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[00:00:23] night.
[00:00:34] Passenger lists would be used to make arrests at
[00:00:38] airports, according to a report from the Wall Street
[00:00:40] Journal.
[00:00:42] A man was arrested for indecent exposure at a bookstore
[00:00:46] in Folsom. Also, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration
[00:00:50] to pay $65 million to organizations that
[00:00:54] defend unaccompanied migrant
[00:00:56] minors.
[00:01:03] The video was released of a San Joaquin Sheriff's deputy shooting a
[00:01:07] woman who appeared to be carrying a weapon at a traffic
[00:01:10] stop. Thank you for joining us this morning on
[00:01:13] Noticias (NM) Univision California. Rachel Cedeño
[00:01:16] greets you with pleasure this morning, where we
[00:01:19] are already expecting
[00:01:21] elements of the Madera City Fire quite high temperatures. To know exactly what they
[00:01:24] will be, we connect with my colleague Arletis Roque to know
[00:01:28] what awaits us for this announced weekend.
[00:01:31] N+. Univision Bay
[00:01:31] meteorological service for the Arletis.
[00:01:33] Of course, good morning Rachel, good morning to all the audience. We are
[00:01:37] expecting a weekend with extreme heat, starting today,
[00:01:41] this Friday. We are expecting the heat to
[00:01:44] term, according to an investigation by intensify, especially Saturday and Sunday will be the days where we will experience the
[00:01:47] most significant heat, with temperatures that will be between 10 and up to
[00:01:51] N+, Univision Bay 15 degrees above normal, and the risk of high
[00:01:54] to extreme heat is that temperatures are generally expected
[00:01:57] to be above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and some sectors
[00:02:01] could even exceed 108 degrees, so that
[00:02:04] temperature behavior is expected from the interior of the
[00:02:08] Bay Area, throughout the Central Valley and the foothills, some areas of
[00:02:11] the Sierra. Note that for today we already have those heat alerts that have
[00:02:15] expanded to a large part of the area, the entire Central Valley under a heat
[00:02:19] advisory until Sunday night, and that heat
[00:02:23] advisory has also been incentivized and expanded to the
[00:02:27] interior areas of the Bay Area, including San Jose, including
[00:02:30] Concord, including counties like Monterey, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz
[00:02:34] and that advisory will also be in effect until Sunday night. Later
[00:02:37] I will return with that detailed temperature forecast, of course, to take care of
[00:02:41] yourselves, especially those who are making plans in those areas. We will talk about other topics and
[00:02:45] start with the immigration agenda, because the recent arrests
[00:02:48] made by ICE agents in the boarding areas of different airlines
[00:02:52] that we have been documenting on several occasions, have led some
[00:02:55] airlines to express concern about this type of
[00:02:59] obviously food prices. operation, according to The Wall Street Journal. Henry Gómez has more
[00:03:03] information. That's right, the detention of Chantal
[00:03:08] care, and a pediatrician from Morales Rojas, a California resident who was detained at Denver Airport, exposed
[00:03:12] this tactic by immigration
[00:03:15] agents. According to the report, at least a dozen
[00:03:19] favorites, back-to-school people have been arrested under this tactic in the last
[00:03:22] month. What the newspaper reveals is that federal agents would be using flight
[00:03:26] manifests to identify and arrest travelers with possible violations,
[00:03:30] including cases of expired visas. It is very important
[00:03:33] to take into account these risks that may arise at
[00:03:37] this moment and not travel if there is no
[00:03:40] urgent need to do so, to avoid that risk. Among the most
[00:03:45] expire, what's going to happen? Am I going to recent cases are detentions of passengers who were traveling on flights with airlines
[00:03:48] such as JetBlue and Southwest. Given this situation, Southwest
[00:03:51] stated that it has policies to ensure that authorities present
[00:03:55] the corresponding legal documentation before sharing
[00:03:58] information about its clients. In the same vein, JetBlue told N+
[00:04:02] Univision Sacramento in a statement that it does not collect
[00:04:05] information about the immigration status of its clients and that it does not maintain programs
[00:04:09] or agreements to identify or report passengers to
[00:04:13] government agencies based on their immigration status. It is very
[00:04:17] important to recognize the
[00:04:20] moment we are in and the position that
[00:04:24] this administration has put immigrants in, who
[00:04:27] take risks and put themselves
[00:04:31] at risk if they do not,
[00:04:34] public comments to defend what right? In several of these cases, agents tried to
[00:04:37] make arrests using administrative warrants. An
[00:04:40] immigration lawyer explains what powers the authorities have
[00:04:44] and what the limits of this type of warrant are. Ah,
[00:04:48] yes, it is true that immigration agents can detain and arrest someone
[00:04:51] with an administrative warrant, also
[00:04:54] if they believe there is a legitimate reason
[00:04:57] to arrest someone and they do not have an administrative
[00:05:01] arrest warrant, they can also arrest someone without one. N+ Univision Sacramento requested a
[00:05:05] response from the Department of Homeland Security. As of the close of this
[00:05:09] 90 degrees from 3-4 in the edition, we had not received a response. to oppose a lawsuit from However, DHS spokesperson
[00:05:13] Lauren Beast previously told The Wall Street Journal that the Agency
[00:05:16] is simply enforcing existing immigration laws. Both
[00:05:20] ICE and the TSA are agencies of the Department of Homeland Security
[00:05:23] that would be collaborating through this tactic of making
[00:05:27] arrests through the manifests of airlines, which has led to
[00:05:31] dozens of arrests, according to this
[00:05:34] report. This is all the information from my part. Henry Gómez, Noticias en
[00:05:38] Xunivision California.
