damian: all right. again, this is the rapid response network in santa clara county. lots of counties throughout california have this same type of volunteer effort. there's a number on the screen: 408-290-1144. that's the hotline for the rapid response network. if there's any ice activity, they'd like to know so that they can see if they can provide any service. we'll be back and wrap it up with the rapid response network here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. ♪♪♪ dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. damian: we're back on "comunidad del valle" with engels garcia. he is exec

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camarillo: thank you, damian, appreciate it. damian: thank you, dr., professor emeritus at stanford university. "compton in my soul" is his latest publication by stanford university press. i'm gonna show you that website once again. if you'd like to download or look up this great book by dr. al camarillo, as our guest here on "comunidad del valle," there is the website on the screen. "compton in my soul" by dr. al camarillo. well, if you want to get a hold of us here on "comunidad del valle," you can follow me on instagram. my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo and we're gonna show you my email address, there it is right there if you want to get a hold of us, have any show suggestions, so you can do it that way, as well. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday with us here on "comunidad del valle." we hope that it was a very educational program today with the legendary dr. al camarillo, professor emeritus at stanford university, author of "compton in my soul." we'll see you next week. >>> tonight, the blizzard blasasting multiple states r

por eso vamos con damián trujillo para que nos explique. te escuchamos damián.ícolas dicen que una consecuencia de esos temores son los altos precios en los alimentos, porque no habrá nadie cosechar esos cultivos. en este momento. la temporada de cosecha de cítricos en el condado de kern está en su mejor momento, pero la industria está siendo afectada después de los operativos de la patrulla fronteriza de la semana pasada. esta acción hizo que algunos trabajadores agrícolas tengan demasiado miedo para ir a trabajar. definitely we are certainly very concerned about what is happening? and how that is unfolding. el buró agrícola del condado de monterey dice que está siguiendo de cerca los acontecimientos en el valle central. y dicen que solo la amenaza de deportaciones podría ser suficiente para disuadir a los 55.000 trabajadores que el bayern necesita para la temporada de cosecha. they're not going to show up for work and that means crops will remain in the field. no se presentarán a trabajar y eso significa que los cultivos permanecerán en el campo, dice el direc

all right, damian, thank you for that preview. i know we're going to be seeing your full report later on this evening. so we'll see you then. developing right now, firefighters in southern calirnia are having a battle red flag conditions to knock down the hughes fire. we told you about this yesterday. it sparked yesterday morning quickly grew to over 10,000 acres. this is north of l.a. and santa clarita. bit of good news today. containment is now at 24% and crews managed to stop the forward spread last night. evacuation orders are still in effect, but a few zones have been lifted as of this afternoon. and right now, the fire hasn't damaged any buildings. and more relief money is heading to l.a. just over an hour ago, governor newsom signed a $2.5 billion fire relief package. that money will go to the state's emergency disaster response efforts, including evacuation shelters and cleaning hazardous waste. state leaders also approved another $4 million to help the local government rebuild homes, and an additional $1 million focused o

damian. yeah, audrey. there are fewer cars than normal here at the tropicana shopping center in san jose. the ice activity yesterday was actually across the street, but this is the hub of the immigrant community here in san jose. and they are feeling, they say, the effects of those fears of ice deportations. one store here at the tropicana shopping center is called accesorios flores. we went there today, the owner tells me foot traffic has been slow since election day, but today was one of the worst for sales. he fears all the sightings of ice agents in the neighborhood are scaring people, forcing them to stay home. he poinints to the parking lot in e strip mall outside his store, which he says has been abnormally empty today. council member peter ortiz, who is also a member of the rapid response network, urged worried residen on social media on sunday to stay indoors. ortiz says he worries about the potential impact on these small businesses as well. what trump is doing, he's not just impacting our our re

en este día de reyes en san josé, damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48 gracias damián y seguimos enional en este día. pero sabe usted qué significan sus elementos? vamos a explicarles. la rosca es ovalada o circular, ya que según la iglesia católica simboliza el amor infinito de dios, ya que es un círculo sin principio ni fin, aunque también se interpreta como la corona de los reyes magos. los frutos secos como la naranja, el higo o la cereza, hacen referencia a las gracias traídas por la llegada del niño jesús y también a las joyas que adornan la corona de los reyes magos y la figura del niño dios que se esconde en la rosca para hacer alusión a cuando josé y maría escondieron a jesús del rey herodes. pero no solamente la rosca es el elemento simbólico de esta tradición, ya que en otros países también hay otras tradiciones o costumbres, así que vamos a repasarlos en pantalalla. porjemplo, argentina, paraguay y uruguay. ellos acostumbran tener los zapatos limpios junto a la puerta o también en la ventana. allí los colocan, mientras que en perú y venezuela, el 6 de enero, celebran la

