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[00:00:00] Rescuers and volunteers are racing against the clock to rescue
[00:00:04] earthquake survivors in Colombia. A Bay Area
[00:00:08] resident tells us a strange case in which the alleged
[00:00:11] buyers of his car allegedly tried to damage the
[00:00:14] vehicle. Conflicting opinions among Bay Area parents
[00:00:18] regarding the executive order that modifies the children's vaccination
[00:00:21] schedule. And the Timber fire in Monterrey
[00:00:25] County could continue to impact
[00:00:27] panorama in a large part of the Bay air quality for the next few days here in the Bay Area. In a few minutes we will
[00:00:31] monitor the
[00:00:31] situation.
[00:00:39] Hello, I'm Michel Beníz, we begin tonight's news.
[00:00:43] In an indigenous community, 3 hours from Manizales, more than
[00:00:47] 70% of families lost their homes due to the
[00:00:50] earthquake and are now crying out for help from the authorities.
[00:00:54] Reinaldo de Fernández will tell us more. How
[00:00:57] are you?
[00:01:00] This is an indigenous community more than 3 hours away from the city of
[00:01:03] Manizales and here 70% of the structures
[00:01:07] have been damaged and right now I am with Mr. Wilson who at this time of
[00:01:11] night he has just barely finished removing the
[00:01:15] debris from his house, can you tell me how this has been? No, this has been a
[00:01:18] terrifying thing, this is not, no, we would not wish this on anyone,
[00:01:22] this was a thing no, no, we have
[00:01:26] been all day with several colleagues
[00:01:29] removing. evacuating debris and covering with plastic,
[00:01:33] you tell me that all this we see here is debris,
[00:01:36] right? All this is real debris, part of the roof that was
[00:01:39] tile, uh, all that debris there
[00:01:43] to evacuate, the dump truck
[00:01:46] is, it has not been enough because it has been a lot, the dump truck was there all day, it
[00:01:50] couldn't evacuate
[00:01:53] everything, that's right friends and since we've been here all
[00:01:57] day touring this town, we've realized that people
[00:02:00] have been working hard to remove the
[00:02:04] debris, we've seen that the only help that has arrived here has been
[00:02:07] from self-management by indigenous leaders and also from people who have
[00:02:11] come to help this community. We return to
[00:02:15] you in the studio.
[00:02:17] While Colombia continues to face the consequences of the earthquake, hundreds
[00:02:21] of citizens, volunteers and rescue teams have mobilized to
[00:02:26] been entering throughout the golden state and with help the affected people,
[00:02:27] American backs you up. Failures in among them is Kelly Roldan who joins us tonight. From Pereira, very
[00:02:30] good evening, Kelly, I know you are accompanied by other volunteers who, like
[00:02:34] you, are extending that helping hand to help the
[00:02:37] people who need your help, something we have
[00:02:41] seen on social networks, several videos of rescuers
[00:02:44] who are making silence to be able to listen
[00:02:48] for possible signs of life, tell us what it feels
[00:02:51] like to live through such moments.
[00:02:54] Eh, the truth is, a lot of nostalgia, a lot of
[00:02:58] sadness to see the city where we live collapsed in this
[00:03:02] the ladies opens the way, but it is very gratifying in
[00:03:05] engine is our hearts to see that there are so many people who unite to help,
[00:03:08] so many people who come to rescue people,
[00:03:11] animals, so many people who are there to donate,
[00:03:15] so we are here contributing our grain of
[00:03:19] sand with our hands for whatever
[00:03:22] is needed in the streets, the people who lost
[00:03:25] everything, eh, you also
[00:03:28] mentioned that... there is the possibility that there is a girl
[00:03:32] who seems to be trapped in the rubble in the place where you
[00:03:36] are helping, do you know who she is and what you are
[00:03:40] doing right now to be able to locate her, well
[00:03:43] really that happened yesterday
[00:03:47] night eh, but so far they have not been able
[00:03:50] to find the girl, the girl gave some signals at certain
[00:03:54] hours of the day, but
[00:03:57] no, as of today they couldn't find her... They found
[00:04:00] a girl about 32 years old in that place where
[00:04:04] we were, eh, we go to help very early,
[00:04:07] but since it's so late, we're already at home
[00:04:10] and we can't really share the place where
[00:04:14] we are, but
[00:04:17] no, they couldn't find the girl, they found
[00:04:21] four people and the
[00:04:24] girl still no, thank you
[00:04:27] Kelly, at this moment hope is with many families. to be able to find their loved
[00:04:30] ones. What would you say to the families who are still waiting, to know if
[00:04:34] their loved ones are alive
[00:04:36] ?
