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[00:00:00] that took off from Madrid to have an Wednesday of every month, people from the exceptional view of the moment when protest, what will be
[00:00:03] the moon completely covered the sun, for
[00:00:07] Spain it was the first total eclipse in more
[00:00:11] with the purchase and financing than 120 years, that's all the news, rest, good night, see you
[00:00:15] tomorrow with the news.
[00:00:37] to Friday from 2:30 to 1
[00:00:45] the store. Hurry for the best and from Manizales, Colombia, we
[00:00:48] bring you the count of the damages of this terrible
[00:00:51] earthquake that severely impacted
[00:00:54] Colombia. In addition, the Board of Supervisors in
[00:00:58] Sacramento County approve a new
[00:01:00] financial incentive for new housing
[00:01:04] 70%, in addition to developments, and what for some may simply be climbing a
[00:01:07] few floors by stairs for residents of a building in
[00:01:10] Auckland has become a recurring
[00:01:13] problem, and I said that I ask
[00:01:16] for justice for him. These are the words of the mother
[00:01:20] of the construction worker who died on Highway
[00:01:23] 50, after the
[00:01:25] the platforms, besides that person accused as guilty was released on bail, in a moment I will tell you the
[00:01:28] story. Good morning, it's 6:01 in the morning,
[00:01:31] welcome to Noticias N+, Univision California, it's
[00:01:35] good that you join me this morning, always grateful for your
[00:01:40] her. loyal tuning, it's August 13th of this year 2026, we reached
[00:01:44] Thursday, as they say, that
[00:01:46] 8009147501 little Friday, well, how about we connect with Lorena Lin
[00:01:50] for the weather conditions, because I imagine you, an essential
[00:01:53] worker, want to know how those conditions will be to understand how
[00:01:57] you should protect your health. and stay
[00:02:00] safe at all times, go ahead Lorena, good morning,
[00:02:04] good morning friends, nice to accompany you, we start the day again
[00:02:07] with those fog banks towards the coast,
[00:02:13] places, for example, taking advantage but today it will not be as dense, it would be more like fog fields and low clouds that in the
[00:02:16] next few hours will dissipate quite a bit, so today we will not
[00:02:20] have as much impact on visibility, for the
[00:02:23] next few hours in Sacramento the temperatures will be between
[00:02:26] around 63 degrees at 8 in the morning. at noon
[00:02:30] we go up to 74, at 4 in the afternoon 79
[00:02:34] school, leaders in the city of and the maximum will be in the range of low 80s, much less than
[00:02:38] what we usually have at this time
[00:02:41] skin, with such a public life I have been of year, in Fresno it will also be quite
[00:02:43] the talk of pleasant, we start at 8 in the morning with 72 degrees, we go up
[00:02:46] at noon to
[00:02:48] benefit from
[00:02:48] Maribel who are up there I don't think they look 83, at 4 in the afternoon to 91 degrees, at 5 we can reach
[00:02:52] 92, 93, no more than that and for the bay area today
[00:02:56] it will be mostly cloudy, the
[00:02:58] you want to travel for less and what you fog banks will dissipate. Those cloudy conditions remain
[00:03:02] and temperatures all day in the 60s range.
[00:03:06] Thanks Lorena for that report at 6:02 in the morning let's talk about the
[00:03:09] fires that continue
[00:03:12] water allocation for to consume land here in northern California, for example, authorities are making an
[00:03:16] appeal because there is an evacuation alert in Nevada
[00:03:21] in a popular neighborhood, the County, this is in relation to the Yuva fire. This Newton community is at
[00:03:25] risk from this disaster that has already consumed tens of
[00:03:28] acres of vegetation. authorities in that area are asking
[00:03:32] people to be vigilant at all
[00:03:35] times, because those orders could be extended,
[00:03:39] our students entering first while Calfire members if you have been injured in an accident continue to fight the
[00:03:42] flames. On the other hand, authorities arrested a woman
[00:03:46] accused of starting the fires that occurred on the border
[00:03:49] of California and Nevada, north
[00:03:51] my child, you of Reno. We are talking about
[00:03:53] will help them in the Christine Mitchell, 47 you just woke up this years old. Apparently,
[00:03:57] she confessed to having intentionally
[00:04:01] started the fire at various points in that area, in addition to
[00:04:04] being in possession of a controlled substance, the
[00:04:08] disaster has burned more than 66 acres
[00:04:12] of land, now its level of containment continues to
[00:04:15] increase by the authorities who are there
[00:04:19] fighting those flames. Let's talk now about
[00:04:21] state information because the California Insurance Commissioner,
[00:04:25] we are talking about Ricardo Lara, announced new
[00:04:28] reforms to make
[00:04:32] so I did the insurance rate review process more transparent, the measures expand
[00:04:35] public access to information, in addition they say
[00:04:38] they strengthen oversight of costs that could affect consumer
[00:04:42] premiums, and California continues to promote a more
[00:04:45] efficient government, without resorting to drastic cuts
[00:04:49] experts, within the different
[00:04:51] City Supervisor Rosario state agencies, are League, in the Defender League developing new tools and
[00:04:52] have reduced visibility strategies to improve
[00:04:55] public services from... until hiring and
[00:05:00] security. These measures seek a more agile
[00:05:03] and effective government.
