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[00:00:00] happen, a person is run over mortally and the person responsible
[00:00:03] tries to escape, he invested time and a lot of money with
[00:00:07] a group of immigration lawyers, now an immigrant is in the process of
[00:00:11] deportation, his co-workers and even his neighbors could
[00:00:14] be part of his citizenship process under new guidelines from
[00:00:18] the government.
[00:00:20] Changes in temperatures, in seconds I will give you the information of what is forecast
[00:00:24] this weekend. Hello, how are you, Michel Beníz greets you,
[00:00:28] we begin the news of the... Friday night, listen, a
[00:00:31] woman died after being run over in the parking lot of some
[00:00:35] apartments in Milpitas. Police reported that the
[00:00:38] incident occurred this Friday on Dixon Landing Robe. The 35-year-old
[00:00:41] victim was found with
[00:00:44] because it has achieved what serious injuries and died at the scene. A 32-year-old woman was arrested after police
[00:00:48] found her ex SUV damaged near
[00:00:52] the scene. The investigation remains active. A minor was
[00:00:55] shot this Friday in Mission Bay in San Francisco. Police
[00:00:59] responded to the incident shortly before 4:20 p.m. at
[00:01:02] Ford and Channel streets, officers
[00:01:06] Saturday 3 until 5 in the found the injured young man, we know he is hospitalized with non-life-threatening
[00:01:09] injuries, so far no arrests have been made
[00:01:12] in the case. We change the subject and we have to talk about immigration, because the
[00:01:16] ICE detention policy faces another setback in the
[00:01:19] courts. This Friday, the Third Circuit rejected the
[00:01:23] Trump administration's interpretation and said that certain
[00:01:27] are always with you during the Honda Summer of immigrants with strong ties to the United States
[00:01:30] have the right to a bond hearing, the Supreme Court
[00:01:34] stroke, this in could consider the case in its next term which begins in
[00:01:38] October, a woman who sought to regularize her immigration
[00:01:42] status now faces deportation proceedings and
[00:01:46] questions the legal representation she received. Alicia Mireles tells
[00:01:49] us more about this case: in process
[00:01:52] of removal, in deportation proceedings, so
[00:01:55] yes I am worried about that, about all the money I have invested.
[00:02:00] She prefers to speak anonymously, she is the mother of a member of the US Navy
[00:02:04] contact. and has been trying to regularize her immigration status for years, she says she entrusted her
[00:02:07] case to a firm based in Virginia with a wide presence on
[00:02:11] social media. They had told me that it could be possible because
[00:02:14] they had no cases they
[00:02:17] paying my medicine or lost, I always saw them on social media and they said that
[00:02:20] they always won all the cases. Her petition sought protection
[00:02:23] under VAWA for what she describes as emotional violence and she claims
[00:02:27] that following the strategy they recommended, she submitted
[00:02:30] primarily her testimony and witness letters, that
[00:02:34] she only needed letters from people who knew her and what
[00:02:38] I experienced with my son, so that was enough,
[00:02:41] I asked if I needed to see a psychologist or something and they told me no, that was
[00:02:45] all, but it wasn't like that, it was due to
[00:02:49] lack of evidence supposedly
[00:02:52] that's why they denied it, what made her
[00:02:56] question her representation happened later, her husband processed...
[00:03:00] a similar case with the same firm, according to her, this time
[00:03:03] they incorporated precisely a psychological evaluation, he obtained the
[00:03:07] protection and subsequently the residency, he did obtain
[00:03:11] the residency, but I feel that my case was
[00:03:14] the postcard on Monday, September very negligent, she says that by then she had already paid
[00:03:17] about $15, and that appealing implied another 5,000,
[00:03:20] she asked for a refund and now filed a formal complaint against
[00:03:24] this representation, and a refund and for what reason
[00:03:27] do they want the refund and the lawyers have to respond
[00:03:31] how they are going to give a refund, they are not going to give a
[00:03:34] refund for whatever reasons, the bar association will decide
[00:03:38] who is right, how much money they should return
[00:03:41] or close the case. an adverse result does not by
[00:03:46] may feel warmer compared to what itself demonstrate professional negligence, that's why the lawyer recommends asking beforehand what
[00:03:50] real experience supports whoever promises to handle a specialized
[00:03:56] N+ Univision Bay Area team. case, one should ask why do you say you are an expert in the U visa,
[00:03:59] why do you say you are an expert in the VAWA, what
[00:04:02] certificate do you have? we contacted the firm in question to
[00:04:05] offer them the opportunity to respond to these accusations, as of the
[00:04:09] close of this report we did not receive their position, you have to be very
[00:04:12] careful that the lawyers really look you in the eye and
[00:04:16] really tell you the truth. for news on Univision Bay
[00:04:20] Area, Alicia Mireles, thank you very much
[00:04:23] Alicia, listen, a federal judge could stop Trump's new order next week to
[00:04:26] limit citizenship by... Judge Debora Vermann questioned its
[00:04:30] legality this Friday, the government must present its arguments on
[00:04:34] Monday, while the administration has also said that there are still no
[00:04:38] final rules to implement the order, these
[00:04:41] guidelines are expected by September 5th,
[00:04:45] and well, we're changing
[00:04:47] in San Pablo, some residents say their rents
[00:04:51] are rising faster than their incomes,
[00:04:54] after years of facing these increases they decided to organize
[00:04:58] and now they want voters to decide if there should be a
[00:05:01] limit. Sadama Huayo has the information. The
[00:05:05] community of San Pablo is enthusiastic
[00:05:07] using it regularly, so because after several years they finally managed to put a rent control measure
[00:05:11] on the ballot this.
