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[00:00:00] would reduce environmental pollution, because according to
[00:00:04] experts, it doesn't produce carbon
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[00:00:10] impressive, there you have that new record of
[00:00:13] impact, so we reach the end, thank you for your trust, we will have
[00:00:17] more information tomorrow with the entire Primer Impacto team. Good
[00:00:21] afternoon.
[00:00:30] An Ecuadorian woman residing in the Bay Area was detained by immigration
[00:00:33] agents when she arrived at Phoenix
[00:00:37] Arizona airport, we spoke with her husband and shared
[00:00:40] his testimony. After spending 2 years and 5 months
[00:00:44] in a California immigration center, a family father from San Jose managed
[00:00:47] to reunite with his
[00:00:50] is now on a different immigration wife and daughter and was released, but how did he
[00:00:52] manage it? We have the full information for you.
[00:00:56] The city of Oakland is filing a lawsuit against the owners of this building
[00:01:00] for not having repaired their elevator for several months last
[00:01:03] year.
[00:01:06] Hello, how are you? Michelle Benítez greets
[00:01:07] to report for fear of you. We begin the news of this Wednesday. An Ecuadorian woman
[00:01:11] from San Jose was detained during a trip to Arizona and
[00:01:15] now her husband is looking for a way to get her out of detention. Her
[00:01:18] case could be one more of the new strategy that the federal
[00:01:22] government is carrying out to detain immigrants at airports.
[00:01:26] Tamara Mino spoke with him and presents her
[00:01:28] testimony. A trip to see the Grand Canyon ended up completely changing
[00:01:32] the life of this family from San Jose. Now this man
[00:01:35] desperately hopes to be able to hug his wife again.
[00:01:39] We traveled from San Francisco and arrived in
[00:01:41] Phoenix, Arizona. There they caught us. When we got off the plane, some
[00:01:45] immigration officers stopped us. That was the
[00:01:49] surprise that awaited them upon landing in Phoenix on August
[00:01:52] 6th. They just told her to
[00:01:55] 804, in present her identification, her Ecuadorian passport.
[00:01:59] that she has
[00:02:02] of moving, now we need him in and then they told her
[00:02:04] dealing with multiple payments, we 3 hours away from that they have humor because her visa expired. That's how Diana
[00:02:07] Andreina, an Ecuadorian woman residing in San Jose, was intercepted and detained.
[00:02:11] She has been in the United States for more than 2 years. She came
[00:02:15] on a tourist visa. They met and then
[00:02:19] married in October 2025 and he, as
[00:02:21] a U.S. citizen, began the process to regularize Diana's
[00:02:25] immigration status. We started the process in February
[00:02:29] 2000. On the 26th, we just went to see the doctors
[00:02:33] who need their vaccines. We already had everything
[00:02:36] ready, yes, for the green card, but they decided to travel to
[00:02:40] fulfill his wife's wish to see the Grand Canyon and now
[00:02:43] she is detained hundreds of miles from her home and her husband is looking for a way to
[00:02:47] get her out. It doesn't matter if you're not a criminal. We've seen an
[00:02:51] increase in people who don't have criminal records. This lawyer
[00:02:54] explains that each case is different, that the immigration status and criminal history of
[00:02:58] each person can determine the risk when traveling. Everything possible is
[00:03:02] being done to reach those monthly quotas by
[00:03:05] making arrests at airports. Despite being allowed to board the
[00:03:09] plane, it's not safe. That's why immigration lawyers
[00:03:12] recommend extreme caution before taking a flight. If you
[00:03:16] don't have residency, you
[00:03:18] $825 from shouldn't fly from here until there's a change in that policy.
