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[00:00:00] The person driving was a minor, and
[00:00:03] his brother was a passenger, both
[00:00:06] community and one more symptom of according to them, under 10 years old. The woman is in critical
[00:00:10] condition.
[00:00:12] picking affects the kidneys when you work in Neighbors say everything happened in a matter of seconds. They say the
[00:00:15] vehicle was speeding, lost control, crashed
[00:00:18] into this house, and before stopping, it ran over a
[00:00:22] woman who was walking there. We went out to see and called
[00:00:26] 911, but there was already a person who was crossing the
[00:00:29] street. She was already lying here. These images
[00:00:32] captured the last moments before the impact. The woman,
[00:00:36] accompanied by her dog, was waiting on the corner to cross the street. She barely
[00:00:39] takes a few steps when this white Toyota appears at full speed and
[00:00:43] hits her, giving her no chance to react. But the
[00:00:47] most shocking thing came afterwards. Police confirmed that the driver was a child
[00:00:51] and that his brother was traveling next to him, both under
[00:00:54] 10 years old. Authorities are investigating how they ended up
[00:00:58] driving the vehicle.
[00:01:01] This witness says that the first thing he saw was the two minors lying on the
[00:01:04] ground several meters away, the helpless woman, while the
[00:01:08] neighbors ran to help them.
[00:01:11] This video shows the desperate efforts of those who witnessed the
[00:01:15] crash. Several residents try to help the children and the victim until
[00:01:18] the paramedics arrived. Everyone
[00:01:21] was taken to the hospital. The two minors are stable, but the
[00:01:25] woman continues to fight for her life in critical condition. So far, it is
[00:01:28] unknown what happened to the pet that accompanied her, she
[00:01:32] will pay because thank God she doesn't have a big problem,
[00:01:36] it was an accident like that, well, the resident of the affected house
[00:01:40] assures that the damages to her property were minor and hopes that the
[00:01:43] vehicle owner's insurance will respond. Meanwhile, the
[00:01:47] authorities do not rule out that the minors took their parents' car
[00:01:50] without their authorization. Police continue to investigate this case
[00:01:54] and say that the parents of these minors are cooperating
[00:01:58] with that investigation. Thank you very much
[00:02:03] Tamar. Listen, 76 illegal weapons were seized and
[00:02:07] 51 people face federal charges after a joint operation
[00:02:10] in Oakland. The United States Attorney's Office reported that
[00:02:14] the results correspond to actions carried out between
[00:02:17] March and July of this year with the help of local
[00:02:21] agencies. Authorities announced that operations
[00:02:24] will continue in the coming months. More than
[00:02:27] $913, that is the amount
[00:02:31] the city of Pittsburgh lost in a cyber scam. This happened when the
[00:02:34] city sent a payment to a
[00:02:38] influenza vaccine based on fraudulent account that impersonated a vendor. Police managed to recover almost
[00:02:41] $696.
[00:02:44] Now the FBI is locating the rest of the money. The city
[00:02:47] strengthened its controls to prevent this from happening
[00:02:51] again. The person allegedly responsible for causing the
[00:02:55] fire that left more than 50 families homeless in
[00:02:59] Foster City has been arrested.
[00:03:02] The resident of the spinner Cup complex now faces charges of
[00:03:05] causing a fire that caused injuries to firefighters and
[00:03:09] obstructing a police
[00:03:11] news so investigation, among other charges. According to the report, Tomkins left an unsupervised
[00:03:15] propane gas grill. They also
[00:03:18] detail that the building did not have automatic
[00:03:22] water sprinklers. The incident took place on Sunday
[00:03:25] afternoon. Emergencies continue. More than 18
[00:03:28] people were found in a burning apartment building
[00:03:32] this morning in San Francisco. The fire
[00:03:35] occurred shortly before 2 a.m. in the
[00:03:38] Filmore neighborhood. Firefighters used ladders to rescue several
[00:03:42] residents through the windows. You can see the images of what
[00:03:45] happened. One person was injured. The exact number of
[00:03:49] affected families is not yet known. And it's precisely
[00:03:52] 6:03
[00:03:53] with p.m. We see how the sky is in San Jose, on the
[00:03:56] Golden Gate Bridge, also the Bay and Mount Alice.
