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[00:00:00] the national disaster to accelerate
[00:00:03] given you everything emergency efforts in the cities of Manizales, Armenia, Pereira,
[00:00:07] Cali and in the department of Choco, and of course, here at
[00:00:10] NMAS Univision we will be very attentive to everything that continues to happen there in Colombia, for now,
[00:00:14] thank you for your preference, have an excellent night, good night.
[00:00:26] Well, and with the return to
[00:00:32] You must show your identification if an
[00:00:34] temperatures during the morning and in immigration officer asks for it while you are walking on the
[00:00:37] street. We spoke with a resident who says he has experienced this and with a
[00:00:41] lawyer who explains what
[00:00:44] little more businesses in the area are joining, what to do. I have a animal rights activist friend who cannot be found in Pereira, she was in a hotel there and the
[00:00:49] alone, call us. We help you to hotel completely collapsed, we are sharing to be able to find out something about
[00:00:51] her. The community is rallying in solidarity with Colombia
[00:00:55] as rescue efforts continue minute
[00:00:59] by minute. And if you live in the city of Modesto, it is important that
[00:01:02] you are prepared for the changes that are coming regarding
[00:01:06] speed limits in school zones.
[00:01:09] Dolores Huerta asks the California government to solve the
[00:01:14] completely horrified by what federal government's economic cuts to the Calfresh program.
[00:01:18] Good morning, welcome to Noticias en Nemás Univisión California.
[00:01:22] How good that you can join me this August 11th, yes,
[00:01:26] we arrived on Tuesday, a Tuesday that perhaps would bring changes in
[00:01:30] the weather, information that is important for our
[00:01:33] essential workers who spend long hours outdoors fulfilling
[00:01:37] those working hours. What do you say, I'll connect immediately with my
[00:01:40] colleague Lorena Lim and the weather
[00:01:43] conditions. Good morning, friends, glad to join you this
[00:01:47] has been present in warm Tuesday for the Sacramento area with maximum temperatures in the 92 degrees,
[00:01:51] sunny day, fog at night
[00:01:54] who are watching us right now? All and early morning, for the Fresno area it will still be
[00:01:57] quite hot with highs around 130 degrees,
[00:02:00] favorites or back-to-school dry conditions, but towards
[00:02:03] the mountains we are expecting some isolated storms
[00:02:05] safe now that they are returning to accompanied by strong wind gusts, electrical discharges and in the
[00:02:09] San Francisco Bay Area
[00:02:11] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on we have fog at dawn, we have coastal floods and we have
[00:02:14] fog again at night and until tomorrow dawn,
[00:02:18] let's see this coastal flood warning, it will be in effect until
[00:02:21] 2 in the morning on Thursday and what is
[00:02:24] to 101 degrees around expected with this is
[00:02:25] state capitol at 6:07 in 1.6 feet of water rise from
[00:02:28] ground level, this would be during high tide, also
[00:02:32] towards more open sea areas, we are under a
[00:02:35] warning for small boats, this will be until
[00:02:38] 9 in the morning on Thursday and regarding the fog, that will be
[00:02:43] to feel those changes in affecting visibility on the roads.
[00:02:46] Thank you Lorena for that report at 6:02 in the morning we are going to
[00:02:50] talk about the tragedy that is being experienced in Colombia, the death toll
[00:02:53] continues to increase. So far,
[00:02:56] 132 people have died and many more have been
[00:03:00] injured after that powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake that shook the
[00:03:03] west of the country, emergency teams
[00:03:06] are working to rescue
[00:03:10] alone, call us, we people trapped among the rubble and among the affected structures are the
[00:03:13] pediatric and
[00:03:17] neonatal areas of a hospital in Cali. The government has declared
[00:03:20] a national emergency, the deployment of soldiers to be able to
[00:03:24] help rescue efforts and precisely in
[00:03:29] an hour late and that Cali, those search and affected increase with efforts have continued, the mayor of the city, the third
[00:03:32] most populated city in Colombia, was in
[00:03:36] where 26 collapsed buildings had been reported,
[00:03:39] favorites, back-to-school several clinics evacuated, however, the same
[00:03:42] people, the neighbors there in that area, were the ones who began to
[00:03:48] my colleague Sadamaguayo spoke with remove people from the rubble, asking for that machinery and the much-needed tools,
[00:03:52] even water is requested, the support of the
[00:03:56] community is requested, later we will have my colleague
[00:03:59] live with what is happening in the
[00:04:03] community of Manizales, however
[00:04:05] and with storms towards mountain it is also worth mentioning that in the Bay Area the Colombian community has responded in solidarity
[00:04:09] with their brothers who at this
[00:04:14] 6:24 in moment are suffering the onslaught, the tragedy left by
[00:04:17] this earthquake, Tamara Mino with the report:
[00:04:21] the clock was ticking at 7:34 in the morning in
[00:04:23] Colombia when a 7.4 magnitude
[00:04:27] earthquake shook the country, watch out for this wall guys. In the midst of anguish and
[00:04:31] despair, the first images of the devastation began to arrive, a
[00:04:33] natural disaster that has claimed dozens of
[00:04:37] lives and left hundreds of people missing and
[00:04:40] affected.
[00:04:43] In the Bay Area, due to the time difference, 2 hours later, that was
[00:04:47] the awakening of many Colombians, in front of their screens they saw
[00:04:50] collapsed buildings and structures,
[00:04:53] while in the background cries and calls for help were heard. Horrible, it's
[00:04:56] horrible, so many videos, children, very sad to see
[00:05:00] how our country was left, the urgency to know what had happened and especially
[00:05:03] if their loved ones were well grew with each new
[00:05:06] image. I have an animal rights friend who cannot be found in Pereira,
[00:05:10] she was in a hotel there and the hotel completely collapsed, we are
[00:05:14] sharing to be able to find out something about her and while urgent help is needed
[00:05:17] there, here the Colombian community is beginning to organize
[00:05:20] to make it arrive, it is something that hits us very hard, since all
[00:05:24] our family and our loved ones are there.
