pero damian trujillo nos traera en minutos ...es y el ambientazo del festival del ajo en gilroy, en vivo !!! ---ya volvemos !!! !!! deportes en su noticiero telemundo 48... esta noche arranca el campeonato apertura del futbol mexicano...con el partido entre estudiantes tecos y a cruz azul ...--que tal le saluda ramon diaz y esto es telemundo deportivo...le cuento que memo ochoa seguira en la banca de las aguilas del america asi como lo hizo en el mundial.. resulta que manuel lapuente dice que memo no realizo todo el trabajo de pretemporada por lo que en el partido frente a pachuca pondra de titular a armando navarrete... la federacion francesa de futbol y el nuevo entrenaor de los blues... lauernt blanc suspendieron a todos los 23 jugadores que participaron en el mundial de sudafrica como castigo ejemplar por boycotear al entonces entrenador raymond domenech... lo que significa que los jugadores mundialista no podran jugar frente a noruega el proximo mes.. los earthquakes de san jose consiguieron anoche un empate con sabor a victo

---ademas, tambien en vivo, damian trujillo nos traera las imagenes y los sonidos del festival "musica en el parque"...---desde san jose, aqui comienza el noticiero de la tarde de telemundo 48 !!! ---en vivo, cubriendo toda el area de la bahia, noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis ... primero en la noticia !!! ---hola que tal, muy buenas tardes.---- les saluda cesar bayona ... ---en oakland, en san jose y por supuesto en arizona: el dia en que la ley de 1070 entra en vigor, hay rechazo, hay indignacion, hay manifestaciones en contra. ---estaremos en vivo en la de san jose... y le invito a que se acerque a la esquina de story y king para poder expresar lo que siente ... ----alli ya esta daniel rodriguez en vivo. vivo. --- y nos vamos directamente con blanca garza, quien nos hablara de la solidaridad de nuestra comunidad para terminar con la crisis humanitaria que se vive en cuestion de inmigracion...--- y tambien ,que se detengan las politicas que separan a las familias....---blanca. ---asi es cesar, buenas tardes...---decenas de personas se dieron cita en el centro de la ciudad de oakland

nbc bt area's damian trujillo has the latest on how this tragedy happened. >> reporter: it was a scene of carnage. the greyhound bus was kaying 36 people when did struck an suv that had overturned in front of it. the bus slammed into a concrete divider, skidded off the road and went down a 15-foot embankment. this man witnessed the whole crash. >> there was a car on its side, blocking the two lanes. no lights, nothing. as soon as i passed it, he hit it, he hit it without hitting the brakes. >> reporter: three people in the suv were killed. the bus driver and two passengers also died. nine passengers were seriously injured. >> there was an emergency exit on the side, they were getting the injured out. it wasn't too bad. certainly, with the chaos that was going on, with all things going on, it's a little hectic. >> the bus driver has been identified as 57-year-old james jewitt of sacramento. he was ticketed in 2008 for failing to register his personal vehicles. other than that, he has no driving violations. dmv records show he had valid commercial and standard driver's licenses, and his

damian trujillo has a look for us. >> we have the shrimp. that is about 3500 pounds. about 4,000 pounds of garlic. >> reporter: the reason they come from all over the world. more than 100,000 of them over the weekend. >> i'm here to enjoy garlic. i love it so i'm going to keep eating it. >> the aroma lured her here all the way from l a. >> this is some sausage here. >> calamari, and later on i'll get the scampi and then -- >> the more they eat -- >> i have crab garlic rice and -- >> reporter: the more the until stays opened. that's also more money going back to local charities and it couldn't come at a better time with diminishing state and county funds. >> the economy is in bad shape. so grants and money available for nonprofits more and more difficult to come about. >> the bottom line is that this is all good for gilroy. >> reporter: the mayor bridged the local budget gap with firefighter contract concessions and some layoffs. the festival will help city coffers a little but for local charities it's never sounded or smelled better. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news

damian trujillo in the newsroom. >> it's made by vivas, a mountain view based company. it would have been the first new diet pill on the market in a decade. experts say the health risks outweigh the benefits. >> the medication has serious potential adverse effects. >> reporter: it's been more than a decade since the fda last approved a new prescription weight loss drug. and there's no telling when the public will see another. >> i think if we had had longer followup, i probably would have voted the other way. >> reporter: an fda panel of experts has voted not to recommend approval of the diet krug cunexa citing concerns over possible side effects like depression and birth defects. panel members pointed to a rocky history of weight loss drugs of liver damage and heart problems and say they need to see more safety data before going forward with cunexa. >> i'm concerned about the erosion of the public's trust every time we approve a drug and don't get it right. >> reporter: it's a combination of two appetite suppress sants including one called phentermine. you may remembe

nbc bay area damian trujillo was at san jose city hall with the changes. they might have haeped avoid the troubles they had today. these were people part of the housing crisis, damian? >> that's right. for many people here, the bill might be too late. the new rules are swenlded to prevent a future financial crisis. with the stroke of a pen and flanked by supporters, president obama ushered in sweeping financial reform from maine street consumer protection to new regulations aimed at preventing another financial meltdown on wall street. >> because of this law the american people h never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. there will be no more tax-funded bailouts, period. >> reporter: the legislation gives the government the power to intervene when companies pose a threat to the economy and creates new oversights. the reforms passed mostly with democrats and had some crossover support from republicans. but the majority of republicans say the new law only adds to more government intrusion for bankers, businesses and consumers. >> when

