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[00:00:00] you will discover that the most giant thing is his heart,
[00:00:03] thank you very much for fulfilling that dream of being my
[00:00:06] favorite singer, if I learned to speak Spanish thanks to your
[00:00:10] songs, giants with Don Francisco tonight at
[00:00:14] 7 on Univision.
[00:00:18] insurance agent, three, see what
[00:00:34] From Santa Clara University, celebrating the traditional Day of the
[00:00:38] Dead with the Hispanic community, altars,
[00:00:41] catrinas, a lot of activity, food too,
[00:00:45] morning a light snowfall forced we will have all the details later on.
[00:00:48] Also, Operation Bus leaves 74 arrests for violating
[00:00:51] restrictions according to the authorities, in addition a
[00:00:54] threatening call caused the
[00:00:58] one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on confinement or preventive closure of the
[00:00:58] the sierra. We see on the side of Valley Children's Hospital in Madera County, a fast-moving
[00:01:02] system brings with it the probability of isolated
[00:01:05] showers for this Tuesday's elections. I have all the
[00:01:09] information in the weather report,
[00:01:12] hello, good afternoon, welcome to Univision California news,
[00:01:16] Henry Gómez greets you, thank you for being with us and we
[00:01:19] are going to start this broadcast in a different way. This Sunday, when the
[00:01:23] Day of the Dead is commemorated, we connect live with the
[00:01:27] University of Santa Clara where the Camino de los Muertos event is taking
[00:01:30] place, a celebration full of color, tradition and culture. My
[00:01:34] colleague Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez is already with us. Enrique, how are they doing
[00:01:38] there? Tell us, give us details of that
[00:01:39] celebration, please.
[00:01:43] Hello, Henry, good afternoon, indeed, this
[00:01:46] fourth edition of this traditional Day of the
[00:01:49] Dead event is taking place and we are at Santa Clara
[00:01:53] University where thousands of people have already arrived to
[00:01:56] enjoy a very big and beautiful celebration. Behind
[00:02:00] me is the mission of this university where the mass is
[00:02:03] ending and people will start leaving, including
[00:02:07] those who come dressed as catrinas who go
[00:02:10] directly to our main Univision stage
[00:02:13] for the Catrinas contest of this event. I am going to ask my
[00:02:17] colleague Santiago Machuca, who is my cameraman, to walk this
[00:02:21] way to see some of the altars that have
[00:02:24] been set up this afternoon for this edition of
[00:02:27] Camino de los Muertos. As you can see, there are many people
[00:02:30] observing these altars, a lot of detail, very
[00:02:34] very beautiful these altars as always remembering the deceased, the
[00:02:37] loved ones of each of these people. People
[00:02:41] tend to set up these altars with
[00:02:44] offerings, items, food that the deceased
[00:02:48] enjoyed when they were alive and above all, of course, the
[00:02:52] cempasúchil flower, which is the traditional Day of the Dead flower, this
[00:02:55] orange flower that is also a characteristic
[00:02:59] seal of this festivity. On this other side,
[00:03:02] Santiago, if you would please accompany us, we can see this other beautiful
[00:03:06] mostly cloudy skies, we do not see potential for rain until altar where it is also celebrated by
[00:03:09] Padres Unidos of the city of San Jose and
[00:03:13] where all these people, as we said, have put in the effort,
[00:03:16] have put in the effort to remember their beloved deceased. At this
[00:03:20] moment, people are starting to leave the church after this mass. We will talk to some of
[00:03:24] them in our next intervention, meanwhile Henry from Santa Clara
[00:03:27] University here
[00:03:31] in San Mateo County, I am Enrique Anibal
[00:03:34] Gutiérrez, I return with you to the studio. That's right, Enrique, later
[00:03:37] we will go back there, talk to the people, while we here
[00:03:40] continue with the information. And Enrique, at this hour, a vigil is also being held in
[00:03:44] Madera in memory of the families separated by immigration
[00:03:48] detentions, under the motto until we are together again.
