damián trujillo: buenas tardes y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy en nuestromián trujillo: comenzamos hoy con 2 mujeres que están envueltas en ese tema tan importante aquí en el condado de santa clara, con nosotros en este show nos acompañan lupe rodríguez y joanna molina, que son miembros de la comisión del estado de la mujer, aquí en el condado de santa clara, bienvenidas al programa. guadalupe rodríguez: gracias, gracias por invitarnos.

locutor: telemundo 48 presenta: comunidad del valle, con damián trujillo.para hablar un poco más de esta entrega de mochilas a los estudiantes, bienvenido al programa. jonathan sánchez: muchas gracias. damián trujillo: tenemos video que queremos mostrar de esas mochilas que se regalan a los niños

damián trujillo: bueno, hay algo muy especial. tenemos video que ustedes que nos mandaron.

siga con telemundo. tardes y bienvenidostrujis a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujillo y hoy encarlos es miembro de la coalición de bicicletas del valle del silicio, o silicon valley bicycle coalition, bienvenido al programa. >> carlos velásquez: gracias, damián. >> damián trujillo: ¿por qué es tan importante? tú me regañaste hace un rato que yo nunca

damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo, and today, carnaval returns to san francisco. plus, some folklórico dancing on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin once again with family giving tree. it's such an important topic. with me on "comunidad del valle" is jonathan sanchez, who is in charge of some of the efforts there with family giving tree and hoping to get, again, more backpacks donated to our schoolchildren across the bay area. thank you so much for being here. jonathan sanchez: thank you for having me. damian: well, talk about this need and the efforts that you do to kind of provide for that need. jonathan: yeah, definitely, so currently, the need is we only serve 35,000 students. we served 35,000 students last year, but the overall need is over 350,000 students throughout the bay area who qualify for a free backpack from our organization. so definitely we only are serving the 10% of the overall students that are in need of school supplies. damian:

damian trujillo: hello and welcome to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo, and today, carnaval returns to san francisco. plus, some folklórico dancing on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin once again with family giving tree. it's such an important topic. with me on "comunidad del valle" is jonathan sanchez, who is in charge of some of the efforts there with family giving tree and hoping to get, again, more backpacks donated to our schoolchildren across the bay area. thank you so much for being here. jonathan sanchez: thank you for having me. damian: well, talk about this need and the efforts that you do to kind of provide for that need. jonathan: yeah, definitely, so currently, the need is we only serve 35,000 students. we served 35,000 students last year, but the overall need is over 350,000 students throughout the

run on your "comunidad del valle." announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today, with again, our monthly visit by the mexican consulate in san jose. the topic today is cinco de mayo, of course that's next week. with me on "comunidad del valle," again, once again, is loren cruz sandoval. welcome to the show again. loren cruz sandoval: thank you very much, damian. it is a pleasure to be here with you. damian: thank you. well, you know what? we always say that cinco de mayo isn't celebrated in mexico. it's more a chicano thing here and maybe an american thing here but we do celebrated cinco de mayo over there. loren: and we celebrate it in a very big and in a very big kind of way. and actually, we want to, well just to talk about what we

damian trujillo is standing by with fans in san jose. but collin is first. >> reporter: guys, here we are finally, game one, stanley cup finalities, less than 30 minutes away. can the sharks seize the moment? we'll find out shortly. we're rink side here in pittsburgh. those without tickets to tonight's game, they are lawn chair ready for an outdoor viewing party that's also going on here in pittsburgh. we didn't find any sharks fans. but we did find these buddies here from sfo today. >> we thought of it a couple of days ago and it's coming to fruition. we couldn't ask for a better experience. pittsburgh is a great city. >> everyone's saying, are you nervous, are you nervous? no, i'm excited. >> i'm thrilled for sharks fans. i remember going to games in the cal palace. hockey has developed so well in san jose and the greater bay area. >> reporter: did you guys read between the lines on the commissioner's sound bite right there? he clearly wants the shark point, isn't it obvious? we'll be back at 8:00 and 11:00 with highlights and reaction

here on your "comunidad del valle." announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillodamian: we begin today with biking and bicycling. with us on "comunidad del valle" is carlos velazquez with the silicon valley bicycle coalition. welcome to the show, carlos. now, you just scolded me a little while ago off camera because i don't bike to work. what's the big deal? talk about why it is a big deal, carlos. carlos velazquez: well, silicon valley bicycle coalition, our main goal is to work with city leaders to make our streets and trails safer. and, also, to do more to--host programs and activities to encourage more people to get on their bike. damian: now, it's not just about the environment, right?