[00:05:06] And we are going to move on to more information, we even
[00:05:10] shared this with you yesterday. yesterday, how Uber
[00:05:14] and Lyft drivers will now be able to have
[00:05:18] representation through a union at the
[00:05:21] state level. My colleague Ana Casablanca is touring the different
[00:05:24] cities to understand how this affects these drivers and how,
[00:05:27] right? Let's go with her report. We
[00:05:31] found him in the middle of the day, because imagine, I've been working since 5:30 in the
[00:05:35] morning and I haven't even made $100. By noon he had already accumulated almost
[00:05:39] 7 hours working with. Uber, but he says that the numbers
[00:05:42] simply didn't add up, so you agree that you keep a certain
[00:05:46] percentage, I mean we always get 30, a maximum of
[00:05:49] 35, the rest goes to Uber, I don't know how they,
[00:05:53] how they distribute it, and it is precisely the issue of earnings that the California
[00:05:57] Gigworkers Union wants to bring to the table. After almost
[00:06:01] a decade, on August 7th, the organization reached the
[00:06:04] required level of support among drivers to advance in the
[00:06:08] union representation process. we are fighting
[00:06:11] for much better pay because right now they practically keep
[00:06:17] better earnings, the union seeks access to health insurance that, according to
[00:06:21] the organization, better responds to the needs of
[00:06:25] drivers, and the third thing we also want is a deactivation
[00:06:28] department, Uber has closed all hubs, this to help
[00:06:31] drivers who have problems with accounts or are deactivated from
[00:06:37] one is putting a car, one is putting.
[00:06:41] car insurance and for those who spend hours behind the wheel like Eduardo, any
[00:06:45] increase in their earnings is a help to negotiate, obviously it will be a
[00:06:48] team of negotiations together with lawyers, however Hector tells
[00:06:52] us he now awaits the formal certification from the California
[00:06:56] Public Employment Relations Board, a process that,
[00:06:59] according to him, could take up to 30 days, well, we will continue fighting to
[00:07:03] be paid what we really deserve and once
[00:07:06] received, he says, it could advance towards
[00:07:10] negotiations. sent a statement
[00:07:12] participating in good faith in a
[00:07:15] new process, he will remain focused on helping drivers to
[00:07:19] succeed.
[00:07:21] Thanks to Ana Casablanca for that report,
[00:07:26] we go to 6:07 in the morning to the city of Folsom, where
[00:07:30] the municipal council approved unanimously the
[00:07:34] purchase of vacant land for more than $7 million dollars with
[00:07:37] plans to develop affordable housing,
[00:07:41] which is located next to Folsom Lake College, would have capacity for
[00:07:45] about 200 multifamily units and currently
[00:07:48] belongs to Lake Side Church and the
[00:07:52] Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved a new
[00:07:56] financial incentive for affordable
[00:07:58] housing developers. The county will allow part of
[00:08:02] a fund of more than 2 million dollars to be used to
[00:08:06] cover certain fees, including park
[00:08:09] fees, however. the city supervisor
[00:08:12] opposed it, preferring to return those funds to the
[00:08:16] general budget and the Bureau of Reclamation
[00:08:20] announced a 3% increase in the
[00:08:25] Westland Water District and other
[00:08:28] contractors of the Central Valley Water Project, the
[00:08:31] district described the increase as significant for
[00:08:35] farmers and stressed that it will help reduce the
[00:08:38] dependence on groundwater pumping.
[00:08:42] well, and we are going to move on to more information, we are going to
[00:08:45] Colombia where the emergency and rescue
[00:08:49] teams deployed in the country, well, entered on Wednesday,
[00:08:53] that is, we are talking about yesterday to what they call
[00:08:56] a final phase of search operations after
[00:09:00] the devastating magnitude 7.4 earthquake that shook
[00:09:04] the west of the country last Monday, the official
[00:09:07] death toll from the earthquake that hit Colombia has risen to
[00:09:11] more than 260 fatalities, while
[00:09:14] the count of missing persons is said
[00:09:18] to exceed 4, local authorities confirm
[00:09:22] that due to the magnitude of the earthquake and the collapse of numerous
[00:09:25] buildings, thousands of people are still
[00:09:28] unaccounted for. and immediately we are going to connect
[00:09:32] with my colleague Reinaldo de Fernández, as we know he has been
[00:09:36] touring the different communities and can clarify for us
[00:09:39] in this new day how the situation is in that
[00:09:43] region, we see behind you that those labors continue, go
[00:09:47] ahead Reinaldo. Good morning Maribel, friends
[00:09:50] viewers of Northern California,
[00:09:53] I am still here in Manizales, Colombia and this time I greet you from the
[00:09:57] La Estrella neighborhood, where the damage count continues,
[00:10:01] Maribel, behind me you can see how the
[00:10:04] debris removal of collapsed buildings begins,
[00:10:08] they have been terribly
[00:10:11] reduced to rubble Maribel, friends viewers, according to what the
[00:10:14] mayor of the city of Manizales reported yesterday, at
[00:10:18] least 1400 structures.
