josé cortez: ¿y por qué no?, claro que sí, es buen evento. ela james lick, de san josé. continuamos con más aquí en comunidad del valle, sobre la copita, no se nos vaya. [música] damián trujillo: y continuamos aquí en comunidad del valle con el torneo de la copita, torneo de fútbol para niños y niñas de escuela primaria hasta secundaria. con nosotros, josé cortez, director de la escuela adelante, número 2, en el distrito alum rock de san josé. usted habló un poco de esto, si puede expandir un poco más, que esto crea comunidad, no solamente entre las escuelas, sino también entre las varias escuelas, entre todo el distrito, en todo el east side de san josé. josé cortez: así es, es una, es un distrito que abarca 22 escuelas y es una región bastante amplia aquí en el este de san josé, y un lugar muy histórico. y nuestras familias se reúnen en esta ocasión, todos en el mismo lugar, en el mismo estadio, y hay momentos para convivir, y conocer a otras personas y reconocer todo lo que es la calidad de educación que tenemos aquí en alum rock, porque ta

damian: all right, the pride of alum rock, jose cortez, who's a former student in the alum rock schoolst adelante ii. thank you and good luck with copita. jose: thank you very much. damian: all right, thank you very much. again, copita is happening, it's a big tournament happening the weekend of april 25 through 28 at james lick high school in san jose. and it's gonna be a good time out. well, if you want to get a hold of us on "comunidad del valle," you can follow me on instagram. my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo, and my email address is also there on screen. and don't forget that qr code also on the screen. that's where you can now register to vote on "comunidad del valle." that takes you directly to the office of the secretary of state. well, we're gonna leave you now with a little bit of danza to celebrate the copita, and we'll see you back here again next week. buenos dias. ♪♪♪ [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] speaker: we salute the directions of the sun, stars, the air, the giver of life, li

the bill introduced by san jose senator dave cortez e would align driverless vehicle restrictions withe of human driven vehicles means local police could take up the cars and communities could keep them out of areas of concern. driverless cars would also be subject to the same dmv requirements as any other vehicle. the bill had its first hearing today could be a month or more until it hits the governor's desk. >> lawmakers on capitol hill heard from boeing whistleblowers today who say the company safety failures could put airplane passengers at risk. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> whistleblower engineer sam sally port told senators he's seen shoddy manufacturing firsthand. i literally saw people jumping on the pieces of the airplane to get them to align, sell up or alleges the company used unsafe techniques to ramp up production effectively. they are put in out effective airplanes. but salah poor says his concerns have been ignored by higher-ups. i was told to shut up. i received physical threats. boeing has denied the allegations and said it promotes quality a

another notable bill that was brought to the state senate today sb 9.15, introduced by san jose senator dave cortez. the it aims to further regulate driverless cars. the bill would align driverless vehicle restrictions with those of human driven vehicles. that means local police could ticket the cars and communities could keep them out of aneas of concern, driverless cars would also be subject to the same dmv requirements as any other vehicle. the bill had its first hearing today. it could be a month or more until it goes to the governor's desk. all eyes on tesla again after the company cut the price of its self driving software. but how good is it? rich demuro tried to that. >> tesla has slashed the price of its self-driving software, used to cost $200 a month is now under 100 a month. we decided to do the upgrade to see how it performs. stops in the middle of it are like that. tesla's self-driving software. that's the company has long promoted the ability of its key vista drive themselves. now they're making this offer more accessible by lowering the price. >> owners can subscribe for $100 a mont

yesterday, state senator dave cortez, holding a town hall in san jose, focused on racial justice and inspired to hold that event after learning from a san jose state study that san jose actually leads the nation in youth homelessness. several people were on the panel, including democratic state assembly member ash kalra. >> research and polling continued to show the divide between law enforcement and the black community is real, but in oakland, there is an organization that aims to bridge that gap. the nonprofit just got an assist from the warriors community foundation in the form of $75,000. ktvu is andre senior talked with the organization to see how the money is being used to repair trust between young black male students and the police. >> a sign outside a small business on the corner of 62nd and international boulevard in east oakland reads okay program of oakland. okay. >> yeah, it's a short name, long though, on purpose, and our goals in the program are to develop leadership and critical thinking skills, promote academic excellence, and reduce the high rates of incarceration an

el senador estatal dave cortez y otros funcionarios se reunieron hoy en san josé para promover la llamadaenes de restricción en california, incluso si se mudan a otro lugar. según cortez, esta ley podría salvar vidas y dar más tranquilidad a los sobrevivientes. este proyecto de ley ahora se dirige a la asamblea estatal. atención también que si usted vive en san josé, pronto podría tener que pagar una tarifa más alta por el servicio de recolección de basura. muchos residentes ya recibieron una carta de la ciudad con este anuncio. libertad pedraza habló con algunas de estas familias que se verían afectadas si existe este incremento. este jueves, cuando maría revisó su buzón, se encontró con esta carta de la ciudad de san josé un documento de 3 páginas anunciándole que pronto podría estar pagando aún más por el servicio de recolección de basura en su vivienda. considero yo que no es justo que estén aumentando cada año todos los servicios de la casa y pues eso afecta bastante el bolsillo de cada de cada dueño de casa. maría explica ha vivido por más de 30 años en su casa en el este de san jos

