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[00:00:00] successfully separated two 2-year-old twin sisters,
[00:00:03] who were born joined at the head, after a complex
[00:00:07] surgery of more than 24 hours. The little girls, originally from Ethiopia, must
[00:00:12] Highway 99, this at the height of now learn to sit, eat, talk and play separately.
[00:00:16] quite a bit of traffic at least in that stretch of place, Fascinating, so we reach the end of this
[00:00:18] information. On behalf of this great team, thank you very much for joining us and we will see
[00:00:22] you very soon here on the screens of n+ Univision. Until then and good
[00:00:26] night.
[00:00:39] Good morning, some local businesses are concerned and are
[00:00:42] preparing to close. In a moment we will have more details. The
[00:00:46] cost of childcare in California remains high and in action
[00:00:49] they are opening an early education center to make life easier
[00:00:53] What's up my people, I'm Freddy Zapata, the one who for those low-
[00:00:54] accompanies you in the afternoons here on income families. Immigration
[00:00:57] concerns are changing school participation for
[00:01:02] know, it's a tourist spot in some Hispanic families.
[00:01:06] The cold air will continue to dominate today, it will
[00:01:08] minutes, we'll be talking about what leave us with another day with cooler temperatures than
[00:01:10] normal.
[00:01:13] Good morning and welcome to NEM Univision California news.
[00:01:16] On this Thursday, some call it little Friday,
[00:01:19] it's September 17th, it's good that you join
[00:01:23] me live for another
[00:01:26] Highway 99. This is in
[00:01:26] helped me get clothes, a backpack, everything informative day and get clothes, we didn't have clothes, they I want to start with the traffic
[00:01:28] conditions for those of you who are preparing to leave home in the next
[00:01:33] Area, the possibility few minutes, as we always say, leave early to arrive on time at our
[00:01:36] destination, but I want to start by sharing this live image of
[00:01:40] highway 80, this is in the mountain area because I take the opportunity to
[00:01:44] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on remind you that this highway in the
[00:01:47] westbound direction is being
[00:01:50] isolated drizzle is present during impacted by the here on Floudystone fire, remember westbound closed at
[00:01:55] fire, stay on the exit four near what is known as Boontown and
[00:01:57] also in the Berdi area, this due to
[00:02:00] Floringstone, the closure also affects the state
[00:02:03] line between California and Nevada, impacting firefighters,
[00:02:06] they continue working in that area to contain
[00:02:10] although the relative humidity will be falling in the flames of a fire that has only dust consumed, listen
[00:02:13] to this, 5%. There is also
[00:02:16] evacuation in that area, as well as evacuation orders, so
[00:02:20] be very attentive, that's why you see that highway deserted in that
[00:02:25] education for these children, city stretch, meanwhile I will share that information
[00:02:27] again, again the Floringstone fire. continues
[00:02:30] burning in the mountain area, impacting
[00:02:34] that dividing line between Nevada and
[00:02:37] California and opening other exits so that
[00:02:40] those people who depend on this highway in the westbound
[00:02:43] direction can reach their destination, taking the alternate
[00:02:47] routes, so be well
[00:02:49] prepared because this can lead to a delay in your
[00:02:53] destination, and it's already 6:02 in the morning, ready for another look at the
[00:02:56] weather conditions, or rather the first look with my friend
[00:03:02] go ahead good morning,
[00:03:05] good morning Maribel, good morning to you too who are joining us from home,
[00:03:08] basically we are still under the influence of this system, it is
[00:03:13] certain crimes that have occurred in a high-altitude low-pressure system, it is leaving us with a trough that
[00:03:15] is precisely crossing our region, a very cold air mass
[00:03:19] that has left us with very
[00:03:22] education of our children, that's why I am cool temperatures during the last 24 hours, in fact the maximums in the
[00:03:25] last 24 hours according to the official
[00:03:27] who accompanies you in the afternoons here in network of meteorological stations, notice that yesterday we stayed with temperatures that
[00:03:30] ranged from the high 70s to the mid 80s, much cooler
[00:03:34] towards sectors of the Bay Area, for today, even some areas could
[00:03:38] stay with slightly lower temperatures compared to yesterday, as is the
[00:03:42] case of the San Joaquin Valley that could be staying with temperatures between
[00:03:46] 83, 84 degrees,
[00:03:48] Richmond, they become the about two or three, about two or three degrees lower than yesterday's temperature,
[00:03:51] quite cool, quite pleasant temperatures towards the
[00:03:55] Sacramento Valley, the 70s in
[00:03:58] one who accompanies you in the afternoons here at the Bay Area, and meanwhile, while that happens. We are
[00:04:00] starting with even cooler temperatures that remain in the mid-
[00:04:04] 50s, 63
[00:04:08] the shadow that passes, the light that embraces currently in San Francisco, 62 in San Jose, some cloudiness, low clouds on the
[00:04:11] coast, even the possibility of some isolated drizzle is not ruled out and we will
[00:04:16] we found that 88% of Gilroy. On the other hand, the mayor of be talking about that later. Thank you Arletis for that first report,
[00:04:19] meanwhile let's move on to more information, it's already 6:30 in the morning and we're going
[00:04:23] to the state capitol, there the governor of California Gavin Newsom
[00:04:26] has signed a new law which will require.
