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[00:00:00] with TPS after a
[00:00:00] courts. Now, Enrique Aníbal judicial ruling that invalidates work
[00:00:03] permits. A federal government plan seeks to prosecute
[00:00:06] immigrants who were in the United States and now reside in their home
[00:00:10] countries. A child driving his parents' car caused an
[00:00:14] accident that seriously injured a
[00:00:16] woman. In addition, the famous high
[00:00:20] tides are returning for the next few days, causing coastal flooding
[00:00:25] may not mean the end of their problems with in several parts of the Bay Area. In minutes, the full information.
[00:00:29] Hello, how are you? Good evening, let's begin: A judicial
[00:00:32] ruling invalidated thousands of work permits for Salvadorans
[00:00:36] with TPS in the United States. A federal court in
[00:00:39] Massachusetts allowed USCIS to apply the cut to
[00:00:43] work authorizations retroactively. Although TPS
[00:00:46] remains valid until September 9, those who no longer
[00:00:50] have a valid work permit could be suspended or
[00:00:53] fired by their employers. A federal judge
[00:00:57] ordered the Trump administration to pay 65 million dollars
[00:01:00] to organizations that defend unaccompanied migrant
[00:01:04] minors. The court set this Friday as the deadline
[00:01:08] American has your back. Failures in to cover the money owed for legal services already
[00:01:11] rendered. The decision benefits thousands of children who
[00:01:15] face immigration processes in the United
[00:01:17] States. And we continue talking about immigration, hundreds of
[00:01:21] employees of Mexican consulates in the United States would be at risk
[00:01:25] of losing their jobs and their legal status. Maria Antonieta
[00:01:28] Mejía accompanies me. Maria, why would this happen? Good evening.
[00:01:32] Good evening, Michelle. Indeed, there is a lot of
[00:01:35] concern for employees in consulates, and I'll explain
[00:01:38] why a few years ago, this type of
[00:01:42] visa, the A2 visa,
[00:01:45] sports information so could be renewed indefinitely with the support of the Ministry of Foreign
[00:01:48] Affairs. But since 2016, they only have a
[00:01:52] validity of 5 years, this type of visa. Let's see what is
[00:01:57] afternoons here on happening. About 400 consular employees
[00:02:00] of Mexico in the United States could lose their jobs and
[00:02:04] their legal status due to the expiration of their
[00:02:07] A2 visas. A former employee of the Mexican consulates
[00:02:10] in San Francisco and San Jose says that the stress
[00:02:14] 1, in another Leagues Cup many employees are currently experiencing is
[00:02:17] nothing new. So it's the stress we all
[00:02:21] lived through, I remember year after year, the visa is about to
[00:02:25] expire, your contract is about to
[00:02:27] has been gradually improving here in expire, what will happen? I'm going to go back to Mexico, the situations.
[00:02:30] The situation is very difficult. There, I won't have
[00:02:33] work. But
[00:02:34] motorcycle, or truck accident, what unfortunately, you have to follow the rules. The problem
[00:02:38] is that previously, A2 visas could be renewed
[00:02:42] indefinitely, but since 2016, they only
[00:02:45] have a validity of 5 years. When you sign a contract
[00:02:49] at a
[00:02:52] consular representation, they
[00:02:55] specify that this contract is only for
[00:02:58] 5 years, that contract and the visa is
[00:03:01] only for 5 years, no more. According to a note from
[00:03:05] the newspaper El País, it is estimated that around 400 employees
[00:03:09] of Mexican consulates in the United States would be at
[00:03:13] risk of their A2 visas expiring. In the opinion of
[00:03:16] emeritus professor Enrique Pumar, this would have a
[00:03:19] negative impact on the bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United
[00:03:23] States. Well, it affects it a lot, why? Because the
[00:03:26] consular support staff is what... facilitates
[00:03:30] all consular procedures for
[00:03:33] Mexican migrants here in the United States. If that
[00:03:37] staff has to change or has to leave and has to be
[00:03:40] replaced, that creates an
[00:03:43] interruption in consular services that
[00:03:47] can affect the legal status of many
[00:03:50] people, it can affect important
[00:03:52] documents. Right now, what the
[00:03:55] State Department publishes regarding this situation
[00:03:59] is that the A2 permit is not a
[00:04:02] path to residence, which is something
[00:04:06] that is like a mirror for other types of comments they have made
[00:04:10] in terms of other types of legal status such as
[00:04:12] TPS, such as student status.
