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[00:00:00] pilgrimage to transfer the figure of could be related to aging.
[00:00:02] pressure system in the middle and upper levels of In tests with providers, restoring the Virgin of Our Lady of that protein improved memory, Nazareth from the Bethlehem balance and other health indicators in just 30 days. Scientists also found that an amino acid called decerine helped improve learning and memory. It should be noted that more studies are still needed. And in Sacramento, the California Capital Air Show celebrated its 20th anniversary with impressive aerial displays. The public was able to see the US Air Force Thunderbirds fly alongside the Canadian Snowbirds in a special presentation that marked the farewell of the latter after 55 years of performances in their planes. We will continue with dry conditions while temperatures will be increasing in the coming days and I will talk about that in a few minutes. This is how Highway 5 looks at the height of 25th Avenue in Sacramento. Traffic is flowing quite regularly. Get ready to leave. Thousands of Latinos have the same doubts. Can I apply for bail if I was detained? Remember that bail is a very discretionary thing. Every week, because your doubts. Let's talk about immigration. I'm Jorge Cancino. I'm Armando Almedo. Listen to us on your favorite audio platform. Digital edition California from Monday to Friday from 2:30 to 1 in the afternoon. With less terrifying, we present Xfinity Shield with Wii motion, included with Xfinity Wi-Fi. Keep your Wi-Fi price fixed for 5 years. Xfinity, imagine it. How are my people? I'm Freddy Zapata, who accompanies you in the afternoons here on Latinomix. We will continue with dry conditions and during the next few days in San Francisco, there will be a rise in temperatures. Nighttime temperatures will also be gradually rising, and by Thursday, the 80 degrees will return in the afternoon again with a change towards the weekend. For Sacramento, also a rise in the thermometer. Today will be a quite cool day, that gradual rise during the next few days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. See that maximum temperatures will already reach the mid-to-high 80s. Minimum temperatures will also be rising and practically with less cold conditions for what would be the next early mornings from Wednesday. For Fresno, also dry conditions. Today, cloudiness will be decreasing a little more towards the afternoon. The rest of the days, mostly clear skies. The 80 degrees return from Thursday, high 80s for Friday and during the weekend. Quite warm conditions for the weekend in Fresno. Also a rise in nighttime temperatures closer to 60 degrees to start the weekend mornings. Thank you very much, Arletis, for the information. Thank you also for having been with us here on N+ Univision California. Start your week with a lot of joy. Thank you very much. Good morning, it's Monday, October 12. Today on Despierta América, maximum alert in the Mexican Pacific as Simon advances parallel to the coast as a high-intensity hurricane with torrential rains, storm surges and coastal floods. We are live from Puerto Vallarta in Mexico. Hurricane Isaias causes destruction and death in Florida and Alabama. Thousands of people remain without electricity as the system dissipates and moves into the Atlantic. Here you will see.
[00:00:05] Cathedral to the basilica that
[00:00:07] accompanies you in the afternoons here on bears her name. This is one of the
[00:00:09] Latinoweeks biggest Catholic events in
[00:00:11] cooler, colder conditions at Brazil and is celebrated every year on the second Sunday of October.
[00:00:16] migrated to California in search of With that, we say goodbye. We wish you a very happy evening and a
[00:00:19] very happy week.
[00:00:23] so strange, but it is more common than Rest well.
[00:00:31] Starting the week with fresh conditions, although the fire risk is already
[00:00:34] decreasing, it will still be present. We are also
[00:00:37] monitoring the risk of coastal flooding and waves on the
[00:00:40] beaches. More details in minutes. And with the
[00:00:45] they could feel pressured to presence of federal agents, community members came out to protest in
[00:00:47] Visalia, and they feel his absence. The daughter of a man arrested
[00:00:51] by federal agents in Mendota says they feel
[00:00:55] devastated after the arrest. And what should they do
[00:00:58] precisely before and after an ICE operation? An immigration lawyer
[00:01:01] explains it to us
[00:01:04] will gradually recover, live. Welcome to Noticias N+
[00:01:07] Univision California. Reinaldo de Fernández greets you with pleasure.
[00:01:11] Today is Monday, October 12th. We are going to immediately
[00:01:14] monitor how the roads are to know how
[00:01:17] this day looks for you who are preparing at home
[00:01:21] to go to your jobs and start the week.
[00:01:24] We can see, we can see Highway 50 in Stockton.
[00:01:28] Well, the traffic there is. quite busy. We are seeing
[00:01:32] when this happens, practically what that no one from our camera loading, but let me tell you that if you are going to leave
[00:01:35] home, you have to take precautions and above all, look at the map.
[00:01:39] There we see the roads as the road unfolds. It is
[00:01:42] Highway 50 at
[00:01:44] help your family and friends the height of Watt Avenue. There we see how the traffic is
[00:01:47] flowing calmly. However, this can change, so
[00:01:51] leave early, prepare, check the map and of
[00:01:55] course when you drive, do it with great caution
[00:01:58] because the important thing is to arrive safely at your destination.
[00:02:02] Now we are precisely going to talk about the
[00:02:05] weather conditions,
[00:02:08] rain activity, showers, because this weekend the temperatures changed
[00:02:10] again and our colleague Arleti Roque has all the
[00:02:14] details. Happy Monday.
[00:02:18] Happy Monday Reinaldo, it's also a pleasure to greet the entire audience. In
[00:02:21] fact, we will be starting this week with very
[00:02:25] cool temperatures during the night period. I would say that temperatures are a little colder.
[00:02:29] currently starting with a temperature pattern ranging from
[00:02:33] 40 degrees to the low 50s in sectors of the Bay Area
[00:02:37] and also in the Sacramento Valley. Temperatures are a little less cold
[00:02:40] currently towards the San Joaquin Valley, remaining closer
[00:02:43] to what would be the low 60 degrees. Light sweater
[00:02:49] thanks for the information Arletis, I'll cases they want to deport you we to leave home. I repeat, for many these are cold temperatures.