run on your "comunidad del valle." announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today, with again, our monthly visit by the mexican consulate in san jose. the topic today is cinco de mayo, of course that's next week. with me on "comunidad del valle," again, once again, is loren cruz sandoval. welcome to the show again. loren cruz sandoval: thank you very much, damian. it is a pleasure to be here with you. damian: thank you. well, you know what? we always say that cinco de mayo isn't celebrated in mexico. it's more a chicano thing here and maybe an american thing here but we do celebrated cinco de mayo over there. loren: and we celebrate it in a very big and in a very big kind of way. and actually, we want to, well just to talk about what we celebrate here in cinco de mayo because this is a very important celebration for all of our community. and we will need to be very proud. and we need to celebrate this special date but in a very responsible way as well. so, we celebrate cinco de mayo in mexico as well because, as you know, this was the battle

here on your "comunidad del valle." announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with biking and bicycling. with us on "comunidad del valle" is carlos velazquez with the silicon valley bicycle coalition. welcome to the show, carlos. now, you just scolded me a little while ago off camera because i don't bike to work. what's the big deal? talk about why it is a big deal, carlos. carlos velazquez: well, silicon valley bicycle coalition, our main goal is to work with city leaders to make our streets and trails safer. and, also, to do more to--host programs and activities to encourage more people to get on their bike. damian: now, it's not just about the environment, right? i mean, there's some health aspects here that i could certainly benefit from if i did bike to work and bike more often maybe. carlos: well, you know, there--everyone always talks about the health aspects of it, environmental. it takes more people off the roads. it gets--it's a very healthy form of exercise but for me, it's fun. i get to explore the city. i get to the see--hav

live in redwood city, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> damion, thank you. three people in the hospital following an officer-involved shooting in pittsburg. a woman called police to her home saying her son was armed and acting irrationally. investigators say rigoberto gutierrez was reaching for a gun when officers arrived. one of them opened fire hitting him in the leg. the bullets went through the screen door and his his father and teenage bother. >>> frustration and anger tonight at students in palo alto after many students were told they have to retake their ap exams. the district sent an e-mail to students saying the school board violated college board exam rules. students taking the ap biology and calculus exams were seated too closely together and were not given different versions of the test. over 150 students are impacted. tonight an online petition saying they shouldn't be punished for their mistakes and class time should be devoted for those taking the ap exams again. >>> a high profile meeting at facebook headquarters late this afternoon talking a

nbc bay area damian trujillo with why some are warning about this. >> reporter: all eyes are on that legal process. i'm outside the hall here in east san jose. bernie sanders himself we heard might be here today to meet with native american students. instead, he's sending a surrogate to meet with the students. just two weeks before the election. they're already voting in santa clara county. >> this is my first primary election so it's pretty big for me. >> reporter: their primary election is on june 7th. but citing irregularities in the primary process, backers of bernie sanders are filing a federal junction, demanding all so-called unaffiliated voters be allowed to revote if they want to. they also want to extend the voter registration deadline which already passed. the vote is to allow people to register to vote all the way to election day. the office of the registrar said that would create chaos. >> that means the information you have at that polling location as to who's actually supposed to be there does come in to play. >> it could mean shortages at some places. supporters say t

i'm damian trujillo, the emotional testimony is coming up next. enough, not for me and not for greg. runs: 10 ==jess/cont vo== >>> the progress that we made has been meaningful, but it hasn't been fast enough. not for me and not for greg. >>> right now at 6:30, mayor leah announcing that he asked for resignation of police chief greg suhr. the former police chief forced out after mounting pressure from protesters. that resignation came hours after another deadly officer-involved shooting in the city. >> san francisco politics is treacherous and we're seeing it in real time time. suhr's resignation a direct result of an officer involved shooting involving a black woman. christie smith continues the breaking coverage from city hall. what's the reaction there at this hour? >> reporter: raj, i can tell you that a small group has gathered in front of the san francisco city hall. you can see them there in the distance. some of them speaking with reporters. they're talking about the announcement for mayor ed lee and how he stood by him. not everyone is pleased. they also wanted more of a say