[00:04:39] To have a lot of faith in God, a lot of
[00:04:42] strength. It's really a very difficult situation, you wouldn't wish
[00:04:46] it on anyone, but all the people who
[00:04:49] can help are, eh, with
[00:04:52] faith, when they need us to be silent to
[00:04:56] listen for signs of life and we are praying and asking
[00:05:00] God for people to be able to get out of there, to be able
[00:05:03] to get up from
[00:05:06] this, eh, to keep trusting in God, that all the people who
[00:05:10] are helping. we are putting our best
[00:05:14] effort for people to be able to get out of
[00:05:17] there, thank you very much Kelly, that's right, God
[00:05:21] above all, hands are needed at this
[00:05:24] moment, moments of hope, every minute counts, so thank them for
[00:05:28] the help they are giving in these very necessary moments and in the same way
[00:05:32] we here at N+ Univision Bay Area will remain attentive to any
[00:05:36] update that occurs at any moment in
[00:05:40] this difficult situation that Colombia is facing.
[00:05:44] Remember that the Benefit Concert Unidos por lo nuestro in support of
[00:05:48] Venezuela and Colombia will be this Sunday, August 16 at
[00:05:51] 6 in the afternoon at the Keseya
[00:05:54] Center in Miami, more than 30 stars will participate in the
[00:05:58] concert and the funds raised will be allocated to those affected in
[00:06:02] both countries, the transmission can be followed on the Televisa
[00:06:06] Univision platforms and also on iHeart
[00:06:09] Latino. Let's change a used car
[00:06:13] sale in Morgan Hill ended in an unusual complaint, the owner
[00:06:16] claims that some buyers sabotaged her
[00:06:20] vehicle to lower the price, we are accompanied by María Antonieta
[00:06:23] Mejía, who spoke with that affected person, something that, frankly, a
[00:06:27] case that I had never heard before, no, the truth is that it is definitely
[00:06:30] an unusual case, Michelle, because this person wanted to
[00:06:34] sell her car and in the end her vehicle ended up damaged
[00:06:38] and I'll tell you more or less that this happened because this Morgan Hill
[00:06:41] resident. announced this vehicle through Facebook
[00:06:45] marketplace, but the people who responded came to the
[00:06:48] place and finally ended up pouring a
[00:06:51] substance that he, in the beginning, didn't even know caused
[00:06:55] $500 worth of damage. Let's listen.
[00:06:57] A Morgan Hill resident who prefers to remain
[00:07:01] anonymous, says that over the weekend he had a bad
[00:07:04] experience after being contacted by alleged
[00:07:08] buyers who wanted to see the Toyota. Corolla he put up for
[00:07:12] sale through Facebook Marketplace, I get this
[00:07:15] call and this person was, well,
[00:07:18] somewhat eh,
[00:07:22] well, pressuring me a bit so that,
[00:07:25] let's say, I would meet him the same day. Oscar says it
[00:07:29] was Sunday, they agreed to meet at 7 p.m. in front of a
[00:07:33] San Jose cafe. The young man tells me the first thing he tells me is, can
[00:07:36] you open the trunk? So I, trustingly, well
[00:07:40] sure, he wants to see the car, right? So, eh, I open the
[00:07:43] trunk and well that's where the distraction begins,
[00:07:47] he tells me, I want to see under the spare tire. A man and two
[00:07:51] women dressed in long skirts accompanied by two
[00:07:54] children arrived at the appointment. I start taking out the
[00:07:58] spare tire, but where the
[00:08:00] let's say the trunk door is, there is
[00:08:04] a space, so I didn't lose sight of the two
[00:08:08] women in front, so when...