[00:02:51] of a crime we Towards the afternoon, a very cool pattern still with temperatures very
[00:02:54] similar to yesterday, that for a large part of the central valley
[00:02:58] these temperatures will be reaching
[00:03:00] maximums just in the range of 70 degrees, even slightly below
[00:03:04] 70 degrees towards southern areas in the San Joaquin Valley,
[00:03:07] Visalia at just 69 degrees this afternoon, 68 in Berkeley,
[00:03:11] still with the possibility of some rain in sectors of the Sierra, but
[00:03:15] practically dry conditions in a large part of our coverage area, so
[00:03:19] we will be experiencing these temperatures below normal for this
[00:03:22] time of year, practically almost 10-11
[00:03:26] degrees below normal, much lower temperatures towards what would be
[00:03:30] sectors of the Sierra and for the next few hours so that you can prepare
[00:03:34] a little better how temperatures will be behaving still until
[00:03:38] Avenue, noon below 60s in San
[00:03:40] Francisco, mid-high 60s
[00:03:43] N+, Univisión Bay for maximums, for the case of Sacramento, temperatures
[00:03:45] still up to 60 degrees until
[00:03:49] at approximately 3:19 in the midday and in Fresno the cloud cover is slowly decreasing and maximums this afternoon reaching
[00:03:53] 70s, quite cool temperatures for today.
[00:03:56] Thank you very much, Arletis, I'll see you later, but we.
[00:04:00] We have to change the tone of the news, it is that dozens of people gathered in
[00:04:03] Visalia in Tulare County to protest against
[00:04:07] ICE operations in that region. The
[00:04:10] protesters raised their
[00:04:12] the streets, in voices against immigration actions and expressed their
[00:04:15] concern about the impact on Central
[00:04:19] a 72-year-old man who was in Valley communities. Let's hear what they told us. Because I believe what they are doing
[00:04:22] is unfair, separating families,
[00:04:25] children from their parents
[00:04:28] and in whatever way we can help,
[00:04:31] I'll be here. This resident also told us that several of her
[00:04:35] close friends are afraid to go out onto the streets and even to go to
[00:04:39] medical appointments. She says they hope that ICE agents will
[00:04:42] withdraw from the Central Valley. And we continue precisely in
[00:04:45] the Central Valley, because there several people, including in the
[00:04:49] smaller communities, have been detained by federal agents
[00:04:53] throughout last week. Noé Ortega spoke with a young woman from
[00:04:57] Mendota, whose father was detained last Wednesday by
[00:05:00] ICE agents and tells us how it has affected her
[00:05:04] and her family. Last
[00:05:07] forest fires and still dangerous conditions on Wednesday, Teodoro Lolo Cruz was detained by immigration agents in Firebaugh when he was
[00:05:11] on his way to collect his check. Here are images of
[00:05:14] Cruz being transferred to downtown Fresno. Today I was able to speak
[00:05:18] with his daughter, Sandra Cruz, who told me that Cruz is a farm worker and
[00:05:22] the main provider for his family. Sandra now has the responsibility to
[00:05:25] take his place while she looks for a way to bring him home. My
[00:05:29] dad, ever since he arrived here in the United States, has dedicated himself to working
[00:05:33] in the field, he works in melons, in any job that is
[00:05:37] available, he is a very hard-working man, he gets
[00:05:41] up very early every day, he never misses work. She says her father was
[00:05:44] detained around 1 p.m. last Wednesday with other
[00:05:48] co-workers and that right now her father is in a
[00:05:52] detention center in McFarland. So when I went to
[00:05:55] see him, and he called me, his voice was very broken, he was
[00:05:59] crying and he is getting discouraged, he tells me that the place where
[00:06:02] they are is very horrible and they are not tolerating it. I also
[00:06:06] spoke on the phone with an immigration lawyer, Sergio Cetterman, who
[00:06:09] is handling Cruz's case and assures me that Cruz has not committed any
[00:06:13] crime that involves moral turpitude, that could prevent him
[00:06:17] from obtaining citizenship, regularization of his situation or
[00:06:20] even expose him to deportation. In the case
[00:06:24] of Sandra's father, he has no crime that
[00:06:27] is a crime involving moral
[00:06:30] turpitude. Ah, the reality is that the federal government,
[00:06:34] this is very sad, is lying, they are not
[00:06:37] focused on the worst of the worst criminals, meanwhile
[00:06:41] Sandra is now helping her mother who suffers from anxiety and
[00:06:44] does not allow her to work for her younger brother who is grieving
[00:06:48] what happened, Sandra and her family have started a page
[00:06:52] to raise funds to help her family in this moment of
[00:06:55] uncertainty and she also states that she will not give up without
[00:06:59] a fight to keep her family together. I work,
[00:07:02] I'm studying, I have a future
[00:07:05] ahead of me, I've focused a lot on that, now that my
[00:07:09] dad is not here - I have to be strong, although inside it
[00:07:13] hurts me a lot, I get home pretending to be strong that everything
[00:07:17] is fine and I go and tell them that everything will be fine and it will
[00:07:21] be because I will not give up. Noe
[00:07:23] Ortega, Noticias N+ Univision
[00:07:26] California.
[00:07:28] Much strength to that young lady, thank you Noé. Now, according to what
[00:07:31] CalOES and PG&E say, more than 2,500
[00:07:35] customers were without electricity on Sunday morning in El
[00:07:39] Dorado County, near Diamond Springs.
[00:07:42] Authorities say the outage began around
[00:07:46] 11:33 a.m. and affected
[00:07:48] 2,576 customers. PG&E
[00:07:52] reported that service was restored around 1:30 p.m.