[00:03:21] Omar trusts that a Habeas Corpus petition can help them
[00:03:26] alone, call us. We help you obtain her release on bail and thus continue with the process of regularizing his wife's
[00:03:30] status. I thank God that
[00:03:33] I have the opportunity to talk to her and send her messages and
[00:03:36] tell her all the love I have for her. Meanwhile,
[00:03:40] her husband remains in San Jose with a question that for now
[00:03:43] no one has been able to answer: Will Diana
[00:03:46] return home? Tamara Mino Noticias N+
[00:03:49] Univision. Thank you Tamara, a harsh reality that several
[00:03:53] immigrants live. Let's move on to another story about
[00:03:55] immigration. After 2 years and 5 months detained in an
[00:03:59] immigration center in California, a family father
[00:04:02] finally regained his freedom and his wife María has
[00:04:06] been in contact with Carla Farías since the first day of his
[00:04:09] detention. Today she did it again, this time with good
[00:04:12] news, her husband is already home. Carla has the details of
[00:04:16] this case, and after 2 years and 5 months María
[00:04:19] received the news she had been waiting for: her husband
[00:04:23] was released and is now with his family, and all this was thanks to the
[00:04:27] legal recourse of Habeas Corpus.
[00:04:30] happiness now overwhelms them after
[00:04:33] had fallen on this side of my 2 years and 5 months they lived full of uncertainty, Carla was a a
[00:04:37] struggle, because you know I don't have a
[00:04:40] stable job, it's through an agency, some days I worked, some days
[00:04:44] I didn't, uh, I spent my time crying,
[00:04:47] well the first interview you did with me was all crying,
[00:04:51] and today we were finally able to speak with Mr.
[00:04:54] and the close relationship he had with Alejo Juárez, now free and with María, his wife, he feels
[00:04:56] a joy and right now I don't want to leave.
[00:05:00] Here I am just with them and and and and Mia has a dog
[00:05:04] the dog, yes, when I arrived he seemed to not recognize me but now, but it's a
[00:05:08] it's a joy but reaching this moment was
[00:05:10] up to 6 degrees below what not easy at all and he tells us about his past. at the detention center,
[00:05:13] when one goes to ask for medicine as I am diabetic, when one goes to
[00:05:17] ask for medicine, there is only one doctor for
[00:05:21] 200 people. In fact, Mr. Alejo tells us that among the detainees
[00:05:25] themselves, they helped each other fill out applications and legal
[00:05:28] resources, among them the Habeas Corpus that helped him get
[00:05:31] released. The only option there is pure paperwork that the
[00:05:35] prisoners themselves who are all gathered there are the
[00:05:39] ones who help one like the eBI.
[00:05:42] the ninth circuit and the Habeas Corpus, the Habeas
[00:05:46] Corpus goes last, that one was just given last year in
[00:05:49] September, but it was not available to the public of the prisoners.
[00:05:53] Lawyer, what happens after a person wins a Habeas Corpus, what is
[00:05:57] the next step? Upon release from detention, an immigrant
[00:06:02] court docket. There is the detained docket and
[00:06:06] the non-detained docket. The detained docket
[00:06:09] usually moves much faster, it is much more eh eh
[00:06:13] there is less due process for detained immigrants, for
[00:06:17] an immigrant who is not detained eh they are
[00:06:20] allowed more time to prepare their case because the docket is much
[00:06:24] longer. Meanwhile, for next September, Mr. Alejo will have to appear again
[00:06:28] before the court, however for now he only wishes to recover lost
[00:06:31] time away from his family. I ask my mother Virgenita de
[00:06:34] Guadalupe that everything goes well for me because on the 8th
[00:06:38] of the 8th of next month I'm going to here in San Jose.
[00:06:42] for a a as with the
[00:06:45] immigration, after 2 years and 5 months detained this family father managed
[00:06:49] to reunite with his wife and daughter, although his
[00:06:53] immigration process still continues, for them the most important thing
[00:06:56] is that they are together. I'm Carla Farías,
[00:07:00] Noticias N+ Univisión Bay
[00:07:02] Area, that's right Carla, these stories honestly
[00:07:06] fill us with emotion that a family can be together
[00:07:09] again and if you have a story like this that you want to share with us, we want to talk to
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[00:07:31] Area is here to listen to you and share your
[00:07:33] stories. Let's continue. The Trump administration proposes eliminating the
[00:07:37] 60-day grace period that foreign workers
[00:07:41] with a visa have. 1b to look for employment
[00:07:44] after being laid off. If approved, these workers could lose their
[00:07:47] immigration status almost immediately after a
[00:07:51] layoff, without time to regularize their situation.