[00:04:00] We greet Nayari NG who tells us that the heat is returning, and with that
[00:04:04] also Nayari, the danger of
[00:04:08] a large part of the Bay Area, the wildfires. Good afternoon. Good afternoon, Michelle. That's right, well, I tell you that little by little the
[00:04:11] containment of the fires has been increasing towards Calaveras County and also the
[00:04:15] Woodside fire in Sonoma County, but in any case, the risk of
[00:04:19] wildfires never goes away and even more so because temperatures will continue to
[00:04:22] rise for the weekend. Currently towards the Golden Gate, a
[00:04:26] quite clear panorama. Temperatures in San Francisco are...
[00:04:30] 66, quite windy for that sector, so it has remained very
[00:04:33] cool, but look towards the inland, 86/76 in
[00:04:37] San Jose, the truth is that we can't complain with those temperatures in the 70s,
[00:04:40] quite pleasant, but in the coming
[00:04:43] hours and in the coming mornings, some dense fog is expected
[00:04:47] to cover the Bay Area, specifically towards the
[00:04:50] coastal portions, this could also trap the
[00:04:53] smoke pollutants that are still coming down from the
[00:04:57] state of Washington and that, as you can see, are affecting
[00:05:01] the panorama here in the Bay Area and also throughout Northern
[00:05:05] California. The possibility of some showers that could appear towards the mountain
[00:05:08] area is also forecast, but nothing for the Bay Area and
[00:05:12] no precipitation so far. Some cloudiness that could
[00:05:16] appear tomorrow, but in any case, temperatures
[00:05:20] are increasing, we are talking about those 90
[00:05:23] degrees. Still inland, northern high 80s and the heat
[00:05:27] continues for the weekend, we'll talk about that later,
[00:05:30] thanks, we'll be back with you in just minutes. Listen, the captain of the
[00:05:34] sunken boat near Alcatraz told the police that the
[00:05:37] vessel was on autopilot when it began to
[00:05:41] capsize, according to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle, new
[00:05:45] documents reveal details of the investigation into the accident
[00:05:48] that left four people presumably dead. It is still
[00:05:52] unknown what caused the boat to tilt. Police are evaluating
[00:05:56] whether it will be possible to recover the remains of the vessel which is
[00:05:59] approximately 120 feet deep.
[00:06:02] And we go to San Jose where two people were
[00:06:06] arrested for a homicide that occurred at the end of
[00:06:08] July. Police reported that Jose Rivera faces a murder charge.
[00:06:13] And Laura Beltran Gahitan was arrested as an alleged
[00:06:16] accomplice after the crime. The shooting left one man dead and another
[00:06:19] injured. The case remains under investigation. A 35-year-old
[00:06:23] man was arrested for a series of six armed robberies
[00:06:27] at various businesses in San Jose. Police
[00:06:30] identified the suspect as Andrew Fielder of Campbell and
[00:06:33] assure that between June and July, he assaulted
[00:06:37] food stores, tobacco shops, and motels. Now he faces charges
[00:06:40] for armed robbery and is in the Santa Clara
[00:06:44] County Jail. President Donald Trump signed two executive
[00:06:47] orders related to birthright citizenship in the United
[00:06:51] States. This comes after the Supreme Court
[00:06:54] blocked his previous order to eliminate this right. The
[00:06:58] White House says that one measure seeks to curb birth
[00:07:01] tourism, and another would change who could
[00:07:04] receive citizenship at birth. The recent
[00:07:08] arrests of immigrants at airports across the country have generated
[00:07:11] uncertainty among the community. Carla Farías
[00:07:13] investigated who might be at risk of traveling and what information
[00:07:17] airlines share with the TSA and with immigration
[00:07:20] authorities. Lawyer, I ask you, can airlines or the
[00:07:24] TSA share information with ICE agents?
[00:07:28] Yes, they can share information and in fact have announced that
[00:07:31] they are disclosing that information, generally
[00:07:35] it is basic information since they do not have immigration
[00:07:38] information about your name, gender,
[00:07:41] age, your travel destination, that kind of
[00:07:44] thing, and once ICE obtains that information, they are
[00:07:48] checking it against their database, although the recent arrests that have been made at
[00:07:51] airports have generated concern, the experience
[00:07:54] of travelers can be different depending on each case. Luis
[00:07:58] Ortega is Mexican with permanent residence and tells us that he has traveled
[00:08:02] recently three times in less than a month from Mexico to
[00:08:05] Oakland. My experience traveling in these last few days has
[00:08:09] been normal.
