and nobody's told her about the monster, which is, of course, the dictator trujillo in the '60s. tell us about that ugly part of the history there is that she's now a being taught. >> many places have faced political monsters. in the dominican republic, we had a dictator who ruled for 31 years. incredibly cruel, violent, sadistic. he had u.s. backing and a lot of dominican families were ter tro rised. the first wave of immigrants were fleeing from his regime. and he was someone of really -- he was like a terror that lingered over the entire community. when i was young, trujillo, he was already dead, yet you could feel the fear that he still emanated. he was like something from the undead, something that lingered on. and my parents and grandparents, when they would tell stories, they would tell stories that were scrupulously edited to us children, but we could always tell there was something really disturbing and problematic behind them. and of course, as we got older, being, the shadow behind these e stories was trujillo, this dictator that did so much harm. i know it was importa

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(jerry trujillo/coach-as he's gotten older he's gotten more humble.kid but he's just a great man)turbin is also a great competitor. with his team down one it was turbin who made the game winning shot with just seconds left.after the game wilson said.. he's participated in many charity events but called turbin's event first class.(russell wilson-to be here in spring ball, to play some basketball and raise some money to help change some kids' lives is pretty exciting)(will tran/fremont-the biggest winner.. the charities. the game raised 10 thousand dollars and robert turbin is already thinking about next year. in fremont will tran kron 4 news) coming up after the break... we take you on a trip to canada. and a touch of england north of the border. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) feel that tingle of a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as little as two and a half days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?

i'm damian trujillo, and today, latino vintners, the founders of mi sueño winery right here in our studiosof your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with the cinequest film festival, and they always have a nice array of latino films, and this year is absolutely no exception. "adios amor" is one of the films that's going to be showcased this year here at cinequest. with me on "comunidad del valle" are the producer and director, laurie coyle, and also olivia portugal, who is the daughter of the main character in this documentary. and wait till i show you the trailer for this. welcome to the show. laurie coyle: thank you. damian: how big of a deal, first of all, is it for you, laurie, to showcase this at a place like cinequest? laurie: this is a wonderful opportunity because cinequest is

"today in the bay'"''s" damian trujillo is live in san francisco with what happened.ether he might still be in the city, damien? >> reporter: unknown at this point. we haven't heard from police on that side, kris, but you can bet they're keeping a close eye on this apartment complex just in case aldon smith does return to the residence where his girlfriend apparently lives here on bush street in san francisco. in fact, police were back here again last night on reports that a resident here had located they believed aldon smith back inside the buildings. officers were not able, however, to locate the football player. on saturday night police say they got a call from a neighbor asking officers to investigate possible domestic violence at smith's girlfriend's home. police say a second call came from the girlfriend herself claiming she had been bitten, suffering also other injuries. police say aldon smith was gone by the time they arrived. on smith's verified instagram account someone posted a picture of pavement and the letters wtf followed by, quote, o, you are all wrong

i was really jealous that damian trujillo got to cover that. look at the temperatures, 48 degrees for the peninsula. 47 for the south bay. it's cloudy out there. of 47 degrees in the tri valley. and, yeah, we had a couple showers move through thanks to a cold front. you could see we've still got a couple drops out there in the san francisco camera, we're still seeing some stuff going on in our radar in terms of precipitation. now, north bay, 40 degrees right now. east bay, 47. it is cool, but it is a little bit warmer at this hour than we were yesterday. so 24 hours ago, we were a couple degrees chillier. san jose's temperature trend into the afternoon. today's daytime highs will be rather comfortable. we're talking upper 50s, mid 50s for most spots. and we're going to keep that cloud cover in there, because come tonight, we've got another system making its way in. but let's show you stormranger right now. we do have it up and scanning in our parking lot. you can see we have a couple showers moving through san francisco right now. half moon bay

