - finishes. thank you.dinate strike action if their members vote yes in ballots over the coming weeks. members of the national education union are already walking out, with the next strike after the may bank holiday. now the three other unions are asking their members to also take industrial action over pay. the government says it has made a fair offer. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. sheriff. this primary school has stayed open on strike days so far, protecting the children from any disruption. 0ne teachers�* union is already taking industrial action. now, head teachers will be balloted, too. i won�*t deny it�*s a challenge, balancing, you know, my need to keep the school open and reduce disruption for the children, with my desire to support my colleagues. and i would rather this than have their voices stifled. her union, meeting this weekend, has never gone out on strike in england. now they�*re promising to work with other teaching unions. their leader spelt out to me what a yes vote might

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damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo. and today he's here, the great artist from the bay area, call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 nacho moya, on your "comunidad del valle." ♪♪♪

damian, how much political pressure are the opposition likely to put on the government?ry similar details to what you're actually talking about here and they talking about a review within government. does that suggest a review has been done and the answer is no or the review is still ongoing?— is no or the review is still onuuoin? . , , ., ongoing? on that first question, that first point, _ ongoing? on that first question, that first point, matthew, - ongoing? on that first question, that first point, matthew, about| ongoing? on that first question, . that first point, matthew, about the political pressure, yes, it is certainly now being focused on this issue because we do have is all happening exactly today as the uk government is debating, has presented it to parliament or parliament is debating here measures, legislation the government is trying to get through, which is all about controlling the arrival of asylum seekers in the uk and what the uk government wants to do is to say anyone who is crossing from france by boat or arriving illegally, it says, in the uk, wou

damian grammaticas is standing nearby at buckingham palace.rs in scotland were concerned about the queen's health, coming as liz truss was making a rather important statement concerning the future of energy bills. that, of course, insignificant now given the gravity of the situation we seem to be experiencing with her majesty. we saw that you tweeted about the line around the cost of living. is there anything that you would have said differently? no, no. people see what they want to see and read what they want to read. if people don't think the best of you then they really do read what they read into it, because they're reading into it the way they want to. there's nothing you can do about that, and that's something that doesn't concern me in the slightest. everyone can have an opinion, anyone can have an opinion. opinions are two a penny. it's finding that truth that perhaps the majority of people can agree on. and that's vital, absolutely vital, because we're in this big debate about the role notjust of the monarchy now but the role of the b

our damian trujillo broke the news this afternoon on twitter.we sent alyssa goard to the campus as soon as we found out this information. alyssa joins us now. can you tell us how this went down? >> reporter: janelle, what we know came from what san jose police first said, which was that they came onto campus after hearing a report of a student with a gun on campus. they said that they did arrest a juvenile. i saw a young person, a minor here on the campus, and they did find a loaded gun here as well. the school did also send out a message to parents but it didn't mention a gun, it only mentioned an incident with students here on campus. we spoke with students as they were getting let out of school about an hour ago, and they said that they saw a group of police officers coming onto the campus, entering a classroom in a large group, and bringing out a student with them. most of the students really didn't know about what was going on during the day. in fact, most of them said their teachers hadn't brought it up, they hadn't got any type of communi

damian grammaticas, thank you. to a developing story from the us now.on says a train has derailed in the northeastern state of maine. emergency services say they've contained a fire and that no hazardous material was released in the accident. it's the latest in a string of derailments in the us. the biden administration has allocated more than $1 billion to upgrade the network's infrastructure. let's turn to japan now, where a man has been arrested after throwing what appeared to be a smoke bomb at the country's prime minister. a 24—year—old man was held by security guards after a loud explosion at a campaign event in the city of wakayama, south of osaka, where fumio kishida was giving a speech. 0ur tokyo correspondent shaimaa khalil has the details. chaos among the crowd as a young man is wrestled by security and pinned to the ground. then, this. explosion. smoke filled the air after a loud explosion, with screaming bystanders scrambling to flee the scene. this is how a speech by the prime minister fumio kishida was interrupted. he was ta ken to safety

damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster.ed it's facing financial problems, following reports in a sunday newspaper of claims by the snp's treasurer that there are "difficulties" balancing the books. the snp told the bbc selective quotes had been taken out of context, and the party says the finances are in balance. hundreds of amazon workers in coventry have begun a three—day strike in a dispute over pay. 600 members of the gmb union walked out and are calling for a pay rise from £10.50 to £15 an hour. amazon does not recognise the union, and said only a tiny proportion of its workforce was involved in the dispute. more strike action is due to take place later this week. the british horseracing authority says it "robustly condemns" what it calls the "reckless" protests at yesterday's grand national. 118 people were arrested, after animal rights activists delayed the start of the race. in a statement, the bha also said it would analyse all the races in the three—day aintree festival to try to understand why three horses died.