[00:05:40] There's another battle being fought by some
[00:05:42] military personnel in this country: the immigration process of their own
[00:05:46] families. Francisco Covos tells us about an investigation into active members
[00:05:50] of the armed forces with detentions at the hands of
[00:05:53] ICE.
[00:05:57] Martín Antonio Martínez had three jobs to support his
[00:06:01] family. His eldest son enlisted with the Marines
[00:06:04] and thanks to that, he began the process for his
[00:06:07] residency. Despite having the protection of the so-called military
[00:06:11] parole in place that is granted to immediate family members of active
[00:06:15] military personnel, he was arrested at this checkpoint in Falfurrias,
[00:06:18] Texas, when he was returning to his home in Nashville, Tennessee, after
[00:06:22] visiting his family on the southern border. It's
[00:06:25] unfair, unfair for both the
[00:06:29] family and the children. Two of his children also witnessed the arrest and
[00:06:33] everyone was surprised when the border patrol agents
[00:06:36] told them that the document he carried was useless, that it
[00:06:40] didn't matter, that what he had wasn't
[00:06:43] a legal status to be in the United
[00:06:46] States. Like Martín, more than 50 parents and spouses of
[00:06:50] active military personnel have been detained since Donald
[00:06:53] Trump began his second
[00:06:57] the Associated Press. And what happens is
[00:06:59] that this administration feels like it's
[00:07:02] betraying us. For decades, the parents and spouses of military personnel have
[00:07:06] been protected from deportation thanks to a
[00:07:10] bipartisan consensus. But now,
[00:07:13] the opposite is happening. People who are applying and sending
[00:07:16] this request for deferred
[00:07:19] action no longer have that protection, according to the AP agency.
[00:07:22] Some military organizations continue to offer immigration
[00:07:25] benefits for the family members of those who enlist. Experts
[00:07:29] warn that this change of direction could undermine military readiness
[00:07:33] and that this situation has left military personnel without emotional support
[00:07:36] or caregivers for their children. I never thought that this
[00:07:39] would not happen, they made a sacrifice for this
[00:07:43] country and they cannot even protect their family
[00:07:47] members. The Pentagon declined to comment on the
[00:07:51] agency's findings.
[00:07:54] And this Thursday, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to pay $65
[00:07:58] million to organizations that defend unaccompanied
[00:08:01] migrant minors. The court gave them until this
[00:08:05] Friday to cover the money owed for legal services
[00:08:08] already rendered. This decision benefits thousands of children
[00:08:12] who are facing immigration proceedings throughout the United
[00:08:16] States, and there are hundreds of consulate employees in Mexico and the United States who
[00:08:20] would be at risk of losing their jobs and their legal status.
[00:08:23] María Antonieta Mejía explains why.
[00:08:25] Around 400 employees of
[00:08:29] Mexican consulates in the United States could lose
[00:08:33] their jobs and their legal status due to the expiration
[00:08:36] of their A2 visas. A former employee of the Mexican
[00:08:40] consulates in San Francisco and San José
[00:08:43] says that the stress that many employees are currently
[00:08:46] experiencing is nothing new. So
[00:08:49] it's the stress that we all lived through, I remember year
[00:08:53] after year, "the visa is about to expire, your contract is about to
[00:08:58] go back to Mexico?" The situation, the
[00:09:01] situation is very difficult, I won't have a job
[00:09:04] there. But unfortunately, you have to
[00:09:08] follow the rules. The problem is that previously, A2 visas
[00:09:12] could be renewed indefinitely, but
[00:09:15] since 2016, they are only valid for 5
[00:09:19] years. When you sign a contract
[00:09:22] at a consular representation,
[00:09:25] they specify that this contract is only for
[00:09:28] 5 years. That contract and the visa are
[00:09:32] only for 5 years, no more. According to a note from
[00:09:35] the newspaper El País, it is estimated that around 400 employees
[00:09:39] of Mexican consulates in the United States would be
[00:09:43] at risk of their A2 visas expiring. In the opinion of
[00:09:46] emeritus professor Enrique Pumar, this would have a negative
[00:09:50] impact on the bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United
[00:09:53] States. Well, it affects a lot, why? Because the
[00:09:57] consular support staff is what
[00:10:00] facilitates all consular procedures for
[00:10:03] Mexican migrants here in the United States. If
[00:10:07] that staff has to change or has to leave and has to be
[00:10:10] replaced, that's a disruption in
[00:10:13] consular services that can
[00:10:17] affect the legal status of many people, it can
[00:10:21] affect important
[00:10:25] the State Department publishes regarding
[00:10:29] this situation is that the A2 permit is not
[00:10:32] a permit, it is not a path to residency, which is something
[00:10:36] that is like a mirror for other types of comments they have made
[00:10:40] in terms of other types of legal status such as
[00:10:42] TPS, such as student status.
[00:10:46] I contacted the Mexican consulates in San Francisco and San Jose
[00:10:50] to find out if there is an impact on local consulates, but they
[00:10:53] declined to comment. María Antonieta Mejía,
[00:10:56] Noticias N+ Univision
[00:10:59] California. We will also be attentive to how it would affect
[00:11:03] the Fresno, Sacramento consulates and, of course, those in the Bay Area.