[00:05:27] Several businesses and members of the Colombian community have joined forces to collect
[00:05:31] funds and supplies to send help to those who need it
[00:05:34] most. It is very important to know at this moment that we are
[00:05:37] with three collection points, three collection points in the city of San
[00:05:41] José which is the sky which is where. where we are at that
[00:05:44] moment, we have Casajuana and we have Andreas Multiservice, our
[00:05:47] hours are from 12 noon to 12
[00:05:51] midnight, any help is extremely important, little by
[00:05:56] we are trying to do is collect more products
[00:06:00] to be able to send to Colombia, but we have also developed a gofundme
[00:06:04] so that we can deliver that help directly to Colombia
[00:06:07] monetarily. The Consul of Colombia in San Francisco told us that the Ministry
[00:06:11] of Foreign Affairs has asked them to share these communication channels to
[00:06:15] guide the community abroad, especially those who
[00:06:19] need help connecting with loved ones who may have been
[00:06:22] affected by the earthquake. Tamara Mino, Noticias en Nemás
[00:06:26] Univision California. Tamara, thank you for that report at
[00:06:29] 6:06 in the morning, let's move on to local information, this time in the
[00:06:32] city of Modesto where viability workers in that
[00:06:36] city have taken advantage of these summer holidays to install
[00:06:40] 15 mph traffic signs near several
[00:06:43] schools. It is worth mentioning that the change approved in June came into
[00:06:47] effect in 30, it comes into effect in 30 days, then it applies
[00:06:51] when children are present, we are talking about the school
[00:06:54] zone, two-lane streets would have the new limit,
[00:06:58] while wider roads, such as
[00:07:01] Coffee Road, maintain 25 miles
[00:07:04] per hour in school zones when children are
[00:07:07] present. Attention drivers because Caltrans would close for more than
[00:07:11] 2 days. The westbound traffic in the
[00:07:15] ramp over the Carquinez Strait, the closure
[00:07:19] will begin at 10 p.m. on Friday, August 21,
[00:07:22] and will last approximately 53 hours. The
[00:07:27] reason is repaving work and
[00:07:30] also the repair of the concrete in that
[00:07:34] area. And let's go to the
[00:07:38] the morning because hundreds of CalFresh beneficiaries demonstrated
[00:07:42] together with activists and other leaders, asking for the
[00:07:45] defense of that food assistance, a
[00:07:49] topic that my colleague Alicia Mireles has this morning,
[00:07:52] go ahead. Among them would be families with
[00:07:56] children, immigrants with humanitarian status
[00:07:59] and foster care youth. This Monday,
[00:08:02] activist organizations like Dolores Huerta asked the
[00:08:06] state of California to act before these changes translate into
[00:08:10] less food on the table. has limitations and if these
[00:08:14] food stamps have more limitations. For 5
[00:08:17] years, Matilde has received Calfresh, the California version
[00:08:21] of the Federal Snap program, for her this card represents
[00:08:25] something very concrete every time she buys food. Well, of course it
[00:08:28] helps a lot, because it helps us with fruits,
[00:08:32] vegetables, everything that is food. Even more so now that it is
[00:08:36] expensive. Matilde would not necessarily lose the benefit, but her
[00:08:39] case reflects how important this help is for many households,
[00:08:43] now changes imposed at the federal level are
[00:08:46] reducing who can receive it, since April new rules
[00:08:50] began to exclude several categories of immigrants with legal
[00:08:53] presence in the country from CalFresh, and since June more beneficiaries must
[00:08:57] meet work requirements or community participation to
[00:09:00] maintain assistance. Official estimates indicate that
[00:09:04] 737 beneficiaries could lose
[00:09:07] CalFresh, and this impact is what led Dolores
[00:09:11] Huerta and a coalition of organizations such as End Child
[00:09:14] Poverty California to the capitol this Monday to ask the
[00:09:18] Gaby Newsom government to cover part of the gap left by
[00:09:21] federal cuts with state resources. Among their proposals, to extend
[00:09:25] state aid to 34 thousand immigrants with humanitarian status
[00:09:29] and to grant a food supplement to 49
[00:09:32] families with children. Our immigrant
[00:09:35] communities, our children
[00:09:38] deserve to eat and the only way they can eat
[00:09:42] now is through the state. The organizations
[00:09:45] seek to protect mainly immigrants with humanitarian
[00:09:48] status, families with children and foster care youth.