[00:04:16] I contacted the Mexican consulates in San Francisco and San Jose to
[00:04:20] find out if there is an impact on local consulates, but they
[00:04:23] declined to comment.
[00:04:26] Well, about a decade ago, about 1,700
[00:04:30] consular employees worked with this type of A2 visa.
[00:04:34] The creative offense of Currently, there are only about 400 left, as
[00:04:38] many have had to leave their positions. This is due to the
[00:04:41] expiration of their visas, reporting Maria Antonieta Mejía.
[00:04:44] I'll return to you, Michelle. Thank
[00:04:46] we have to keep gathering evidence, you very much, Maria. President Trump signed two executive orders
[00:04:49] this Thursday seeking to limit access to
[00:04:53] birthright citizenship. This is despite Supreme Court
[00:04:57] decisions that protect the 14th Amendment. The proposal
[00:05:00] seeks to prevent children of diplomats or those who
[00:05:04] came for tourism from receiving U.S. citizenship. It is
[00:05:07] expected that this decree will face severe challenges in the
[00:05:12] Gutierrez joins me to continue talking about immigration. Enrique,
[00:05:16] the Department of Homeland Security is preparing a plan to
[00:05:19] hire private investigators in Mexico, Honduras, and
[00:05:22] Guatemala. Enrique, what is the objective of this plan? Hello, Michel, good
[00:05:26] evening. The objective is to collect those fines from
[00:05:30] those who were in this country undocumented. And for
[00:05:33] many immigrants, being deported
[00:05:37] the U.S. government. This plan that has been presented
[00:05:41] generates skepticism among experts. The
[00:05:44] Department of Homeland Security seeks to locate abroad
[00:05:48] people who have been deported or who self-deported before
[00:05:52] paying certain outstanding immigration fines. The plan
[00:05:55] contemplates up to 9 million dollars to hire private investigators
[00:05:59] in Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras. First, there are
[00:06:03] legal problems with whether or not these fines are
[00:06:06] constitutional in the United States. And the second part, which
[00:06:09] is the most obvious and evident part, is that
[00:06:13] there is a jurisdiction problem. We cannot sue people in U.S. courts
[00:06:16] who are not inside the country of the United
[00:06:20] States. The measure also generates concern among some
[00:06:23] immigrants. I think that they are intimidating those who are
[00:06:27] here and this is to instill fear,
[00:06:30] no? That they can still catch
[00:06:34] them in another country, right? One's
[00:06:38] country. Others question how far the U.S. government could
[00:06:41] go. Yes, they can go,
[00:06:44] but it has to be a very big crime, in my opinion,
[00:06:47] that it be a very big crime, for example, something very
[00:06:51] big, well, you understand. The investigators would seek information
[00:06:55] to locate the deported and confirm where they live, but
[00:06:58] Newcom says it's unclear how the government could collect these fines in
[00:07:02] another country. I would be truly completely
[00:07:05] astonished if they manage to get $1 or one
[00:07:09] peso from anyone living outside the United
[00:07:12] States based on this, that is, I don't understand
[00:07:15] exactly what coherence this plan has
[00:07:18] with what it supposedly says is the objective of collecting these fines, which
[00:07:22] is to inspire people to leave the country, and if they leave, they won't be
[00:07:26] charged. The truth is that it's very confusing, and if I hadn't
[00:07:29] read it, I would have thought it was a joke. Having an immigration
[00:07:33] fine does not mean that every deported immigrant automatically
[00:07:36] has a debt. If you receive a notification, the lawyer
[00:07:39] recommends seeking advice before responding. Talk to a lawyer
[00:07:43] before making any type of decision, and if you have one of
[00:07:47] these letters, you should contact the IRRC
[00:07:49] agency. They have offices in San
[00:07:52] Francisco. They are one of the groups of organizations that are filing
[00:07:56] lawsuits against these fines, and they can connect you with a network of
[00:08:00] lawyers.
