her name noelia corzo. >> and i'm county supervisor for san mateo county. >> noelia corzo. ast time there was a latina supervisor here? >> never. never. i'm the first in the history of san mateo county. >> we met up with noelia in the place of shaped her childhood. so this is your neighborhood? yes. this is where you grew up. >> this neighborhood is the north central neighborhood. and it is we're at the king center, which is the community center that i grew up going to, where i learned how to swim and where i spent a lot of my time. >> so when you see it now, what do you see? >> i see my home. i see the community that that raised me. >> as the daughter of working class immigrants from guatemala , this community embraced her and witnessed some of the hardest moments of her life, decades before she even dreamt of becoming a government official. >> if you ask seven year old me, i would have said i wanted to be a veterinarian. and, you know, as when i was a teenager, i actually couldn't even think about my future because i went through something really, really devast stating. an

san mateo county supervisor noelia corzo says the majority of victims killed this year were latino women. she says she wants a task force to reach out to communities in multiple languages. today's meeting will be streamed publicly on zoom, starting at 3 o'clock this afternoon. if you or anyone, you know, is a victim of domestic violence, you can call this national hotline number right there on your screen. that's 1, 807, 9, 9, 7, 2, 3, 3, it is available to you. 24 7. governor gavin newsom signed a new bill or other signed a bill into law. supporters say will help track down missing black youth. it's called the ebony alert state senator stay. but steven bradford authored the bill and says black children make up 40% of people who end up missing. an amber alert is for children 17 years or younger, the age for an ebony alert is 12 to 25 black youth considered at risk or with mental or physical challenges do fall under this category. the new law takes effect january first of next year. governor newsom also signed a bill to make the california state university system more accountable in the w