manny cárdenas: gracias.doctor jiménez, mire, usted y yo hicimos una plática en gilroy, hace un par de años, allí estuvieron en la plática, usted, luis valdez y dolores huerta, y después, cuando se terminó este evento, el público se arrimó hacia la pista, no para, bueno, también para hablar con dolores y con luis, pero la mayoría se pusieron en fila para hablar con usted, para que les firmara sus libros; platíquenos de esa experiencia y el público que usted ha atraído. francisco jiménez: fue una experiencia muy bonita, porque muchos de los niños que asistieron a este evento, habían leído "cajas de cartón", en inglés, y cuando querían que firmara sus libros, y muchos de ellos contaron muchas historias de sus propias familias, y para mí fue un evento extraordinario, porque nos dio la oportunidad de honrar el trabajo de los trabajadores campesinos que trabajan muy, muy duro en el campo, y gracias a su trabajo, todos nosotros podemos disfrutar de nuestras comidas diarias, y lo que sostiene a estas familias trabaj

thank you, manny.armine college prep here in san jose. there is the website for more information for "the unbroken sky." but as manny said, tickets are still available at bcp.org. proceeds go to the monterey county food bank. up next here on "comunidad del valle," celebrating the mexica new year, stay with us. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago anand we aren a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] damian: and we're celebrating the mexica new year here on "comunidad del valle." [joe] that's my commitment. with me once again with calpulli tonalehqueh is quetzalli. she's back on our show. welcome back to "comunidad

that's just manny being manny. over the years it was just accepted that every year manny ramirez was going to do a whole bunch of stuff that was really detrimental to the team. and over time it just kind of became accepted, that that was a fact of life, a way of life with manny ramirez. and as time went on, people reacted less hostilely. it barely got noticed in some cases when he was engaged in these detrimental forms of conduct. and i tell that story because it stands for kind of a universal concept. when bad behavior gets normalized, it no longer feels like bad behavior. even if that behavior is hurting people. today the world is littered with corrupt government. governments where the leaders and the really rich men who surround the leaders, the ole goshes -- oligarchs, they steal from people. that's what they do, the leaders and the leaders' friends just keep a hand constantly in the government treasury. and they steal taxpayer dollars. they rig the rules of the economy in order to make themselves fabulously ri

i want to thank matt dorsey for going to manny's cafe and supervisory ralph amendment addressing anti sentiments and the ceo of jewish community relations council anti sentiments has been around i don't know how long but many throughout the centuries and i hope it will be addressed well it is addressed by know schwarzenegger and i hope it will get better everywhere somehow you've come a long way baby. >> you supervisor alfred benjamin yes. there's another thing in my neighborhood present shops and in my neighborhood everything was right. >> you're a strong neighborhood, mr. allman. >> excuse me. there's no mr. ormond this is not general public comment. this is very specific public comment on the well, i'm going to read all of you paid a ticket a parking ticket out of my own pocket. so power to the people. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your comments. welcome to the next speaker, mr. washington okay. >> so listen, supervisors i guess is going to be more your first big decisions here again . so our current mayor he was just in the fillmore and you did a tour up and down fillm

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