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[00:00:00] reveal a record increase in ICE arrests in Northern
[00:00:03] California, even among people with no criminal record.
[00:00:06] Tamara Amino explains what is
[00:00:09] create luxury housing in happening. With this, the fear of immigrant families increases,
[00:00:12] not only of being deported, but of not knowing
[00:00:16] when or how an arrest could occur. In July, almost
[00:00:19] 900 people were arrested by ICE in Northern California.
[00:00:23] The highest monthly figure since the current government took office, according to the deportation
[00:00:27] data project. The promise of
[00:00:30] several million criminals was a promise
[00:00:33] that could not be kept because there are not several million
[00:00:36] undocumented criminals, but there is a fact that
[00:00:39] particularly calls attention: people without a criminal history continue
[00:00:43] to represent the majority of arrests in the region, a reality that we analyze
[00:00:46] with this immigration lawyer, the statistic of the number of undocumented
[00:00:50] people who have a criminal record is
[00:00:54] minimal, it is statistically
[00:00:57] negligible, although almost 900 people were arrested. Around
[00:01:01] 440 ended up in ICE detention centers, the rest, in
[00:01:04] many cases, were released, but under the supervision of the immigration
[00:01:08] agency. They're going to let you out of the detention
[00:01:11] center, but they're going to put the ankle monitor on you, which is
[00:01:15] super worse than being in the detention center, so they just
[00:01:18] arrest them, put the ankle monitor on them, release them, and eventually they can
[00:01:22] deport them. A situation that keeps thousands of families on alert. That's why,
[00:01:26] given the increase in arrests, experts recommend preparing before an
[00:01:30] emergency occurs, that is, having a plan for children, knowing who to call in
[00:01:34] case of detention, and above all, knowing your
[00:01:36] rights. ICE responds to that very simply,
[00:01:40] it says: deporting someone is not a criminal
[00:01:43] case, it is a civil case, we are not sending you to
[00:01:47] jail, we are sending you to your
[00:01:50] let's check, look at San Francisco, what country. And with this scenario, the concern for airport detentions and the access of federal
[00:01:54] authorities to traveler
[00:01:56] insurance. Did you forget what information also grows. At San Francisco International Airport, several
[00:02:00] and its spokesperson indicates that as an airport entity, they do not have
[00:02:03] jurisdiction over the actions of federal authorities. And
[00:02:07] the call that immigration lawyers are making right now is not to
[00:02:11] travel if you have not yet regularized your status
[00:02:15] or do not have permanent residency. In San Jose,
[00:02:18] Tamara Mino, N+Univision
[00:02:21] News. Thank you, Tamara. California could be the first state to ban electric
[00:02:25] shock gloves. The measure comes after an ICE contract for
[00:02:28] 16.7.
[00:02:33] Democrats are pushing for bill 2760
[00:02:37] to ban its use by federal agents in the state. We continue
[00:02:41] with immigration information because now USCIS will be able to investigate the
[00:02:44] neighbors of those seeking citizenship. The new policy
[00:02:47] came into effect on August 25 and applies to
[00:02:51] new and pending cases. Officials will be able to interview people in the
[00:02:55] community to verify the character and
[00:02:58] activities of applicants. Later this afternoon, we also present
[00:03:01] a love story that faces adversity,
[00:03:05] the illusion of a marriage forever that now remains in
[00:03:08] dreams, this is the detention of the fiancée of a US
[00:03:12] citizen. Salvador Durán interviewed the groom, who is
[00:03:15] heartbroken by the situation, let's see. Cristian's
[00:03:19] will simply refuse to wedding plans have been put on hold after his fiancée
[00:03:22] was detained when she went to an immigration appointment for
[00:03:26] her political asylum case. I love her. She is the light of
[00:03:30] my life. I miss her.