i'm damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. thank you. damien. immigration enforcement operations unfolded in many cities across the country, not just san jose, but also in los angeles and chicago. trump's border czar, tom homan, told nbc news that several people convicted of serious offenses were apprehended, but added that so-called collateral arrests, meaning detentions of people without criminal convictions would occur. ice says it made 956 arrests sunday, totaling more than 2600 since president trump was inaugurated one week ago. it is unclear how many have criminal convictions, but homan told nbc news he does not have a quota on the number of arrests and instead is instructing agents to, quote, arrest as many as you can. well, house republicans are in miami for ththree daysf strategy sessions, sculpting their legislative agenda and trying to figure out how to get it passed. the meeting at trump's doral golf club comes as the president's key domestic policy kicks into high gear, with stepped up arrests of undocumented migrants across the cou

damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48.reuniones municipales para discutir el plan que afectaría a una escuela preparatoria, una escuela secundaria y 3 primarias. un grupo que trabaja para el departamento de servicios para familias y niños del condado de santa clara está destacando la escasez de trabajadores en ese sector. dicen que los bajos números están poniendo en riesgo a las familias y también a los niños locales y a ejemplo de por qué necesitan más personal. dicen están utilizando a baby phoenix, una niña de 3 meses que murió de una sobredosis de fentanilo por negligencia. esto fue en 2000 23. el grupo afirma que los trabajadores sociales habían acudido al hogar en múltiples ocasiones antes de su muerte, mencionando que podría haberse evitado. children and families are left at risk. el condado dice que ha contratado recientemente a 20 nuevos trabajadores sociales y que sigue trabajando para contratar a más. también dicen que están buscando a un nuevo director de esa agencia, ya que el actual va a renunciar. cambiamos

damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. a dubai investor has just pledged to invest billions of dollars into creating data centers in the u.s. president elect trump announced the investment during a press briefing today. he says dubai development company damac properties has pledged at least $20 billion to building these centers. the project will take place in texas, arizona, oklahoma, louisiana, ohio, illinois, michigan and indiana. mr. trump says it's all about artificial intelligence to keep america on the cutting edge of technology and artificial intelligence. he's very big into the data centers, and that's going to be a very hot item. i believe he will say that he's doing it because of the fact that he was very inspired by the election. they wouldn't do it without that election. i can tell you a lot of people wouldn't. this is the second foreign investment pledge since trump was elected last month. japan's softbank pledged over $100 billion. the attention of the nation's capital turned to the late president jimmy carte

damián trujillo, de nuestra estación hermana nbc bay area, ha conversado con un superintendente escolars días, muchos sin entender la realidad que podrían enfrentar sus familias tras las amenazas de deportación y la ansiedad. el no saber qué es lo que va a pasar ahora que entre la nueva administración, por lo que el superintendente del distrito escolar franklin mckinley en san josé dice que el estar informado es clave. hay que más que nada asegurarnos de que la información que se está obteniendo la correcta y que no se dejen que tengan la ventaja las personas que andan tratando de sacarle su dinero. esta semana, el fiscal general de california llevó a cabo un evento para que los inmigrantes del estado conozcan sus derechos y también ofreció recursos como fiscal general de california. estoy aquí para ustedes. pueden estar seguros de que si trump ataca los derechos de nuestros inmigrantes, tomaré acción. los legisladores estatales están considerando implementar una medida que le prohibirá a los agentes de ice estar cerca de las escuelas y no podrán entrar a los planteles escolares sin una

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in the south bay with the centuries old tradition. reporter the owner of mexico bakery tells me this has become an international tradition with folks from other countries coming to get their sweet bread, all in honor of the three wise men and in search of this little guy. it's called the rosca de reyes, or the king's cake. and at mexico bakery in san jose, they've been up all night baking it. ahead of today's celebration. an explosion, a hoy no es como antes. reporter. the owner says the last few years have seen an explosion in the demand of the rosca de reyes. this day, he plans to sell 4 to 5000 of them. the rodriguez family came to pick up two. because we have a family and friends, we go, we are going to make a hot chocolate and champurrado today, so it's very important for all of us. january 6th marks the day of the epiphany and catholic tradition. it honors the three wise men or kings who visited jesus after birth, showering him with gifts. i feel so excited to have fun with my family and friends, and i'm very happy to have this