damian trujillo is following this story, he will have a live report at the bottom of this hour. >>> new this morning you might notice caltrain is getting a little bit more crowded. a new report finds that more people are using the public transit service. "today in the bay's" anser hassan is live at the san carlos caltrain station with the new numbers and what it means for riders other than a little less wiggle room. >> reporter: that's right. it's been quiet this monday morning. you can see not too many passengers out here yet. if you ride cal trains you may have noticed one big change, more passengers. the cal trains says that's a good thing, it's about the sign of a strong economy. with more people on the trains it means less traffic on 101. ridership is up this year by more than 3% since last year. so, too, is revenue. the increase in passengers has brought in a million dollars in extra revenue according too a caltrain report. caltrain has seen a steady growth since 2010 but that growth also means overcrowded trains. caltrain is proposing running extra trains during peak hours. that'

del valle," i'm damian trujillo, and today we celebrate the legacy of cesar chavez. his family is in our studio. and also the secretary of state, alex padilla, here in our studio on a busy "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with the celebration of the life of cesar chavez, and with me is a board member of the chavez family vision, mauricio mejia, to talk about the local events. welcome to the show, mauricio. mauricio: thank you very much, i appreciate the invitation, and we're excited to be here. damian: well, what an honor for you it must be to be asked to be part of this great board. mauricio: absolutely, it's one of those you just don't--can't expect to be on. and being on it is just an amazing experience. damian: so, we have a--i mean, there's a breakfast that's coming up in celebrating the life and legacy of cesar chavez for his birthday. i mean, we're talking about jose hernandez, the astronaut, being here to celebrate. mauricio: yes, another board member that sits with

damian trujillo. nbc bay area news. >> arch county is rebelling against the status as sanctuary state. voting unanimously to join a trump administration lawsuit against california. orange county sheriff is now providing public information on jail inmates. who are released including their immigration status. the supervisors who are all republicans oppose the state law aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> state law is state law. and it's my job to enforce state law. i will, i will do so. and, we want to make sure that, that every jurisdiction including orange county understands what state law requires. >> he did not comment when asked, if that means, suing, orange county. to force compliance with state law. >> shot carrying her groceries. what happened to this 65-year-old woman. tonight police are calling the shooting random. this spiraled into a car chase. happened last night in a neighborhood on nool and woodland. our correspondent is life where he spoke exclusively to that

damian trujillo. >> up next. back in court. former 49ers, star, answers to charges of domestic violence. what the judge is making him do for now. >> only on nbc bay area. apple co-founder, steve wozniark, victim of a scam. the advice he has for potential investors in bit coin. >>> storm doppler shows rainfall moving in now. it will get a lot heavier. we have the time line for tuesday morning commute. coming of in about 8 minutes. wa pleaded not guilty... to the new charges against him. >>> former football star, alden smith back in court today. pleaded not guilty to the new charges against him. former raiders and 49ers linebacker facing charges of domestic violence and assault. after an incident at his fiance's san francisco apartment on march 3. see smith walk into court there. the 2-year-old fled the scene that night. before police arrived. he turned himself in, a few days later. now in addition to the not guilty plea, a judge, issued a protective order. prohibiting smith from any contact with his fiance. >> you know we want t

damian trujillo, this is a different tone. >> reporter: it really is, raj. cesar chavez's birthday is coming up on saturday. many in this immigrant community here say they still live in fear. the message tonight from cesar chavez's son, don't lose hope. the legacy of immigrant rights leader cesar chavez might only be mentioned in their history books, but the students here say their schools do a good job of enforcing that legacy. >> we do columns and posters. >> we learn how to become leaders in our own community. >> reporter: the students were joined by many parents, some who say they're living in fear with all the immigration action over the last year. that fear forced many parents to pull their children from school, dreading they or their kids would be caught by i.c.e. agents. >> i'm still quite concerned about next year. you know, i think that the concerns and the fears are not really gone. i mean, we have a number of new developments. the whole question of citizenship on the census i believe is going to have an impact. >> it's demoralizing. >> reporter:e