[00:10:21] were completely, just like you see that truck, just like
[00:10:25] you see, greetings to the driver who is taking out all the
[00:10:29] debris, so completely reduced to debris,
[00:10:32] while another thousand structures Maribel
[00:10:35] were quite affected, but
[00:10:38] that's not all, because according to the team of engineers who are
[00:10:42] supervising the area, the houses in that city, it is expected that
[00:10:46] another 200 structures were also affected
[00:10:49] by this earthquake, we... we talk to people that this
[00:10:53] city is not only in structural ruins but
[00:10:57] also in emotional ruins, let's listen to what people
[00:11:00] tell us, it felt like it was falling on me, so I was
[00:11:04] scared and I threw myself against
[00:11:08] another wall to fall here and I
[00:11:11] am alive by a miracle, by a miracle and thanks to
[00:11:15] God and I am not working much because I can't, the truth is
[00:11:18] we have, well, there we go forward and you can't go back because
[00:11:22] no, instead of going back, you have to believe in God our Lord that he will
[00:11:25] help us, in the city of Manizales at least
[00:11:29] six people were killed, unfortunately,
[00:11:32] many others are still affected, at least some
[00:11:36] 2000, we were touring yesterday the main Coliseum
[00:11:39] which is the place where the victims are and the
[00:11:42] number of victims has increased, at least 300 people are
[00:11:46] there, this is the count. of the years Maribel from the
[00:11:49] city of Manizales, Colombia. Reinaldo, you even had
[00:11:53] the opportunity to visit small communities very close
[00:11:56] to Manizales, and the feeling there is even greater, because it is an
[00:11:59] area where help has practically not arrived,
[00:12:03] right? Maribel, help doesn't
[00:12:07] exist. Yesterday I was visiting the indigenous reservation of Bonafón, a
[00:12:10] community 3 hours from this same
[00:12:13] city, and there approximately 70% of the
[00:12:16] families have severe damage in their
[00:12:20] houses, in their homes, and they say that among all of them, among the
[00:12:24] whole community they are helping each other to be able to eat, others give
[00:12:27] lodging, accommodation to other people, among all of them they help to
[00:12:31] remove the debris, but unfortunately there, help
[00:12:34] has not arrived as in these
[00:12:38] of the live images that you are sharing with me this morning,
[00:12:41] behind you we see the continuing efforts, it is something that is
[00:12:45] practically echoing in the different communities, however, as you just
[00:12:48] said, in some of them, help has not arrived, however,
[00:12:52] what is the feeling, for example, do relatives arrive at this
[00:12:56] place, or only the official, relevant
[00:12:59] authorities are the ones who have access to these
[00:13:03] places? That's right, let's let our camera
[00:13:06] friend focus a little more on the panorama
[00:13:08] here, the truth is those people
[00:13:13] so good, they are people, a woman in white and
[00:13:17] a woman in black were owners of properties that are currently being
[00:13:20] reduced to rubble, the authorities are here
[00:13:24] too, many people have arrived, you can see the pain in
[00:13:28] their eyes Maribel, as they try to recover material possessions, but
[00:13:31] unfortunately everything has been reduced to rubble,
[00:13:34] this same panorama is present in different parts of
[00:13:38] the city, in the Milán neighborhood, here in the Estrella neighborhood and in
[00:13:42] different surrounding areas, we were
[00:13:46] Carmen neighborhood, where also. a church was completely
[00:13:49] in ruins too, we also have to understand something
[00:13:53] Reinaldo, that look, while here there are rubble next to you, there are
[00:13:56] buildings that practically survived this
[00:14:00] earthquake, the force of the earthquake, but people still
[00:14:03] don't have access to them, do they?
[00:14:07] That's right, those buildings were severely affected by the earthquake and
[00:14:10] probably the one you see there in white will be demolished
[00:14:14] because its entire foundation was severely affected and according
[00:14:18] to what the authorities say, that building will also be
[00:14:22] demolished, others have to be
[00:14:25] remodeled, they have to be restructured again because the
[00:14:28] truth is that as long as the foundations are affected, everything is
[00:14:32] compromised, so that is the panorama and the truth is that people
[00:14:35] are still here trying to remove the debris, here we see a
[00:14:38] truck arriving here below preparing for the other truck
[00:14:42] to leave to continue removing, this is all completely live, friends
[00:14:46] viewers, what is happening. at this hour is the panorama that
[00:14:49] is being experienced here in Manizales, Colombia, a city Maribel
[00:14:53] quite sad about everything that has happened and the aftershocks have
[00:14:57] been terrible too, difficult reality of our Colombian
[00:15:00] brothers and all those families who have also shown
[00:15:04] solidarity from a distance. Reinaldo de Fernández, thank you very
[00:15:07] much for this live report that you have shared with us this morning and
[00:15:11] we must remember that there is still hope, we must
[00:15:15] keep that in our hearts. Also this morning we also have the
[00:15:19] story of a woman who was arrested in Arizona,
[00:15:22] this after leaving San Francisco
[00:15:39] airport and the odyssey her family
[00:15:42] is experiencing. In addition, President
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[00:18:31] 3, we start the day with cool temperatures, if you
[00:18:34] leave early towards the San Francisco area the temperature will be
[00:18:38] 60 degrees, a little cooler in Santa Rosa at 56 degrees,
[00:18:41] Sacramento 61, Fresno 71 and in the
[00:18:44] afternoon temperatures will not rise much, notice that we would be having
[00:18:48] highs today in Sacramento at 81 degrees, in
[00:18:52] Fresno 93, Bakersfield 96. but yesterday in Fresno and
[00:18:55] Bakersfield we had highs of 99 degrees, today it will be cooler
[00:18:59] still, yesterday in Sacramento we were at 90 degrees, today we will drop
[00:19:02] 9 degrees compared to yesterday, so it will be a much
[00:19:06] more pleasant, more enjoyable day, yes, there are some
[00:19:10] areas that will have storms and they would be concentrated
[00:19:14] fundamentally in mountain areas, all the parts or the highest
[00:19:17] peaks of the Sierra Nevada towards the bordering
[00:19:21] deserts, with Nevada we will have storms accompanied by
[00:19:24] numerous electrical discharges and strong
[00:19:27] wind gusts and with this comes a risk of forest
[00:19:31] fires, so we have a fire watch for Truckee, Lake
[00:19:34] Tahoe City, South Lake Tahoe, and there is a fire risk warning towards
[00:19:38] the mountains, the Bear Valley area, that would be until tonight
[00:19:41] and then concentrated in Mono County we have until 9
[00:19:44] at night also a flood watch, as those rains and
[00:19:48] those storms can come accompanied by that risk of
[00:19:52] floods, for the next few days the storms will gradually
[00:19:56] decrease, we will still have them for tomorrow and we will
[00:19:59] continue to talk about that in the next few minutes. Thanks Lorena,
[00:20:03] we'll be waiting for you, meanwhile let's move on to more because an Ecuadorian woman in the city
[00:20:06] of San Jose ended up detained during a trip to Arizona and
[00:20:10] now her husband is looking for a way to get her out of the detention
[00:20:13] center where she is and this case they say could
[00:20:16] be one more of the new strategy that the federal government is carrying
[00:20:20] out to detain immigrants at national
[00:20:24] airports Tamaramino, I had the opportunity to talk to him and he presents
[00:20:27] his story to us. We traveled from San Francisco
[00:20:31] and arrived in Phoenix, Arizona, where they caught us, when
[00:20:34] we got off the plane, immigration officers approached
[00:20:38] us, that was the surprise that awaited them upon landing
[00:20:41] in Phoenix on August 6th, he just told her to
[00:20:45] present her identification, her Ecuadorian
[00:20:48] passport that she has and then they told her
[00:20:52] that she has humor because her visa expired, that's how
[00:20:55] Diana Andreina Vera, an Ecuadorian woman resident of San Jose, was
[00:20:58] intercepted and detained. She has been in the United States for more
[00:21:01] than 2 years, she came with a tourist visa.
