damian: again, that research was conducted by sacred heart. rachel wright here is one of the authors of that research, and she dug in and dug up a lot of valuable information. she joins us here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. rachel wright: thank you. damian: well, tell us, first of all, about the research and maybe what you've found from that. rachel: okay, so we do research in the community to make sure that we're addressing the right problems in santa clara county. we're the santa clara county community action agency. we receive money from the federal government to fight poverty. and so, what we first do in the research is we ask people in the community what they think is the most important issues in the county. we did surveys with our customers, about 150. we also do focus groups, and we did a survey of other non-profit organizations that serve low-income people. damian: we do--while you talk, we do have some video of your agency and the folks you help there. i'm sorry, go ahead. rachel: so, we do a lot of direct services, b

damian: again, that research was conducted by sacred heart. rachel wright here is one of the authors of that research, and she dug in and dug up a lot of valuable information. she joins us here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. rachel wright: thank you. damian: well, tell us, first of all, about the research and maybe what you've found from that. rachel: okay, so we do research in the community to make sure that we're addressing the right problems in santa clara county. we're the santa clara county community action agency. we receive money from the federal government to fight poverty. and so, what we first do in the research is we ask people in the community what they think is the most important issues in the county.

tori truscheit with sacred heart community service. who's eligible for the program? are there requirements about how big the plot of land needs to >> thank you for joining us this morning. tell me a little bit about this program. who is eligible? how big does the plot of land need to be? how long do you have to commit to the program? >> we are excited about the opening of the first site for san jose's agriculture incentive zone. property owners can get a tax break if they allow the community to garden on your property. it can not be your back yard. it has to be a property without a dwelling on it. in san jose it has to be one to 1.3 acres. in santa clara county it can be up to three acres. >> as we saw it, i thought the top down view shows this first fees of land going into service is not that big. it is sandwiched between a used car dealership on one side and an office building on the other. tell me a little bit about how this plot of land is going to be used. >> the great thing about urban culture incentive zones is they can transform vacant lots from blythe in the

may the memory of this sacred place be etched into our hearts and always cause us to be thankful forr sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we have left for old. age shall not worry them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ >> later today, some of this year's commencement addresses, from former president bill clinton, vice president mike pence, and senators cory booker, tammy duckworth, and kelly ayotte. commencement speeches starting at 1:00 eastern time. gary lynn foot, army aviation officer, broke his back and helicopter act to than in a rack. he now uses full-bodied technology to walk. he talked about his experiences at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. melissa: good evening. i'm the chief marketing officer for the reagan foundation institute. thank you for being with us this evening. if you haven't attended an event before, you know that we start

♪[music] >> that young lady is being celebrated by high schoolers from sacred heart with mr.understand limited pageant that showcases the unlimited potential of these young girls with special needs. i was on the panel where a dozen girls wowed the crowd. i'm counting at least 15 standing ovations. the fire chief of san francisco, his wife was one of the judges too. we had a ball. the girls as you can see, they had a lot of fun as well. >> that is awesome. really great story. i'm so distracted by this one over there. >> can you get your chair down. >> i cannot fix my chair. i was trying to get it to come down. >> i made it worse. >> you're going to look like kevin durant during this. you're very tall. >> focus on the numbers here. it's going to be a lot like yesterday. a few sprinkles over the hills today. happy mother's day. >> that was quick. >> do you know what i can do? >> happy mother's day. go warriors. thank you for joining us this morning. we leave you with this shot inside of oracles. >> go warriors. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel tor

directly from saudi arabia, part of a history-making day that took the president to the heart of old jerusalem and a sacred site no u.s. sitting president has visited before. mr. trump also made news with off handehanded-hand remarks that immediately refocused to troubles he hoped to leave at home. chief white house correspondent hallieks good evening. >> good evening, lester. for the second stop in a row on the overseas trump, president trump getting a very warm welcome. here in israel, showered with praise by benjamin netanyahu, a striking contrast to form er president obama's welcome. and that wasn't the only difference. a moment of silence marking history at the western wall. donald trump the first sitting u.s. president to visit the holy site, along with his family. the symbolic step, part of a tightly choreographed visit with the president sticking to the script, mostly. >> never mention the word israel. >> those off the cuff comments coming after the president was pressed about reports he shared sensitive intelligence gathered by israelis in this oval office meeting with russian officials. with offi

