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[00:00:00] Zacatepequez is filled with colors by the flight and
[00:00:03] exhibition of giant kites up to 20 meters in diameter, what
[00:00:07] began as a Mayan ritual more than 127
[00:00:11] years ago, today it is a heritage
[00:00:13] of humanity, thus remembering those who left, we
[00:00:17] say goodbye, we wish you a happy week, a happy
[00:00:20] night and
[00:00:21] rest.
[00:00:31] Starting this morning with a dense fog advisory in the San Joaquin Valley, all
[00:00:35] the details in minutes. On this Day of the Dead, we tell you
[00:00:39] how Mexicans in Sacramento remember their
[00:00:42] loved ones who have passed away. And new
[00:00:46] generations are seeing in the vote an alternative to guarantee the
[00:00:49] future, we tell you what they say. And as part of the
[00:00:53] efforts to protect the vote of
[00:00:56] changes in the nutritional requirements of Governor Newsom will deploy electoral lawyers and about
[00:00:58] a thousand volunteers in five key congressional
[00:01:01] districts, in this way we begin news
[00:01:04] on Univision California, we begin a
[00:01:08] new month, today is November 2nd, it is also
[00:01:11] that's how the roads look at the height Day of the Dead, a suitable space to celebrate the
[00:01:14] memory of those who are no longer with us and it is also
[00:01:18] Monday, that is why we also begin another week and I know that
[00:01:22] many at home are preparing to start their workday,
[00:01:25] that is why they want to know how
[00:01:27] States, that's what the traffic conditions are this morning, that is
[00:01:30] why we are going to supervise the roads, but first we are
[00:01:34] going to go with Arletis López so that she can tell us what
[00:01:38] the weather conditions will be like for today, because the
[00:01:41] cold has already arrived, Arletis, this weekend we saw some
[00:01:47] ballot Jane Kim and Ben rain, some cold, we want to know what the weather will be like this week,
[00:01:49] yes, good morning Reinaldo, a pleasure
[00:01:51] to accompany you and you at home, well, regarding the temperature
[00:01:55] pattern, we are not expecting big
[00:01:57] is how Highway 50 looks at the height of changes, so... bundle up well to leave home early and the most
[00:02:02] pressure system at the highest levels of important thing that also joins the weather conditions is this dense fog advisory, not for the entire
[00:02:07] tomorrow, pushing a region and specifically towards the San Joaquin Valley there is an advisory
[00:02:11] you could also lose what effect until 10 in the morning and what it means is that we can
[00:02:13] have favorable conditions for visibility to be affected
[00:02:17] below a quarter of a mile, so you have to drive with great
[00:02:21] to have found a way to understand what attention, great caution on the roads during
[00:02:24] this day, counties like Fresno County, Tulare County,
[00:02:27] Kings County, Kern County will be under this advisory, affected cities like
[00:02:31] Bakersfield, Fresno, also the cities of Merced, Visalia, so
[00:02:35] reduce visibility this morning, if you have to leave
[00:02:39] home, leave early to avoid those delays that you will
[00:02:43] obviously encounter, if you encounter reduced visibility, increase
[00:02:46] distance between your vehicle, the
[00:02:49] identifies patterns related to vehicle in front of you to avoid any
[00:02:51] the state and needs of accident this morning leaving home, note that Fresno could have very affected visibility
[00:02:54] below at least until 9 in the morning, it is also the case
[00:02:58] for Sacramento, while San Francisco will be
[00:03:02] dealing with better conditions in terms of visibility.