[00:03:51] Local organizations called for this vigil in front of the Madera
[00:03:55] Court Park, where the traditions of the Day of the Dead are united with a
[00:03:59] message of memory and solidarity, the groups seek to make visible the
[00:04:03] impact of ICE detentions in the Central Valley, to accompany
[00:04:06] families who experience the separation of their loved
[00:04:09] ones, and we continue with more information, but we also stay
[00:04:13] in the city of Madera because this afternoon a confinement or
[00:04:16] preventive closure was activated in the Valley Children's Hospital in Madera
[00:04:20] County after the medical center received a threatening call,
[00:04:24] the Sheriff's office deployed agents to investigate the situation and protect
[00:04:28] patients, their families
[00:04:31] while funds last, don't and staff. The authorities clarified that there was no attack in progress during the confinement, the
[00:04:35] hospital temporarily suspended the reception of patients and diverted cases
[00:04:39] arriving by land or air. So far the confinement has already been
[00:04:43] only of the living but also of lifted. We continue with more information. We are going to the city of Sacramento,
[00:04:46] there the lifeless body of a man was found this morning under the
[00:04:51] House and Senate is intensifying Haubut Avenue bridge, according to the
[00:04:53] in the various races in police, agents responded to a medical emergency call in the
[00:04:56] 100 block of How Avenue, despite efforts to
[00:05:00] save his life, the man was pronounced dead at the scene and in
[00:05:03] and in the valley, a person was injured after being run over by
[00:05:07] a vehicle this morning. According to the police, the accident occurred shortly after
[00:05:11] 4 in the morning. near Monnet Boulevard and Beach
[00:05:14] Avenue. So far, the authorities have not reported on the
[00:05:18] condition of the victims or the circumstances of the
[00:05:21] accident. Meanwhile, while children were out
[00:05:24] trick-or-treating during Halloween, hundreds of
[00:05:27] agents were patrolling California to monitor people convicted of
[00:05:31] sex crimes. The statewide Operation Bob
[00:05:35] mobilized more than 285 probation
[00:05:38] officers and 160 local officers who conducted
[00:05:42] 478 inspections, home visits,
[00:05:46] 85% complied with the imposed restrictions, but
[00:05:49] 74 people were arrested for
[00:05:52] not complying, and we continue with more information because this
[00:05:58] traffic restrictions in the sierra and required drivers to use chains.
[00:06:02] Under these conditions, there were some delays. We are going to check precisely that
[00:06:05] road there on Highway 80 in
[00:06:11] the road that there is what fell during the morning, but I am also going to pass with
[00:06:15] my colleague Conni Chulte so that she can give us more details on how the weather
[00:06:18] forecast is for the next few hours, although we have had below-average
[00:06:22] temperatures, those mostly clear skies and dry
[00:06:26] weather are about to change. We have two systems that are moving towards our region
[00:06:30] and the first thing we are going to start to notice is that morning fog, so be very
[00:06:34] careful when you are driving, go slowly, keep your distance, do not use your
[00:06:38] phone and if necessary use your low beams. As for temperatures, tomorrow
[00:06:41] we are already seeing those values in the 40s,
[00:06:45] as is the case in Sacramento, which wakes up with 47, San Jose
[00:06:49] with 51, as well as Fresno Bakersell with 52 degrees in the
[00:06:53] morning. In the afternoon, that thermometer remains below average and
[00:06:57] with those temperatures in the high 60s and mostly cloudy,
[00:07:00] tomorrow we will see an increase in cloudiness because it will
[00:07:04] rain, but that would be for Tuesday, 67 as a maximum for Madera,
[00:07:07] 68 in Fresno, Handford with 68 towards
[00:07:11] Baker with 69, some sunny spells, but as we can see, this
[00:07:15] system is already starting to slide in, which will bring us cold and
[00:07:17] definitely the possibility of rain for Tuesday,
[00:07:20] including some isolated showers and then later
[00:07:24] on we will see another round of precipitation, but for now this
[00:07:28] is how the outlook looks for this election Tuesday, around 9 in the morning on
[00:07:32] Tuesday, those skies begin to cloud over and there is potential for rain between
[00:07:36] 1 in the afternoon until 4 in the afternoon, we also see the possibility of
[00:07:39] snow in the highest part of the Sierra Nevada, Tuesday at 7 at night
[00:07:43] begins to move. Some areas and by Wednesday we will see mostly
