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[00:00:01] In just a few minutes we will continue monitoring the rainfall that
[00:00:04] continues to impact some areas of the central valley, also the mountain area,
[00:00:07] Bay Area, minutes, your complete
[00:00:10] forecast. Good evening and thank you for
[00:00:14] joining us this Halloween night, I'm Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez.
[00:00:18] We start in Fairfield where a shooting at a Halloween costume store
[00:00:21] left one woman dead and six more people injured. Alicia
[00:00:25] Mireles gives us more information.
[00:00:28] I'm alive. "Don't worry, I'm fine,"
[00:00:32] he says, but I thought I wouldn't
[00:00:35] get out of there alive, that I would leave there dead," is the testimony of a
[00:00:39] 15-year-old teenager in his grandmother's words after having
[00:00:43] survived the fatal shooting that occurred on Friday, October
[00:00:46] 30, at a Spirit Halloween store in the Solano Town Center mall
[00:00:50] in Fairfield. The shooting left one woman dead,
[00:00:53] identified this Saturday by the Fairfield police as Constance Hage,
[00:00:57] 31 years old, whose family reported that she was pregnant,
[00:01:01] which is pending forensic confirmation. Of the other six
[00:01:04] injured, four remained hospitalized in critical condition until the afternoon
[00:01:08] of October 31, one of them stable,
[00:01:11] while two had already been discharged. The ages of the injured
[00:01:15] range from 16 to 43 years old, while
[00:01:18] fear also reached those who worked in neighboring businesses.
[00:01:22] And then after I got home, my boss called me and
[00:01:25] told me that what we heard was a gunshot.
[00:01:29] And well, then I understood
[00:01:32] the request from the Donald Trump government everything, and then yes, I was in a state of shock. The
[00:01:34] Fairfield police also announced that they are investigating a possible
[00:01:38] targeted attack that may have involved a single
[00:01:40] suspect who remains at large and publicly unidentified.
[00:01:44] And while detectives review security videos, Spirit Halloween
[00:01:48] confirmed to us that they are cooperating with the authorities and will keep the
[00:01:52] store closed until further notice, because it's bad because in
[00:01:56] fact all the people bring children, there are families who come
[00:02:00] with children to buy everything to
[00:02:03] dress up, to have a good Halloween, and
[00:02:06] this happens. For its part, the administration of the Solano Town
[00:02:10] Center mall announced on its website that it would keep
[00:02:13] the mall open but canceled its children's Halloween
[00:02:17] celebration. Although commercial activity continues, for some
[00:02:20] workers returning does not mean regaining
[00:02:23] peace of mind. Yes, it's scary, yes, it's scary, even
[00:02:26] today many of my colleagues sent me messages saying they didn't want to
[00:02:30] go down because they feared for their safety. The authorities
[00:02:33] ask the community that has information about this incident
[00:02:37] to contact 707
[00:02:39] 4287600. For more news on Univision,
[00:02:43] Alicia Mireles. Many thanks to Alicia Mireles for that
[00:02:46] report. In other news, a man was shot and wounded during a
[00:02:50] shooting in Midtown Sacramento in the early hours of Saturday. This
[00:02:53] incident occurred near 21st and Kayak Alley
[00:02:57] shortly before 3 a.m. The victim was taken to a hospital and his
[00:03:01] of snow, but in the highest peaks of injuries are not life-threatening. Police arrested a 24-year-old
[00:03:05] suspect, identified as Jordan Tucker, who was booked
[00:03:09] into Sacramento County Jail. Meanwhile,
[00:03:12] everyone? I'm Freddy Zapata, the one ICE operations continue in the
[00:03:14] who accompanies you in the afternoons here on vicinity of Elmwood Correctional Facility in Milpitas. Federal
[00:03:17] agents have been waiting
[00:03:20] And basketball fans in the Bay outside this jail for people who are being released and
[00:03:23] immediately apprehend them. This has caused
[00:03:26] community members to try to protect immigrants and some moments of
[00:03:30] tension have arisen between observers and ICE agents.