[00:11:07] Back to local news, listen to
[00:11:08] this.
[00:11:16] San Joaquin County authorities released this video. It is the moment when one of
[00:11:20] their officers fired his weapon at a woman. It happened last
[00:11:23] June 23rd on the avenue.
[00:11:28] and now they release the video by law, according to authorities, Erica Johnson, 43, was
[00:11:31] speeding. The officer tried to stop her several
[00:11:35] times and realized that the woman had what appeared to be a
[00:11:38] gun and told her not to grab it. According to the agency,
[00:11:42] she did not follow the instruction and that's when the officer shot her. This
[00:11:45] woman was taken to the hospital and is in stable
[00:11:48] condition. The weapon turned out to be
[00:11:51] fake. Folsom police arrested a 34-year-old
[00:11:54] man accused of indecent exposure after two
[00:11:57] incidents, the first on August 1st at Barnes & Noble and a nearby
[00:12:01] store. They identified him as Clifford Robinson, 34. Detectives
[00:12:05] believe there may be more victims and ask anyone
[00:12:09] affected to contact authorities immediately
[00:12:12] and see this jump from Rainbow Bridge in Folsom
[00:12:16] ended in a water rescue. Firefighters
[00:12:19] responded after receiving a report of an injured person on the rocks of the
[00:12:23] river. Specialized teams managed to get her out of the place and
[00:12:26] transfer her to a hospital for medical
[00:12:30] attention.
[00:12:34] An extremely hot period awaits us this weekend. Later,
[00:12:37] after the break, I will return with this detailed temperature
[00:12:40] forecast for this Friday's jornada.
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[00:15:37] In the weather, extremely hot conditions are expected
[00:15:40] for this weekend and will be present and will continue to be present in some regions
[00:15:44] from this Friday. Let's go with that detailed forecast of
[00:15:47] maximum temperatures, high pressures that continue and will continue to control
[00:15:51] weather conditions, the cool and humid sea air will barely keep
[00:15:57] coastal areas that will stay today with temperatures below
[00:16:00] 80 degrees, because towards the interior of the Bay Area, maximum temperatures will
[00:16:04] be exceeding the mid-80s and even exceeding
[00:16:08] 90 degrees towards the Sacramento Valley. That forecast of maximum
[00:16:11] temperatures for today indicates those values practically
[00:16:15] generalized above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, Sacramento
[00:16:18] with 102 this afternoon, 109 north in
[00:16:22] Redding, 101 in Modesto, while towards the San Joaquin Valley, values above
[00:16:26] 105 degrees Fahrenheit will be more generalized, and
[00:16:30] from today some sectors could reach 108 degrees,
[00:16:33] so for those outdoor activities, stay very well
[00:16:36] hydrated, take frequent breaks in the shade, preferably in places with
[00:16:40] air conditioning, use sun protection, try to limit those outdoor
[00:16:44] activities, especially from noon, be very careful with
[00:16:47] pets and remember to always check the back
[00:16:51] seat of your vehicle before closing. With high temperatures,
[00:16:55] with humidity that will remain extremely dry for the next few days,
[00:16:58] even below 10%, also with fuels that remain
[00:17:02] and will continue with very critical levels of dryness, the risk of
[00:17:05] forest fires will increase. The
[00:17:09] moment does not consider the possibility of issuing fire risk warnings,
[00:17:13] but keep in mind that this will be present, so also be very careful with those activities
[00:17:16] that can generate a spark. Absolutely, it's Friday, if
[00:17:20] you plan to visit Yosemite National Park, you have to be careful
[00:17:23] because they warn that during hot and windless
[00:17:27] days like the ones Arletis is talking about, the branches of apparently
[00:17:31] healthy black oaks can suddenly break
[00:17:34] off. They are recommending not to sit or rest
[00:17:37] under these trees and to move away if you hear
[00:17:41] creaking, and San Joaquin County extended the local emergency due to the
[00:17:44] spread of the golden mussel, an invasive
[00:17:48] species that threatens the water infrastructure of the delta. Authorities seek
[00:17:52] to maintain coordination and secure resources to
[00:17:55] protect water supply, agriculture and regional
[00:17:59] economy. In other news, look from road
[00:18:02] rage to a scene of terror. This is what a
[00:18:05] camera captured the moment a good Samaritan risked his life to save
[00:18:09] the victims of a brutal attack, and the anger was so great that the
[00:18:12] victim would not stop bleeding. Juan Carlos González
[00:18:16] has more on this incident. This
[00:18:19] man is seen stabbing the passenger of a truck that
[00:18:23] had just been rear-ended. Moments before, he had also attacked
[00:18:27] the woman driving the crashed vehicle. This is another
[00:18:31] road rage incident that began with an almost insignificant vehicular
[00:18:34] accident and almost ended in a total
[00:18:38] tragedy, as the passenger suffered very severe stab
[00:18:40] wounds.
[00:18:45] At that moment we realized we had to do something.
[00:18:48] I gave him my shirt and we put it over the wound, said this witness
[00:18:52] of the incident. The injuries were so serious that the 27-year-old man
[00:18:56] had to be taken to the intensive care unit. The
[00:18:59] doctors could not control the bleeding from his intestines.