damián trujillo, de nuestra estación hermana nbc bay area, tiene más información de este tema.josé. aquí tal vez lo acepta si le vote. la comunidad inmigrante de san josé sigue atemorizada tras los rumores de redadas de ice en vecindarios del este de la ciudad. sí. sí. hay temor. están preocupados. la incertidumbre se avivó tras el operativo que llevó a cabo la patrulla fronteriza en el condado kern, donde arrestaron a 78 inmigrantes con antecedentes penales, incluyendo violación y violencia doméstica. en nuestras escuelas en alum rock, algunas familias fueron por sus hijos a sacarlos de las escuelas. y no es verdad. por ejemplo, lo voy a sacar de la escuela. y hay que ver películas todo el día. no es un impacto real. los rumores en san josé se dieron tras 2 allanamientos del sheriff del condado de santa clara relacionados a crímenes de propiedad. sin embargo, fotos de los alguaciles comenzaron a circular en las redes sociales, confundiéndolos con ice sin. afafortunadante, ha salido mucha información falsa. la semana pasada, muchos anuncios en el social media en facebook e inst

damián trujillo, de nuestra estación hermana nbc bay area, se encuentra en san josé con más información josé unified no quiso hablar sobre los programas que tienen para proteger a los estudiantes, pero eso es lo que quieren hacer. proteger a esos estudiantes. basilia rico sale a caminar diario por la primaria hoover y siempre lleva en su pensamiento a sus hijos, quienes escuchan sobre las amenazas de deportaciones. hablamos de eso un poquito, pero trato de no hablarlo para que no sientan estrés y no tengan miedo en las escuelas. es por ese miedo que el distrito unificado de san josé le envió una carta a los padres de familia, enfatizando que todos los niños tienen derecho de obtener una educación pública gratuita y que agentes federales de inmigración no serán permitidos dentro de sus escuelas a menos que lo requiera la ley. es muy preocupante porque muchos de nuestros niños no saben cómo procesar la información. escucha la información en las noticias o los papás platicando. el distrito escolar alum rock también ha notado el mismo nivel de estrés entre sus estudiantes. corina herrera lo

damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48.tá provocando que algunos padres de familia se pregunten cómo abordar este tema con sus hijos menores de edad para evitar que estos experimenten ese temor que ya muchos están viviendo. ante esto, los especialistas recomiendan que lo mejor es tranquilizarlos diciéndoles que cuentan con un plan sobre qué hará la familia en caso de enfrentar este tipo de casos, pero también limitando su exposición a noticias relacionadas con este tema. ellos tienen que entender que el riesgo de una deportación de todo lo que se está platicando no necesariamente quiere decir que es una realidad en ese momento para su familia. bueno, a propósito de este tema, un informe de la asociación americana de psicología reveló que en el país hay aproximadamente 5 millones de menores de 18 años que tienen al menos 1 de sus padres en una situación migratoria irregular y en momentos de emergencia cada segundo cuenta. pero hay una aplicación del consulado de méxico llamado consul app, que le permite a los usuarios notifi

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us now from district offices there. damian.e unified declined to comment about the events, forums and programs they have in place to protect students, but that's one thing they do vow to do protect the students. basilia pico boulevard is on her daily walk around hoover elementary. on her mind are her children, who hear all about the threats of deportations. hablamos de eso un poquito. basilia says she tries to avoid the topic so her children won't stress out, and instead focus on math and science at school. it's because of that fear that san jose unified sent this letter to parents, emphasizing that all children have a right to free public education. the letter says immigration enforcement officers will not be allowed on campus unless required by law, and that if a student is identified by immigration agents. schools will notify parents and guardians as soon as possible. you know, it's very concerning because unfortunately, as adults we're able to process information. but our children, when they hear something, they think of th

here's nbc bay area's damian trujillo. with the stroke of a pen on an executive order, president trump went after the heart of the 14th amendment, which grants citizenship to any child born on u.s. soil today. 18 states wasted no time suing to stop the president's plan, as he did today, with what is, frankly, an unamerican executive order. i have one message for president trump. i'll see you in court. we are filed. california attorney general rob bonta was flanked by san francisco city attorney david chu as he announced california's suit today. the story of birthright citizenship is as san francisco as they come. san francisco has a unique connection to birthright citizenship. when one of our very own citizens stood up for his constitutional right in the late 1800s. wong kim ark was born in san francisco on sacramento street to immigrant parents. after a visit to china, wong kim ark was denied reentry into san francisco because of the chinese exclusion act. wong kim ark went to court, arguing that his birth on u.s. soil ma

damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48. damián gracias. vamos a otra información en san josé.dad. y es que ellos dicen estar preocupados ya que si cierran esa escuela, los estudiantes podrían ser ubicados en otros 2 planteles del distrito. que según algunos padres, no tienen el mismo nivel académico. y también dicen que debido al nombre de la escuela, debía mantenerse abierta. creo que este país tiene una deuda grandísima con el capitán dahl y mantener su legado. mantener su nombre es también servir. es también tener estos actos altruistas. entonces, yo creo que este colegio debería mantenerse abierto en memoria de él. y cabe mencionar que el capitán dahl murió en los ataques terroristas del 11 de septiembre y acudió a la misma escuela que ahora lleva su nombre. por su parte, el portavoz del distrito escolar, franklin mckinley, dijo lo siguiente. y vamos a repasar y citar lo que dijo en pantalla. si la escuela primaria captain jason heimdall es seleccionada para su cierre. seguiremos profundamente comprometidos para honrar y celebrar el legado del capitán dahl. un héroe que si

our damian trujillo spent his day looking into this for us. damien, i understand you've been busy talking to ag leaders about this. yeah, it appears some of those workers started returning somewhat reluctantly, still in fear of some of those ice raids that took place in kern county last week. but it's not the same. and the california farm bureau is looking at the situation to see what any action, if any, actions they need to take because of what's happening there in kern county, several arrests that were made by border patrol agents there last week of undocumented immigrants with criminal records and some who just happen to be bystanders were also taken in, according to some news reports out of that area. so that has concerns for people who live on the other side of california, here in the central valley of salinas and the salinas valley. they fear that what happened there. the fears are going to trickle over to the salinas valley. they count on 55,000 migrant farm workers to harvest their crops during peak harvest season in the salinas valley

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in the alum rock school district with a closer look. anecdotally, you will hear from parents say they are too afraid to send their children to school on certain days. here in alum rock. those numbers seem to fluctuate on certain days, but the fear remains. today is one of the days claudio obregon decided to send her daughter to school, but that wasn't the case. the day after the inauguration. pero si verdad. claudia says there is great fear among her friends and neighbors, many who also keep their children home from school on certain days. estoy mandando. this mom didn't want to give her name, but says she fearfully sends her daughter to school, so it causes a lot of stress for her students. school board member corina herrera luera says she's heard from many parents who keep their children out of school on certain days, like the day after the inauguration, or they pull their children from class when they hear rumors of ice raids in the community. the district is still crunching the official attendance numbers, but there have been fluctu

damian grammaticas. atleast 18 people have been killed in a few tanker explosion in nigeria.ries. the national road safety agency said the truck suffered a brake failure, which caused the driver to lose control and crashed into vehicles on an expressway. it's the latest in a series of tanker blast that have killed hundreds of people in across the country. prosecutors in south korea have formally charged the suspended president — yoon suk yeol — with insurrection, over his brief implementation of martial law in december last year. on saturday — a court in seoul rejected a request to extend misty yoon�*s detention — forcing prosecutors to indict him or let him free, ahead of the end of his custody period on monday. if convicted, he could face years in prison. to belarus now people are voting in the country's presidential election with alexander lu kashenko is all but certain to secure a seventh term in power. with his fiercest critics and most serious rivals either in prison orforced into exile, the electoral process has been described by the opposition and eu officials as a "f

damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. still ahead, a bay congressman wants neighborhoods to be better prepared for natural disasters. the action that eric swalwell is taking. and a south bay teenager is using his tech skills to help those impacted by the southern california wildfires. the way he's reaching so many looking for valuable information. and a gorgeous sunset out here from our walnut creek camera looking back towards concord. i'll show you what we can expect as we head through tomorrow and the next several days. also, when more california wind could be take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. those attending president elect donald trump's inaugurion next monday. we're talking about tesla's elon musk, meta's mark zuckerberg and amazon's jeff bezos. that's

damian trujillo nbc, bay area news.still ahead, a fight over parklets that many restaurants have come to rely on. how a parklet policy i is now pitting businesses against each other in palo alto, and why that fight is expected to take center stage. at the city council hearing tonight. another opportunity to help some having trouble making it in the bay. the building in the east bay that's being transformed into affordable housing and lots of blue sky right now as temperatures start to drop, we'll get into some 40s tonight. we'll take a look at how cold for tomorrow. plus, what's happening with the wind not only in the bay area, but in southern california. (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, and vacation home, may be closer than you think. ready to meet the dream team? you can with wells fargo. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last

