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[00:00:09] Rejection of data centers is growing not leading companies in the development of
[00:00:12] somehow resurfaced and I only because of the information they store, but because of the large consumption of water needed for them to
[00:00:16] function. People who committed certain crimes in the past will have a
[00:00:20] second chance thanks to a program from the Archdiocese of San
[00:00:23] Francisco. Changes are being considered to the cost of
[00:00:27] vehicle insurance in California. The goal is for single or
[00:00:30] divorced people not to pay more for
[00:00:33] insurance. Drive with great caution because dense fog awaits
[00:00:37] us in the next few early mornings. In a few minutes, I'll tell you which areas will
[00:00:41] be most impacted, and we'll also talk about the fall
[00:00:43] season. Hello, good evening, Michel Benítez greets
[00:00:47] you. We begin the night edition. For those who have
[00:00:51] committed a crime, a record can continue to
[00:00:54] affect their life years later. In San
[00:00:57] Francisco, a fair seeks to connect them with resources and second
[00:01:02] immigration lawyer who spoke about chances. To talk about the topic, Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez joins me. Enrique, good
[00:01:04] evening. Hello, Michel. Good evening. Indeed, I'm going to tell you the
[00:01:08] story of a woman who spent 13 years in prison and
[00:01:12] expenses, how can it affect the cost of after being released, says that today she can contribute to her
[00:01:15] community. Now, entrepreneurs also talk about the
[00:01:18] importance of giving a second chance. Let's see. A mistake
[00:01:22] made against the law can become a dark cloud that pursues whoever
[00:01:25] committed it for years. But in some
[00:01:28] cases, the offender can be eligible for a criminal record clean slate
[00:01:32] and start anew before society. Yes,
[00:01:35] it completely disappears. For example, a young person
[00:01:39] who has committed a robbery and
[00:01:43] addiction, it is recovering what and a minor charge appears because
[00:01:47] they were involved in a robbery or in
[00:01:50] a case that happened a
[00:01:53] $200 more per month than long time ago and it still appears every time, so that will no longer appear on their record. Julio
[00:01:57] Escobar works on the team of the
[00:02:00] with AjNG. monitoring Archdiocese of San Francisco, which this Friday will have an event
[00:02:03] of great interest for people who have had contact with the justice
[00:02:06] system. Yes, this Friday we have an event where we are
[00:02:10] providing resources for people
[00:02:14] who have been involved in a
[00:02:17] crime and are looking for an opportunity to improve
[00:02:21] did it on your own and we their condition, uh, to look for
[00:02:25] equipment and so this business has what work or find
[00:02:27] housing. Among those who are closely familiar with the impact of a record is
[00:02:31] Cinthia. She spent 13 years in prison and says that after
[00:02:35] cleaning her record, the feeling is very different. Of course,
[00:02:38] yes, I feel normal, I
[00:02:42] feel like a person with
[00:02:45] her that made it,
[00:02:48] society. For her, her time in prison also changed her way of seeing
[00:02:52] life. I feel that when they gave me that time in
[00:02:55] prison, I realized many things
[00:02:57] and... that's life and
[00:03:01] and from there to live in
[00:03:05] a good way. The idea of giving a second chance
[00:03:08] also finds support among entrepreneurs who have seen what can happen
[00:03:12] when a person has the option to start anew. Well, here in
[00:03:16] this business, this small business, there have been people who have worked with us
[00:03:20] and have changed a lot. Now they are also business owners.
[00:03:23] Some people have even become
[00:03:26] dentists, working now in other
[00:03:30] jewelry stores. Yes, they deserve an opportunity. For the event organizers,
[00:03:33] the goal is that a record does not become a
[00:03:37] permanent barrier. The conference will bring together organizations that
[00:03:41] can guide attendees on employment, housing, and other
[00:03:44] resources for returning to the
[00:03:46] productivity. This is estimated by a new report from community. Those who are interested in attending this
[00:03:50] event and conference must register on the website
[00:03:53] re-entryconference. Sf.org. I repeat,
[00:03:57] reentryconferencesf.