[00:03:33] She is such a big part of my life and right now
[00:03:36] I feel so empty, a very
[00:03:40] big emptiness. The groom tells us that Carla was arrested on November
[00:03:44] 13 of last year and since then has been through
[00:03:48] several detention centers, among them Adelanto, another
[00:03:52] in Arizona, and now she is in Tacoma, Washington,
[00:03:55] since the first day he has been very concerned
[00:03:59] for her because he states that she is diabetic
[00:04:03] and while locked up she fractured her leg. They give her her
[00:04:06] medications, they give her her insulin,
[00:04:09] pain pills, these days they are giving her
[00:04:12] steroids for the pain in her foot. According to Cristian, her lawyers
[00:04:16] asked for Carla to be released on bail, but there is a
[00:04:20] detail that stopped that possibility, which is that Interpol
[00:04:23] issued a red alert for Carla's
[00:04:27] arrest, requested by the government of
[00:04:30] El Salvador. The document
[00:04:32] He said, he keeps them at the top of says fugitive wanted for a criminal process for an
[00:04:35] alleged money laundering
[00:04:38] arrives in the midst of the back to case, but Cristian came to his fiancée's defense. He
[00:04:41] tells us that Carla's father was a lawyer for President Nayib
[00:04:45] Bukele, but that upon discovering alleged
[00:04:48] irregularities in the case, Carla's parents
[00:04:51] were imprisoned. They are for political reasons,
[00:04:55] she was not involved in any of that.
[00:04:58] She is afraid that...
[00:05:02] At the end of next month, what she will end up, that they will put her in jail, that they will kill her, they will
[00:05:06] rape her. Cristian, however, only thinks
[00:05:10] about the moments he shared with Carla. The day he
[00:05:13] promised her eternal love, and all he asks is that they do not
[00:05:17] snatch away his dream of sharing his life with her. I'm not
[00:05:20] asking for much, I just want her to get out, for her to come back
[00:05:24] home. A difficult situation that several
[00:05:28] couples are experiencing. This was a report by Salvador Durán. In other
[00:05:32] news, concern is growing among residents of the Mission due to the increase
[00:05:35] in sex work in that area. The police report 16
[00:05:39] arrests under the new law and more than 100 30
[00:05:42] arrests for alleged prostitution in the neighborhood since
[00:05:46] January 2025. Residents say that the barriers
[00:05:49] only displaced the problem. Let's remember that since January
[00:05:53] 1, loitering with the intention of soliciting sexual services is
[00:05:56] considered a misdemeanor with fines of up to
[00:06:00] $1. And a recycling and waste management plant
[00:06:04] in San Jose will have to reduce its odors and pollutant
[00:06:07] emissions. The air quality district ordered New
[00:06:11] Island to correct the problems after years of complaints from
[00:06:14] neighbors in San Jose, Milpitas, Fremont, and New York. The plant
[00:06:18] is operated by Public Services, and the facility has been
[00:06:21] singled out for dangerous gas emissions for several
[00:06:25] years. In other news, a Latino family from
[00:06:28] Redwood City has a child with a rare disease and is fighting to
[00:06:32] find a cure and treatment for the minor. María Antonieta Mejía brings
[00:06:36] us this moving
[00:06:37] story.
[00:06:42] 9-year-old who suffers from a rare genetic
[00:06:45] disease called aspartylglucosaminuria
[00:06:49] or AGU. If you've never heard of it, it's because it
[00:06:52] is estimated that there are only between 300 to 500 diagnosed
[00:06:56] cases worldwide. This causes
[00:06:59] inflammation in the brain
[00:07:02] that makes it look like autism, like
[00:07:06] a
[00:07:09] mental delay. Nayely, who is originally from Oaxaca,
[00:07:13] Mexico, wants more to be known about her son's disease
[00:07:16] so that treatments can be developed to fight
[00:07:19] it. She says that some symptoms resemble
[00:07:23] autism and that is why there can be errors when making a
[00:07:26] diagnosis. And they are born as normal children,
[00:07:30] completely normal. The first
[00:07:32] year, the second year, they have no problems, they start
[00:07:36] having respiratory problems. I consulted a
[00:07:39] geneticist to learn more about the symptoms of this rare
[00:07:43] disease in children who start losing strength,
[00:07:46] have coordination failure, language
[00:07:49] problems, and the most serious thing is that it is
[00:07:53] progressive. The geneticist explained that the
[00:07:55] treatment is not yet completely developed, so it is
[00:07:59] difficult to combat it. The
[00:08:02] enzyme is not yet
[00:08:04] available. The enzyme has not been
[00:08:07] produced at the level of any laboratory,
[00:08:11] but what is being attempted is
[00:08:14] gene therapy in this type of, in this ultra-rare
[00:08:18] disease. For now, Oliver's mother, who during
[00:08:22] the interview interacted with her mother all the time, hopes
[00:08:26] to be able to find a treatment for her son that she can also
[00:08:29] afford. According to her, there is already a genetic
[00:08:33] therapy, but it is not yet fully developed and
[00:08:37] the cost is very high.