[00:05:13] the only thing they give us is a letter and in that news sometimes it says oh it will be
[00:05:16] $60 more, a letter in the mailbox can change the accounts for the whole
[00:05:20] month, sometimes they don't even give news or sometimes in the rent - you have
[00:05:24] to calculate and you say oh this time it cost me $50 more,
[00:05:27] Yesenia has lived in San Pablo practically her whole life, just as she
[00:05:31] grew up here, she has also seen the price of rent grow and grow
[00:05:34] without any control and she is forced to either take out more savings
[00:05:37] or simply work more, or I have to pick up a shift or my mom
[00:05:41] picks up a shift at work and it's that thing
[00:05:44] that you never know when you're going to have to work a little extra because someone is going to charge
[00:05:48] you more. in San Pablo residents say that their rent rises much more than their
[00:05:51] wages and that's why they are pushing for measure S. The
[00:05:55] proposal seeks to limit rent increases to 3% per
[00:05:58] year. The state limit is 10%. And establish
[00:06:02] protections against unjustified evictions. This is a job that has
[00:06:05] been done for more than 5 years and has been done
[00:06:08] by the people. We had worked hard to be able to put.
[00:06:13] but we didn't succeed until this occasion when the residents themselves went out to
[00:06:17] knock door to door to get more than 1500
[00:06:21] signatures and manage to put measure S on the
[00:06:24] ballot this November 3, among those residents was Yesenia, it was my dad
[00:06:28] who said well, we have to get into this because if
[00:06:31] there is no limit she says she had never done activism
[00:06:35] work but decided to join to improve her situation and that of her
[00:06:39] neighbors, someone has to fight for this and we can't keep
[00:06:42] saying: someone else will do it, we have to be us. The organizations leading this
[00:06:46] effort say that 89% of properties
[00:06:49] in San Pablo belong to corporations outside the Bay
[00:06:52] Area, they represent the people who are part of this
[00:06:56] community, so it was super important that this
[00:06:59] measure was made by the people, because it is for the people.
[00:07:02] Now in November, the last word will be had by the voters of San Pablo, who
[00:07:06] will decide if that effort becomes a new limit for
[00:07:09] rents. When we knew we had them we were.
[00:07:12] completely excited to see
[00:07:15] that we were finally going to put this measure S to protect the
[00:07:19] elderly, the children to stay in their
[00:07:22] schools, the people who don't have to keep fighting to think about paying my
[00:07:26] rent, paying my food,
[00:07:29] I have a house and tomorrow I'm going to live on the street because I can't
[00:07:33] pay, of course not, we want people to stay here in San
[00:07:37] Pablo because they are the ones who live here in San Pablo. It
[00:07:41] is a proposal of the people. for the people, it was they who collected the
[00:07:44] signatures to put this proposal on the ballot and it will be the community
[00:07:48] also that will again go out to knock on doors to now manage to get
[00:07:52] those voters to approve this proposal. reporting for
[00:07:55] news on Univision Saddam Aguayo.