[00:04:00] rg. Registration for this event is completely free for
[00:04:03] everyone. I am Enrique Níbal Gutiérrez, Michel, back to you. Thank you very much
[00:04:07] Enrique. Very important information for people who need it right now.
[00:04:11] And in other news, San Francisco seeks to toughen rules
[00:04:15] for dogs after an attack that left a woman seriously
[00:04:19] in the astronomical, the changes in injured. Supervisor Vival Mahmud presented
[00:04:22] a proposal on Monday to strengthen security in
[00:04:25] shelters and homes in the city. The measure would require
[00:04:29] vaccinations, registrations, and reports of
[00:04:31] attacks. A student was arrested after bringing a
[00:04:35] firearm to a high school in
[00:04:38] Petaluma. According to records, police say this
[00:04:41] happened at Casa Grande High School. Three campuses were
[00:04:45] placed on preventive lockdown for about 20 minutes.
[00:04:48] They indicate that agents found the weapon, which they say was
[00:04:52] unloaded in the student's backpack. Fortunately, no
[00:04:55] one was injured. In other news, San Jose police shut down
[00:04:59] another illegal gambling ring on the
[00:05:02] east side of the city. After months of investigation, agents
[00:05:06] executed a search warrant and seized 14 gambling
[00:05:10] machines, about 13 pounds of marijuana, cash
[00:05:13] and drugs. Five people were arrested and another
[00:05:16] 13, 17, in fact, received citations for illegal
[00:05:20] gambling. The Federal Reserve today raises interest rates
[00:05:24] for the first time since July
[00:05:27] 2023. Listen, the increase was a
[00:05:31] quarter point to a range of
[00:05:33] 3.75% to 4%. According to the
[00:05:37] US Central Bank, they seek to curb inflation that
[00:05:41] remains high. Officials anticipate another hike before
[00:05:45] the end of the year. But what does this mean for families,
[00:05:49] consumers, and small businesses? To understand how this change can directly
[00:05:52] impact our pockets, our local economy. We are joined by
[00:05:56] economist Carlos Guamán. Economist, thank you for being with us.
[00:05:59] Many questions. First, what does this rate hike mean directly for the families
[00:06:03] of our community? It means that if you were
[00:06:07] thinking of buying a house, a vehicle, getting a student loan,
[00:06:10] now you will have to pay more money to get a type of
[00:06:14] loan because the Federal Reserve after three long years
[00:06:17] decided to raise the interest rate to control
[00:06:20] inflation. Let's talk about those
[00:06:24] credit cards and also loans? If you
[00:06:28] have any type of variable loan like credit cards, that
[00:06:31] means you will now pay more interest, but if you already have
[00:06:35] a fixed loan, like if you already own a house or have a type of
[00:06:39] loan for a car you bought, don't worry, you won't pay
[00:06:42] more, but if you're planning to do something new, you will have to pay
[00:06:46] more money. When we talk about housing, what impact can
[00:06:50] it have on mortgages and those looking to buy a
[00:06:53] home? This means that when you go to get a new
[00:06:57] loan, you will sit down with the person who will help you apply for
[00:07:01] that type of loan. They will tell you it will be about 100,
[00:07:06] what you will have as part of your budget. This will make you think, "Well, it
[00:07:10] can't be much," of course, but if you multiply it by... 30 years, it will be
[00:07:13] a lot of money. This big move the Federal Reserve is making
[00:07:17] makes many people think twice before getting a
[00:07:21] new loan. And how does this new rate cycle affect
[00:07:24] small businesses?
[00:07:27] This harms them greatly because it reduces the possibility of
[00:07:30] getting a new loan for people to hire more staff
[00:07:34] so they can get loans for
[00:07:38] they call in English working capital, that is, money for them to keep
[00:07:41] this business working. Now, this will have
[00:07:45] a very significant meaning because it is a new move made by the
[00:07:49] Federal Reserve, everything that President Trump is saying
[00:07:52] against his ideas. He thought
[00:07:55] about lowering interest rates and the Federal Reserve is raising them.
[00:07:59] Economist, most importantly, the advice, families at home are looking for what
[00:08:02] to do, precisely, what should families and businesses do to
[00:08:06] prepare for these new increases?