[00:07:55] and attributed the outage to its safety systems for
[00:07:59] power lines. On the other hand, food delivery
[00:08:02] robots will have new rules in San Jose. According to the
[00:08:06] City Council of this city, the city approved
[00:08:10] new rules for robots that deliver
[00:08:13] food. Companies must obtain annual permits and
[00:08:17] comply with certain speed limits in pedestrian areas and
[00:08:20] crossings. In addition, the new regulations include fines for
[00:08:24] operators who block public thoroughfares or
[00:08:27] fail to comply with the requirements established by the
[00:08:30] city. And today marks Indigenous Peoples' Day,
[00:08:34] Columbus Day or Indigenous Resistance Day in some parts of Latin America, and
[00:08:37] precisely dozens of indigenous people...
[00:08:41] indígenas...
[00:09:12] and to this day I still miss my community.
[00:09:16] Between dances, colors, typical dishes and costumes,
[00:09:19] the Purépecha indigenous people who migrated to
[00:09:22] California gather once a year with the purpose
[00:09:26] of maintaining their essence. I am filled with pride to
[00:09:29] attend these events. Not only reunions
[00:09:33] where it lends itself there I am and I enjoy
[00:09:36] the music, I carry it in my heart, and it is
[00:09:40] something that from the oldest to the youngest seek
[00:09:43] a way to carry out in this type of
[00:09:46] encounter, reaffirming their indigenous culture, do not be
[00:09:50] ashamed of who you are and where
[00:09:53] you come from and if you do not know about our culture,
[00:09:56] investigate so that they know about our
[00:09:59] roots and what our ancestors left behind. The
[00:10:03] Purépechas are an indigenous people native to
[00:10:06] Mexico, settled mainly in
[00:10:09] Michoacán, with a millenary history, their own
[00:10:12] language and according to the Mexican Institute of Indigenous
[00:10:15] Peoples, by 2015 at least
[00:10:18] 221,555
[00:10:22] people identified as Purépechas.
[00:10:28] What did you tell me? That I speak my dialect well and that I never
[00:10:32] forget where I come from. The Mixteco community organization
[00:10:36] estimates that at least 170 thousand indigenous Mexicans
[00:10:41] job opportunities and of that number an important group
[00:10:45] are considered Purépechas. We come from afar,
[00:10:48] we cross borders, rivers, canals and everything, but thank
[00:10:52] God, we are in a country of opportunities.
[00:11:04] This has been one of the most complicated events due to all the situation that is
[00:11:07] happening, but that doesn't stop us. The Purépecha community is not
[00:11:11] afraid because we are a native culture of this
[00:11:14] continent, so we are in our
[00:11:17] territory. For 13 years, the
[00:11:20] Purépecha have traveled from different parts of the Golden
[00:11:23] State in search of... feeling understood,
[00:11:26] identified, embraced in a reunion with their
[00:11:29] roots.
[00:11:32] Despite the fear in the central valley due to the raids
[00:11:36] that have been happening there, they say that they
[00:11:40] attended this meeting to celebrate their identity and culture, but
[00:11:43] changing the information, we have to tell you that in San
[00:11:47] Joaquin County the Latina Legacy Awards
[00:11:50] ceremony was also held, where leading women of the
[00:11:53] community were recognized for their trajectory, vision and
[00:11:57] social impact. Among the honorees was Roxana Calderón from
[00:12:00] Univisión Contigo for her work in favor of the community. The event highlighted
[00:12:04] the leadership of Latina women who promote
[00:12:07] opportunities, generate change and inspire new generations.
[00:12:11] Let's go now to a commercial break.
[00:12:14] Starting tomorrow, temperatures will begin
[00:12:17] to recover, and the highest temperatures are expected especially from Thursday,
[00:12:21] all the details in minutes. And what constitutional rights do
[00:12:26] migrants have in the event of an ICE arrest? We'll tell you
[00:12:30] when we return.
[00:12:31] And this is what the roads
[00:12:34] look like at this time of the morning, Sacramento 99.
[00:12:38] Traffic is flowing, prepare to leave with great
[00:12:41] caution.
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[00:15:28] It will be a week where we will be seeing changes in the weather pattern and
[00:15:32] meanwhile, we are basically under the influence
[00:15:35] of this wave, it is a low
[00:15:39] the atmosphere that has driven a cold front on the surface that has practically
[00:15:43] already moved during or throughout the state and has brought us these
[00:15:49] night, practically for the next few days that system will continue
[00:15:52] to move that cold dry air mass a little further inland and
[00:15:56] we will again be under the influence of a high
[00:16:00] pressure ridge, especially from Thursday we will start to see a
[00:16:03] greater influence of this system and it will stay with us for at least the second
[00:16:06] half of the week, still tomorrow we could still have
[00:16:10] quite cool conditions, today maximum temperatures are expected
[00:16:14] in the low 70s in general, a little cooler
[00:16:17] temperatures of course towards the sectors closest to the
[00:16:21] coast, even Tuesday morning could be a little colder,
[00:16:24] colder with temperatures below 50s,
[00:16:28] mid-high 40s in much of the central valley, even
[00:16:32] inland areas of the bay area and by the afternoon temperatures will be
[00:16:35] a little higher, still quite pleasant, mid-high 70s
[00:16:39] in general with dry conditions, for Wednesday
[00:16:43] we will notice a little more of that rise in the thermometer closer to
[00:16:47] 80 degrees, still a fairly pleasant pattern in the afternoons,
[00:16:51] today the possibility towards sectors of the sierra of
[00:16:54] some rain, some showers or even some winter precipitation, but for the
[00:16:58] rest of the area with quite dry conditions, another difference
[00:17:02] that we will begin to notice today is less wind, although still
[00:17:06] with some strong gusts during the afternoon hours that could even
[00:17:09] exceed 20 miles per hour in coastal areas, in elevations
[00:17:13] and that combined with the dry conditions will be leaving that localized
[00:17:17] risk of wildfires already decreasing a lot
[00:17:20] compared to the weekend and above all concentrated in the Sacramento
[00:17:24] Valley where relative humidity is expected to fall
[00:17:27] below 20%. In the rest of the area, conditions will also be dry
[00:17:31] with less risk of wildfires, even so, we must continue to take
[00:17:34] extreme precautions at sea. The risk
[00:17:37] continues with waves and above all 10 nautical miles offshore,
[00:17:41] well, we have that warning for small boats, the risk of rip
[00:17:45] currents also persists, those sudden waves, the waves on