[00:08:10] I quickly see them, one of
[00:08:14] car's hood where the
[00:08:18] and this other one opens the
[00:08:21] oil cap and one of them
[00:08:25] takes out of her skirt, she has some
[00:08:27] long skirts, she takes out of her skirt a liquid, it was a
[00:08:30] bottle of water with something and poured it where the
[00:08:34] oil goes. Immediately he confronted the women and
[00:08:37] threatened to call the police and the group of
[00:08:41] people quickly fled. from the scene, after the frustrated
[00:08:44] sale he had to take his car with a tow truck and the
[00:08:48] mechanic told him that the substance they put in his Toyota
[00:08:51] was soapy water. In total, the car seller
[00:08:55] says that due to the damage they caused to his vehicle and
[00:08:58] in order to repair it, he had to pay $500.
[00:09:02] This is making him doubt if he really wants to put this vehicle
[00:09:06] up for sale again. A spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau has
[00:09:09] recommendations for selling a vehicle. and not
[00:09:12] have unpleasant surprises, try, for
[00:09:15] example, to always do these transactions in public places, you can go
[00:09:19] directly, for example, to police departments, also
[00:09:22] do the transaction there face to face, if there is no
[00:09:26] reason to distrust, in fact Oscar did call the San
[00:09:29] Jose police and filed an online report, never go
[00:09:32] alone, do not trust and
[00:09:36] definitely never take your eyes off them when they are
[00:09:39] checking the car, because they can do anything to it, right?
[00:09:43] Well, without a doubt a very unpleasant experience, what the
[00:09:47] buyer told me is that he believes that this action of the alleged
[00:09:50] buyers, what the seller told me, is that it was to negotiate
[00:09:54] the price down, he sold or offered this vehicle for about
[00:09:58] 10, they promised him they would pay
[00:10:00] cash, but finally, well, in the end the
[00:10:04] transaction was not completed and he was left with a very bad experience and
[00:10:07] having to pay $500, so be very careful, I return to you
[00:10:11] Michel. Thank you very much Maria, no doubt a bad experience, let's hope that
[00:10:15] no one else goes through that, because it's really worrying, now let's go
[00:10:19] to the other side of the studio with Ajyari NG and the weather conditions, Nayari, good
[00:10:22] evening, good evening, in fact. he commented that it's a
[00:10:25] night to be watching the Perseid meteor shower that will be
[00:10:29] happening in fact this morning, the peak will be from tonight from
[00:10:32] August 12th to 13th and we will have a new moon, meaning that the sky
[00:10:36] will be a little darker and in fact they are remains of the Swift
[00:10:40] Choro comet that burn upon entering the atmosphere and look like those
[00:10:43] shooting stars but they are not but rather they are remains of that
[00:10:47] comet, but the situation will be that we will have that cloudy
[00:10:52] Area, this will cause us not to be able to... perceive them in the
[00:10:56] next few hours and I do not rule out that in fact some showers will also
[00:10:59] occur towards the coastal area and if you are going to go out anyway
[00:11:03] to see them, remember that the temperatures will be in the range of
[00:11:07] 50 to 60 degrees, so it will be quite cold and strong winds, we
[00:11:11] will talk about that later on.