[00:08:10] Right now, we need to find a way to get out of these debts,
[00:08:14] control your budget and not overspend. We are about
[00:08:18] to enter autumn, that's when many people get into debt
[00:08:21] with Christmas shopping, Black Friday shopping and all the rest. You have to
[00:08:25] control your budget very well because the inflation situation and your
[00:08:29] salary have not increased, so you must control your finances very well so you don't
[00:08:33] get into debt because everything will cost you more with high interest rates.
[00:08:36] That's right, very important, necessary information during these uncertain times for many
[00:08:40] families. You already know more information from
[00:08:45] the Bay
[00:08:45] Area.
[00:08:49] We continue talking about money, Muni cuts could cost
[00:08:52] San Francisco up to 48 million dollars a
[00:08:55] year in labor
[00:08:58] the city controller's office. The report analyzes the
[00:09:02] impact of reducing services if the proposed tax
[00:09:05] to fund Muni is not
[00:09:08] approved. It's time to greet Nayari Ing, because this
[00:09:12] Wednesday, the middle of the week, is ending and we are closer to that pre-social Thursday.
[00:09:15] Nayari, well, that's right, we are in the middle of the week noting
[00:09:19] those precipitations that were already anticipated towards the north of the state,
[00:09:23] meanwhile in the Bay Area we have been getting a little of that
[00:09:26] cloudiness but no precipitations. Currently
[00:09:29] this is how it looks towards the Golden Gate, a night that is getting that
[00:09:33] cloudy coverage, temperatures at 63, the winds quite
[00:09:37] calm, thus helping so we don't feel that cold so much for
[00:09:40] my people towards Gilroy at 60. 58 towards Santa Rosa, San
[00:09:44] Jose at 60, Oakland also 61 like my people from Red Bud City,
[00:09:48] noting that cloudiness. In the next few hours I don't rule out the
[00:09:52] possibility of some light drizzles appearing in the Bay Area,
[00:09:56] mainly towards the coastal line, we will also be
[00:09:59] noting the arrival of that dense fog so drive
[00:10:03] very carefully, thus avoiding accidents. Remember that
[00:10:06] dense fog reduces visibility to less than half a
[00:10:09] mile, which consequently can be dangerous
[00:10:13] on those roads. Remember to also dress warmly for tomorrow
[00:10:16] as minimum temperatures will be quite cold in the
[00:10:20] 50-degree range, but later we will be talking about
[00:10:24] those temperatures rising for next week
[00:10:28] and also about the fall season. That's
[00:10:30] right, Nayari, when we return we'll have details about your purchases, your
[00:10:34] income, and even information that could be incorrect. We're talking about
[00:10:38] data centers and explaining what these companies do with
[00:10:41] your information. We'll also talk about the changes being considered
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[00:13:17] More and more immigrant minors are receiving a refusal in Bay Area
[00:13:21] immigration courts, according to data from the Concord Immigration Court,
[00:13:25] analyzed by Mission Local, the change is big, for most of
[00:13:28] 2024, less than three out of 10 applications
[00:13:32] were rejected, but if we talk about June and July 2026,
[00:13:36] nine out of 10 were denied. But how many children
[00:13:39] are affected? According to the figures mentioned in the Concord
[00:13:43] Court, there are about 353 minors
[00:13:46] in these types of cases. Many seek special permits
[00:13:49] for young people who have suffered abuse, abandonment, or
[00:13:53] mistreatment. This permit can... they can help them seek a green
[00:13:56] card, but the process can take a long time, we are talking about
[00:14:00] three to five years. There is another important number that I want to tell you
[00:14:03] about, it is about data from Track Immigration, which reports more than
[00:14:07] 300 thousand pending cases in the immigration courts of
[00:14:11] our state here in
[00:14:12] California.
[00:14:15] While immigration arrests reached record levels, but
[00:14:18] deportations are not increasing at the same rate,
[00:14:22] according to government data analyzed by Reuters, nearly
[00:14:25] 50,000 arrests were made in August, while deportations
[00:14:29] remained at an average of about 1,200 per day.
