again, this happened--event happened yesterday over at the los gatos memorial park, but it's happeningthe country. but we wt to show you the email address--or the website for wreaths across america, the los gatos chapter of it. there it is on the screen. salute the fallen at our local cemeteries. we'll be back to wrap it up with the sea cadet corps, here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. "comunidad del valle." we're talking--the topic is "wreaths across america" event. with me is cadet melissa copado with the sea cadet corps and tin tin wisniewski, who's the executive officer of the enterprise division, also united states navy sea cadet corps. so you mentioned the leadership skills, melissa that you're--that the cadet corps is teaching you. what do you--where do you see yourself eventually? i know you're still a young lady, you have a lot ahead of you. but where--is, maybe, the military something you're considering? melissa: i really am considering the military because my father was--he was enlisted in the army and he served quite some time, and i felt like i really needed to fol

the wreaths across america ceremony went on as planned at the los gatos memorial park, with our own damian emcee. volunteers placed 2500 wreaths on the headstones of service members who are laid to rest at the park. this tradition is celebrated at cemeteries across the country, including arlington national cemetery in the nation's capital. and this is the eighth year that wreaths across america is celebrated at the los gatos memorial park. hundreds of volunteers came together in san francisco today for the annual feeding 5000 event. the city's department of public health partners with the san francisco african american faith-based coalition and several other organizations to put this on. as you can see, it is a big team effort, and instead of feeding 5000 this year, they were able to provide fresh, healthy food for 7000 people. that event started as an experiment during the pandemic, and it has grown into a badge of honor. we had this wild idea to just, hey, why don't we feed 5000 individuals? and it worked. and we realized because of the demand that we want to continue this every single y