damian trujillo is at the police department. >> we're at the sheriff's office.ch about the investigation into this case. but they are saying that they're getting leads that they hope will lead them to the killer. candles form the initials kg. for keith green outside the apartments. he was last seen at the mill burr brae man cake house. his body was found by a -- his body was found here heelsburg. the body was identified and the autopsy revealed it was a homicide. >> it's being investigated as a homicide. unfortunately, because it is a homicide, there isn't any information that i can release on that. >> reporter: the restaurant in mill brae where keith was last seen does not wants to speak on camera. a neighbor declined to talk about the man whose body was identified through dental records. it was at the scene where detectives determined the 27-year-old was murdered. >> it's been determined as a homicide by evidence that was found at the scene. i can't go into further detail. >> detectives are not saying how keith was killed. >> reporter: keith green's family is

damian trujillo has more in san jose. >> reporter: the stage is set for them. among them will be these two, two seniors who, if you believe the statistics should not have made it this far. >> i started with three fs and then it went down to two. >> my freshman year, i had so many fs. >> reporter: no interest in school and on the brink of disaster. >> they were on the verge of what? >> dropping out. getting caught up in the system. >> reporter: this is where they were brought in along with 40 others run by the firehouse. you have to be a student with multiple fs with truancy and behavioral problems. >> it starts with moral support. you'd be surprised what you can accomplish when you have someone who believes in you. >> reporter: today, 18 of those initial 40 students have beat the odds and are on graduating. they are not on the dean's list but certainly earned the dip employee ma. >> i'm excited, you know. my whole family is going to be there. >> nerve-racking. because now i'm going to, like, college. >> reporter: college, an illusion four years ago now made pos

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i'm damian trujillo live at the high school graduation. their story is coming up next. ==reveal== whole foods, opened its first, lower-priced "365 store" in los angeles today. the new store also has a different look than typical >>> happening on twitter page, whole foods open its lower priced store, 365. that's the name of the store. on our facebook page netflix has scored a big deal. they'll start streaming disney moves this fall. more news after the break. and for a handful of high school students in san jose, the moment they "cross the stage" will be extra special. >>> well, it's graduation season and for a handful of high school students in san jose, the moment they cross the stage will be extra sneeshl you see they went from at-risk to college bound all thanks to program that put them on the right pachlgt nbc bay area's damian trujillo is there to tell us more. >> reporter: jessica, this is a big moment for those at this high school. in that crowd there are 18 students all wearing those blue sashes around their nets. they were wasn't either truants, getting fs or d

damian trujillo joins us live. at one point, the trial was supposed to start today. >> trial judge says she wants to speed things along for the deadline. now she'll have to decide whether the trial should be moved out of san jose. >> at this time, are you prepared to give up -- >> he likes how the case is progressing, and today that included his defense attorneys telling the judge they will file a motion to move the trial out of the area because of all the pretrial publicity surrounding the case. >> the judge has to balance the right of garcia torres to a fair trial and also look at the facts, generally a change of venue motions are not favored and very expensive and cumbersome. >> 15-year-old sierra disappeared 14 years ago while walking to a school bus stop in morgan hill. >> meanwhile, the people who continue searching for her, don't like the idea of the trial being moved. >> i truly hope not. i hope that it stays here in santa clara county. >> if they do move it, we'll follow it. >> we're not going to leave it

live outside the main jail in san jose, damian trujillo. >>> a cold case murder from fresno county has ties to the tri valley. detectives are reaching out for help. back in 2006, someone killed 24 year old jack dupay and put the body in an orchard off interstate 5. his parents, who still live in the area gave their dna to help identify their son. investigators released this crime scene photo taken in 2006. they'd like to hear from anyone who knew dupay around that time. >>> the hunger strikers known as the frisco five are not impressed with the supervisors joining their fight to have the police chief step down. politics and trickery is how they describe what they've heard from those supervisors who visited them during the 12-day hunger strike. the activists say while they feel weak from their protests, their determination is stronger than ever. >> and while we may have started as the frisco five, we are now grown to the frisco 500, and we will grow to the frisco5,000. >> we've had enough, and we're going to take it to the streets, to city hall, to all angles. >> mayor ed lee says the c