[00:14:33] Among the reasons would be the pending legal cases of many
[00:14:36] detainees, in addition to limitations on flights and
[00:14:39] restrictions from the countries that received the
[00:14:43] deported. A Colombian mother feels
[00:14:46] distressed by the possibility of being deported to her country if her
[00:14:50] asylum petition is not approved. It is that in
[00:14:53] Colombia her... son, her brother, she herself were
[00:14:57] allegedly raped by a family member. María
[00:15:01] Antonieta Mejía tells us her story. Sol's
[00:15:04] story is complex, she says her underage son
[00:15:07] and other family members were allegedly raped by her
[00:15:11] mother's brother. My brother and my son were sexually
[00:15:14] abused by my uncle,
[00:15:18] so that's the main problem, violent carnal abuse
[00:15:22] it's called. Right now he is detained in Colombia. They detained
[00:15:25] him about a month and a half ago, he was already detained, but they
[00:15:29] released him. She herself says she was also allegedly sexually
[00:15:32] abused when she was a child by that same family
[00:15:35] member. I was about years old when he abused
[00:15:39] me, that trauma was blocked for
[00:15:42] me, but when I realized my son was abused by that person,
[00:15:46] and when I realized my brother, then that
[00:15:50] remembered everything from that day, everything that happened to me.
[00:15:53] Now her concern is that her uncle will be released again and that
[00:15:57] she will be deported with her family back to Colombia. My fear
[00:16:01] is to return to Colombia because I don't want to live all that
[00:16:04] again. I am afraid that they may retaliate against me, against my
[00:16:08] son, against my brother, against, uh, thank
[00:16:11] God I had the opportunity to come. Sol showed me part
[00:16:14] of the document from the Colombian Prosecutor's Office that details the
[00:16:17] alleged sexual act committed against her underage
[00:16:21] son. She says that just thinking about having to return to her
[00:16:24] country where she lived all that, she gets sick. The truth is, yes,
[00:16:28] I do feel fear for everything that happens here in the country
[00:16:31] that deports every day, every day, and that truly scares
[00:16:35] me a lot. I contacted an
[00:16:39] the approval perspective in asylum petitions based
[00:16:43] on sexual abuse cases. In this case of this
[00:16:46] person, I would say that because they are a member of her family, considering
[00:16:50] that three people have been assaulted by this
[00:16:53] subject, they run a risk not only for being,
[00:16:56] obviously because he told me his son too, that is, not only for their gender, but
[00:17:00] mainly for being members of that family and the family
[00:17:04] is still recognized as a particular social group
[00:17:07] reliable within the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and generally within the
[00:17:11] United States. So I consider that in terms of her legal
[00:17:14] basis to argue a successful asylum case, she still has
[00:17:18] good grounds. María Antonieta Mejía, N+ Univisión
[00:17:21] Bay Area News. Well, first of all,
[00:17:25] we thank you for your trust in telling us this story. Also remember that you can
[00:17:29] go to the DM Univisión Bay Area page to learn more immigration
[00:17:32] stories and how you can also get help. Now we return
[00:17:38] weather conditions, we already felt those temperature changes since today,
[00:17:41] actually. That's right, and it's as predicted, Michel, temperatures dropped
[00:17:44] for this midweek, surely many people
[00:17:48] felt it, the strong wind gusts, yes, yes, yes, I'm ready, actually,
[00:17:51] but then it seems like the heat will come back again, right?
[00:17:55] That's right,
[00:17:58] yes, yes, yes, yes, that's right, so prepare yourselves my people, because although today we were
[00:18:02] reporting quite cool highs, that very
[00:18:06] cold air was felt here in the Bay. Highs were
[00:18:10] 60 to 70 degrees in the entire region, prepare
[00:18:13] yourselves because changes are coming, these were atypical temperatures for this
[00:18:17] season, below average. San Jose, normal would be
[00:18:20] 81, today it was 74 and little
[00:18:24] by little that trend is increasing, we're talking about a Thursday with
[00:18:27] highs in San Jose at 77, Morgan Hill
[00:18:30] 77, 76 my people, 71 for
[00:18:34] Oakland, 70 in San Francisco and for my people in Santa Rosa.