[00:04:32] what immigrant status those audio and video ads that use characters generated by
[00:04:35] artificial intelligence and they do it to promote
[00:04:38] products or perhaps services, the measure also prohibits the dissemination of
[00:04:42] advertising that does not comply with this type of requirement, according to
[00:04:46] Domínguez, accused of the state, the law seeks to increase
[00:04:48] transparency in the face of the growing use of artificial
[00:04:52] intelligence, the president also accelerates the way for a new
[00:04:56] electric ferry in the Bay Area, the project that
[00:05:00] would connect Berkeley with San Francisco and Larkspur and also
[00:05:03] received a fast track for judicial
[00:05:06] review. The announcement comes as Republicans in Congress
[00:05:09] advance measures that according to Newton. could
[00:05:13] increase pollution from diesel vessels in the
[00:05:16] ports of the state of California, and the governor himself
[00:05:19] signed two new laws this time aimed at
[00:05:23] classic car enthusiasts and low
[00:05:27] riders, one of the measures known as the Jay
[00:05:30] Leno bill, would create a gradual extension of
[00:05:34] smog tests for this type of vehicles that many are considered
[00:05:38] collector vehicles and are manufactured between
[00:05:40] 1976 and... 1985.
[00:05:44] The second law establishes a special license plate to
[00:05:47] celebrate Lowrider culture and also
[00:05:50] support artistic and
[00:05:53] youth programs in the state of California. It's already
[00:05:57] 6:05 in the morning and we're going to continue with more information because
[00:06:01] certainly the economy is already starting to hit
[00:06:04] local businesses in the capital city area. These businesses
[00:06:07] are also impacted in what is known as
[00:06:11] Old Sacramento. You
[00:06:14] the region, which houses about 125
[00:06:18] establishments of different types, no, my colleague Reinaldo de
[00:06:21] Fernández live had the opportunity, you had the opportunity to talk to a
[00:06:25] merchant who is about to, she says, close her
[00:06:28] doors. That's right, Maribel, I was visiting this business in
[00:06:32] Old Sacramento and its owner, a Peruvian entrepreneur, tells
[00:06:35] us that she is preparing to close this business at the end of
[00:06:39] the year due to factors that she calls. economic
[00:06:43] factors due to inflation, security factors and
[00:06:46] also mentions something quite remarkable
[00:06:50] due to immigration operations and she says
[00:06:54] that after immigration operations began
[00:06:57] near that same place, Hispanic
[00:07:00] visitors no longer go to her business and
[00:07:04] she feels that this is causing her great losses
[00:07:08] and according to what a small business
[00:07:11] majority survey published in September says,
[00:07:15] 67% of small businesses in the country
[00:07:19] reported an increase in expenses, but also
[00:07:22] a decrease in income in the last months of 2026 and that
[00:07:26] is what she feels she is experiencing, let's hear what
[00:07:29] she says: the new government, this became a
[00:07:32] cemetery, no people came, the
[00:07:35] immigrants honestly disappeared from the
[00:07:38] map, this literally looked like a cemetery and...
[00:07:42] and because they were afraid to go out and with all the
[00:07:46] threats from ICE and everything they haven't come, after a few
[00:07:49] months a little, a little, but this is something that
[00:07:53] is only practically weekends and
[00:07:55] that's it.
[00:07:58] That's right, well, she feels quite dismayed by
[00:08:01] this situation, however later we will present
[00:08:04] a complete report and we will also give you the
[00:08:08] opinion of an expert in the field to tell us what
[00:08:11] businesses that are preparing to close can
[00:08:15] do because it is really not the only one in the region
[00:08:18] Maribel and that area of old Sacramento, we must also understand that it has been
[00:08:22] impacted unfortunately by
[00:08:26] recent years, also the closure of streets after certain
[00:08:29] hours of the night, which prevents those people who perhaps wanted
[00:08:33] to transit through there, to know something about the place before
[00:08:36] parking their vehicle and being able to visit the businesses, have
[00:08:39] opted to simply stay away, no, I think it's
[00:08:51] in their clientele, certainly, thank you Reinaldo de Fernández for that live
[00:08:54] report and let's move on to more information, this time we're going to
[00:09:00] third city in the Bay Area to
[00:09:03] impose the so-called temporary moratorium on new
[00:09:06] data centers, it should be mentioned that the city council approved
[00:09:10] a 45-day pause. to study its
[00:09:14] possible impact on electricity and water consumption,
[00:09:17] pollution and the costs of infrastructure and
[00:09:21] public services, the measure follows similar decisions in
[00:09:24] cities like Oakley and
[00:09:28] the city of Sacramento, Kevin McCarthy asked city
[00:09:32] staff to study possible policies to regulate
[00:09:35] future data center projects. This measure arises
[00:09:38] after reports of conversations about a large
[00:09:41] electrical consumption project of more than 50
[00:09:45] megawatts, he said that the impact on
[00:09:48] water, infrastructure and of
[00:09:51] course the neighborhoods that could be
[00:09:54] affected should also be evaluated. It's already
[00:09:57] 6:09 in the morning, access to
[00:10:00] childcare continues to be a difficult task for our
[00:10:04] families, they can barely afford those expenses,
[00:10:08] but what resources exist for them, what kind of support? Henry Gomez joins
[00:10:12] us. The report goes ahead, that's
[00:10:14] right, greetings from the city of Antioch, I've come here to see this special
[00:10:18] education center that is being inaugurated today here, low-income
[00:10:22] parents will be able to bring their children and they
[00:10:26] will help them with the cost of having a child in a daycare
[00:10:29] in this region, well, we are going to tell you in the following report what those
[00:10:33] benefits are, also the support that families find in
[00:10:36] this
[00:10:40] what was difficult for me was that I couldn't find a job
[00:10:43] because all the schedules that were available I couldn't find because I had
[00:10:47] nothing to take care of the child here the benefit they have is that
[00:10:50] they have extended hours, problems like Mercedes'
[00:10:53] are what... this childcare center will address,
[00:10:57] but for many families the challenge is not just finding a space,
[00:11:01] there is also the cost. In Contra Costa
[00:11:04] County, caring for a baby in a licensed center costs
[00:11:07] on average more than $2 a month. this is really important to
[00:11:11] us for the families that live here, and uh, just as
[00:11:14] we heard Mercedes say when she was talking, this is allowed her to be
[00:11:18] able to have a safe place for her child to be able to learn and
[00:11:22] grow, and then for her to be able to go and work in in.