[00:03:05] Arletis, very good recommendations, especially for
[00:03:08] our viewers who need to know how to leave
[00:03:12] home and all those precautions, I'll see you later,
[00:03:15] thank you very much, now we will indeed
[00:03:19] supervise how the traffic is this morning and we can
[00:03:22] see Interstate 5, the Highway 5 at the height
[00:03:26] of Stockton, we see that the view is a bit cloudy. and
[00:03:30] we still see how the traffic is moving, that's why it's very important that
[00:03:33] you take the precautions that Arletis just told you
[00:03:37] when you leave your house, there you can see how the traffic is
[00:03:41] flowing calmly with normality, this is
[00:03:44] highway five but this time at the
[00:03:47] occurred shortly after 4 height of Sacramento, so you already know, we can see that it's already a bit more visible, more
[00:03:51] clear, clearer view and however the traffic is flowing,
[00:03:55] get ready to leave, thank you very much for
[00:03:58] always being connected with... us here at Noticias en Demás Univisión California, now we are
[00:04:02] going to start with the information. As
[00:04:04] part of the efforts to protect the vote, Governor
[00:04:08] Dunson will deploy electoral lawyers and about a thousand volunteers
[00:04:11] in five key congressional districts. The federal Department of
[00:04:15] Justice will also send around 100 electoral
[00:04:19] observers nationwide. The measure comes
[00:04:22] amid tensions with the Trump administration over vote
[00:04:25] counting and citizenship verification of thousands of
[00:04:29] voters. And well, about
[00:04:32] about about 30
[00:04:35] million young people specifically between 18 and 29
[00:04:39] years old would be eligible to vote in these midterm
[00:04:42] elections and in search of knowing the opinions of young people I went to
[00:04:46] California State University here in Sacramento and learned the story
[00:04:50] of Diego who sees in the vote the possibility of giving
[00:04:53] a voice to Hispanics who cannot vote. Thank God
[00:04:57] this will be my first time voting. Diego
[00:05:01] future. We tell you what is a young Mexican who recently became a US citizen and his first time voting
[00:05:05] N Más Univisión Bay will be in these midterm elections. This vote is not
[00:05:08] for us, it is for our parents, brothers, uncles,
[00:05:12] aunts. future children, granddaughters, all the people
[00:05:15] who are following in our footsteps, he says he arrived when he was 5 years old
[00:05:19] from Guanajuato and since then his parents have
[00:05:22] dedicated themselves to working in the agricultural fields, I have also worked in the
[00:05:26] fields with them, it is hard work, but it is what my whole
[00:05:29] family has done and it has given me this future, education, now he is
[00:05:33] a US citizen, he studies at California State University in
[00:05:37] Sacramento and dreams of being a physical therapist, my career is
[00:05:40] long but I tell you it's a whole... process, but yes, keep improving
[00:05:44] as a person, keep contributing to my community. According to the
[00:05:47] California Institute of Public Policy, at least
[00:05:51] 44% of registered young people
[00:05:53] consider voting in these midterm elections to be
[00:05:57] more important, even than previous midterm
[00:06:00] elections. Our young people have to understand
[00:06:04] that we who are older are not going to be here all the time, Dolores
[00:06:08] Fuerte is no longer here with us, but we have the model
[00:06:11] to participate in this
[00:06:14] country. According to Circle magazine, for this electoral
[00:06:17] process, there are 3% more young people
[00:06:20] registered to vote than in the 2022 midterm
[00:06:24] elections, because economic decisions,
[00:06:27] education, immigration and environmental issues that would affect their
[00:06:30] future are at stake, but we also have to
[00:06:33] put all those voices into
[00:06:36] participating here in the United
[00:06:40] I hope, these are topics. It's
[00:06:43] very sensitive, perhaps uncomfortable for
[00:06:46] some, but it's crucial to have these conversations. Diego believes that
[00:06:49] more and more young people like him are dealing with more interest in
[00:06:53] topics like economics and politics and that these elections are proof of
[00:06:57] this and understanding different points of view and expressing how we
[00:07:00] feel, what needs to change, why and always
[00:07:04] having that, yes, having these conversations, it's very
[00:07:07] necessary
[00:07:10] and the invitation is that for you, just like Diego, be part of the
[00:07:14] elections that can influence your community, precisely by voting
[00:07:18] tomorrow, November 3rd, in the midterm
[00:07:21] elections. And now also changing information, the electoral office invites
[00:07:25] the public and the media to observe the precinct
[00:07:28] selection process for the manual count of
[00:07:31] 1% of the ballots from tomorrow's general elections.
[00:07:34] The selection will be on November 5th at 3 in the afternoon and the
[00:07:38] count will begin on November 9th at 10 in the morning.