[00:03:34] ice,
[00:03:40] The Santa Clara County Rapid Response Network reported that in the early hours
[00:03:45] the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on of Saturday, several injuries were registered, including one
[00:03:48] who had to be taken to a hospital for treatment. The Rapid Response
[00:03:51] Network recommends that community members stay
[00:03:55] away from the area. There is a family
[00:03:58] in Hayward that was separated from their father, who was arrested by ICE agents
[00:04:02] in Modesto a few days ago. Nicole Santos spoke
[00:04:05] with family members, who are now seeking his freedom.
[00:04:09] More than 40 years living in California and a life built with
[00:04:12] his US-born children did not prevent this Hayward resident
[00:04:16] from being arrested by immigration agents. He was going to celebrate his
[00:04:19] birthday in Reno with his family and
[00:04:23] he had to spend it locked up in the ICE
[00:04:26] detention center. This father was arrested on October
[00:04:30] 23, a day before his birthday, and is currently in a detention center
[00:04:33] in California City. In fact, when they stopped them,
[00:04:37] they asked why they were stopping him if he hadn't done anything
[00:04:41] wrong, and they told him not
[00:04:44] to ask questions and only
[00:04:47] afternoon since flooding of addressed my father. She assures that her father has no criminal
[00:04:50] record, however, more than 20 years ago her father had applied for
[00:04:54] political asylum, which was denied, and he received a deportation order. After voluntarily
[00:04:57] leaving, he returned to the country because at that time his children were
[00:05:01] minors, which is why they are calling on governmental leaders.
[00:05:05] We would like there to be something that would
[00:05:08] help our parents who
[00:05:10] only come to this country to work,
[00:05:14] to support their family. I spoke with immigration attorney
[00:05:17] Jorge Ríos, not affiliated with this case, who says the following about
[00:05:21] similar situations: "If it was only a voluntary
[00:05:24] departure on that occasion, then if they
[00:05:28] re-enter and immigration catches them, then
[00:05:32] they do have the right to fight a case before a
[00:05:35] judge, as if they were never deported, more than anything due to the
[00:05:39] legal impact of a
[00:05:42] voluntary departure to a deportation order," and in the search for a
[00:05:46] legal remedy he recommends the following: "The most important thing is to speak with an
[00:05:49] attorney and there will be times when there will be no options, that is also
[00:05:53] important because sometimes an attorney cannot
[00:05:57] work miracles, unfortunately we cannot change the laws, but
[00:06:00] we can let you know what your options are and speak to you with the
[00:06:04] truth and not give you false hopes." In the search for legal
[00:06:07] support, she and her sister shared with me that the rapid response network took on the
[00:06:11] case to explore.
[00:06:18] All our family, we are all very sad and we miss him very much
[00:06:21] and we feel
[00:06:23] incomplete.
[00:06:27] Again, local organizations urge anyone who has been affected by
[00:06:30] these recent immigration operations to contact the
[00:06:34] rapid response network. Nicole Santos on Univision.
[00:06:37] Many thanks to Nicole Santos for her report. A
[00:06:40] federal appeals court rejected
[00:06:44] to keep TPS protections suspended for thousands of Venezuelans.
[00:06:48] With this decision, and unless the Supreme Court intervenes again,
[00:06:51] immigration protections could be reinstated next November
[00:06:54] 6. The ruling indicates that the cancellation of the program exceeded
[00:06:58] the legal authority of the then Secretary of Homeland Security Kristjen
[00:07:02] Nielsen, and the legal dispute, however, continues.
[00:07:05] It's Halloween night, so let's go with
[00:07:09] Nayari to check the weather conditions. Good evening. And
[00:07:13] we're listening to you. How are you, Enrique? Happy night to you and all those who
[00:07:16] are with us at home. I hope you enjoyed your
[00:07:20] Halloween night. Yes, with a lot of precipitation
[00:07:23] towards the central valley. We have noticed that still for 12 o'clock at night
[00:07:27] or in the early morning, the precipitation will continue to be quite
[00:07:30] intense towards the north of the central valley, also the snowfall
[00:07:34] towards the mountain area, even at 1 AM towards the
[00:07:38] Bay Area, you will be noticing some light isolated
[00:07:41] showers as well. In the region, look how even for
[00:07:45] 4 AM we would be seeing precipitation towards
[00:07:49] Bakersfield, the mountain area, Bay Area in an isolated manner.
