. >> damián: buenas tardes y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestroupe rodríguez que es la presidente de la comisión del bienestar de las mujeres del condado santa clara. >> lupe: sí, muchas gracias. >> damián: gracias por estar aquí bueno, platíquenos primero de su organización la comisión para el bi

your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with a solution maybe to fight hunger in san mateo and in santa clara counties. with me on "comunidad del valle" is jessica vasquez with the second harvest food bank. welcome to the show. jessica vasquez: thank you. damian: now, you developed this way for folks to obtain food if they actually need the food, but let's talk first of all about the need because there is kind of a perception that the economy is doing well and that we're doing okay and that there isn't a need for food. we're looking at video here at the sacred heart community services, which is of course, one of the

"your comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents, "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillodamian: we begin today with an effort to make job sites more family-friendly. with me on "comunidad del valle" is the chair of the commission on the status of women of santa clara county, lupe rodriguez. welcome to the show. lupe rodriguez: thank you for having me. damian: talk about the effort here. what are we trying to accomplish? and, how are you--how is the commission and other agencies trying to reward employers who kind of have a family-friendly atmosphere? lupe: right, well, so the award that we're talking about today is called, "the family-friendly workplace award. and, as you mentioned, it was sort of thought of the commission on the status of women and the office of women's

al final de esta aedicion, gr a gracias poy bienvenidos su tards a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujilloen nuestro programa combatiendo las pandillas durante el verano qué puede usted hacer para prevenir algún accidente, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta: comunidad del valle con damián trujillo. >> damián: comenzamos hoy con el tema de los braceros con nosotros aquí en comunidad del valle es blanca zarazúa, blanca ahora representa al consulado general de méxico en san josé que es la cónsul honoraria de méxico en todo california ¿verdad? >> blanca: en los condados de monterrey y santa cruz. >> damián: vamos a decir en todo california aquí por este programa, felicidades. >> blanca: gracias. >> damián: felicidades por la promoción, bueno de qué se trata, hablamos primero de ese tema, de su título, de cónsul honoraria. >> blanca: bueno, yo sirvo como un enlace para la gente en los condados de monterrey y santa cruz con el consulado general que está ubicado en san josé california, entonces nuestra gente a veces es difícil conseguir información, ir hasta san josé

calle, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta comunidad del valle con damián trujilloamigos de las américas aquí tenemos video

>> damián: buenas tardes informaciÓy bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy nuestro programa, un programa para honrar a los veteranos militares de este país, y también, otra feria de salud, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta, comunidad del valle con damián trujillo. >> damián: comenzamos hoy con un esfuerzo para premiar a compañías, a empresas que unen también el esfuerzo de la familia. con nosotros está lupe rodríguez que es la presidente de la comisión del bienestar de las mujeres del condado santa clara. >> lupe: sí, muchas gracias. >> damián: gracias por estar aquí, bueno, platíquenos primero de su organización, la comisión para el bienestar de las mujeres. >> lupe: la comisión para el bienestar de las mujeres es parte del condado de santa clara, somos una comisión que tenemos 14 personas que son de la comunidad, no nos pagan, algunos somos voluntarias. hacemos ese trabajo para apoyar y abogar en el condado para las mujeres y para las niñas; entonces, viendo pólizas, leyes y otro tipo de ordenanzas que hay en el condado, que

damian trujillo joins us at one of those baseball fields. what happens now with the kids and this game? >> reporter: there are two baseball fields here at powell. this one is for the bigger kids. the theft happened on the other field where tonight's game is taking place. but rewiring could cost the city thousands and take months to replace. this is where they come to live their dreams. it's where kids from neighborhoods lace it up and run the bases. but it's also where someone turned off the lights. >> that whole light tower is out. >> reporter: the center field light tower. someone snuck in through the back of one of the two baseball fields and made off withable on estimated $100 worth of copper wiring. >> from this entry point, you can get to all the wires. >> reporter: thefts of copper wiring has been an ongoing problem. the repairs can cost between $20,000 and $25,000 and take months to complete. >> with the way the budget is right now and some of the funds, it's going to be very costly to fix that and there's a backlog of other projects

i'm damian trujillo. coming up, the trainers that helped that bus driver to learn the red flags to look out for. >>> and his amazing road to recovery. bryan stow returns to the hospital where his miraculous comeback began. >>> i'm scott budman with a special delivery. coming up meet a local hero and a baby who couldn't wait to get here. an alert bus driver credits the training he'd just received for helping rescue a kidnapped child. >>> an alert bus driver credits the training he just received for helping rescue a kidnapped child. tonight, we hear from the woman who trained him. this is a growing concern, especially with the super bowl coming to town. damian trujillo joins us from san jose. damian, this was an organized and well executed rescue. >> reporter: that's right. 750 bus drivers took that training back in april. tim watson was one of them. tonight, the county is preparing to honor him. >> i saw the imaging of law enforcement taking away the perpetrator in handcuffs, and understanding what that fa