this is the heart of what was the piscataway traditional homeland. it is sacred territory for the piscataway indians. they were finally recognized by 2012tate of maryland in after a long, hard fight. we've been working very closely with all bands of the diskette find a piscataway to means to connect people. the foundation is about preservation and conservation, so in addition to preserving this important piece of land, we are conserving heritage breed animals and heirloom seeds. our heritage breed livestock program, we breed milking devon cattle and hogs island cheap, both are on the livestock conservancies endangered list, meaning there are less than 200 and the united states. part of conserving a breed is making sure that people are buying and eating the livestock. it is so critical to biodiversity. we don't want these genes to disappear. the foundation was actually 1957.d in it came into being because congresswoman frances payne bolton of ohio bought a farm here that was 500 acres to protect it from being developed. through the years, they talked treatmentewat

may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts andus to be thankful for their blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor of the years condemn them. with the sun,wn in the morning, we shall remember them. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has retired -- has to parted and the -- has departed, and the colors are retired. ♪ [applause] >> tomorrow on c-span, a look at the politics and security of the asia-pacific region and tensions on the european peninsula, live from the institute for strategic studies. he am on, a simpler school integration since brown versus the board of education. the landmark 1950 force a print court decision that found state laws establishing separate schools for black and white students to be unconstitutional. live coverage from the thurgood marshall fund tomorrow at 1:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> it resulted in a naval victory for the u.s. over japan just six months after the attack on pearl harbor. and frid

may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts andus to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. the years condemn. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [applause] [cheers] >> coming up next on washington , live., north korea then a look at to brown versus board of education. about one hour on washington journal, president of the lawyers committee for civil rights under law will talk about the trump administration's new administration. then a look at the week ahead for president trump. later, the president and ceo of the intelligent transportation society of america will talk about the future of ♪ good morning. a three-hour "washington journal" ahead of you. we begin with gang violence in america. in the early months of the trump administration, they have valid -- gangs wit

heart. that blood is hers. that sacred humanity joined to his divinity. he is the only begotten sun of the father. but he is the only son of the ever virgin mary. only the mother of the lord and god the father can say, this is my beloved son. >> it is interesting if you have protestant trends or those who follow in a different way. they might think mary is wrongly worshiped or venerated or a distraction from god or jesus. i think you have some icons that can show us -- >> an icon of the sign with doesn't -- which is in ancient russian icon. it is a visual that depicts everything i'm speaking of an theological terms. it depicts it visually. you see that the lord, and his divinity is in mary. it is in her heart, and her womb. saint augustine said she was conceived first in her heart and in her womb. saint john of damascus, and early christian byzantine father and doctor of the church , who died in the early eighth century, said the same thing. that she is the christ bear, the god bearer. because this is the one who is god and flesh -- in flesh for us. she i

may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts and to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [applause] [cheers] ♪ [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] againe you missed it, or senator ron wyden on health care. senator wyden: these medicare cuts are going to hit american communities like a wrecking ball and the pain will be felt throughout the ages. proposed 2018 budget. a supply does a family get billion dollar -- why does a millionaire family get a billion dollar tax cut? andhe walton family ordinary family? >> know they are not. they are extraordinary. >> i asked yo

may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts andus to be thankful for your blessings and their sacrifices. they shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [applause] [cheers] ♪ [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ fight, more the big than our race, more than our religion, it is our actions every day that define who we are. they define us. and i have begun to learn in my life that perhaps the biggest thing you can do on any day is often just a small act of kindness. >> the impact of notre dame reaches far beyond the site of the golden dome. your educational initiatives bring knowledge to children across this country and the wo

she is the one who forms his heart from her own heart, that blood is hers that physical -- that sacred humanity joined to his divinity, the only son of the father, only the mother of the lord and god the father can say of jesus, this is my beloved son. >> which is interesting if you have protestant trends, they may think that mary is wrongly worshipped, a distraction from god and jesus, but you think you have some icons you can show us that say something different. >> the icon of the sign which is an ancient russian icon on the screen here is a visual that depicts everything that i'm speaking of in theological terms, depicts it visually. you see that the lord in his humanity, in his divinity, is in mary. in her heart, in her womb. she was conceived first in her heart and then in her womb. st. john of damascus, an early christian and byzantine father of the church, he died in the early 8th century, said the same thing, that she is the christ bearer. the god bearer, because this is the one who is god enfleshed for us. and so therefore she's not digressing from or taking away from or in c