[00:08:04] Michelle, I'll tell you that this plan still raises many questions,
[00:08:07] particularly about U.S. jurisdiction in other countries,
[00:08:11] and lawyers, as we just heard, recommend that
[00:08:14] you seek legal advice before responding to any
[00:08:17] notification. Thank you very much, Enrique. It is extremely important to be informed in these
[00:08:21] times of uncertainty. And we change the information, as in
[00:08:25] San Francisco, more than 18 people were rescued from
[00:08:28] an apartment fire early this morning.
[00:08:32] You can see the images. The fire occurred shortly before 2
[00:08:36] a.m. in the Fillmore neighborhood. Firefighters used
[00:08:39] ladders to rescue several residents through the windows.
[00:08:42] One person was injured in the incident. The exact number of
[00:08:46] affected families is still unknown. And look,
[00:08:50] these are the images of how a vehicle ended up, which was driven
[00:08:53] by two children under 10 years old. The minors ran over a
[00:08:57] woman while driving a car that was
[00:09:01] precisely their parents'. This happened in Oakland. Police reported that the children
[00:09:04] took the keys while their parents were sleeping and crashed into another
[00:09:08] vehicle and then ran over a woman who was crossing the street with her
[00:09:12] dog. At this time of night, the victim remains in critical
[00:09:16] condition. In San Jose, police arrested an alleged car
[00:09:19] thief thanks to security cameras. The suspect
[00:09:23] was located in a shopping center. At the time of the arrest,
[00:09:27] authorities found a device to reprogram vehicle
[00:09:31] keys and narcotics. Now,
[00:09:34] let's go with Nager Ing and the weather conditions this
[00:09:37] Thursday. Nager, good evening. Hello, Michel, happy evening to you and
[00:09:41] everyone tuning in. It's Friday already, I know, lots of excitement. This
[00:09:44] is how the Golden Gate looks. We are noticing some cloudiness, no
[00:09:48] precipitation so far, 57 degrees and quite windy,
[00:09:52] so it must feel cold for my people in San Francisco and for
[00:09:56] Livermore, San Mateo, Oakland, Santa Rosa, San Rafael and San Jose,
[00:09:59] we remain in the high 50s to 60 degrees and still with a
[00:10:03] little bit of cloudiness appearing in the region.
[00:10:06] Prepare that large and hot coffee for tomorrow as we will
[00:10:09] wake up with lows between 52 and 60 degrees,
[00:10:13] the coldest towards the northern portions, also for you to wake up, it's almost
[00:10:17] Friday, end of the work week and look, we will still have
[00:10:20] that fog, so drive with great caution, also a
[00:10:24] warning has already been issued for these coastal floods that will accompany us in the
[00:10:28] coming days impacting the most important roads here in the
[00:10:32] Bay Area and the busiest roads, remember that in the coming
[00:10:35] days at night we will be noticing high tides that
[00:10:39] could be causing floods of more than
[00:10:42] a foot and a half. You know, be careful on the roads and those
[00:10:46] floods when we return to an investigation initiated
[00:10:49] a few years ago in Jalisco, Mexico, uncovers fraudulent businesses and victims
[00:10:53] are now claiming hundreds of millions of
[00:10:57] pesos. I will also explain why thousands of people with
[00:11:00] immigration processes could have their applications quickly
[00:11:03] rejected. I will tell you what
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[00:13:29] lawyers.
[00:13:33] A change in law could accelerate the negotiation of thousands of
[00:13:37] applications, the denial, in fact, of thousands of immigration applications. From
[00:13:40] now on, officers will be able to immediately reject cases that
[00:13:44] do not include all required initial evidence. Viviana
[00:13:48] Ávila has the information.