[00:21:05] they met since then, they got married in October
[00:21:08] 2025 and he, as a US citizen, initiated the
[00:21:12] process to regularize Diana's immigration status, we started the
[00:21:16] process in February 2026, we recently
[00:21:20] went to see the doctors who
[00:21:22] need their vaccines, we have everything
[00:21:26] ready, yes, for the green card, but they decided to travel to
[00:21:30] fulfill his wife's wish to see the Grand Canyon and now
[00:21:34] she is detained hundreds of miles from her home and her husband is looking for a way to get her out, it doesn't matter if you are
[00:21:37] not a criminal, we have seen an increase in people who do not have
[00:21:41] criminal records, this lawyer explains that each case is different, that
[00:21:44] immigration status and personal history can determine the risk
[00:21:48] when traveling, they are doing everything possible to reach those monthly
[00:21:52] quotas by making arrests at airports,
[00:21:55] despite being allowed to board the plane, it is not safe, that is
[00:21:59] why immigration lawyers recommend extreme caution
[00:22:03] before taking a flight, if they do not have residency, they should not
[00:22:06] fly from here until there is a change in that policy. Omar trusts
[00:22:10] that a habeas corpus petition can help them get their
[00:22:13] freedom on bail and thus continue with the process of regularizing his
[00:22:17] wife's status. I thank God that
[00:22:21] I have the opportunity to talk to her and send her messages and
[00:22:25] tell her all the love I have for
[00:22:30] Thanks Tamara for the report and of course we will be following up on
[00:22:34] this case 6:22. in the morning, we continue with more immigration
[00:22:38] topics because President Trump's administration proposes to eliminate the 60-day grace period that
[00:22:41] foreign workers with
[00:22:44] the so-called H1B visa have to
[00:22:48] seek employment after being laid off, if approved,
[00:22:51] these employees could lose their immigration status almost
[00:22:55] immediately after being laid off, without time
[00:22:59] to regularize their immigration situation, the measure
[00:23:02] could affect more than 730,000
[00:23:05] people and their families, what
[00:23:08] we are always doing every year is improving communication
[00:23:12] and the stages we have
[00:23:16] to be able to respond to any situation
[00:23:19] as soon as possible, while families prepare for back to
[00:23:24] Fresno share the changes they will notice in the
[00:23:27] new school year and health issues, almost one in
[00:23:31] three adults in the country with high blood pressure. and without
[00:23:34] treatment they could
[00:23:38] certain medications.
[00:23:41] Upon returning we talked to the family of the construction
[00:23:44] worker who died due to a road incident on Highway
[00:23:48] 50. Digital Edition California, Monday to Friday from
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[00:24:42] right now who can offer you a completely
[00:24:45] free consultation, so if you have been injured in an
[00:24:49] accident and are at home thinking, how am I going to
[00:24:52] pay these medical bills, how am I going to repair my car,
[00:24:56] well, we can help you, in fact, we are
[00:24:59] here to help you, take action and call with
[00:25:03] your question, we will tell you how much your case is
[00:25:06] worth, Milo, tell the viewers at home the reason why
[00:25:10] you are here and most importantly, who should call,
[00:25:13] of course Victoria, first of all, we thank you
[00:25:17] for having us here... we are happy to answer the questions
[00:25:20] of our viewers and provide them with this
[00:25:24] service about who should call right now, anyone
[00:25:27] who has been injured in an accident where it was
[00:25:30] not their fault, needs to take action immediately,
[00:25:34] call us right now, we will answer all your
[00:25:37] questions, we will give you a free consultation and
[00:25:41] we will give you the value of your case, correct,
[00:25:45] thanks Milo, I am realizing that the phones are...
[00:25:49] Occupying, thank you very much to all for your attention
[00:25:52] and we await your call with great pleasure, see you later.
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[00:27:17] good morning, 6:27 AM, health issues,
[00:27:20] almost one in three adults in the country with
[00:27:24] high blood pressure and without treatment could benefit from
[00:27:27] certain medications, this according to a recent study,
[00:27:31] the new cardiovascular guidelines could make millions
[00:27:34] of Americans eligible for treatment, even experts
[00:27:36] estimate that treating these patients could prevent
[00:27:39] hundreds of deaths in the next decade,
[00:27:43] and we go to the central valley because with the
[00:27:46] start of a new school year for the students
[00:27:49] of the Fresno Unified School District, administrators
[00:27:52] and also representatives of the police department,
[00:27:56] joined forces and did so to talk about some of
[00:27:59] the changes they might notice in this new school year.
