the information again for the presidio trust, presidio national park, is on your screen. is the web address for more information. we'll be back with more here on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. "comunidad del valle," you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian, and on instagram it's @newsdamiantrujillo. and also pick up a copy of "el observador" newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. i wanted to leave you with a special interview from a few years ago. we all been across the bay area. we see the buildings, the john sobrato buildings. but john sobrato is a philanthropist, but he's a latino at heart. he cares about those communities that have less than others. so here's a special interview with john sobrato. we'll see you next week. damian: we begin today with a name that is synonymous with philanthropy, john sobrato is on the board of the national hispanic university foundation, the latino college prep academy, and the cristo rey high school, all in the south bay. he's our guest here on the show. damian: welcome to the show, s

damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí; platíquenos un poco de esta, bueno, primero del presidio trusty una nueva exhibición, platíquenos un poco de eso también. rebekah berkov: sí, la exposición que tenemos en este momento, lo tendremos por un año entero, abrió el, el mes pasado, y lo tendremos hasta septiembre del año siguiente; y es una exposición, hecho por completo de fotos del público, que entregaron en un concurso, en marzo y abril del año pasado, y son fotos que, que se enfocan en la diversidad de, de todas nuestras comunidades, aquí en california, y a través de, del país entero, e incluso en méxico, y en países de África; es bastante amplio, y se enfoca en las personas, y su diversidad, y las formas únicas en que disfruten de, de las afueras, del medio ambiente, y de la naturaleza. damián trujillo: tenemos un poco de video, de algunos de estos volantes; ah, ¿usted, ese es, entonces, una exhibición con los ojos del público, de la gente, verdad, es lo que ellos ven, lo que es nuestra comunidad, nuestra Área de la bahía? rebekah berkov: exactamente, y tuvimos fotógrafos que eran

charlie was also the most active member to the presidio parks trust presidio steward program, which i volunteered for for 20 years. in 2011, public works befittingly made charlie the honoree of its annual arbor day planting of a signature tree, who strengthened the community through his work and volunteerism, and the city planted a cork oak in the median, which charlie named buffy, after the city's bureau of urban forestry. charlie said, i'm a long-term bachelor, and i regret not having someone to live on after i die, but now, i have a friend on almost every street in the city that i will be able to look in on forever. along with the thousands of street trees he planted, he is survived by his brother, sister, and eight nieces and nephews. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: thank you, madam clerk, and i want to report on the state legislation committee that supervisor chan and i sit on and would like to recognize preston kilgore of my office and cost votes on my proxy there. the committee makes recommendations to the supervisors on pendin

trust anybody who works for tita. and robert beck knows me pretty well. in 1999, when i worked for the presidio, with chuck swanson, we did a very good survey of treasure island. it is very contaminated. so all of this bullshit about parcels and getting money off of it should be investigated. in my opinion, these folks you're going to place on treasure island, which is a manmade island -- you're going to place people, mostly poor people, take advantage of them while creating all of this infrastructure revitalization to revitalize the financing district and so on and so forth, which i know a lot about. so this document done by goodwin consulting group gives you a very simple but very precise model of how these crooks are going about their business. tita is corrupt. in everything that it does, including its commission. it does not allow l.b.e.s to get contracts on tita. it prefers to pick contractors from outside. so i don't know why -- >> clerk: your time is concluded. thank you, mr. decosta for sharing your comments with the committee. mr. cooly, do we have any further callers in the queue? >>

trust anybody who works for tita. and robert beck knows me pretty well. in 1999, when i worked for the presidio, we did a very good survey of treasure island. it is very contaminated. so all of this bullshit about parcels and getting money off of it should be investigated. in my opinion, these folks you're going to place on treasure island, which is a manmade island -- you're going to place people, mostly poor people, take advantage of them while creating all of this infrastructure revitalization to revitalize the financing district and so on and so forth, which i know a lot about. so this document done by goodwin consulting group gives you a very simple but very precise model of how these crooks are going about their business. tita is corrupt. in everything that it does, including its commission. it does not allow l.b.e.s to get contracts on tita. it prefers to pick contractors from outside. so i don't know why -- >> clerk: your time is concluded. thank you, mr. decosta for sharing your comments with the committee. mr. cooly, do we have any further callers in the queue? >> we have no more call