[00:18:37] Anapa San Rafael also in the range of 70 degrees, but note
[00:18:41] very well that from Friday temperatures increase
[00:18:44] even for Saturday reaching the range of
[00:18:48] 80 degrees and in some sectors the high 80s like
[00:18:52] Gilroy also towards Livermore and my people from Santa Rosa so take advantage
[00:18:55] of tomorrow still with good conditions for lovers of
[00:18:59] cool temperatures because as Michel mentioned, temperatures
[00:19:03] will increase next week even reaching 91 to
[00:19:06] 92. for Morgan Hill, of course, temperatures well above
[00:19:10] average for this meteorological fall
[00:19:13] and in fact the entire state of California next
[00:19:17] week will have temperatures above usual.
[00:19:20] Remember that we started the meteorological fall season
[00:19:24] this September 1st and it ends November
[00:19:27] 30th. Normally we talk about meteorological
[00:19:31] when we notice that it is based on the calendar, the
[00:19:34] months, those temperature averages,
[00:19:37] invitations, climate trends. Now in
[00:19:41] 6 days we will start the astronomical fall, September
[00:19:44] 22nd and 23rd is when that
[00:19:48] autumn equinox is expected, which is when the sun crosses the
[00:19:51] equator line south and with that we are studying
[00:19:57] the sun's position throughout the year, so you know the difference
[00:20:01] for my people in Vallejo, this is what your forecast looks like, pleasant
[00:20:04] conditions this week, I know.
[00:20:08] and we're always learning new things, we're going to a break, but when we
[00:20:11] return, we'll have data on your purchases, your income, and even
[00:20:15] information that could be incorrect, we'll talk about data centers,
[00:20:18] we'll explain what these companies do with your information,
[00:20:22] we'll also talk about the changes being considered for the cost of
[00:20:25] vehicle insurance in California so it's not higher for single or
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[00:23:27] Data brokers could know much more than you
[00:23:31] imagine. An investigation by California Matters and Consumer Reports
[00:23:34] found profiles with personal data and thousands of
[00:23:38] predictions about habits, income, health,
[00:23:41] including names, addresses, and social security numbers. These
[00:23:45] profiles can be sold to hundreds of companies. Since January
[00:23:48] 2026, California has a tool called Drop,
[00:23:52] which allows you to request the deletion of information from
[00:23:56] more than 600 data brokers with a single request. This could
[00:24:00] help in these circumstances. And well,
[00:24:03] speaking of this technology, opposition to the construction of artificial
[00:24:07] intelligence data centers is growing across the country. Every
[00:24:10] time a user consults a chatbot
[00:24:14] or generates a video using this technology, the servers
[00:24:17] consume an enormous amount of potable water
[00:24:21] and electricity. Tiffany Roberts explains
[00:24:23] to us.
[00:24:25] Artificial intelligence is everywhere and without realizing it, we use it
[00:24:29] daily. The maps on our phone, a bank
[00:24:32] transaction, or when the internet suggests merchandise we saw
[00:24:36] before. A technological revolution is
[00:24:40] taking place, a revolution is taking place.
[00:24:43] revolution level of all our
[00:24:46] spaces, the spaces where we live. Every time.
[00:24:50] Artificial intelligence comes into action, we put a data
[00:24:53] center to work and it's breaking into our
[00:24:56] communities, like for example the Jupiter project in New Mexico,
[00:25:00] a huge data center complex with an area of
[00:25:03] 1400 acres that is being developed by
[00:25:07] Oracle and OpenAI, with an investment of up to
[00:25:10] 165 billion dollars that has its
[00:25:13] own power
[00:25:14] plant.