may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched into our hearts and sacrifices. they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. >> all right, you're watching the conclusion there of the memorial day ceremony at arlington national cemetery. you heard president trump paying tribute to gold star families, their sacrifices saying at one point they were angels sent to us by god. and called them heroes. he went on then to profile and talk about the sacrifices made by some of those including specialist chris horton whose wife jane was in attendance as well as a member of the special forces andrew buyers whose parents were there, as well. so a very moving tribute by president trump to just highlight some of the sacrifices of those families including that of general john kelley, homeland security secretary john kelley whose

may the memory of this sacred place among america's sons and daughters be etched in our hearts and bed, as we be left for old, age shall not worry them or the years condemned. after the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place until the president has departed and the colors are retired. [applause] >> hard to imagine a more solemn duty, to lay the wreath before the tomb of the unknown soldiers and to speak to the gold star families and acknowledge all of those that have fallen in service to our country on this memorial day. >> a solemn moment for the president. he's had a few of them in his young presidency. this is a president that just a few days after taking office welcomed home the body of ryan owens, a navy seal that died on a mission that he approved in yemen. this is a president who they say was changed after that. we have seen as times like this drastically changes the way he interacts with the audience and with the american people. bring in with that, guy benson, political editor from townhall.com. w

. >> reporter: the president wasting no time of getting to the heart of his message here in israel. >> i have come to the sacrednt land to reaffirm the unbreakable bond between the united states and the state of israel. >> reporter: later it was netanyahu emphasizing the strong ties. >> reporter: the prime minister dismissing any notion of tensions after president trump earlier this month shared with russia, classified information the u.s. received from israel. the white house insists, president trump didn't even know israel was the source. >> the word or the name israel never mentioned during that conversation. >> but nobody ever said he did that. before the diplomacy, president trump taking in culture and religion. visiting the church of the holy site where christians believe jesus was buried and resurrected. then the western wall. mr. trump the first sitting u.s. president to visit judaism's holiest prayer site. the white house says soon it wants to coordinate a meeting with president trump, abbas, and netanyahu. but right now, the conditions to make that happen just aren't there yet. diane, kendis. >> thank

sacred to three of the world's biggest religions. like the western wall for those of the jewish faith. for muslims, there is the distinctive dome of the rock shrine. then deep in the heartd city, through the damascus gate, is christendom's most important church. tucked away on the edge of the muslim and christian quarters, right in the marketplace, is the church of the holy sepulchre. not easy to find. but it's somewhere around here. and look. tiny little sign. holy sepulchre. and i can hear something happening. singing now, what's unusual about this church is that it's actually shared by six different christian denominations. to be precise — roman catholics, greek orthodox, armenian orthodox, syrians, coptics and ethiopians. this ceremony i've chanced upon is led by the armenian church. they come from all over the world. three and a half million people a year, they reckon, to visit the church of the holy sepulchre. it's a pilgrimage that evokes a response like no other. for us, it's no more, no less than the holiest place on earth. that's wherejesus died, where he was crucified, where he was risen three days afterwards. so for us that is, i mean, the history of humanit

heart of a decades—old conflict. here he will head to one of the world's most important churches and take his family to this sacred jewishtopping over in jerusalem for a sightseeing tour. the businessman turned politician is coming in pursuit of what he calls the ultimate deal — to bring about peace between israel and the palestinians. israel's prime minister and his wife were early visitors to the trump white house. this month, the palestinian president came over. i have always heard that... perhaps the toughest deal to make is the deal between the israelis and the palestinians. let's see if we can prove them wrong. an american israeli led the local election campaignfoertrump. the relationship with israel has been repaired and, again, 8 years of obama, the american—israel relationship was discouraged. we are now together again as we should be. but what will the president say about settlements like this one, which is seen as illegal under international law but israel disagrees. in ramala, palestinians want president trump to show commitment to the idea of creating a palestinian state. to move forward in a two state solut

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heart of a decades—old conflict. here he will head to one of the world's most important churches and take his family to this sacred jewisht stopping over in jerusalem for a sightseeing tour. the businessman turned politician is coming in pursuit of what he calls the ultimate deal — to bring about peace between israel and the palestinians. israel's prime minister and his wife were early visitors to the trump white house. this month, the palestinian president came over. i've always heard that perhaps the toughest deal to make is the deal between the israelis and the palestinians. let's see if we can prove them wrong. an american israeli led the local election campaign for mr trump. the relationship with israel has been repaired. i mean, again, 8 years of obama, the american—israel relationship was discouraged. it was putting daylight between the united states and israel, i mean, that's not daylight anymore. we work together, as we should be. but what will the president say about settlements like this one, where mr zell lives? they're seen as illegal under international law but israel disagrees. in ramallah, palestinians wa