[00:13:51] In Chicago, this couple successfully completed their status
[00:13:54] adjustment interview and said that from the beginning they gathered the necessary
[00:13:58] evidence to support their case. We have, we are a
[00:14:00] couple who constantly takes
[00:14:04] trips together, we have bills
[00:14:07] together, so these are things that are in the house, that is, in the
[00:14:11] most recent policy change, the Citizenship and Immigration
[00:14:15] Services reported that it restores the authority of its
[00:14:18] officials to deny immigration processes if initial
[00:14:21] evidence is not presented. This lawyer explains
[00:14:25] what the change consists of. It seems that what they want to do is accelerate the number
[00:14:28] of case denials instead of giving you
[00:14:31] a request for evidence, a request for additional evidence, so
[00:14:35] you can have the opportunity to present something you
[00:14:38] missed. This previous policy allowed frivolous or
[00:14:42] substantially incomplete applications to delay
[00:14:45] USCIS processing for other people waiting in
[00:14:48] line, the agency said. We are always facing new
[00:14:52] Trump administration policies that make the legal
[00:14:56] immigration process more difficult. The policy takes effect immediately and applies
[00:14:59] to pending applications or those submitted starting
[00:15:03] August 5, including permanent residency,
[00:15:06] citizenship, and asylum cases. There is evidence,
[00:15:11] whatever they say will be. And in view of this change, experts recommend,
[00:15:15] I tell clients that they have to be very careful when filling out their
[00:15:19] forms, if they are going to do them themselves, they have to review them 300 times,
[00:15:23] 500 times, make sure that all the forms are filled out and
[00:15:26] seek legal advice from a
[00:15:28] lawyer.
[00:15:31] Well, yesterday we moved on to information, since Friday has
[00:15:34] practically arrived and we have updates on several fires.
[00:15:38] You are still aware of those weather conditions. We know that the heat
[00:15:41] is returning to the Bay Area, right? Yes, especially for the
[00:15:45] weekend, although several inland cities have been experiencing these high
[00:15:49] temperatures. But what is indeed returning is the heat
[00:15:53] advisory. This is because the risk of heat will be quite
[00:15:56] high for many people, impacting children, babies, seniors,
[00:15:59] and of course, people who are very sensitive to these high
[00:16:03] temperatures. I'm telling you there are also people who are allergic, of course, we can
[00:16:06] overcome the... days, well, the heat, which as I say, there is the advisory that is
[00:16:10] impacting from southern to northern California and of
[00:16:14] course, the Bay Area, including among those, Santa
[00:16:17] Clara County, those who normally experience these high
[00:16:20] temperatures, and Contra Costa County. Let's get a little
[00:16:24] closer to Santa Rosa, also Concord, San Ramon, and portions
[00:16:27] of San Jose, and of course, for my people in Gilroy, be very careful
[00:16:31] because that heat will be felt even tomorrow, Friday,
[00:16:35] the end of the work week, with highs that will be in the mid
[00:16:38] 90s for the inland portions, the high 80s for my people
[00:16:42] in Napa, Santa Rosa, 86 for my people in San Rafael and in the range of
[00:16:46] 70s towards the coast. We will be noticing some of that
[00:16:50] cloudiness and I don't rule out that some clouds and also some
[00:16:54] precipitation in the mountains could be forming that could
[00:16:57] possibly reach us here in the Bay Area, but it may be almost
[00:17:01] imperceptible, so the concern continues for the weekend
[00:17:05] with that heat risk that remains high for the
[00:17:08] eastern portions of San Jose, as you can see, the inland
[00:17:12] portions also, even to the extreme, so
[00:17:15] be very careful because that's how the panorama of maximum
[00:17:18] temperatures will look, which will be 90s, even 100s for my
[00:17:22] people in Livermore for Saturday and also for Sunday
[00:17:25] and in the 90s for San Jose, Santa Rosa, Napa, quite
[00:17:28] hot and on the coast, luckily, quite pleasant, that
[00:17:32] is, there are no alerts for the coastal area. In any case, you have to be careful with
[00:17:36] minors. Remember that in vehicles, temperatures that reach 80
[00:17:40] degrees in 10 minutes could reach
[00:17:43] 99, and in half an hour exceed 100 degrees as well,
[00:17:46] and in an hour the situation could turn deadly, not to mention when
[00:17:50] temperatures reach 90 degrees. Remember that an
[00:17:53] average between the years of 1998 and
[00:17:56] 2025 there have been at least 65
[00:18:00] deaths due to leaving passengers in parked vehicles.