we're in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of ground to make up. we check in with the santa clara valley water district to see how much the storm is helping our water supply. >>> our next round of rain is beginning to developing here from mendocino to clear lake. we're tracking this and we'll let you know how much more will linger in your friday forecast, coming up in eight minutes. >> reporter: about 200 business owners and leaders descended on san francisco city hall. one of their main questions, why is san francisco so dirty? i'll have the story, straight ahead. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. got thousands of you talking online and sharing your own >>> our recent investigation on san francisco's streets got house of you talking online and sharing stories about the amount of trash and needles scattered throughout the city. >> today business leaders took some of those same complaints to city hall. investigative reporter bigad shaban was ther

nbc bay area's damian trujillo got the numbers exclusively. he's live at san jose police headquarters with what they mean. dami damian? >> reporter: janelle, we asked for those numbers after beat cops told me it was getting out of control. they were responding to one call involving a gun every day. it turns out they were wrong. it was worse. these are two of the guns left behind at a crime scene in san jose. beat cops tell me they saw more guns last year than in recent memory. turns out they might be right. nbc bay area requested the numbers and this is what they look like. in 2017, police responded to 1,147 calls involving guns. that's a 23% increase from the year before. >> it's ridiculous. we shouldn't have to have that problem. it's scary. >> reporter: willow glen had its share of crime last year. >> now i don't let my son out of sight. kind of depressing. >> reporter: san jose police responded to three calls on average per day involving a gun. >> weapons calls did go up last year. and it's certainly a concern of ours. >> reporter: the pol

area's damian trujillo and live at san jose state with the details. >> reporter: i read through the court documents and i'll tell you, it is quite startling. now that other students tell me they saw the signs four years ago and he regrets not saying anything about it then. hugo walks the campus of san jose state with the memory he's been carrying for four years. he said this man lewis venegas, a school mate and friend asked him if he wanted to perform oral sex on him. >> i was in shock and just kind of -- i was hoping at some point he would say it was a joke and laugh about it. >> it turns out it wasn't a joke. on march 5th campus police arrested venegas charging him with five felonies, including sexual battery and false imprisonment. those documents allege over a owe three-year span on separate occasions his m.o. was the same. he made sexual advances to male school mates and the documents show he grabbed their genitals and offered them sex in his dorm room. when the victims refused, he is accused of choking them. the victims believe he was trying to make them pass out so he could rape th

nbc bay area's damian trujillo broke the news on twitter and joins us now in san jose. damian. >> reporter: raj, nearly all of the windows at the western store are damaged. there's a hole right here. this window here is shattered and then there is no window here at this door right here. it's all -- the debris is all in this bucket here ready to be picked up. it happened all across allen rock avenue here and all across town. it's believed to be caused by a bb gun. window repair crews were busy all across town today. >> down the street on 7-eleven there's also broken glass. nick the -- down the street, nick the greek and up allen rock. >> reporter: windows and store fronts were either punctured or shattered by what's believed to be bbs. >> you wake up in the morning and come to open your business and you find all the windows broken. it's really, really upsetting that somebody just goes by and destroys your property. >> reporter: javier sandoval has to play thousands of dollars in repairs. his surveillance captures what he believes is the culprit, someone driving a black d

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us live with the exclusive story. damian. >> jessica, a retired sergeant in this office who is running for sheriff. he is in that picture with the known felons to. day, he told me he sees nothing wrong with it. >> four men in this picture worked the santa clara county works as sworn officers after retirement. the sheriff fired the four because of this picture. and because they were hanging out with this man, armand tijiano, a former lieutenant who spent time in prison for molesting children. auh awe was she wrong in that? >> thing it was politically motivated. >> he is also in the picture. this is him. the retired sergeant now wants to be the sheriff. >> there its no gray area, if you are a cop, you can't associate with a phone felon. >> my question comes what if your son is a rested, or your daughter is arrest ford a felony. do you ostracize them. do you make sure that they can't come to family parties. >> salcido says if he becomes sheriff and deputies are seen hanging out with known felons he would not fire them on

