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[00:00:19] certification from the Department of
[00:00:31] Local organizations report the detention of at least two people in
[00:00:34] Sacramento and another in Mercedes this Sunday by Ice agents, and one man died and his wife
[00:00:38] was seriously injured after a shooting
[00:00:42] in the east central sector of Fresno this Sunday
[00:00:45] afternoon. We have a start to the week with multiple
[00:00:49] advisories and warnings from the first significant snowfall in the Sierra Nevada
[00:00:52] to the high fire risk. I'll have all the information for you
[00:00:55] shortly.
[00:01:01] Hello, good evening. We begin with this breaking news: three
[00:01:05] people were found dead after a shooting at a home in Marin
[00:01:08] County. The Sheriff's office reported that it received a call shortly after
[00:01:12] 5 p.m. on Sunday, reporting shots fired at a house located
[00:01:16] on Streberrow Circle. Officers established a
[00:01:19] security perimeter and entered the home where they found the three
[00:01:23] victims. For now, the authorities have not revealed their identities
[00:01:26] and what relationship they had with each other. The investigation
[00:01:30] continues. Hello, thank
[00:01:32] on Latinomix, you very much for
[00:01:34] joining us. Hello! Good evening, welcome to Noticias en Emas unisión California. Henry
[00:01:38] Gómez. Thank you for joining us on this last
[00:01:41] news day. And we continue with more information. Now, we go to the Fresno area,
[00:01:45] there. A man died and his wife was seriously injured after a
[00:01:48] shooting in the East central sector of Fresno. The incident was reported
[00:01:52] around 2:20 p.m. on Sunday, October 11, near
[00:01:56] Horwed and Dayton Avenues. Police reported that both victims were
[00:02:00] transported to a hospital where the man died. Five children lived in
[00:02:03] the house, but none were injured. Authorities are looking for the
[00:02:07] suspect, who could be armed and dangerous. For now, it is
[00:02:11] unknown what caused the attack, and one man died and
[00:02:14] another was injured in a stabbing at a St. Mark
[00:02:18] supermarket in Marysville. Police reported that they responded to the emergency
[00:02:22] shortly after 2 p.m. on Sunday. The fatal victim was
[00:02:25] found inside the store while the second man went on his own
[00:02:30] to the hospital. Authorities arrested Samuel Harbower, 33
[00:02:33] years old, charged with homicide and assault with a deadly
[00:02:37] weapon. The investigation
[00:02:39] attempt to protect American continues by the authorities as well. Now we go to
[00:02:42] Tulare, a man was found dead in the Freanker canal north
[00:02:46] of Orosi in the county. The Sheriff's office
[00:02:50] Area, now reported that deputies arrived at the scene just before 10:30 a.m. in
[00:02:53] the area of Avenue 444 and Highway
[00:02:56] 128 after receiving a report about a body in the
[00:03:00] water. Homicide detectives are investigating the case. For now, neither
[00:03:04] the identity nor the circumstances of the death of
[00:03:07] this man
[00:03:10] Area, have been revealed, and in Oakland, one person died after a shooting that occurred in the
[00:03:13] city center early this
[00:03:15] did it on your own and we Sunday, according to the coroner's office. The incident was reported
[00:03:18] near Harrison and
[00:03:21] Latinomix, 14th Streets, according to the Oakland Fire Department. However, the coroner's office
[00:03:25] confirmed a death related to the shooting, but has not revealed if the
[00:03:29] person. grown in the same woman who had initially been
[00:03:32] injured. So far, authorities have not announced
[00:03:36] what caused this attack, and it's time to
[00:03:40] review what the weather conditions will be like here in
[00:03:43] our region. I'm going with my colleague Coni Chulte so she can explain and also tell us
[00:03:47] that first forecast. Coni, go ahead. Friends, I greet you
[00:03:50] Consulto with the weather information, a pleasure as always to accompany you this weekend.
