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[00:00:00] a love story, ingenuity and, of course, the pursuit of independence.
[00:00:04] accidents require Fascinating, so we have reached the end of the news. On behalf of this great team,
[00:00:07] as always, thank you very much for your trust and for joining us.
[00:00:10] Highway 99 in Rest, good night and we will
[00:00:12] the city of Madera at the height of see you soon here on N más Univisión. Thank you.
[00:00:30] Wilton Ranchería reports damage to its graves and holds
[00:00:34] cemetery caretakers responsible in
[00:00:36] G. Also, the Board
[00:00:39] of Supervisors in the state of California, fire protection approves new
[00:00:43] regulations to create a
[00:00:46] protection zone for homes. And in the state
[00:00:50] capitol, a bill that seeks to avoid excessive charges
[00:00:56] Latino B Digital dealing with multiple payments, we San Francisco Bay Area, visibility for products sold in private detention centers is approved with bipartisan
[00:01:00] recently an
[00:01:02] afternoon. increase in cases of domestic morning, temperatures here in the violence has been reported in the central
[00:01:05] valley and action is already being called for by the
[00:01:08] authorities. Good morning and welcome to N+
[00:01:11] Univision California news and I want to start with this live image of Highway
[00:01:15] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on 99 at Florin Road.
[00:01:18] Traffic is quite calm at this time of the morning, at least
[00:01:22] on that stretch of the highway,
[00:01:26] the Bay Area today above but as we always tell our friends, you have to leave home on time to be able to get
[00:01:30] to your destination on time and it is very important
[00:01:32] to maintain those speed limits. At 6:01 in the
[00:01:36] morning, I wish you a good morning on this Thursday morning,
[00:01:40] August 20th, it already smells like the weekend and the
[00:01:44] question is how will the weather conditions be, my colleague Lorena
[00:01:49] Bakersfield to start the day, in the Lim has the answer this morning, go ahead Lorena, good morning,
[00:01:53] good morning friends, it's a pleasure to join you, we have another warm day for the Sacramento
[00:01:58] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on Valley with a maximum temperature of 93 degrees. It will be partly cloudy and with
[00:02:02] dry conditions, temperatures contrasting quite a bit between
[00:02:05] 62 degrees early around 8 in the morning, rising
[00:02:09] approximately 30 degrees for the afternoon with highs around
[00:02:13] 4 in the afternoon at 93 degrees and those
[00:02:17] if you have been injured partly cloudy conditions, towards the
[00:02:18] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here at San Joaquin Valley, the conditions will be
[00:02:19] us. I also contacted sunny, the day will also be hot for the city of Fresno with
[00:02:23] a maximum temperature of 102 degrees, also very
[00:02:26] dry conditions and temperatures will also be jumping. almost 30
[00:02:30] degrees from the low 70s early to
[00:02:34] 101, 102 degrees in the afternoon from 4 to 6 in the afternoon
[00:02:39] so, if you have been injured the hottest point of the day, in San Francisco we continue to have the marine
[00:02:42] layer with maximum temperatures in the mid-60s
[00:02:45] towards the San Jose area, temperatures will fluctuate from 60
[00:02:49] water to stay degrees early to having Latin American 76, 77
[00:02:52] degrees in the afternoon. Lorena,
[00:02:55] thank you for that report, remember essential worker, when you prepare to leave
[00:02:59] home, forget that sunscreen, water to be consumed
[00:03:02] at all times, meanwhile at 6:02 in the morning, the Fire
[00:03:06] Protection Board in the state of California
[00:03:09] approved new regulations this time to create
[00:03:13] a protection zone from zero to five feet around
[00:03:16] homes, this measure seeks to reduce the risk of
[00:03:20] houses catching fire from embers during a
[00:03:23] forest fire, the new rules are part of the efforts
[00:03:27] made by the state of California to...
[00:03:30] protect communities and increase fire
[00:03:33] safety and we're going to move on to
[00:03:36] more information but this time let's talk about crops in the state
[00:03:40] of California, for example, those crops that are
[00:03:43] known to better withstand the heat are facing
[00:03:47] this year an unusual test, at least
[00:03:50] here in the state of California, this is due to
[00:03:53] the high temperatures, extreme temperatures that we have
[00:03:57] faced in past weeks, let's go with the report from my
[00:04:00] colleague Alicia Mireles, how are you,
[00:04:03] well, California is practically the producer of all the pistachios
[00:04:07] consumed in the United States, but this year unusual high
[00:04:11] temperatures have presented adversity for this
[00:04:14] harvest, as it has even been brought forward, we came
[00:04:18] to Yolo, which is one of the places where pistachios have
[00:04:22] gained a lot of presence, here is my
[00:04:25] morning, it's 6:24 in the morning, with report,
[00:04:27] since there have been heatwaves at the beginning of the year, then the
[00:04:31] plants wake up earlier, right, and the problem is that suddenly
[00:04:36] the road and move they start producing very very early, this accelerates the growth cycle, right, the
[00:04:40] effect can already be seen here in Yolo County, the pistachio
[00:04:43] harvest began earlier than usual in a region where this
[00:04:47] crop has been gaining ground, the problem we currently have
[00:04:50] with pistachios is that their cultivation was brought
[00:04:53] forward by three or four weeks, which in a cultivation cycle of less
[00:04:56] than 4 or 5 months is quite a lot, right. But the
[00:05:00] early harvest was not the only consequence of the heat, further south, in the San
[00:05:04] Joaquin Valley, where most of the production is concentrated,
[00:05:07] high temperatures hit during flowering, the
[00:05:10] result, fewer fruits.
