and i think we have damian trujillo joining us along the parade route. last time we checked in withday damian, you could barely hear us. how is it right now? >> there are calls for the chant of mvp and that is steph curry holding the championship trophy with his beautiful daughter and his wife. listen to the crowd. [ cheering and applause ] >> again, bringing steph curry toward the end of the parade because you want to climax it with that. but people are -- like to do things differently. and they like to do it their way. and we talk to folks about how they feel. how do you feel about who you just saw? >> oh, my god, i love steph curry. i love him. >> we love you steph curry. >> what was it like to see him hold up that trophy. >> it is amazing. man, i love him. ize an idol and a perfect role model and so good. >> what do you think? >> good. >> i think the fans are waiting for the warriors to get off the busm and sometimes they do that along the parade route. i had a hard time keeping up with javale. but back to you in the studio right now. >> thank you, le

. >> announcer: "press: here" is sponsored by barracuda. to "comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo. and today, "los idolos del pueblo," los tigres del norte, right here in our studio, exclusive, on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. ♪ [singing in foreign language] [singing in foreign language] damian: yeah, this is another legendary band. this is banda recodo de don cruz lizarraga. they're here in our studio to enlighten us, because they're gonna be sharing a stage with los tigres del norte and paquita la del barrio. welcome to the show, gentlemen. alfonso lizarraga: thank you very much, my friend, damian. it's our very pleasure to stay with you here. damian: thank you. well, he said he didn't speak any english, but he's surprising us right now.

da damian trujillo has more. damian. >> reporter: people are downloading porn on the library computers. the county library system tells me they have not receive ned widespread come plachbts, but one man did take it a bit too far last month. police are still looking for this man, a milpitas library picture claiming a man was ---ing in between book racks. >> it's very disturbing. it's 4:00 in the afternoon. a lot of kids are studied and reading and trying to educating themselves. to stumble across this, this is very disturbing. >> reporter: now it's not uncommon for them to watch it. >> it's pretty surprising. i wouldn't expect it. i come here all the time. everyone's pretty nice and plig polite. >> reporter: the porn has been a thorny issue for libraries. it isn't necessarily illegal, but there are some rules. >> when you sign on to use the computers or wireness networks, you agree to certain terms. >> reporter: at the milpitas library, for instance, an accompanying adult may be asked to leave and if a person sees

nbc bay area )s damian trujillo reports from san mateo, with how well its working. gonna vote for?ead to nbc bay area-dot- com...we have a special election page. you can read all about the candidates, and the measures. get out and vote tomorrow... a 74-year old woman, convicted of murdering her sister, apparently took her own life early today. "linda thomas" was found hanging from the top bunk in her cell at the "west county detention facility" in richmond. in 2015, she traveled from washington-state to rodeo, in the east bay, where she shot and killed her sister and tried to killer her brother in law. she was convicted last month. before leaving washington, she paid for her own obituary at a local newspaper. facebook is under fire again . a new report reveals how partnerships with other companies may give those companies access to user information. snapping a photo with your phone and sharing it on facebook is an example of how phone makers have parterships with facebook. some 60 companies like apple, amazon and blackberry partner with facebook. a new york times investigation show

we are live in downtown oakland, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. and you got your microphone back. good for you. >>> let's show what you it looked like over by b.a.r.t., long lines. thousands of fans heeded the warning and avoided the roads and creating backlog because everybody was getting out of oakland. 300,000 people passed through the system which is down 8% from last year. >> he just grabbed the mike and took it right from his hands. and the parade is a celebration at extended well beyond the players on the court and it takes a village and this is very much a community championship as they say, strength in numbers. >> terry mcsweeney had a chance to catch up with the other groups marching today and you were on golf cart duty, terry. >> reporter: i was on golf cart duty and i had a fine time. sunny day. great line of work if you could get it. strength in numbers. never more obvious than it was at today's parade. i saw people on the verge of tears out of love for this team. and i met a woman who wears her love on her sleeve. and on her back. th

nbc bay area's damian trujillo was the first on the scene. they're adow brookeike doing fine, jessica. we just saw a couple returning from the hospital going home, three of those swimmers. everyone seems to be doing oka . the cloud has dissipated. that toxic cloud. still a lot of questions and 35 people who needed to go to the hospital. one by one, swimmers at the shadow brooke swim club traded bathing suits for white disposable suits and a decontamination shower before taken to the hospital. >> because if we transport people to the hospital with those chemicals still on them, we potentially bring that exposure with to us the hospital and create a problem at the hospital as well. >> reporter: kids and parents say they became nauseous after a contractor at the pool mixed chlorine with acid, a dangerous sometimes fatal combination. paramedics say it can cause what's called secondary drowning. so they issued what they call a mass casualty incident, level ii. one of the terrifying calls parents say they can get. >> it's pretty scary, especially w