i'm damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. okay. thank you very much, damien. investigators are searching for the gunman in a deadly highway shooting in san jose. it happened monday night around ten. chp found a car that had slammed into the center divider on interstate 280 north of deanza boulevard. paramedics took the driver to the hospital where he died. but while looking at his injuries, doctors discovered the man had been shot. investigators now searching for the suspect. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. x 49ers star dana stubblefield will stay in jail. a judge denied him bail after an appellate court overturned his conviction on the basis of racial bias back in 2020. stubblefield was convicted of rape last month, though a court overturned that conviction, saying stubblefield did not get a fair trial because the prosecution was racially biased. at a sentencing hearing today, the judge decided not to release him. the judge says the court does not have the jurisdiction to do so yet. his lawyers explained that the judge has to wait a ce

damian. yeah, we're just hearing about it right now. again, the fear is a fear still persists. the tropicana shopping center is a center of activity here in east san jose. kind of the hub. but merchants tell me business has slowed quite a bit. conmigo. he'll change your windshield wipers and get the film off your car headlights in the parking lot of the tropicana shopping center. it's how alejandro makes his living. but alejandr notices there are fewer customers today. si tienen miedo por la migra. alejandro fears the enforcement activity by immigration agents in san jose the last two days is causing people to stay home. now people come. it's slow today. inside the accesorios floor store, jorge rosales says customers are just not coming in. it's been like this

damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48. ningún documento sin que usted haya leído ese documento previamente. y por supuesto, también asegurarse muy bien de lo que está firmando. así que importante conocer sus derechos. puede tomarle una fotografía o tomar nota de toda esta información. así llegamos al final de este noticiero especial de inmigración y tus derechos. por supuesto, no olvide descargar nuestra aplicación móvil de noticias para estar siempre muy bien informados. muchas gracias por su sintonía. esta tarde noticias telemundo. mÁs de 60 millones de personas estÁn bajo alertas invernales a lo largo del paÍs. un potente sistema provoca fuertes nevadas, hielo, condiciones de ventisca y fuertes rÁfagas de viento, creando condiciones muy peligrosas enas

here's nbc's damian trujillo. ag leaders say the result of those fears is higher food prices, because there will be no one to harvest the crops. those ag leaders are watching closely what will happen after monday's inauguration. it's the peak of the citrus harvest season in kern county right now, but the industry is taking a hit after immigration agents conducted several operations last week targeting undocumented immigrants with criminal records. the california farm bureau reports that the action made some ag workers too afraid to show up for work, bringing the area's citrus harvest to a virtual halt. definitely, we are ceainly very concerned about what is happening and how that is unfolding. the monterey county farm bureau says it is keeping a close eye on the developments in the central valley. harvest season in the salinas valley begins in late april. the farm bureau says just the threat of deportations could be enough to deter many of the 55,000 migrant workers the valley needs to operate during harvest seaso

i'm damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. all right, damian, thanks so much. another big concern tonight is coming from businesses in the south bay. some are worried they will start having trouble finding enough workers to stay afloat. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in san jose with what they're up against. marianne, the concern is that some employees will not show up to work because they're worried about running into ice. agents, and immigration attorneys predict that the hospitality industry, especially restaurants, will be hit the hardest. for some, the sight of ice agents sunday in an east san jose shopping center parking lot prompted immediate reactions. folks didn't want to go to work. folks couldn't get their weekly shopping done. instead of having a calm, restful sunday, folks are sent into panic, worried about their safety and the safety of their loved ones. now, some are anticipating fearful undocumented immigrants working in bay area restaurants and hotels may not show up to work. gene cohen is the executive officer with the south bay labor c

damian grammaticas.way from claiming back to back australian open titles. he's leading alex zverev two sets to love in the final in melbourne. world numbers one and two. both sets were tightly contested but one break was enough for the italian to take the first... and the second was won on a tie break. sinner has won both his grand slam finals so far. while his german opponent has lost his first two. 11—2 now. meanwhile madison keys has been out and about in melbourne with her new australian open trophy. the american said she hadn't had much sleep since defeating two—time defending champion aryna sabalenka in a three—set thriller... her first grand slam title in her second final that came more than seven years after her first. the worst kind of 12 hours has been very quick. there were different sometimes i didn't know if i was ever going to be able to get back into a grand slam final and able to get back into a grand slam finaland i able to get back into a grand slam final and i really wanted another opp

damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster.rol of the autonomous danish territory in the arctic. donald jr is not due to meet any officials in greenland. his father says it is a matter of time before greenland joined the united states. greenland's prime minister says that greenland is for greenlanders, as she advocates for independence from denmark. the foreign minister has also said that greenland is not for sale. some of washington dc�*s residents have had a fun day pointing in the snow. the two giant pandas arrived last year from china and seem to be having a whale of a time in the snow. hello there. there are still lots of flood warnings in england, but the numbers are dropping and that's because many places today are dry with some sunshine as well, although it's still cold out there. typical temperatures this afternoon are 3—6, similar to what we had yesterday. perhaps not quite as windy as yesterday, the strongest winds are in the northeast of scotland, but we've still got some blustery west northwesterly winds near those