[00:05:20] a heatwave during flowering affected
[00:05:23] pollination, some flowers did not manage to pollinate
[00:05:26] completely and that reduced the quantity of pistachios and although due to its natural
[00:05:30] cycle this was already a year of lower production, the heat aggravated the
[00:05:34] drop, technical evidence available from UC also
[00:05:37] links the early March heat with accelerated
[00:05:41] flowering and less... fruit formation this year, California
[00:05:44] produces 99% of the
[00:05:47] country's pistachios and only in Kern and Fresno, agricultural authorities
[00:05:51] estimate losses close to 800 million
[00:05:54] dollars. Kern reported around 396 million
[00:05:58] dollars in expected losses and Fresno around 400
[00:06:01] million. If you see that the quality is not good and the price is not
[00:06:05] adequate, then they will start looking for prices and
[00:06:08] products from other parts of the world to get something better.
[00:06:12] California loses in the long run, the climate is already becoming so variable in
[00:06:15] California that even these crops that are
[00:06:18] adaptable to climate change to drought conditions
[00:06:22] are also not adapting, and well, something else
[00:06:25] the specialist also said is that in addition to the
[00:06:28] harvest being brought forward, now we have to wait and see the
[00:06:32] quality of the pistachios that came out this year, we will be very attentive
[00:06:35] for news on N+ Univision Sacramento, Alicia
[00:06:38] Mireles, thank you Alicia for that report, at 6:06
[00:06:42] in the morning we go to the state capitol, the California legislature
[00:06:46] approved with bipartisan support a bill which seeks
[00:06:49] to avoid excessive charges for products sold
[00:06:53] in private detention centers. This measure arises
[00:06:57] after complaints of high prices in stores within these
[00:07:00] types of centers, for example, reports indicate increases
[00:07:04] of 75% in soap,
[00:07:07] 100% in instant soups and up to
[00:07:11] 300% in canned tuna, the
[00:07:15] bill is advancing in the state legislative
[00:07:18] process, and the governor of California and First Partner Jennifer
[00:07:22] Siebel Newsom, celebrated the start of a new
[00:07:25] school year with the full implementation of a universal
[00:07:28] transitional kindergarten program in the
[00:07:32] state of California, the historic expansion offers
[00:07:35] free transitional kindergarten to all
[00:07:39] 4-year-old children in the state, now families
[00:07:43] would be saving an average of almost $14,000
[00:07:46] per child. It is important to understand that this entire
[00:07:50] process would be impacting millions of families in the state.
[00:07:53] Let's listen. Over the last 5 years,
[00:07:57] California has invested in this model. And
[00:08:01] today we have 2,500 community
[00:08:04] schools throughout the state connecting
[00:08:07] children and their families with the
[00:08:11] resources and support they
[00:08:13] need,
[00:08:16] well and the expansion is part of the extensive investment of the state of California in childhood
[00:08:20] and families, which includes free school meals, mental
[00:08:23] health service programs in the different schools, in addition to
[00:08:27] literacy support and more
[00:08:29] resources for students
[00:08:32] with disabilities who attend the public education
[00:08:36] system in the state, let's talk now about our
[00:08:39] highways and the safety that must prevail at 6:08 in the
[00:08:43] morning, because a recent survey by
[00:08:46] AAA is revealing that many
[00:08:49] drivers in the state of California exceed the
[00:08:52] speed limit, 54%
[00:08:54] say they follow the pace of traffic, which is safer and
[00:08:58] one in three say they ignore the limits because they believe
[00:09:01] no one respects them.
[00:09:04] Well, and let's move on to more, because recently an increase in the number
[00:09:08] of cases, or an increase, rather, in cases of domestic
[00:09:11] violence has been reported in the central valley, it is a situation
[00:09:15] that is not only worrying authorities, but also those
[00:09:19] families who fear becoming victims. Sebastián Noriega has
[00:09:22] the report.
[00:09:25] Cases of domestic violence are increasing throughout the central
[00:09:29] valley, and we are seeing an increase in the calls that
[00:09:32] we receive every day, also in people who come
[00:09:35] in person who are fleeing their relationships. Alejandra
[00:09:39] Ramos, an employee of Margery Mason, a center that supports victims of
[00:09:42] domestic violence, tells me that although there is no specific reason why more cases are being
[00:09:46] seen, there are external factors that do influence: the
[00:09:50] temperature, the weather is hot, people are inside
[00:09:54] the house, there are not many places to go out, there are many high
[00:09:57] tensions between families, ah children are at home, there is no
[00:10:01] school, and all these different factors
[00:10:04] can be taken into account when we are talking about this
[00:10:08] increase, last Sunday in the Vanos authorities believe a case of
[00:10:12] domestic violence was registered when a man identified as Joseph Swanson,
[00:10:16] 37 years old, shot and killed a woman inside a
[00:10:19] home located in the 20 block of Edward Street, the
[00:10:23] suspect was arrested, unfortunately. We have
[00:10:26] seen victims of domestic violence die
[00:10:29] and we want to try to support
[00:10:33] and help prevent that from happening in the future and we are
[00:10:37] here supporting with resources, safety plan, we also have
[00:10:41] counseling, we have a shelter, if you
[00:10:44] are experiencing domestic violence at
[00:10:47] home and you don't have anywhere to flee, we have
[00:10:51] our shelter and we are accepting '.