[00:03:54] I tell you that we have different systems that are definitely impacting
[00:03:58] suspending their coverage of our region. On one hand, it's a tropical depression system, now
[00:04:01] Rachel, that passes by our area causing strong wind gusts, and
[00:04:05] on the other hand, a system that
[00:04:08] eight facts to know what's comes from the north Pacific Ocean and is bringing cold. In
[00:04:11] fact, we could see the first significant snowfall during the
[00:04:14] coming days. Therefore, all these colors tell us about different
[00:04:18] warnings. We are going to talk precisely about the red flag warning, in
[00:04:21] this area north of Sacramento it tells us about low humidity and strong wind
[00:04:25] gusts which could lead to the possibility of fire spreading.
[00:04:29] On the other hand, in this blue color we are seeing the
[00:04:33] possibility of electrical discharges but above all
[00:04:36] snowfall. We are also talking about a weather advisory that could affect
[00:04:39] boycotted coverage of events at aviation and that is precisely due to the strong winds and I already
[00:04:43] mentioned those strong
[00:04:46] my people, I'm Freddy Izapata, the one who wind gusts that stay with us between
[00:04:48] accompanies you in the afternoons here 25 and 35 miles per hour and the possibility of intense snowfall. I'll have the
[00:04:52] information later, thanks for that and we'll be back
[00:04:55] with you later. Look, reports of ICE arrests continue in our
[00:04:58] NorCal region. Reported two alleged arrests in Roseville
[00:05:02] near B Street and the presence of agents who allegedly crashed into a
[00:05:06] parked vehicle. For its part, Fe en el Valle reported two other
[00:05:09] arrests, a man from Merced when he was returning
[00:05:13] from a religious event and a mother with her small child in
[00:05:17] Fair Oaks. According to the organization, the woman is a legal resident of the United
[00:05:21] States. All these arrests would have been today. We
[00:05:25] have sought to confirm these arrests with ICE in both Merced and
[00:05:28] Sacramento, but so far we have not received a response from the agency. If
[00:05:31] you have information about these operations, have videos or
[00:05:35] are looking for a family member who may have been detained, please contact us. The
[00:05:39] number on the screen, our journalistic team will be
[00:05:42] attentive to your call to investigate and follow up on your case and
[00:05:46] in relation to these ICE detentions,
[00:05:50] today dozens of people gathered in Visalia in Tulare
[00:05:53] County to protest against ICE operations. The protesters
[00:05:57] raised their voices against immigration actions and expressed their
[00:06:01] concern about the impact on Central Valley communities.
[00:06:04] Let's listen, because I think what they are doing is unfair,
[00:06:08] separating families, children from
[00:06:11] their parents, that we can
[00:06:14] help, I'll be here. This
[00:06:17] resident also told us that several of her close friends are afraid to go out
[00:06:21] on the street, even to go to their medical appointments. She says that
[00:06:24] they hope that ICE agents will leave the Central
[00:06:27] Valley. And we change information, but we also continue with
[00:06:30] this topic of visas and restrictions that the
[00:06:34] federal government has imposed, the government announces new
[00:06:37] restrictions on H1B visas used by foreign
[00:06:41] workers in the technology sector. Companies like Microsoft defend
[00:06:45] their hiring practices, while new
[00:06:48] costs for work permits for international students are also being
[00:06:51] proposed. Guillermo González will
[00:06:54] elaborate. One after another, measures
[00:06:58] restricting immigration, not only illegal, but also legal, are
[00:07:01] succeeding towards the United States. Two of the
[00:07:04] most recent ones point to H1B visas for
[00:07:08] several of the American technology giants.
[00:07:12] so an ongoing investigation, we have decided to suspend the perm
[00:07:16] program for Microsoft, which means they will no longer be able to
[00:07:20] apply uh their those, they'll never no longer be able to take those
[00:07:24] H1Bs and apply for permanent resident status within the
[00:07:27] United States of America, those directly affected would be people
[00:07:31] who are within
[00:07:34] the technological field of engineering
[00:07:37] technologies and mathematics especially linked
[00:07:40] to these eight companies. Specifically, the government has
[00:07:44] clarified that it would not extend to other companies. According to the
[00:07:48] White House, it is an
[00:07:51] labor and prioritize it over
[00:07:55] foreign labor.
[00:08:00] But you've got to hire great American workers. You cannot lay off American
[00:08:04] workers and then replace them with foreign. The
[00:08:07] company Microsoft defends itself and warns that
[00:08:10] most of the 600 applications
[00:08:12] for H1B visas it made during the last fiscal
[00:08:16] year correspond to extensions or changes of
[00:08:19] status for existing employees.