today the man police have in custody spoke with damian trujillo. what did he have to say? >> reporter: not a lot, jessica. andre redmon met with reporters on the fourth floor of the main jail. our visit was very brief as detectives are still trying to find answers. today investigators were carrying out bags of potential evidence from the family home in the redwood estates community. one man is dead and another was injured after a shooting yesterday on madrone drive and a police chase, and the site of of a second crime scene in this case. sheriff a investigators are linking this man to both murders. 43-year-old andre redmon of san francisco. >> we arrested him late last night and arrested him on two counts of murder and two counts of false imprisonment and kidnapping with the intent rbry and burglary. >> deputies aren't offering a motive for the crime nor if he knew the victims and we tried to get answers after redmon agreed to a jailhouse interview and this is a picture of him on the fourth floor of the main jail and moments after we arrived it appears he'd changed his min

damian trujillo is standing by with fans in san jose.porter: guys, here we are finally, game one, stanley cup finalities, less than 30 minutes away. can the sharks seize the moment? we'll find out shortly. we're rink side here in pittsburgh. those without tickets to tonight's game, they are lawn chair ready for an outdoor viewing party that's also going on here in pittsburgh. we didn't find any sharks fans. but we did find these buddies here from

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live in san jose, damian trujillo. >>> a houseboat docked in the oakland sgra went newspaper flames today. i want to show you what it looked like. the boat virtually destroyed and flames burned the neighboring boat as well. with the help of a fire boat they put out the fire. luckily no one was hurt. >>> day 12 of the hunger strike outside of a san francisco police station. is it progress or more bad blood. this is happening at the mission station. staff members stopped by to meet with them. the protesters refused, they'll meet with the mayor tomorrow on their own terms, when they march to city hall. >> we never saw him, his aids came out. he was in the room the whole time. we only spoke with his aids. they said, the mayor's ready to meet you. we're not speaking to a mobster. we're speaking to the mayor of this beautiful city. >> a total of five people are on this hunger strike, they want the san francisco police chief to step down or be fired about those recent controversial police shootings. >>> anger for accommodations, hearing california will be critical. the golden state delegates fee

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> meals on wheels needs some dough. volunteers are launching a fund raising effort to cover the cost of repairing a meals on wheels truck that was stolen and damaged. the suspects are accused of carjacking the truck from a meals on wheels distribution center yesterday in fremont. this turned into a 15 mile police chase and ended with that right there on 580 with the truck on its side. truck is now out of commission. tonight volunteers are borrowing and renting other vehicles to deliver 400 meals to seniors in need. they're also accepting donations. >>> walking away from a southern california plane crash. hard to believe when you see the video. they reported engine failure. the plane didn't make it to the run way. they made it to a grassy field' voiding homes and flipping the plane. still, the two people on board managed to walk away. minor injuries, you can see it there in the middle of the field. the plane is registered to a flying museum out of dallas. >>> coming up, sniffing out cell phones. we go inside of a local p

i'm damian trujillo. >> also we will have a look at weather and traffic after the break.tinue to warm up as we get clearing skies. beautiful weather at at&t park as temperatures rise into the 60s. by the fifth inning and the end of the game, lots of sun and warmer temperatures into the mid 80s. upper 60s for san francisco. a wide range in temperatures, heating up today as well as tomorrow. let's go to mike for a look at the commute. >> southbound 101 still slows and this is the on ramp and the off-ramp. the map will show you we see a little bit of red off the dumbarton bridge. silicon valley and the 14 and the 14 are now moving through the one lane. >> we have more for you in a half hour. >>> taking a look at the headlines. lawmakers are suggesting a way to reduce those long lines at airport security checkpoints this summer. two senators want airlines to drop their fees on checked bagga baggage. they say it resulted on more carry-on bags, slowing the time for passengers to get through security. while they admit it won't eliminate the lines, they say it'd be a start. the a