[00:07:54] The measure could affect more than 730,000 people and
[00:07:58] their families. For now, it is still
[00:08:01] under review. ICE plans
[00:08:04] to buy gloves capable of delivering electric shocks to its
[00:08:08] agents. The Department of Homeland Security estimates the
[00:08:11] cost at between 10 and 20 million dollars. The gloves manufactured
[00:08:15] by Compliant Technologies could be used by the end of
[00:08:19] March. These are presented as devices to prevent a
[00:08:23] situation from worsening, but their critics describe them as
[00:08:27] cruel. A woman will receive
[00:08:31] the city of San Francisco after an incident with the
[00:08:34] police. Here we see what happened that day.
[00:08:37] Cristina Porter, as you can see, was thrown against a wall
[00:08:41] during an arrest attempt for crossing the street.
[00:08:44] Porter sued the city in March 2025. The agreement
[00:08:48] will be considered on September 3rd.
[00:08:52] A San Mateo County jury awarded 33 million dollars
[00:08:56] to two 11-year-old twins who lost their parents
[00:08:59] in a street race. The accident occurred in Redwood City in
[00:09:03] November 2022. César Morales, then 17
[00:09:06] years old, was driving up to 110 miles
[00:09:10] per hour when he crashed into the family's car. The girls
[00:09:14] survived and now live with their aunt, who
[00:09:17] adopted them. Now let's move on to other news. We continue
[00:09:20] monitoring the Timber fire which has already burned more than
[00:09:24] 3,000 acres in Big Sur, and is only 5%
[00:09:27] contained. More than 300 firefighters are struggling with
[00:09:31] poor visibility against the smoke. The authorities maintain
[00:09:34] orders and warnings for evacuation of the
[00:09:38] communities that are along Highway 1.
[00:09:41] Nager. Good afternoon, we are making contact with you who have closely followed
[00:09:45] this fire and precisely the aerial teams remain active
[00:09:49] to prevent this fire from approaching the surrounding
[00:09:52] homes. That's right, Michel, happy afternoon to you and all who tune in from
[00:09:56] Casita, well I tell you that towards that sector, we have even been
[00:09:59] receiving some storm cells, surprisingly what
[00:10:03] we were talking about yesterday, but storms that have been dry
[00:10:07] at the moment, this increases the risk of forest fires, even towards
[00:10:11] the mountain area. That activity of precipitation of quite
[00:10:14] convective storms is still being reported for that area and
[00:10:18] in fact for that mountain sector we have a red flag warning as the conditions are
[00:10:22] imminent for these fires to occur due to
[00:10:26] those dry thunderstorms, since we have an extremely
[00:10:29] dry air mass, so when the precipitation falls from the
[00:10:33] clouds, what it does is evaporate, but we can still receive those
[00:10:36] lightning strikes that would impact the vegetation and thereby
[00:10:40] starting forest fires, in addition these
[00:10:43] storms cause erratic winds, that is, gusts that can be
[00:10:46] sudden and can change direction making these fires
[00:10:50] somewhat unpredictable as to where they can
[00:10:53] spread. and with this also these
[00:10:57] storms on the ground are hindering the operations of
[00:11:00] firefighters who have had to temporarily stop their operations
[00:11:04] and work due to these unstable conditions that could continue
[00:11:08] in the coming hours, mainly towards the mountain
[00:11:11] area, but I don't rule out that for the portions of Monterrey there may still
[00:11:15] be some storms in the coming hours.