[00:18:03] For my people in Freemo, this is how the super forecast looks, quite
[00:18:06] hot for this weekend and minimum temperatures that drop to
[00:18:10] the 60s. Pause and when we return, an investigation initiated a
[00:18:14] few years ago in Jalisco, Mexico, discovers fraudulent businesses and victims
[00:18:18] are now claiming hundreds of millions of pesos, and I will
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[00:21:18] A salmonella outbreak related to Mexican jalapeños
[00:21:22] has already sickened 345 people in 27 states,
[00:21:25] including California. The CDC and FDA are investigating
[00:21:29] chilies distributed by Coast Citrus
[00:21:32] Distributors from Sinaloa, Mexico. 36
[00:21:36] people have been hospitalized and restaurants like Chipotle and
[00:21:39] Qdoba withdrew the product. And in Jalisco,
[00:21:43] Mexico, an investigation that began in 2022 uncovered multiple
[00:21:46] pyramid schemes that ended up being fraudulent
[00:21:50] businesses. Now the victims are claiming hundreds of millions
[00:21:53] of pesos. Oscar Armando Ríos explains.
[00:21:57] Jalisco, the scene of pyramid scams that amount to millionaire
[00:22:00] losses. In recent years, the state has become one
[00:22:04] of the points in the country where fraudulent investment schemes
[00:22:08] have proliferated the most. What began as an isolated case in
[00:22:11] 2022 ended up revealing a chain of
[00:22:14] operations that has left thousands of people without their money. The starting
[00:22:18] point was professional legal advisors. In early August
[00:22:22] of that year, dozens of clients raised their voices when they stopped
[00:22:26] receiving the returns they had been promised. On August
[00:22:29] 6, Luis Osvaldo Espinoza, then director of the
[00:22:32] company, appeared in a video surrounded by police and acknowledged
[00:22:36] the deception. Hours later, when authorities entered his
[00:22:39] home, they found him dead. According to the Jalisco Prosecutor's Office,
[00:22:43] the case left 1,332 victims who are claiming more than
[00:22:47] 1,826 million pesos and 20. Of the
[00:22:51] five people arrested, only two remain under process, Eric
[00:22:54] N, who acted as a financial advisor, and Oscar Iván
[00:22:58] N, Espinoza Marín's nephew. The latter received
[00:23:01] transfers to his personal account and was arrested at the Mexicali
[00:23:04] border crossing. The biggest blow, however, came with Jox Holding,
[00:23:08] the company that offered high returns through trading and
[00:23:11] sports betting. In January 2024, payments
[00:23:15] were interrupted, and to date, the prosecutor's office has accumulated
[00:23:18] 3,683 complaints for an amount exceeding
[00:23:22] 1,897 million pesos. Carlos José
[00:23:25] N, identified as CEO of Joxholding, was captured on
[00:23:29] April 24, 2025, in a hotel in Las
[00:23:32] Vegas. Three months later, he was deported to Venezuela, his home
[00:23:35] country, where he remains awaiting extradition to Mexico. The
[00:23:39] list of similar operations does not end there. La Borra del Café,
[00:23:43] Green Ocean, and Axe Capital operated under Ponzi
[00:23:47] schemes. In May 2025, another
[00:23:50] case related to gyms and exercise centers
[00:23:53] was reported. The person responsible announced in a video that the
[00:23:56] closure of the company in Mexico was due to a critical situation
[00:23:59] and promised to pay employees and customers. So far, he has not
[00:24:03] complied. This 2026, Finexitus, Aurex
[00:24:07] and BGDB joined, which presented themselves as private
[00:24:10] financial companies. 150 affected parties demand the return of
[00:24:13] more than 211 million pesos and one million dollars. Anna
[00:24:17] Victoria N, one of the main partners, was
[00:24:20] extradited from Guatemala and is already linked to the process.
[00:24:24] These scams have generated losses exceeding
[00:24:27] 5.6 billion pesos. Oscar Armando
[00:24:30] Ríos, the news
[00:24:33] we mentioned that workers in gas.
