bite camarillo vivio su niÑez en esta escuela, en este vecindario, bite camarillo vivio su niÑez en estaora caracterizado por robos, asaltos a hogares y peleas pandilleriles....no muy lejos de la escuela primaria santee, donde los niÑos que alli estudian podrian tener un futuro diferente si desde ahora escuchan en su entorno algo real y esperanzador... bite de hecho, aqui mismo, donde camarillo quiere tejer una historia diferente, un hombre murio baleado meses atras... niÑos conocieron esa situacion, pero no puede ser una leccion que se vuelva costumbre en ellos... bite por eso la directora del plantel indica que es una edad perfecta, para recibir instruccion de la policia, en especial en ese vecindario tan impactado por la violencia.. un motivo donde el corazon de este policia puede ser el inicio de un insolito pero esperanzador proyecto en el que uniformados agentes del orden, impartan clases de prevencion contra diferentes tipos de violencia a los pequeÑos de 5 y 6to grado. no para que aprendan a sumar muertes, ni restar tranquilidad, sino para que aprendan a rechazar las tentaciones

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. >> this farm in camarillo california 50 miles north of los angeles has been in phil's family since the late 1800s. we are one of the pioneer california family farmers here. >> and he has seen it all. wet years, dry years. but nothing like this year. >> we are doomed here. i mean. we have got to have water or you know, you need water, soil and sunlight to grow a seed. and if you are missing one of those it doesn't happen. when is happening, summer crops like tomatoes are growing in the winter. >> tomatoes in february. >> while winter crops like these strawberries are struggling to survive. which means so is phil mcgrath. >> this is my livelihood. that is what i do. this is what i have done all my life. if we don't get rain this year... >> too distressing to say out loud. it sis the same story for farmers up and down the state. there isn't enough water to produce milk, beef, fruits and vegetables. and it is estimated 500,000 acres of the state's farmland will go unplanted because there isn't enough water to grow the crops. >> what happens in california definitely does not stay in cal