[00:28:03] Noe Ortega has the report.
[00:28:05] This Monday, August 17, students from the
[00:28:09] Fresno Unified School District will return to school.
[00:28:13] District leaders shared some changes that have
[00:28:17] as the reduced speed from 25 to 20 miles
[00:28:20] per hour in school zones. They reiterated the importance
[00:28:24] of following this law when driving.
[00:28:27] The police chief states that officers will be patrolling
[00:28:30] to control traffic with the aim of ensuring that rules
[00:28:34] are respected in schools and guaranteeing student safety.
[00:28:38] The superintendent of the school district introduced a
[00:28:41] cell phone application that will be used for the first
[00:28:45] time this year, an application known as Zoom is used
[00:28:49] to track the location of buses, they will be
[00:28:52] able to know exactly where they are and when
[00:28:55] they arrive at school, also when they get on the
[00:28:58] bus and when they return, parents will have that ability.
[00:29:02] The school district's website indicates that registration
[00:29:05] for this application begins on August 25. The parent
[00:29:09] only has to enter their address and it will indicate the nearest
[00:29:12] stop where the bus will pick up the students, but the
[00:29:16] children will need their identification to get on the
[00:29:20] bus. District officials state that their website offers
[00:29:23] more details in Spanish to better understand this application.
[00:29:27] Regarding the children's education, they indicate that
[00:29:31] the academic results of young people have been improving.
[00:29:34] I am very proud to tell you that this year for the
[00:29:38] first time, 70% of
[00:29:41] grade are entering with the ability to read at grade
[00:29:45] level. They ask parents to read books to their children
[00:29:49] and help them with their homework and if they can,
[00:29:52] participate in courses that
[00:29:56] future, more students taking dual enrollment classes
[00:29:58] where they take more and receive college credit when they are in high
[00:30:36] school, also that fewer students are dropping out
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[00:33:44] I ask for is justice for him. These are
[00:33:47] the words of the mother of the construction worker
[00:33:51] who died on Highway 50 after the one
[00:33:55] who was blamed was released on bail. In a
[00:33:58] moment I will tell you the story. Also this
[00:34:02] morning we talked about the Court program, which
[00:34:06] would be offering eligible participants treatment,
[00:34:09] housing and other support services, my
[00:34:13] young man tells me, the first thing he tells
[00:34:16] me is, can you open the trunk, so I confidently,
[00:34:20] well, I guess he wants to see the car, right?
[00:34:23] So, I open the trunk and well, that's
[00:34:26] where the distraction begins, he tells me, I want to
[00:34:30] see under the spare tire, this morning we
[00:34:34] have the story of a resident in the Bay Area
[00:34:38] who claims to have become a victim of fraud while
[00:34:41] he thought he was selling his car. Also, with
[00:34:45] the return to classes, Sacramento County reminds
[00:34:49] young people and parents to review the rules
[00:34:53] for bicycles and electric bicycles before leaving
[00:34:56] home. Good morning and thank you for continuing
[00:34:59] with us on this Thursday morning, August 13.
[00:35:02] Welcome to Noticias NEM, Univision California. If
[00:35:08] morning, I imagine you already want to know what
[00:35:11] the weather conditions will be like, well, of course,
[00:35:15] many of us dedicate the hours of the day,
[00:35:18] either to that life, to leave that sedentary
[00:35:21] life behind, to walk our pet, and we want
[00:35:25] to take advantage of those morning hours, but the
[00:35:28] question is, will those temperatures increase? My
[00:35:32] colleague Lorena Lim has the answer. Good morning
[00:35:36] friends, we help you plan to leave home
[00:35:40] with us considering that for the Sacramento area, from 8 in the morning,
[00:35:43] visibility will have improved
[00:35:46] completely, but before that, we can have some very
[00:35:50] light fog banks, it would really be light
[00:35:53] and the temperatures early in the low 60s.
[00:35:56] By 10 in the morning, we would be in the
[00:36:00] 68s towards the San Francisco Bay Area,
[00:36:03] well, here we will
[00:36:07] between 4 and a half miles from
[00:36:11] 10 in the morning to 6.4 miles
[00:36:15] and the temperatures also quite uniform, cool
[00:36:18] in the range of 60 degrees, no more
[00:36:21] than that, the maximum
[00:36:23] temperatures today will
[00:36:28] reach 65 in San Francisco, Oakland 68
[00:36:32] and Fairfield 75 to 78 degrees
[00:36:36] inland, very pleasant in Sacramento, highs
[00:36:39] of 81 degrees
[00:36:42] in the Stockton area
[00:36:44] 84, you can't ask
[00:36:47] for more for this time of year really
[00:36:51] and even towards the San Joaquin valley,
[00:36:54] temperatures in Fresno 93 and in Bakersfield
[00:36:58] only up to 96. Thanks Lorena, at
[00:37:01] 6:35 in the morning we take you to the
[00:37:05] home of the Rodríguez family, they lost
[00:37:08] their son this past Monday in an accident.
[00:37:11] At this moment they are asking for justice,
[00:37:15] this is the topic that my colleague Alicia Mireles
[00:37:18] has this morning, go ahead. Justice.
[00:37:22] Well, we went to Modesto to talk to
[00:37:25] Irma Rodríguez, mother of Onías, who tells
[00:37:28] us with great pain, that she still cannot
[00:37:32] assimilate the loss of her son, for which
[00:37:35] she asks for justice. Maybe I won't
[00:37:39] get over it, because it's such a great
[00:37:42] pain. I don't wish it on anyone.
[00:37:46] The pain overflows in tears for this mother
[00:37:48] who has been awake for two days, trying
[00:37:52] to assimilate an absence that she still struggles
[00:37:55] to put into words. Irma is the mother
[00:37:59] of Onías Rodríguez, who was 42
[00:38:02] years old, originally from Michoacán
[00:38:05] and lived in Modesto.