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damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. now before we go, a little bit of space.hip, and it can be a game—changer when it comes to space travel. it is a fully reusable space transportation system that can carry up to 100 people. now spacex have shared these pictures of it on its launch pad at its base in texas, ready for this test flight. it has a 150—minute launch window — but look, it is absolutely massive. let me give you a sense ofjust how huge it is. take a look at this — here's the starship, at 120 metres. the space shuttle was less than half that. these are the 33 raptor engines that will get it in the space. and in february, spacex engineers did this. a successful test firing — what's known as a static fire — simultaneously igniting 31 out of the 33 engines at the base of the vehicle's lowest segment. the spacex founder, elon musk, has often talked of building cities on mars. last week, the firm shared this computer—generated video showing astronauts landing on the red planet. this launch will be uncrewed, but elon musk isn't100% sure that it'll be success

"today in the bay's" damian trujillo is in san jose with the return of the bees. >> reporter: the laste we saw this huge increase in the bee population was back in 2017. that's also the last year we had a huge amount of torrential rains across the state. >> it's the sound of thousands of bees in a tree. >> reporter: this huge bee swarm flew into a backyard in the east san jose foothills. the homeowner didn't want to be identified but says he's never seen anything like it. >> basically saw a big, huge ball of bees that was probably, i don't know, 30 feet high and it was slowly moving across the ground. >> reporter: and it's been happening a lot in the bay area. >> those are all future queens. >> reporter: tim dauber is a bee catcher, although he prefers the word rescuer, and he's been busy. this is the 50th swarm he's been called out to this year alone. >> it's been a few years since we've had good nectar sources, and that really dictates that we're having healthy bee populations. >> reporter: and that's good news for the millions of plants and flowers that need pollinating. the bee col

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generally we go straight through from start to finish >> i think damian has a question >> what is youre color >> my favorite color is blue i know i'm not wearing blue today, but i like the color of blue i think -- next time you see me on "nightly news," i'll be wearing a blue suit. >>> we know when you hear the word science, it may not be your favorite subject our next guest made it her mission to make chemistry fun. joining us is kate, also known as kate the chemist. kate, it is great to have you. we'll be doing some experiments together i'll put on my safety coat you always wear something protective >> i have to yeah i have a good lawyer, he makes me also, you have to wear the gear. we're going to be playing with 35% hydrogen peroxide, which would stain if it got on our hands or clothing. >> what are we going to do >> we will do vomiting watermelons. right? are you excited? >> of course, we all woke up this morning and said i wonder what a vomiting watermelon would look like. >> i have to fix you beautiful. we have to put our gloves on if you ever do this at home -- which, don't do t

nbc bay area's damian trujillo broke the story on twitter and explains what police have learned so far. >> reporter: parents at hoover middle school were stunned to hear that one of their children's classmates brought a loaded gun to school today. >> scary, you know? first thing, worry about the safety of the kids. >> guns everywhere you go. i don't know. you can't do anything about it. >> reporter: san jose police say it is unclear what the child's motive was for bringing the gun to school. they say there did not appear to be any imminent danger or a specific plan to shoot anyone, but they stress that simply bringing the gun to campus raises the possibility that something horrific could happen. >> i think any time there is a weapon involved, there's always the potential of something bad happening. >> reporter: the principal sent an email to parents saying there was an incident involving a student on campus that was resolved quickly and safely. the letter said the school day would proceed as normal, but did not directly reference a gun. it did say police would stay on campus for the re

here's damian trujillo. >> when i ran for president four years ago, i said we're in a battle for the soul of america. >> reporter: the announcement via twitter in the early morning hours, launching president joe biden's re-election campaign. this is the woman the president chose to run that campaign, julie chavez rodriguez, granddaughter of cesar chavez. >> this is one important lesson from my grandfather. i had so many. he would always say, "there's no substitute for hard work." we're accustomed to that. >> reporter: that is part of an interview back in the fall inside the west wing. back then, julie was the white house director of intergovernmental affairs and senior adviser to the president. now she's been tapped to make sure the president of the united states wins re-election. >> we're extremely proud. you know, julie has lived a life of service all of her life. and she's -- she once again has an opportunity to create transformal change here in our country. >> reporter: arturo rodriguez, president emeritus of the united farm workers, julia's father. he knows the job will be tough

damian lopez has battled a blood disorder since birth. >> meeting manny, it was so cool. >> reporter:ho may have hit the biggest home run with the group. >> go padres! >> reporter: hill spoke from the heart and from experience. >> i dealt with the same similar things that y'all dealt with. in 2015, i had stage 3 colon cancer. >> snagged by hill. >> it's really inspiring. he beat cancer and he still continued doing what he loved. >> reporter: an example of perseverance on a field of dreams. >> we've all gone through a lot. so i think being able to come out here and take a break from everything is really exciting. >> reporter: mayor league treatment, and a chance for these kids to just be kids. >> having a good time? >> yeah! >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for over, check back later for "cbs mornings." and you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. powe