[00:07:46] clear skies once again, what remains with us are those strong gusts of
[00:07:50] wind that will be intermittently during Monday also
[00:07:54] during Tuesday, some areas with up to 30 miles per hour,
[00:07:57] as for temperatures below average, here we can see those values in the 60s,
[00:08:01] Tuesday pleasant temperatures, but the possibility of rain
[00:08:05] remains latent and those temperatures only reach the 70s
[00:08:09] towards the Fresno area, here we can see that same potential for rain for
[00:08:13] Tuesday in Sacramento, values in the 60s and towards the San Jose area,
[00:08:19] now, but if these temperatures in the afternoon and in the mornings remain cool
[00:08:22] and
[00:08:25] tonight we meet at 11 with an election special,
[00:08:29] we will learn about the proposals of the gubernatorial candidates,
[00:08:32] we will analyze the proposals on the ballot and we will address the issues that most interest
[00:08:36] you Californians, I will wait for you at 11
[00:08:39] p.m.
[00:08:49] What does it mean to vote yes on Proposition 42?
[00:08:53] Voting yes prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on
[00:08:56] your personal assets, including your retirement
[00:08:59] and savings accounts, and a yes vote on Proposition
[00:09:03] 42 protects your savings and retirement, whether
[00:09:06] it's an IRA, 401k or pension. That's why
[00:09:10] firefighters, veterans, small businesses, and working
[00:09:13] families say yes, vote yes on
[00:09:16] 42, protect your retirement and your savings,
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[00:09:48] together. Ambiguous language is bad in a
[00:09:51] task, and worse in a law. Proposition
[00:09:54] 40 allows politicians to expand the tax to anyone
[00:09:58] at any time, without voter approval.
[00:10:01] There are no controls or oversight. The majority
[00:10:05] of the money can remain with health insurers, instead of
[00:10:08] consultants and clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach.
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[00:11:20] How's it going, everyone, I'm Freddy Zapata, the
[00:11:23] Latinowix.
[00:11:27] 6 in the afternoon and 11 minutes, thank you for staying with us,
[00:11:30] look, a 15-year-old teenager was shot during a
[00:11:34] shooting last night in Valcanville, the police reported that the minor is currently
[00:11:37] in stable condition, the incident occurred around
[00:11:40] 10:22 p.m. on Saturday in front of a house near
[00:11:44] Kantamur Circle and Hampton Street. According to authorities, the
[00:11:47] shooting occurred after a discussion during a
[00:11:51] gathering at a nearby residence. The investigation continues by
[00:11:54] the authorities and we go to Stockton because yesterday
[00:11:57] Halloween night ended in moments of fear for several
[00:12:01] families, after shots were heard near Herborn Street
[00:12:04] and Chaplin Courthouse, according to the police, a party of approximately
[00:12:08] 100 people was being held in the area, apparently there was an
[00:12:12] exchange of gunfire between vehicles, the authorities
[00:12:15] recovered bullet casings at the scene, so far no injuries or
[00:12:18] damage to homes or vehicles have been reported,
[00:12:22] and we are also going to continue with more information. This week we have
[00:12:26] told you about the fatal shooting that occurred at a Halloween
[00:12:29] store in Farfield, which left one woman dead and six people
[00:12:33] injured, among the survivors there is a 15-year-old teenager who, according to her
[00:12:37] grandmother, feared not coming out alive from the shooting,
[00:12:41] the suspect is still at large and the police are investigating if it was a
[00:12:44] targeted attack. Alicia Mireles has the summary of
[00:12:47] these events. I am alive, don't
[00:12:51] worry, I'm fine, she says, but I
[00:12:54] thought that I would not come out alive from there,
[00:12:58] that I would come out dead from there, is the testimony of a
[00:13:02] teenager of just 15 years old, in the words of his grandmother, after having
[00:13:05] survived the fatal shooting that occurred on Friday, October 30,
[00:13:08] at a Spirit Halloween store in the Solano Town Center mall in Fairfield,
[00:13:12] the shooting left one woman dead identified this Saturday by the Fairfield
[00:13:16] police as Constance Hage, 31 years old, whose family
[00:13:19] reported that she was pregnant, which is pending forensic
[00:13:23] confirmation. Of the other six injured, four remained hospitalized
[00:13:27] until the afternoon of October 31 in critical condition,
[00:13:30] one of them stable, while two had already been discharged.