[00:08:22] Microsoft only submits H1B visa
[00:08:25] applications for those who meet the rigorous
[00:08:28] standards of this visa category. Another measure
[00:08:31] proposes that universities have to pay
[00:08:34] $70,000 for each student who wants
[00:08:37] to obtain a temporary work permit. The
[00:08:40] institutions, according to the proposal, would be obliged to pay
[00:08:44] this sum, initially $70,000, but for the
[00:08:48] renewal it would be $30,000. The
[00:08:50] White House also plans to focus on
[00:08:54] very strict monitoring of visas granted to university
[00:08:57] students coming from other
[00:09:00] countries.
[00:09:02] Under the federal government's magnifying glass are not only technology companies,
[00:09:05] but also some of the most recognized universities in the
[00:09:09] country. Thanks to Guillermo González for the information.
[00:09:12] UC Davis is among nine universities under federal investigation for
[00:09:16] the alleged use of the J1 Visa to hire
[00:09:19] foreign researchers at lower salaries than those of American
[00:09:23] workers, but this visa is also used in other
[00:09:26] exchange programs. Ana Casablanca has more
[00:09:29] details. The J Visa is for
[00:09:33] researchers, professors, academics or
[00:09:36] university interns. It is an exchange visa that allows
[00:09:40] foreign people to come temporarily to the United States to
[00:09:43] study, teach, conduct research or receive
[00:09:46] training, and it is the use of these visas in nine universities in the
[00:09:50] country that is now under federal investigation. This October
[00:09:53] 9, the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Labor reported
[00:09:57] that it is investigating possible irregularities in the J1
[00:10:00] programs of nine universities, including UC
[00:10:03] Davis, Stanford, Harvard and Yale, and that it has already issued
[00:10:07] subpoenas to all
[00:10:08] universities.
[00:10:11] A day before... Vice President JD Vance said that some of these would be
[00:10:15] using J1 visas to hire foreign
[00:10:19] researchers at lower salaries, which he said
[00:10:22] would harm American researchers. He also pointed out that
[00:10:26] the salary difference is around $2,000 a year and can
[00:10:30] be paid or unpaid positions. However, an immigration lawyer
[00:10:33] explains that the salary rules for this visa are different from those
[00:10:37] for other work visas. That is what is special about the
[00:10:40] J visa, that it does not require
[00:10:44] Labor about how much the employee should be paid. And although the
[00:10:47] investigation focuses on the use of J1 visas. The
[00:10:50] classification also includes other exchange programs such as au pairs.
[00:11:02] young people who come to the country to take care of children, well, I honestly feel that the salary of an au pair is very low compared to what one sometimes does, a young Colombian woman participating in this program told us that the usual
[00:11:06] compensation is around $200 per week,
[00:11:09] paying taxes, so the whole salary that you get,
[00:11:12] I feel that it is not fulfilled. For its part,
[00:11:16] UC Davis responded in writing that it carefully complies with all
[00:11:19] federal laws and regulations and that it hopes to collaborate with
[00:11:23] authorities to confirm its compliance.
[00:11:25] Ana Casablanca, Noticias N+, Univision
[00:11:28] California. It's time for our first break and
[00:11:32] diesel prices are soaring and businesses are resisting it. In Sacramento,
[00:11:36] a tortilla shop had to raise its prices to cover costs, while
[00:11:40] its owner sacrifices part of her profits and the impact could go further.
[00:11:44] We'll tell you when we return.
[00:11:47] We continue with that statement about danger on the coast, high
[00:11:50] waves, strong ocean currents and waves that can reach up to
[00:11:53] 12 feet high. The Central Valley coast, I'll have the information when I return,
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[00:13:39] Hello, I'm your friend Glory Bella and I'll be waiting for you here on Amor 100.3 Monday to
[00:13:43] Saturday from 10 to
[00:13:44] 3.
[00:13:47] 11:13 PM, thank you for staying with us.