damian trujillo will be the emcee so a great time supporting a great cause.t headed out to san mateo. first day of the county fair tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. you need the jacket here as well on oner -- with upper 50s and low 60s and clouds by the evening. we'll talk about a hotter forecast when the fire danger increases and that is coming up. >>> and still to come, one of the pixar biggest names parting ways with the studio. why john lasseter is leaving. >> and it is facebook -- why the social media is being accused of once again sharing your data and then lying about it. hapremember bourdain. on our homepage -- we )ve >>> happening now. rememberinntbourdain, on our home page we posted a link to his favorite spot in san francisco. he died of an apparent suicide. we'll have more on the impact here in the bay area 10 minutes from now. and on twitter feed, kia is recalling 500,000 vehicles in the u.s. due to electronic glitch that prevents airbags from deploying. big changes for . creative titan "john lasseter" is leaving. h >>> major changes for pix

l are expected to le in south s damian trujillo. >> dame yap has been on the scene all afternoon. he posted the patient count when it jumped from 20 to 35. >>> worried about whooping cough? the east bay is experiencing an uptick in cases. so far this year, 180 people have contracted whooping cough in alameda county. that is way up, compared to 40 in all of 2017. most of the cases involve teenagers, but it can easily spread to infants which can be deadly. >> reporter: alameda health officials are urging all pregnant women to get updated whooping cough vaccine shots even if years ago they were vaccinated. their immunity may have weakened. that's why they need the shot again. >> it's hard to tell in the beginning. it's cold-like symptoms. >> reporter: what starts off as a runny nose and mild cough can escalate into something serious. >> it be a much more severe cough, like the kind where you just can't stop. >> reporter: they monitor the spread of infectious diseases. there has been a jump compared to last year. >> we've seen a lot this year already. we had a lot of cases in teenager

let's begin with damian trujillo. >> reporter: thunderous is how i would describe that parade. it was loud out here. right now we're on 15th and broadway. this is the under armour popup store and after the parade they started selling steph curry sneakers and that started at 3:00 and the line was down the block and as you could imagine that has drawn quite a crowd willing to wait after getting a glimpse of their

damian trujillo,laessa hopes th gets more people to register in the bone marrow donor network. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, an unusual sight outside an east bay detention center. >> why a 15-year-old girl to chose her birthday celebration there and the statement she's making. >>> and at this hour, 72 degrees in santa rosa, the warmest temperature we're seeing now. but soon san francisco could see 70s, and we could see 90s returning inland. the latest on a big warm-up headed our way when we come right back. >>> a girl's 15th birthday in latin culture is a special event. it marks a coming of age. today one bay area girl decided to use her quinceanera to highlight a national problem. the separation of immigrant families. alexa lopez is a u.s. citizen, but her father, raul lopez, is an undocumented immigrant who has been detained in richmond for the lasnths. return to his wife and four children. alexa says it has been an incredibly difficult time for the entire family. >> i was really hoping that my daughter would be here with me by this time and be dancing with him. but instead my

d"comunidad del valle." and welcome to, i'm damian trujillo, and today, the luis valz leadership academyare many. the administration is here and so are the students on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian ujil. damian: we begin today with the open space authority of santa clara valley. andrea mackenzie is the general manager of the open space authority, and andrea fraume is with a group called the bay area wilderness training. welcome to the show. andrea macke: damian: all right.how. well, tell us about the open space authority first and what you a d public agency formed about 25 years ago through the efforts of local leaders and the california legislature. what we do is we protect nature, we support agricultu and we connect people to nature across about 1,000 square mile

i'm damian trujillo. >> a 70-foot pine tree in an instant took the life of a doctor. that freak accident in darlington also snarling traffic for hours. that tree on caltrans property, what is the agent saying about it tonight? >> reporter: not much, jessica. they are telling us they are investigating the incident. now, what we can tell you is that that tree was at the bottom of this hill along interstate 680 and that it fell onto the freeway and it killed dr. bazer. again, caltrans telling us they are investigating. on a busy interstate 680 during the monday morning rush hour, disaster. >> it's very shocking and scary that it can happen in such a k >> repr: the freeway into a parking lot. >> definitely very scary. hits close to home. >> reporter: a woman identified to us as ludmilla bizer was killed when a tree came crashing down on her car in danville. drivers we talked to say at that time of the morning it could have been even worse. >> i take my kids to school. sometimes we'll hop on the freeway, run errands, but we live -- this is our exit, so we're on it almost e

i'm damian trujillo, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you. >>> holding the line, that's what firefighters are saying about the pawnee fire burning in lake county. these are the air tankers there, helping ground crews fight the fire. the good news tonight, firefighters say it is not growing. just this morning cal fire ended mandatory evacuations in the double eagle community, and at this hour the fire is 40% contained. it has charred more than 13,000 acres and destroyed 22 structures including several homes. >>nd theeat is coming. the north bay taking no chances. firefighters are getting ready for a dangerous combination of more heat and more wind. meteorologist rob mayedia is tracking it. >> red flag warning for these counties, the higher hills of the counties including solano, too. we have gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour out of the north in the pawnee area. the red flag warning starting late tomorrow night. winds picking up tomorrow night around the fire lines. look at humidity levels, at 11% during the day on saturday as temperatures from friday and saturday, the areas you see there in pu