[00:38:09] For 3 years he worked in construction,
[00:38:12] the last time his
[00:38:16] mother saw him, he was saying goodbye
[00:38:19] to go to work and he left, and
[00:38:23] it was the last time I saw him
[00:38:27] alive, Wednesday. In the early hours
[00:38:30] of Monday, Onías was working inside
[00:38:34] a closed construction zone on Highway 50
[00:38:38] near Stockton Boulevard. According to CHP,
[00:38:41] Ruby Lorenzo, 24 years old, first crashed
[00:38:44] into another car and ended up entering the
[00:38:47] construction zone, where she hit a construction
[00:38:50] vehicle, Onías. Then she continued driving
[00:38:53] and left the scene. She was arrested on
[00:38:58] suspicion of vehicular homicide, driving under
[00:39:01] the influence, hit and run, now she
[00:39:04] is out of jail after posting bail,
[00:39:06] and all I ask
[00:39:08] for is justice for him, because I believe
[00:39:11] she was free, it's not fair,
[00:39:14] for Caltrans, death once again brings attention
[00:39:17] to the risk faced by those who work
[00:39:21] a few meters from traffic, the changes
[00:39:23] we have made there are for the safety
[00:39:27] of drivers, we are very concerned
[00:39:31] about this issue, about safety, unfortunately
[00:39:34] we as Caltrans, cannot change driving
[00:39:37] habits, the risk is not minor, the
[00:39:41] most recent official data indicates that
[00:39:45] in 2024, 57 people died
[00:39:49] in work zones in California compared to
[00:39:52] 99 the year before, well, all I ask
[00:39:55] is that if you
[00:40:06] are bad, don't go out and harm
[00:40:10] the street and in the meantime she still
[00:40:13] cannot assimilate the loss of her son,
[00:40:19] left us, but you wait for us
[00:40:23] there, and from here we will continue to
[00:40:26] monitor the investigation for 32 and from
[00:40:29] here we will continue to monitor what arises
[00:40:33] in the investigation of these events for
[00:40:36] Univision California news, Alicia Mireles, Alicia,
[00:40:40] thank you and this type of fatal accident
[00:40:42] reminds us that at all times we
[00:40:46] must be responsible to protect the lives
[00:40:49] of these people who always have someone waiting
[00:40:52] for them at home, strength definitely to
[00:40:56] Onías's mom, as well as his siblings
[00:41:00] and of course to
[00:41:02] his entire family
[00:41:04] who mourn his passing today, and we will
[00:41:08] move on to more information because what
[00:41:11] for some may be simply climbing a few
[00:41:15] floors by stairs, for the residents of
[00:41:18] a building in the city of Oakland
[00:41:22] it has become a problem.
[00:41:25] This resident was explaining to us the problems in
[00:41:28] the building where he lives, but he ran out of
[00:41:32] breath, and it's no wonder because we asked
[00:41:35] him to make the effort to use the stairs,
[00:41:37] the elevator works for now, but he says
[00:41:41] that failures are constant and to show us what
[00:41:45] it means when it stops working, we walked up
[00:41:49] to his apartment on the fifth floor, during
[00:41:52] the summer of 2025 there were 52
[00:41:56] days where both elevators were out of service,
[00:42:00] almost two months without an elevator in
[00:42:04] a six-story building and where a large
[00:42:06] part of the residents are elderly, they have
[00:42:10] physical limitations to go down the stairs,
[00:42:13] it is very difficult for them, so
[00:42:17] many of them could not go to their
[00:42:20] medical appointments and the problems are not
[00:42:24] limited to the elevators, there are cockroaches,
[00:42:27] there is no good maintenance, the lawyer
[00:42:31] explains that they began to receive complaints through
[00:42:34] the city's system to report problems in rental
[00:42:38] properties, first they
[00:42:40] sent a letter to the owners, but there was
[00:42:44] no response. Kai says that after
[00:42:47] years of living here, he has not even met
[00:42:50] the building manager in person, he has no
[00:42:53] problems walking like many of his elderly
[00:42:57] neighbors who have to ask for help, but
[00:43:01] he has also reported that they have not
[00:43:04] paid attention to him either. The lawsuit
[00:43:08] mainly seeks to force the owner to respect
[00:43:11] the law, to keep the elevator in service,
[00:43:14] but the goal is also a reduction in
[00:43:18] rent, we argue that the rent has to
[00:43:20] be reduced because you are paying for
[00:43:24] fewer services, so we are also asking
[00:43:27] for that money to be returned to the
[00:43:31] tenants. There is a local law that contemplates
[00:43:35] a fine of $1 for each day the
[00:43:37] elevator was out of service, this is not
[00:43:41] the first lawsuit, some tenants had already sued,
[00:43:45] but the city now seeks to represent everyone,
[00:43:49] even those who did not dare to report
[00:43:52] for fear of retaliation, although they cannot,
[00:43:55] it is illegal, the owners sometimes evict
[00:43:59] them or harass them so they leave on
[00:44:03] their own, that's why we also decided to
[00:44:06] bring this lawsuit, thanks Azan for the
[00:44:10] report, we continue in the Bay Area,
[00:44:14] but this time to talk about how a
[00:44:17] used car sale in the Morgan Hill area
[00:44:20] ended in a complaint, the owner claims that
[00:44:23] some buyers sabotaged her vehicle to lower
[00:44:27] the price. Maria Antonieta Mejía presents her story.