[00:13:34] The ages of the injured range from 16 to
[00:13:37] 43 years old, while fear also reached those
[00:13:41] who worked in neighboring businesses and after
[00:13:44] I got home, my boss called me and told me that what we heard was a
[00:13:48] shooting and then I understood
[00:13:51] everything and then I was like in a state of shock. The
[00:13:55] Fairfield police also announced that they are investigating a possible
[00:13:58] targeted attack that may have involved a single
[00:14:01] suspect who remains at large and unidentified
[00:14:04] publicly, and while detectives review security
[00:14:07] videos, Spirit Halloween confirmed that it is cooperating with the
[00:14:11] authorities and will keep the store closed until further notice,
[00:14:14] well, it's bad because in fact all the people bring children,
[00:14:18] there are families who come with children to buy
[00:14:22] all the stuff for costumes, to have a good Halloween
[00:14:25] and well, this happens. For its part, the
[00:14:28] administration of the Solano Town Center mall announced on
[00:14:32] its website that it would keep the mall open but
[00:14:36] canceled its children's Halloween celebration, although commercial activity
[00:14:39] continues for some workers, returning does not
[00:14:42] mean regaining tranquility, yes it's scary, yes it's scary,
[00:14:46] even today many of my colleagues sent me messages saying that they
[00:14:50] didn't want to work because they fear for their safety, the
[00:14:53] authorities ask the community that has information about this incident,
[00:14:57] to contact the phone number 707
[00:15:00] 4287600 for news on Univision
[00:15:04] Alicia Mireles.
[00:15:06] Alicia and in national news four people died and around
[00:15:10] 15 were injured in a series of shootings recorded during the
[00:15:13] early morning in Dallas, Texas. The incidents occurred
[00:15:16] in Eldun, one of the sectors best known for
[00:15:20] its nightlife and entertainment venues. According to the police,
[00:15:23] the shootings left a balance of four
[00:15:27] fatalities and approximately 15 injured.
[00:15:30] Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances of the
[00:15:33] events.
[00:15:43] Now we go with the information of this upcoming election day for
[00:15:47] California and the rest of the country and it is that a federal judge in
[00:15:51] California prohibited the Trump administration from threatening
[00:15:54] electoral officials with criminal proceedings, a decision that adds to
[00:15:58] other judicial measures on the way to the elections next Tuesday. Ana
[00:16:02] María Cañizares has the information.