[00:17:49] all our beaches, there is a dangerous declaration on the beaches in force, while
[00:17:52] also the risk of minor coastal floods in sectors of the
[00:17:56] bay area persists. Thank you very
[00:18:00] much, Arletis, for the information. Now we are going to change
[00:18:03] precisely the tone of the news because before the recent operations
[00:18:07] in several areas of the central valley, many people live with fear and
[00:18:11] uncertainty, many prefer to choose not to leave their
[00:18:14] homes, but what can they do, what constitutional rights do
[00:18:18] people who are detained have? These are questions that will be answered
[00:18:22] live by immigration lawyer Brian López. Welcome,
[00:18:25] lawyer, to NMAS Univisión California, can you tell us what
[00:18:29] rights people who are detained by ICE have? Yes, everyone,
[00:18:32] regardless of their immigration status, has constitutional
[00:18:36] rights, which means that the person has the right to remain silent,
[00:18:40] they do not have to answer questions if they do not want to, they also have the
[00:18:43] right to say that they want to speak with a lawyer to prevent the
[00:18:46] agents from continuing to ask them questions, they have to respect that regardless of the person's
[00:18:50] immigration status and they also do not have to give
[00:18:54] consent for a search, if they want to search the person, their belongings,
[00:18:57] their vehicle, they are within their right to tell them that they do not give their
[00:19:01] consent, and for example, what can families do when
[00:19:05] a family member is detained by ICE? When a family
[00:19:08] member is detained by ICE, people can communicate with the immigration
[00:19:12] agency, family members to inquire where they are located. There is also a
[00:19:16] website where people can enter the person's data to see if they
[00:19:20] can find them in which detention center they are being held, but sometimes
[00:19:23] it takes time to update it, so family members can
[00:19:27] call the ICE office in their region to inquire if they are
[00:19:31] there, hopefully they will give them that information, but
[00:19:34] sometimes it can be a little difficult to communicate with
[00:19:38] ICE directly. At this precise moment, there are people who have a lot
[00:19:42] of uncertainty regarding this issue, what recommendation could
[00:19:45] you give them? Well, if there is an encounter with immigration in
[00:19:50] their home, at their work, remember that everyone has
[00:19:54] rights, in fact speaking of at home, people
[00:19:57] do not have to open the door to immigration if they do not have a warrant
[00:20:00] or search warrant signed by a judge and the vast majority
[00:20:04] of the time ICE agents do not have
[00:20:07] a warrant signed by a judge, so they do not have to open the
[00:20:11] door, they do not have to answer their questions, if they want to investigate what type
[00:20:15] of warrants they can pass it under the
[00:20:18] door or through a window next to the door, thank you very much for that
[00:20:21] information, lawyer, now we are going to a commercial
[00:20:25] break: an ICE officer was
[00:20:28] arrested after being shot by an elderly man who claims that the
[00:20:31] agent deliberately attacked him and his daughter when
[00:20:34] we return. All the information,
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[00:24:06] morning, thank you for staying with us, in Fresno reactions continue due to
[00:24:10] the presence of federal agents, specifically an ICE officer was
[00:24:14] arrested by Fresno police and remains in their custody, the report indicates that he was
[00:24:17] shot by a 72-year-old man
[00:24:21] after the agent allegedly attacked him and his daughter.
[00:24:24] Sebastian Noriega has all the information. An off-duty ICE agent
[00:24:28] was shot and wounded by a 72-year-old man this
[00:24:32] Friday. Fresno police arrested the agent for allegedly attacking the
[00:24:35] man and his daughter. It all happened
[00:24:39] morning when authorities received several 911 calls
[00:24:43] about a shooting reported in the area of East Dutley Avenue and North Broadway
[00:24:46] Street. Well, the first reaction was like... what's
[00:24:50] happening, because we didn't know who they were or what happened, according to the
[00:24:54] investigation, a woman who lives in the house arrived and found a man sleeping in
[00:24:57] her guest room without knowing he was an ICE agent, now identified as
[00:25:01] David González, 32 years old, a Texas resident.
[00:25:05] She proceeded to inform her father,
[00:25:09] the house, who then went out to ask the man to leave. However,
[00:25:12] upon waking, the individual appeared to be intoxicated and agitated,
[00:25:16] he assaulted the man, knocking him down and causing him several injuries. The daughter
[00:25:20] tried to intervene to defend her father, but she was also assaulted and fell to the
[00:25:23] ground. The father feared for his life and his daughter's, he pulled out a firearm
[00:25:27] and shot him in the abdominal area. Moments later, the resident's boyfriend,
[00:25:30] an off-duty police officer, arrived at the scene and
[00:25:34] handcuffed González until authorities arrived. Well, we already saw
[00:25:38] all the patrols arrive and they
[00:25:42] approached where the yard was. And
[00:25:45] there was just one person lying in the yard. The suspect
[00:25:49] was taken to a hospital where he is now receiving assistance, but he is
[00:25:53] in custody and faces charges of aggravated assault while the victims'
[00:25:56] injuries are being evaluated, it is unknown why he was in the area, we contacted
[00:26:00] ICE about this incident. It involves one of their agents and they
[00:26:04] have not given us a response at the moment, the man who fired does not face charges
[00:26:08] and legally owned his weapon, this is now an ongoing
[00:26:11] investigation and the police indicated that they will not be giving more information, after what
[00:26:15] happened, Councilman Miguel Arias reported that the federal agency ICE
[00:26:19] asked for the agent to be handed over while he was in the hospital,
[00:26:22] to release their agent and that we should not file
[00:26:26] charges against him, our police department did not
[00:26:30] do them that favor. small and very important
[00:26:34] confrontation that we did not give any part of what they
[00:26:37] asked of us. For its part, the Fresno police commented that there was no
[00:26:41] confrontation between ICE officials and the police, they affirm that ICE officials have
[00:26:45] been in contact with the police to initiate their own investigation and the
[00:26:48] suspect remains in police custody in
[00:26:51] Fresno. Sebastián Oriega, Noticias N+
[00:26:54] Univisión California. And precisely in Fresno, a
[00:26:58] press conference was held where the Dignity Act proposal was discussed.