[00:07:52] Eventually after 11 AM
[00:07:56] the panorama will be improving, although in the mountains we could still
[00:08:00] be noticing some snowfall, that is why it still remains
[00:08:03] in effect until tomorrow Sunday 7 AM, this winter
[00:08:07] weather warning since accumulations are expected that could
[00:08:10] exceed 2 to 5 inches
[00:08:14] the mountains even up to 12 to 15 inches, so
[00:08:18] drive very carefully if you plan to visit the mountainous area. For
[00:08:22] my people in Bakersfield, your forecast looks like this, after the
[00:08:25] precipitation, for next week, more stable
[00:08:28] conditions, I have more information later.
[00:08:32] Thank you very much Nayari, we investigate how online predators
[00:08:35] operate and what parents can do to protect their
[00:08:38] children.
[00:08:46] Weekend of much celebration for the San Jose Earthquakes family,
[00:08:50] we will have the details a little later,
[00:08:51] adelante,
[00:08:54] what's up my people, I'm Freddy Zapata,
[00:08:58] Latinovix, Proposition 37
[00:09:01] reduces the costs of buying a home for the family,
[00:09:05] 37 reduces the required down payment from
[00:09:09] 20% to just 3%,
[00:09:12] low interest, also reduces your family's monthly
[00:09:16] expenses, low down payment, low monthly
[00:09:20] expenses, vote yes on Proposition
[00:09:23] 37 so that buying a home is more
[00:09:27] accessible for our families.
[00:09:43] Although you can't stop Alzheimer's disease, prescription Lake puts
[00:09:47] the power to slow progression in the palm of your
[00:09:49] hand. Lechembi can cause serious side effects
[00:09:53] like swelling or bleeding in the brain called area, which may be serious and can be
[00:09:57] fatal. Call your doctor right away if you have headaches, confusion,
[00:10:00] dizziness, vision changes, nausea, difficulty walking or
[00:10:04] speaking, seizures or muscle weakness. Before treatment, tell your
[00:10:07] doctor about all your medicines and medical conditions. Medicines that reduce blood
[00:10:11] clots from full. antithrombotics may increase
[00:10:14] brain bleeding risk while on the kembe. Tell your doctor right away if
[00:10:18] you have serious allergic infusion or injection related reactions to la
[00:10:21] cambi. Act early.
[00:10:29] Ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:10:32] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:10:36] expand the tax to anyone at any time, without
[00:10:40] voter approval. There are no controls or
[00:10:43] supervision. Most of the money can remain with health
[00:10:46] insurers instead of offices and
[00:10:49] clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:10:52] critical thinking. Join the governor, educators,
[00:10:56] doctors and unions in voting no on
[00:10:59] 40. My name is Isel and I am a member
[00:11:02] services representative. They talk to me and the first thing they
[00:11:06] ask is, do you speak Spanish? And when I explain everything in Spanish, they
[00:11:09] feel super relaxed. I know it's
[00:11:12] complicated to understand insurance, I was there too,
[00:11:15] co-pays, deductibles, doctors, I know it's a bit
[00:11:18] complicated, but I love explaining it to others. If you have
[00:11:22] questions about your insurance, I'm here to
[00:11:26] help you.
[00:11:29] Hello, I'm your friend Glory Bella and I'll be here on Amor 100.3 from Monday to
[00:11:33] Saturday from 10 to
[00:11:34] 3.
[00:11:37] Thank you for staying with us, behind a screen someone may be hiding
[00:11:41] who seeks to gain the trust of a minor and the figures are
[00:11:45] worrying. In California alone, more than 238 thousand
[00:11:48] cases of possible child sexual exploitation on the Internet
[00:11:51] were reported. We investigate how predators operate
[00:11:55] online and what we can do to protect our children. Scarlet
[00:11:58] Galván presents this investigation and we warn you that this
[00:12:02] content may contain sensitive images for
[00:12:05] some.
