and finally, i mean, these are the mexican santas, right? gabriela: yes, mexican santas.e that, yeah, the mexican santas, it's perfect. damian: well, thank you so much. gabriela: thank you. muchas gracias. damian: three wise men here on "comunidad del valle," all weekend long at the children's discovery museum for their great celebration there, los tres reyes magos. and there is all the information on your screen. thank you so much. up next here on "comunidad del valle," we'll continue with more interviews, stay with us. in your comunidad on que pasa. ♪ ♪ damian: and happy birthday to our compañeros. ♪ ♪ damian: and here is our contact information. you can follow me on twitter, my handle is @newsdamian. also, pick up a copy of el observador newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday before you head out to the children's discovery museum for the celebration de los tres reyes magos. we're going to leave you now with an interview. we wanted you to meet once again, in case you missed it, the

we're going to have the admission director of university of santa clara, lorenzo gamboa, he's a mexicaneader. he's like, "if you want to be a lawyer, you want to be a doctor, how can i go? how can i be a lawyer? how can i be a doctor, an engineer?" and also, we're going to have one mexican lady, yolisa espinosa. they're going to explain to you-- damian: she's from facebook. juan: yes, and they're going to explain to you how can i be a lawyer, how can i get financial aid in a university. if you have any question, please, we invite all the mexican community, especially to young people that want to get some information for education, get a degree, for everything. damian: and i think that junior high students and high school students, it's important for them to go because, to share a personal story, i didn't know what a role model was until i went to college 'cause no one ever brought that term to my attention. so, it's important for the younger kids to start learning. juan: the young people all, you're a mexican, you're a guatemalan, they are a colombian, or american people, if they want t

tom leaders in santa clara county held a news conference letting everybody know they will not be intimidated and that there will be help. that resonated from the consul. >> for the mexican government it is important to have this relationship with santa clara county. >> reporter: the county wants to get the word out that mental health services are available to anyone feeling anxious about possible deportation. >> santa clara county has invested $3.5 million to provide them access to immigration attorneys. >> reporter: besides buses there will be billboards up on the freeway and bus stops throughout the south bay. 60% of the county has a member who is an immigrant or u.s. born child with an immigrant. local government are committed. >> if 2001 was a space odyssey, then now it is a b.a.r.t. odyssey. eric thomas was >> reporter: they cut the ribbon for the new train's first engin train and made modifications over the past 14 months were thrilled. >> to see passengers on the seats it has been wonderful. >> reporter: new trains are quieter and air-conditioners work. seats face lumbar support suppot more standing room. na is the biggest train he has seen. >> in a way, these ne

tom leaders in santa clara county held a news conference letting everybody know they will not be intimidated and that there will be help. that resonated from the consul. >> for the mexican government it is important to have this relationship with santa clara county. >> reporter: the county wants to get the word out that mental health services are available to anyone feeling anxious about possible deportation. >> santa clara county has invested $3.5 million to provide them access to immigration attorneys. >> reporter: besides buses there will be billboards up on the freeway and bus stops throughout the south bay. 60% of the county has a member who is an immigrant or u.s. born child with an immigrant. local government are committed. >> if 2001 was a space odyssey, then now it is a b.a.r.t. odyssey. eric thomas was on board. >> reporter: they cut the ribbon for the new train's first run. the engineers who designed the train and made modifications over the past 14 months were thrilled. >> to see passengers on the seats it has been wonderful. >> reporter: new trains are quieter and air-conditioners work. seats face lumbar support and more standing room. na is the biggest tra

. >> for the mexican government it's important to have this kind of partnership with santa clara countynize the contribution of the mexican commune in this area. >> reporter: the county wants to gets the word out that mental health services are available to anyone who is feeling anxious about possible deportation. free or low cost legal assistance is also being offed. >> santa clara county has invested $3.5 million to work with community based organizations to provide them access to immigration attorneys. >> reporter: besides these buses there will be billboards up on the freeway and at bus stops throughout the south bay promoting the county's support for the immigrant community. 60% of families in the county have a member who is an immigrant or a u.s. born child of an immigrant. with numbers that large, local officials say they are committed to protecting the most vulnerable communities. in san jose, gentleman dean de laing vega abc 7 news. >>> the supreme court will hear arguments in april and decide the legal it of the latest version of president trump's travel ban. the policy applie

. >> for the mexican government it's important to have this kind of partnership with santa clara countyize the contribution of the mexican community in this area. >> reporter: the county wants to gets the word out that mental health services are available to anyone who is feeling anxious about possible deportation. free or low cost legal assistance is also being offered. >> santa clara county has invested $3.5 million to work with community based organizations to provide them access to immigration attorneys. >> reporter: besides these buses there will be billboards up on the freeway and at bus stops throughout the south bay promoting the county's support for the immigrant community. 60% of families in the county have a member who is an immigrant or a u.s. born child of an immigrant. with numbers that large, local government officials say they are committed to protecting the most vulnerable communities. in san jose, janine de la vega, abc7 news. >>> the supreme court will hear arguments in april and decide the legal it of the latest version of president trump's travel ban. the policy app

mexican border all the way up to portland. not just for the bay area, but also for southern california. we have concerns for flash flooding here in the burn zones, but in santa barbara where they can see another three inches affords the rain in the next 24 hours, that could be even more of a problem because the burn areas are a large area. we can take a look at some of the observations out there from local storm reports and see what is happening around the area, and one of the things that i have been tracking is the winds. they have not materialized yet, but some of the reports around the area have given us rainfall accumulations and rates of up to one quarter of an inch in our -- an hour in places. we have some localized flooding up around alamo, and at the off ramp to livermore road. these are people on the ground. roadway flooding is reported in emeryville. what this most likely is is some stream flooding. there is a lot of rain coming down especially in paul alto and san -- san jose. the afternoon commute is a mess and more is on the way. when i come back, i will set you up with that. it is going to be wet and you will be waiting for people to get home f

mexican border all the way up to portland. not just for the bay area, but also for southern california. we have concerns for flash flooding here in the burn zones, but in santa they can see another three inches affords the rain in the next 24 hours, that could be even more of a problem because the burn areas are a large area.

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