[00:19:03] This California Highway Patrol officer explains to us that unfortunately
[00:19:07] road rage incidents are very common, especially with
[00:19:11] firearms, yes we receive calls about shootings,
[00:19:14] ah, but when investigating these types of incidents, arriving with the
[00:19:18] victims and asking what happened, that's when they realize that
[00:19:21] there was an altercation that perhaps began with a gesture, the sound of the horn
[00:19:25] or with shouts and then it led to blows or even the use of
[00:19:29] weapons. In this case, the alleged perpetrator is Orlando Query
[00:19:32] Chávez, 49 years old, who was arrested only
[00:19:35] moments after the altercation occurred in the city of San
[00:19:39] Diego, California. Now he faces several charges, including
[00:19:42] attempted homicide. Incredible. Also, in other news, a
[00:19:46] tragic discovery marks the evolution of the Gant
[00:19:50] fire because emergency teams recovered the body of a person inside
[00:19:53] a home that was destroyed by the flames in
[00:19:57] Calaveras County. So far, the Sheriff's office has not officially
[00:20:01] confirmed the identity of the victim. Meanwhile, this fire
[00:20:04] has already devastated more than 10,300 acres. Evacuation orders
[00:20:08] remain in effect in some areas and firefighters this morning
[00:20:11] have already reached 33%
[00:20:14] containment. It is important to add that Governor Gavin Newsom has already declared a
[00:20:18] state of emergency in the county due to the fire and the measure seeks
[00:20:21] to expedite resources to combat the fire, and a man
[00:20:25] was arrested early this Thursday after allegedly threatening
[00:20:29] another person with a cutter and barricading himself in a Sacramento
[00:20:32] hotel room. During the operation, his minor
[00:20:36] daughter managed to leave unharmed. Due to the
[00:20:39] suspect's history related to firearms, the SWAT
[00:20:43] team's intervention was necessary. The man now faces
[00:20:46] several charges, including assault with a
[00:20:50] deadly weapon. We will be back with more news because Governor
[00:20:53] Newsom continues the fight against the Trump administration's
[00:20:56] oil drilling efforts on the Californian
[00:20:59] coast.
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[00:25:01] it would rather lower its standards. And
[00:25:04] California intensifies its confrontation, on the other
[00:25:08] hand, with the federal government, this due to offshore
[00:25:11] oil drilling. Governor Newsom filed
[00:25:14] formal objections to the Court regarding a federal
[00:25:18] review and now asks Californians themselves to send
[00:25:24] he calls the coast and its economy. And we have three
[00:25:27] actions from Attorney General Rob Bonta that he announced this week, I'm going to
[00:25:31] explain them to you. The first is that he joined a coalition of states that
[00:25:34] are supporting the right of transgender students to use bathrooms
[00:25:38] corresponding to their gender identity. This comes as a legal
[00:25:41] action against the state of Idaho, which is currently passing
[00:25:45] a law that would prohibit this, arguing it violates constitutional
[00:25:49] protections against discrimination.
[00:25:52] Second, he joined 18 other state attorneys general this time
[00:25:57] the FTC against a medical organization that issues
[00:26:01] guidelines on care for transgender people. This coalition maintains
[00:26:04] that the action threatens the autonomy of states and evidence-based
[00:26:08] medicine. The third is that he expanded his
[00:26:12] lawsuit against DuPont and other chemical companies,
[00:26:15] accusing them of reorganizing their assets to evade
[00:26:18] responsibilities for PFAS contamination, better known
[00:26:21] as "forever chemicals." The
[00:26:24] state is seeking to have these companies fund the cleanup of Californian
[00:26:28] water and the health damages to its
[00:26:31] residents. We will be back with more state news because the
[00:26:35] state is also proposing to limit the use of artificial intelligence and the way
[00:26:40] they offer this type of virtual therapy with mental
[00:26:43] health advice. In addition, the Trump administration is continuing its
[00:26:47] efforts to go after birthright citizenship, this
[00:26:50] time with new executive orders. We will be
[00:26:54] analyzing this with Univision's Director of Immigration, we'll be
[00:26:57] right back.
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[00:29:47] President Trump signs orders again to continue his
[00:29:50] attempts to restrict birthright citizenship.
[00:29:54] Also, the Department of Homeland Security is preparing a plan to hire
[00:29:57] private investigators to collect fines from
[00:30:01] migrants. California seeks to limit the use of
[00:30:04] artificial intelligence as mental health support and a new report in
[00:30:08] California asks to differentiate between electric bicycles that are
[00:30:12] legal and faster unregulated devices.
[00:30:15] Good morning, it's good that you join us and stay informed through
[00:30:19] Noticias N+ Univision California. Rachel Cedeño greets you with great
[00:30:23] pleasure, covering for my colleague Maribel López who is on a well-deserved
[00:30:27] vacation. It's Friday, many are going out to enjoy their weekend
[00:30:31] today. And Arletis Rock is preparing this report for
[00:30:34] us, monitoring the heat situation, let's see what happens this
[00:30:38] weekend, Arletis.
[00:30:42] Of course, good morning Rachel, good morning to all the audience, I want to focus now on that
[00:30:46] forecast for this Friday, and notice how for
[00:30:49] Fresno temperatures will already be exceeding 90 degrees by midday.
