hilaria: exactly. and it's--as adults, with all the access to technology that we have, really if we want to know something, we just google it, right? damian: right, ask siri. hilaria: basically, what we need to learn is the skills that would allow us to find the right answer. and so, that's a little trickier because not everything that we find in google is going to be appropriate or relevant, you know, to whatever it is that we're looking for. so, we have to shift from a bunch of facts to how do we search, and how do we make decisions that are appropriate to get the results that we want? damian: i know my son in second grade--in first grade last year at adelante, he was asked--the whole class was asked if lizards were nocturnal or not. and his answer was, "why don't we ask siri?" that's not the answer, right? we can't rely on siri or google or whatnot. you got to kind of look into it and-- hilaria: exactly, exactly. they need to know how to navigate, you know, the different search engines, and that's w

hilaria bauer is back on our show, plus the innocence project on your "comunidad del valle," male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with the mission neighborhood centers out of san francisco. with me is the executive director and i'm presuming founder of it, sam ruiz, who spent over 30 years working in the community in san francisco. welcome to the show. santiago ruiz: thank you very much. damian: now, we have video from--that y'all sent us, but what a great endeavor. what was it that made you say we need to do something here in our neighborhoods? santiago: well, the reality is that we want to be able to prepare children to succeed in school, to enter college, and to graduate from college. and in order to do that, we realize that there's a certain level of steps that we need to take in order to make sure