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[00:27:40] Hello friends of Tudn, it's a pleasure to greet you. I am Juan Carlos Díaz
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[00:27:51] Leagues Cup match, Cruz Azul against
[00:27:55] Philadelphia. The only goal of the
[00:27:58] match, at just three
[00:28:01] minutes. It sealed the victory for the
[00:28:05] "celeste machine" Cruz Azul, which is currently
[00:28:08] third.
[00:28:13] America 3, San Diego
[00:28:16] match. Brian Rodríguez, Sánchez and
[00:28:20] Violante made it 3-0 in favor of the capital team, Juan,
[00:28:24] which by the way, was played at Banorte Stadium.
[00:28:27] Bombino at 73 scored for the San
[00:28:30] Diego Americas team. took the 3-1
[00:28:33] victory.
[00:28:37] Austin FC defeated Xolos de Tijuana two to
[00:28:41] zero. At 16, Rosales opened the
[00:28:44] scoreboard, making it 1-0, and then John Gallagher at
[00:28:48] minute 45 made it 2-0. Victory
[00:28:52] for the Austin team, which in this way
[00:28:56] is putting itself in a good position in sixth place to seek
[00:29:00] qualification for the next round. For now, Tijuana
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[00:29:08] Chucky Lozano, is a new player for the
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[00:29:29] The first preseason game ended.
[00:29:37] Arizona, victory for the Carolina team. They
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[00:29:50] their fours.
[00:29:53] That's all the sports information for now, I'm Juan Carlos Díaz Murrieta. Thank
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[00:33:16] My people, get ready to drive with great caution, great patience.
[00:33:20] Remember that coastal floods are expected in the coming days, with maximum
[00:33:24] temperatures ranging from 70 to 100 degrees, 70 towards the coast and 100
[00:33:28] towards the interior, and also increasing the risk of forest
[00:33:31] fires. Remember that we can still expect some of that smoke
[00:33:35] particulate matter from the fires from Washington
[00:33:38] state. Air quality
[00:33:42] the Bay Area, but look towards the Sacramento Valley and... of course, towards the
[00:33:45] northwest of the country, that air remains
[00:33:49] dangerous, and in the coming days, as I said, the concern will be the
[00:33:52] high temperatures, extremely dangerous highs for my
[00:33:56] people in Morgan Hill, take care by drinking plenty of water.
[00:33:59] We have information from San Jose, the police report a person injured
[00:34:03] after being stabbed. The incident occurred right here between Wimmelton
[00:34:06] Avenue and Kelly Drive. According to
[00:34:10] agents, the victim was taken to the hospital and their
[00:34:14] medical condition is unknown at this time of night. The area is
[00:34:17] closed for investigations to continue. More information tomorrow
[00:34:21] in the 6 and 11 editions. We will also
[00:34:24] keep you informed through our digital
[00:34:27] platforms. We leave you with this information about the
[00:34:31] economy, because with gasoline becoming more expensive, drivers in
[00:34:34] California are looking for ways to spend less, and San Diego
[00:34:38] has an option that is gaining traction: carpooling
[00:34:42] with other people. According to data from AAA Southern
[00:34:45] California, when gasoline exceeds $4
[00:34:49] per gallon, many drivers change their habits. Their report
[00:34:53] indicates that 88% of drivers said they
[00:34:56] prefer to drive much less, and 16%
[00:35:00] said they would consider sharing their rides with
[00:35:03] other people, acquaintances, friends, or family members. And interviewed
[00:35:06] residents stressed that using a single vehicle among
[00:35:10] several people helps them drive much less or spend
[00:35:13] less fuel. Something that can also be applied
[00:35:17] here in the Bay Area. That's how we say goodbye. We'll see you tomorrow at 6 and
[00:35:20] 11 with more local information.
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[00:35:31] this fruit from the state of Michoacán, generating millionaire
[00:35:35] losses and price increases. You don't have to tell me
[00:35:39] that you're going to call. Racist insults. A
[00:35:42] Hispanic woman verbally assaults another and threatens to call
[00:35:46] ICE.
[00:35:49] the White House grows. Outrageous images show migrants
[00:35:53] tied up with a spiderweb. A
[00:35:56] recent study discovers that a popular medicine could have the