[00:07:59] Thank you Adam for a complicated situation, but now look at these images
[00:08:03] shared by our viewers, you can see exactly what Aranza told us
[00:08:06] because the bay threatened with drizzles, you can see
[00:08:10] the images so drivers be very careful
[00:08:13] with those drizzles, we greet Aranza Mora who tells us what the
[00:08:17] weather conditions will be Aranza, how
[00:08:19] are you, good evening, let's go with the weather forecast, I imagine you noticed those rains
[00:08:23] arriving this morning, which has already cleared the sky, but let's
[00:08:27] see what we will have this weekend, look Saturday mostly
[00:08:30] clear, therefore we will have warm conditions in the
[00:08:34] afternoon in some areas, but let's check at this time we continue with a fresh
[00:08:38] panorama marking between 58 and
[00:08:41] 60 degrees, Saturday. hour by hour we go to the city of San Jose
[00:08:44] where as I mentioned we will be seeing temperatures of 59 degrees
[00:08:48] early and in the afternoon look mild registering
[00:08:51] 75 degrees in inland areas we will reach
[00:08:55] conditions very close to the 80s so it
[00:08:59] we will register in other areas San Francisco look it remains
[00:09:02] in the 60s and we will have strong wind gusts that could
[00:09:06] exceed 25 miles per hour so be careful with that we will be very
[00:09:10] attentive therefore San Jose and Oakland. Also with
[00:09:13] stable temperatures. More information, more
[00:09:15] later. Thank you very much, Aranza, we're going to a break
[00:09:19] and when we come back we'll tell you why your neighbors, your bosses, and even your
[00:09:23] co-workers could be part of your citizenship process
[00:09:26] and how they would participate. Many people think that strokes
[00:09:30] only occur in elderly people, however, a young
[00:09:34] adult shares his experience, he remembers the
[00:09:36] symptoms of the medical emergency he had to face. We're going to
[00:09:40] tell you why it's generating criticism, questions about
[00:09:44] Governor Newsom's trip to three states in the southeast of
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[00:13:25] California could ban the so-called electric gloves used by ICE
[00:13:29] agents, state legislators are pushing the bill in
[00:13:32] Sacramento, its critics say they are dangerous and have not proven
[00:13:36] to be safe. The Senate seeks to accelerate its approval before the
[00:13:40] session closes, critics also say that the devices have been
[00:13:43] used inappropriately in 20 states. And if
[00:13:47] you are processing a US citizenship application, you should know
[00:13:51] that your neighbors, employers, and co-workers could be part
[00:13:55] of the process, the Trump administration established new guidelines for
[00:13:58] conducting the so-called neighborhood investigations. Reina Rodríguez
[00:14:02] explains what it's about. All other
[00:14:05] administrations had no control over that. A new
[00:14:08] immigration guideline could change the way those seeking US citizenship
[00:14:12] are evaluated, as the Citizenship and Immigration
[00:14:16] Service has formally reactivated investigations that could
[00:14:19] go beyond the interview and the documents submitted by the
[00:14:23] applicant. These are the neighborhood checks, now you are going to
[00:14:27] give the government all your information, information that is not really
[00:14:30] necessary to determine if you are an eligible person for citizenship or
[00:14:34] not, officials could contact neighbors, employers, co-workers
[00:14:37] and other people in the community to verify
[00:14:41] information, what they focus on mainly
[00:14:44] are arrest records, in the last 5 years you have to
[00:14:48] demonstrate that you have been a good person, the main objective is to detect
[00:14:51] fraud, confirm physical residence and evaluate good moral
[00:14:55] character, a requirement for naturalization, you don't know what
[00:14:58] intentions the neighbors have more than anything, extremes are always bad,
[00:15:02] applicants can also voluntarily submit testimonials or
[00:15:06] letters of reference about their character. The decision to
[00:15:09] conduct an investigation will be made on a case-by-case basis,
[00:15:12] depending on the evidence available in each applicant's
[00:15:16] file. I think this is also to scare
[00:15:19] our community, it is also so that people do not
[00:15:23] apply. The agency resumed
[00:15:25] the measure in August 2025 and this week established the guidelines
[00:15:29] to apply it after decades of not
[00:15:32] experts recommend submitting complete information when
[00:15:36] preparing your citizenship application.