[00:10:55] This type of violence does not discriminate against anyone, therefore, if you know someone who may
[00:10:59] be going through something like this, you can contact this help
[00:11:02] center at 559 233
[00:11:05] 4357. Anyone we know in
[00:11:09] our lives can be a victim, whether they are
[00:11:12] women, men, teenagers, ah, the
[00:11:15] message I want to give you is to love yourselves,
[00:11:19] to always seek your safety and your
[00:11:22] happiness, ah, we are here. available to
[00:11:25] talk, give support, help,
[00:11:28] resources. Sebastián Oriega, Noticias N+, Univision
[00:11:31] California. Sebastián, thank you, the important thing is
[00:11:35] to report all types of violence and understand that help
[00:11:38] exists. At 6:11 in the morning, it is worth mentioning that this month of
[00:11:41] August is national emergency management awareness month and Sacramento
[00:11:45] County is recognizing professionals
[00:11:48] who help prepare the community for possible
[00:11:52] disasters. Authorities remind that their work is not
[00:11:55] limited to responding during an emergency, it also includes
[00:11:59] planning, coordinating and preparing agencies and
[00:12:03] communities before a crisis occurs in
[00:12:05] Sacramento, these types of efforts seek to address risks such as
[00:12:09] extreme heat, forest fires, floods and
[00:12:13] strong storms and a very considered
[00:12:15] or rather considered dangerous intersection in the city of Sanger
[00:12:18] will have new traffic lights,
[00:12:22] the project with a cost of $820,500
[00:12:26] seeks to improve safety after several fatal accidents,
[00:12:29] including one that occurred on February 25,
[00:12:33] 2025, when a 17-year-old student
[00:12:37] died and another young woman was seriously injured,
[00:12:41] the city says it expects the traffic lights to start operating next
[00:12:44] week, crews are working on the installation of
[00:12:47] traffic lights at the four intersections of
[00:12:51] Bethal and Almon Avenue near Sanger High School.
[00:12:55] And a candidate for the Stockton City Council
[00:12:59] was arrested and faces several felony charges
[00:13:02] as part of a corruption investigation,
[00:13:06] it is Decirel Lynch, who seeks to represent district
[00:13:09] five of the Council, the San Joaquin County Prosecutor's Office
[00:13:13] accuses her of presenting a false declaration of
[00:13:16] candidacy, violating electoral registration
[00:13:19] laws and for lying under oath, on three
[00:13:23] occasions, her bond was set at
[00:13:26] $1,000 and she must appear in court today,
[00:13:29] Thursday, and new bomb threats put two
[00:13:33] schools in the city of Whitland on alert and for the second
[00:13:36] consecutive day, the threat generated with artificial
[00:13:39] intelligence was received during the early morning and was
[00:13:42] directed against Whitland High School and another
[00:13:45] nearby middle school, after reviewing the educational campuses, the
[00:13:49] authorities determined that there was no danger to students
[00:13:53] and faculty staff,
[00:13:55] we have fog banks in the Bay Area
[00:13:58] related to the marine layer towards
[00:14:02] the central valley, warm conditions, but temperatures will drop
[00:14:06] in the coming days while the risk of fires increases, details
[00:14:09] next:
[00:14:12] immigration updates its rules on who could be considered
[00:14:15] a public charge when applying for permanent
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[00:17:07] California Monday to Friday from 2:30 to 1 in the
[00:17:10] afternoon, if you have to leave early today, starting the day
[00:17:14] the temperature is cool towards the Santa Rosa area with
[00:17:18] 55 degrees already towards the central valley 60 in
[00:17:21] Sacramento, 70 in Redding and up to 76 degrees in
[00:17:27] afternoon temperatures rise quite a bit for the San Joaquin Valley with highs
[00:17:30] of 102 degrees in Fresno, 106 in Bakersfield, in
[00:17:34] Sacramento Stockton 93 degrees towards. San
[00:17:37] Francisco 66, Santa Rosa, 77,
[00:17:41] towards the valley, in fact the Bay Area we continue to have those fog banks that
[00:17:45] extend a bit towards the Sacramento Valley with reduced visibility
[00:17:49] this morning between 0.4 and 0.5 miles, that
[00:17:53] fog will lift quickly, but again tonight
[00:17:56] it will return confined initially to the coast and
[00:17:59] slowly it will move towards inland areas, so by
[00:18:03] around 4 in the morning visibility will be reduced to half a
[00:18:06] mile in the most for Oakland, 0.4 for San
[00:18:10] Francisco and then towards tomorrow's sunrise, that visibility will
[00:18:13] be reduced again for the Sacramento Valley area, we are
[00:18:17] not expecting rain, we will have sunny conditions towards the San Joaquin
[00:18:20] Valley, but along Interstate 80 we will have some
[00:18:24] clouds and for tomorrow we could have very isolated
[00:18:28] rains concentrated only in mountain areas, those
[00:18:31] storms may be accompanied by lightning capable of starting
[00:18:35] new forest fires and again towards the weekend
[00:18:39] we would be seeing again an increase in the risk of
[00:18:42] fires, thank you Lorena, 6:18 in the morning and
[00:18:46] let's talk about immigration issues because the Department of Immigration
[00:18:50] updated the rules on who could be
[00:18:53] considered a public charge when applying for
[00:18:56] permanent residency, officers will have to
[00:18:59] evaluate five factors: age, health,
[00:19:02] family, economic resources, education
[00:19:05] and skills, the key change will be next
[00:19:08] September 18th when they can consider
[00:19:11] a wider range of public benefits that our
[00:19:15] immigrants would be receiving and on the other hand
[00:19:19] and on more immigration issues, the Immigration Appeals Board has
[00:19:22] made changes to the permit that many people
[00:19:26] use, which is the advance permit, not known as
[00:19:29] advance parole, however it is important to be prepared especially
[00:19:33] those in the middle of a document that they would be using
[00:19:37] for: for example, those people who use DACA, TPS or
[00:19:40] other immigration services, who has the report this morning is my
[00:19:44] colleague Norma
[00:19:45] Roque.