[00:12:08] It can be anyone, it can
[00:12:11] be your neighbor, a firefighter, a police officer.
[00:12:14] We found a suspect who
[00:12:18] is watching child pornography, we are going to this person's house
[00:12:22] and we are going to look for the pornography.
[00:13:07] Online child predators
[00:13:09] approach minors in a warm,
[00:13:13] subtle, friendly way. The conversation
[00:13:17] didn't seem strange
[00:13:21] or inappropriate at first. Once there was a bit of trust, after
[00:13:25] a few days of sending messages, the conversation
[00:13:27] would start to get more inappropriate, and they
[00:13:31] do it through social media like Instagram, Snapchat, and
[00:13:34] others, Facebook. They also do it with
[00:13:38] video game platforms like Minecraft and Roblox, and in that
[00:13:42] digital world, predators find something that was once
[00:13:45] much more difficult, direct access to
[00:13:48] minors. Among ourselves as girls, if someone sends you a
[00:13:51] message, whether they are older or it's a compliment that
[00:13:55] they send you, you think it's something nice, not that someone
[00:13:58] tells you, "Oh, they're thinking of me," or "They think I'm
[00:14:02] pretty." The contact can gain ground until
[00:14:06] the minor lets their guard down. When a minor feels
[00:14:10] like that person is listening to them and accepting
[00:14:12] them, then they start to open up a little more and a little
[00:14:16] more and a little more. They want to take these children from a platform that is
[00:14:20] more public to a platform that is encrypted, right? That way
[00:14:24] we cannot record the communication between them and the
[00:14:28] children, and when they already have the children there on a
[00:14:31] more private and secret platform, that's when
[00:14:35] the grooming tactics begin, increasingly aggressive,
[00:14:38] increasingly manipulative. We have seen
[00:14:42] several abusers who are 60, 70 years old. When
[00:14:46] they are being abused by someone
[00:14:49] online, they are more secretive because something
[00:14:53] makes them feel that they are perhaps doing
[00:14:55] something bad, or the predator is telling them, "Don't tell your parents about
[00:14:59] our relationship." Most of these incidents happen when a parent is
[00:15:02] careless or working or sleeping. If I have a
[00:15:06] minor or one of my children under my care and I am giving them a phone, a
[00:15:09] gateway to the internet, and we simply don't care because we think
[00:15:13] it's a healthy, ideal, and entertaining world, and the truth is that the world
[00:15:16] is not like that, but the danger is not limited to social media, it also
[00:15:20] appears in online video games where thousands of minors
[00:15:23] interact every day with people they don't know.
[00:15:27] At 9 years old I started
[00:15:30] playing video games and at 12 years old I started using social
[00:15:33] networks, I have tried to keep up with programs
[00:15:38] like applications like Instagram or
[00:15:41] TikTok, although it's something that for me has not been
[00:15:44] that easy to learn, I have made it my goal to be more
[00:15:48] at the forefront in that aspect, I always have my accounts set to
[00:15:52] private, so when someone sends me a
[00:15:54] request
[00:15:57] to follow me, I always make sure that I know them first, personally,
[00:16:00] sometimes I get notifications from people that I say,
[00:16:04] I don't know this person.
[00:16:07] classifier predators under two categories, one
[00:16:11] is almost the collector where they will collect images or
[00:16:14] videos, they might have a large library, lots
[00:16:18] of hard drives, that sort of thing. the other one is a new term called sex
[00:16:22] torsion, those are ones that will typically pose as
[00:16:26] somebody else in order to get inappropriate image of a
[00:16:29] minor, in turn they will then ask them for money uh
[00:16:33] cuz once you send the photo there is no
[00:16:36] control of what happens to it.