[00:27:02] a bipartisan proposal that seeks a legal path for millions of
[00:27:05] eligible immigrants, unfortunately, the proposal
[00:27:09] is stalled in Congress, the federal law that was put into effect in 1986
[00:27:13] was also discussed, it is the Immigration Reform and
[00:27:17] Control Act that prevents immigration officers from entering
[00:27:20] private properties such as farms or open-air agricultural fields,
[00:27:24] let's hear what they told us, while one
[00:27:27] is working in agriculture there is a
[00:27:30] law specifically that says:
[00:27:35] ICE police can just
[00:27:38] arrive and basically start arresting everyone, they can only
[00:27:41] enter if they have
[00:27:44] - a - a paper signed by a federal
[00:27:47] judge, only and that paper must mention the worker's
[00:27:51] name. Ramírez also indicated that none of his affiliates have
[00:27:55] reported immigration activities in their fields, but he adds that they are
[00:27:58] trained to react in case it happens, in this way.
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[00:31:04] Starting the week with very fresh conditions, decreasing the risk of
[00:31:10] the beaches and the sea, all the details in
[00:31:12] minutes. Man dead and woman. after shooting in
[00:31:15] Fresno, we have the information and pay
[00:31:18] attention so it doesn't happen to you, an identity error left a driver
[00:31:22] without a license for almost three months, we tell you what
[00:31:25] happened to him and a family is upset after a school district's decision
[00:31:28] after reporting an employee for child
[00:31:32] harassment. In this way we begin the second part of Noticias
[00:31:35] NMAS Univisión California, I greet you with great pleasure
[00:31:39] Reinaldo de Fernández. Today is Monday, October 12th and
[00:31:42] immediately we are going to monitor the roads to see how the
[00:31:46] traffic conditions are, precisely we are going to Fresno, there we can
[00:31:50] see how the roads are flowing, they are quite clear, but
[00:31:53] traffic is flowing quite well,
[00:31:57] actually, now let's go to Highway 41, this is
[00:32:01] near Tular Avenue, you know, if you are leaving your
[00:32:04] home, prepare yourself and take your precautions, drive carefully,
[00:32:08] buckle up your seat belt, now we are going
[00:32:11] to pass Highway 99 in Sacramento, there we see.
[00:32:15] that traffic is flowing with much more, let's say,
[00:32:18] fluidity, with much more speed, however it is still
[00:32:21] somewhat clear, so eh take your precautions,
[00:32:25] now let's go to the Bay Area, there we can see how the
[00:32:28] Golden Gate is somewhat glimpsed and we see how
[00:32:31] traffic is flowing quite normally, but
[00:32:35] we are also going to monitor the weather conditions
[00:32:39] because over the weekend the temperatures changed and we need
[00:32:42] to know how we are going to dress, how we are going to spend this week, and
[00:32:46] that is why our colleague Arletis Roquez has all the details for us.
[00:32:50] Welcome Arletis.
[00:32:52] Good morning Reinaldo, a pleasure to also
[00:32:55] greet all the audience. We are starting with temperatures, I would say
[00:32:58] a bit cold in some sectors of the Sacramento Valley,
[00:33:01] also in interior areas of the Bay Area, and with temperatures that
[00:33:05] are currently registering between the low 40s to the
[00:33:08] 50s. Already a little cooler temperatures, a little higher.
[00:33:12] thermometer towards the San Joaquin Valley with temperatures closer to 60 degrees,
[00:33:15] we will be seeing stable weather conditions in general, still towards sectors of the
[00:33:19] sierra, some localized
[00:33:23] some electrical storms, even some snow, winter precipitation is not
[00:33:26] ruled out, but really for our coverage area, the central valley, the
[00:33:30] Bay Area, dry conditions and good weather will persist
[00:33:34] and if you notice with a very cool temperature pattern,
[00:33:37] temperatures that will be reaching maximums this afternoon in the low
[00:33:40] 70s in Sacramento, 71 in
[00:33:44] Santa Rosa, practically temperatures slightly below
[00:33:48] 70 degrees towards the San Joaquin Valley and we will be seeing
[00:33:52] those temperatures still below average, below normal for this
[00:33:55] time of year, tomorrow will be another cold start, I'll be
[00:33:59] talking about that later, but we will see a rise in temperatures in the coming days,
[00:34:04] see you later, now we are going to change the tone of the
[00:34:08] information because a man died and a woman was injured. After a
[00:34:12] shooting that occurred yesterday afternoon in a house near Forhan
[00:34:15] and Dayton avenues in Fresno, authorities say that
[00:34:19] agents responded to the report around
[00:34:22] 2:20 in the afternoon and found the two victims
[00:34:25] with gunshot wounds to the upper part of the body,
[00:34:28] investigators indicate that the shooting was preceded by a
[00:34:32] dispute at the residence, the suspect fled the scene and
[00:34:35] continues to be sought. On the other hand,
[00:34:38] a man was found dead over the weekend in a
[00:34:41] canal north of Orosi in Tulare County, the Sheriff's Office
[00:34:45] reported that agents arrived at the scene shortly after the morning
[00:34:49] nap in the area of 44th
[00:34:53] 444 and Highway 128 after receiving a report
[00:34:56] about a body in the water, homicide detectives are
[00:35:00] investigating the case, for now the identity of the man
[00:35:03] or the circumstances of his death have not been revealed,
[00:35:07] listen to this, an identity error left a
[00:35:11] driver without a license for almost... 3 months, the man
[00:35:14] resident of California has never been arrested, but the DNB system
[00:35:18] said otherwise, Mary Bett Primera,
[00:35:21] does not expand on this case, which by the way, we welcome to the Nemas
[00:35:25] Univisión family. It all started with a letter from the DNB asking
[00:35:28] him to report to the office, there they told him they were waiting for his blood samples for
[00:35:32] an arrest in Glendale more than 2 hours from his residence in San Diego. He
[00:35:36] had never been arrested. The police took his fingerprints and photographs and gave him
[00:35:40] a letter that exonerated him, but the suspension remained active. and the
[00:35:43] delivery applications he was working for blocked him, the only
[00:35:46] way out was to come to the DNB offices in Sacramento, the biggest
[00:35:50] fear is being on the street driving and an officer
[00:35:54] stops you, eh,
[00:35:57] and above all not being the culprit, because how
[00:36:01] do you explain to an officer that hey, it's not
[00:36:03] me, but it shows up as me in his system, every
[00:36:07] trip was a risk because driving without a license could
[00:36:11] end in an arrest, I think it was too much process for...