[00:11:28] At the state level, the cost of childcare varies
[00:11:31] considerably between counties. According to the
[00:11:34] Public Policy Institute of California, for a baby under
[00:11:37] 2 years old, full-time care can cost between 11 and
[00:11:41] 29 a year. No, I didn't know where we were going to
[00:11:44] eat, they gave me money for food, I didn't know where to
[00:11:51] I needed.
[00:12:25] for 24 children, the service is free for families who
[00:12:28] meet the requirements, the application details appear
[00:12:32] on screen, but the need remains wide,
[00:12:36] in 2023 only 30% of children aged 0 to
[00:12:39] 12 years, whose parents worked, had a licensed
[00:12:43] childcare space available. The project seeks to
[00:12:46] facilitate early
[00:12:50] authorities are also thinking of expanding these resources to
[00:12:53] other parts of the city. This is all the information from me, Henry Gomez
[00:12:57] Noticias en Univisión
[00:12:58] California,
[00:13:02] cooler, more humid conditions with temperatures below
[00:13:06] normal for mid- September, is what we are expecting for this
[00:13:09] day, all the details in minutes.
[00:13:12] Also, we talk about how immigration concerns are changing the
[00:13:16] school participation of some Hispanic families, we analyze it
[00:13:19] in a live interview. At 6:12 in the
[00:13:23] morning, share a live image of Highway
[00:13:25] 50 in the city of Sacramento, good morning to all of you who
[00:13:29] tune in live on this Thursday morning
[00:13:32] and I also take the opportunity to share another live image, Highway
[00:13:35] 50, I understand, yes, this is at 15th
[00:13:39] Street, quite a lot of traffic at this time of
[00:13:43] morning, so this can impact your commute,
[00:13:46] leave home early to arrive at your
[00:13:49] destination on time.
[00:13:53] Hello, but here we have 1.3 Monday to
[00:13:56] Saturday from 10 to 3, stay on the
[00:13:59] line, it's not medically necessary, insurance not
[00:14:02] accepted outside, delegated request, delegated referral,
[00:14:06] delegate,
[00:14:11] you are for me,
[00:14:14] the wind has not said
[00:14:15] you are
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[00:14:22] all the time, the wind has told
[00:14:25] me, I feel like the world is pulling me in another
[00:14:28] direction,
[00:14:33] me, your eyes looking at me, the
[00:14:36] street that sings its daily song, the world
[00:14:39] moving,
[00:14:42] what if all your medical care, your insurance, the
[00:14:45] doctors, the pharmacies worked as one
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[00:16:34] While cold air continues to move across the region, we expect another day with
[00:16:38] temperatures well below normal for this time of year, for
[00:16:41] mid-September, temperatures that today should stay between five and
[00:16:45] almost 15 degrees below average, how much
[00:16:49] are we talking about exactly, basically especially in sectors of the central
[00:16:52] valley we will be seeing temperatures between the high 70s to
[00:16:56] the low 80s towards the San Joaquin valley, a very
[00:16:59] pleasant panorama after a lot of heat in recent days, with temperatures
[00:17:03] in the 70s in the Bay Area, some clouds present especially
[00:17:07] in sectors of the Sacramento Valley, the Bay
[00:17:11] of some drizzle, especially during the morning of an isolated nature and much
[00:17:15] further north of the state, is where rain and storm activity
[00:17:18] is expected, in the rest of the area, a dry pattern in terms of
[00:17:21] precipitation behavior, notice that I was telling you that the possibility of some
[00:17:27] the morning in sectors of the Bay Area, but practically those
[00:17:31] probabilities range between 10 and 20%, so not everyone will
[00:17:34] see some of that drizzle, the rest of the day very... calm, mostly
[00:17:38] clear skies in sectors of the valley, today the humidity recovers a little more,
[00:17:41] that's why I told you at the beginning, a slightly more humid pattern,
[00:17:47] the afternoon, especially towards the central valley between 25 and
[00:17:51] 40%, and basically the humidity also recovers a lot in
[00:17:55] the night hours, the wind gusts again today could
[00:17:58] intensify a little towards the afternoon, moderate gusts could
[00:18:01] reach up to 20 miles per hour in coastal sectors, but especially towards the Sierra
[00:18:05] Nevada is where the wind can be a little stronger today, what are we
[00:18:09] expecting then for the next few days, notice, already tomorrow
[00:18:13] Friday we will see a pattern of rising temperatures, so
[00:18:16] enjoy the coolness, tomorrow we will be seeing temperatures in the mid- to
[00:18:20] high 80s towards the central valley, the 90s are already returning,
[00:18:24] temperatures increase to the 80s in inland sectors of the Bay Area and
[00:18:28] on Saturday the 90s return
[00:18:31] generally to the central valley, so
[00:18:35] we are already expecting a slightly warmer weekend where the heat risk will
[00:18:39] be increasing slightly, I told you that the pleasure would not last long, thank
[00:18:42] you Arletis, I'll see you later, thank you, meanwhile let's move on to more
[00:18:46] information, it's already 6:18 in the morning because immigration
[00:18:50] concerns are changing the school participation of
[00:18:54] some families and this has a great impact on the
[00:18:59] joined live this morning by Cristia Campos, she represents
[00:19:03] the organization "Know Your School Options", Cristia, it's
[00:19:07] good that... you are with us, it's something to worry about, especially when it would be
[00:19:10] impacting the education of our children, thank you, it's a
[00:19:14] pleasure to be here, of course, it's very interesting because we just did a
[00:19:17] national survey and we have realized that 57%
[00:19:21] of the parents we surveyed told us that they
[00:19:25] have felt concerns and that they have changed their children's
[00:19:28] education routine due to immigration concerns. Surveys
[00:19:32] are created to obtain information, but not only that,
[00:19:35] to analyze them and achieve. also options for these
[00:19:39] families, achieve solutions, what would be that
[00:19:42] solution then? Yes, I think the solution is to talk as a family, the
[00:19:46] good news is that schools are doing many good things
[00:19:50] to support families,
[00:19:53] families who told us that they felt very welcome in schools,
[00:19:57] uh, parents need clear and precise
[00:20:00] information about what their rights are and what their children's
[00:20:04] rights are, uh, they are sometimes confused about what...