[00:08:13] I have entered by plane, the
[00:08:15] agents ask me for what I need, which is a
[00:08:18] legal document to enter the country. However, lawyers remind us that the fact
[00:08:22] that a person travels without inconvenience does not mean that it is
[00:08:26] the same for everyone, where the immigration status and background
[00:08:29] are vital. Who is at risk of being detained by ICE
[00:08:33] agents? An infinite number of people, people who have had a previous
[00:08:37] deportation, people who are legal or illegal
[00:08:40] residents and who have a criminal record, if they are illegal
[00:08:43] just for being illegal, they will be detained,
[00:08:47] people who have a green card of permanent residence, if
[00:08:51] they have an audience they did not appear for. Domestic
[00:08:54] or international flights, which of the two are
[00:08:57] more dangerous or both? Really both, because immigration
[00:09:01] is in all airports, especially international
[00:09:04] airports. A person can be traveling domestically, but if
[00:09:07] they arrive in San Francisco, it is an international airport. Lawyers
[00:09:11] also recommend that you travel, if necessary,
[00:09:14] with your real ID. Also remember that
[00:09:18] regardless of your immigration status, you have
[00:09:20] rights. I am Carla Farías, Noticias N+ Univision
[00:09:24] Bay Area. Thank you very much Carla and if you have a
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[00:09:53] we will have details on how artificial intelligence is helping hundreds of
[00:09:56] farming families to get closer and learn more about their
[00:09:59] health.
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[00:12:59] We continue: the FDA approved the first
[00:13:03] mRNA technology. Moderna's vaccine would be
[00:13:06] available for people 50 years or older starting
[00:13:09] this fall season. The company assures that studies showed
[00:13:13] greater protection than traditional flu vaccines. Artificial
[00:13:17] intelligence is no longer only used for doing homework or answering
[00:13:21] questions. Now it is also helping some families to
[00:13:24] have better health, to arrive more prepared
[00:13:28] for consultations with doctors. Sadama Guayo has the
[00:13:31] information for us. Hello,
[00:13:34] good afternoon, we are in Fairfield. This is where
[00:13:38] many hundreds, perhaps thousands of farmworker families live, who for
[00:13:42] one reason or another do not have clear access, they do not have
[00:13:45] effective access to know about their health and what
[00:13:49] they need to improve it, perhaps I am the one who doesn't explain it well, right? For Antonia to
[00:13:52] speak or be heard about her
[00:13:55] pain has never been easy, I am honest, I tell them, but the thing is
[00:13:58] that we as Mexicans do
[00:14:01] endure pain, oh no,
[00:14:05] it hurts, but no, I'd rather wait. Her daughter Yasmine says that it is a
[00:14:09] situation she sees frequently among the people she helps as a health
[00:14:13] navigator. Many do not understand their medical results, others do not know what
[00:14:16] to ask the doctor and some simply prefer to endure the
[00:14:20] pain, but they only give you the lab results and they don't have
[00:14:23] time to explain it to you. To help close this gap, Yasmine began
[00:14:27] to use an artificial intelligence tool that allows her to help her
[00:14:31] clients better understand their medical information before talking to
[00:14:34] their doctor, many of my clients did not have the opportunity to go to
[00:14:38] school, so if they go to the doctor and they give you your results and
[00:14:42] describe them, they are left with a piece of paper, right? Yasmine works
[00:14:46] as a health insurance navigator in Fairfield where she is in contact
[00:14:49] with hundreds of farmworker families, she says that for many of them the barrier
[00:14:53] starts even before entering
[00:14:55] the doctor's office, they don't know how to describe their symptoms, what questions to ask or how to interpret the information they receive, they tell us, but we
[00:15:04] keep the little paper and we don't
[00:15:07] investigate anything, what I learned is that you can be
[00:15:11] working, ignoring how you feel, because in your
[00:15:13] head it's that you have to do the work fast, otherwise
[00:15:17] they'll fire me, she says that it was seeing that reality again
[00:15:20] and again that she decided to incorporate artificial
[00:15:24] intelligence as a tool to help people to
[00:15:27] arrive more informed and with greater confidence to their medical
[00:15:31] consultations, this is when the system tells me
[00:15:34] that it has worsened or
[00:15:36] improved? At the same time, she has also been noticing health problems that
[00:15:40] are common among the farming
[00:15:43] the great need for health prevention. There I realized how much
[00:15:49] harvesting and when you are dehydrated and I saw
[00:15:52] that the kidneys were the ones that had
[00:15:55] the most
[00:15:57] damage.