"today in the bay's damian trujillo explains how it's related locally. >> reporter: aly raisman competed in the 2016 u.s. olympic trials at san jose's s.a.p. center. her lawyer now tells nbc bay area, this is also where team physician, larry nassar, sexually assaulted her. now raisman is suing nassar, the usoc and usa gymnastics in santa clara county for those alleged assaults. >> it's appalling to us. it's really a horrible thing that has happened to not just her, but so many other young ladies. >> reporter: david peterson runs the san jose gym where raisman once greeted young, aspiring gymnasts before the 2016 trials. he hopes for the best for raisman. >> what aly raisman is saying is, i was a young girl. my life was entrusted to usa gymnastics. and you put this monster with me and so many other girls, that you had a duty to protect us from him. >> reporter: legal analyst, steven clark, says santa clara county will now become ground zero for claims against the defendants. he believes the usoc and usa gymnastics will fight to have the suit thrown out. but they'll likely settle before it

the family of damian trujillo started this 14 years ago. >> we recognize what caesar chavez did for us. we know the farm workers did a lot too. we have to give thanks to them and appreciate what they do. >> more than 150 farm workers received lunch out in the fields. thanks to today's volunteers. >> dear to damian's heart. used to work in the field as a kid with his family. >> we have liftoff. a rocket heads to space. the important cargo this one is carrying. next. are they tipping off the f. a local sheriff )s office under fire from an immigrant rights group... over a new practice >>> tonight at 6:00, are they tipping off the feds? a local sheriff's office under fire for an immigrant rights group over a new practice involving inmates. the story and more to night during our 6:00 newscast. >> here at 5:00, california, big on recycling. what about recycling rockets? >> this never gets old. so cool to see. spacex relaunched a rocket this morning. this falcon nine rocket blasted off in october. it soared into space again today. from vandenburg air force base, santa barbara. carrying ten sa

. >>> the city of oakland's embattled fire marshal has resigned, miguel trujillo has been in the hot seat , and safety warnings made it to the fire prevention borough never made an inspection. fire chief, darren white will take on marshall's duties until he is replaced. >>> the widow of the gunmen in the orlando nightclub messenger is now a free woman. a jury acquitted her, even though jurors were convinced she knew her husband was plotting the attack. noor salman is expected to return home any day.>> do you have anything to say to the public?>> she walked out of court with her eyes down, she had no words for reporters, but in her home, where she grew up, her mother, ekbal salman spoke publicly for the first time. she told a reporter exclusively that she was overcome with emotion.>> i am very heavy, i can't even stand.>> she expressed sadness for the victims of the nightclub shooting.>> i'm very sorry for the people that passed away, this is not islam, this is not how it is, my daughter, i know i believe in god she is not guilty.>> she says her daughter's health has suffered.>> she i

nbc bay area's damian trujillo, little league games cancelled because of the rain? >> reporter: there will be no games here today at evergreen field. the field is too soggy and slippery. the rain is bad news for some, good news for others and it creates more work for agencies like caltrans. kids would normally be rounding the bases right now on the fields of evergreen little league. but the rain has forced the league to call off several games so far this season. >> kids want to play. they sign up for little league and other sports, of course, and then they come outside today and it's raining and practice it's raining. when are we going to play a game? >> reporter: the league president says it becomes a safety issue. >> we want the kids to be safe, no matter what, when they're out here, baseball, soccer, whatever sport they're playing, if the fields are unsafe we're not going to play. >> reporter: some of those little leaguers head indoors instead. the tech museum in san jose says rainy days boost attendance. >> more visitors on rainy days, people are looking for a d

that student spoke with nbc bay area's damian trujillo and live at san jose state with the details. >read through the court documents and i'll tell you, it is quite startling. now that other students tell me they saw the signs four years ago and he regrets not saying anything about it then. hugo walks the campus of san jose state with the memory he's been carrying for four years. he said this man lewis venegas, a school mate and friend asked him if he wanted to perform oral sex on him. >> i was in shock and just kind of -- i was hoping at some point he would say it was a joke and laugh about it. >> it turns out it wasn't a joke. on march 5th campus police arrested venegas charging him with five felonies, including sexual battery and false imprisonment. those documents allege over a owe three-year span on separate occasions his m.o. was the same. he made sexual advances to m

