evelyn rose, griselda amazula, gracie garcia, rosa hernandez, maureen sullivan va, and palom florez. and then, louise, do you want to open -- so if i may, i'm going to give the principal a few minutes to open and then, we'll have our public speakers, thank you. >> buenas neches, commissioners, good evening, director matthews, staff, and general public. i want to share with you all the genesis for the name change of fairmont elementary to delores huerta elementary. discussing with several people with the atmosphere enveloping our country before and after the 2016 election, thinking about the absence of several members of our student community because their parents were afraid of what might happen to them on their way too and from school because of t the23edth the -- that they were not accepted. the question came up of how could we send a message of solidarity, of acceptance, of normalcy? how to send a message that their service to their greater school community, their presence was not only welcome, but also valued? what better way to show appreciation for getting their children up eve

deported like lupita garcÍa, workers after 21 years was separated from her family, her children, rosa maria hernÁndez 10-year-old that was deported when ice went into a hospital and she was undergoing surgery only to be deported or carlos hernÁndez who is story has been in the newspaper, store manager in illinois, one to have most active members to have community for decades, only to see himself being deported. so those are action that is we don't think contribute to a better climate or we don't think fix immigration system. they actually make things much worse and hurdles in the long run as a nation. we are here to tell you from our perspective we need to go back to solutions that are paramount and we have an opportunity with pps, we encourage both parties, republicans and democrats, and we thank representatives aguilar, lujan, for actually reaching out to each other and looking for solutions for tps recipients and daca, recipients which should be able to have, close to them a million people, a path to legal residents in the country, an opportunity to continue to contribute. we also need long-term s

hernandez has a report from the fires lines. state investigators say staff at two assisted living facilities in santa rosa abandoned their residents instead of evacuating them as the tubbs fire approached. this morning... their license to operate is in jeopardy. nbc bay area )s jean elle is in santa rosa with disturbing details. happening today - the official kickoff - to a controversial first responder drill-program .. that )s ending its current form after this year. the alameda county sheriff )s office is hosting its last "urban shield" .. through sunday. the program began in 2007 .. in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. but it recieved critical backlash from people who say it militarizes local law enforcement. in march supervisors voted to end urban shield in its current format. the long term future of the program is still up in the air, and will be decided by a newly- created committee. it )s happened again. another brazen robbery at an apple store. this time in downtown los gatos -- just before 2 p-m yesterday. witnesses say three men grabbed devices on display and dashed from the store. this is the sixth apple store hit