[00:30:53] Towards the afternoon we will be seeing that period between 2 and at least until
[00:30:57] 7 at night with temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit in
[00:31:00] dry conditions, cloudy skies, no rain in the forecast for today, the
[00:31:04] next few days, Sacramento at midday near 83
[00:31:08] degrees and exceeding those high
[00:31:11] afternoon, also with temperatures that will reach triple digits today. For the
[00:31:15] case of San Francisco, temperatures will remain a bit more pleasant,
[00:31:19] even slightly below 70 degrees for most of the
[00:31:23] afternoon, from midday those 67 degrees and closer to
[00:31:27] 70 degrees between 2 and 4 in the afternoon. There is a heat
[00:31:30] advisory covering inland areas of the Bay Area, also
[00:31:34] the entire central valley is in effect from today and will be in effect until Sunday, a period
[00:31:38] of extreme heat we will be experiencing this weekend and in
[00:31:41] relation to that forecast we will be talking in a bit more detail
[00:31:45] later, almost no one in our region is safe from the intense
[00:31:48] heat we are expecting for today. Thank you Arletis, we'll see you again soon,
[00:31:52] meanwhile we have to talk about immigration, because last night we
[00:31:55] went to bed with the news that President Donald Trump signed two executive
[00:31:59] orders to try to limit birthright citizenship and so-called
[00:32:03] maternity tourism. One of the measures
[00:32:06] is seeking to deny automatic citizenship to children
[00:32:09] born in the United States to people classified
[00:32:13] by the government as foreign nationals. The second orders
[00:32:17] new restrictions against those who travel to the country with the
[00:32:20] main objective of giving birth, and to understand more
[00:32:24] about what these two measures would mean and, more importantly, if they
[00:32:28] could truly reach a resolution and become
[00:32:31] law, Candy Martinez expands on the information with the Director of
[00:32:35] Immigration of Televisa
[00:32:36] Univision.
[00:32:54] He tries once again, this time, through two executive orders signed
[00:32:58] this morning. The child was already born here, we know that child
[00:33:01] is a citizen, due to what the Supreme Court of the United States indicated. The debate
[00:33:05] once again focuses on birthright citizenship, but this time the
[00:33:08] administration is pushing for a more rigorous
[00:33:11] interpretation of the 14th Amendment of the United
[00:33:15] States Constitution, proposing, among other
[00:33:19] limitations, such as immediate citizenship for children of
[00:33:22] foreign nationals. The administration seeks to annul the naturalization of
[00:33:26] those people whose parents are diplomats of foreign
[00:33:30] governments, children of foreign enemies or
[00:33:33] people identified as terrorists, and also
[00:33:37] immigration fraud, that is, the children of those
[00:33:40] who are in the country illegally or
[00:33:42] obtained permission to stay
[00:33:45] by fraud. Birth tourism, although it is a
[00:33:48] practice currently prohibited for a long time now, the
[00:33:52] president once again brings it up and seeks to further reinforce
[00:33:55] the filters that could allow a person to travel to the United
[00:33:59] States with the specific intention of giving birth in the
[00:34:03] country. And finally, territorial citizenship or by
[00:34:06] territory, seeks to limit automatic citizenship for
[00:34:10] those people who are born in territories such as Puerto
[00:34:14] Rico. Something that he also tried in the past,
[00:34:17] without any success. For diplomats, there was already a
[00:34:21] prohibition under constitutional law because they are not subject to the
[00:34:25] jurisdiction of the state, and there were already established mechanisms to
[00:34:28] limit birth tourism. Regarding the
[00:34:32] territories and states, a proposal has already been presented in
[00:34:35] Congress, I don't think the President has the authority to do it, simply by
[00:34:39] executive order. A report by Candy Martinez. And well, the Department of
[00:34:42] Homeland Security is also preparing a plan
[00:34:45] to hire private investigators in Mexico, Honduras, and
[00:34:48] Guatemala with the objective of locating immigrants who have already been
[00:34:52] deported and seeking to collect civil fines that
[00:34:55] could reach up to one million dollars. In fact, several cases have occurred
[00:34:59] that we have reported through this medium in our region.
[00:35:03] This program would include a budget of 9 million
[00:35:06] dollars, although legal experts warn that its application in other countries
[00:35:10] could face significant obstacles. In addition, other
[00:35:14] legal experts warn that they can now deny immigration applications without
[00:35:17] asking for more evidence first, that's why Scarlet Galván interviewed lawyer
[00:35:21] Julio Ollanarte last night to explain how this would affect
[00:35:25] new procedures and those that are already pending.
[00:35:27] Let's see. For years many applicants
[00:35:31] could expect USCIS to ask them for additional documents before
[00:35:34] denying a case, but that has just changed. Since August 5, the
[00:35:38] agency can reject certain applications without giving that
[00:35:41] opportunity. We talk more about this topic with immigration lawyer
[00:35:45] Julio Ollanarte, welcome Julio, good afternoon, good afternoon, thanks
[00:35:49] for the invitation, indeed, things are changing
[00:35:52] Scarlet, because before what happened during the Biden administration and
[00:35:56] until now is that if one initiated an application with
[00:35:59] USCIS, with the immigration agency for a residence case, a green card,
[00:36:03] citizenship, a work permit and other things, the
[00:36:06] government, if it considered that you lacked some evidence, a document, it
[00:36:10] would send you a notification asking for it,
[00:36:13] now they can deny your case without giving you this opportunity.