[00:19:48] For the last 10 years, Advance Parole, temporary travel
[00:19:52] permit, was the hope of a large number of
[00:19:54] immigrants, who even in a process or under some immigration
[00:19:58] relief could visit their country of origin or another. This
[00:20:02] has just changed. The Court of Appeals decided
[00:20:05] that they could almost.
[00:20:08] punish people for leaving and anyone who leaves after that
[00:20:11] case was decided, then they can punish them and not
[00:20:15] let them in, whether they return by land or by air, explains
[00:20:18] the expert immigration lawyer
[00:20:21] even if they let her in and she wants to adjust status through a
[00:20:25] citizen relative, a citizen husband, she will need
[00:20:28] a waiver, since the federal government will impose a 3-year
[00:20:31] penalty, as it considers that trip a departure, the 3-year
[00:20:35] penalty basically says that you cannot obtain your
[00:20:38] residency because you accumulated illegal time
[00:20:42] in the country, according to the lawyer, the new decision affects all those
[00:20:46] immigrants who left and returned after August 13
[00:20:49] and who are in the DACA, TPS, VAWA and
[00:20:53] adjustment of status programs, and if before immigration was
[00:20:56] slow to grant them advance parole, now they are
[00:20:59] worried about this, what we lawyers are afraid of now is that they will
[00:21:03] start granting these travel permits for people to
[00:21:06] leave. Even if you requested that travel permit more
[00:21:10] than a year ago, the main recommendation is, we are
[00:21:14] asking the community to please consult lawyers
[00:21:17] or community organizations so that:
[00:21:20] it does not affect them if they are trying to adjust status in the
[00:21:24] future, there is nothing worse than you traveling trusting that permit
[00:21:27] that USCIS gave you and not being
[00:21:30] able to return,
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[00:25:18] important, they say. skipping breakfast, but
[00:25:21] it shouldn't be complicated either, a dietitian even
[00:25:25] suggests combining protein, carbohydrates to help children
[00:25:28] maintain that energy until the next
[00:25:31] meal, some options whole wheat toast with peanut
[00:25:35] butter, Greek yogurt with fruit, nuts or banana
[00:25:39] sandwiches with peanut butter and a new personalized
[00:25:42] vaccine could help prevent melanoma, the most deadly
[00:25:46] form of skin cancer from returning or spreading,
[00:25:50] Moderna and Mark say that the results of a phase
[00:25:53] three trial have shown promising results in
[00:25:56] patients who have already had melanoma, the vaccine is
[00:26:00] customized for each patient and... they use messenger
[00:26:03] technology similar to some COVID-19 vaccines
[00:26:06] and more and more parents are
[00:26:10] turning to private Facebook groups to keep
[00:26:14] up with their children's college life. In those
[00:26:17] groups, parents say they share tips on dorms,
[00:26:21] grades and other details of college
[00:26:24] life. There is also concern about privacy.
[00:26:28] Some parents post information about mental health, difficulties.
[00:26:31] and other personal problems of their
[00:26:34] children, however, experts warn that this new stage also
[00:26:38] implies giving these young people more independence
[00:26:42] and privacy, and there is an alert for a new drug that they indicate
[00:26:46] can be up to nine times more potent than
[00:26:49] fentanyl, it is called isotonitazene,
[00:26:53] they know it as ISO, the UN in its office against drugs
[00:26:56] and crime, clarify that raising these international
[00:26:59] alarms is necessary because this... dangerous synthetic
[00:27:03] opioid is already in more than 37 countries
[00:27:07] in counterfeit pills and mixed with other
[00:27:10] types of drugs and doctors and researchers are studying
[00:27:14] if some cancer treatments could be administered in lower
[00:27:18] doses, thus reducing the side effect
[00:27:21] and costs, although international studies have shown
[00:27:25] promising results, experts say that more
[00:27:28] research is still needed to confirm
[00:27:31] that smaller doses are equally
[00:27:34] effective for patients.
[00:27:37] The Mexican government emphatically rejected that the Trump
[00:27:41] administration is deporting Mexican citizens to
[00:27:44] third countries. And for the first time, UNAM, the
[00:27:48] National Autonomous University of Mexico held a second round
[00:27:52] of its admission
[00:27:53] exam.
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[00:30:36] word.
[00:30:37] The Wilton Rancheria denounces damage
[00:30:43] to its graves and holds the cemetery caretakers
[00:30:46] responsible for it.
[00:30:49] Also, this morning we have the story of a Bay Area driver who says
[00:30:53] he has an alternative which is to become the owner of a
[00:30:57] vehicle that operates for Waymo. In addition, California
[00:31:00] needs to plan for the construction of almost 2.5 million
[00:31:04] new homes by the year 2030 and be very
[00:31:08] careful because the cell phone is certainly
[00:31:11] essential for young people, but for some, its use can
[00:31:14] turn into abuse and
[00:31:17] dependence. Good morning and welcome to Noticias N+,
[00:31:20] Univision California, starting with this live image of
[00:31:27] Gateway. I greet you who tune in this morning live
[00:31:31] from the Central Valley. And I imagine you want to know
[00:31:34] what the weather conditions will be if you just woke up this
[00:31:38] Thursday morning, already August 20th. The answer this morning is
[00:31:42] from my colleague. Lorena Lima, go ahead Lorena, Lorena,
[00:31:46] morning, good morning friends, it's a pleasure to be with
[00:31:49] you this Thursday morning and if you have to leave early in the Sacramento
[00:31:53] area, try to leave early so you can
[00:31:57] drive slow enough because visibility will be reduced
[00:32:01] to 0.4 miles today, especially until 9 in the morning and
[00:32:05] cool temperatures in the 60-degree range early for the
[00:32:10] even more reduced to half a mile. still until 10 in the
[00:32:16] high 50s to low 60s and that would be early
[00:32:20] in the afternoon we will already be raising the temperature to
[00:32:23] 66 in San Francisco, up to 70 in Heyward,
[00:32:27] San Rafael 75, San Jose 77 as
[00:32:31] we move inland, a little warmer with highs today
[00:32:34] up to 93 in Sacramento, 92 in Stockton,
[00:32:38] 96 in Modesto and as we move towards the San
[00:32:42] Joaquin Valley here the... temperatures a little higher with
[00:32:45] highs in Bakersfield up to 106 degrees and in Fresno up to
[00:32:49] 102. 102.
