all right, up next here on "comunidad del valle," the family of cesar chavez. chavez, and we're honored to be joined once again here on "comunidad del valle" by cezar's sister, rita chavez medina, and cesar's niece also, barbara medina aranda. welcome back to the show. rita, can you imagine it's been 25 years since we lost cesar? rita chavez medina: it's like yesterday for me. every day, you know? every day, every day is the same. i always feel his spirit among us, especially when we do, you know, things like this. and i've been here and there and everywhere. and you know, it's just--i don't know how to say it, but it's just-- damian: and i've asked you this in the past, but did you ever imagine because he's kind of at martyr status right now, did you ever imagine that your brother would reach that kind of status in this world? rita: never i did, never. i knew he was always--he always, you know, he's--whatever he wanted, he did all the time, even when he was young. even was a little boy, six years old, he was determined. i took him to school because my parents c