[00:44:31] A resident of Morgan Hill who prefers to
[00:44:34] remain anonymous, says that during the weekend
[00:44:37] she had a bad experience after she was
[00:44:40] contacted by alleged buyers who wanted to
[00:44:44] see the Toyota Corolla she put up for
[00:44:47] sale through Facebook. place I receive
[00:44:51] this call ah and this person was
[00:44:54] well something well pressing
[00:44:57] me a little bit so that
[00:45:00] we would meet the same day,
[00:45:04] Óscar says it was Sunday, they
[00:45:07] agreed to meet at 7 PM
[00:45:10] in front of a café in
[00:45:14] San José, the young man
[00:45:17] tells me, the first thing he
[00:45:21] tells me is, can you open
[00:45:24] the trunk, so I confidently,
[00:45:27] well, I guess he wants to
[00:45:30] see the car, right? So,
[00:45:34] I open the trunk and well,
[00:45:38] that's where the distraction begins,
[00:45:41] he tells me,
[00:45:42] I want to see
[00:45:46] under the spare tire, at the
[00:45:50] appointment arrived a man and two
[00:45:54] women dressed in long skirts accompanied
[00:45:57] by two children, I start to take
[00:46:01] out the spare tire, but where the trunk
[00:46:04] door is,
[00:46:08] there is a space,
[00:46:12] not lose sight of the two
[00:46:15] women in front, so when I
[00:46:19] see them, one of the ladies quickly opens
[00:46:23] the hood of
[00:46:27] the car where the engine is,
[00:46:30] uh-huh, and this other one opens
[00:46:33] the oil cap, uh-huh, one
[00:46:35] of them takes
[00:46:40] out of her skirt, she has long
[00:46:44] skirts, she takes out of her
[00:46:47] skirt a liquid, it was a bottle
[00:46:51] of water with
[00:46:53] something and she poured it where
[00:46:57] the oil goes, immediately he confronted
[00:47:00] the women and threatened to call
[00:47:02] the police and
[00:47:07] the group of people fled the
[00:47:09] scene quickly, after the frustrated
[00:47:13] sale, he had to have his
[00:47:16] car towed and the mechanic told
[00:47:19] him that the substance they poured
[00:47:23] into his Toyota was soapy water.
[00:47:26] In total, the car seller says
[00:47:28] that for the damages they caused
[00:47:32] to his vehicle and to be
[00:47:35] able to repair
[00:47:38] it he had to
[00:47:51] pay 500. This
[00:48:26] is making him doubt if he really wants
[00:48:30] to put this vehicle up for
[00:48:34] sale again. A spokeswoman for the
[00:48:37] Better Business Bureau has recommendations for
[00:48:41] selling a vehicle and not getting
[00:48:45] unpleasant surprises. for example, always
[00:48:49] do these transactions in public places,
[00:48:53] you can go directly, for example, to police
[00:48:57] departments to do the transaction there
[00:49:00] in front, if there is no way to
[00:49:04] distrust, in fact Óscar did call
[00:49:07] the San José police and filed
[00:49:10] an online report, never go alone,
[00:49:14] don't trust anyone and definitely never
[00:49:18] lose sight of them when they
[00:49:21] are checking the car because they
[00:49:25] can do anything, right? Maria Antonieta
[00:49:28] Mejía, Noticias N+ Univision California.
[00:49:32] Today we have cloudy and humid
[00:49:36] conditions on the coast, much more
[00:49:39] pleasant towards inland areas with
[00:49:43] temperatures between 80 and 90 degrees and scattered storms in mountain areas. We continue talking about the details in minutes.
[00:49:46] Nevada, tomorrow again we have a risk of storms, but much more
[00:49:50] reduced, and see how today there is a
[00:49:52] risk of level two floods for highway 6, level one for
[00:49:56] highway 395,
[00:49:59] thank you Lorena, it's 6:49 in the morning, let's talk about food
[00:50:02] insecurity that thousands of families live with, however, for
[00:50:06] residents in the city of Fresno, it's the General Consulate of Mexico
[00:50:10] in that city who have decided to become
[00:50:13] a great ally in difficult times. Sebastián Oriega has
[00:50:17] the story. On the second
[00:50:20] community can receive food
[00:50:22] totally free at the Mexican consulate facilities in Fresno,
[00:50:26] right now there's very little work, so there's no money,
[00:50:29] lunch is very expensive, and yes, of course it's a great help.
[00:50:33] While the cost of living continues to be a factor affecting residents of the
[00:50:36] state, the California Association of Food Banks indicates that
[00:50:40] more than one in five Californians has limited
[00:50:43] or uncertain access to enough food to lead a
[00:50:47] healthy and active life, onions, cereals.
[00:50:50] Lorena is a mother who recently
[00:50:52] lost her job at a fruit packing plant and, upon learning about this initiative,
[00:50:56] came from Sanger, mainly now for school,
[00:50:59] school supplies, expenses, clothes, and well,
[00:51:02] yes, all this food is a great help, those who attend will be able to
[00:51:06] receive fruits, vegetables, and other basic
[00:51:09] basket products, retired people like Guadalupe also emphasize the
[00:51:12] importance of this type of help, it's very important because you see
[00:51:16] that retirements give you little, they give you very little, then you have to
[00:51:20] pay for medicine or whatever you're using. and in reality,
[00:51:23] there's little money left, it's very little to live on, so
[00:51:27] this initiative is carried out by the consulate in alliance
[00:51:30] with the Fresno Economic Opportunity Commission and the Central California
[00:51:34] Food Bank, we know that a
[00:51:37] pantry does not fully alleviate the needs
[00:51:40] of families, but it is very important to be able to
[00:51:43] support the family economy, because if you have
[00:51:47] something to eat, if your children have something to eat, then
[00:51:50] you can.