[00:09:52] Dolores Huerta maintains that California has the resources to
[00:09:55] respond. That we have the funds, right? We know that these
[00:09:59] cuts come from the federal government, but that's why we have
[00:10:02] those reserves that we need right now. And warns that if
[00:10:06] California doesn't intervene, we will see many families
[00:10:09] suffer. For Matilde, however, the discussion about budgets
[00:10:13] and cuts ends up reducing to something much simpler,
[00:10:16] there are other items I imagine that could
[00:10:20] be cut and not in health, education or even less in
[00:10:23] food. In addition, these organizations have
[00:10:27] urgency, as they say they only have three weeks to achieve a
[00:10:30] response, as the legislative session ends on August
[00:10:33] 31st, we will be following very closely what response
[00:10:36] they achieve with this project for Noticias N+Univisión
[00:10:40] California, Alicia Mireles. Thank you Alicia
[00:10:43] for that report at 6:10 in the morning, let's go to the Bay Area,
[00:10:47] this time to talk about certain changes, a new report that the city
[00:10:51] of San Francisco has received that says it fails to resolve the controversy over the
[00:10:55] mandate to install fire sprinklers
[00:10:58] in some 90 apartments in high-rise residential
[00:11:02] buildings. The study estimates that the cost could range between
[00:11:05] $15,000 and nearly $225,000
[00:11:08] per unit, depending on the conditions of each
[00:11:12] building. Owners are asking to reconsider the mandate
[00:11:15] while unions are supporting its implementation
[00:11:19] for safety reasons. At 6:11 in the
[00:11:22] morning we go to the city of Sacramento, where they propose
[00:11:26] increasing drinking water and sewage rates, but
[00:11:30] this time to finance repairs and maintenance of the
[00:11:33] infrastructure. It is worth mentioning that rates have not
[00:11:36] changed since 2020, while the
[00:11:39] operating cost is said to have increased and the city would be
[00:11:43] facing a deficit of $2.2
[00:11:46] billion in maintenance projects, and
[00:11:50] a youth organization, but this time in Stanislaus County, seeks
[00:11:53] to help families affected
[00:11:56] by the fire in Calaveras County, for example, it is the
[00:11:59] Leather Up organization. They will hold a collection day
[00:12:03] on Saturday, August 15, starting at 10 in the morning,
[00:12:06] this is at 2561 Ford Street in the city of
[00:12:10] Ceres. Non-perishable food,
[00:12:13] clothes, hygiene products, baby
[00:12:16] items, pet items,
[00:12:19] among other needs, are needed.
[00:12:23] In a few minutes, experts recommend establishing consistent routines to
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[00:12:30] classes, and this morning we take you to Tulare County where
[00:12:34] several people were arrested after
[00:12:37] officers discovered a cockfight, an activity
[00:12:40] that, as we know, is
[00:12:42] prohibited.
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[00:12:53] you must be prepared for it as soon as possible, before
[00:12:57] the fire gets too close. Review your 5-minute
[00:13:00] plan, pack the essentials and stay alert for fire
[00:13:04] updates. Most importantly, do not wait for the evacuation order,
[00:13:08] leaving early will avoid congestion and help
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[00:15:23] So we start today, with
[00:15:26] cool temperatures towards the coast between 54 and
[00:15:30] 58 degrees for Santa Rosa, San Francisco, San Jose at
[00:15:34] 61, Sacramento at 60 and in Bakersfield a very
[00:15:37] warm morning with temperatures at 82 degrees, for the afternoon
[00:15:41] highs will reach 92 in Sacramento,
[00:15:45] 94 in Stockton, 103 in Fresno and
[00:15:47] Visalia and that is warm but it is less hot than we had yesterday,
[00:15:51] the maximum temperature yesterday reached 92 degrees in
[00:15:55] Sacramento, 107 degrees in Fresno, so today it would be
[00:15:58] 103, we will have a decrease compared to yesterday and
[00:16:02] for the coastal area as such we will have very little change, in fact
[00:16:05] for the next few hours in San Francisco
[00:16:07] there is not much variation between the cool
[00:16:11] the afternoon in the mid- 60s, what will dissipate a
[00:16:15] little is the morning fog, those layers of low clouds that return
[00:16:18] at night, for the Sacramento area it will be sunny
[00:16:22] for most of the day, here we will have an increase from the
[00:16:26] early morning temperatures in the 60s, rising in the afternoon
[00:16:29] to the 90s and at night some fog
[00:16:32] banks will also set in, that fog from the coast will move towards
[00:16:36] inland sectors, so for tonight and tomorrow
[00:16:39] morning, not only for the Bay Area, but also for
[00:16:42] Sacramento, we would be seeing reduced visibility to
[00:16:46] 2.5 miles, so keep that in mind, for the next few hours in
[00:16:50] Fresno, what we expect is heat, we will have some clouds, but the
[00:16:53] most significant will be the temperatures around
[00:16:56] 101, 103 degrees in the afternoon, thank you Lorena, until
[00:17:00] 6:16 in the morning let's move on to more information because next
[00:17:03] October 24th will be national early voting
[00:17:07] day. It is a non- partisan initiative that is looking to
[00:17:11] encourage voters to participate in these
[00:17:14] November elections, that's why we have invited Cristian Ávila
[00:17:17] from Poder Latinx this morning to explain
[00:17:20] how important this participation is, especially among
[00:17:23] our new generations. Cristian, good morning, glad you could join us
[00:17:27] this morning, good morning, thank you very much for the
[00:17:30] invitation, let's talk about this
[00:17:32] initiative. Look, this is an
[00:17:36] initiative that we are very, very happy to
[00:17:39] have this opportunity to lead nationally this
[00:17:43] opportunity to celebrate early voting
[00:17:47] not only because of its importance but also I think it's a
[00:17:50] way for us to take this time to
[00:17:54] make it fun
[00:17:57] and not feel like a chore anymore, what
[00:18:00] community group are you focusing on perhaps to
[00:18:04] bring in the largest number of possible voters?
[00:18:07] We are focusing on
[00:18:10] all the people who can vote
[00:18:12] with the vote early day program, but as Poder
[00:18:16] Latinx we will be focused on all the Latinos in the areas of the seven
[00:18:19] states where we are working, but we will also have a
[00:18:23] mini-grant for people who also have the possibility to bring and have their
[00:18:27] own event for this. We will have a
[00:18:30] grant of $500 to $5,000 to promote some of the
[00:18:33] non-partisan electoral education and celebration events, and these
[00:18:37] are opportunities for non-profit organizations, student
[00:18:41] clubs, university leaders, digital
[00:18:44] creators, influencers and other local
[00:18:48] organizations. On the screen we are sharing the page you can visit
[00:18:52] for more information, what have you been able to find, Cristian?