[00:08:39] So, they already realized that the therapy.
[00:08:43] And now the FDA is already ready for the first
[00:08:46] medical trial
[00:08:49] in humans and that's where we're stuck because
[00:08:53] we need a lot of money. María Antonieta Mejía
[00:08:56] N+ Univision Bay
[00:08:59] Area news. Well, from the N+Univision Bay Area studio, we
[00:09:03] send a big hug to little Oliver, who María told us was also
[00:09:07] part of the interview, in fact he was playing with María's
[00:09:10] equipment and the truth is that we hope that this family can find the help they
[00:09:14] need, also a solution for little Oliver. And well, that long-awaited
[00:09:18] Friday has arrived for many families, let's see how the weather conditions are at
[00:09:21] different points, it's 6 o'clock:9 minutes, we see
[00:09:25] San Jose, also sunny there in San Francisco, the Golden Gate, a
[00:09:29] clear day, but let's go with Aranza Mora who tells us what we can
[00:09:32] expect in the coming hours, Aranza, friends of the
[00:09:36] Bay Area, how are you, good afternoon, it's finally Friday and we have noticed
[00:09:40] some changes, mostly cloudy sky, and those drizzles, some
[00:09:43] storms that also reached the Santa Rosa area, I tell you that we had
[00:09:47] a red flag warning, which has already ended, look at what
[00:09:50] we have at this moment and what we are going to see for tonight, the sky is already
[00:09:54] clearing, we will still be seeing that cloudiness in areas of
[00:09:57] Santa Clara towards the south of the bay, therefore San Jose we will have
[00:10:01] mostly calm conditions marking those 60s, so a
[00:10:05] definitely cool night, that is the forecast for the San
[00:10:08] Francisco area for the weekend, as you see those clouds remain.
[00:10:12] In the afternoon we will have those 60s, so
[00:10:15] definitely a sweater and especially in the morning, look
[00:10:18] early in the morning as a minimum it marks 56 degrees, something that
[00:10:22] we will also be noticing and that feels refreshing are those strong
[00:10:26] winds with gusts that exceed 25 miles per hour,
[00:10:29] look at San Francisco, San Mateo, Fremont, Concord and the
[00:10:32] city of Fairfield, more information on the forecast for the weekend
[00:10:36] in the next weather segment. That's right, Aranza, you already
[00:10:39] told us, temperatures drop and the wind also comes with several
[00:10:43] activities because the Mexican Consulate in San Jose will offer free
[00:10:46] advice on labor rights from August
[00:10:49] 31 to September 4. Take note of this because each day
[00:10:53] there will be a different topic with experts and on Wednesday they will hold a
[00:10:57] call bank to answer all your
[00:11:00] questions. The services are free regardless of immigration
[00:11:03] status. There will be lawyers to offer particular advice to
[00:11:07] those who have doubts or any labor
[00:11:09] problem. Pause and when we return, the judicial process
[00:11:13] against the suspect of multiple stabbings in Oakland is delayed, after
[00:11:17] the individual refused to leave his cell to appear
[00:11:20] in court. We will be
[00:11:21] right back.