[00:36:15] something good from my point of view something so simple, I think
[00:36:19] that by comparing photos or when they took my
[00:36:22] fingerprints it was already enough evidence
[00:36:26] that it wasn't me, Noticias Más Univisión contacted the DNB
[00:36:29] requesting information about the case and in a statement they only indicated that
[00:36:33] the problem was resolved. It is worth noting that for this, the affected person had
[00:36:36] to travel from San Diego to Sacramento to appear at the DNB
[00:36:40] offices this week, where he also received an apology
[00:36:43] letter signed by an official of the department, but for lawyer
[00:36:47] Hugo Vera this case is not
[00:36:51] we think, because many people
[00:36:54] have similar names and even similar
[00:36:58] dates of birth and eh there is
[00:37:01] always a level of error with these
[00:37:04] administrative agencies. The lawyer explains that filing a claim against a state
[00:37:08] agency has strict deadlines, six months to
[00:37:11] present it. In addition, agents have governmental
[00:37:14] immunity. Even if we have suffered harm from
[00:37:18] losing income, anxiety, pain and suffering, from
[00:37:22] the stress of the situation, eh, we
[00:37:25] could not ask for compensation if we cannot show
[00:37:28] that the agency, the agency's people, did not act reasonably
[00:37:32] efficiently and
[00:37:33] quickly,
[00:37:36] thanks Meribet, now a 59-year-old man faces serious
[00:37:39] charges, including kidnapping, torture and
[00:37:43] rape, this after being arrested in Albany east of the
[00:37:46] bay, police executed a search warrant last Thursday morning at a house on Talbot
[00:37:50] Avenue where they arrested Benny FON and
[00:37:53] recovered a firearm. Authorities have not revealed
[00:37:57] when or how the alleged aggression occurred, the suspect
[00:38:00] remains in custody without bail and will appear before a judge
[00:38:04] today. On the other hand, a murder suspect was
[00:38:08] arrested after a series of shootings in Richmond. Police
[00:38:12] identified Joshua Harris as the alleged perpetrator of
[00:38:15] several attacks that occurred in late September and a
[00:38:18] homicide in November of last year. He was detained by a SWAT
[00:38:22] team where agents found him with a weapon with a
[00:38:25] high capacity
[00:38:27] magazine, pay attention to these images, Oakland police are
[00:38:31] asking for help to solve a homicide that occurred
[00:38:34] 4 years ago. David Sakurait was
[00:38:38] shot on September 28, 2022 during a shooting at
[00:38:40] Qing State campus where six people were injured.
[00:38:43] Sakuray also died weeks later. Now authorities are
[00:38:47] circulating a video of the suspects and asking the community for
[00:38:51] information to help
[00:38:55] identify them, and a family questions the investigation carried out by the school
[00:38:59] district after reporting one of its
[00:39:01] employees for alleged harassment against their daughter,
[00:39:05] although the district did not find sufficient evidence, the parents
[00:39:09] appealed the decision. Sadana Guayo has the information. How was your day?
[00:39:12] What did you do? One of those days her daughter told her that a classmate was
[00:39:16] bothering her, insulting her, talking about her and convincing other girls not
[00:39:20] to hang out with her. The conflict reached the principal of Phillips
[00:39:24] Elementary in Napa County. My daughter arrives and tells me,
[00:39:28] "Daddy, they are trying to make me sign a paper at school." It was then
[00:39:32] that the parents say they found out about a no-contact contract between both
[00:39:35] students and that she had allegedly violated it, that I told her it was
[00:39:39] there and I touched her, but the girl took it as an aggression and
[00:39:43] the paper they wanted her to sign was that they were going
[00:39:47] to expel her from school. The district acknowledges in writing that the then principal established
[00:39:50] it, but the family is sure that they never received a copy, we
[00:39:54] asked for it, but it just so happens that it doesn't
[00:39:57] appear in her files, the girl finished elementary school and
[00:40:01] is now in high school, but her parents say the problems didn't end
[00:40:04] there, she kept stealing my
[00:40:08] friends and after that she started giving me the finger,
[00:40:12] she started calling me bad names
[00:40:15] in September she met the teenager again at a quinceañera,
[00:40:19] her parents say that the mother of that teenager who works at the school
[00:40:22] also made offensive gestures against her daughter, the mother and father gave
[00:40:26] the finger, all four of them, and called her names,
[00:40:30] the family filed a formal complaint and the district's investigation
[00:40:33] concluded that there was not enough evidence, so for them life
[00:40:37] will continue as usual, but for us it won't, we contacted the Napa
[00:40:41] school district to ask how they carried out the investigation and what
[00:40:44] evidence they considered to reach that conclusion, but they did not
[00:40:48] answer our questions, although the minor is now studying at another school,
[00:40:51] her parents assure that she continues to be emotionally
[00:40:55] affected and is still receiving therapy, many times
[00:40:59] we focus on, well, we already separated the children from the
[00:41:02] classroom, for example, bullying ends, but it still
[00:41:06] has a sequel that can last for years,
[00:41:10] the family appealed the decision and are still waiting for answers, both about the
[00:41:14] complaint and about the contract they claim they never saw, I
[00:41:17] started all this because I have seen
[00:41:20] so many news stories of children who
[00:41:24] commit suicide due to bullying and as a parent you always have to be... vigilant
[00:41:28] to protect them and to be there with them, not just
[00:41:31] to say, okay, it's just kids fighting. Saddam
[00:41:35] Aguayo, Noticias N+, Univisión California.