[00:16:41] Nationally, child sexual exploitation on the Internet is
[00:16:44] in the millions. In 2025, NCMEC, by its
[00:16:48] acronym in English, received more than 1,400,000
[00:16:51] reports of possible sexual encounters with minors on
[00:16:55] the Internet, and among the states with the highest number of reports,
[00:16:58] Florida ranked third with nearly
[00:17:01] 126,000 reports, Texas with more than
[00:17:04] 234,000, and California ranks first with
[00:17:08] more than 238,000 reports. Knowing that
[00:17:11] there is a child in the world right here in Sacramento
[00:17:15] County who is being abused, that
[00:17:18] is the hardest thing. We found 148 children last
[00:17:22] year, right now more or less more than 100 children that we have
[00:17:25] found this year alone. This happens
[00:17:28] more than the public believes, it happens
[00:17:31] a lot. I have encountered
[00:17:33] teachers, coaches
[00:17:38] in soccer teams,
[00:17:41] unfortunately priests too.
[00:17:44] We contacted the main digital
[00:17:47] companies to find out how they respond to these
[00:17:50] cases. YouTube mentions having zero tolerance for
[00:17:53] predators and says it removes content or accounts that endanger
[00:17:57] minors. Between April and June of this year, it claims to have
[00:18:01] removed more than 7.6 million videos for violating its
[00:18:05] child safety policies.
[00:18:08] that children already know about, they themselves have
[00:18:11] experienced it or have friends who have experienced it. While
[00:18:15] authorities go after sexual predators, recognizing the warning
[00:18:19] signs and acting immediately can prevent another minor from becoming
[00:18:23] a victim. We are working every day, all
[00:18:26] week, every day, day and night and we are going to
[00:18:30] find them, keep doing this and we are going to find them
[00:18:32] for sure.
[00:18:36] Thanks to Scarlett Galván for this research
[00:18:40] to protect all our children from
[00:18:43] online predators. And now we return with Nayari NG to
[00:18:47] review how the rains will be in the coming days, so go ahead Nayari, we
[00:18:50] are listening to you. Enrique, that's right, the
[00:18:54] precipitation continues for the next few hours, but I wanted to start by talking about
[00:18:58] the time change. Remember that in just a few minutes we will be
[00:19:01] changing the time to standard time, that is to say, at 2 in the
[00:19:05] morning we go back one hour, so that clock becomes
[00:19:09] 1 in the morning again, so you can probably enjoy a little
[00:19:12] more of your Saturday night, Sunday morning so
[00:19:15] to speak, now we will continue monitoring the precipitation that
[00:19:19] continues to impact the central valley, also the mountain
[00:19:23] area, remember very dangerous conditions towards the mountain
[00:19:26] area also towards the central valley where a risk of
[00:19:29] flooding is forecast, specifically closer to the
[00:19:33] south of Bakersfield, Bay Area we will notice some very light
[00:19:37] precipitation. Very isolated, the greatest danger continues towards the mountain
[00:19:40] area and the central valley. Sacramento Valley,
[00:19:43] probably you will also be noticing some very isolated
[00:19:46] showers, probably in some areas you will not even be noticing that
[00:19:50] precipitation, but more cloudiness. As of tomorrow, the
[00:19:53] conditions will be improving and Sunday will be clearer, more
[00:19:57] pleasant and regarding the highest accumulations, they will
[00:20:00] be towards the central valley where they could exceed up to one
[00:20:04] inch specifically. closer to the mountain area and
[00:20:08] also towards the Sacramento Valley, Bay Area could reach
[00:20:11] up to a quarter of an inch of precipitation, add to that
[00:20:15] also the coastal floods that we have had, remember that the alert
[00:20:19] remains in effect until tomorrow Sunday until 6 in the
[00:20:24] up to one foot above ground level is expected towards San
[00:20:28] Pablo Bay, San Francisco Bay also Monterey Bay, so
[00:20:32] avoid those flooded areas and in fact for the next 6 to 10 days
[00:20:36] above average precipitation is forecast, so we need
[00:20:40] to take a look at how next week will be where
[00:20:43] we could have some isolated showers, enjoy Sunday
[00:20:47] afternoon when the conditions improve, the maximum
[00:20:51] temperatures in the range of 60 degrees, next
[00:20:54] few days for my people in Sacramento, some showers for Monday and the
[00:20:58] temperatures remain in the 60s for my
[00:21:01] people towards Fresno, remember to change the time
[00:21:05] also spectacular conditions for next week, lows in the
[00:21:08] 50s and in the San Francisco area the isolated showers
[00:21:12] that we will be monitoring in the coming days.