[00:07:43] And changing information, Governor Gavy Newsom announced that the new
[00:07:46] building of the Labor and Workforce Development
[00:07:49] Agency will be named after Dolores Huerta, a historic union
[00:07:53] leader and civil rights advocate. This tribute
[00:07:55] recognizes her tireless struggle for agricultural workers, working
[00:07:59] families and social justice. The building,
[00:08:02] inaugurated in January 2026, houses
[00:08:05] approximately 2,500 state
[00:08:08] employees. And the Mayor of San Francisco Daniel Luri
[00:08:12] signed a new law to expand the historical
[00:08:15] protection of the place where the Compton's Cafeteria uprising occurred in
[00:08:19] 1966, one of the first acts of collective
[00:08:23] resistance by transgender people against police
[00:08:25] abuse in the United States. The new designation protects the entire
[00:08:29] building located at 101 Taylor
[00:08:33] Street and extends the period of historical importance by
[00:08:36] approximately 10 years. On the other
[00:08:40] hand, city and Sacramento County authorities
[00:08:43] approved moving forward with a controversial plan
[00:08:47] to convert 306 market-rate apartments into affordable
[00:08:50] housing for workers. The project contemplates the purchase of the
[00:08:53] Maven on Broadway complex located in
[00:08:57] Overland Park. Opened in 2022, the Sacramento Housing
[00:09:01] and Redevelopment Agency will consider final
[00:09:04] approval of the purchase on November 10th. The acquisition
[00:09:08] price has not yet been made public. In addition,
[00:09:11] two storage tanks containing a corrosive
[00:09:14] chemical used to disinfect Folsom's drinking
[00:09:18] water have been leaking for several months.
[00:09:22] Given the safety risks to workers and possible damage
[00:09:25] to treatment plant equipment, the City Council
[00:09:29] unanimously approved an additional expenditure of nearly
[00:09:32] 918 18, to replace
[00:09:35] the tank, and precisely, as I mentioned at the beginning of the show, today
[00:09:39] is the Day of the Dead and for Mexicans, death does
[00:09:43] not always mean a definitive farewell, in this celebration families
[00:09:47] honor and keep alive the memory of their loved ones through
[00:09:50] altars full of stories and meaning. Alicia Mireles
[00:09:54] has a beautiful story for us. Well, during this weekend
[00:09:58] in Sacramento, the cemetery took place where among
[00:10:01] tombs and altars, Mexicans in this
[00:10:05] city commemorated their loved ones who have
[00:10:08] passed away.
[00:10:13] we hug, we cry together
[00:10:16] and, but then the heart is
[00:10:19] happy, a piñata, Doritos
[00:10:22] and a small swing, they seem like objects.
[00:10:33] to tie the piñata and to hold it and
[00:10:37] that's why I put a piñata. Freddy died 11 years ago at
[00:10:40] 45 years old, he was cremated and does not have his own
[00:10:44] grave, that's why Delma decided to recreate one for him
[00:10:47] in the Sacramento cemetery, a space where remembering him
[00:10:51] she finds feelings that seem contradictory. I
[00:10:55] miss him a little less because I feel him
[00:10:58] here, but I also miss him more because he is not here, the Day of the
[00:11:01] Dead arises from the encounter between pre-Hispanic
[00:11:05] and Spanish traditions, with a belief that goes beyond
[00:11:08] remembrance, preparing the path for those who have
[00:11:12] departed to return. The aroma of cempasúchil is very important because it is
[00:11:16] in some way what guides the spirit of the souls that
[00:11:19] arrive at the altars and well, the candles mean the
[00:11:23] light that also illuminates the path to the altar, but that
[00:11:26] reunion does not have to be understood as a physical
[00:11:29] return, there is something more profound in this way of coexisting
[00:11:33] with death, it is rather a return, a bridge of connection of that
[00:11:36] living presence of its legacy,
[00:11:40] specifically on this day that is made to honor them,
[00:11:43] to celebrate them, because it is a celebration, because accepting
[00:11:47] that someone died does not mean stopping feeling them as part of
[00:11:51] our life, learning to live with that absence also. in
[00:11:55] time in the grieving process of healing, the
[00:11:59] farewell from the physical plane of our loved
[00:12:03] ones requires time, it requires a
[00:12:06] process, but once we are accommodating that
[00:12:09] presence, it remains alive and us. In Delma's offering there are several
[00:12:13] generations of her family and when she finishes placing the
[00:12:16] photographs, she usually stays alone in front of her
[00:12:20] grandparents. I start thanking them for having been with
[00:12:23] us. and giving us this life they gave us
[00:12:27] and it fills my
[00:12:31] heart
[00:12:34] and well, more than a tradition, a way in which Mexicans
[00:12:38] feel closer to those who have gone ahead of us on the
[00:12:42] path, happy Day of the Dead for Noticias en Nemas
[00:12:46] Univision California, Alicia Mireles,
[00:12:49] another upper trough will be pushing a frontal system tomorrow and
[00:12:52] leaving us with bad weather, so the rains are back in some sectors, I'll tell you about that in a
[00:12:56] minute, our doors as a temporary
[00:13:00] emergency shelter and we attended to more than 100
[00:13:03] people, the first night we had 120 people
[00:13:07] who were given dinner, a bed to
[00:13:11] sleep in, and a Fresno church seeks to help families who lost
[00:13:14] everything after the heavy rains in Ensenada, Baja
[00:13:17] California
[00:13:20] and precisely that's how the roads are at the height of Lathrop at
[00:13:23] 6:13.