[00:15:38] It is important to make sure that it is as correct as possible
[00:15:41] in McAllen, Texas, Reina Rodríguez on Univision News, thank
[00:15:45] you Reina, we return with Aran Zamor and the weather conditions for this weekend,
[00:15:48] let's go again with the weather forecast, good
[00:15:52] evening, I imagine you noticed those rains this morning, therefore there is
[00:15:56] good news because for the weekend look completely clear, we will
[00:16:00] already be seeing those 50s early
[00:16:03] so tomorrow fresh, fresh mornings in the valley and of course
[00:16:07] with those strong winds, the conditions will feel much fresher,
[00:16:11] let's see what we have for Oakland, the sky mostly cloudy, 61
[00:16:15] degrees at 9 in the morning and in the afternoon look sunny very
[00:16:19] close to those 70s, next few days, the weekend looks
[00:16:22] partially cloudy for San Francisco with the clouds that will be
[00:16:26] seen on Monday, 65 degrees, look what
[00:16:29] we have in San Jose, it remains mild on Sunday, well Saturday and Sunday
[00:16:33] a little warmer than what we have registered and Oakland we will
[00:16:36] have stable conditions. I mentioned those
[00:16:39] strong winds that will arrive tomorrow
[00:16:43] afternoon, gusts exceeding 25 miles per hour, as you can see
[00:16:47] it will be windy in San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, look what
[00:16:50] we have in Santa Clara, as you can see, those winds change direction for areas like San
[00:16:54] Jose and Santa Clara, so this could increase the risk of
[00:16:57] fires in those areas, but if you look at the precipitation outlook
[00:17:01] next 6 to 10 days and we will be seeing more moisture than
[00:17:04] normal, although I don't have rain in the forecast, yes. we
[00:17:07] are monitoring that the sky will be mostly cloudy for
[00:17:11] the next few days, we are talking about Monday onwards, therefore,
[00:17:15] look how those temperatures look, finally below average,
[00:17:19] so September will be more comfortable compared to what we registered
[00:17:23] in August, that is the forecast for San Jose, a weekend
[00:17:27] in the high 70s, next week, look we will
[00:17:31] have that increase in temperatures Thursday, next Friday,
[00:17:34] reaching almost those 80 degrees in the city of San. Jose,
[00:17:38] that's all my report so far, good night and we'll see you tomorrow with more details, happy weekend
[00:17:42] Aranza, when we come back, many people think that strokes only occur in
[00:17:45] older people, however, a young adult shares his
[00:17:49] experience, he remembers the symptoms of the medical emergency he had to
[00:17:52] face, we will also tell you why there is
[00:17:55] criticism and questions about Governor Newsom's trip to three
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[00:20:57] We continue: Strokes are often
[00:21:01] associated with older people, but they can also occur in young
[00:21:05] adults. Ana Casablanca tells us that a Sacramento resident was only
[00:21:08] 28 years old when he suffered one. A
[00:21:12] stroke, he tells us, took him to the hospital, however, recognizing those
[00:21:16] signs, he says, helped him survive. and now he wants to use his
[00:21:19] experience to help others on the road to
[00:21:22] recovery, he squeezed very hard so much so
[00:21:26] that the room started spinning
[00:21:30] and I couldn't see. In 2014, he was 28
[00:21:33] years old, he was an electrician and athlete, he played basketball
[00:21:37] and considered himself a strong person, but that day I was
[00:21:41] awake, I fell to the floor, she ran to where I was, what's wrong
[00:21:44] and I told her I don't know, I can't see. Jose tells us that his
[00:21:47] vision began to fail and when
[00:21:50] he tried to move his left side, he couldn't feel it anymore, and with
[00:21:54] my right hand I grabbed my left hand and tried to
[00:21:57] feel it and I didn't feel anything and I don't know what, but something in me
[00:22:00] said, his girlfriend at that time called 911 and
[00:22:04] Jose tells us that when the ambulance arrived he lost
[00:22:07] consciousness, in the hospital doctors detected bleeding in his
[00:22:10] brain and he was put in a coma for 9 days, something he doesn't
[00:22:14] understand since he tells us his family had no medical
[00:22:17] history, more than 795 thousand people in
[00:22:20] the United States each year have this
[00:22:24] the Latino community is the fourth leading cause of
[00:22:27] death, this is the stroke, when Jose woke up
[00:22:30] another battle began, he couldn't move the left side of his body,
[00:22:34] he couldn't walk, when I put my left leg down I couldn't move
[00:22:38] it and I got scared, I dropped everything and grabbed the sheet, when
[00:22:42] his mentality changed since he was in a state of
[00:22:45] depression, I'm going to show you and everyone else that my life is not
[00:22:49] over, I'm going to show that I can. Years later, Jose tells us that he managed
[00:22:53] to recover not only physically, but also emotionally,
[00:22:57] balance well, which means loss of strength, either in the
[00:23:00] upper or lower extremities or both. However, the