[00:18:55] We know you have been very involved in our
[00:18:58] community, especially in that young community, what have you been able to find
[00:19:02] when we talk about electoral participation, that
[00:19:06] all the people are very, very happy to
[00:19:10] be able to be part of the
[00:19:13] voting. We have also had some
[00:19:16] reports of the events that will be held, there will be
[00:19:20] horseback rides, there will be car shows, there will be
[00:19:23] concerts, there is a little bit of everything at this level of
[00:19:26] the
[00:19:28] events, but all of them are
[00:19:31] led to get people to vote this
[00:19:35] November 2026 and that's what
[00:19:38] it's about, community participation, we must understand that you
[00:19:41] have a right that not everyone enjoys and obviously we become
[00:19:45] those people who represent others. Cristian,
[00:19:48] thank you very much for joining us live this morning.
[00:19:52] Thank you very much for the invitation. Thank you. We continue with more information. At
[00:19:56] 6:19 in the morning we go to Tulare County where several
[00:19:59] people were arrested after officers from the Sheriff's
[00:20:03] Department discovered a
[00:20:06] cockfight. We already know that these are prohibited
[00:20:09] activities. The report is presented this morning by my colleague Sebastián
[00:20:13] Noriega. Roosters in cages, large amounts of
[00:20:16] cash, betting receipts and so on, was what
[00:20:20] Tulare County Sheriff's authorities found this Sunday morning, near
[00:20:23] Avenue 48 and Road
[00:20:27] 184. We received a
[00:20:30] suspicious call in the area of Avenue 48
[00:20:33] and Street 184. When the
[00:20:36] officers arrived, they saw that
[00:20:39] approximately 30 people
[00:20:43] were at an illegal cockfight. Irma Negrete, Sheriff's
[00:20:46] officer, affirms that it is common for this type of situation to occur in the
[00:20:50] county. Many of the participants who were there fled in vehicles
[00:20:54] when agents arrived, there were four arrests
[00:20:57] for animal cruelty violations, and
[00:21:00] between 20 and 30 roosters were rescued, unfortunately
[00:21:04] some animals were dead, but those that were alive
[00:21:08] were taken care of by the Tulare County Animal Control, this incident
[00:21:12] is still under investigation and authorities are sending a clear
[00:21:16] message to the community, here in Tulare County,
[00:21:20] animal fights are illegal and it is something that we will not tolerate. Sebastián
[00:21:23] Noriega, Noticias N+, Univision
[00:21:25] California.
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[00:25:11] Chemicals such as chlorine, ammonia, certain
[00:25:15] ammonium compounds can pose a danger to the
[00:25:18] eyes, to the skin and respiratory tracts. Experts also
[00:25:22] warn about possible hormonal effects
[00:25:25] of some phthalates. An important
[00:25:28] recommendation: never mix chlorine with ammonia because
[00:25:32] it can produce dangerous gases. On the other hand,
[00:25:35] scientists are developing vaccines that could help prevent colon cancer
[00:25:39] in people with Lynch syndrome. It is a
[00:25:42] genetic condition that significantly increases the risk of the
[00:25:46] disease. At least three vaccines are under development and
[00:25:50] two are already in the early stages of clinical
[00:25:54] trials in the United States. And the FDA
[00:25:57] proposes changes to a rule that allows manufacturers
[00:26:01] to use certain in food without notifying
[00:26:04] regulators. The agency proposes that companies
[00:26:07] report when they use ingredients generally
[00:26:11] recognized as safe, known as
[00:26:15] for example as GRAS. The change is seeking to increase
[00:26:19] supervision over food ingredients, although
[00:26:22] some groups are considering that the proposal does not go
[00:26:26] far enough.
[00:26:29] classes, experts recommend establishing consistent
[00:26:32] routines in our children, this to help students
[00:26:36] feel safe and prepared to learn.
[00:26:39] Parents can maintain regular sleep schedules, talk to
[00:26:43] their children about school, recognize their achievements and be
[00:26:46] attentive to those signs of anxiety. It is also important
[00:26:50] to work hand in hand with teachers to identify and
[00:26:54] support the needs of each
[00:26:56] student. And good news for families with
[00:27:00] children who are learning English in California's schools, because for
[00:27:03] the first time since the pandemic, the state published data that
[00:27:07] is showing how many students managed to master English
[00:27:11] school by school, and the results are
[00:27:14] revealing. At the state level, almost 14% of
[00:27:18] English language learning students were reclassified as
[00:27:22] proficient, and for example, in Los Angeles, the school
[00:27:26] district is leading among the largest
[00:27:29] districts with 22% of its students
[00:27:33] reaching that goal.
[00:27:36] It is National 811 Day, a
[00:27:39] reminder to call before you dig and
[00:27:43] avoid a danger to your life. And the governor of
[00:27:46] California announces a new initiative to protect the state from
[00:27:50] cyber threats. It's
[00:27:52] something that hits us very hard, since all our family and our
[00:27:56] loved ones are there.
[00:28:00] It's the difficult situation that is being experienced in Colombia
[00:28:03] and the community unites in solidarity with those who
[00:28:07] are suffering at this moment.
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[00:30:55] Do you have to show your identification if an immigration agent asks for it while
[00:30:59] you are walking down the street? We spoke with a resident who
[00:31:02] had this happen to him and with a lawyer who explains what to do, and
[00:31:06] completely live from Manizales Colombia, we bring you all the
[00:31:10] details about the 7.4 earthquake that hit this
[00:31:13] country. An hour and I was waiting for him there sitting until
[00:31:17] he arrived, and today he arrived late to his job,
[00:31:20] yes, if you depend on public transportation to arrive
[00:31:23] on time to your job or perhaps school, a few minutes
[00:31:27] can certainly make a difference, also
[00:31:30] he checked his car and discovered that someone might have been
[00:31:34] sleeping there, here we have his story, good
[00:31:38] morning and welcome to Noticias en Más Univision California, it's
[00:31:41] good that you join me this Tuesday morning, later on.