nbc bay area damian trujillo, we know police are still looking for him over the domestic violence incident. now we know about tmz is reporting something else. >> reporter: this entire case has been bizarre. tmz is reporting morning aldon smith checked himself into rehab. but sfpd behind me says they know nothing about that. officers were back at the apartment complex last night on bush street. this is where two calls came in saturday night. one from a neighbor and one from the alleged victim who happens to be aldon smith's girlfriend. it shows the smith bit her on the wrist after drinking two bottles of tequila. smith was gone by the time police arrived to investigate. this morning tmz is reporting the family of the girlfriend checked smith into a rehab center after being asked by smith himself. san francisco police are not confirming that report and are still looking for the star pass rusher. neighbors looked as police returned to the home last night after the reports that smith was seen there. >> i came out, sat outside to have a cigarette. i've seen the police car sitting there. one acr

of life.some of the chants were 'crush ice' and 'there's a people's movement in this town.miguel trujilloe men at the rally.he says the immigrant community is flat out being terrorized. "ice is affecting us in all the ways, in all the matters. if they - if our youngest doesn't have peace of mind, they don't have mind to study, so they're affecting our future, too."(vo)i asked him about anyone in his family who might be worried about ice raids, and he told me, 'we all have one in our families.a lot of people have been scared since the recent ice arrests. to help with that, this rally encourages everyone to learn their constitutional rights...and for people to respond with power, not panic. another chant heard tonight - we'll be back.live in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. coming up at eight.. gunfire erupts in a north bay neighborhood during a police confrontation... the bullets coming too close for some homeowners. plus. a series of violent robberies --- some targeting people with their phones.. where three crimes happened last night. and next. we are learning of new threats to b

in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> lawmakers in wisconsin listened to the students marching. new school safety legislation now in the books. governor scott walker signed the bill today. $100 million will fund a grant program for security at schools. school staff will be trained to deal with trauma care. also under this new bill, reporting threats of school violence will be mandatory. >>. >>> a plea from the grandmother of stephan clark. in his grandmother's backyard. his family held news conference today at sacramento city hall. officers say they thought he was holding a gun when they shot him 20 times. it ended up being a cell phone. it sparked a series of protests including this one that shut down the kings basketball game. clark's grandmother was inside their home when police fired. >> didn't have to kill him like that. they didn't have to shoot him like that. they came in and said don't go outside or go in the back. i said what happened? i hope y'all didn't kill one of my grandkids. >> members of the sacramento kings and the celtics wore t-shirts with clark's na

damian trujillo live along coyote creek where the rain means the level is rising. >> reporter: that's right. terry, we're at hellierpark in san jose. last 85 year i would have been knee deep here, but not this year. rain is welcome news although it is keeping road crews busy. the water gauges are showing signs of life along coyote creek. the water district is monitoring levels at creeks and reservoirs and the needle is beginning to move. >> reservoirs are 29% full. our rain is still half that we've had last year. way below. >> reporter: the chairman of the valley water district says don't let the rain fool you. they're still asking customers to conserve. on the south bay highways you'll likely see cal trans crews ready to mobilize. all maintenance crews are on storm patrol for the rest of the week. he'll clean storm drains to prevent puddling, and just in case sandbags are filled and ready for pickup. >> we're excited, we hope it doesn't all come at one time because you worry about floods and monitor. we're doing all you're supposed to do. but we want rain. the groundwater gets rechar

. >> trujillo had been the fire marshal in oakland since 2015. >>> hundreds of hip-hop fans lined up today at a new clothing store in oakland for a chance to meet rap star snoop dogg. he paid a visit to the dope era store at broadway and 19th. he greeted fans and signed autographs. the store is owned by a local rapper. he and snoop dogg are friends and we caught up with snoop dogg earlier today. >> for me to come down to the pay, it means the world to me and to him. this is what it's all about showing support for black businesses, to put something positive in the community. we both come from, you know, poverty-stricken areas where it's a lot of negativity where we living and we doing positive things. >> the dope era store just opened at its new location on broadway three weeks ago. mr. fab told ktvu that his lease ran out on the store he used to own in west oakland so he took the opportunity to make the move downtown. >>> all right. this story is incredible. it's the dream of anyone who played sports but never got close to making it to the pros. last night, a man in chicago proved th