[00:20:09] means in children's education and I always like to remind them that regardless
[00:20:13] of immigrant status, regardless of whether we speak English or Spanish,
[00:20:17] this country, uh, federally, by federal law,
[00:20:20] says that children have the right to a high-quality K-12
[00:20:24] education, so keeping that in mind is very important,
[00:20:27] uh, on the other hand, another solution that we are seeing is
[00:20:30] that, uh, parents are exploring school options,
[00:20:34] they are seeing that perhaps, uh, a non-traditional school is the one
[00:20:38] that can serve their family to avoid these concerns,
[00:20:42] to finalize and briefly, how to convince parents that teamwork
[00:20:46] also has rewards, yes, of course, I think that when we see...
[00:20:50] our children succeeding and feeling safe is the
[00:20:53] greatest success we can have as parents, seeing them happy and we can all
[00:20:57] achieve those opportunities, take advantage of the resources, Cristia Campos, thank you for
[00:21:01] joining us live this morning, we continue with
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[00:24:19] it's 6:20. 3 in the morning, we continue with more information because for those
[00:24:23] people who have committed a crime, that
[00:24:25] criminal record can follow them throughout their lives, however
[00:24:29] it is important to understand that there is support, there are resources for
[00:24:33] you. Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez
[00:24:35] shares.
[00:24:37] A mistake made before the law can become a dark cloud that
[00:24:41] pursues the one who committed it for years, but in some
[00:24:45] cases the offender can be eligible for a criminal record
[00:24:48] in society, yes, yes,
[00:24:52] it completely disappears,
[00:24:54] uh, for example, a young man who has committed a
[00:24:58] robbery and and and he has a Mr.
[00:25:01] Miner there because he was involved in a robbery
[00:25:05] or in a case that happened a
[00:25:08] long time ago and it still appears every time, so that will no
[00:25:12] longer appear in his record. Julio Escobar works in the team of the
[00:25:15] Archdiocese of San Francisco, which this Friday will have an event of
[00:25:19] great interest for people who have had contact with the justice
[00:25:23] system, yes, this Friday we have an event where
[00:25:27] we are having resources for
[00:25:30] people who have been involved in a
[00:25:34] crime and are looking for an opportunity to improve their
[00:25:38] condition
[00:25:40] to look for work or find
[00:25:44] housing, among those who know
[00:25:47] record is Cynthia, she spent three years in
[00:25:50] record the feeling is very different,
[00:25:54] of course it is,
[00:25:57] I feel normal, I feel like
[00:26:00] a person with her...
[00:26:05] For her, her time in prison also changed her way of seeing life, I feel that
[00:26:09] they gave me that time in prison, I realized
[00:26:13] many things and that
[00:26:16] life is malicious and and
[00:26:19] to live in a good way,
[00:26:23] la idea de dar una segunda oportunidad también encuentra apoyo
[00:26:26] among entrepreneurs who have seen what can happen when a person
[00:26:29] has the option to start over. And in this business,
[00:26:33] small business, there have been people who have worked with us and
[00:26:37] have changed a lot, now they are also business owners,
[00:26:41] some people who have even become dentists, now working in
[00:26:44] other jewelry stores, yes, they deserve an opportunity, for the
[00:26:48] organizers of the event, the goal is that a record does not
[00:26:51] barrier, the conference
[00:26:54] will bring together organizations that can guide attendees on employment,
[00:26:58] los asistentes sobre empleo, vivienda y otros recursos para el
[00:27:01] Aníbal Gutiérrez, Noticias N+ Univisión
[00:27:04] California.
[00:27:05] It's
[00:27:09] 6:26 in the morning and in a few minutes we'll talk about a new trend on
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[00:27:19] understand the harm that cigarettes can cause to
[00:27:23] their health. And I leave you with this live image of
[00:27:28] the state capital. Good morning to those of you who tune in
[00:27:32] live this Thursday morning when the temperature here
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[00:30:36] This morning we take you to the city of Selma, there they announce
[00:30:40] details to the public of an ongoing investigation
[00:30:43] carried out by the authorities. In addition, double
[00:30:47] minimum wage, that's what according to a new report
[00:30:49] a tenant needs to earn in San Joaquin County
[00:30:53] to pay for housing.