[00:25:17] It will generate more
[00:25:20] pollution from the
[00:25:23] gas natural gas and
[00:25:27] diesel plants, more than all the cities in
[00:25:31] New Mexico, but most data centers use water to cool
[00:25:34] the servers, a more economical technique. The
[00:25:38] cold water pipe circulates between
[00:25:41] the components and delicate circuits, but it requires a lot of
[00:25:45] water that usually comes from the municipal drinking water
[00:25:48] supply from... underground aquifers that also feed
[00:25:52] the surrounding communities. In a recent survey,
[00:25:56] 53% of Americans are very
[00:25:59] concerned about the environmental impacts of AI,
[00:26:02] an increase from 41% last
[00:26:05] year. The
[00:26:08] AI are the ones that have invested the most in the construction of
[00:26:12] data centers in a multi-million dollar race to supply
[00:26:16] a demand created largely by ourselves
[00:26:19] in Miami, Florida, Tiffany Roberts, NMAS
[00:26:22] Univision. Now we go with a preview of the N+ Univision Night Edition
[00:26:26] newscast. Thank you very much and good
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[00:26:55] When we return, we will talk about the changes proposed for the cost of vehicle
[00:26:59] insurance in California, so that these are not higher
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[00:30:46] Alejandro Centeno, let's go with the most outstanding information of this
[00:30:49] Wednesday.
[00:30:53] We start with the Champions Cup, Inter Miami
[00:30:57] against Cruz Azul, Lionel Messi, a header
[00:31:00] in the small area in the 24th minute. another put Inter
[00:31:04] Miami ahead, then a corner kick, Lionel
[00:31:07] Messi and Casemiro, the Brazilian headed in at 81 for the definitive
[00:31:11] 2-0, Inter Miami takes the Champions Cup title.
[00:31:17] The San Francisco 49ers continue to suffer with injuries,
[00:31:20] this time the team placed rookie receiver
[00:31:24] on the injured reserve list, Deshon
[00:31:27] Stripling after suffering an ankle problem in the first
[00:31:31] game against the Rams in Melbourne, Stripling will miss at least
[00:31:34] four
[00:31:35] games.
[00:31:39] That's all the information, thank you very much for your attention, have a good time, until
[00:31:42] next time.
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[00:33:49] My people, I have good news for you, at least the Plaskett fire towards Monterrey
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[00:33:56] and has remained at 29, acres consumed.
[00:33:59] Now, if we move to the Timber fire, those containment efforts are progressing
[00:34:03] little by little, so far 44% containment
[00:34:07] and it remains at 25, acres consumed of what has happened so far
[00:34:10] this 2026, fire reports continue to increase, more than
[00:34:14] 5,400 fires, more than 322,000
[00:34:17] acres consumed, unfortunately one fatality
[00:34:21] associated with these forest fires and
[00:34:23] 143 structures damaged.
[00:34:26] In the coming days, above-average precipitation
[00:34:30] is forecast, hopefully this will help alleviate the risk of
[00:34:33] forest fires, but so far this week we are not
[00:34:37] forecasting precipitation. Greetings to my people, Red Bull
[00:34:40] City, stay tuned for those weather conditions that are quite
[00:34:43] changing. We say goodbye: We continue with this news, California
[00:34:46] will change a car insurance rule, Commissioner Ricardo
[00:34:50] Lara asks that insurance companies no longer charge
[00:34:53] more, according to civil status. The new rule would start for
[00:34:56] plans filed after October 25 and should
[00:35:00] apply to new plans from July
[00:35:03] 2027. Well, who primarily benefits
[00:35:06] single, divorced or widowed drivers who may currently
[00:35:09] pay more than married drivers. It is not
[00:35:12] yet an immediate change, it is a regulatory proposal and must
[00:35:16] go through a review process before taking effect. So
[00:35:19] we say goodbye for now, rest, but remember that our commitment
[00:35:23] continues tomorrow at 6 and 11, we'll
[00:35:27] wait for you.
[00:35:27] These are the news you need
[00:35:33] to know before your day ends. From Los Angeles, we
[00:35:36] inform you about the latest on the investigation of the
[00:35:39] NBC press helicopter accident in which people
[00:35:43] died. We spoke with a relative of one of the
[00:35:46] victims. A new report indicates that the fight
[00:35:50] against fentanyl trafficking fell considerably while
[00:35:53] authorities focused on immigration
[00:35:57] operations.