one group trying to support those making positive change is the largest community foundation and the nation, the silicon valleyommunity foundation. joining us live now to tell us about the foundations work is the executive vice president of community action, policy and strategy. thank you for joining us today. >> such a pleasure to be with you here today. >> the pleasure is ours. the silicon valley community foundation was created in 2007 through a merger and since then, it has gotten hundreds of millions of dollars in donations from the likes of facebook founder mark zuckerberg and microsoft cofounder paul allen. what is your mission? >> thank you so much. so our mission is to create a more just and equitable silicon valley. we work with nonprofit partners and donors can improve the lives of children and families living in silicon valley. our ultimate goal is for all of us to participate in a more equitable and just valley. >> who are some of your partners? >> we work with nonprofit organizations on the ground, grassroots organizations. we partnered with united bay area -- united way bay area that you just ta

being supported by private funders, including google .org, the packard foundation, silicon valley community foundation and celebrate oh philanthropies. ucsf will also conduct a study to show how the money impacts families over the next two years . lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. new at 11, or richmond man has been convicted of human trafficking, the contra costa county da's office said a jury did convict jerry graham of sex trafficking of the minor and an adult also forcible rape. among other charges. authorities say the 37 year old has a long criminal history and was on parole for a prior conviction for human trafficking in oakland at the time, he committed these crimes. graham now faces 25 years to life in prison. national aids memorial grove is a glow tonight in san francisco . how the community is coming together to honor those who have lost their lives to hiv and dates. a man seen on video during the fatal shooting of me goes rapper takeoff has been arrested charges he's facing tonight. will battle against a san jose church that defied covid health orders, according to the chronicle of the c

income pilot program contributed to the fund include the sierra health foundation, the silicon valley community foundationshield of california foundation. nearly 2000 californians, including low income, pregnant women and former foster children, will receive 600 to $1200 a month. time now. 7 35, california will stop requiring companies to pay covid sickly the state agency that voted to end that rule next year, mostly because it's become harder to enforce than it was at the beginning of the pandemic. only california employees who catch the virus while it works or eligible to keep getting paid , and covid is now so widespread . it's almost impossible to tell where someone became sick. and more than 6500. californians are eligible for restitution as part of a student loan debt relief lawsuit. southern california based company called premier student loan center will have to pay $95 million to customers all over the country that that company is accused of deceptively marketing their services. the early county city attorney's office sued that company north carolinaf that lawsuit happening now something and it's

the packard foundation, silicon valley community foundation and celebrate oh, philanthropies. ucsf will also conduct a study to show how the added income impacts the families over the next two years. mike computers live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you. the number of homeless residents in the city of san jose could increase to nearly 13,000 by 2024 at the city does not take appropriate action. the department of housing told the city council. that number is based on trends. the number of unsheltered residents rose 45% from 2018 to 2019, and they say it could rise another 62% through the year. 2024 the city has a goal of decreasing the homeless population by 41% from the projected total in 2024 tense, and members of the oakland fire prevention bureau are working without certifications. according to a city audit. the audit found that three out of four supervisors and six out of 15 inspectors lacked the certificates. the findings followed a whistleblower complaint. fire chief reginald freeman says that his office has addressed the issues, he said the bureau is on pace to me

contributors to the fund include the sierra health foundation, the silicon valley community foundation and the blue shield of california foundation. nearly 2000 californians will receive 600 to $1200 a month, including low income, pregnant women and former foster youth. more than 6500. californians are eligible for restitution as part of a student loan debt relief lawsuit. southern california based company called premier student loans center will have to pay $95 million to customers across the country. the company is accused of deceptively marketing their services. time is now for 36, now sitting on president biden's desk a bill to prevent the government shutdown . that's after the u. s. senate passed a temporary spending bill late last night. it was previously approved in the house to fund the government through december 23rd. it prevents a government shutdown that would have happened tomorrow. lawmakers now have another week to negotiate a more comprehensive spending bill to fund us federal agencies. after nearly 18 months, the january 6th house select committee is set to wrap up its

silicon valley. that's a nonprofit that helps foster children who have experienced trauma math museum students will raise funds by completing math projects and to help encourage them. the warriors community foundationgiving away team merchandise to some of the kids who take part. so for more we're joined by dr kebab bhagwati, a. the owner and director of two met daisy. um, locations taking part in the fundraiser. doctor. good to have you with us. thank you. it's nice to be here. okay? we'll give our viewers a little insight. what is methionine? easy um, what is that all about? and how did you team up with the child? advocates of the silicon valley. so as you can see, from the name magnesium. magnesium is a spin on the word gymnasium and just like the gymnasium develops the body, not an easy, um, develops the mind. so math museum is a math only learning center for kids from kinder to 12th grade. um and we as a specialized math learning center. um work with the kids help them understand the concepts and also overcome the fear of math. at the same time, we work with kids from other different private and public schools also to help them with their enrichment and build their confidence in math going goi