damian grammaticas, bbc news.ntial election that's all but certain to hand alexandar lukashenko a seventh term in power. lukashenko is a close ally of russia's president putin, and a supporter of his war on ukraine. most of his fiercest critics — and serious rivals — are either in prison or in exile. the election has been described by eu officials as "a farce". now it's time for a look at today's sport. we start with football and the premier league. four fixtures on sunday, two of which are under way. tottenham are hosting leicester, with both teams in desperate need for three points. spurs are without a league win in six, leicester have lost their seven. there is currently goalless. crystal palace are also taking on brentford right now. that is also goalless. in a couple of hours' time, aston villa host west ham in a repeat of graham potter's first game in charge, while in the later kick off, ruben amorim takes his manchester united side to face fulham. plenty of interesting games happening across europe on sunda

i'm damian trujillo, and today, one-on-one with an immigration attorney, we're gonna talk about the threat of mass deportations

you restore damian lives. you've got to protect the is ready occupation from an international legal response from a wrong to the is really precise needs someone on their soil. the jordanian king also provided a lot of bridge for to provide is ratings. goods instead of enforcing of okay, that could potentially ended this genocide months ago. so i worked in the 280 and government's response to trump, but we'll see when push comes to shove speaking to if he and the government continue to do to continue to hold this position. what do you, what the americans and the occupation one and ethically cleanse palestine? another country in this equation, egypt has long made a tier by its tough border controls that it doesn't want palestinians entering the country. so we're willow list leave gals and civilians, again stuck in limbo. i think everyone knows palestinians want to live in their lives. right. then there's no doubt that they, they've held, you know, they, how long during the genocide the resistance is actually one

our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports.the uk faces, the prime minister says. terrorism has changed, expanded beyond organised groups like al-qaeda with clear political motives. that threat, of course, remains, but now alongside that, we also see acts of extreme violence perpetrated by loners, misfits, young men in their bedroom accessing all manner of material online, desperate for notoriety. so the deaths of bebe king, elsie dot stancombe and alice da silva aguilar will, sir keir starmer says, lead to fundamental change. rudakubana pleaded guilty to their murders yesterday. obsessed by killing, he had downloaded details of an al-qaeda training manual and produced the poison ricin. he had been referred to the prevent programme, which aims to identify extremists and stop attacks. there was no follow—up, as he didn't appear to have an overarching motive. we do need to either rethink prevent or have an alternative scheme that deals with really high—risk people who are obsessed with violence. the example that i would give, thi

damien regret a . —— damian grammaticas. let's take you live to washington. state at the us capitol. members of the public perhaps filing past or taking a moment to pause and pay their respects. visits to —— visits expected by representatives from what's described as the breadth of the former president's life and career, both during and after the white house. these include the middle east, environmentalism, human rights and the panama canal, among others. a huge area of interest he did work on. and all through this, a military guard of honour keep vigil. let's talk to amber roessner, professor at the university of tennessee and jimmy carter expert. professor, thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us this evening on the context, and a really solemn moment. we were witnessing that in georgia, wherejimmy carter's georgia, where jimmy carter's amines georgia, wherejimmy carter's amines were at the carter center, and out of the capital building, and what does this mean, this moment in america? is a really important moment in american history in which

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our political correspondent damian grammaticas has more. he is the world's richest man, with the ear of the us president, now disrupting politics here, too. elon musk has attacked sir keir starmer, calling him a national embarrassment he should be in prison, claiming he was complicit in crimes committed by grooming gangs responsible for child sexual abuse. and musk attacked the safeguarding ministerjess phillips, saying her behaviour had been utterly disgusting, she was a rape genocide apologist, should also be in prison. the prime minister clearly felt he could no longer ignore the interventions and waded in today, defending his record as director of public prosecutions, saying he was the first to tackle the gangs head on. that is why i reopened cases that had been closed, and supposedly finished. i brought the first major prosecution of an asian grooming gang in the particular case in rochdale, but it was the first of its kind, there were many that then followed that format. we changed, or i changed, the whole prosecution approach. rochda