[00:16:05] To abstain from pressuring electoral officials before the
[00:16:09] midterm elections, this has been ordered by a last-minute
[00:16:13] judicial ruling to the Trump administration to stop its warnings
[00:16:16] of criminal trials to electoral workers, if they process
[00:16:20] ballots that the government has called into question. At the same time, Judge
[00:16:24] Trina Thompson of the Northern District of California ordered the
[00:16:28] Departments of Justice and Homeland Security not to
[00:16:31] threaten, intimidate or coerce state and local electoral
[00:16:35] officials or workers to... elect them to stop the
[00:16:38] processing of ballots, based on the fact that a ballot
[00:16:41] belongs to a person who is not entitled to vote. In the
[00:16:45] opinion of electoral experts, the decision is a setback
[00:16:49] for the president, in his desire to question the eligibility
[00:16:53] of thousands of voters, a very well thought-out
[00:16:56] strategy to delegitimize the electoral results,
[00:16:59] no, he knows that he will not
[00:17:03] be able to do it, the judges will stop these decisions and these pressures
[00:17:07] they are receiving from the Department of Justice. The president
[00:17:10] reacted to Judge Thomson's decision, on his Truth
[00:17:14] Social account he wrote, why would they refuse to fix
[00:17:17] electoral fraud, that's like in the rigged and stolen elections of
[00:17:20] 2020. We are going to continue our years-long fight for
[00:17:24] electoral integrity, he added: it's just
[00:17:27] sending the message that the elections, it's not true, if
[00:17:30] they harm him, they have been elections that have not
[00:17:34] followed due process. The Department of
[00:17:37] Justice. has sent letters to electoral and local officials
[00:17:40] across the country, warning them of criminal sanctions, despite
[00:17:44] the fact that they have indicated that the lists of alleged non-citizens
[00:17:47] are not reliable.
[00:17:50] Thank you Ana María Cañizares for the information. Look, a printing
[00:17:54] error affects a limited number of ballots in Fresno
[00:17:58] County. When using the machines, the name of the Fowler
[00:18:01] School District appears instead of Fresno's.
[00:18:04] However, authorities assured that the vote will be correctly
[00:18:08] stabilized. Those who want to avoid this error can request an on-demand
[00:18:12] printed ballot at any polling center. Mail-in
[00:18:15] ballots are not affected, according to authorities
[00:18:18] there, and we continue in this election. Californians will also have
[00:18:22] to decide on 14 propositions, one of them is
[00:18:25] Proposition 3, which seeks to make permanent the income tax on higher
[00:18:29] incomes to maintain funds allocated to education and health. My colleague
[00:18:33] Jorge Muñoz explains what it consists of and what it means for
[00:18:36] taxpayers.
[00:18:38] Whether it is removed or stays, that is what Proposition number three is about:
[00:18:42] they are going to ask you if you agree that the income tax on
[00:18:46] high-income individuals should remain beyond
[00:18:49] 2031. This is an additional rate that California
[00:18:53] charges those who individually declare
[00:18:56] $371 per year, or a couple who declare
[00:19:00] $472,
[00:19:02] annually or a head of household who reports income of
[00:19:05] $505. These taxes represent between
[00:19:09] 5 and 15 million dollars annually, they want to
[00:19:12] allocate that money to health, budgetary
[00:19:15] reserves and other state programs. If you vote no,
[00:19:19] it means that you agree that from 2031
[00:19:22] that additional rate for those taxpayers will end. On
[00:19:25] November 3, with your vote you choose, yes
[00:19:28] or no.
[00:19:31] This November 3, you have a lot to decide for California, your home
[00:19:35] to your mailing address, it should have already arrived. the
[00:19:38] election kit that includes the ballot, which is this, also this
[00:19:42] booklet where they will indicate or give you the instructions on how to fill
[00:19:46] out the ballot, also come the candidates who are participating in this
[00:19:49] election and the propositions and some measures that are
[00:19:52] locally in your address or that correspond
[00:19:56] there to that residence where you are. Now
[00:19:59] we are going to open the ballot and take out the documents, the envelope comes that we will put
[00:20:03] here the ballots as soon as we fill them out and we are going to deliver them to the office of...