[00:13:55] impose new taxes on your personal assets, including your retirement
[00:13:59] and savings accounts, and a yes vote on Proposition
[00:14:02] 42, protects your savings and retirement, whether
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[00:14:09] firefighters, veterans, small businesses and working
[00:14:13] families say yes, vote yes on
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[00:15:22] San Francisco Symphony, children's tickets half price, visit
[00:15:25] sfsymphony.org
[00:15:28] for your tickets. True love is infinite,
[00:15:31] unforgettable. Ariel and I would have had the perfect
[00:15:35] life, but it wasn't like that.
[00:15:38] They tried to steal my innocence,
[00:15:41] I lost my father, my daughter,
[00:15:44] and I live bound to a man I do not love,
[00:15:48] now that Ariel is back, I will fight to recover our
[00:15:52] infinite love, infinite love, grand
[00:15:55] premiere Monday, November 9th at
[00:15:58] Univision, this year had good days and others
[00:16:02] that tested us, but here we are working,
[00:16:06] taking care of our own. helping each other,
[00:16:08] building a future, today let's celebrate those who walk
[00:16:12] by our side, hello friend Glory, I'll wait for you here at
[00:16:16] Amor 100.3 from Monday to Saturday from 10 to
[00:16:19] 3,
[00:16:27] thank you for being with us again, we are going to check how the
[00:16:30] roads are this time at the height of the city of Turlock, greetings, greetings to all
[00:16:34] our audience there, this is at the height of the highway.
[00:16:38] 99 near Taylor Avenue, but now we are also going
[00:16:41] directly with our colleague Arletis
[00:16:45] Roque so that she can tell us how the weather conditions
[00:16:48] week, for today,
[00:16:52] because winter has already arrived, we already had to change our
[00:16:55] wardrobe, it is also very important to know what the
[00:16:58] temperatures will be like, tell us,
[00:17:02] look, I reiterate good morning to everyone, this is how we are starting, at this time the
[00:17:06] temperatures outside are still in the 40-degree
[00:17:09] range, even some sectors are below 40 degrees, Santa
[00:17:13] Rosa, 39 degrees currently, we have a very
[00:17:16] cold start, some cloudiness is present, the clouds
[00:17:20] will stay with us for much of the day and note that this afternoon the
[00:17:23] temperatures should not be exceeding the high 60
[00:17:26] degrees, so it will feel a bit cold also during the
[00:17:30] afternoon hours, we generally have a high pressure ridge that will
[00:17:34] be controlling the weather conditions, but over the Pacific. there is a low
[00:17:40] the atmosphere that will be moving over our region from
[00:17:45] cold front to the surface and generating unstable conditions and
[00:17:48] I'm talking about the return of the rains, although it will not be for all
[00:17:52] coastal sectors to the north of the state,
[00:17:55] also the San Francisco Bay Area and the Sacramento Valley would start
[00:17:59] activity, light to
[00:18:02] locally heavy rain in some sectors of the valley also in the Bay
[00:18:06] Area, tomorrow afternoon that activity would start to be a bit more
[00:18:10] scattered and an improvement in the weather conditions from night
[00:18:13] to Wednesday with slightly drier conditions, in mountainous
[00:18:17] areas snow is also expected, at higher elevations those
[00:18:21] accumulations could be close to an inch or
[00:18:24] locally exceed an inch in terms of snow and in terms of precipitation
[00:18:28] activity, rains that could be between 0.1 inches to
[00:18:32] half an inch of localized character, so it is a large
[00:18:35] part of what would be the Bay Area
[00:18:37] to the Sacramento Valley and the north where those accumulations are expected without major
[00:18:41] impacts in general on our roads and I was telling you that some sectors of the
[00:18:44] Sierra could also be receiving some snow with very limited
[00:18:48] impacts in terms of temperature behavior tomorrow Tuesday