[00:32:51] Thank
[00:32:53] you Lorena for that report, meanwhile let's move on to more information because the
[00:32:57] TRIBON Ranch Area is reporting damage to ancestral
[00:33:01] graves, they are even pointing to
[00:33:04] cemetery workers as responsible for having
[00:33:07] driven machinery over part of the graves, this is
[00:33:11] the topic my colleague Henry Gomez has this morning, good morning.
[00:33:16] For this tribe, this cemetery has been a resting place for more
[00:33:19] than 100 years, but today they are denouncing that it is in
[00:33:22] complete abandonment. Each grave represents a story and a
[00:33:26] generation of their community, but their leaders say that the current
[00:33:29] state of a part of the cemetery worries them. If you go and look at that
[00:33:33] cemetery, you can clearly see which is our side, it's like walking through a
[00:33:37] desert and having to dig through dry grass and weeds. The
[00:33:41] indignation grew after the tribe reported that cemetery machinery had
[00:33:45] driven over tombstones of their ancestors, according to
[00:33:47] Tarango, the district had called the incident vandalism and since
[00:33:51] then imposed restrictions on the tribe's access. Look, in
[00:33:55] this cemetery it is difficult to identify which are the graves of this tribe, what we
[00:33:59] can clearly identify here are the tracks of
[00:34:02] the tractors that passed over the graves
[00:34:05] and it is that for this indigenous community burying their own is not
[00:34:09] something that can be delegated to the cemetery caretakers, it
[00:34:13] is rather an ancestral rite. but also a sacred
[00:34:17] obligation.
[00:34:20] We men dig the graves and prepare the place of eternal
[00:34:23] rest for our loved ones. This is how our
[00:34:26] community unites, this is how we heal and how we
[00:34:29] mourn. This afternoon, Tarango and other tribal leaders confronted the
[00:34:33] Cemetery District board. They said they were willing to work with
[00:34:37] the authorities and their lawyers, but demanded clear and
[00:34:41] consistent policies to protect the graves of their ancestors.
[00:34:49] We want to recognize all the people who are buried there and
[00:34:53] be aware of all the cultures that have people buried
[00:34:56] there. The tribe assures that it does not seek special treatment, but
[00:35:00] dignified conditions for this place and rules that can be fulfilled by all
[00:35:04] parties, it also assures that it can assume the cost of
[00:35:07] maintaining this place. Now the ball
[00:35:11] is in the court of the authorities and the cemetery administrators
[00:35:14] for an official response to this
[00:35:17] petition, that's all the information from my part, Henry Gomez, Noticias NMAS
[00:35:21] Univision California.
[00:35:24] Henry, thanks for that report at 6:35 in the morning, this
[00:35:27] message is for those people who depend on the public transit
[00:35:31] system in the city of Sacramento, because starting on Tuesday
[00:35:34] August 25, access will change at the Watt
[00:35:37] i80 transportation center, due to construction
[00:35:41] work, the northbound bus area will reopen,
[00:35:44] but the southbound stop will temporarily
[00:35:47] close, those traveling south should use temporary
[00:35:51] stops on Watt Avenue, very close to the Long View
[00:35:54] area in front of the Sacramento Inn, the works would enter
[00:35:58] their final phase and are expected to finish at the end of this month
[00:36:01] of September, and if you have plans to
[00:36:05] travel for Thanksgiving or perhaps Christmas, experts say
[00:36:09] that this year it is advisable to change strategy and book
[00:36:13] airfares in advance. are currently between
[00:36:16] 13 and 18%, that is, higher than last
[00:36:20] year and could go up to 30%
[00:36:23] or more if you wait too long,
[00:36:26] the recommendation is to secure a rate now, but continue
[00:36:30] comparing prices in case a better offer
[00:36:34] appears, always looking for those savings
[00:36:37] opportunities, well, a driver in the Bay Area says he may have
[00:36:41] an alternative, which is to become the owner of
[00:36:44] a vehicle that operates for Waymo, this in the Bay
[00:36:48] Area, María Antonieta Mejía had the opportunity to talk to
[00:36:52] him and understand that feeling,
[00:36:54] let's listen,
[00:36:56] a driver of a ride-sharing platform called
[00:37:00] Faircoup, contacted our newsroom to share that
[00:37:03] he, along with other drivers, seeks to have
[00:37:06] the possibility of acquiring robotaxis like those of
[00:37:09] Wimo. Yes, this new platform can
[00:37:13] help us in the future to be owners of autonomous
[00:37:16] cars, even more than one, even passengers can be owners
[00:37:20] of autonomous cars like Waymo, so we
[00:37:23] would not be replaced by autonomous cars, we would be owners
[00:37:27] of them and would not lose our income, however, this proposal, which
[00:37:30] is currently not viable because Waimo cars are owned by the
[00:37:34] Alphabet company, is just a project that the members of
[00:37:38] Faircoup hope will become a reality in the
[00:37:41] future.