[00:21:15] Thank you very much Nayari, and later we will take you to Mexico City
[00:21:19] where the final touches are being made for the great Day of the Dead
[00:21:22] parade.
[00:21:25] Turn on your radio on La Que Buena, besides I'll give you tickets for the best dances,
[00:21:28] jaripeos, spread the word. Three reasons to vote
[00:21:32] yes on Proposition 3. Proposition 3
[00:21:35] maintains vital funds for our
[00:21:38] schools. Proposition 3 does not raise
[00:21:41] taxes, it only maintains what the richest
[00:21:44] 2% of people already pay, and with strict
[00:21:47] accountability. Every dollar goes to
[00:21:51] our schools and not to the politicians in
[00:21:54] Sacramento. Let's protect our students, let's vote
[00:21:57] yes on Proposition
[00:21:59] 3.
[00:22:02] No, why not? And what if your Wi-Fi could detect
[00:22:06] all kinds of threats, including the boogeyman?
[00:22:09] Beto, is
[00:22:11] that you?
[00:22:20] Black Friday is here, secure your gig Wi-Fi price for 5 years with
[00:22:24] equipment included and now with Xfinity Shield with Wi-
[00:22:27] motion, Xfinity, imagine it. I'm Javier
[00:22:31] Becerra and I have dedicated my life to fighting for our rights. As
[00:22:35] Attorney General I sued Trump and we won. Today I'm fighting
[00:22:38] Trump again. He is interfering in our elections through
[00:22:42] his candidate and his Proposition 39. Our
[00:22:45] right to vote is sacred, so we must vote no on
[00:22:49] 39. We will fight, we will win against
[00:22:52] 39, we will not let Trump control our
[00:22:56] elections or our vote. Vote Becerra for
[00:22:59] governor. My name is Isel and I am a member
[00:23:03] services representative. They talk to me and the first thing they
[00:23:06] ask is, do you speak Spanish? And when I explain everything in Spanish, they
[00:23:10] feel super relaxed. I know it's complicated
[00:23:14] to understand insurance, I was there too, the
[00:23:17] co-pays, the deductibles, the doctors. Yes, I know it's a
[00:23:21] bit complicated, but I love explaining it to others. If you have
[00:23:25] questions about your insurance, I'm here to
[00:23:27] help you.
[00:23:30] Ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:23:33] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:23:37] expand the tax to anyone at any time, without
[00:23:40] voter approval. There are no controls or
[00:23:43] supervision. Most of the money can remain with health
[00:23:47] insurers, instead of consultants and
[00:23:50] clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:23:53] critical thinking. Join Governor Newsom, educators,
[00:23:57] doctors, and unions in voting no on 40. How are you,
[00:24:04] Latinowix.
[00:24:10] Area are celebrating tonight. The Golden State
[00:24:13] Valkyries were crowned WNBA champions
[00:24:17] after defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63
[00:24:20] in the seventh and decisive game. Led by Gave
[00:24:23] Williams, the Valkyries are champions in only their second year of existence, so
[00:24:27] congratulations, and meanwhile,
[00:24:29] Therefore, this Saturday the San José Earthquakes played their match early
[00:24:33] against Salt Lake, which by the way they won two to one. It was the last
[00:24:37] home game of the regular season and the fans of this team
[00:24:40] took advantage of the occasion to dress up, in
[00:24:44] anticipation of the Halloween festivity, we saw kids and adults showing off their
[00:24:47] best costumes from pirates,
[00:24:51] men riding dinosaurs and countless other characters to
[00:24:54] start this celebration early, but in the heart of the epicenter, the official
[00:24:58] cheerleading squad for the team set up their space around Day of the Dead, a
[00:25:02] huge tifo, banners, t-shirts, all this in
[00:25:05] reference to the Day of the Dead which is observed on November
[00:25:08] 2nd,
[00:25:11] and in Mexico City preparations are underway to also celebrate 10
[00:25:15] years of its grand Day of the Dead parade, it's a tradition that brings together
[00:25:18] art, culture, and tribute to Mexican roots.