our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. the world�*s richest man, with the ear of the us president, now disrupting politics here, too. elon musk has attacked sir keir starmer, calling him a national embarrassment, saying he should be in prison, claiming he was complicit in crimes committed by grooming gangs responsible for child sexual abuse. he attacked the safeguarding ministerjess phillips, saying her behaviour had been utterly disgusting, she was a rape genocide apologist, should also be in prison. the prime minister clearly felt he could no longer ignore the interventions and waded in today, defending his record as director of public prosecutions, saying he was the first to tackle the gangs head on. that is why i reopened cases that had been closed, and supposedly finished. i brought the first major prosecution of an asian grooming gang in the particular case in rochdale, but it was the first of its kind, or many that then followed that format. we changed, or i changed, the whole prosecution approach. rochdale was just

damian trujillo today in the bay.resident trump visited the southern california wildfire zones yesterday. greeted by governor gavin newsom during his tour, he said the government is ready to immediately start rebuilding and recovery efforts. earlier yesterday, the president touched down in north carolina to visit families hit by hurricane helene, then touching down in los angeles yesterday afternoon, greeted by governor newsom. despite a previously icy relationship, the two shook hands, exchanging pleasantries. afterward, governor newsom took the president on an aerial tour to see the damage from the palisades fire. president trump and first lady melania trump toured the palisades neighborhood, talking to families whose homes have burned down. the president also met with police officers and firefighters who were heroically saving those communities. his final stop, a fire briefing with los angeles mayor karen bass and local congressional representatives. we're going to waive just about essentially waive all federal per

live to westminster and our political correspondent damian grammaticas.bout toda ? ~ , ., , about today? we will see, many thins about today? we will see, many things that _ about today? we will see, many things that happen, _ about today? we will see, many things that happen, the - about today? we will see, many things that happen, the leader l things that happen, the leader of the opposition could choose to take questions on a number of different ways. one issue that has been dominating the last 24 hours or so is the whole issue of terrorism, knife crime, how to tackle terrorism that we saw in the wake of southport killings and the developments there with axle reader cabana pleading guilty, we wanted to look at the way terrorism was changing threats, and more people buying knives online, so there may be a question there that the leaders the opposition, can be badge and arc, wants to look at. there is still criticism swirling around the information that came out at the time, and just after those attacks that the perpetrator, there was a lot of misinforma

damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster.r correspondent nick garnett who is in southport, but first we're joined by our deputy political editor vicki young in westminster. vicki, this was an address dealing not only with this attack but with society in general and how the public is kept safe. yes, it was highly unusual and incredibly wide ranging. unfortunately, there are lots of horrific crimes in this country but for the prime minister come out at the first opportunity and to launch a public inquiry i think shows the level of concern there is here and to some extent what he was doing today was to try and front up about the terrible failings of the state and the news that it was possible that this teenager may be could have been stopped before he carried out this terrible crime. the prime minister has been under personal criticism for being accused of a cover—up and to try to answer that as well today. but it was much more than that. we talked about really the state of society. he talked about the definition of terrorism, h

damian grammaticas, bbc news.w displaced palestinians to return to northern gaza starting on monday morning. will bring you more on that as we get it. if you look up at the sky you could be in for a treat. six of the planets in our solar system have lined up, in what is sometimes called a planetary parade. after sunset, venus, jupiter, saturn and mars will be visible in an arc—like formation — and can be seen with the naked eye. uranus and neptune will also be part of the line—up, but you'll need a telescope to spot them. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. a deep area of low pressure has again taken charge of our weather during today. another storm system, this one named by the spanish weather service for impacts it is having in spain. but storm herminia also bringing impacts here. met office yellow warnings for wind and rain remain in force through the rest of today into tomorrow. the satellite picture shows this storm, the centre of the storm, well out to the west of us, but through today we've been watching

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damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. president trump started his first full day in office with a national prayer service. the first lady and his family, along with vice president jd vance, were in attendance, and the bishop delivered a rather pointed sermon toward mr. trump. i ask you to have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared now. there are gay, lesbian and transgender children in democratic, republican and independent families, some who fear for their lives. and the people, the people who pick our crops and clean our office buildings, who labor in poultry farms and meatpacking plants, who wash the dishes after we eat in restaurants and work the night shifts in hospitals, they they may not be citizens or have the proper documentation, but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. they pay taxes and are good neighbors. mr. trump later told reporters outside that he did not think it was a good service. the president has already signed executive orders, rolling back transgender rights and tougheni

damian trujillo nbc, bay area news. a federal judge has blocked president trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, calling it blatantly unconstitutional. the temporary restraining order sought by arizona, illinois, oregon and washington was the first to get a hearing before a judge, and it applies nationally for other lawsuits challenging that executive order have also been filed by california and 21 other states, along with a number of immigrant rights groups. the judge who granted the restraining order was appointed by reagan in 1981. now that order blocks federal agencies from implementing the president's executive order while the case is under review. it's an emotional milestone in half moon bay. today was the beginning of a two day remembrance for the horrific shooting rampage. it happened exactly two years ago, january 23rd of 2023. a farm worker shot and killed seven coworkers at two different farms where he worked. now, half moon bay is trying to figure out the best way the best memorial to honor those