[00:16:01] Beyond the use of technology as tools, the important part to
[00:16:04] emphasize here is to get those routine
[00:16:08] check-ups, go to the doctor if you have any health problems and above
[00:16:12] all, don't leave it for later, reporting for
[00:16:14] Noticias NM Univision Sadam Aguayo.
[00:16:18] Thanks Sadam, and continuing with the topic of artificial intelligence, did you know that
[00:16:21] the prices of products you buy online can vary from
[00:16:25] one customer to another? This AI and personal data practice
[00:16:29] has raised alarms in
[00:16:32] Martin explains how it
[00:16:34] works.
[00:16:39] Can a company charge you more because an algorithm thinks you can
[00:16:43] afford it? That's what the U.S. Senate is investigating. The
[00:16:47] practice is known as surveillance pricing or
[00:16:50] prices based on surveillance. It consists
[00:16:53] of using personal data such as your location, purchase
[00:16:56] history or internet behavior to calculate the
[00:17:00] highest price you would be willing to pay. The
[00:17:03] theory has gone viral on social media. A content
[00:17:07] creator claimed to have found a flight $500 cheaper
[00:17:11] by making the reservation from a computer
[00:17:14] at a public library.
[00:17:16] That case alone does not prove
[00:17:20] that such a practice exists, but it does reflect an increasingly common
[00:17:24] question: are we all seeing the same
[00:17:28] price?
[00:17:29] And what is the difference between customer
[00:17:46] loyalty and using
[00:17:48] personal data to make that person pay one
[00:17:52] price or another? So technology
[00:17:55] works in both directions, that is,
[00:17:58] it works, of course, for whoever is selling the
[00:18:01] products and services, but it also works, at least
[00:18:04] potentially, so that the consumer can make better
[00:18:07] decisions, buy cheaper. From Las Vegas,
[00:18:10] where Black Hat, the world's largest cybersecurity conference, is being held this
[00:18:14] week, we consulted another specialist,
[00:18:17] and is there any way to protect ourselves? Connect from a
[00:18:21] public place, public
[00:18:25] and so on, which means that there are
[00:18:28] so many people connecting in the same place that it is difficult. Today's
[00:18:32] hearing could be the first step towards federal regulation
[00:18:36] that limits the use of personal data to set
[00:18:39] prices. Alessandra Martin in more,
[00:18:42] Univision. It's worrying, Nayari, the truth is that I've
[00:18:45] noticed sometimes you're on the phone or you're having a conversation with someone, you say, I want
[00:18:49] to buy this book or this dress, and it pops up, no, it's incredible,
[00:18:53] but I was amazed by that trick because the truth is that
[00:18:57] I was impressed that depending on where you are, the prices
[00:19:01] change. It has been seen that in some areas, the prices of products
[00:19:04] are a little cheaper, but in any case, technology, yes,
[00:19:08] technology no, well, let's see what will happen in the future, hopefully the
[00:19:11] prices won't change much, but well, AI is here to stay, but
[00:19:15] the weather conditions, the good thing is that we have you as an expert, we know that we can
[00:19:19] trust you, no, that's right, well, let's hope that so far an artificial
[00:19:23] Nayari doesn't replace me, that's
[00:19:26] right, but well, in fact I'm also going to check later on YouTube for the
[00:19:30] recommendations for the cheapest prices, but speaking of the weather, my
[00:19:34] people, we are under alert, still in the Bay Area, not in effect,
[00:19:37] it will be in effect from Saturday to Sunday, at least until Sunday
[00:19:41] at 10 p.m., covering
[00:19:45] areas that we normally see with a lot of heat, so
[00:19:48] the situation is worrying since for Saturday that heat
[00:19:52] risk is being monitored, and look, in areas from San Jose to the east, it is in
[00:19:56] red and even purple, what does this mean, that it is impacting those
[00:20:00] people who may have some pre-existing illness,
[00:20:04] they could also have heatstroke and also those people who do not have
[00:20:07] access to air conditioning, nor a