[00:11:17] We will remain attentive to the weather conditions and how
[00:11:21] they precisely affect the containment efforts in these
[00:11:25] affected areas. Listen, thousands of San Jose employees vote this
[00:11:28] week on whether to authorize a strike. Wage
[00:11:31] negotiations remain stalled and their contracts
[00:11:34] expired on June 30. A strike could affect
[00:11:38] libraries, public works, housing services, and some
[00:11:41] airport operations. It would be the first
[00:11:44] strike by municipal employees in almost 20 years. We're
[00:11:48] taking a break. When we return, the next time you fly to San
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[00:14:16] Univision Bay Area. We are still pending a case, what for
[00:14:20] some may simply be climbing a few flights of stairs, for
[00:14:24] residents of an Oakland building it has become a recurring
[00:14:27] problem. Saddam Aguayo explains the legal actions that the
[00:14:30] city is taking against the
[00:14:33] owners. Hello, how are you? Good afternoon, we are in downtown
[00:14:37] Oakland. These are the apartments of the
[00:14:40] La Peralta building, a building where last year,
[00:14:44] in summer, the elevator was not working. Today, the city
[00:14:48] of Oakland announces a lawsuit against the owners of this
[00:14:51] building.
[00:14:55] this resident was explaining the problems in the building where he lives,
[00:14:59] but he ran out of breath, and it's no wonder because we asked him to make the
[00:15:02] effort to use the stairs, the elevator works for now,
[00:15:05] but he says that the failures are constant and to show us what
[00:15:09] it means when it stops working, we walked up to his apartment on
[00:15:13] the fifth floor. During the summer of 2025 there were
[00:15:16] 52 days where both elevators were
[00:15:20] out of service, almost two months without an elevator in a six-story
[00:15:24] building and where a large part of the residents are elderly people,
[00:15:28] they have physical limitations to go down the stairs, it is very
[00:15:31] difficult for them, so many of them could not
[00:15:34] attend their medical appointments and the problems are not limited to the
[00:15:38] elevators, there are cockroaches, there is no good
[00:15:41] maintenance, the lawyer explains that they began to receive complaints
[00:15:44] through the city system to report problems in rental
[00:15:48] properties, first they sent a letter to the owners, but there was no
[00:15:52] response,
[00:15:55] Kai says that after years of living here he has not even
[00:15:58] met the building manager in person, he does not have
[00:16:01] problems walking like many of his elderly neighbors who have to ask
[00:16:05] for help, but he has also reported that they have not paid
[00:16:08] attention to him either. The lawsuit primarily seeks to force
[00:16:12] the owner to respect the law, maintain the elevator in
[00:16:15] service, but the objective is also a reduction in rent.
[00:16:18] We argue that this rent has to be reduced, because
[00:16:22] you are paying for fewer services, so we are also asking
[00:16:25] that the tenants be reimbursed. Marta explains that
[00:16:29] furthermore, there is a local law that contemplates a fine of $1 for each
[00:16:33] day that the elevator was out of service. This is not the first
[00:16:36] lawsuit, some tenants had already sued, but the city now
[00:16:40] seeks to represent everyone, even those who did not dare
[00:16:45] retaliation, although they cannot, it is illegal, the owners sometimes
[00:16:48] evict them or harass them to make them leave
[00:16:52] on their own, so that's why we also decided to bring this lawsuit, we're going to
[00:16:56] leave a phone number on your screen, please write it down well,
[00:16:59] this can help you report any situation you
[00:17:03] have as a tenant to the city of Oakland and they can investigate
[00:17:06] and conduct inspections, reporting from
[00:17:10] Oakland for Noticias N+ Univisión Saddam
[00:17:12] Aguayo.
[00:17:20] In a rural community on the outskirts of Manizales, Colombia, more
[00:17:24] than 70% of families lost their homes due to an
[00:17:27] earthquake and are now crying out for help from the authorities.
[00:17:30] Reinaldo de Fernández gives us more details. What
[00:17:34] about? We have been all day visiting the town of
[00:17:37] Bonafón, this is an indigenous community
[00:17:41] the city of Manizales. Here 70% of the
[00:17:44] structures of houses and businesses were left as you can
[00:17:48] see in rubble completely, it was
[00:17:52] one of the most affected areas in the department of
[00:17:55] Caldas, people here are looking for a way to
[00:17:59] recover as they can, run over there
[00:18:02] to that part over there where there was no danger, a tile fell on us, now we
[00:18:06] came here and everything was already on
[00:18:09] the ground, it is worth noting that in this indigenous
[00:18:13] community they have not yet received government aid, they
[00:18:17] tell us that what they have been able to do is help each other
[00:18:20] to collect the rubble and also people from the closest
[00:18:24] town of Río Sucio have come here to donate
[00:18:28] food, drinking water, among other necessary
[00:18:31] provisions at this moment, everyone comes
[00:18:34] to see what happened to us, to see...
