speaking foreign language] noe: i actually joined el teatro campesino when they first moved to san juan bautista was a junior in high school there in hollister but i saw the group perform at gavilan college, and i just fell in love with it. damian: you never let go. noe: and when they moved to san juan, i said, "i've gotta be a part of this." and i've been with them off and on, since then, you know, i did go away for about 25 years to work with other groups, sharing what i had learned from el teatro. but then it was time to come back, come back home. you know, and i've been there since 200 damian: and when you first started playing the role of juan diego, you're not juan diego anymore but when you started that role, he wasn't a saint, he was regular juan diego. noe: back in the seventies, the "la virgen del tepayac" was performed every year and then eventually they incorporated la pastorela and so we alternated and so i had the pleasure and the honor to be asked by luis to play juan diego in the 70s and i did it for four consecutive years. i was young in my 20s and then i went away, and i came b

her boutique is in san juan bautista. >> i really want to show everyone, share the culture and reallythat we have of beautiful, handcrafted items. for me, it's just a great opportunity to be here to market myself and my business support and give back to the community. that way, by monday evening, volunteers were still cooking and packaging the tamales that will be gifted to farmworker families in half moon bay in the south bay. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. wonderful gesture. >> now to an example of building a better bay area. ucsf is expanding its bimonthly food pharmacy, where they hand out groceries for food insecure patients. the idea is that food is medicine. when a physician also gives healthy cooking lessons and nutrition advice on a monthly basis, doctor gina moreno john started this resource a few years ago after seeing a need in the community. >> we found out in 2018 that about 1 in 4 of our patients doesn't have enough food to eat, so in 2019, we started this program called the food pharmacy. it's a food bank in clinic that really tries to center what the patients need

her boutique is in san juan bautista. >> i really want to show everyone, share the culture and reallyw that we have of beautiful, handcrafted items. for me, it's just a great opportunity to be here to market myself and my business support and give back to the community. that way, by monday evening, volunteers were still cooking and packaging the tamales that will be gifted to farmworker families in half moon bay in the south bay. >> lauren martinez abc seven news. wonderful gesture. >> now to an example of building a better bay area. ucsf is expanding its bimonthly food pharmacy, where they hand out groceries for food insecure patients. the idea is that food is medicine. when a physician also gives healthy cooking lessons and nutrition advice on a monthly basis, doctor gina moreno john started this resource a few years ago after seeing a need in the community. >> we found out in 2018 that about 1 in 4 of our patients doesn't have enough food to eat, so in 2019, we started this program called the food pharmacy. it's a food bank in clinic that really tries to center what the patients ne