[00:20:10] hydration system, water, and of course there will be
[00:20:13] very hot nights, so there will not be much
[00:20:17] relief from that heat in the afternoons, and what are we talking about,
[00:20:20] maximum temperatures that from tomorrow Friday will be exceeding
[00:20:24] 90 degrees basically in all inland areas, but on
[00:20:28] Saturday also for the areas towards the north, Napa, Santa Rosa, the
[00:20:32] coast actually remains quite pleasant for this weekend
[00:20:36] in the 70s. But the heat, look towards the inland, even
[00:20:39] on Sunday, those 100 degrees, remembering that air
[00:20:43] temperatures inside your vehicle increase rapidly every
[00:20:47] minute. From 90 degrees air, in minutes we would be
[00:20:50] talking about 109 degrees and after an hour
[00:20:53] 133 degrees, so the recommendation is never
[00:20:56] to leave passengers, children, babies, seniors, or your pets because
[00:21:00] their bodies can heat up three times faster. Organs
[00:21:04] could stop functioning when they reach 104 degrees of
[00:21:08] body temperature, and at 107 we are talking about a deadly situation.
[00:21:11] And commenting that here in California, at least an
[00:21:15] average from 1998 to 2025, there have
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[00:24:17] was announced. So no. all over the place with
[00:24:21] Real
[00:24:21] Madrid.
[00:24:25] UEFA affirmed that its participating members can
[00:24:29] still boycott FIFA competitions, including the World Cup, despite the
[00:24:32] apology statement from Jan Infantino. On Wednesday, FIFA
[00:24:36] apologized for its plans to sell shares in the World Cup. However,
[00:24:39] UEFA could continue
[00:24:43] the
[00:24:45] boycott.
[00:24:50] An abrupt departure from San Diego FC. He is very
[00:24:53] close to signing his contract with the
[00:24:57] Galaxy. He will only have to move a few kilometers
[00:25:00] north. So the career of Chuqui Lozano, who by the way hasn't played since
[00:25:04] November 2025, will be in Los
[00:25:07] Angeles.
[00:25:14] Major League Baseball activity. The Reds beat
[00:25:18] the Athletics six to five.
[00:25:50] strength, of course, without technical
[00:25:53] foundation, but what is certain is that 20 players have been
[00:25:57] injured in the first days of training for the foreigners. The
[00:26:00] curse doesn't stop.
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[00:29:23] The federal government plans to send private investigators to Mexico,
[00:29:27] Honduras, and other Central American countries to collect fines from immigrants
[00:29:30] who remained in this country after receiving a deportation
[00:29:34] order. We will have the details.
[00:29:37] About 400 people from Mexican consulates in the United
[00:29:41] States could lose their visas and work
[00:29:44] permits. I'll explain why today at 11. We
[00:29:48] say goodbye with this news, an outbreak of salmonella related to
[00:29:51] jalapeños already affects 27 states, including California and
[00:29:54] has sickened 345 people. The Centers for Disease Control and
[00:29:58] Prevention reported that the chilies were distributed by a
[00:30:02] California company and came from Mexico. Restaurants like
[00:30:05] Chipotle and Cuuddova removed the jalapeños from their
[00:30:09] establishments. So far 36 people have been
[00:30:12] hospitalized and no deaths have been reported. Let's hope
[00:30:16] it stays that way without reports of fatalities. We say goodbye, we'll see you at
[00:30:20] 11 with more
[00:30:20] information.
[00:30:24] As of today, the government will be able to deny applications for
[00:30:28] immigration benefits that are incomplete. They will no longer
[00:30:31] request additional missing
[00:30:33] evidence. The measure affects petitions for
[00:30:37] permanent residency, citizenship, work
[00:30:39] permits, and even asylum.
[00:30:43] Also today at the White House, President Trump signed two executive
[00:30:46] orders related to birth right citizenship and so-called
[00:30:50] birth tourism. The salmonella
[00:30:53] outbreak linked to Mexican jalapeños is spreading.
[00:30:56] More than 300 people have contracted the vaccine.