[00:23:04] consequences of the stroke still haunt him, as he still finds it
[00:23:07] difficult to walk. In addition, he says he has changes in his
[00:23:11] eyes that today Jose prefers to cover with glasses. I want to run,
[00:23:15] I just want to walk, I want to run and do what I used to do. He returned to
[00:23:19] school, studied psychology and developed a program to help
[00:23:22] other survivors during their recovery, given these
[00:23:26] symptoms that the doctor mentions, it is very important to see a doctor and of
[00:23:30] course call 911 immediately, this is my contribution for
[00:23:33] Univision News, I am Ana Casablanca, it is
[00:23:37] time for a preview of the Univision News late
[00:23:39] edition, thank you very much, good evening, I tell you that
[00:23:43] Mexican migrants deported to their country are victims of crime
[00:23:47] and cartels who assume they are arriving with money. We will have the
[00:23:50] testimonies, and a new study confirms that the age parents
[00:23:54] reach directly influences the health status and longevity of their
[00:23:58] children, that is, that the medical history could be written in the
[00:24:01] biological clock of the parents. The details of this and more, in
[00:24:05] a few minutes, here in the late edition of Univision News, we
[00:24:08] await you. Break and when we return we will also
[00:24:11] tell you why Governor Newsom's trip to three states
[00:24:15] in the southeast of the country is generating criticism
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[00:28:06] In the Saudi Arabian League, CR7 and Al Nassr
[00:28:10] hosted Al-Taawoun at Al-Awal Park. Al Nassr
[00:28:13] won 2-1 to remain unbeaten after four
[00:28:17] games and with 12 points that keep them at the top. With
[00:28:21] the goal in the 50th minute, "El Bicho" scored his
[00:28:24] 978th goal. This is how
[00:28:27] he celebrated.
[00:28:32] Liga MX activity returns, Matchday 6 of the
[00:28:35] Apertura 2026. In Aguascalientes, Necaxa
[00:28:39] hosted Cruz Azul, who from the 23rd minute, thanks to Jeremy
[00:28:42] Márquez, took the lead. Then
[00:28:46] Nico Ibáñez made it 2-0 and Whiler
[00:28:49] Vitta scored the third goal. The consolation
[00:28:52] goal for the home team was scored by Emmy Rodríguez. Cruz Azul
[00:28:55] won 3-1 away and thus reached
[00:28:59] nine points.
[00:29:05] Officially, Rafael Márquez, technical director of the Mexican
[00:29:09] national team, presented the coaching staff that will accompany the national team in
[00:29:13] the process towards 2030, which is made up of Juan
[00:29:16] Manuel Lillo, Andrés Guardado, Vidal Paloma, Javier
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[00:29:32] Goalkeeper, Liga MX is played big with three great matches:
[00:29:36] Pachuca vs. Chivas on Univision and TUDN, América vs.
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[00:29:42] vs. Tigres on Univision and TUDN. Everything starts at 6
[00:29:46] Eastern, 5 Central, 3 Pacific.
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[00:29:54] Third week of activity in the NFL preseason, at the
[00:29:57] AT&T Stadium in
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[00:30:05] With a final score of 27 to 24, the
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[00:30:12] game ended in favor of
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[00:30:18] Third week of preseason in the NFL at Arrowhead
[00:30:22] Stadium in Kansas City, the Kansas City
[00:30:26] Chiefs faced the Seahawks with a final score
[00:30:29] reflected on the scoreboard of nine to nine. This
[00:30:32] is how this exhibition
[00:30:34] match ended.
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[00:34:07] Gavin Newsom returns to the southern part of the country, fueling rumors about a
[00:34:10] possible presidential candidacy in 2028. The Governor of
[00:34:14] California will visit Alabama and the Carolinas next
[00:34:17] week. In South Carolina, his presence could increase
[00:34:20] speculation about his political plans. And we say goodbye with
[00:34:24] this news. More than 350 people have died
[00:34:27] and more than 1,300 are still missing due to the
[00:34:31] floods in Nepal and China. The tragedy occurred on Wednesday
[00:34:34] when a huge wave of water, ice, and rocks swept away
[00:34:38] communities. Rescue teams are searching for survivors
[00:34:41] on destroyed roads and new rains. And
[00:34:45] now there is another immediate danger, a newly
[00:34:48] formed lake near the border began to overflow, increasing
[00:34:52] the risk of a second flood. Rescue
[00:34:55] operations even had to be temporarily
[00:34:58] suspended. With these shocking images, we say goodbye this
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[00:35:24] These are the news you need to know before the end of the day: the
[00:35:28] migratory drama of people deported to Mexico is compounded by
[00:35:31] kidnapping, assault, and robbery by cartels. Three
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[00:35:45] citizenship. A Hispanic patient is recovering from
[00:35:49] cyclosporiasis and is suing the companies that distributed
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[00:35:56] him. Tell me how long you have lived.