(jerry trujillo/coach-as he's gotten older he's gotten more humble. but he's just a great man)turbin is also a great competitor. with his team down one it was turbin who made the game winning shot with just seconds left.after the game wilson said.. he's participated in many charity events but called turbin's event first class.(russell wilson-to be here in spring ball, to play some basketball and raise some money to help change some kids' lives is pretty exciting)(will tran/fremont-the biggest winner.. the charities. the game raised 10 thousand dollars and robert turbin is already thinking about next year. in fremont will tran kron 4 news) a south bay a south bay robotics high school team who had their 50-thousand-dollar robot stolen finally have it back. the robot was returned to them late last week... and now the work begins to get it ready for its next competition. the robot was found just days after it was stolen on someone's front lawn in utah. it had some damage from being left outside... and its spare parts were gone. the students are working to

miguel trujillo has the job.controversy led to the departure of the fire chief and current chief will surf as the acting fire marshal nall permanent replace hent is hired. he has been the fire marshal in oakland since 2015. >>> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is recovering from emergency open heart surgery. he went to cedars-sinai hospital in los angeles thursday to replace a heart valve. doctors knew the replacement procedure may not work so they what team ready to perform open heart surgery if needed. sure enough, receipt placement valve failed and they performed the emergency surgery. >> the person i spoke with who i know and trust he said look arnold was not in danger of dying. he was you know in stable condition. the-tire time. >> schwarzenegger is in good spirits and it's being reported that his first words after waking up from surgery were i am back. >> i could see him. >> i can't do it. >> i am back. >> i can't give that phrase justice. >> where is my cigar. yeah. he's got a sense of humo

center in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. >>> victimized more than the elderly. the character trait that's making millennials more prone to scams. >>> plus, our microclimate weather alert coverage continues with trips to the north bay. the reason people in the fire-ravaged zones are cautiously optimistic about this round of rain. >>> traditional radar shows rain happening over san mateo. but take a look at the detail on stormranger. you can see where the heavy downpours are right over san mateo. we're going to put a track on this and let you know when it all clears out in eight minutes. d mayor libby schaaf as she >>> no regrets. that's the word from oakland mayor, libby schaaf as she continues to take heat over her decision over this week's i.c.e. raids. jodi hernandez is at city hall now where the mayor says she is not backing down. jodi. >> reporter: that's right, terry. the mayor says she did not expect the kind of attention and criticism sei criticism she's now getting when she decided to give the community a heads up about that i.c.e. operation

this is jared trujillo. >> i am an attorney at the legal aid society. internees courts with something caeddministrative warrants. they are not issued by a judge. there issued solely by ice. ice is effectively writing their own warrants to come into the courts. what we are asking is that they not be allowed to come into the court withjuci warrant signed by a judge. amy: philippines president rodrigo duterte says he will pull his country out of the international criminal court. the announcement came just after the icc opened an investigati and accusations he is committed crimes against humanity by overseeing the killing of up to 8000 people in his so-called war on drugs. duterte has repeatedly boasted he has personally murdered drug dealers. president dold trump has expressed admiration for duterte, saying he has done a "unbelievable job on the drug problem." this comes as politico reports that trump is expected to formally call for capital punishment for drug dealers when he unveils his plan for combating the opioid epidemic during a planned trip to new