[00:37:44] This is a long-term plan, what we hope to
[00:37:48] be able to do is in about 5 years become a public
[00:37:51] company and anyone who owns shares in the company
[00:37:54] would have the possibility to with those. buy
[00:37:58] an autonomous vehicle, according to Israel, who in addition to
[00:38:02] working on this new platform is also a Lyft driver for
[00:38:06] several years, the work has decreased due to the
[00:38:09] existence of robotaxis like those of Wimo. Yes, since last
[00:38:13] year I noticed how our income dropped too much,
[00:38:16] there are hardly any trips, there is also a lot of
[00:38:19] competition, I find it a little contradictory that today
[00:38:23] they tell me that drivers are affecting humanity.
[00:38:26] however, at the same time as a cooperative they would like to own
[00:38:30] a vehicle that does not have a driver, I believe that autonomous
[00:38:34] cars are inevitably coming and staying,
[00:38:38] so to prepare and not be replaced and lose our
[00:38:41] income, it's better to own that car that will work for
[00:38:47] Waymo representatives to find out their opinion, but so far I have not
[00:38:50] received a response. María Antonieta Mejía, Noticias
[00:38:54] N+, Univision California.
[00:38:57] Maria, thanks at 6:38 in the morning, let's go to Placer County because
[00:39:01] after 18 months of construction, the Howborn
[00:39:04] library is ready to reopen its doors. The Placer County
[00:39:08] Library branch on Nevada Street will celebrate its grand
[00:39:12] opening next Saturday. The renovation project cost
[00:39:16] almost 10 million dollars and would be looking
[00:39:19] to offer the community a modern space that can serve residents
[00:39:23] for the next decades. On the other hand,
[00:39:26] California needs to plan for the construction of almost
[00:39:29] 2.5 million new homes by the year
[00:39:33] 2030, but only five cities are on
[00:39:36] track to meet those goals, for example, Irvine,
[00:39:40] Ontario, Fontana, San Diego and Bakersfield are the only
[00:39:43] jurisdictions that are currently making progress
[00:39:46] to achieve their goals at all income
[00:39:49] levels, given this backlog, hotels,
[00:39:53] commercial, medical buildings and other underutilized
[00:39:56] spaces could become future homes.
[00:40:00] California Attorney General Rod Bonta
[00:40:04] is asking EPA to withdraw an assessment of the risks
[00:40:07] of a flame retardant chemical, TBBPA,
[00:40:11] which is being used in products such
[00:40:14] as plastic casings for appliances, for textile
[00:40:17] furniture, building materials. Bonta and other
[00:40:21] state attorneys say that the EPA's assessment does not
[00:40:24] take into account all the risks for
[00:40:28] consumers and ask to act
[00:40:32] immediately, the cell phone is certainly indispensable for
[00:40:35] young people, but for some this use can become an
[00:40:39] abuse and a dependence, experts say that is where
[00:40:43] the problem lies, we must pay close attention to our children, Victor
[00:40:47] Vallez explains us,
[00:40:50] there were several times when I definitely didn't sleep at all
[00:40:54] because I was looking at my phone, I woke up, the first thing I did was check my social media.
[00:40:58] Sofía is 14 years old and has been interned for 7 months in a
[00:41:02] rehabilitation center where she receives treatment for the
[00:41:06] problematic use of her cell phone. In the training
[00:41:09] and restoration center Casa de María in Mexico
[00:41:12] City, they report that 51 of the 64
[00:41:16] minors interned arrived with a history of problematic
[00:41:19] cell phone use. Specialists
[00:41:22] assure that the problematic use of mobile devices is
[00:41:26] considered an addiction. by presenting compulsive behaviors
[00:41:29] and gratification mechanisms,
[00:41:32] they even talk about what we call withdrawal syndrome, that
[00:41:36] when you don't have it in your hand, you start to feel like...
[00:42:10] Six of the 115 young people interned arrived with
[00:42:13] a history of problematic use of mobile
[00:42:16] devices, what training,
[00:42:19] minds, brains, emotional states,
[00:42:22] temperaments, liberations. Santiago has been
[00:42:26] interned in this center for a year and will be discharged in the coming
[00:42:29] days, I'm going to wait a long time and see what progress
[00:42:33] I can make out there without a phone, already really seeing
[00:42:37] if I can, then I'll opt for... a phone but for the
[00:42:41] essential,
[00:42:44] as we always say, communication with our children and being very
[00:42:48] attentive to them is more than necessary, meanwhile at
[00:42:51] 6:42 in the morning, the Mexican government strongly
[00:42:54] rejected that President Trump's administration is
[00:42:58] deporting Mexican citizens to third
[00:43:01] countries such as Guatemala and Honduras instead of
[00:43:04] returning them to Mexico. According to national news
[00:43:08] outlets, the Mexican Foreign Ministry assured
[00:43:12] that there is no legal agreement authorizing such transfers,
[00:43:15] meanwhile, President Trump's administration justified the measure,
[00:43:19] saying it seeks to move immigrants away from the US border and
[00:43:23] prevent them from returning to the country and for the first
[00:43:26] time UNAM, the National Autonomous University of Mexico,
[00:43:30] held a second round of its admission exam, after
[00:43:33] detecting irregularities in the online test applied
[00:43:37] months ago, thousands of applicants had to repeat
[00:43:40] the exam this time in person and under strict
[00:43:43] surveillance to guarantee fairness in the process, the
[00:43:47] new test was conducted in three shifts and many parents accompanied
[00:43:51] their children and waited for hours outside the
[00:43:54] campus, the scandal also delayed the admission process for
[00:43:58] the 2026-2027
[00:43:59] school year,
[00:44:04] mostly dry conditions today with clear skies, especially for
[00:44:07] the San Joaquin Valley, for the next few days. We may have an increase in some
[00:44:11] very specific storms in mountain areas and we'll keep talking about that in
[00:44:15] minutes.