[00:31:45] We have live my colleague Reinaldo de Fernández from
[00:31:48] Manizales with all the details of those rescue efforts that
[00:31:52] continue in Colombia, in our beloved country of Colombia, where
[00:31:56] this earthquake has left havoc,
[00:31:59] devastation and of course much concern, but even
[00:32:02] more suffering, but
[00:32:06] weather conditions for those who are already preparing to leave home, start
[00:32:10] a working day and want to know if those weather conditions
[00:32:13] could prevent those tasks or perhaps put their health at
[00:32:17] risk, well Lorena Lim, my colleague, has the details.
[00:32:20] Good morning my friends, happy Tuesday,
[00:32:24] Tuesday of fresh conditions for the coast and heat towards inland
[00:32:28] sectors, maximum temperatures today remain in the range of 60
[00:32:32] to 66 degrees for San Francisco, 73 San Mateo,
[00:32:35] 75 in Heyward, 71 in Oakland, already inland,
[00:32:39] Fairfield Concord would be in 85
[00:32:42] to 87 degrees and for the Sacramento Valley. The maximums will be
[00:32:46] between 92 in Sacramento, 98
[00:32:49] Modesto, this is warm but less hot than what we had yesterday,
[00:32:53] also for the San Joaquin Valley, today will be a warm but less hot day,
[00:32:57] the maximums today we will have them in 103 in Fresno, yesterday they reached
[00:33:01] 107, so notice that decrease, towards Visalia
[00:33:04] 103, Bakersfield 104, it is that we have been
[00:33:08] under the influence of a strong center of high pressures in the middle atmosphere
[00:33:12] that will withdraw from tomorrow and tomorrow we will be. So
[00:33:15] under the influence of low pressures, that will bring us more
[00:33:19] unstable conditions, but a gradual decrease in temperatures in the coming
[00:33:22] days. Thank you Lorena for that report, it's already
[00:33:26] 6:33 in the morning and we are ready to connect with my
[00:33:30] colleague Reinaldo de Fernández, he is in
[00:33:33] Manizales, Colombia, he has lived very closely the difficult
[00:33:37] situation that our Colombian brothers are experiencing and certainly the light
[00:33:40] of a new day reveals a difficult reality. Go ahead
[00:33:44] Reinaldo, very good. days,
[00:33:47] good morning Maribel, this time I greet you not from the
[00:33:51] studio, not even from Northern California, but from
[00:33:54] Manizales, Colombia, one of the places most affected
[00:33:58] by the 7.4 earthquake that
[00:34:01] hit this country, according to reports, the most powerful
[00:34:04] of the 21st century that has hit this region, and
[00:34:08] just behind me is the Metropolitan Basilica
[00:34:11] Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary of
[00:34:15] Manizales, which was built between the years
[00:34:18] 1928 and finished in 1939, but
[00:34:22] Maribel and viewers, before
[00:34:25] this cathedral other chapels had been built here
[00:34:28] that coincidentally or paradoxically were destroyed by
[00:34:32] fires and earthquakes, now this cathedral that was built
[00:34:36] much stronger, more
[00:34:39] powerful, also suffers the negative
[00:34:42] effects of terrible
[00:34:45] earthquake that hit this region, as we can
[00:34:48] see a large part of this national monument declared
[00:34:52] as such in 1984 was
[00:34:55] completely destroyed, this is the
[00:34:58] panorama in many, in many places and in many parts of
[00:35:02] Manizales, Caldas department and all the Colombian
[00:35:06] coffee region. In fact, last night, Maribel, friends
[00:35:09] television viewers from Northern California, I was in
[00:35:12] front of a building that was completely
[00:35:15] destroyed, completely in ashes and we spoke
[00:35:19] with a person who lived right next to
[00:35:22] that building and he gave us some statements, Maribel,
[00:35:26] completely heartbreaking,
[00:35:29] let's hear it.
[00:35:32] collect more products to send to
[00:35:36] Colombia, but we have also developed a gofundme and we are going to deliver
[00:35:39] that aid directly to Colombia in a
[00:35:42] monetary way.
[00:35:46] Well, dear viewers, this is
[00:35:50] the information we can bring you from here,
[00:35:53] from the Colombian coffee region, more than 4,
[00:35:56] victims are reported by the authorities, Maribel, and
[00:36:00] more than 1400
[00:36:03] destroyed buildings throughout the department
[00:36:07] of Caldas and right here in the city of Manizales, which is the
[00:36:10] capital of this department, more than
[00:36:13] 60 buildings also destroyed and hundreds and hundreds
[00:36:17] of victims and people still
[00:36:20] missing. Maribel, with this
[00:36:23] report and with this incredible,
[00:36:26] so heartbreaking image, I'll
[00:36:29] return to you in the studio. What a difficult reality, I'm seeing it through
[00:36:33] these images that are being shared with us, Reinaldo, I've also had
[00:36:36] the opportunity to follow your stories minute by minute, what
[00:36:39] you've managed to share with us there from
[00:36:42] Colombia, however, what about the community,
[00:36:46] ah, today is a new day, what have you been able to perceive from the community, yesterday
[00:36:50] were such difficult moments that we saw through those
[00:36:53] images, but today perhaps the reality is
[00:36:57] even more difficult for
[00:36:58] them.