[00:18:52] we could even be left with lower temperatures in the afternoon and
[00:18:56] practically in the valley areas also in the Bay Area the
[00:18:59] maximums could stay in the low 60 degrees especially due to the
[00:19:03] rain activity and the cloud cover that will be preventing
[00:19:07] temperatures from rising much and for Wednesday with a more stable
[00:19:10] weather pattern, many areas could almost reach 70
[00:19:13] degrees in the afternoon. Thank you very much Arletis, now
[00:19:17] we are going to change information because a church in the city
[00:19:20] of Fresno seeks to help families who lost everything after
[00:19:24] the heavy rains in Ensenada, Baja California, this in Mexico, this
[00:19:28] as a consequence of the El Niño phenomenon, today solidarity
[00:19:31] can make a difference for those who try to
[00:19:34] start anew. Dani Tayupo tells us how to join
[00:19:38] this cause. On the night of October 9th, the force of the rains changed
[00:19:42] the lives of dozens of families in Ensenada in Baja California, in a
[00:19:45] matter of hours, homes that represented years of effort,
[00:19:48] were severely damaged and many people were left without a safe place
[00:19:52] to live. I spoke with David Escobar, director of the Campo
[00:19:55] de Esperanza Community Center in Baja California, he told me how they
[00:19:59] responded to the arrival of dozens of people seeking refuge. We opened
[00:20:03] our doors as a temporary emergency
[00:20:06] shelter and attended to more than 100 people, the first night
[00:20:10] we had 120 people, who were given dinner,
[00:20:14] a bed to sleep in, but help also
[00:20:17] comes from Fresno, where solidarity seeks to cross
[00:20:20] borders. Jorge Dueñas says that in June
[00:20:23] volunteers built two homes in Baja California to provide
[00:20:27] a stable home for two families. He states that one of those structures
[00:20:30] was flooded and practically in ruins. This Fresno
[00:20:34] church does not participate in building homes every year, but another
[00:20:37] part since 2002 the Campo de Esperanza community center supports
[00:20:41] with food, educational programs and
[00:20:45] housing construction and currently we have the
[00:20:49] huge support of an organization called
[00:20:52] Village Chop International, they were
[00:20:56] specially constituted to support Campo de Esperanza here in
[00:20:59] Mexico and it is a non-profit organization
[00:21:03] in the United States, in fact we are located in Visalia, according to
[00:21:06] Escobar, several of these affected homes were built with
[00:21:09] the support of this organization, but the losses are not only
[00:21:13] material, it has been an emotional shock for all of us who experienced
[00:21:16] this, because unfortunately we were not
[00:21:20] prepared for such heavy rain here in Ensenada. Now, after opening its doors as a temporary
[00:21:24] shelter, the center seeks more support for families affected by the
[00:21:28] rains. Although the community has responded with donations of
[00:21:31] food, water, clothing and blankets,
[00:21:34] the needs are still many. Escobar states that the rains left
[00:21:38] losses and damages estimated at more than 50 million dollars in the
[00:21:41] region, although there is still no exact figure of the affected
[00:21:44] families. Still needed, so if you have the opportunity I invite
[00:21:48] you to continue helping us. because there is still much to
[00:21:52] do, moments from the FDA
[00:21:55] plans to update the nutritional requirements for infant formula for
[00:21:59] the first time in 30 years and also, a new
[00:22:02] study suggests that voting could be related to a lower
[00:22:05] possibility of premature death, we'll be
[00:22:08] right back,
[00:22:10] how are you my people, I'm Freddy Zapata, the one who accompanies you in the afternoons here on
[00:22:14] Latinomix, ambiguous language is bad in homework and
[00:22:17] worse in a law, Proposition Rent allows politicians
[00:22:20] to expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:22:24] voter approval, there are no controls or