[00:30:57] Colder air continues to move over the region and will still keep us with
[00:31:01] lower temperatures than...
[00:31:05] Good morning and welcome to Noticias Enmas Univision California,
[00:31:08] it's 6:30 in the morning,
[00:31:12] Thursday morning and to those of you who are just tuning in,
[00:31:16] likewise, thank you always for your faithful tuning, and I want to start
[00:31:20] with images of what is happening regarding traffic conditions,
[00:31:23] we are seeing a live image of
[00:31:27] Avenue 14, we see
[00:31:31] the highway, remember to always maintain those speed
[00:31:34] limits and all for our safety, also to
[00:31:38] those of you who are already preparing to leave home in the city of
[00:31:41] Stockton, we are seeing a live image of Highway 99,
[00:31:45] much caution when driving again, always maintaining the speed
[00:31:49] limits, you have to wear that seatbelt
[00:31:52] too, but I take this opportunity to greet those of you who tune in
[00:31:56] live from San Joaquin
[00:31:58] County, also to those of you in the central valley and the Bay
[00:32:02] Area, and ready for another look at those weather conditions with my
[00:32:05] colleague Arletis Roque, Arletis, go ahead, good
[00:32:08] morning,
[00:32:11] of course, Maribel, good morning, look, we are still under the influence of this
[00:32:15] low-pressure system that is allowing us to transport
[00:32:18] a mass of quite cold air that has brought
[00:32:22] us noticeable relief in temperatures, so today we will still be
[00:32:26] feeling that coolness in the region for the next few hours in San Francisco, today
[00:32:30] will actually be a day with mostly cloudy skies, decreasing cloudiness
[00:32:33] towards the afternoon, see the quite cool temperatures, in the
[00:32:37] afternoon staying even slightly below 70 degrees, in the
[00:32:40] morning some drizzle is possible, but the chances remain
[00:32:44] at 20%... of a very localized nature and the breeze that
[00:32:47] increases a little in light to moderate intensity in the afternoon, gusts
[00:32:51] could reach up to 20 miles per hour at times, for the case of
[00:32:54] morning, decreasing cloud cover
[00:32:58] towards the afternoon with mostly clear skies, a very
[00:33:01] pleasant environment with temperatures slightly below 70 degrees
[00:33:05] still around midday, in the afternoon maximum
[00:33:08] temperatures, mid to high 70s, light winds in
[00:33:12] general, and for the case of Fresno too. temperatures will
[00:33:15] feel quite pleasant, maximums in the afternoon in the low 80s,
[00:33:19] a very pleasant morning too with temperatures around
[00:33:23] midday, in the mid-70s and light winds
[00:33:26] in general, take advantage of those temperatures, the change
[00:33:30] arrives and begins tomorrow, especially in the temperature pattern in the
[00:33:33] region, I took advantage of them yesterday to walk my pet and I
[00:33:37] confess that I got cold because I was not prepared and there was
[00:33:41] that breeze and that cold in the region.
[00:33:45] Well, today, today will be a very similar day to yesterday, Maribel, so take advantage of it,
[00:33:49] autumnal temperatures, thank you Arletis, I'll see you later, meanwhile
[00:33:53] let's move on to more information, it's 6:33 in the morning and I'm taking
[00:33:57] you to the city of Selma, where the authorities have released new
[00:34:00] details to the public about an investigation they are currently
[00:34:04] conducting, which points to a resident of that community for
[00:34:08] allegedly committing sexual assault crimes. Sebastián
[00:34:11] Oriega has the report.
[00:34:15] Palsing, a resident of Selma, was arrested by authorities for
[00:34:18] allegedly sexually assaulting several women
[00:34:22] during chiropractic consultations that were held at his
[00:34:25] home. We had several reports from victims of
[00:34:28] sexual assault. The arrest was on Tuesday, September
[00:34:32] 8th of this year. His lawyer came
[00:34:35] and and turned him over to us after an arrest warrant
[00:34:39] was out. The official report indicates that the 73-year-old
[00:34:42] suspect is known as a "san'" within the Sikh
[00:34:46] community with a clientele of people who even traveled from different parts
[00:34:50] of the state to be treated. The investigators learned during
[00:34:53] the investigation that he was operating a
[00:34:56] unlicensed chiropractic practice in his home. On September 10th, he was released after
[00:35:00] posting a $200,000 bail. This Wednesday he appeared before a
[00:35:03] judge in a preliminary hearing and the case is expected to
[00:35:07] continue in court next October. N+
[00:35:10] Univision 21 was able to receive a copy of the formal
[00:35:14] complaint filed by the Fresno County District Attorney's office
[00:35:18] against the suspect, which specifies that Sing in the years
[00:35:21] 2023 and 2025 forcibly
[00:35:24] penetrated four victims whose identities were not
[00:35:28] revealed, now authorities are investigating to
[00:35:31] find out if there are more victims in this case, so far we only have the
[00:35:35] five community, but as I explained obviously we are still investigating this
[00:35:38] investigation and if there are more victims of other
[00:35:42] ah of other Hispanic
[00:35:45] types. African Americans or whatever, we ask them to
[00:35:48] come and report it. Sebastián Oriega, Noticias N+,
[00:35:52] Univision California. And it's already