[00:11:14] Parents and doctors react to the executive order that
[00:11:17] recommends spacing out some of the childhood vaccines, I have the
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[00:11:23] Also, gas prices could go down if the federal tax
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[00:13:55] a very important moment because it is the beginning of the school
[00:14:06] We continue, the new Trump administration policy on childhood
[00:14:10] vaccines is raising questions among parents,
[00:14:13] we now go with Enrique Níbal Gutiérrez, who has more details,
[00:14:16] Enrique, good evening, hello Michel, very
[00:14:19] good evening, this comes at
[00:14:22] year and in California the requirements have
[00:14:25] not changed, but pediatricians warn about the possible effects of
[00:14:29] separating some of these vaccines. With the
[00:14:32] return to classes, parents check their children's vaccination records,
[00:14:35] but a new executive order from President Trump
[00:14:39] changes federal recommendations on childhood vaccines, among
[00:14:43] the proposals is to separate the vaccine against measles, mumps
[00:14:46] and rubella, known as MMR. This vaccine, the
[00:14:50] MMR, the measles, mumps
[00:14:53] and rubella vaccine, has been around since 1971, it's been more than
[00:14:57] 55 years that we eh give it to
[00:15:00] patients, no? So and in general there have been no problems,
[00:15:04] no, one in a million can have an allergic reaction,
[00:15:07] but usually nothing happens with these vaccines,
[00:15:11] no. For some parents, separating vaccines would also
[00:15:14] mean more doctor visits, well I think that's wrong
[00:15:18] because now they have to take them two or three
[00:15:20] times to the doctor and well, it's better to have
[00:15:25] everything included in one. Yacundo, another parent, says he
[00:15:28] prefers to follow the advice of pediatricians. To the pediatrician, I think
[00:15:32] he is right, because they studied for all
[00:15:35] that. The doctor warns. distributing vaccines over more
[00:15:38] visits could make it more difficult for some families to complete the
[00:15:42] schedule, what we do see is that
[00:15:46] when we space out the vaccines, when the vaccines are not
[00:15:49] in the same visit it is more difficult not
[00:15:52] only for the parent to come back again with their child, no, so it is seen, so
[00:15:56] there it probably can cause some of the
[00:15:59] children not to have their vaccine and therefore
[00:16:03] then the risk of transmissions of these preventable
[00:16:06] diseases will increase. For now, in California, the rules for entering schools remain
[00:16:09] the same. The state maintains as requirements, among
[00:16:13] others, vaccines against measles, mumps and rubella,
[00:16:16] as well as polio, pertussis, hepatitis B and varicella.
[00:16:20] The most consistent recommendation is always to go with your pediatrician, no, with your
[00:16:24] family doctor, with your family practice, and
[00:16:27] follow the recommendations, because we follow the recommendations of the American Academy of
[00:16:31] Pediatrics, no, so, and they show us, they
[00:16:35] show us clinical studies
[00:16:38] that this putting the MMR vaccine
[00:16:41] together, then decreases the risk of
[00:16:44] these diseases, before returning to school, the doctor's message is
[00:16:48] to keep children protected, it is important, no, that now that the
[00:16:51] school year is starting, that all
[00:16:55] children are vaccinated for their
[00:16:57] schools. For now, parents in
[00:17:01] California do not have to change the vaccination schedule required
[00:17:05] by schools, health authorities. recommend checking
[00:17:08] records and consulting with the pediatrician before making any
[00:17:12] changes, I'm Enrique Níval Gutiérrez, Michel, back to you, thank
[00:17:15] you very much Enrique, well, do you remember when we were little, vaccines were
[00:17:19] so important, I remember having that fear and now that I'm grown up I say the
[00:17:23] importance so we don't have to get sick, right? That's right, and in fact these days
[00:17:27] we were talking about those vaccines that left us with marks and
[00:17:30] we were born in our countries or we were born here, right? That's right, I still have
[00:17:34] the vaccine, well the mark, my vaccine and now until now. I don't know how many
[00:17:38] vaccines I've already had, Michelle, what we do know is that this
[00:17:41] Wednesday is practically over and the weather conditions well they
[00:17:45] give us a little more fresh air, no? That's