[00:36:17] So here we are talking about what type of applications exactly or immigration
[00:36:20] benefits could be affected by these changes?
[00:36:24] Of course, the USCIS agency works
[00:36:28] with millions of cases right now and
[00:36:32] green card when one is in the United States and wants to become a resident, when one has
[00:36:35] a pending petition for something else and requests a work permit or a travel
[00:36:39] permit, when one wants to become a US citizen, all these
[00:36:42] things one does with USCIS, there one has to
[00:36:47] will have to be done is to send everything upfront and completely because if one
[00:36:51] does not do it one runs the certain risk that the government will
[00:36:54] reject the case without giving one an opportunity to
[00:36:57] provide more documents later. Lawyer, and well for those viewers who
[00:37:01] say well, maybe I want everything to go well, I don't want these
[00:37:05] setbacks, what common mistakes do people make to avoid them
[00:37:08] and obviously not experience this situation? Well, sometimes
[00:37:12] people are too confident in their case because they have a real case and everything is in order and
[00:37:16] they assume that with some other document they can prove it, now it must be done
[00:37:20] thoroughly just in case, I always say better to have too much than too little
[00:37:23] so have more documents demonstrating and reinforcing
[00:37:27] what one is trying to show the government, following the instructions on the
[00:37:31] forms that one presents and obviously seeking legal
[00:37:34] advice to send the petition as complete as
[00:37:37] possible, and with this you are now informed for your weekend
[00:37:41] regarding immigration headlines, meanwhile let's move on to
[00:37:45] other local news because this Thursday
[00:37:49] Department responded to an emergency call about a vehicle
[00:37:52] fire, and this incident was recorded shortly
[00:37:56] after 8 in the morning behind a shopping center located at
[00:37:59] 2037 West Cleveland Avenue. Upon
[00:38:03] arrival, firefighters found a sedan with fire in the engine
[00:38:07] compartment. The brigades managed to confine the fire to that area of the
[00:38:10] vehicle, fortunately no injuries were reported, but
[00:38:14] they left the dramatic video of the moment of the attack to remind
[00:38:18] people to drive with caution and if they notice smoke or
[00:38:21] see other drivers signaling them, to get out
[00:38:25] immediately in a safe manner, especially in a
[00:38:28] way that will not cause harm to the rest of the
[00:38:31] population. This Thursday, in addition, the teenager accused of being the
[00:38:35] driver who facilitated the escape in the murder of Caleb
[00:38:39] Quick, has appeared again before the court and Noé Ortega was
[00:38:43] there to tell us what happened and what the
[00:38:45] testimonies were.
[00:38:48] On the fourth day of the trial against Casandra Michaels, the teenager accused of
[00:38:52] facilitating the escape of the main suspect in the murder of Kaleb
[00:38:55] Quick, which occurred on April 23, 2025, family members
[00:38:59] of the alleged perpetrator testified. Harley Rangel, the suspect's brother, states that
[00:39:03] he knew Cassandra from school before she started a relationship with his
[00:39:07] brother. Before lead deputy prosecutor Kendall Reynolds began
[00:39:10] asking questions, Rangel's lawyer spoke.
[00:39:13] Rangel.
[00:39:19] She stated that her position is that he could testify on matters that could
[00:39:22] incriminate him and that for that reason he would invoke the Fifth
[00:39:26] Amendment. He invoked the Fifth Amendment 15 times throughout
[00:39:30] the hearing, however, Judge Brian Álvarez ordered him to
[00:39:33] answer some of those questions, since the answers would not
[00:39:37] incriminate him. Harley was one of the first to see the suspects after the
[00:39:41] shooting, he described the suspects' behavior as frantic and
[00:39:44] shocked. However, he said that Cassandra was visibly sad
[00:39:48] and crying that night, he states that the only thing the
[00:39:52] suspects told him that night was that someone shot Caleb and that he was
[00:39:55] dead, that they heard a bang and saw a body fall to the ground and ran
[00:39:59] home, they talked about the firearms recovered at the suspect's
[00:40:02] home that the deceased grandfather had given him, Harley states that
[00:40:06] he was never told nor did he know where those weapons were and when he was asked about
[00:40:10] his brothers?
[00:40:13] hermanos?
[00:40:25] however, he invoked the Fifth Amendment. Nevertheless, the
[00:40:28] judge insisted he answer and he said he didn't think he had been told. As for
[00:40:32] the questions about the white Tesla, he said on numerous occasions that he didn't
[00:40:36] remember what had been said. Another person who spoke was the father of the
[00:40:39] main accused, Abel Rangel, he said that neither he nor his
[00:40:43] wife nor his two daughters were at home when the shooting occurred because
[00:40:46] they were on vacation. Only the suspect Hurley and the
[00:40:50] grandmother were at home. He states that once they returned home they had several
[00:40:53] conversations with his family and with Casandra. And when the prosecutor
[00:40:56] asked him how many times he had spoken with his son before speaking with law
[00:41:00] enforcement, he replied that around five times, to which Abel
[00:41:04] replied,
[00:41:07] not so much, he says they didn't talk much about the incident, but about his son's
[00:41:10] emotions. The last witness was Greg Masters, a
[00:41:13] forensic criminologist who examined the weapon that was confiscated at the suspect's
[00:41:17] home, he made comparisons and tested the weapon with the
[00:41:20] shell casings collected at the crime scene and at the home, concluding
[00:41:24] that the weapon supposedly used to commit the murder had
[00:41:28] been fired before he received it. Noel Ortega,
[00:41:32] Noticias N+ Univision California.