[00:35:54] 6:35 in the morning and let's move on to more information. Let's go to
[00:35:58] Yolo County, Carlos
[00:36:01] the death of two men in a series of stabbings in Davis,
[00:36:05] which occurred in 2023, has already been transferred to a state hospital
[00:36:08] in Napa, a judge ordered that he remain there
[00:36:12] for about 6 months after determining that he was
[00:36:15] legally insane at the time of the attacks, the
[00:36:19] Yolo County Prosecutor's Office is now seeking to extend
[00:36:22] his internment for another 2 years and
[00:36:26] more information new. Details come to light about the fatal shooting
[00:36:30] that occurred on Highway 50, last week, the California Highway
[00:36:34] Patrol confirmed that the man who died had an
[00:36:37] air gun and not a firearm. According to
[00:36:41] authorities, the man got out of his vehicle with what officers
[00:36:44] believed was a firearm and opened fire. Now
[00:36:48] investigators are reviewing the body cameras and patrol
[00:36:51] cars to determine what really
[00:36:55] happened. At 6:36 in the morning. Let's move on to
[00:36:58] more information, let's go back to the topic of the impact that many
[00:37:01] of our businesses are suffering, mostly in the
[00:37:04] Old Sacramento area, they say they are impacted not only by
[00:37:08] the lack of tourists, but also by customers, obviously, when
[00:37:12] there are no tourists, there are also no customers and the one who has the live report
[00:37:15] this morning is my colleague Reinaldo de Fernández, go ahead
[00:37:19] Reinaldo, good morning, good morning, a Peruvian entrepreneur, is
[00:37:22] dismayed because she says she will have to close
[00:37:26] her business at the end of the month. Due to economic problems, the economy
[00:37:29] is impacting her, she also says that raids in similar
[00:37:33] places or nearby places are also affecting her and of
[00:37:36] course also security, but let's let her tell us in the following
[00:37:40] report, this became a cemetery,
[00:37:44] people didn't come, immigrants
[00:37:47] honestly disappeared off the map, Jessie owns my
[00:37:51] little store Munaicha, there she sells Peruvian souvenirs and
[00:37:54] handicrafts, however it has become difficult to maintain
[00:37:58] the business, yes I manage to pay with
[00:38:01] great difficulty the
[00:38:04] expenses, but I don't have enough to renew merchandise, she believes
[00:38:08] that factors such as security in Old Sacramento,
[00:38:11] inflation and even recent immigration raids
[00:38:15] have affected the flow of customers and because they were afraid to
[00:38:18] go out and with all the threats from ICE and everything they
[00:38:22] haven't come back after a few months, a little bit
[00:38:26] but this is something that is only practically on
[00:38:29] weekends and that's it, according to UCLA
[00:38:33] research, after immigration operations in commercial
[00:38:36] 51% of business
[00:38:40] owners reported seeing fewer customers, the most
[00:38:43] critical point is that people are not going out to buy due to the
[00:38:47] immigration situation, they are afraid that they will
[00:38:50] have a problem with ICE, I am only working to pay, pay,
[00:38:54] pay, pay and I say and how do I survive. Other
[00:38:58] businesses are also preparing to close, the supermarket
[00:39:01] chain Raley's with its main headquarters in West Sacramento,
[00:39:04] announced the closure of at least six of its stores due to factors such as
[00:39:08] financial sustainability and labor market conditions, the
[00:39:12] economy of the state of the nation begins to be harmed,
[00:39:15] so it seems like it's a small business, but in the long run
[00:39:19] it's the fundamental base of this nation. Meanwhile, Ms.
[00:39:23] Jessie plans to move her Peruvian handicrafts to a
[00:39:27] much smaller location, located in Carmichael, where she hopes
[00:39:30] she will do better. That's right, and the survey, the
[00:39:34] Small Business Administration survey published this same month
[00:39:38] of September says that 67% of
[00:39:41] small businesses here in the country reported an increase in
[00:39:44] expenses, but also a decrease in income in the
[00:39:47] last months of 2026, so that concern extends from Northern
[00:39:51] California to the entire country, Maribel. And I want to think,
[00:39:55] Reinaldo, that then the options. perhaps the hope for many businesses
[00:39:59] is set for these holidays, of course, the
[00:40:03] holidays, December is coming, Thanksgiving is coming, so
[00:40:06] businesses are also preparing to make more sales, let's hope they do
[00:40:10] much better too, exactly, stay here with me because certainly also
[00:40:14] businesses, merchants in the Midtown area are quite
[00:40:17] worried, but this time it's not about the lack of customers but
[00:40:21] Reinaldo about security in that area, they are already
[00:40:24] asking for action from the authorities, Alicia Mireles. has the
[00:40:28] report.
[00:40:30] These are images captured in the early morning in one of the
[00:40:34] different businesses affected by robberies
[00:40:36] in recent days in Midtown Sacramento. And for
[00:40:39] Ronie Jonnek, owner of this establishment, the
[00:40:43] similarities between some of these videos are hard to
[00:40:47] ignore.
[00:40:50] It's more than one person. From what we see in the videos, it's an organized
[00:40:54] group, so they only arrested one. They still need to
[00:40:57] solve the entire
[00:40:58] problem.