[00:44:17] Also, this morning we take you to the Bay Area to talk about the
[00:44:21] sports impact, especially these teams that are marking
[00:44:25] Latin Heritage
[00:44:26] Night.
[00:44:30] Digital Edition California, Monday to Friday from
[00:44:33] 2:30 to 1 in the afternoon. Large forest
[00:44:36] fires can occur at any time. Be prepared to
[00:44:40] evacuate as soon as possible, before the
[00:44:44] fire gets too close. Review your 5-minute plan, pack
[00:44:48] the essentials and stay alert to fire updates. Most
[00:44:51] importantly, do not wait for the evacuation order, leaving
[00:44:55] early will avoid congestion and help
[00:44:58] firefighters respond. Evacuate early and stay
[00:45:01] safe. California firefighters are on your
[00:45:04] side. Every game starts long before the
[00:45:08] whistle. With backpacks full early in the
[00:45:11] morning and people who are always there, the
[00:45:14] coaches who believe, the parents who encourage, the referees who
[00:45:18] keep the game fair, the team moms who keep everything in
[00:45:21] order, and for more than 70 years, the local sporting
[00:45:25] goods store that has been present in each of those moments, because
[00:45:29] this is not just a game, it's community, great
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[00:45:35] five, my son takes his tests very
[00:45:38] seriously, huh?
[00:45:41] Of course, we pretend to help a friend move, all the
[00:45:45] time, ball analysis,
[00:45:48] balonazos,
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[00:47:10] 10 to 3, here's the forecast for the
[00:47:13] next few hours, in the next few hours in San Francisco temperatures will move
[00:47:17] from 58 degrees at 8 in the morning to
[00:47:20] 65 in the afternoon. It will be mostly sunny with those early
[00:47:24] fog banks and in the afternoon it will remain partly
[00:47:27] cloudy towards the Sacramento Valley, temperatures at 8 in the
[00:47:31] morning at 66, at 62 degrees rising more than 30
[00:47:35] degrees by 4 in the afternoon to reach 93°, that will
[00:47:39] be the hottest point of the day and for Fresno the
[00:47:42] temperature at 8 in the morning at 76 degrees, at noon
[00:47:45] 91, at 4 in the afternoon reaching 101, even at
[00:47:49] 5 we could have up to 102 degrees. Also today
[00:47:53] we will have air quality between unhealthy
[00:47:56] for, among unhealthy and sensitive groups, especially
[00:48:00] for the Fresno and Hanford area, this would be related
[00:48:04] not only to smoke pollutants due to fires but
[00:48:07] also to ozone generation at low atmospheric levels due to
[00:48:11] sunny conditions and high temperatures, we will also have
[00:48:14] strong wind gusts towards
[00:48:18] 20 miles per hour, but for the next few days these winds will
[00:48:22] increase not only for the Bay Area but also for inland
[00:48:26] sectors, in the central valley we will have gusts between
[00:48:29] 15 and around 20 miles per hour and this, coupled with
[00:48:32] very low relative humidity values in the afternoon, would be
[00:48:36] increasing the risk of forest fires,
[00:48:39] especially due to those values of only
[00:48:42] 11% humidity, very low humidity
[00:48:45] conditions really. Thanks Lorena, I'll see you later for that
[00:48:49] last look at the weather conditions, meanwhile. We're going to the Bay
[00:48:53] Area, where the Valkyries had their Latin Heritage
[00:48:56] Night, this way they were able to show the best of our
[00:49:00] businesses in that area and the one who had the opportunity to be present was my
[00:49:04] colleague Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez. Let's go with his
[00:49:07] report.
[00:49:09] Colors, flags and Latin rhythms flooded the home of the Golden State
[00:49:13] Valkyries this Wednesday. The professional women's basketball
[00:49:16] team from the Bay Area recognized and celebrated Latino heritage. We need
[00:49:20] more events like this that give recognition to who we are
[00:49:24] and the very strong presence we have here, so we are very proud and
[00:49:27] very grateful to Golden State Warriors, Golden State
[00:49:31] Valkyries for recognizing the Latino community. From early on, the
[00:49:35] music set the tone for what was to be experienced, fueling the pride of
[00:49:40] blood in one's veins. It means a lot to me, especially because I am
[00:49:43] Honduran, for all my family, for all this Latino community, look,
[00:49:46] listen to all the music, I love this, an afternoon with
[00:49:50] a special flair with Amordo Samba in charge of Brazilian
[00:49:54] rhythms and Chavalos Danzas representing the culture of
[00:49:58] Nicaragua, while DJ Agana showed off her
[00:50:01] talent on the canvas to round out the afternoon. This event is like
[00:50:04] an explosion of culture because we have dance, we have
[00:50:08] music, we have sports, we have
[00:50:11] art, we have like a lively atmosphere,
[00:50:15] flavorful, that people can enjoy and savor life,
[00:50:19] it's necessary. understanding the magnitude of the
[00:50:30] moment, it's very important because as we know
[00:50:34] right now we are having a very negative narrative towards Latinos and
[00:50:37] this represents who we really are and the support of the
[00:50:41] Valkyries shows everyone else that we all can and that together we move
[00:50:45] forward. The Valkyries fans were able to enjoy this
[00:50:48] celebration, but also they showed their support for the team and
[00:50:52] the Latino community in a time of uncertainty. Oh, it's
[00:50:56] very big, honestly with everything that has been
[00:50:59] happening in the United States
[00:51:02] for the team to say, you know
[00:51:06] what, here in the Bay Area, we have our
[00:51:10] Latinos, we have immigrants, it's something
[00:51:14] that I am very proud to be a
[00:51:16] Valkyries fan.