[00:17:48] right, although well it's still bringing in quite a bit of humidity Michelle, this is
[00:17:52] worrying with respect to that risk of forest fires due to
[00:17:56] dry thunderstorms, there we are seeing that strip of humidity that comes
[00:18:00] from the south and that of course has
[00:18:04] it leaving us with thunderstorms towards the mountain areas. This
[00:18:07] is due to orographic lifting, which is the humidity that
[00:18:11] rises up the mountains and condenses and precipitates. Now,
[00:18:14] unfortunately, several of these storm cells could be
[00:18:18] causing those lightning strikes that impact the dry vegetation,
[00:18:22] since that rain could evaporate before reaching the
[00:18:25] surface of the earth, because there is not enough humidity and with it,
[00:18:28] as I tell you, the risk of forest fires is that in fact for the
[00:18:32] Lake Tahoe area we are noticing that red
[00:18:35] flag warning that is in effect. at least until tomorrow,
[00:18:39] precisely because of that risk of dry thunderstorms and that is how the
[00:18:43] instability towards the mountains will continue for the next few hours and as I
[00:18:46] mentioned before, Bay Area I do not rule out some showers
[00:18:50] towards the coast, but look at the mountains still
[00:18:53] worrying in these coming days and even more so because towards
[00:18:57] that area is where we have abnormally dry
[00:19:00] conditions as you can see in that yellow tone and
[00:19:03] continuing the monitoring of the Timber fire towards Monterey
[00:19:06] County. I tell you that it has already consumed more than 4.0 acres,
[00:19:09] 7% containment and unfortunately it continues to grow every
[00:19:13] day and containment efforts seem to be
[00:19:16] quite slow and the thing is that I tell you that we will also have strong
[00:19:20] winds in the next few hours, gusts that for tomorrow exceed
[00:19:24] 20 to 30 miles per hour and with it
[00:19:27] also moving that smoke particulate very
[00:19:30] close to portions of Santa Clara County for these
[00:19:33] next few days, so take care. people, as for temperatures there is not much
[00:19:37] concern because they drop for the next few days, we are already talking about
[00:19:41] maximums that remain below 80 degrees
[00:19:44] for the weekend.
[00:19:47] Gas prices could go
[00:19:50] down if the federal tax is suspended,
[00:19:53] the proposal sounds simple, temporarily remove a tax so that
[00:19:57] millions of drivers pay less when filling up their tank.
[00:20:01] Today the federal tax is 18.4 cents
[00:20:04] per gallon of gasoline and 24.4 cents per
[00:20:08] gallon of diesel, that money, beware, does not
[00:20:11] disappear but is used primarily to finance
[00:20:14] roads, bridges and other infrastructure projects. Now President
[00:20:18] Trump wants to suspend the tax for a limited
[00:20:21] period, but there is a key detail, he cannot do it
[00:20:25] alone, the proposal needs the approval of Congress,
[00:20:28] but why does it arise now? because the national average price of
[00:20:32] gasoline exceeded $4.50
[00:20:36] per gallon, amid the crisis and tension in the Middle
[00:20:39] East, but the cost for the government would be enormous, the
[00:20:43] bipartisan policy center estimates that suspending the tax
[00:20:46] for 5 months would mean about 17
[00:20:51] less for roads, in addition, listen, some legislators warn that the federal
[00:20:55] infrastructure fund could run out of
[00:20:57] resources before
[00:21:00] 2028, so we could see some savings at the
[00:21:04] gas station, but who would pay the bill
[00:21:06] afterwards?
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[00:24:11] Tamaramino spoke with him and presents his testimony.
[00:24:14] We traveled from San Jose.
[00:24:18] Francisco and we arrived in Phoenix, Arizona and there they
[00:24:21] caught us. When we got off the plane, some immigration officers
[00:24:25] stopped us. That was the surprise that awaited them
[00:24:28] upon landing in Phoenix on August 6th. They just told her to
[00:24:32] present her identification, her
[00:24:35] Ecuadorian passport that she had, and then they
[00:24:38] told her that they were detaining her because she had overstayed her
[00:24:41] visa. That's how Diana Andreina Vera, an Ecuadorian woman residing in San
[00:24:45] Jose, was intercepted and detained. She has been in the United
[00:24:48] States for more than 2 years. She came with a
[00:24:51] tourist visa. They met since then, got married
[00:24:55] in October 2025, and he, as a US citizen,
[00:24:59] began the process to regularize Diana's immigration status.