[00:41:03] According to her own account, after speaking with businesses in the area, at least
[00:41:07] 19 establishments had suffered break-ins in less than
[00:41:11] 30 days, a figure that has not been confirmed by the
[00:41:14] police. What the Sacramento police did confirm is that
[00:41:18] approximately nine business robberies occurred between September
[00:41:21] 1st and 2nd. On September 4th, Darell Bugner, 46,
[00:41:25] was arrested. and linked to five of
[00:41:29] them, detectives were investigating if he also
[00:41:32] had a connection to the other four, one feels
[00:41:35] insecure about what can happen, but since we are in a
[00:41:39] location. a bit more open and my
[00:41:42] restaurant is a bit bigger well, the insecurity is not felt
[00:41:46] as much, although her business has not been a target of this series of
[00:41:50] robberies, the owner of Casa Lola recognizes that the concern for
[00:41:53] security does exist in the area, in response to Univision
[00:41:57] 19, Mi Town Association confirmed the
[00:42:00] series of robberies and assured that they had worked closely with the Sacramento
[00:42:03] police during the investigation, also through an email
[00:42:07] indicated that their team. has
[00:42:11] three members and that they visited the affected businesses to offer
[00:42:14] support, however, they did not specifically respond what
[00:42:18] security coverage exists around 4
[00:42:21] in the morning, the time at which merchants assure that several
[00:42:25] of these incidents have
[00:42:26] occurred,
[00:42:30] what's the point of having the police, where does the
[00:42:33] money I pay in taxes go if there is no minimum sense of
[00:42:36] security in Midtown, but there is insecurity in
[00:42:42] in in downtown, definitely yes. For Noticias N+ Univision
[00:42:45] California, Alicia Mireles. Alicia,
[00:42:48] thank you, 6:42 in the morning and let's make space to talk about health because a recent
[00:42:51] study reveals that many smokers do not fully understand
[00:42:55] the harm that cigarettes can cause to the heart and not only that,
[00:42:58] to the brain. Researchers analyzed surveys from
[00:43:02] about 46 countries, although 92% knew that
[00:43:05] smoking can cause lung cancer, knowledge about
[00:43:09] heart attacks. heart diseases and brain strokes was
[00:43:13] lower and let's move on to
[00:43:16] salary, double the minimum wage is what according to a
[00:43:20] recent report indicates a tenant needs to earn in San
[00:43:24] Joaquin County to pay the average
[00:43:27] Casablanca has more,
[00:43:30] very expensive, it seems very expensive because well
[00:43:34] you have to have two jobs to be able to pay the rent
[00:43:37] here, in one of her jobs let's go, Mrs. María,
[00:43:41] a routine that for her is no longer unusual, because I was working for
[00:43:45] a long time at night, yes, two jobs, two jobs
[00:43:49] every day, despite having two incomes she tells us that she barely
[00:43:52] has enough to pay for a single room, $100 a
[00:43:55] month, plus services, I have my son with autism, well
[00:43:59] he is an adult but he can't work and
[00:44:02] well I don't get any help, her
[00:44:06] experience puts a face to a figure, according to the 2026
[00:44:10] California Housing Partnership report, a tenant in San Joaquin needs
[00:44:14] to earn $34.6
[00:44:17] per hour to be able to pay the average requested rent of
[00:44:20] $1,771 per month, put it in perspective,
[00:44:24] practically a person who works for the state minimum
[00:44:27] wage earns approximately
[00:44:29] $16.90
[00:44:31] an hour, practically they would have to earn double,
[00:44:34] one goes to buy food, well, all the money
[00:44:38] goes away, sometimes one has
[00:44:40] just enough to eat and for low-income households, the pressure is
[00:44:44] even greater, according to the same report, it indicates that
[00:44:47] 78% of households with extremely low incomes
[00:44:50] in San Joaquin dedicate more than half of their income to
[00:44:54] housing, that there is a
[00:44:57] very high demand from families who want to live in the San
[00:45:00] Joaquin sector, even many people from the San Francisco
[00:45:04] Bay Area are moving to
[00:45:07] places like San Joaquin County because even though it's expensive, it's
[00:45:11] less expensive than housing in the Bay Area and it doesn't end there, the
[00:45:15] report estimates that 22,451
[00:45:18] low-income tenant households in the county do not have
[00:45:21] access to housing that they can afford, the salary is
[00:45:25] local, while the price of real estate is
[00:45:29] regional, since many people are moving to the county
[00:45:32] sector, for María it is a reality that she sums up with humor, I have
[00:45:35] worked up to 18 hours to be able to pay rent
[00:45:39] and...