[00:37:01] Well, there are many communities in rural areas that are still
[00:37:05] waiting for help, Maribel, in fact there is a rural town
[00:37:08] called Aranzazu where more than 100 homes
[00:37:12] were completely in ruins
[00:37:15] and well, they are still waiting for help, however
[00:37:18] the situation here in Manizales is a little different, the Manizales
[00:37:22] coliseum was set up as a
[00:37:25] center for victims and there the people who were left
[00:37:29] homeless or who had to leave their homes due to risk of
[00:37:32] collapse are staying in that place and are receiving assistance from
[00:37:36] the authorities, but people are
[00:37:42] happened, many early this morning told me: we couldn't
[00:37:45] sleep, we are afraid to sleep in case there is an
[00:37:49] aftershock, and exactly an aftershock of 3.5 was
[00:37:52] felt this morning in Santander, which is another
[00:37:55] department here in Colombia, so the Colombian
[00:37:59] people are really in anguish with everything that has happened in the last
[00:38:03] 24 hours, Maribel. difficult
[00:38:06] situation and we, of course, in the distance also join the
[00:38:10] pain of our Colombian brothers, we know that solidarity
[00:38:15] the different communities. California is no exception, we
[00:38:19] have also experienced it in the Bay Area Reinaldo de Fernández,
[00:38:22] thank you very much for that live report from Manizales,
[00:38:25] Colombia. Thank you, meanwhile let's move on to
[00:38:29] more information this morning, because the governor of
[00:38:33] California, Gavin Newsom announced a new initiative, but
[00:38:36] this time to protect the state from cyber threats
[00:38:39] driven by artificial intelligence, this plan
[00:38:42] would create a state cyber defense program
[00:38:46] with artificial intelligence and they say,
[00:38:49] it will strengthen coordination between agencies and expand protection
[00:38:53] measures for critical infrastructure
[00:38:55] and of course for local
[00:38:58] governments. And we go to the city of El Grove because changes are also
[00:39:01] coming from the mayor's office, they are proposing an
[00:39:05] ordinance to regulate the famous bicycles and
[00:39:09] electric scooters, if approved, this would force
[00:39:13] riders to only use them in designated
[00:39:16] bicycle lanes, unless there is a sign
[00:39:19] that says otherwise, meanwhile school districts are
[00:39:22] asking parents, this is important, to teach the
[00:39:25] importante, enseñar la...
[00:39:27] importance of wearing a helmet for protection and of course
[00:39:31] obeying traffic laws and slowing
[00:39:34] down. Today is National 811 Day
[00:39:37] and pay attention because it's a
[00:39:40] reminder for you to contact the
[00:39:43] relevant authorities before
[00:39:46] digging, whether to plant a tree or
[00:39:49] carry out a larger project. It's worth mentioning that in
[00:39:53] 2025, there were approximately
[00:39:55] 1247 damages to underground lines
[00:39:59] in the Bay Area due to
[00:40:02] excavations, but what do experts say?
[00:40:05] Let's hear it:
[00:40:07] gas and electricity pipes can be just a few inches below the
[00:40:11] surface, besides the risk to your safety, damaging an
[00:40:15] underground pipe while digging can cost you around
[00:40:19] $3,500 in repairs, you
[00:40:21] heard it, each incident can cost about
[00:40:24] $3,500 just in repairs, Remember,
[00:40:28] call 811 so that
[00:40:30] you don't have to call 911. At
[00:40:34] 6:40 in the morning let's talk about immigration issues, but this time in the city of
[00:40:38] Rancho Cordova, where a resident claims he was
[00:40:41] questioned by immigration agents. Ana
[00:40:44] Casablanca has that report, go ahead. He also tells us that
[00:40:48] he was walking when the agents asked him to identify himself, now the question is
[00:40:52] clear, what should be done? A lawyer explains it to us, he
[00:40:55] looked at me and also asked me if I had papers and I didn't
[00:40:59] say anything, I didn't answer, this he says, happened this Sunday, August
[00:41:03] 9th, around 8:30 in the morning, when reports surfaced
[00:41:06] of the presence of immigration agents near New Park Drive in Rancho
[00:41:10] Cordova, and he started asking me where I lived
[00:41:14] or where I was from, the encounter was captured by his wife,
[00:41:17] the man tells us that he was heading to his vehicle parked in front of his
[00:41:21] apartment complex, when, as seen in the video, he was
[00:41:25] questioned by the agents, the car. it swerved to the side and he
[00:41:28] asked me what my name was and I told him
[00:41:31] I couldn't give him my name, no, I had
[00:41:35] no right to be questioned, however he claims that the
[00:41:38] encounter continued and that the agents
[00:41:41] followed him, finally he says, he decided to show them only his
[00:41:43] identification, since he was not carrying his permanent residence,
[00:41:47] he gave it to me and then he told me you can go, he said. That
[00:41:51] same day the organization also warned about the presence of
[00:41:55] these agents, however, ICE confirmed details of
[00:41:58] this case to us, but said that this type of targeted operations were
[00:42:02] carried out daily in California, and this encounter
[00:42:05] generates a question, are you obliged to show identification
[00:42:09] if an immigration agent asks for it while you are walking
[00:42:12] down the street? One, one has the right to exercise those
[00:42:15] those constitutional rights, with immigration
[00:42:19] agents, same as with the police, no matter if the person is a
[00:42:23] citizen or has no legal status, the lawyer explains that a person
[00:42:27] can exercise their right to remain silent and does not have to answer
[00:42:30] questions about their immigration status, to avoid fines,
[00:42:33] other problems it is better to show an immigration
[00:42:36] officer your residence card, but warns that there is
[00:42:40] a difference for permanent residents, federal law
[00:42:43] requires that certain registered foreigners over 18
[00:42:46] years of age carry their registration document, it serves to
[00:42:50] detain me, I want to leave, and if they say ok, it's fine, you can
[00:42:53] leave, the person can leave, if you don't know if you are being
[00:42:56] detained, the lawyer recommends asking a direct
[00:43:00] question to avoid other types of charges, exercise
[00:43:04] your rights and also carry those documents, well that's what the lawyer
[00:43:07] recommends, that's all my contribution for Noticias en Univision Noticias
[00:43:11] California, I'm Ana Casablanca.