[00:41:35] Clients of an event planning company claim they were
[00:41:38] scammed. Including one from a family who was looking forward to
[00:41:42] celebrating a quinceañera this very Friday. Norma Roque
[00:41:46] explains the
[00:41:46] details.
[00:41:53] This is the first time the families have met in person, but for months
[00:41:57] 30 of them have been united in a WhatsApp group, as each
[00:42:00] one has a similar story and their pain, María Calderón assures me, was
[00:42:04] allegedly caused by the same event company,
[00:42:08] Rustic and Chic Company. I hired this company in
[00:42:12] 2023 for a 16th birthday for my
[00:42:15] daughter, so I paid for 2 years 15,
[00:42:19] 700. Her daughter's party would be on August 30,
[00:42:23] 2025, but 5 days before, the owner
[00:42:27] told me that the party venue was no longer
[00:42:30] eligible.
[00:42:32] Horrible. To this
[00:42:35] day,
[00:42:38] how could they celebrate?
[00:42:41] I won, I showed the judge the evidence, the judge obviously
[00:42:45] said it was a breach of contract, the company, however, asked for the case
[00:42:48] to be reviewed by a second judge, the judge again in
[00:42:52] March heard the case and again won, what did the second
[00:42:55] judge determine, that he pay me, have they done so, no,
[00:42:59] to date no, they do not answer.
[00:43:02] Evering Rivas Álvarez tells me that something similar happened to her when she was
[00:43:05] planning her wedding in October 2023 and she has already filed
[00:43:09] her complaint with the California Consumer Protection Office, the
[00:43:13] flowers, excuse me,
[00:43:16] the food,
[00:43:17] she complied,
[00:43:20] she changed us to another place, to a conference room, in this
[00:43:24] family two cousins suffered the same, they assure me, the 16th birthday party
[00:43:28] of Enveya Velasco would be tomorrow, but her mother Angelica tells me that
[00:43:32] Rustic and Chic also canceled the hall in City of Commerce
[00:43:35] and they will celebrate in a smaller place, we will be happy
[00:43:38] that day, oh. We will be
[00:43:41] together,
[00:43:45] there is no way to leave them a message, for 4
[00:43:48] days I have tried to communicate by phone and in
[00:43:51] writing with the company without any response, the families
[00:43:55] went today to file a complaint with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's
[00:43:59] Department, they want to assign a sheriff,
[00:44:02] right, a detective excuse me,
[00:44:05] to see how serious the
[00:44:07] problem is.
[00:44:11] Agents for our region this weekend, while
[00:44:13] the risk of wildfires and the possibility of
[00:44:17] minor coastal flooding will also remain elevated. We will be
[00:44:21] talking about all of that.
[00:44:24] I also tell you how experts from our state are looking to improve
[00:44:28] the treatment of jaundice in newborns.
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[00:45:49] welcome lawyer Anaí González from Voz Legal, welcome,
[00:45:52] good morning, good morning lawyer, when someone
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[00:47:52] the weekend conditions will remain extremely hot, elevated
[00:47:56] temperatures above 100 degrees and up to 108 in
[00:48:00] a large part of the central valley are expected, so they are under that heat warning until
[00:48:03] Sunday at 8 at night, in the interior areas also of the bay area they will
[00:48:07] be experiencing a lot of heat with maximum temperatures between
[00:48:11] the mid-90s to 100 degrees, so practically a large
[00:48:14] part of the bay area is under a heat warning from today until Sunday night, with the
[00:48:18] increase in temperatures with the
[00:48:21] extremely dry conditions on the ground, the fuels, the relative
[00:48:25] humidity that will continue to be extremely low, the risk of wildfires
[00:48:29] will remain elevated, there are no alerts for fire risk, but know it and
[00:48:32] keep it in mind so that you practice fire safety at all times
[00:48:36] with all your activities this weekend, as for
[00:48:39] another risk that will be starting from
[00:48:43] today and for a quite prolonged period and at least until
[00:48:47] Thursday of next week, there is the possibility of minor coastal
[00:48:50] floods due to the coincidence of high tides with
[00:48:53] swell, with the rise in sea level and the thermal expansion of the water
[00:48:57] will be leaving the possibility of minor coastal floods from
[00:49:01] today and at least until Thursday of next week and a coastal flood warning
[00:49:04] has been issued for the interior areas and near the
[00:49:08] bay area, that starts from today approximately high tide today would be
[00:49:12] occurring at 6:55 in the afternoon and the peak of the highest
[00:49:16] tide is expected towards Sunday, see how the expected flood level
[00:49:19] will be increasing and on Sunday it could be reaching up
[00:49:23] to 1.6 feet of water elevation
[00:49:26] above ground level, so be very careful if you live in those low-lying
[00:49:30] areas near the bay area you could find
[00:49:32] parking lots, some parks with flooded
[00:49:35] areas. Thank you Arletis, important reminders.
