yeah, tell us, first of all about the la raza historical society for those who might not be aware of your organization. rosanna: sure, la raza historical society of santa clara valleyerve, collect, exhibit, and advocate for the history and contributions of la raza here in santa clara valley, which is san jose, santa clara county, and then the broader valley all the way up from pockets of san francisco down into hollister. and then a part of our work also includes disseminating that history and that knowledge in partnership with families, schools and community in both english and spanish. because again, in order to keep creating change, and learn by example, we have to be aware and know about the examples that came before us. damian: and la raza historical society has started something that is just amazing and it's appropriate and it's long and coming. and that's as you mentioned, honoring those who kind of trail blazed for us. we have an image of those receiving the--your la raza awards last year. tell us about these four great recipients. rosanna: yeah, these four great giants who have, you know, they are, they are four distinguished individuals that represent the

of, you know, over time, grow. >> the tournament raised more than $30,000 to benefit the nonprofit pickleball cares and the jeremy lin foundation, which focuses on underserved youth. >> 858 now, the la raza historical society in santa clara valleyd its third annual awards dinner this weekend for community leaders who have contributed to the history of latinos in the bay area were honored. a crowd of community members gathered at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose to celebrate the occasion. san francisco police conducted an operation to look into potential illegal gambling spots. this is video we're about to show you here from the citizen app of that operation is taking place at the turk and leavenworth area, where police were seen hauling away what appeared to be a gambling table onto a truck. police would not confirm whether they made any arrests and are asking anyone with information to contact them. >> now to san jose, which is spending some $80,000 to expand a program to clean its streets and engage with people who are homeless. so once a week, service that will expand to east village, alum rock east, santa clara street and luna park, teams will pick up trash and report illegal dumping across the city. it also offers em