[00:41:38] Thank you, meanwhile President Donald Trump announced on Friday a plan
[00:41:42] to increase the supply of Russian diesel to the international market
[00:41:46] with the hope of reducing fuel prices, he also stated that
[00:41:50] Russia and Ukraine reached what he described as an energy
[00:41:54] ceasefire to stop attacks on oil
[00:41:57] refineries, however there are doubts about whether these measures will manage
[00:42:01] to alleviate the costs faced by transportation companies and
[00:42:05] consumers, listen to this, the federal government will offer
[00:42:09] $3, migrant children to
[00:42:11] leave the country, according to lawyers and organizations that spoke
[00:42:15] with Bloomberg Law, the protest includes
[00:42:19] minors from 5 years old and raises concerns because
[00:42:25] waive their right to seek asylum. The article
[00:42:28] states that more than 16, cases of unaccompanied
[00:42:31] migrant minors were still pending in immigration courts until
[00:42:35] July 2026.
[00:42:37] Today will be the coolest day of this
[00:42:40] week, starting tomorrow temperatures
[00:42:44] the heat returns for the second half of the week, all the details in a
[00:42:47] minute, this is how Highway 49 looks
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[00:45:56] with Noticias en Nemás Univisión California, now we have
[00:45:59] to talk again about the weather conditions, because
[00:46:03] yesterday Arletis I had to take the t-shirts out of my
[00:46:06] closet and put them in. tell me how long these
[00:46:10] high temperatures will last,
[00:46:12] well, actually Reinaldo, we are with
[00:46:15] quite cool conditions and we will continue with still quite
[00:46:18] cool temperatures, really the most marked heat
[00:46:22] arrives for the second half of the week, but I want to start by
[00:46:25] talking to you first about the conditions at sea, eh,
[00:46:29] we will have less windy conditions in general compared to the weekend, but
[00:46:33] the danger will still be present, so we have a warning for
[00:46:36] small boats. especially 10 nautical miles offshore at least
[00:46:40] until 3 in the afternoon due to strong winds and swells that will be leaving
[00:46:44] somewhat eh adverse conditions for small
[00:46:48] boats, the risk of rip currents or currents of... also
[00:46:51] remains present on all beaches and practically also the risk of
[00:46:54] those sudden, large breaking waves of up to 10 feet,
[00:46:58] so there is a current warning for danger on the beaches at least until
[00:47:02] 10 tonight and another alert that is also present for
[00:47:05] sectors of the Bay Area is a warning for eh
[00:47:09] due to the risk of minor coastal flooding that will be in effect at least until
[00:47:13] Wednesday afternoon and practically we have to keep in mind that
[00:47:16] still higher than normal tides are expected that will be leaving
[00:47:20] this risk of flooding in low areas, in parking lots
[00:47:23] near the Bay Area to the areas where eh the
[00:47:27] tides pass and practically for today the maximum point of high
[00:47:30] tide is expected in San Francisco at 2:46, so we will
[00:47:34] be seeing 1.5 more than normal, the flood
[00:47:38] level that could be leaving some isolated closures,
[00:47:41] could be interrupting access to some beaches and therefore it is
[00:47:45] recommended to drive with extreme caution, now the change in the
[00:47:48] weather pattern that will be affecting our
[00:47:52] making changes in the temperature pattern as well, we are under the
[00:47:55] influence of this low-pressure system that has brought us a cold
[00:47:59] front, it has brought us a mass of quite dry, quite cold air, to put
[00:48:03] it one way, a significant change in temperatures, much lower
[00:48:06] during the weekend and especially during this Monday, but that
[00:48:10] system will move inland and will take that air mass with
[00:48:13] it a little further inland and to the center of the country and we will
[00:48:17] remain, especially from Thursday onwards, under the influence of a
[00:48:21] high-pressure ridge. And we know that
[00:48:25] we have is a warming, temperatures that will be increasing,
[00:48:28] so today quite fresh conditions, quite dry
[00:48:31] conditions, early tomorrow morning will actually be the coldest
[00:48:35] with minimum temperatures tomorrow even falling into the mid-to-high
[00:48:38] 40-degree range. Tomorrow afternoon, temperatures will recover a little
[00:48:42] more, but we will see that rise. The 80s return on Wednesday and
[00:48:46] temperatures will be a little higher later on, and I'll talk about that
[00:48:50] before I say goodbye, Arletis. A question, you say tomorrow morning
[00:48:53] will be the coldest. What recommendations then do you give to all our
[00:48:57] audience to prepare beforehand?
[00:48:59] antemano?
[00:49:02] Look, if you have to leave home early tonight, the recommendation is that you
[00:49:05] dress warmly. Temperatures for many between 45,
[00:49:08] 48, 49 degrees are quite cold temperatures,
[00:49:11] especially if they are not accustomed to it. So, you have to
[00:49:15] dress very warmly to leave home early. By the afternoon, temperatures
[00:49:19] will be more pleasant, so we will not need as many
[00:49:22] layers of clothes, but yes, the morning will be quite cold. You have
[00:49:26] to leave home quite bundled up.