that's damian trujillo who is emceeing. tortilla soup will be performing tonight. pete escovedo is making his way down here so we can get a live interview with him. my weather graphics, let's take a look at what we can expect as we head throughout the next two to five day period. we are expecting the patchy fog to stay off the coastline, so that will keep it cool at the coast. and then a little bit of warming coming our way with a few more 80s, as we head into tomorrow's forecast. overall, staying mild into the week as we've got high pressure sitting offshore, it's not going to be moving close enough to california on top of us, at least, in order to get these temperatures as hot as they should be for this time of year. we'll look at a few 80s coming on back for saturday. temperatures still remaining mild, but a little bit warmer than what we've been dealing with for this week. as for the morning forecast, temperatures in the low to mid-50s. 55 in livermore, 56 in concord. as for 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s from freemont down into san jo

nbc bay area damian trujillo spent the morning at sacred heart community center in san jose where the line stretched around the block. >> reporter: these are families who don't even have enough for school supplies for their kids. even the south bay charity was amazed as today's turnout. hundreds of people signing up for free backpacks. by 7:00 a.m. the line already stretched around the block. >> this is unprecedented in terms of what we're seeing. >> reporter: what they were seeing was a flood of people. some too tired to watch the turnout. they're here because they want their kids to have all the tools to start the school year. >> folders and pencils and like, a lot of stuff i need for my school. >> reporter: but with tightening budgets, no families in this line can afford the basics. >> it's hard getting school supplies for -- even though our parents don't have enough money to buy them. >> we came here because our parents don't have jobs and they can't afford to buy us a backpack because they have no jobs so that's why we came here. >> reporter: here, is the sacred heart service's c

i'm damian trujillo. today the godfather is in our studio and a clean slate tattoo removal program. this is your "comunidad del valle." ♪ >> we begin today with the hispanic development corporation and portraits of success program honoring the most talented and giving people in our community. with us today is david and with us also is lydia lopez. she received -- she went through the whole program. they have a youth program and she was honored there. also she will be with us for a couple of segments here on "comunidad del valle." david, we're back at it again. this is another event where as i mentioned we highlight those who don't want to be highlighted but they deserve to be highlighted. >> absolutely. and this year is actually a real special event. it's our 25th anniversary and we're back honoring those unsung heros and those well deserving people from the community who put in a lot of effort and energy to building their community while having their own accomplishment along the way. >> you're one of those who has worked in this community for such a long time. you don't get the acc

but first, damian trujillo says why it is so sweet to local charities. >> reporter: we are in front of the garlic torch. this is the olympics for gilroy. since this festival started 32 years ago they raised more than $8.5 million for local charities. the more money you spend here, the more money those charities will get. >> we have wild cod american shrimp. 4,000 pounds of garlic. >> reporter: it's the reason they come from all over the world. more than 100,000 over the weekend. >> i'm here to enjoy garlic. >> reporter: the aroma lured paula weiner from l.a. >> calamari, later the scampi and for dessert pepper steak. >> reporter: pepto bismal when? >> never. >> crab garlic fries. >> reporter: that's more money going back to local charities. it couldn't come at a better time with diminishing state and county funds. >> economy is in bad shape. grants and money available for nonprofits is more and more difficult to come about. >> bottom line is it's all good for gilroy. >> reporter: the mayor bridged a local budget gap with firefighters concessions and some lay-offs. the festival will hel

nbc bay area's damian trujillo spent the day with the team from groundworks. >> reporter: no matter the hour, no matter the mess, you'll always find the groundworks team working with zest. >> this area gets extremely busy at nighttime, and people obviously -- >> reporter: do what they want. >> -- do what they want and the sidewalks sometimes are not the great theest and it's great that they are here to clean it up and help our store. >> reporter: cindy flores pay $650 a year for the service and condo owners pay for the property tax assessment and they might get a safety ambassador. >> how is your day going. >> reporter: to direct visitors to her job. >> just go out and help people, especially people not from downtown san jose and want to see what's going on in san jose. >> i think it's great because the more cleaner safer people will come you have businesses. people will feel safe. >> reporter: safety ambassadors also alert police when they see taggers in action and they encourage the homeless to kindly find another spot. >> we tell them to move. by the third time they don't move, we ca

we are live in san jose city hall, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> it might have been helpful to have some direction from the fed but left to ask rally or more recession. wall street took a dive today went chairman of the federal reserve made his points, which were hard to decipher. tech reporter scott budman is here with that. >> that would be fed chair ben bernanke who told investigators today that economic recovery is probably not on the near-term horizon and that there is instead more uncertainty likely in their future. the stock market does not like uncertainty, equities doing about face. despite big numbers from am, we saw a trim-digit loss from the dow and drop of 1.5% on the nasdaq. after the bell we got a bunch of silicon valley earning reports. get comfortable. here they come. ebay, the online auction giant, saw the bottom line rise from the quarter, helped by the paypal payment service. ebay shares moving higher after hours. dot com dvd rent netflix saw the profit jump, added 1 million subxrishs the last three months. investors have been spoiled. s