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[00:14:02] We continue with more. This construction worker is linked to more
[00:14:06] home robberies in North Bay. Listen, the Napa Sheriff
[00:14:10] identified the suspect as David Alejandro Gómez Sánchez,
[00:14:13] 44 years old. He was arrested on August 21 and according to
[00:14:16] investigators, he would have stolen jewelry and other objects from homes in
[00:14:20] Napa and Pleasant Hill. A Napa jury
[00:14:23] found the man accused of selling fentanyl to a 17-year-old
[00:14:27] student not guilty of murder. Alan
[00:14:30] Jaziel Martínez was acquitted of murder and
[00:14:33] involuntary manslaughter, but found guilty of three crimes related
[00:14:37] to the sale of fentanyl. Mónica Flores died in 2022,
[00:14:41] two weeks before graduating. A 17-year-old
[00:14:44] was arrested for the fatal shooting at a party in Morgan Hill. The young man
[00:14:48] was arrested this Thursday at a house
[00:14:52] in Salinas. The attack occurred on July 25 and left one
[00:14:56] dead and six injured. The suspect, whose identity was not
[00:14:59] revealed because he is a minor, will appear before a judge on
[00:15:03] Monday. A suspect in a series of stabbings in Oakland refused
[00:15:07] for a second day to leave his cell to appear in
[00:15:10] court. José Jesús Rodríguez, 34, faces
[00:15:13] murder charges and four attempted murder charges. His next
[00:15:17] hearing is on Monday. According to the police, Rodríguez allegedly attacked
[00:15:21] five people with a knife in a 30-minute
[00:15:24] period. Two, the Trump administration would be pushing
[00:15:27] to hand over land within the Yosemite State Park to a
[00:15:31] private developer from Nevada. The company already owns
[00:15:35] 83 acres next to the park, its CEO seeks
[00:15:38] to build a road that connects that property with a route
[00:15:41] within Yosemite Park, its developer could
[00:15:47] the area, and we return with images to see how the
[00:15:50] weather conditions are this Friday afternoon. Let's see
[00:15:54] exactly, it's 6:15 p.m., spectacular conditions
[00:15:57] in San Francisco, we already see it clear, so the weekend starts
[00:16:01] spectacularly. Let's go with Aranza
[00:16:03] Zamora. Let's review the weather
[00:16:07] forecast again. At this moment it has already cleared up compared to what we saw this afternoon.
[00:16:11] Look how those storms arrived approximately at 11:30 in the
[00:16:14] morning until 12, some storm cells arrived in the Santa
[00:16:18] Rosa area, therefore it remains mostly clear. This
[00:16:22] is how the forecast looks for tomorrow Saturday, we are talking about 5
[00:16:25] in the afternoon, as you can see it is already completely calm, but the mornings are still
[00:16:29] very cool. Look at what we are going to have early in the morning,
[00:16:32] Saturday morning, San Francisco, San Rafael, Napa, still waking up
[00:16:36] in the 50s. Therefore, the hour-by-hour forecast for
[00:16:40] Oakland, we will be seeing a mostly cloudy sky,
[00:16:43] cool, 10 in the morning with 63 and in the afternoon
[00:16:46] the temperature does not increase much, but we will be seeing that sun, but the
[00:16:50] conditions remain calm, mild, therefore we will notice
[00:16:54] a drop in temperatures in the next 6 to 10
[00:16:57] days as they will be below average compared to what we will
[00:17:01] have for the rest of the country. I tell you that in areas of the center and the
[00:17:05] east of the country, conditions will be
[00:17:07] above normal. Let's talk now about how that
[00:17:11] humidity looks, the precipitation outlook, next 6 to 10 days, yes
[00:17:15] we will be seeing more humidity than normal, that's why we will see that cloudiness,
[00:17:18] but so far I don't have rain in the forecast, let's check how the
[00:17:22] forecast looks for the weekend, some of you already have plans, so
[00:17:28] we will notice for next week, Monday is that cloudiness with
[00:17:32] 65 degrees, San Jose we will be out of the
[00:17:36] 80s but with... conditions in the 70s in the
[00:17:39] afternoon, Oakland we will also have mild and very
[00:17:43] pleasant conditions. Weather summary, weekend,
[00:17:46] mild, winds between 25 to 30 miles per hour, so
[00:17:49] yes we will have strong wind gusts, therefore we will continue
[00:17:53] to see partially cloudy skies, mostly cloudy
[00:17:56] also for next week, San Francisco, look how the maximum
[00:18:00] temperature looks next week, we return to those low seventies,
[00:18:04] but tonight at 11 I wait for you with more details. That's
[00:18:08] right Aranza, mild conditions in the bay, but in Washington it's hot
[00:18:12] and not necessarily because of the weather conditions, the battle
[00:18:15] for mail-in voting is growing, meanwhile, a federal judge
[00:18:18] marched today in Washington because she temporarily blocked a rule linked
[00:18:22] to the Trump administration's plan, Stephanie Ochoa has the
[00:18:25] details.