. >> nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in los gatos with the details on this one. >> reporter: we reached out to vasona creek health care, the lawsuit claims richard died after eating contaminated food. >> he was brought to vasona creek health care for post surgery rehab. that was back in december of 2021. the lawsuit alleges the center gave trong a contaminated sandwich which they claim led to intestinal problems and seizures. trong ultimately died at good samaritan hospital. some family with patients inside the health care center today say the incident worries them a lot. >> the fact that there was tainted food that started this whole thing, the guy is laying there for who knows how long, choked and two nurses didn't know what to do, turn him on his side, set him up, whatever, that's, you know, i can't understand that part. they're supposed to be trained. >> reporter: others are not so concerned, and say they are happy with patient safety here. >> yeah. >> reporter: the suit alleges two nurses argued with each other about how to position trong's body when he was having seizures. good sa

the war is that, but unfortunately, israeli police day is that there was some kind of agreement. damian says shoot and stay on the temple mount most during the night time and they are welcome during the day prayer. howards that and hundreds of thousands of seniors actually can make a tre, sealants were afraid. and actually some jews that were arrested and they were afraid that those jews sacrificed golf and land as part of that jewish tradition. and again said the grim and senior and that on this holy place, just the loose bag can pray and jews can only be that during the times that the israeli police allow them it's in the morning time. usually. yeah, that's what happens according to most sides or palestinian political. unless mohammed not gibb says the palestinian society is angered, but israel actions and plans to continue the resistance. this is the dangerous situation did. soon as i get among the seniors and those bank and joseph will gather spread everywhere. because today evening talks of the jewish bus over on a day and is going to close all those bank and gaza strip for about u

the jewel damian government has also made a decision to evacuate those declaration. i reset below over the sky line. the un said the humanitarian situations edging towards a catastrophe. despite the danger devout wasn't went to prey open, the conflicts will end soon. tanya, saddam, othello, sudan is destined to place hardships. it must be god's will that we spend eat mixed with the sounds of gunfire and the taste of blood instead of what we had hoped for, eat with sweets and with some haste, threes, with happy children. and with people greeting relatives, hello. the situation is difficult, it was her last advice to these troops is to stop this war. i swear that there is no winner in this war. there is destruction losing and robberies when i will. we hadn't found this eat at all while there is sadness for the lost lives, the destruction and looting them up as an item of belief this, it is different from previous once, as it comes well while you're on the bombing, we're the pure blood has been shed and the cherry that people are living in the past days, as the blessing

rarely public things, many of them that they read, the government is responsible for the galatian with damian. yet, local journalists, nicole, johan, thank you. thank you. i made rising tensions between the jewish and palestinian communities. there's really government has authorized the creation of a national guard following proposals by security minister in mar been go there to deal with unrest and palestinian communities in the region. the decision has far concern among israeli politicians and the public. the initiative was launch last week when israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to go ahead with the security minister's proposal after he back the delay of the controversial judicial reform. the bid nationwide protest. the guard is expected to consist of almost 2000 personnel and receive a budget of over $270000000.00. the exact powers of the new forest are to be defined in weeks by a committee made up of israeli security agencies. members of both the jewish and arab communities have expressed, makes reactions to the proposal. and then shall, i hope it won't happen. may i need t

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hi, damian is a senior lecturer in international relations at the university of philippines, joins us now from manila. good to have you with us. so all the exercises aimed at sending beijing a message. well, there's a lot going on here. so one back stories, of course, the tension iran, taiwanda, we try and conducting large exercises there. but the other one is also the philippines. p butting away from the more aging friend the foreign policy or previous president of the good to the and now under very good on market. junior, the philippines is emerging at the new start of the united states is emerging. the people at the element of the u. s integrated during strategy against china. so this war games are happening and it's all trying to see. but initially some part of this war games were supposed to be in the north part of the philippines, which are close to pie one batch. your position from senator i mean marcos, the sister of the current president, perhaps convinced the military to kind of replicate them. nevertheless, the size, 17000 troops. more than 10000 american troops. hundreds o