[00:13:51] Diesel prices are through the roof and are already forcing businesses to raise
[00:13:55] their prices and reduce their own profits, all in order to keep
[00:13:58] their business afloat. Alicia Mireles takes us to see an example of this in
[00:14:02] Sacramento. Let's see. We do what we can to
[00:14:06] not harm the customer, we also sacrifice our profits.
[00:14:10] For 4 years, Mari Lu has daily offered her customers
[00:14:13] freshly made tortillas. To make it possible, there is a resource
[00:14:17] that, in more ways than one, is essential for her business,
[00:14:20] diesel. And that is why the accelerated rise in fuel prices is already
[00:14:25] impacting her accounts, we used to fill it with about $100,
[00:14:28] $130 per tank and now we are putting in about
[00:14:32] $180, $190 more or less and the numbers prove her
[00:14:35] right, today in Sacramento the gallon averages
[00:14:38] $8.40, a month ago it was
[00:14:42] $7.74, a year ago it was
[00:14:45] $5.19, that is, it costs more than
[00:14:48] $3 per gallon than a year ago and is just
[00:14:51] cents away from the record of $8.43
[00:14:55] recorded in September. Just transporting her mobile tortilla shop
[00:14:59] and supplies, Marilu can consume up to two tanks of
[00:15:02] diesel per week, but indirectly her business also
[00:15:05] feels the rise in fuel prices in different ways,
[00:15:09] which is why she had to take a measure that she had left as a last
[00:15:12] resort, we raised it 50 cents more per
[00:15:16] pound to be able to
[00:15:19] balance the expenses a little and we sacrifice profit
[00:15:22] there too, that's the effect that is not always... seen at the gas station,
[00:15:26] we all use diesel in one way or another, a
[00:15:30] transport takes your products and from there you order something from
[00:15:33] Amazon, order something from some thing, this is taken to the warehouse,
[00:15:37] that warehouse has to transport it to the store, that store, you go to
[00:15:41] buy something there, they take it to your house, in that way diesel is
[00:15:45] consumed and you pay for it, the Energy Information Administration
[00:15:48] indicates that diesel rose due to higher oil
[00:15:52] prices and a tighter refined fuels market, its forecast
[00:15:55] published this Tuesday
[00:15:58] anticipates that the national average will remain above $6 during
[00:16:02] October and it is a domino effect, ultimately you are the final consumer
[00:16:06] and you are the one who pays that bill. This Monday, President
[00:16:09] Trump signed an order to temporarily expand the use on roads of
[00:16:13] so-called dyed diesel, normally reserved for agricultural
[00:16:16] and off-road uses, postponing the federal tax of
[00:16:20] 24.4 cents per gallon until the end of the year, the
[00:16:24] Treasury Department still needs to issue guidelines for its application,
[00:16:28] it is completely sad to arrive at gas stations and
[00:16:31] see such high prices. For Noticias en Univision
[00:16:35] California, Alicia Mireles. Alicia,
[00:16:38] meanwhile, President Donald Trump announced on Friday a plan to
[00:16:41] increase the supply of Russian diesel to the international market in the
[00:16:45] hope of reducing fuel prices. He also stated
[00:16:48] that Russia and Ukraine reached what he described as an energy
[00:16:52] ceasefire to stop attacks on oil
[00:16:55] refineries. However, there are doubts about whether these measures will alleviate
[00:16:59] the costs faced by transportation companies and
[00:17:02] consumers, and we change the subject, the National
[00:17:05] Weather Service maintains a fire risk alert in the northern
[00:17:09] Sacramento Valley due to strong winds and low humidity.