[00:18:30] With these slogans of support for the vote, a constitutional right,
[00:18:34] the streets of D.C. were the scene of a massive mobilization that
[00:18:37] seeks to highlight the risks involved in a new measure by President Trump to
[00:18:41] establish restrictions on mail-in voting. His plan forces
[00:18:44] states to redesign ballot envelopes, upload the names and
[00:18:48] addresses of all their mail-in voters to an electronic
[00:18:52] platform of the Postal Service, otherwise USPS
[00:18:56] receive and deliver citizens' ballots. This Friday, the
[00:18:59] administration appealed the latest block to this plan imposed by a
[00:19:03] federal judge in Boston this Thursday. This would last for
[00:19:07] 14 days, considering it practically impossible for states
[00:19:10] to comply with the new rule before the November 3 elections.
[00:19:14] The voices resonate, we have to keep
[00:19:18] organizing, we will not let them
[00:19:22] take away our right to vote, they are trying everything to
[00:19:25] weaken our access to
[00:19:27] democracy, so from the courts to what happens in
[00:19:31] our communities, they are trying to
[00:19:34] intimidate us, but our future depends on
[00:19:37] our participation, our schools, our access to
[00:19:41] health, stopping how ICE
[00:19:45] is attacking us, depends on participating in these elections,
[00:19:48] so participate as much as you can. An analysis by the
[00:19:52] Brookings institution revealed that mail-in voter
[00:19:55] fraud is so insignificant that it only occurs in
[00:19:59] four cases for every 10 million ballots
[00:20:02] cast. This is one of the most important elections in the
[00:20:05] country and let's go out and vote. If
[00:20:09] we want to stop this attack on the community, this anti-immigrant
[00:20:12] wave, we have to participate. If you can
[00:20:16] become a citizen, become a citizen, register to
[00:20:19] vote, vote by mail if you can and go out and
[00:20:22] vote, do it for yourself and for your families. Next
[00:20:25] week will be decisive, the emergency hearings on this
[00:20:29] case will be on Thursday, September 3, and will determine if this
[00:20:32] plan is definitively stopped before the first
[00:20:35] ballots are sent.
[00:20:39] critics of this Trump proposal say is that it has already been
[00:20:43] shown that the real danger of these rules is not electoral
[00:20:46] fraud, which is almost nonexistent, but that thousands
[00:20:49] of our citizens will be left without voting in November. In
[00:20:53] Washington, Stephanie Ochoa. Thousands of
[00:20:56] people have gathered in San Francisco for the Pokémon World
[00:20:59] Championship 2026, which has caused an increase in traffic. We
[00:21:03] tell you which routes to take so you don't get stuck in traffic.
[00:21:06] Hello everyone, today in the
[00:21:08] news we were present
[00:21:12] when Katherin Bracho, the 9-year-old girl, and her father
[00:21:16] were released after almost a month of detention in Dilley. Congressman
[00:21:20] Castro gave the little girl letters and drawings from her classmates and
[00:21:24] teachers that ICE had prohibited her from receiving. I'll
[00:21:28] wait for you with this story in a few
[00:21:29] minutes.
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[00:23:52] The second matchday of the Premier League is underway, Crystal Palace hosted
[00:23:56] Manchester City, with a brace from Erling Haaland and two
[00:24:00] more from Cherky, the Citizens won away 4 to
[00:24:03] 1, they remain unbeaten and in first place in the
[00:24:07] overall standings, the only goal for the home team was an
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[00:24:17] In the Bundesliga, the 2026-2027 season began with the match
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[00:24:42] while in Serie A, on the pitch of Giuseppe Meazza, the match was held
[00:24:45] Milan against Venezia, Gonzalo Ramos with his left foot
[00:24:49] made it 1-0. Then he appeared to
[00:24:52] score in his own goal and define the
[00:24:55] 2-0, so Milan reached six points and
[00:24:59] remains in first
[00:25:00] place.
[00:25:04] In the Saudi Arabian League, CR7 and Al Nassr hosted
[00:25:08] Al-Taawoun at Al-Awal Park. In the 50th minute, the
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[00:25:18] with 12 points, which
[00:25:22] the general
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[00:25:27] Second matchday in League 1 in France, Lille at home faced
[00:25:31] Paris Saint-Germain, the home team was leading 2-0,
[00:25:34] but near the end they appeared in stoppage
[00:25:37] time. Vitinha and Marquinhos to tie the
[00:25:40] score at two goals. Lille thus reached
[00:25:44] four points and PSG has
[00:25:46] two.
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