[00:25:22] Behind this spectacle there are sculptors, painters,
[00:25:25] designers who work for weeks on the operation of enormous
[00:25:29] allegorical floats, this year the main figures are Emilio "El Indio"
[00:25:33] Fernández and Tin Tan representing with his famous
[00:25:36] song "El panadero con el pan", the parade
[00:25:39] will travel along Paseo de la Reforma from Chapultepec to the Zócalo
[00:25:42] capital. We'll
[00:25:43] be right back.
[00:26:15] prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on your personal assets
[00:26:19] including your retirement and savings accounts and a
[00:26:22] yes vote on Proposition 42 protects your
[00:26:25] savings and retirement whether it's an IRA, 401k or
[00:26:29] pension, that's why firefighters, seniors,
[00:26:32] small businesses and working families say
[00:26:36] yes, vote yes on 42, protect your retirement
[00:26:39] and your savings. If you have both Medicare
[00:26:43] and Medicaid coverage from your state, Medicare's annual enrollment ends
[00:26:47] on December 7th. This is an excellent time to consider
[00:26:51] a United Healthcare Dual Complete plan, it could give
[00:26:55] you even more benefits than original Medicare, call right
[00:26:58] now to see if you qualify, Medicaid gives you
[00:27:01] benefits and Medicare also offers some, but a
[00:27:05] Dual Complete plan can help you get more of the additional
[00:27:08] benefits you want, for example, $0
[00:27:12] copay for hundreds of prescription medications and
[00:27:15] United Healthcare's U-Card, use it to help
[00:27:19] pay for over-the-counter products and other
[00:27:21] items, all for a $0 monthly premium. Annual
[00:27:25] enrollment ends December 7th, so if
[00:27:29] you have Medicare and Medicaid, call or click to
[00:27:32] connect and learn how you can get comprehensive
[00:27:35] affordable coverage with a United Healthcare Dual
[00:27:39] Complete plan. Ambiguous language is bad in a
[00:27:42] task and worse in a law. Proposition
[00:27:45] 40 allows politicians to expand the tax to anyone
[00:27:49] and at any time, without voter approval. There
[00:27:53] are no checks or oversight. Most
[00:27:56] of the money can remain with health insurers, instead
[00:27:59] of doctors' offices and clinics. We don't just teach.
[00:28:10] we will be at the scene of the news, immediate results, correspondents,
[00:28:25] more voices, perspectives and
[00:28:26] debate,
[00:28:29] to know who won, and above all, what it means for?
[00:29:02] before we finish, we want to invite you to an event tomorrow Sunday, it is the Path
[00:29:06] of the Dead, this November 1st starting at 3 in the afternoon at
[00:29:10] Santa Clara University, come and enjoy with us, there will be altars,
[00:29:14] Catrinas, live music, as well as a mass at 5 in the afternoon at the
[00:29:17] mission, we'll wait for you there, here we come to the end of this edition, have a
[00:29:21] very good
[00:29:22] night.
[00:29:26] judges, in several states across the country issue judicial rulings to
[00:29:29] prevent possible interference from the Trump administration in the
[00:29:33] electoral process on Tuesday, one of the
[00:29:36] determinations prohibits the federal government from threatening with
[00:29:39] legal proceedings against electoral
[00:29:42] authorities, it is only sending the message that the
[00:29:45] elections, if they harm him, have been
[00:29:49] elections that have not followed due
[00:29:52] process, a ray of hope for hundreds of thousands of
[00:29:56] Venezuelans with TPS in the country, a federal court
[00:29:59] opens the possibility of re-establishing the status.
[00:30:32] an emergency order that prohibits the administration of President Trump
[00:30:36] from threatening to open proceedings against
[00:30:39] electoral officials, this legal action joins several measures that
[00:30:42] other judges are ordering in various states
[00:30:45] ahead of next Tuesday's midterm elections.
[00:30:48] Ana María Cañizares from Washington tells us
[00:30:52] more. Abstain from pressuring
[00:30:56] electoral officials before the midterm elections.