[00:18:38] what we need from each other, very very
[00:18:42] very, how do you say, very supportive
[00:18:45] with one another, this is a community protected within the
[00:18:49] nature of the department of Caldas that cries out for
[00:18:52] help from the authorities, reporting for
[00:18:55] you from the department of Caldas in Colombia, Reinaldo
[00:18:58] de Fernández, thank you very much Reinaldo, in other news,
[00:19:02] Meta is facing a new federal trial in Auckland today for accusations
[00:19:06] of making its social networks addictive
[00:19:09] for young people. A bipartisan group of state attorneys general
[00:19:12] sued the company. The lawsuit points to features like
[00:19:16] continuously swiping the screen and notifications of new
[00:19:19] content. It also accuses Meta of collecting data from
[00:19:23] minors without parental permission. And starting today, the
[00:19:26] San Francisco airport is testing a new system to reduce flight
[00:19:30] delays. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will allow
[00:19:33] staggered parallel landings
[00:19:37] to increase arrivals per hour. The airport expects
[00:19:41] to reach 42 flights per hour by the end of August.
[00:19:45] The system will be changed if there is poor visibility or bad
[00:19:48] weather, and it's exactly 6:19
[00:19:51] pm, spectacular conditions at
[00:19:54] this hour, we can see in some places clear skies, well in
[00:19:58] San Francisco, as we know Nayari, the sky is always a bit
[00:20:02] cloudy there, what can we expect in the coming days this Wednesday, the middle
[00:20:06] of the week? That's right, well, as you said, the panorama has been a
[00:20:10] bit cloudy towards the coast, but even here in San Jose we have also been noticing
[00:20:14] a smoky panorama due to the Timber forest
[00:20:18] fire that is in Monterey County and look very closely, the sun
[00:20:21] is already setting earlier, so we are already
[00:20:24] shortening those hours of sunlight, currently the
[00:20:28] temperatures in San Jose are 75, sustained winds of
[00:20:31] 13 miles per hour, quite windy at this hour and look
[00:20:34] towards Santa Rosa, Napa a bit clearer also towards. Livermore at
[00:20:38] 78, my people in Oakland at 68, but we have
[00:20:42] noticed a marked decrease in temperatures, we are talking about
[00:20:47] we had 24 hours ago.
[00:20:50] for my people in Concord, a little higher towards San Francisco due to
[00:20:53] that cloudiness that does not allow the warmth to escape, but we are
[00:20:57] talking about these temperatures having decreased because
[00:21:00] precisely the heat dome that we had last week has
[00:21:04] been displacing towards the southeast of the country, so for my
[00:21:08] people in Florida they will be noticing quite a lot of heat, but here this
[00:21:11] low pressure system is arriving that we normally associate
[00:21:14] with slightly cooler air and we would be noticing some cloudiness
[00:21:18] also in the coming days. in some sectors, but also
[00:21:21] cloudiness due to that monsoonal humidity that we have been receiving and that has
[00:21:25] been causing those storms towards the mountains, but as for the
[00:21:29] temperatures, they will remain quite constant, we are no longer talking about
[00:21:33] 90 to 100 degrees, they will remain at 60,
[00:21:36] 70, a maximum of 80 degrees for my people in Livermore, even
[00:21:39] towards Gilroy, which we normally know are the hottest areas,
[00:21:43] but from there, yes, the displacement of this system could be
[00:21:47] causing strong wind gusts that exceed 20 to 30 miles per
[00:21:51] hour, this in the coming hours and even for tomorrow,
[00:21:54] Thursday, so be very careful because those strong winds will also be
[00:21:58] pushing a lot of smoke particulate here in the Bay
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[00:30:25] in 35 seconds they lose everything they built in 35
[00:30:29] years, we talk to survivors of the Tequendama building in
[00:30:32] Cali, a stone
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[00:30:55] Electric shocks of up to 380 V,
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