[00:25:03] We started the process in February
[00:25:06] 2026. We had just gone to see the
[00:25:08] doctors who needed their vaccines.
[00:25:12] We had everything ready, yes, for the green card, but they decided
[00:25:15] to travel to fulfill his wife's wish to see the Grand Canyon.
[00:25:19] And now she is detained hundreds of miles from her home and her husband
[00:25:23] is looking for a way to get her out. It doesn't matter if you are not a criminal,
[00:25:27] we have seen an increase in people who have no criminal record. This
[00:25:30] lawyer explains that each case is different, that immigration status and the
[00:25:34] history of each person can determine the risk when traveling. They
[00:25:37] are doing everything possible to reach those monthly quotas by
[00:25:41] making arrests at airports. Despite letting you
[00:25:45] board the plane, it is not safe. That is why immigration
[00:25:48] lawyers recommend extreme caution before taking a
[00:25:51] flight. If they do not have residency, they should not
[00:25:54] fly from here until there is a change in that policy. Omar trusts that
[00:25:58] a habeas corpus petition can help them obtain her freedom
[00:26:02] on bail and thus continue with the process of regularizing his wife's
[00:26:06] status. I thank God that
[00:26:09] I have the opportunity to talk to her and send her messages and
[00:26:13] tell her all the love that I have for her. Meanwhile, her
[00:26:17] husband remains in San Jose with a question that no one has been able to
[00:26:20] answer for him yet: Will Diana be able to return home? Tamaramino
[00:26:24] news N+ Univision, we hope that
[00:26:27] it will be so and they will be together again. Now we move on to a preview
[00:26:31] of the N+ newscast. A late-night edition, thank
[00:26:34] you very much, good evening. I tell you that a Guatemalan family is separated after ICE
[00:26:38] agents arrested the parents, and now an 18-year-old girl
[00:26:42] is in charge of her four siblings. And a study reveals that climbing
[00:26:46] stairs, standing, or walking at a brisk pace can
[00:26:49] reduce the risk of suffering certain types of cancer. The details
[00:26:53] of this and more in just minutes on the N+ Univision late-night
[00:26:56] edition. We
[00:26:57] await you.
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[00:34:02] And for my family in El Salvador, I don't know if you've already heard
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[00:34:09] 5.5, specifically in Zachiri Lagua, which was at a
[00:34:13] depth of almost 60 kilometers. This was felt
[00:34:16] even in Honduras and also in Nicaragua. So far no damages
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[00:34:24] Geological Survey. This is due to the subduction of the Cocos
[00:34:27] plate. Meanwhile, here for my people in Gilroy, a greeting to
[00:34:31] you all. This is how the temperatures look in the coming days. We finally
[00:34:35] escaped that heat, but we are going to expect some cloudiness for this
[00:34:39] weekend. Thank you very much Nacher, we will continue to monitor that
[00:34:43] earthquake. We move on to this news: Six out of 10 households in the United
[00:34:47] States reduced their protein purchases due to high
[00:34:50] prices. A Market Beat survey conducted in
[00:34:53] July of more than 3,000 adults revealed that families
[00:34:57] are buying less meat and looking for cheaper options. In
[00:35:00] fact, 58% even reduced their portions
[00:35:04] so that others could eat even more. That's how we
[00:35:07] say goodbye for now, remember that the information continues digitally
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[00:35:26] to know before the end of the day. Against the clock, they are working in
[00:35:29] Colombia to find survivors under the rubble, we were
[00:35:33] witnesses to the rescue of a
[00:35:35] person,
[00:35:40] a couple of immigrants are arrested in front of their five children as they leave a
[00:35:44] church. Now the 18-year-old daughter has to take care of her
[00:35:48] siblings,
[00:35:48] superheroes without capes
[00:35:53] risk their lives and face a burning car with a person
[00:35:56] inside.