[00:43:14] Ana, thank you, well and from immigration issues let's move on to transportation
[00:43:17] issues, because if you depend on the public transportation system
[00:43:20] to arrive on time, whether to work or school, it is important to understand
[00:43:24] that a few minutes can make a big difference, especially
[00:43:28] when we talk about the VTA system. Enrique Anibal Gutiérrez, has the
[00:43:31] report. Today Mrs. Gloria had a mishap, since one of
[00:43:35] the four buses she takes every morning did not pass at the usual
[00:43:39] time. I arrived at the same time and was waiting for it there sitting
[00:43:42] until it arrived, and today she arrived late to work, yes, the
[00:43:46] situation occurred just when several schedule changes for VTA
[00:43:50] buses came into effect. We modify our bus service
[00:43:53] schedules four times a year,
[00:43:57] generally to adapt to traffic
[00:44:00] conditions. In the case of the August changes
[00:44:03] we started a specific service for schools
[00:44:06] that operates only during the school
[00:44:09] year. The agency's spokeswoman assures that these adjustments
[00:44:12] allow for more efficient operation throughout the region. The changes
[00:44:16] primarily affect the bus service,
[00:44:19] although minor changes have also been made to the light rail
[00:44:23] service, taking into account
[00:44:26] traffic conditions and passenger
[00:44:29] volume, but also to
[00:44:32] coordinate schedules with the departments. For some passengers the
[00:44:36] changes were imperceptible. No, it was a normal day, I didn't know
[00:44:40] about this and I'm just finding out now, while others like Lida, say they have
[00:44:44] flexibility to wait for their transportation, I don't
[00:44:47] have a specific time to
[00:44:50] pick us up, if I arrived fine at a certain time, I sit down, I
[00:44:54] wait for it and if it passes fine and if not I keep waiting, but Gloria
[00:44:58] fears that this will impact her daily routine, yes it affects me because since I
[00:45:01] come from Oakland and I have to start at 8, I won't
[00:45:05] make it, I arrive half
[00:45:09] affects my job, that's why the VTA recommends that
[00:45:13] passengers check schedules before leaving, especially if they use
[00:45:17] several routes to reach their destination, our website has all
[00:45:20] the information you need for service, you can also
[00:45:23] use the transit app on your mobile
[00:45:26] phone and and social media
[00:45:28] also we send information
[00:45:32] through social media as well. Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez, Noticias
[00:45:36] N+ Univision California.
[00:45:40] We wake up again with fog towards the coast area
[00:45:45] areas that will increase in the afternoon hours
[00:45:48] while towards the center we will remain with dry conditions, for these coming
[00:45:52] days the temperature drops, the probability of rain in the mountains increases
[00:45:56] and we will continue talking about that right away.
[00:45:59] Imagine going on vacation, coming back and checking your car and
[00:46:03] discovering that someone might have been sleeping there, that's what
[00:46:07] happened to a resident in the Bay Area.
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[00:48:52] Let's take a look at the weather conditions for the next few hours, temperatures
[00:48:56] in San Francisco will not have too much variation,
[00:48:59] 58 degrees, 59 degrees at 8 in the morning,
[00:49:02] 65 between 2 and 4 in the afternoon, with mostly
[00:49:06] cloudy conditions, the most notable variations we will
[00:49:09] have in the Fresno area, where at 8 in the morning we will be
[00:49:12] at 77 degrees, rising
[00:49:16] 4 in the afternoon with highs even expected up to
[00:49:19] 103 degrees and also for the Sacramento area we will notice
[00:49:23] cool conditions in the morning with 64 degrees at 8,
[00:49:27] 10 in the morning 72, 4 in the afternoon in the
[00:49:31] 90s and we will go down again in the evening, now I
[00:49:35] want to show you the precipitation, today we are expecting some very
[00:49:38] localized storms towards mountain areas, especially on the other
[00:49:42] side of the mountain, the area bordering the state of
[00:49:45] Nevada, and notice that tomorrow early we could already be having
[00:49:49] some very isolated storms towards the valley and... especially the
[00:49:53] mountain slopes, for Wednesday, it would even be the day
[00:49:56] with the most storms, the most, let's say, coverage of storms
[00:50:00] and these will be accompanied by lightning and strong
[00:50:04] wind gusts, this can generate new wildfires,
[00:50:07] precisely these lightning strikes generate flames and the wind can
[00:50:11] spread them towards the valley, so we would have light
[00:50:15] rain but towards the mountains we could be having
[00:50:19] briefly intense rain and even small hail.