[00:51:19] N+ Univision News California.
[00:51:24] Today we will have the warmest day for the San Joaquin Valley area, and
[00:51:27] starting in the next few days, temperatures will drop, temperatures will also remain
[00:51:31] in the low 90s in the Sacramento Valley, while in the Bay Area, partially cloudy
[00:51:35] conditions and stable temperatures will prevail, we will continue
[00:51:38] talking about that right away.
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[00:54:19] How are you my people, I'm Freddy Zapata,
[00:54:23] Latino B,
[00:54:26] good morning, 6:54 AM and let's talk about
[00:54:30] highway safety because in recent months members of the Highway
[00:54:33] Patrol have reported an increase in the number of traffic
[00:54:37] accidents, the focus now is not only on the
[00:54:40] safety of drivers, but also on teamwork.
[00:54:44] Jessica Bedoya explains.
[00:54:46] The investigation into the fatal
[00:54:48] accident that occurred early Sunday morning on Highway
[00:54:52] 99 southbound in Bakersfield continues
[00:54:55] to be open. According to the initial CHP statement, a vehicle
[00:54:58] was traveling northbound in the southbound lanes of Highway
[00:55:02] 99. Seven Standard Road in the county of
[00:55:05] the crash involved three vehicles and left three
[00:55:09] people dead. Given this tragedy, the community has
[00:55:12] mobilized and has already created an online account to support the affected
[00:55:15] families. This accident once again puts into perspective the
[00:55:19] importance of road safety and driving with
[00:55:22] caution. When a person is behind the wheel, it is their
[00:55:26] responsibility to ensure that you are
[00:55:29] safe, your passengers have their seatbelts on, and that you drive
[00:55:33] responsibly and arrive at your destination safely. But
[00:55:36] in addition to monitoring your speed, says Officer
[00:55:39] Moreno of the California Highway Patrol, the faster
[00:55:43] a person goes, the braking distance
[00:55:46] decreases because the faster
[00:55:50] you drive this vehicle, which is ultimately
[00:55:54] a projectile that weighs, that is large, that
[00:55:57] weighs many, many thousands of pounds,
[00:56:00] it will be very difficult to stop and if you
[00:56:03] are involved in an accident, the consequences can be very
[00:56:07] serious, fatal. He also indicates that you should pay attention
[00:56:11] to the road without distractions, looking
[00:56:14] as far ahead as possible and not being on your
[00:56:17] phone or driving distracted. Yes,
[00:56:20] there are cases where a driver may be doing everything
[00:56:24] right and driving defensively
[00:56:28] and another driver who is not paying attention or
[00:56:32] driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, if you are involved in
[00:56:35] an accident and conditions allow it, it is recommended to get off
[00:56:41] to a safe place. Jessica Bedoya, N+ News,
[00:56:44] Univision California.
[00:56:47] Today we will have the warmest day for the
[00:56:49] San Joaquin Valley area, and starting in the next few days, temperatures will drop,
[00:56:53] temperatures will also remain in the low 90s in the Sacramento Valley,
[00:56:57] while in the Bay Area, partially cloudy conditions and stable
[00:57:00] temperatures will prevail, we will continue talking about that
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[00:58:02] How are you, my people? I'm Freddy Zapata,
[00:58:10] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here at
[00:58:14] Edition California, Monday to Friday from 2:30 to 1 in the
[00:58:19] Good morning, it's 6:58 AM, I greet
[00:58:22] you with this live image of Highway 99. This is near
[00:58:26] Mack Road in the city of Sacramento, traffic is already starting
[00:58:30] to increase on our highways, remember to drive
[00:58:33] with great caution, even more importantly, we must maintain
[00:58:37] those speed limits and understand
[00:58:40] that our roads are certainly shared and more than ready for that
[00:58:44] last look. Weather conditions with my colleague Lorena Lima,
[00:58:48] go ahead Lorena.
[00:58:50] This is what we have for the next few days, pay attention if you have long-term
[00:58:54] plans, temperatures in the Sacramento Valley, starting
[00:58:58] today, will be much more stable in the low 90s,
[00:59:02] moving up to 91 degrees tomorrow, going back up to
[00:59:05] 94 on Sunday, but they will stay with those warm values without
[00:59:09] being too hot, a little hotter for the Fresno area with
[00:59:12] highs today above 100 degrees, but... Starting
[00:59:16] tomorrow we will be in the high 90s, so hot
[00:59:20] conditions will remain, but at least we would no longer be talking about three
[00:59:23] digits, also drier conditions and in some places, especially
[00:59:27] on the weekend, it would be sunny. For the
[00:59:30] San Francisco Bay Area, temperatures fluctuating a little more,
[00:59:34] even by Saturday we would have a relatively warm day
[00:59:37] reaching a high of 70 degrees and generally
[00:59:40] temperatures in the high 60s with mostly
[00:59:44] cloudy conditions. Those fog and mist banks
[00:59:48] due to the marine layer for these next few days, but conditions
[00:59:51] are quite stable, we are not expecting rain events
[00:59:54] anytime soon. Thanks Lorena for that report, remember
[00:59:58] that hot conditions will prevail in the San
[01:00:01] Joaquin Valley, as well as in the central valley, it is important to drink
[01:00:07] hydrated, seek shade, understand that
[01:00:10] our safety should always be a priority. I say goodbye, I'll be back
[01:00:14] tomorrow at 6 AM, thank you
[01:00:17] for accompanying me.
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