[00:20:07] return them to the ballot box also to the electoral office, here
[00:20:11] comes the stamp that indicates that I already voted, here
[00:20:14] come the two electoral ballots, this ballot
[00:20:17] then brings the propositions, let's remember that there are 14
[00:20:21] propositions here in California that you can vote on and this
[00:20:25] ballot you simply fill out yes or no, you only mark yes
[00:20:28] or no for the proposition that you decide to support, the ones you want
[00:20:32] to support, you mark yes or you mark no, in addition to that
[00:20:36] here comes the ballot where the other candidates are, among
[00:20:39] them the governorship, lieutenant governor and others and I marked the
[00:20:42] same, I only mark one option, once I have them
[00:20:45] completely filled out, I keep them
[00:20:49] in this pink envelope and what we do
[00:20:53] is sign the envelope and deliver
[00:20:56] it as I told you to the electoral office, at the voting
[00:20:59] center or in the mailbox, this is all you have to do easily and
[00:21:03] quickly to participate in these
[00:21:05] elections,
[00:21:12] and we continue from Santa Clara County, with this Day of the
[00:21:15] Dead celebration, the Catrinas procession has begun,
[00:21:19] we have... all the details upon
[00:21:21] returning. Deciding well in these elections
[00:21:25] requires more for these midterm elections, you have to
[00:21:29] inform yourself to know what is at stake, inform yourself with someone
[00:21:32] who lives the same as you, Univision is your destination 2026
[00:21:47] meal of horror with your choice of double crusty burger or double chicken sandwich of terror.
[00:21:54] Ambiguous language is bad in a task, and worse in a
[00:21:57] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:22:01] expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:22:05] voter approval. There are no controls or
[00:22:08] oversight. The majority of the money can remain with
[00:22:11] health insurers instead of consultants and
[00:22:14] clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:22:17] critical thinking, join the governor.
[00:22:32] I took the opportunity to send a little detail to Mexico with Express direct
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[00:22:55] I am Javier Becerra and I have dedicated my life to fighting for our
[00:22:58] rights, as attorney general I sued Trump and
[00:23:01] we won, today I fight against Trump again, he is getting involved
[00:23:05] in our elections through his candidate and his Proposition
[00:23:08] 39. Our right to vote is sacred, that is why we must
[00:23:12] vote no on 39. We are going to
[00:23:15] fight, we are going to win against 39, we are not going to
[00:23:18] let Trump control our elections or our
[00:23:22] vote, vote Becerra for governor, on November 7
[00:23:25] celebrate Day of the Dead with the San Francisco
[00:23:28] Symphony, half-price tickets for children, visit
[00:23:31] acepsymphony.org
[00:23:33] for your tickets, my name is Isel and I am a member
[00:23:37] services representative, they talk to me and the first thing I
[00:23:41] they ask, do you speak Spanish? And when I explain everything in Spanish, they
[00:23:44] feel super relaxed. I know it's
[00:23:47] complicated to understand insurance. I was
[00:23:50] there too, the copayments, the deductibles, the
[00:23:54] doctors, I know it's a bit complicated, but I love explaining it to
[00:23:57] others. If you have questions about your insurance, I'm here to
[00:24:01] help you.
[00:24:05] Turn on your radio to La Qué Buena, besides, I'll give you tickets to the best
[00:24:08] jaripeos. Spread the word.
[00:24:12] CEO of Chrysty and the B, my
[00:24:15] munchy meal of horror with your choice of double crusty burger or double chicken
[00:24:18] sandwich of terror.
[00:24:27] 6 in the afternoon and 24 minutes. Thank you for continuing with
[00:24:31] us. We are precisely going to go back to the Bay Area with my
[00:24:34] colleague Enrique Aníbal Gutiérrez who is still there enjoying this celebration of
[00:24:38] the Day of the Dead. Enrique, tell us what else has happened, what people are telling us about
[00:24:42] this activity and what memories it brings back to them as well.
[00:24:44] Go ahead.