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damian grammaticas reports. claps don't pay the bills!e, months more strikes are now a real prospect. the royal college of nursing's leadership had recommended the pay deal. now, taking its cue from its members, escalating action is coming, with the government's call for strikes to be put on hold rejected. we'll absolutely not do that. we've strike action for the end of this month, beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members. if that ballot is successful it will mean further strike action right up until christmas. chanting: what do we want? fair pay! junior doctors have also been striking. 0ne concern — that they and the rcn might coordinate action. there are no plans in place from the royal college of nursing to coordinate strikes with doctors. the offer the government made to help staff was a 5% pay increase plus a one—off payment. members of one union, unison, have accepted it. staff from two more unions will deliver their verdicts in the next fortnight. let's wait and see what the other unions have to say

damian green, senior conservative mp who can delete my chair is the culture media and sport select committeethe public appointments process, and to mr sharp, his reputation himself, could have been avoided if he had been more open. the attention is now really turning to that process about how a new bbc chair will be chosen. lots of calls in westminster for that to be seen to be transparent, rigorous and independent. the snp suggesting that the post should not be held by a tory donor this time round. rishi sunak was asked about this earlier and said it was right to turn to the established appointments process when the time came to select the next chair. asked whether he could guarantee richard shop's replacement would be a nonpolitical appointment, he said they werejumping nonpolitical appointment, he said they were jumping ahead, there nonpolitical appointment, he said they werejumping ahead, there is an established process for all these things and it would be right that we turn to that when the time is right. thank you, helen. in ukraine, officials say at least 18 people have been killed in

earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent damian grammaticas and asked him how smart motorwaysd the government decision. yes, so the way these work is that in order to try to improve the flow of traffic on the motorways and keep traffic moving, what the government has done here over recent years is bring in these sort of measures. now, some are simply electronic boards that advise you to change the speed limit and try to keep traffic moving. the one that is most controversial is a scheme that exists already on quite a number of motorways where the hard shoulder, so the edge of the motorway, what would not be used in traditional motorways, an area that you could park up if you had a problem, that had been converted on some motorways into an extra lane for permanent moving traffic. now, the idea was that it is monitored by cameras. there are these billboards. if you had trouble or a problem you were told to stay in your car, the traffic would be directed to slow down and go around you. now, part of the problem was that there were accidents happening there and as that panorama pro

civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian clearly some progress for the government, but a lot of these talks are still deadlocked? yes. talks are still deadlocked? yes, the are, talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are. and — talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the _ talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the strikes - talks are still deadlocked? is: they are, and the strikes that have been resolved so far are the smaller ones, barristers and bus drivers. these are the big ones. the government is pointing to the fact that this one union has accepted this deal and says that shows it is a reasonable deal and it is pointing to the others who are still to ballot this month, largely paramedics, two more unions, and saying they should accepted as well. but of course you have that rejection from the rcn, which speaks for the majority of nurses there. the problem the government then is going to face is that they are now calling new strikes, those threatened to be pretty serious, and the rcn is demanding a shift in

kuva, but in accordance with the status quo, the total number of lamps cannot change and patriarch damianed her only to change one e, an old greek lamp, for a new one, but also, one of e, the efforts that so , especially in recent years, e was concerned about the grand duke sergei alexandrovich, it e was the desire to make the russian liturgy here on the guard of the holy sepulcher unfortunately. and this is for him failed e russian russian liturgy. e never happened. hmm never. e, as much as e would not like it, not the russian church, but the leader of the imperial orthodox palestinian society. it was like this. uh, big, big pain. here we see, by the way, now that people are already taking pictures at the northern window, through which we very much hope this will happen. uh, fire passed. by the way, look for the patriarch is coming. uh, representative of the copian church, no matter how we have problems. in this regard , the theater andrey really hope that there will be nothing he will not has rights. and the fact that e liturgy is celebrated on the tomb of the lord. it is the orthodox l

damian grammaticas reports.ture than a real prospect. the royal college of nursing's leadership had recommended to peter, now committing its cue from its members, escalating action is coming. the government does �*s conference tracks to be put on hold is rejected. me does 's conference tracks to be put on hold is rejected.— on hold is re'ected. we will absolutely — on hold is rejected. we will absolutely not _ on hold is rejected. we will absolutely not do - on hold is rejected. we will absolutely not do that. - on hold is rejected. we will absolutely not do that. we | on hold is rejected. we will- absolutely not do that. we have strike action for the and of this month, beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members, and of that product is successful, it will mean further strike action right up into christmas.— strike action right up into christmas. ., ., , ., ., christmas. junior doctors have also been striking- _ christmas. junior doctors have also been striking. one _ christmas. jun

and damian lillard responded with that emoji right there.s was after he had tweeted , after he did get ejected, i don't think dray tried to step out it was just his balance . >> he thinks the suspension is crazy . >> and tweeting no conspiracy theory the league is not trying to make the warriors lose. they are just really upset with draymond . some of this i can understand but to impact a playoff series like this seems extra . i think it is summed up very well right there . you don't want thinks things to happen and there is back and forth on whether tiki or anyone should've been sub suspended and why didn't domantas sabonis get a flagrant as well ? >> going back to the play after they go for the rebound and what happened, is a dangerous play , regardless, on both sides . at the end of the day we see the play and we see sabonis holding on to the jersey and you see him wrapping his arm around draymond's ankle . i think rightfully the warriors expressed how they felt about it . at the end of the day it is a dangerous play . and if we remember