[00:49:39] In other news, I was telling you that California is looking to set limits on the use of
[00:49:43] artificial intelligence as mental health support, a
[00:49:46] bill proposes to restrict these chatbots that offer
[00:49:50] therapeutic advice, arguing that technology can
[00:49:53] help professionals, but not replace
[00:49:56] psychotherapy or specialist
[00:50:00] the University of California, Riverside participated in a national
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[00:50:22] these electric bicycles that are legal and the faster
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[00:51:17] dangerous heat above normal for this time of year is expected
[00:51:21] during the weekend in a large part of the area, I'll be back with this extended
[00:51:24] forecast in a minute.
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[00:54:10] Casablanca explains why this year California farmers are
[00:54:13] planting fewer tomatoes,
[00:54:17] planting by 30% due to
[00:54:20] overproduction in recent years and since this year also lent
[00:54:24] itself well to good production. In the central valley canning tomato fields, the
[00:54:28] harvest is just days away from starting, but this year many
[00:54:31] growers planted less. According
[00:54:35] to the US Department of Agriculture, this year
[00:54:38] only 180,000 acres were planted, the
[00:54:41] lowest amount in more than 30 years, it is also the third consecutive
[00:54:45] year that the planting of this crop has decreased, they can
[00:54:48] sell it for a lower price than they
[00:54:51] contracted it for. This is used to make products such as
[00:54:55] pasta sauce, ketchup and canned tomatoes. It is
[00:54:59] mainly how it would affect the pockets of citizens,
[00:55:04] restaurants will increase, according to the California
[00:55:08] Tomato Growers Association, excess inventory
[00:55:11] and declining sales led processors
[00:55:14] to reduce contracts for this season, with the
[00:55:17] aim of balancing supply with demand, it is an 11%
[00:55:21] reduction, which is quite complex, from the
[00:55:25] point of view that California is the largest producer, that
[00:55:29] is, after a record harvest last year, growers
[00:55:32] ended up with more inventory than the market could
[00:55:35] absorb when it is flowering it is the most important because if it is
[00:55:39] too hot the flower falls and
[00:55:42] well, that affects production, it tells us that the climate also favors
[00:55:46] the crop that is planted in May because the moderate
[00:55:49] temperatures helped to achieve good production, however they warn that if
[00:55:53] extreme heat returns in the coming weeks it could affect the
[00:55:57] harvest yield, it is 120 days of
[00:56:00] harvest, the Department of Agriculture estimates a production of
[00:56:03] 9.9 million tons, around
[00:56:06] 11% less than in 2025, however, the
[00:56:09] California Tomato Growers Association indicates that tomato product
[00:56:13] sales increased 8.4% over the past
[00:56:17] year, a sign that could help the market
[00:56:21] recover. Ana Casablanca, news, N+ Univision
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[00:57:37] word, for this weekend in San Francisco temperatures
[00:57:41] will be rising, on Sunday they will be reaching the high 70s,
[00:57:45] some clouds present in the mornings, mostly clear in the afternoons and
[00:57:49] temperatures will drop again slightly for next
[00:57:53] week, staying very close to the mid 70s. Sacramento,
[00:57:56] temperatures rising this weekend as high as
[00:57:59] 104 degrees on Sunday and we will see that much
[00:58:03] awaited relief on the thermometer starting early next week when temperatures
[00:58:07] will gradually drop reaching
[00:58:10] and approaching the mid 90s. We still have no possibility of
[00:58:13] rain in the forecast and for Fresno the most dangerous
[00:58:17] temperatures are expected, so we will be seeing those very high temperatures on Sunday,
[00:58:21] up to 108 degrees, they will also start to drop little
[00:58:24] by little at the beginning of next week, but it will not be until at least
[00:58:28] Wednesday and Thursday that we will be seeing temperatures closer
[00:58:32] and even slightly below those three digits, so the most dangerous
[00:58:35] heat is expected in the San Joaquin Valley, be very careful with outdoor
[00:58:39] activities this weekend, also with the risk of wildfires and if you live
[00:58:43] near the Bay Area, also consider the possibility of minor coastal floods.
[00:58:47] Thank you for joining us this morning, you know, extend the alert to your neighbors
[00:58:51] and the people you will be working with or meeting during this
[00:58:55] weekend so that we all take care of each other. Meanwhile, look, the
[00:58:59] health alert is growing due to an outbreak of salmonella linked to
[00:59:02] jalapeños imported from Sinaloa, Mexico. The CDC reported that
[00:59:06] 345 people in 27 states have become
[00:59:10] ill and at least dozens have been hospitalized. Some restaurant
[00:59:14] chains, for example, like Chipotle, have already removed the products
[00:59:17] from their menus, that's why you have to be alert when you go to
[00:59:21] consume it and we have good news for students in Sacramento because the
[00:59:25] unified school district announced that during the 2026-2027
[00:59:28] school year all students will receive
[00:59:32] free breakfast and lunch in all schools,
[00:59:35] this thanks to the federal community eligibility
[00:59:38] provision program and is part of
[00:59:41] the efforts to mitigate hunger in
[00:59:45] our young people, thank you very much for tuning in, we leave you
[00:59:48] here with live footage of how the conditions are, this is
[00:59:52] Highway 99, we see how the traffic flow, people already
[00:59:56] going out to enjoy that weekend, some to work,
[00:59:59] remember to take care of yourself from the high temperatures we will have today,
[01:00:03] thank you for tuning in and stay tuned as we will be
[01:00:07] informing you at any time, anything we
[01:00:10] know, news that develops in your community, have an excellent
[01:00:14] afternoon and an even better weekend.
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