[00:50:23] Thank you Lorena for that report, 6:50 in the morning, let's go to the Bay
[00:50:26] Area, imagine going on vacation and upon returning
[00:50:29] checking your car and discovering that someone possibly could
[00:50:33] have been sleeping there, that was precisely what happened to a
[00:50:37] resident of the city of San Jose,
[00:50:41] her and she narrates this experience,
[00:50:44] let's listen, come on, Fernanda took us to the
[00:50:47] entrance of her building, so anyone walking down this
[00:50:50] street could enter, the proof is that without using any key
[00:50:53] we could pass without major problems, there should be
[00:50:56] controlled access, it says in the contract that there should be a guard here
[00:51:00] watching. Fernanda has lived in this building in San Jose for a year and a
[00:51:03] half and in that time the door has worked for only about two
[00:51:07] months, she has to go down and up every time someone arrives, but she doesn't
[00:51:11] go down and there is no guard who can restrict access, the first thing I see is
[00:51:14] that the seat is all the way back, the trash I had
[00:51:18] here in the doors was all like it had been rummaged through, her suspicion is that
[00:51:21] someone... went to the garage, opened her vehicle and could have slept there,
[00:51:25] I went to report it, they just told me like it makes sense that
[00:51:29] you're angry, if we were too, another one just said call the police,
[00:51:32] he told me you don't have to come here, yes there is a crime
[00:51:36] and the owner knew there was that risk or there was another
[00:51:39] robbery and didn't do something, the owner is
[00:51:43] responsible, this tenant lawyer says that the responsibility for the owners
[00:51:47] depends on the contract, but usually there are two types,
[00:51:50] if there is a robbery after having notified
[00:51:52] management, the renter can ask for a refund for the lost property,
[00:51:56] another option could be a reduction in rent,
[00:52:00] when is it a violation of the contract, the owner if
[00:52:04] he owes? the rent because he has not
[00:52:08] he said he would give, but imagine in another
[00:52:12] scenario where I come to the car and
[00:52:15] someone is sleeping in the back, for Fernanda, the problem is not only the vehicle,
[00:52:19] but that one of the security measures has been out of order for months and without a
[00:52:23] clear idea of when it can be fixed, they rent it to you with the promise
[00:52:27] that it's a new place, a renovated
[00:52:30] place, with controlled access, nobody is going to get in here.
[00:52:37] I mean, maybe he lives here, no, but I mean, people who didn't even go
[00:52:41] to the front door, well, that there is a door to
[00:52:45] walk through, there is no need to see if it
[00:52:47] will go to, oh okay, yes he walked to where the
[00:52:51] door is, but still, but still, I mean it's
[00:52:55] very easy to get in, well, Sadam Aguayo Noticias
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[00:53:02] this is today's forecast, we have less hot
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[00:53:08] remains in the Bay Area and isolated storms in the mountains that
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[00:55:56] 6:55 AM, let's talk about those fires that continue to
[00:56:00] devastate the different regions in Northern California,
[00:56:03] we start in El Dorado County, where at least one
[00:56:06] building was burned by the Hug fire. A community northeast
[00:56:10] of Blasserville had to be evacuated, this between
[00:56:14] Hugghaven and Grey Rock streets. Authorities
[00:56:17] maintain vigilance in that area to the evacuees, they are
[00:56:21] asked to visit the Plazarville library, where they would be
[00:56:24] receiving the support they need and of course, the
[00:56:28] resources, and we go to Albor where Call Fire
[00:56:31] firefighters found two people dead in their
[00:56:35] home in Nevada County, after reports of a
[00:56:38] fire on Rodeo Flat street that was consuming the
[00:56:41] pastures of a property, the identities
[00:56:44] of the victims have not yet been released. On
[00:56:48] the other hand, the Bag fire north of Reno continues to
[00:56:52] increase, this is between the border of California and
[00:56:55] Nevada, north of the city of Reno, more than
[00:56:58] 3,800 homes had to be
[00:57:01] evacuated, containment is minimal at this time and
[00:57:05] authorities already assure that under preliminary reports
[00:57:07] they could say it was caused by
[00:57:11] human
[00:57:12] activities.
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[00:58:25] family, starting today, especially for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow
[00:58:29] we will start having storms confined, especially to mountain
[00:58:32] sectors, but also towards the slopes of the mountains. They are not expected to be
[00:58:36] severe storms, but they will have numerous lightning strikes,
[00:58:39] strong wind gusts and watch out for highway 6 and
[00:58:43] 395 in the mountainous sectors and on the other side of the mountains,
[00:58:47] we have a risk of floods today as well as the day after tomorrow and tomorrow
[00:58:51] and even some areas of Interstate 80 may also have
[00:58:55] that risk of floods, for the Sacramento area, temperatures
[00:58:59] from tomorrow start to drop, they will stay in the
[00:59:02] 90s today, from tomorrow we will be for several days
[00:59:06] in the 80-degree range, towards Fresno we will also have a
[00:59:10] notable drop from 103 degrees today and the rounds
[00:59:13] would be in the 90s from tomorrow and for the
[00:59:17] Bay Area, the conditions are very little variable, here we will stay
[00:59:21] with temperatures in the mid- 60s and mostly
[00:59:25] cloudy skies. Lorena, thank you and remember that although temperatures
[00:59:28] start to drop, protection
[00:59:31] continues as part of our daily
[00:59:34] need, how? by protecting our skin at all times, we must
[00:59:37] stay hydrated, we must continue to seek that shady
[00:59:41] spot, because remember that in many regions temperatures will continue
[00:59:45] to be high, which can be a danger to our
[00:59:48] health if we do not take the proper precautions and do not
[00:59:51] forget that training to be prepared and know how
[00:59:54] to respond to heat stroke, even though we are already starting
[01:00:00] temperatures, this way it's my turn
[01:00:03] to say goodbye to you, however we remind you that if you are preparing to leave
[01:00:07] home, leave early to arrive on time at your destination, even if there are
[01:00:11] no incidents to regret on our
[01:00:14] roads, we will wait for you here tomorrow promptly at
[01:00:17] 6 AM, thank you for joining us,
[01:00:30] good morning, it's Tuesday August 11, listen to
[01:00:33] Despierta América, every second counts in the
[01:00:37] search for survivors after the powerful earthquake that
[01:00:40] shook Colombia, the numbers of dead, injured
[01:00:46] the passing of the hours. We have extensive coverage with a team
[01:00:49] with testimonies that move.
[01:00:52] It was as if the earth was swallowing
[01:00:54] us.
[01:00:57] The rescue of a live baby from the rubble in