sacred place and from every tombstone on these hallowed grounds. it is the love that binds this earth beneath us and bleeds from the hearts of all of those who died soalways remember. and today, that is what we are doing. we remember. words cannot wipe away the tears or bring back those smiling faces. but if americans just take the time to look into your eyes, and tell you how much we thank you, and how dearly we pray for you, and how truly test then hopefully you can find solace through your pain. and every time you see the sun rise over this bless ed land, please know your brave sons and daughters pushed away the night and delivered for us all that great and glorious dawn. thank you. god bless you. god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military. and god bless the united states of america. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] zbllgz laulg >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the playing of taps and the benediction. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i receive the benediction. oh mighty and mersful god, grant all of us grace and peace and a strong recollection of this national memorial day obser observeance. may this

sacred to three of the world's biggest religions. like the western wall for those of the jewish faith. for muslims, there is the distinctive dome of the rock shrine. then deep in the heartty, through the damascus gate, is christendom's most important church. tucked away on the edge of the muslim and christian quarters, right in the marketplace, is the church of the holy sepulchre. not easy to find. but it's somewhere around here. and look. tiny little sign. holy sepulchre. and i can hear something happening. now, what's unusual about this church is that it's actually shared by six different christian denominations. to be precise, roman catholics, greek orthodox, armenian 0rthodox, syrians, coptics and ethiopians. this ceremony is led by the armenian church. they come from all over the world. three and a half million people a year, they reckon, to visit the church of the holy sepulchre. it's a pilgrimage that evokes a response like no other. for us it's no more, no less than the holiest place on earth. that's wherejesus died, where he was crucified, where he was risen three days afterwards. so for us that is, i mean, the history of humanity, that is what makes that there

sacred occasion. may your presence be in our midst and in willing hearts to bring peaceful comfort surpasses natural abilityhelp us as we honor those who have bravely gone before us and paid the ultimate sacrifice. let this time of reverence and admiration be honoring to those who occupy the great cloud of witnesses that surrounds us and may this commemoration be medicinal to families or comrade departing from this life while serving in the united states armed forces. let it bring a sense of amazement in regard to the sacrificing disposition of those we're here to honor. may this occasion inspire gratitude and hume ailt in all u.s. citizens, service members, military family members and all who love this country. have your way here today that our fallen are well regarded. in the most holy name we pray, amen. >> please be seated. >> you heard the prayer there, a solemn occasion. a little later this hour vice president mike pence will also be speaking at the annual project hero memorial day bike ride. as we mentioned president trump, we'll hear from him in a couple of hours as well at arlington national cemete

sacred place and from every tombstone on these hallowed grounds. it is the love that binds this earth and ethos and bleeds -- this earth beneath us and bleeds from those that from the heartse who died so that we may live free. we can never replace them, we can never repay them, but we can always remember. today, that is what we are doing. we remember. words cannot wipe away the tears or bring back those smiling faces, but if americans just take the time to look into your eyes and tell you how much we thank you and how dearly we pray for you and how truly we love you, then hopefully, you can .ind solace through your pain every time you see the sunrise , pleases blessed land know that your brave sons and daughters pushed away the night and delivered for us all that great and glorious dawn. you. you, god bless god bless our fallen heroes. god bless their families. god bless our military. god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] president donald trump giving the traditional address at the arlington cemetery at the tomb of the unknown soldiers on this memorial day holiday. let's turn to global security matters, that is one of the tricky topics being addres

sacred to three of the world's biggest religions. like the western wall, for those of the jewish faith. for muslims, there is the distinctive dome of the rock shrine. and then, deep in the heartan quarters, right in the marketplace, is the church of the holy sepulchre. not easy to find. but it's somewhere around here. and look. tiny little sign. holy sepulchre. and i can hear something happening. now, what's unusual about this church is that it's actually shared by six different christian denominations. to be precise, roman catholics, greek orthodox, armenian 0rthodox, syrians, coptics and ethiopians. this ceremony is led by the armenian church. they come from all over the world. 3.5 million people a year, they reckon, to visit the church of the holy sepulchre. it's a pilgrimage that evokes a response like no other. for us it's no more, no less than the holiest place on earth. that's wherejesus died, that's where he was crucified, that's where he was risen three days afterwards. so for us that is, i mean, the history of humanity, that's what makes that there is before and after christ. it simply changed the history of humanity. 2,000 years ago, this was an empty plot of land

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