[00:17:13] In addition, PG&E warns of possible preventive power outages
[00:17:17] in several California counties. It's time to return to my colleague
[00:17:21] Coni Chulte to tell us how that forecast is for the first hours
[00:17:24] of this upcoming work week. And I
[00:17:28] remind you that we have a warning for small boats, that rough
[00:17:31] sea that stays with us, will be generating high waves, strong
[00:17:35] ocean currents and look towards the central valley coast we could see waves of
[00:17:39] up to 12 feet high, that also originated by the strong
[00:17:42] winds, for which we also have another warning mainly towards
[00:17:46] the central valley, the foothills of the mountains and we have several systems that
[00:17:50] are in our region, a cold system coming from northern California
[00:17:54] that brings us the first possibility of snow, these are the
[00:17:57] remnants of tropical storm Rachel that are also
[00:18:00] generating that wind crossing, as for temperatures they are very pleasant we see
[00:18:04] 50 in the Fresno and Sacramento area, even lower
[00:18:07] towards northern California with 46 and 49 degrees,
[00:18:11] temperatures during the afternoon will remain very pleasant 70 in
[00:18:15] Oroville 73 in Yuba City, Sacramento with mostly clear
[00:18:18] skies and 74, 75 in Stockton,
[00:18:22] towards the Central Valley, very pleasant temperatures, some intermittent
[00:18:25] clouds, and notice that radical temperature change that
[00:18:28] we saw from the last few days until today are less
[00:18:32] than 30 degrees, therefore it is very possible that some people get sick or
[00:18:36] their immune system drops.
[00:18:38] on the other hand, in the mountains of the Sierra Nevada, we can already witness
[00:18:42] the first significant snowfall, we are talking
[00:18:45] about the highest part of the mountains after
[00:18:49] 6,500 feet of altitude and well there we can
[00:18:52] see how quickly precisely this El Niño
[00:18:55] phenomenon could generate rain and snow as we had been anticipating,
[00:18:59] on the other hand strong wind gusts remain with us towards the central valley towards
[00:19:03] the Bakersfield area with gusts that will reach up to 30.
[00:19:07] 5 miles per hour towards the foothills of the mountains, Fresno with those temperatures that
[00:19:11] will gradually rise until next weekend, but in general very
[00:19:15] pleasant and that same trend we can see for Sacramento with
[00:19:18] that radiant sun that will be accompanying us and temperatures that for next
[00:19:22] weekend will reach the high 80s, but for now they
[00:19:26] remain very pleasant,
[00:19:29] and the Department of Justice investigates whether major television networks
[00:19:32] violated the law by temporarily
[00:19:36] the White House last month amid restrictions imposed
[00:19:39] by President Trump on several media outlets. Ana María Cañizares tells
[00:19:43] us what is behind this new controversy.
[00:19:47] Tensions escalate between President Trump and the five media outlets
[00:19:50] that make up the White House press pool or group.
[00:19:54] CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC and Fox
[00:19:58] News are now under the scrutiny of the Department of Justice, which
[00:20:01] launched an investigation into these networks after they temporarily
[00:20:05] suspended their coverage of the White House in solidarity
[00:20:08] with CNN at the end of September. According to the
[00:20:11] Department of Justice, members of the Television Press Group
[00:20:17] the White House, claiming that group boycotts among commercial
[00:20:20] competitors can violate the Sherman or
[00:20:23] antitrust law, and that it is investigating to determine if
[00:20:27] these organizations have violated these laws. Those who defend freedom
[00:20:31] of expression say that the president is contradicting
[00:20:34] himself, because on the one hand he bans certain media for
[00:20:37] considering that they transmit fake news and on the other hand the government investigates them for
[00:20:41] declining their coverage of the White House in rejection of his
[00:20:45] own restrictions. The president's powers should not be
[00:20:48] used to generate this type of threat
[00:20:51] and this type of retaliation. The Trump administration has defended the ban on
[00:20:55] media, arguing that access to the White House is a privilege and
[00:20:59] not a right, although critical voices maintain that he is using the Department of
[00:21:03] Justice after a judge ruled against him by temporarily
[00:21:06] suspending the coverage ban for CNN, MSNBC and
[00:21:10] Politico, especially to avoid all kinds of criticism,
[00:21:14] this goes hand in hand with the politicization of government
[00:21:17] agencies, the pool or... White House Press
[00:21:20] Group is a group of journalists from different media outlets that
[00:21:24] traditionally are responsible for recording the president's activities during
[00:21:28] public appearances and trips and then distributes information
[00:21:31] and audiovisual material to other media outlets. Today this group
[00:21:35] faces a new legal battle. Organizations such as the
[00:21:38] Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and the Committee to Protect
[00:21:42] Journalists maintain that the investigation opened by the Department of Justice
[00:21:46] into the five media outlets seeks to intimidate them.