. >> so cortez said he reached out to the city of san jose to see if it had more specific information. >> we weren't able to get that information readily, thus leading to this this audit, as part of the look into the state's performance, cortez asked the state auditor to look into san jose. >> it was audited along with san diego. the report found that both cities failed to effectively track revenues and spending due to lack of spending plans. san jose mayor matt mehan reacted to the report tuesday. >> state, county and every city should have a uniform program for measuring the efficacy of these programs. we're committed to that in san jose. that's why we've stood up. dashboard boards to track our spending. and i'd like to see a uniform system statewide. >> cortez says the new information brought to light by the audit can help lawmakers form solutions. we think that in the days ahead, this audit will establish some somewhat of a blueprint for legislative direction and guardrails going forward, you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these system

josé nathalie vera noticiero telemundo, california. y nos quedamos en esta zona para informarle que legisladores están presionando para mejorar la protección hacia los sobrevivientes de abuso doméstico y violencia sexual. el senador estatal dave cortezamada ley de protección al sobreviviente. esta sería una legislación que garantice que las víctimas puedan pedir órdenes de restricción en california, incluso si se mudan a otro lugar. según esta ley, podría salvar vidas. el proyecto de ley ahora se dirige a la asamblea estatal. atención, ahora, este video del momento en que bomberos de san francisco responden a un accidente en el que ese vehículo terminó volcado. las imágenes nos llegan gracias a ap y ocurrió esta tarde en el bulevar o'shaugnessy , esto al oeste de glen canyon park. una persona estaba dentro del auto, pero bomberos esperan que se recupere. un carril fue cerrado mientras cuadrillas despejaban la escena. por ahora no quedó claro cómo se originó este accidente. por otra parte, en el condado contra costa, 2 personas resultaron gravemente heridas esta mañana cuando su vehículo chocó contra un camión de bomberos. el incidente ocurrió alrededor de las 10 en la interestatal 6 80, dirección sur, cerca de la salida olympic boul

it all started when senator dave cortez visited one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose, asking the city whether the money spent on housing programs was working. when he found insufficient data, he and other state leaders penned a letter asking the state auditor to look into it. >> up until last year, midway through 2023, there there was no centralization of data around the flow of dollars from the state, you know, to local jurisdictions. >> the audit collected information from 2018 to 2023, reviewing two cities. one of them is san jose. so i think the report's clear on is we need all of the above approach. >> we need low rungs on the ladder, basic, dignified shelter, as well as the long tum solution, which is building more affordable housing. we need a comprehensive framework for data and performance measurement and the thorough report, auditors say the california interagency council on homelessness is responsible for coordinating and evaluating the efforts across the state. >> the audit says the council has not established a consistent method for gathering information o

jose. that's why we've stood up dashboards to track our spending and i'd like to see a uniform system statewide, corteze new information brought to light by the audit can help lawmakers form solutions. >> we think that in the days ahead, this audit will establish some somewhat of a blueprint for legislative direction and guardrails going forward, you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these systemic issues that that the audit, calls out in san jose, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> glide has found a new host for its annual charity lunch auction. today, the organization announced salesforce ceo marc benioff will host this year's event for two decades. that auction was hosted by billionaire investor warren buffett. over the last 24 years, the event has raised more than $53 million to support programs at glide. the 2024 charity lunch auction will take place from may 5th through the 10th. the winning bidder will get to spend an afternoon at a private lunch with benioff and up to seven guests. >> that should be fascinating conversation. well, coming up the bay area,

it all started when senator dave cortez visited one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose, asking the city whether the money spent on housing programs was working. when he found insufficient data, he and other state leaders penned a letter asking the state auditor to look into it. >> up until last year, midway through 2023, there there was no centralized portion of data around the flow of dollars from the state, you know, to local jurisdictions. >> the audit collected information from 2018 to 2023, reviewing two cities. one of them is san jose. >> so i think the report's clear on is we need an all of the above approach. we need low rungs on the ladder, basic, dignified shelter, as well as the long tum solution, which is building more affordable housing. we need a comprehensive framework for data and performance measurement and the thorough report, auditors say the california interagency council on homelessness is responsible for coordinating and evaluating the efforts across the state. >> the audit says the council has not established a consistent method for gathering infor

the review started when south bay senator dave cortez visited one of the largest homeless encampments in san joses, the city. whether the money spent on housing programs was working, says he found the data insufficient. so he and other lawmakers asked the state auditor to investigate. the audit examined two cities san jose and san diego, between 2018 and 2023. >> you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these systemic issues that that the audit, calls out. >> auditors say a council responsible for coordinating the state's efforts against homelessness does not have a consistent method for gathering information about program costs and outcomes. council issued a response here, saying the audit's findings underscore a need to continue to hold local governments accountable. primarily responsible for implementing these programs and collecting data on outcomes at the state can use to evaluate programs effectiveness. >> new. this morning, a congressional hearing looking into the continued delays with the rollout of the new free application for student aid, or fafsa

another review started when south bay state senator dave cortez visited one of the largest homeless encampments in san josesufficient, so he and other lawmakers asked the state auditor to investigate. the audit examined two cities, san jose and san diego, between 2018 and 2023. >> you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these systemic issues that that the audit, calls out. >> now, auditors say a council responsible for coordinating the state's efforts against homelessness does not have a consistent method for gathering information about program costs and outcomes. the council issued this response saying the audit's findings, quote, underscore a need to continue to hold local governments accountable, primarily responsible for implementing these programs and collecting data on outcomes that the state can use to evaluate program effectiveness. >> our time now 516. the san jose city council approved two separate ordinances aimed at giving an extra layer of security around the city's schools. now, yesterday, the council banned anyone from camping within 150ft of a school