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the early part of the century that led to the rise of -- and then there was one after the fall of trujilloo attend regime change against the president who had been elected into office. >> you have placed a very well. if we remember this operation at all, we remember the american beacheslanding on the in the dominican republic. at the cause of that intervention was the foolish mistake of the dominican people of a lifting a leader who was unpalatable to the united states. he was a figure little bit like zelaya has been a century earlier and nicaragua. he did not want the dominican republic to be under the thumb of the united states. he wanted to be an independent country. this is something the u.s. could not tolerate. all of these movements and the -- hasan basin have been had as a fundamental part of their political program, measures to limit the power of foreign corporations in their countries. and often measures to limit the amount of land that foreigners can own in their country. these are the kinds of measures that are hateful to the american corporations that have gotten so rich from t

workers at amigos tire busy themselves rebuilding a car engine and su casa grocer rafael trujillo welcomes a beer delivery. though diverse these businesses all have one thing in common their own by immigrants. a lot better than mexico. for roughly one hundred seventy five years beardstown was an all white community but its racial composition started changing three decades ago when immigrants started working at this port processing plant after many local workers quit in a dispute over wages today forty percent of beardstown residents are hispanic or black they've helped the town maintain its population and are propping up the economy realtor buffy tillett says immigrants account for more than half of the homes bought and sold in beardstown they'll buy a house fix it up and make it worth more money than it was when they first bought it you'll notice a natural wood work francisco and barbara cortez are hoping to buy their first home before the birth of their second child we think with his parents for a while and rented there and then. moving out and getting her own way there have been challen

. ♪ >> con informaciÓn de hugo trujillo y alejandro, televisa espectÁculos. ♪ diego: ya lo escucharonla, mucho gusto soy chayanne. >> asÍ nos recibiÓ luis fonsi, previo al concierto que ofreciÓ como parte de su nuevo tour por mÉxico en el que lleva girando mÁs de ocho meses por diferentes paÍses. una gira con la que ha sido reconocido en italia, rusia, portugal, emiratos Árabes y al mismo tiempo con el que no ha perdido el piso y ayudado al prÓjimo cuando Éste lo necesita un ejemplo claro la ayuda humanitaria que hizo en puerto rico. ricky martin y chayanne, dos artistas con los que le gustarÍa colaborar musicalmente hablando. ♪ >> ademÁs de ser grandes amigos son grandes seres humanos y si hay algo que yoaprecio mucho esa humildad en los artistas. cuando no conoce a gente que ha seguido por muchos aÑos y te das cuenta de que son sumamente humildes . y cÍa y dos de los que he aprendido mucho son de esos dos que acabas de mencionar, ricky y chayanne que son gigantes, son supergigantes y son mÁs humildes que tÚ y yo. para mÍ es a la definiciÓn de un gran artista y es lo que yo espero po

con informaciÓn de hugo trujillo, eduardo melÉndez y alejandro pÉrez, " televisa espectÁculos".os mÁs informaciÓn y entretenimiento esta maÑana "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: el conteo regresivo para "teletÓn usa", recuerde que hoy a las 6:00 p.m. centro y 4:00 p.m. pacÍfico. volvemos con mÁs y vamos a un mensaje de nuestras afiliados. ♪ vengo donde brilla el sol tempranito en la maÑana ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: salen a la luz perturbadoras imÁgenes de los Últimos momentos de un -- una afroamerica que muriÓ en manos de la policÍa en illinois, el video muestra cÓmo un la mujer e intenta salir del auto en llamas y la mujer recibe -- la policÍa la recibe a ti: investiga como un presunto abuso de fuerza. familiares de la vÍctima alegan que padecía de trastornos mentales y tener problemas de adicciÓn a las drogas. como de la ficciÓn realidad se desata un incendio en el sÓtano de un edificio de nueva york que fungÍa como set de grabaciÓn de una pelÍcula. las llamas se apoderaron rÁpidamente de la estructura dando tratados a bomberos, varios resultaron lesionados y una perdiÓ la vida. se conoció que e

"comunidad del valle," i'm damian trujillo, and today the gardeners are back on the show, and they brought their scholarships on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle," with damian trujillo. damian: and we begin today with the monthly visit of the mexican consulate in san francisco. with me on "comunidad del valle" is wilma gandoy. she's a cónsul de protección at the mexican consulate there in the city. welcome to the show. wilma gandoy: thank you for inviting us. damian: thank you. first tell us, as a cónsul de protección, what are your duties for the consulate? wilma: well, we base our job in six main areas. it's criminal issues, labor issues, immigration issues, civil matters, and administrative help