[00:49:29] sabe, muchísimas gracias por la información arletis, te veo más
[00:49:32] adelante, ahora nosotros tenemos que comentarles, recuerda cuando hace unos días
[00:49:36] le contábamos sobre las declaraciones del vicepresidente sobre presuntas
[00:49:40] irregularidades en universidades del país, pues
[00:49:43] bien, yusy davis está entre nueve universidades que están siendo
[00:49:47] investigadas federalmente por el presunto uso indebido de
[00:49:50] visas J1 para: tratar investigadores extranjeros con
[00:49:54] salarios inferiores los de trabajadores
[00:49:57] estadounidenses. Ana Canzablanca tiene más
[00:50:00] información. La Visa J es para
[00:50:03] investigadores, profesores, académicos o pasantes
[00:50:07] universitarios. Se trata de una visa de intercambio que permite a personas
[00:50:10] extranjeras venir temporalmente a Estados Unidos para estudiar,
[00:50:14] enseñar, realizar investigaciones o recibir capacitación y es el uso
[00:50:18] de esas visas en nueve universidades del país, lo que ahora está
[00:50:21] bajo. investigación federal, este 9 de octubre, oficina del inspector
[00:50:25] general del departamento de trabajo informó que investiga posibles
[00:50:28] irregularidades en los programas j1 de nueve
[00:50:32] universidades, entre ellas Usy Davis, Stanford, Harvard y
[00:50:36] Yell, y que ya habría emitido citaciones todas las
[00:50:39] universidades.
[00:50:42] Un día antes, el vicepresidente JD Bans dijo que algunas de estas estarían
[00:50:45] utilizando las visas J1 para contratar investigadores
[00:50:49] extranjeros con salarios más bajos, lo que segur.
[00:50:52] perjudicaría a los investigadores estadounidenses, además señaló que
[00:50:56] diferencia salarial ronda los $20,000 año y
[00:51:00] puede ser posiciones pagadas no pagadas. Sin embargo, un abogado de inmigración
[00:51:03] explica que las reglas salariales de esta visa son distintas las de otras
[00:51:07] visas de trabajo. Eso es lo lo especial de la Beisa J, que
[00:51:11] no se requiere certificación del Departamento de labor sobre
[00:51:15] cuánto se le debe de pagar al empleado. Y aunque la investigación
[00:51:18] se centre en el uso de Visas J1, la clasificación también
[00:51:22] incluye. y otros programas de intercambio como el de aupers, jóvenes que llegan al
[00:51:26] país para cuidar niños, pues siento que sinceramente el sueldo de una operar
[00:51:30] es muy bajito a lo que de pronto uno hace, una joven colombiana que
[00:51:33] participa en este programa nos contó que la compensación habitual ronda los
[00:51:37] $200 semanales, pagar taxas entonces todo también el
[00:51:41] sueldo que te como es que te entra siento que no
[00:51:44] se cumple, por su parte UCID Davis nos respondió por escrito que cumple
[00:51:48] cuidadosamente con todas las leyes y regulaciones federales y que
[00:51:52] es Espera colaborar con las autoridades para confirmar su
[00:51:54] cumplimiento. Ana Casablanca, noticias,
[00:51:58] N+ Univisión California.
[00:52:01] Y ejercicios de alta intensidad serían beneficiosos para los
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[00:53:42] So, you know, thank you very much
[00:53:45] for the information, Arletis. I'll see you later.
[00:53:49] Now we have to tell you, do you remember when a few days ago we
[00:53:52] told you about the vice president's statements about alleged irregularities
[00:53:56] in universities in the country? Well, UC Davis is among
[00:53:59] nine universities that are being
[00:54:01] federally investigated for the
[00:54:05] alleged misuse of J1 visas to treat foreign researchers
[00:54:09] with lower salaries than those of American
[00:54:12] workers. Ana Canzablanca has more
[00:54:15] information. The J Visa is for
[00:54:17] researchers, professors, academics or university
[00:54:21] interns. It is an exchange visa that
[00:54:25] allows foreign people to temporarily come to the United
[00:54:28] States to study, teach, conduct research or receive training, and it is the use
[00:54:32] of these visas in nine universities
[00:54:35] in the country that is now under federal investigation.
[00:54:38] This October 9, the Office of the Inspector General of the Department
[00:54:42] of Labor reported that it is investigating possible irregularities
[00:54:45] in the J1 programs of nine universities, including UC Davis,
[00:54:48] Stanford, Harvard and Yale, and that it had already issued
[00:54:52] subpoenas to all the
[00:54:53] universities.
[00:54:59] One day earlier, Vice President JD Vance said that some of these
[00:55:02] universities would be using J1 visas to hire foreign researchers
[00:55:06] with lower salaries, which he assured would harm American
[00:55:09] researchers. He also pointed out that the salary difference is
[00:55:13] around $20,000 a year and can be paid or unpaid positions.
[00:55:16] However, an immigration lawyer explains that the salary rules
[00:55:19] for this visa are different from those for other work visas.
[00:55:23] That is what is special about the J Visa, that certification
[00:55:27] from the Department of Labor is not required about how much the
[00:55:30] employee should be paid. And although the investigation focuses
[00:55:34] on the use of J1 Visas, the classification also includes
[00:55:37] other exchange programs such as the au pair program, young people
[00:55:41] who come to the country to take care of children. Well, I feel
[00:55:44] that honestly the salary of an au pair is very low compared to what
[00:55:48] one does. A young Colombian woman who participates in this program
[00:55:52] told us that the usual compensation is around $200 a week.
[00:55:55] To pay taxes, so everything also the salary that you
[00:55:59] receive, I feel that it is not fulfilled. For its part,
[00:56:02] UCID Davis responded in writing that it carefully complies with
[00:56:05] all federal laws and regulations and that it hopes to collaborate
[00:56:09] with the authorities to confirm its compliance.
[00:56:13] Ana Casablanca, N+ Noticias, Univision California.
[00:56:16] High-intensity exercises would be beneficial for older
[00:56:19] adults. When we return, we'll tell you what it's about.
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[00:59:23] Thank you for staying with us. Researchers at Sunshine Coast
[00:59:27] University in Australia found that older adults could lose
[00:59:31] fat without losing muscle with high-intensity exercise.
[00:59:34] The study followed 123 people for 6 months and found that
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[00:59:41] preserve muscle mass, a key factor in maintaining strength
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[00:59:49] at the University of Utah here in the United States discovered
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