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[00:48:42] cooler than normal conditions will stay with us during this day with
[00:48:46] temperatures in much of the central valley, between the high 70s
[00:48:49] and low 80s, a little cooler. Panoramas to sectors of the
[00:48:53] Bay Area, possibility of rain and thunderstorms, especially to the north, areas
[00:48:57] near Redding, might see some of that activity, but a much more
[00:49:01] stable weather pattern in the rest of the area, basically that low pressure system will
[00:49:04] start to move during tomorrow Friday a little
[00:49:08] more inland of our country and will begin to decrease its
[00:49:12] influence over northern California, so basically we will be
[00:49:15] seeing a high pressure ridge that will be controlling the
[00:49:18] weather conditions while we await a second system that
[00:49:22] will begin to move over the region starting Sunday, so
[00:49:25] basically we will be seeing that up and down in temperatures, that roller
[00:49:29] coaster, but since we are very close to the weekend, it's important
[00:49:32] for you to know that the heat returns, not as extreme, but it does return in the
[00:49:36] 90s, especially towards the San Joaquin Valley, Saturday and Sunday
[00:49:40] with maximum temperatures in the 90s still tomorrow Friday, although temperatures
[00:49:43] will rise a bit, notice that they will stay in the mid-80s,
[00:49:47] briefly we will have that drop in temperatures, early next
[00:49:51] week and... we will be seeing mid-90s temperatures by mid-next
[00:49:55] week in Fresno, so the heat will be a bit more significant next
[00:49:58] week, in the case of Sacramento, the 90s also return,
[00:50:02] especially towards Saturday, I think Saturday will be the
[00:50:05] warmest day of the weekend, Sunday, that drop
[00:50:09] in temperatures as well and from then on, gradually rising temperatures also
[00:50:13] for next week, what will be happening in San Francisco? Well, the
[00:50:17] changes will be a little more subtle in terms of temperature
[00:50:20] behavior, similarly, we are expecting a Saturday with
[00:50:24] slightly higher temperatures and a bit cooler starting
[00:50:27] Sunday, thank you Arleti, 6:50 in the morning, let's talk about the
[00:50:31] Federal Reserve, as we know they raised interest rates by a
[00:50:34] quarter point, changes that hadn't happened since 2023, I'm joined live by
[00:50:38] economist Elilisván González to tell us what this
[00:50:41] means for our pockets, for us as consumers, how good it is that you are with
[00:50:45] us, yes, good morning Maribel, yes, the Federal Reserve
[00:50:49] after 3 years has raised interest rates. In a
[00:50:52] mutual agreement, this will hit the pockets of consumers
[00:50:56] hard, us
[00:50:59] who want to buy
[00:51:02] houses, buy cars, use credit cards, everything will be
[00:51:06] more expensive now, because when interest rates rise,
[00:51:10] obviously the banks, the Federal Reserve and everyone charges a little
[00:51:13] more, that means that your purchasing power, the
[00:51:17] money you earn is worth a little less than what you could have earned
[00:51:21] before, that many families depend on those credit
[00:51:24] cards, the holidays arrive and plastic money doesn't
[00:51:28] hurt, yes, that's a good point, now with this rising interest
[00:51:32] rate, be very careful, why? Because
[00:51:35] raising interest rates will affect
[00:51:39] credit cards essentially, it affects your credit
[00:51:42] line, it affects if you want to buy a car, you want to buy
[00:51:46] a house, everything becomes more expensive, so you have to
[00:51:49] think twice before getting into
[00:51:53] debt like this and getting into debt for 30 years on a
[00:51:56] house, 10 years or 6 years on a car
[00:52:00] and the credit cards you have now, be very careful
[00:52:03] because if you have bad credit, they are raising your credit
[00:52:07] card and you don't realize what you are subject to, I want to
[00:52:11] understand that having a budget already created at
[00:52:14] this moment is necessary, yes, of
[00:52:17] course, always with this thing we have, the
[00:52:20] famous word, inflation, that is what
[00:52:24] is generating this rise in interest rates by the Federal
[00:52:27] Reserve, inflation is not being controlled and it is
[00:52:31] possible that this year rates will rise two more times. of
[00:52:35] interest to stop that inflation because prices
[00:52:39] keep rising, rising because of what? The war we have
[00:52:42] there, the political uncertainty we have in the country, everything
[00:52:46] affects the economy, but this U.S. economy can handle it
[00:52:50] because it is such a strong, robust economy that employment
[00:52:53] is good, unemployment is maintained,
[00:52:57] the big problem is inflation, so we have to
[00:53:01] take care of that money, thank you very much Elison for joining us
[00:53:04] live this morning, thank you, it was a pleasure, we continue with
[00:53:07] more,
[00:53:10] and we'll be back in a few
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[00:57:48] Temperatures will be gradually rising this weekend, I'll give you all the
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[00:59:04] my people, the one who accompanies you in the afternoons
[00:59:07] Latinomix, during the next few days we will be seeing a
[00:59:10] gradual increase in temperatures, even San Francisco will be seeing
[00:59:14] temperatures a few degrees above, especially Saturday with 74
[00:59:17] degrees, every day we will be starting with partly
[00:59:20] cloudy skies and decreasing cloud cover especially towards the afternoon period, for
[00:59:24] Sacramento, temperatures will also be rising, the 90s return,
[00:59:28] especially towards Saturday afternoon, there is a second system that will
[00:59:32] be crossing the region from Sunday to Monday so practically we will see a
[00:59:35] brief period where temperatures will drop again and the 90s
[00:59:39] return by mid-next week, also for you in Fresno
[00:59:43] the heat will be felt a little more especially on the weekend with 90 degrees
[00:59:47] of temperature. In the afternoon they drop slightly at the beginning of
[00:59:50] next week and next Wednesday we will probably be seeing temperatures
[00:59:54] near the mid-90s. Thank you Arletis,
[00:59:57] let's prepare for those changes, I'll see you tomorrow at 6
[01:00:00] AM sharp, likewise to you dear viewer, as always thank you for your loyal
[01:00:04] tuning, for accompanying us live from the Central Valley, the Bay
[01:00:07] Area and the capital city, here we are seeing a live image
[01:00:11] of Highway 50, quite a bit of traffic at
[01:00:14] this time of the morning, all the more reason to leave home with time
[01:00:17] to arrive on time at our destination, much caution while
[01:00:20] driving, I'll wait for you here tomorrow at 6
[01:00:23] sharp, thank you for joining us,
[01:00:35] Good morning, it's Thursday, September 17, today
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