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[00:25:40] 11 at night and 25 minutes this morning in San Joaquin County, the
[00:25:44] Latina Legacy Award ceremony was held, where women
[00:25:48] community leaders were recognized for their trajectory, vision and
[00:25:51] social impact. Among the honorees was Rosana Calderón from
[00:25:55] Univisión Contigo for her work in favor of the community. The event
[00:25:58] highlighted the leadership of Latina women who drive opportunities and
[00:26:02] generate changes and inspire new generations, now
[00:26:04] I invite you to see these impressive acrobatics of the Blue Angels over
[00:26:08] San Francisco Bay as part of Fleet Week, which this Sunday
[00:26:12] reached its final day, the US Navy planes
[00:26:16] starred in this air show that every year
[00:26:19] attracts crowds to the Bay Area, the demonstrations were
[00:26:23] held between the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz with the San Francisco sky
[00:26:26] as a backdrop, in addition to the Blue Angels acrobatics. This
[00:26:30] year, a Boeing 777 from
[00:26:34] United Airlines participated with a choreographed air
[00:26:37] demonstration, but San Francisco was not the only stage for
[00:26:40] great acrobatics in Sacramento, the California
[00:26:43] Capital Airshow celebrated its twentieth anniversary with
[00:26:46] impressive air exhibits, the public could see
[00:26:49] the Thunderbirds of the US Air Force fly
[00:26:53] with Canada's Snowbirds in a special performance
[00:26:57] that marked the farewell of the latter after 55 years
[00:27:01] of performances in their Tutor
[00:27:05] aircraft.
[00:27:05] And Televisa Univisión and
[00:27:09] Venevisión unite in a historic alliance to present
[00:27:12] Teleton Venevisión 2026 united for
[00:27:15] Venezuela in support of those affected by the recent
[00:27:18] earthquakes in Venezuela, the broadcast will be on Saturday
[00:27:21] October 17 from 3 in the afternoon to 5 in the evening,
[00:27:24] so we hope to see you,
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[00:30:45] to this sports contact, I'm Alejandro Centeno, let's go with the most
[00:30:49] outstanding information of this Sunday,
[00:30:52] in more of matchday 11 of Mexican soccer,
[00:30:54] Pumas and Cruz Azul drew three, Yuniño Vieira put Pumas
[00:30:58] ahead in the 10th minute, César. at 16 he made it 2 to
[00:31:02] 0, Agustín Palavecino, the Argentine before the end of the first
[00:31:06] half scored 2 to 1, Robert Morales, the
[00:31:09] Paraguayan at 49 made it three to one for Pumas, but Andrés Montaño at
[00:31:13] 64 and the Nigerian Cristian Evera at 85, gave
[00:31:17] the draw to the machine. Pumas reaches 13 points, is in 12th place.
[00:31:20] Ambiguous language is bad in a
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[00:31:36] 40 allows politicians to expand the tax to anyone
[00:31:39] and at any time, without voter approval. There are
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[00:34:33] Zapata, the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on
[00:34:36] thank you for staying
[00:34:40] tuned with us, a federal judge ordered the Trump
[00:34:43] administration to suspend government ads funded by taxpayer
[00:34:47] money, the messages highlight government achievements and
[00:34:50] promote its agenda, although the administration described them as
[00:34:54] public service announcements, Democrats and some Republicans
[00:34:58] questioned their content and the use of public funds, according to judicial
[00:35:02] documents, the government had already spent about 20
[00:35:05] million dollars on this campaign. In this way, we
[00:35:09] are reaching the end of our broadcast today, we look forward to seeing you in our...
[00:35:13] Informative sessions tomorrow
[00:35:15] at your local stations. Happy night.
[00:35:19] The threat of Hurricane Simon
[00:35:26] continues over the Mexican Pacific states.
[00:35:29] Simon maintains winds of up to
[00:35:32] 125 miles per hour and lashes the coast of Jalisco with
[00:35:36] 20-foot waves. We have the latest from
[00:35:39] Mexico and the forecast for the next hours.
[00:35:43] The remnants of Tropical Storm
[00:35:46] Rachel cause strong waves and coastal
[00:35:49] flooding in California. A new
[00:35:52] report indicates that American retirees could lose up to
[00:35:55] $2.3 million.
[00:35:58] $2.3