a las 18:00 de la tarde, damián trujillo fue a la escena.. mientras tanto, al sur del estado, en california, en los Ángeles, algunos residentes evacuados se les está ya permitiendo regresar después de más de una semana de esos devastadores incendios. miryam hay otra realidad para quienes tenían su fuente de empleo, donde hoy solamente hay escombros. balbino avilés ha conversado con quienes lograron salir a tiempo. estaba yo saliendo del rawls. esa es una aquí. aquí estaba el fuego. ya el humo estaba así. bien. es como un. con su celular emedio del caos vivido en pacific palisades el martes 7 de enero, marta logró documentarlo. y yo sí me asusté. yo dije señor. y subí una foto y dije yo que dios. bendiciera palisades. subí yo la foto porque yo estaba. pues yo empecé a temblar de los nervios y dije señor, qué está pasando? por qué tanto el mucha humazón que venía? y aquí hay grandes llamaradas que se aventaban pa todos lados. en medio de los nervios logró avisarle a otras compañeras que limpian casas para que evacuaran. cuando yo vi ahí en fre

so our colleague damian trujillo is back there too. he is still talking with officials and he will have the latest on later on on nbc bay area in castroville. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news i'm sure a lot of folks who live in that area are worried about what they're breathing in right now. certainly a big concern there, chris, thank you for that. well, new developments in the middle east, a cease fire deal moving forward. next here on our midday newscast, the overnight developments and the final steps needed before things are finalized, plus possible school closures the way south bay parents are making their voices heard as many continue to fight to save their local schools. and we're enjoying sunshine across the bay area. it was a cool morning as our highs head for the upper 50s. today. it will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday, and we'll take a look ahead. coming up in the microclimate (♪♪) a single touch can say a thousand words. it says... i see you. i feel you. i got you. and i'm never letting go. (♪♪) ever. (♪♪) say i

. >> damian evans is president of the union that represents county probation and correctional officers. he says munoz began working at juvenile hall just ten months ago, and had just moved into a new home with her sister this month. >> 16 days there and they haven't even finished unpacking. when i talked to the sister today, so it's pretty traumatic to where they're about to start their next journey. >> the tragedy is a grim reminder of the dangers of drinking and driving, and it's always see to be that the one that causes the crash is the one that lives. annie mccarter stopped by the memorial. >> she had a daughter, and i'm thinking the daughter waiting for the mom to come pick her up, and then she finds out like that. it's heartbreaking. >> the defendant has been charged with murder because of his previous dui crashes at the sun valley mall in concord. a store is thought of a creative way to deter shoplifters. posting surveillance videos on tiktok. >> so mostly hide it. and then they just walk away acting that nobody's going to find out. >> fed up with five finger discounts, edwin ra

here's our political correspondent damian grammaticas.ngerous and illegal content is unacceptable. we are again requesting... it is unacceptable, the fact the killer before he went on to commit those horrific crimes was able to access easily on some of the online platforms such hateful material. the companies have a moral responsibility to take the content he had materials about white genocide and so on. if you are being inculcated in hate, you are not integrating well. what is your evidence that. a lack of integration was part of the reason that he went on to commit these - absolutely heinous crimes? i have seen what has come out of the court case. i have made an observation. i think that these are things that need to be looked at. but every single time a politician wants to talk about these issues, there is often a push back, what is the evidence? we are not really sure. should we use the sort of language chris to mark the minute we start to go down this track, i think we lose our way. police found rudakubana at 17 had bought knives onl

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in san jose's immigrant community, with local reaction. many legal experts predict the executive order will eventually be deemed unconstitutional. but some fear the damage may have already been done. yeah. san jose lawyer andrew newcombe says his phone has been ringing off the hook since election day. people in the undocumented community are refusing to go to hospitals, refusing to go to work and refusing to send their children to school because they're afraid that one misstep could cause their entire life to be shattered as they know it. newcombe isn't surprised that today, california attorney general rob bonta issued a legal challenge to one of president trump's many day one executive orders. in this case, the order eliminating the birthright of children born to undocumented immigrants. critics of the president say his order violates the 14th amendment, guaranteeing that any child born on u.s. soil is automatically a u.s. citizen, regardless of their parents status, as he did today, with what is, frankly, an un-american executive order.