calle, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta, comunidad del valle con damián trujillocon los amigos de las américas, un grupo de voluntarios que asiste a comunidades en latinoamérica, con nosotros en comunidad del valle es carlos jiménez y bennett shaw, los dos han viajado a países extranjeros para asistirlos en esas comunidades ¿verdad? bienvenidos al programa, >> bennett: muchas gracias. >> damián: pues, ¿de qué se trata? amigos de las américas, aquí tenemos video de lo que hacen ustedes, van a muchos países a ¿hacer qué? carlos. >> carlos: sí, mira, nosotros lo que hacemos es, entrenamos a estudiantes de high school que están en la preparatoria y le damos un entrenamiento para que vayan a las comunidades en américa latina, vamos a 9 países, ellos pasan de 6 a 8 semanas allá y una vez estando allá, ellos viven con una comunidad, con una familia y se vuelven parte de la comunidad, entonces estando allá hablan con las, hacen una reunión, hablan con toda la comunidad y dicen a ver, ¿qué proyecto necesita la comunidad? no vamos allá para decir, ah, mira, venimos y traemo

i'm damian trujillo and today we're honoring our veterans on the show, plus another feria de salud on "your comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents, "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with an effort to make job sites more family-friendly. with me on "comunidad del valle" is the chair of the commission on the status of women of santa clara county, lupe rodriguez. welcome to the show. lupe rodriguez: thank you for having me. damian: talk about the effort here. what are we trying to accomplish? and, how are you--how is the commission and other agencies trying to reward employers who kind of have a family-friendly atmosphere? lupe: right, well, so the award that we're talking about today is called, "the family-friendly workplace award. and, as you mentioned, it was sort of thought of the commission on the status of women and the office of women's policy, as well as other departments, the george and katharine alexander law center, which does a lot of employment law. so, it was a thought, sort of our brain child in order to reward employer

nbc bay area damian trujillo joins us with more on the flags. what's the city's response to this? >> reporter: the veterans say that the one flag is missing from the four flag poles here at san jose city hall and are willing to fight to put it up for good. >> it flaps in the wind above san jose's vietnam war memorial. veterans' day the p.o.w./m.i.a. flag is a powerful symbol meant to honor and remember those left behind in war zones. among them san jose staff sergeant robert ma sued a, classified as missing in action. >> this is the banner that recognizes that commitment. they are not forgotten. everybody comes home or is searched for until they or their remains are found and identified. >> the pow/mia flag flies every day. the president of the united veterans council said it should fly above the city hall. right now, city hall flies a u.s. flag, the california flag the city flag and the flag that changes for special ceremonies. today it's the flag of puerto rico. >> we're trying to strike a balance in the program for flying all kinds of special recognition flags. we definitely un

i'm damian trujillo and today on our show, she developed an app for dreamers. sarahi espinoza salamanca is in our studio for your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with a solution maybe to fight hunger in san mateo and in santa clara counties. with me on "comunidad del valle" is jessica vasquez with the second harvest food bank. welcome to the show. jessica vasquez: thank you. damian: now, you developed this way for folks to obtain food if they actually need the food, but let's talk first of all about the need because there is kind of a perception that the economy is doing well and that we're doing okay and that there isn't a need for food. we're looking at video here at the sacred heart community services, which is, of course, one of the partners of second harvest. but talk, if you will, about the need, the ongoing need for this kind of service in the bay area. jessica: yeah, so as a matter of fact, we've noticed that about half of the individuals who actually qualify

. >> damian trujillo has been out there all morning, and has how it all came to an end. >> reporter: it's been quite a morning. is the man came down from the crain, but he kept police at bay for roughly 14 hours. the suspect did come down on his own, then placed in handcuffs and put in the back of a patrol car. earlier today, the man climbed out of the cabin and walked the arm of the crain, which is quite dangerous, then went back inside, put his feet up smoked a cigarette and read appeared to be the crain's manual. he had been yelling, talking to police negotiators, but it's difficult to make out what he was saying. because of the this whole ordeal, the job site has been closed for the day. about 100 workers are out of a job for today. some say thee losing between $100 and $250 a day, and at one point some of them nfl offered to go get the mandan. >> it was my first day of work and they canceled work because of man on the crain, but hopefully he leaves soon. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? >> not too happy. he's messing with my honey. >> reporter: you still go ahead paid? >