[00:24:48] Yes, indeed. We are here, the procession of the Catrinas has
[00:24:52] begun. This is one of the culminating events of the entire
[00:24:55] festivity. It is an event where there have been
[00:24:58] altars, food, activities for the whole family and
[00:25:01] we, as you well said, talked to some of the people who have been here since
[00:25:05] early, enjoying this event. Since I
[00:25:08] was little, it brings back many memories of being in
[00:25:12] Mexico, when my grandmother put up her altar. It has Mexican
[00:25:15] origin, but now it is going to our countries in
[00:25:19] South America, also Central America, the day we honor
[00:25:22] our ancestors and for me it's
[00:25:26] my grandfather, my grandmother, my uncles, so it's like
[00:25:30] a family reunion, not
[00:25:33] the people and family members who have
[00:25:36] passed away.
[00:25:41] There are some of the impressions of the attendees at this
[00:25:45] event, Henry. This is a tradition that was born in
[00:25:49] Mexico but in recent years it has been able
[00:25:52] to become international and there are people of many
[00:25:55] nationalities enjoying this
[00:25:58] event. Central America, South America, all united
[00:26:01] for this event that happens once a year here in the city of Santa
[00:26:05] Clara. We are enjoying it, so from the
[00:26:08] University of Santa Clara, Henry, I'm going to say goodbye,
[00:26:11] not without first telling everyone to remember with honor
[00:26:15] and with much respect the faithful departed. From Santa Clara, I'm Aníbal
[00:26:18] Gutiérrez, back to you in the studio. Thank you Enrique for the information, for also
[00:26:22] being there sharing with our community. Well, the truth is that I envy him a
[00:26:26] little for not being there sharing with the people. We're going to a break and we'll
[00:26:29] be right back.
[00:26:34] Proposition 37 reduces the costs of buying a
[00:26:38] home for families. 37 reduces the required
[00:26:41] down payment from 20% to just
[00:26:44] 3%. And with low interest rates,
[00:26:48] it also reduces your family's monthly
[00:26:51] expenses. Low down payment, low monthly
[00:26:54] expenses. Vote yes on Proposition
[00:26:57] 37 so that buying a home is
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[00:27:02] our families.
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[00:27:57] critical thinking. Join Governor Newsom, educators,
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[00:29:03] Seven, call now. Thousands of Latinos have the same doubts.
[00:29:06] How long can I leave the country if I'm a resident? And if you stay longer than a year, they will
[00:29:10] take away your residency. Can I return to the country if I was deported?
[00:29:13] That's a question for the consul's discretion. Can I apply for bail if I was
[00:29:17] detained? Remember that bail is also a very
[00:29:21] discretionary thing. Every week, because your doubts matter, the experts
[00:29:25] answer immigration questions. I'm Jorge Cansino, I'm Armando
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[00:29:41] to Saturday, from 10 to
[00:29:43] 3.
[00:29:46] Don't forget the invitation I have for you tonight. Around 11 p.m.
[00:29:50] we will have an election special. We will learn about the proposals of the
[00:29:53] candidates for governor, we will analyze the propositions on the
[00:29:57] ballot, we will address the issues that most interest the community
[00:30:00] and we continue with more information: nine people died
[00:30:04] after a private plane crashed in Palm Beach County in South
[00:30:08] Florida. The jet had taken off from Austin, Texas and was bound for
[00:30:11] the Bahamas when it crashed this Sunday and
[00:30:14] exploded in a huge fireball. This information is developing and will be
[00:30:18] expanded upon in your national newscast. Happy
[00:30:21] afternoon.
[00:30:26] This Sunday, an executive aircraft crashed in Florida with nine
[00:30:29] people on board in the area of a mobile home park in
[00:30:33] Palm Beach County.
[00:30:36] The plane fell rapidly from 11 feet high. The
[00:30:40] devastating impact caused a large explosion and a huge
[00:30:43] crater. Less than
[00:30:47] elections, a record number of early votes have been cast and the
[00:30:50] fight for control of the
[00:30:55] the states. Meanwhile,