[00:51:53] other resources to cover other family needs, if
[00:51:56] you wish to attend you do not need a prior appointment, nor do you have to be
[00:52:00] a Mexican citizen, the recommendation is to check the consulate's social
[00:52:03] networks to receive the information about the next delivery
[00:52:07] day,
[00:52:10] we are expecting quite pleasant temperatures, considering that we are in
[00:52:14] mid-August, well, towards Sacramento they will be in the 80s
[00:52:18] range, in Fresno in the 90s range, in San Jose in the 70s
[00:52:21] range, and for how long will they stay like that, I'll tell you in
[00:52:24] minutes. In addition, the so-called temporary
[00:52:28] markets and vendor events have gained great popularity in
[00:52:31] Modesto, however, the city is taking measures against
[00:52:35] this type of activities, we will tell you in the digital
[00:52:38] edition California from Monday
[00:52:42] in the afternoon. Toyota makes everyone
[00:52:46] happy, they told me that here for everything they say
[00:52:49] yes, we have Tandras, we have
[00:52:53] Highlanders, we have the brand new Rav4 that is beautiful,
[00:52:57] take advantage of the very low interest rates, they told me that if here
[00:53:00] you have bankruptcy, no social security, no ITIN number, here they will always tell
[00:53:03] you yes. It's that easy, where
[00:53:06] are we?
[00:53:10] Call and come to 650 635, now we are
[00:53:14] more, now we are in more solution,
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[00:55:15] 100.3 from Monday to Saturday from 10 to 3.
[00:55:19] 6:55 in the morning, good morning, let's talk about the housing
[00:55:22] market because sales increased by 7% in the month
[00:55:26] of July, registering, they say, their highest
[00:55:29] annual growth in this 2026, according to
[00:55:33] Zillow, however, mortgage rates are rising again and
[00:55:37] could slow the market during the coming months
[00:55:40] and as the end of the legislative period in California
[00:55:44] approaches, workers and immigrant advocates gathered
[00:55:47] in front of the state Capitol to demand
[00:55:50] greater protection for immigrant families and children.
[00:55:54] The protesters are asking
[00:55:56] legislators to advance several measures, including
[00:56:00] protection for families receiving callworks and
[00:56:03] new guarantees during immigration operations and
[00:56:07] temporary markets, and these sources of
[00:56:10] street vendors have gained great popularity in the city of
[00:56:14] Modesto, however, the city is taking measures against this
[00:56:18] type of activities, authorities indicate that currently
[00:56:22] sales by street
[00:56:24] vendors are not permitted under the municipal
[00:56:27] code. The city is analyzing possible changes to
[00:56:31] ordinances, while merchants and
[00:56:35] organizers are awaiting the new rules, and the Sacramento
[00:56:39] County Board of Supervisors approved a new financial
[00:56:42] incentive for affordable housing developments, the
[00:56:46] county will allow part of a fund of more than 2 million
[00:56:50] dollars to be used to cover certain fees,
[00:56:53] including park fees, however,
[00:56:56] Rodríguez opposed
[00:56:59] it, preferring to return those funds to the general
[00:57:02] budget. Well, and the Reclamation Office announced
[00:57:06] a 3% increase in the water allocation for Westland
[00:57:09] Water District and other contractors of the Central Valley
[00:57:13] Water Project, the district described the increase as a
[00:57:16] significant one for farmers and highlighted that it
[00:57:20] would help reduce dependence on groundwater
[00:57:23] pumping,
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[00:58:37] spread the word. My friends, since yesterday, today and still
[00:58:41] for tomorrow, we have been and will be enjoying temperatures slightly
[00:58:45] below normal for this time of year. due to an elongated
[00:58:48] area of low pressure that allows slightly cooler air
[00:58:51] to enter from the north, that won't last too long, we still
[00:58:55] have a couple of days with those pleasant temperatures, but already by the
[00:58:59] weekend, high pressure will once again impose itself, which
[00:59:02] will cause us to have slightly warmer flow from the south and that the
[00:59:06] temperature will rise a bit, so this is the forecast for the coming
[00:59:10] days, today we will have highs in the 81 degrees, for tomorrow
[00:59:13] also towards Sacramento, but notice that on Sunday we would already be rising
[00:59:17] again to the range of 91 degrees for the Fresno
[00:59:20] area, a little further south, that temperature rise will be more
[00:59:23] noticeable, already on Sunday we will be in the high 90s range, which is
[00:59:26] not bad considering that we have had
[00:59:30] temperatures well above 100 degrees for the Bay Area, there is
[00:59:34] little change as always in temperatures, they will remain quite stable
[00:59:37] in the 60s range, well, to
[00:59:40] enjoy that relief that mother nature gives us because
[00:59:44] everything can change, no, possibly next
[00:59:48] week those temperatures will increase again, but we always remind
[00:59:51] you to have drinking water to be consumed at all times, look for a
[00:59:54] shady spot, even when those temperatures start to drop,
[00:59:58] our safety should always be a priority for you
[01:00:01] drivers, I remind you that it is important to maintain those speed
[01:00:05] limits, especially in construction zones because we don't want to
[01:00:08] cause another tragedy, we don't want to see a mother crying
[01:00:12] like the Rodríguez family's home, we return here
[01:00:16] tomorrow promptly at...
[01:00:28] Good morning, it's Thursday, August 13th, today on Despierta
[01:00:31] América, the search for missing people in Colombia continues after the
[01:00:35] powerful earthquake, the government announces that it will only receive rescuers from
[01:00:39] countries allied with the president, this while those affected struggle
[01:00:43] to remain optimistic. Full heart,
[01:00:46] because you never know when such a situation will happen.
[01:00:48] así.
[01:00:54] Ilia Calderón tours the communities most
[01:00:57] affected by the earthquake and arrives.