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> if you would like to apply, head to our website, nbcbayarea.com1st century solutions. >>> our coverage on the same-sex marriage ruling continues here at 6:00. what happens now? will this ruling stick? our legal analyst joins us next. >>> and former san francisco mayor gavin newsom talks about the price he paid for legalizing same-sex marriage back in 2004. that story coming up. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better californi

we're in san jose i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 11:00, paying more for just being a woman. the common items and services found to have an added pink tax. >>> we want to take the worry out of people's travel. >> bailing out when disaster strikes. a local company could help save your life when your traveling. why the life-saving service becoming especially popular in the silicon valley. >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. bright sunshine in spots. i'll show you what's coming in the microclimate forecast. . >>> well, it sounds like something out of the movies but it could be the next big thing. it's called rip cord insurance. >> it's a promise to have former navy s.e.a.l.s evacuate you after a disaster or crisis. one way area company has seen demand spike. nbc bay area's ian cole has the story. >> that's a real benefit when you go on these trips. >> margaret and craig london are international travelers. >> oh, here's maybe a better one. >> recently they've gone to egypt and morocco. >> we were there for 2 1/2 weeks. >> before they went they bought rip cord insuranc

we're in san jose i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> ready, set, record. the plan to equip body cameras on all san jose police officers is moving forward. the city and the police union have agreed on a policy so officers will begin testing three types of cameras. those cameras cost between $400 and $600 apiece. the city estimates it will spend about $1 million on the equipment. the goal is to have all officers wearing the cameras by june of next year. >>> ellen powell who catapulted the issue of gender discrimination in silicon valley into a national issue is now appealing her case. powell's attorney today filed an appeal in san francisco court. this comes two months after a jury found her bosses did not discriminate nor retaliate against her. the filing means powell is rejecting the offer to waive the attorney bill it sent her for $1 million for court costs. they said the offer would only be valid if powell agreed not to appeal. >>> it is not what the intensely private comedian would have wanted but the battle over robin williams' estate is now courtroom

i'm damian trujillo and today on the show, the california dreamers, a firsthand perspective. >>> helloomunidad del valle." california dreamers a firsthand perspective. >>> plus the new tv show on "comunidad del valle." >>> we begin today with a group of senators that are venturing out for latin america. kent campbell and fatima ramiro. you just came back from one of those experiences. welcome to the show, first of all. tell us first of all about amigo amigos amigos. >> every

---damian trujillo visito a 2 de estos ganadores. 6 ;50 01;30 02;05 take pkg damian says: "para ganarse una beca tiene que tener pensamiento del siglo 21, como lo que hacen aquí en literacy lab de oakland."'."]] nats/17:02 instructora dice: necesitamos usar matematicas." esta es una clase de matematicas para los estudiantes de pre-kinder y sus padres. el concepto es que estos ninos comiencen el grado kinder con algo de conocimiento en cuanto al uso de tecnologia. sot/6:58 mailisa says: its our opportunity to offer a 1 to 1 tablet program for pre-schoolers " la directora del programa literacy lab dice que la idea es darle una tableta a los ninos para que estiudien y aprendan con sus padres aprendan con sus padres aproximadamente 600 ninos de bajos recursos en oakland y sus alrededores reciben su propia tableta para ayudarles a aprender matematicas y el alfabeto antes de comenzar la escuela. sot/3:41 elizabeth dice: "va a estar muy preparado porqu elos estan preparando para poder entrar al kínder. es una ventaja muy grande." su filosofi

i'm damian trujillo and today on the show, >>> hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle." california dreamers, a firsthand perspective. >>> plus, the new tv show on "comunidad del valle." >>> we begin today with a group of senators that are venturing out for latin america. kent campbell and fatima ramiro. you just came back from one of those experiences. welcome to the show, first of all. tell us first of all about am o amig amigos. >> every summer we send college and high school students to latin america to engage in community long-term emerging programs where 4 out of weeks at a time, volunteers live in one community surrounded by other communities where colleagues are working with locals to supplement the work of non-profit organizations that work year round in those communities. >> we're looking at some video being provided for us here. we're not talking about folks taking a vacation down to peru or bogota or whatnot. you're rolling up your sleeves and doing the heavy lifting that needs to be done. >> it is something very different than volunteer travel. it is one thin

and nbc's damian trujillo has more. >> reporter: it does not mine it will bring a lot of rain with it. >> 97 98 above normal rainfall. >> reporter: james knoll runs the san francisco weather services. he says hit be wet and landslides. or dry like in '98, worsening the drought. >> everything has to line up in the atmosphere for it to be good for california. >> the nbc weather team is studying its models to provide accurate forecasts in the month ahead. talk of a strong el nino is good for the valley water district but people might think the drought is over if heavy rains are on the way. >> that would be a concern. if people take the prediction they should let their guard down that is really unfortunate. >> reporter: experts say that california needs more than two years of average rainfall to reverse the drought. so the valley district will move forward with its mandatory restrictions later this month. there are two categories for the seasons, strong or very strong. right now, it looks like the bottom rung of the strong ot== " category. >> thanks, damian. : >>> we continue our drought

damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> damian thank you. terrifying moments at a local subway sandwich shot. a customer stopped an attempted robbery. this happened a short while ago, right before 4:00 in concord at the subway on salano way. the suspect was holding a screwdriver and demanding money from the clerk. that's when a customer stepped in, and then a fight broke out. police showed up just as the suspect was leaving. we also have new dell tails on a deadly police shooting in oklahoma. this is the man police shot on a freeway offramp on saturday. tonight the children of demouria hogg are asking why police used deadly force. in oakland with the city's first police deadly shooting in two years. >> that's right, raj. the attorney for the officer who pulled the trigger says his client, a rookie police officer, did exactly what she was trained to do when faced with the kind of threat she faced saturday morning. but the man's family is convinced he didn't need to die. >> what i wonder is why did the police shoot him. >> 10-year-old demaria

. >> damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >>> a $100,000 reward, still no sign of the two convicted killers who escaped from an upstate new york maximum security prison on saturday. >> they are talking to prison authorities, hoping one may hold clues as to how the convicts got out. clearly they had help. >> with each hour added urgency, outside the prison walls and now within. this morning, new questions, as investigators turn their attention to prison employees. according to a law enforcement source a woman who works at the clinton correctional facility did she help them pull off their elaborate escape. >> it's really hard to understand how the corrections security staff was not aware of this? >> with 150 civilian employees working inside the maximum security lockup the internal probe could take days. this as law enforcement sources tell nbc affiliate, the convicted killers waited for a getaway driver who never showed. the duo cutting and crawling through plate and pipe smashing through a brick wall only to surface at this manhole cover, forced to flee on foot. >> if they had inside help d

. >> damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >> brian stowe is out of a while chair and walking. >> what we'rebout to see -- smiles, gratitude and hugs. robert handa has this report. >> reporter: he's made considerable progress since the attack four years ago outside of dodger stadium. but no one knew what to expect. people were thrilled to see how good he looked and sounded, and he knew who to thank. >> hi, brian. >> hi how rug? >> you look great. >> reporter: brian stowe surprised the staff when he arrived on crutches. no wheelchair no walker. >> i'm light-years beyond where i started. i mean people can't even believe i was walking again. >> it's a gale feeling when a patient lie brian can come back and we can see how he's getting on with his life. >> how are you? >> oh, my gosh look how great you look. >> come here. [ laughter ] >> you come here. >> i'm coming. >> oh, my gosh i cannot believe you are walking like this. >> to see their reaction tells the picture of where he is today. >> 1, 2, 3. >> i want you to wear some rehab shirts. >> oh, there you go. >> nice. >> are you the teacher? >>

i'm damian trujillo "nbc bay area news." >> a lot of fun. thank you, damian.s was a day when everyone was an mvp, but there is mc hammer with the mayor in the fire-breathing car. in the red car, congresswoman nancy pelosi was in the parade along with mayor ed lee and sam liccardo. >> well she wasn't feeling chatty today, but she was still feeling the spotlight. the biggest star of the parade the smallest person there, riley curry. riley got a little shy when dad, steph, addressed the crowd. no doubt, 1:30 nap time for the 2-year-old. >> so how do you describe what we experienced today? a combination of a raiders game grateful dead festival and a hip-hop concert. it was 100% warriors style. after winding through the streets, the players ended up right there on that main stage. a lot of cheering a lot of chanting and a lot of warmth. 70 degrees. it was gorgeous! nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney was among the masses. and terry, we talked about this during our live parade broadcast, we've seen a lot of bad basketball. this is our time. >> reporter: yeah this is our

damian trujillo spent the afternoon in their oakland studios to check out the program. >> reporter: theye received accolades here for getting the voice of the youth heard throughout the nation. this isn't your typical after-school program. it's a 21st century approach to teaching youth. >> we expanded from just radio journalism to web and training and all different types of media. >> reporter: youth radio has been around for more than 20 years. it was designed as a program to give a voice to at-risk youth and low income youth from the inner city. their shelves in the heart of downtown oakland of stacked with national awards and this is their next step using their grassroots ideas and implementing silicon valley know-how here in their innovation lab. >> we're taking our story-telling to the next level by incorporating programming and design to make interactive story-telling and mobile apps. >> we were able to create apps which is cool because i just got an android. you know you're a young person you just get a phone. you're able to actually use it on your own time. you can bring it to sch

. >> damian trujillo has been out there all morning, and has how it all came to an end. >> reporter:

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