[00:22:27] supervision, most of the money can remain with health
[00:22:30] insurers instead of doctors' offices and
[00:22:33] clinics, we don't just teach subjects, we teach
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[00:22:40] doctors and unions in voting no on 40 for
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[00:25:15] Hello, I'm your friend Glory Bella and I'm waiting for you here on Amor 100.3 from Monday to
[00:25:18] Saturday from 10 to 3. Thank you for continuing with us, a federal
[00:25:22] judge ordered to stop immigration detentions based
[00:25:26] solely on racial stereotypes in seven counties in Southern
[00:25:29] California. Tayanis López explains what this decision
[00:25:33] means and what are the rights of the
[00:25:35] community. Walking down the street, looking for a job, having
[00:25:38] a Latino appearance are not, by themselves, sufficient reasons for federal
[00:25:42] agents to detain a person. This way of
[00:25:46] saying that this person may not have documents because
[00:25:50] of the color of their skin or the language they are speaking, that is
[00:25:53] illegal, as established by a new preliminary court order that applies
[00:25:57] in seven counties in Southern California, Riverside, San
[00:26:01] Bernardino. Orange, Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo, Santa
[00:26:05] Barbara and Ventura. This decision stems from a lawsuit
[00:26:08] filed by individuals and organizations such as the ACLU and
[00:26:12] the National Day Laborer Network.
[00:26:14] They collected all the evidence against these
[00:26:17] thugs, these criminals, what they are
[00:26:20] doing, breaking up
[00:26:23] families. This decision, which I think is
[00:26:26] important to note, is that there are almost 10 pages of
[00:26:29] 80. that talk about the statements of
[00:26:33] people in detention, these are people who were already
[00:26:36] arrested and their stories saying what
[00:26:40] really happened. For its part, the community can continue
[00:26:43] contributing to documenting possible violations,
[00:26:46] it is important that you please contact us at the Southern California
[00:26:50] ACLU or
[00:26:53] Chirla or Indef who are part of this
[00:26:56] lawsuit to document these incidents
[00:27:00] and to monitor that this order is complied with, but what
[00:27:03] to do if immigration agents intercept you while walking or
[00:27:06] driving your car, just say I want to talk to my lawyer,
[00:27:10] even if you don't have a lawyer, it's very important not to run,
[00:27:14] because running creates the pretext to say,
[00:27:17] look, if someone runs, they are breaking the
[00:27:20] law. And in minutes a federal judge blocked
[00:27:23] a Trump administration measure that
[00:27:26] forced seriously ill people to prove they could not
[00:27:30] work to maintain Medicaid.
[00:27:51] Proposition 37 reduces the costs of buying a
[00:27:55] home for the family. 37 reduces the required down
[00:27:59] payment from 20% to just 3%.
[00:28:03] And with low interest rates, it also reduces
[00:28:06] your family's monthly expenses, low down
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[00:28:13] yes on Proposition 37 so that
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[00:29:57] Hispanics, on N+ Univision we will be at the
[00:30:01] scene of the news. Instant results,
[00:30:04] correspondents, more voices, perspectives and debates this hour of the Latino
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[00:30:12] you, inform yourself with someone who lives the same as you,
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[00:30:21] Hello, I'm your friend Glory Bella and I'm waiting for you here on Amor 100.3 from Monday to
[00:30:24] Saturday from 10 to
[00:30:26] 3.
[00:30:30] Starting this morning, there is a dense fog warning, especially in the
[00:30:34] San Joaquin Valley, I'll tell you about that
[00:30:36] later.
[00:30:40] And a printing error of election ballots in Fresno
[00:30:44] County could affect voters.
[00:30:47] votantes.
[00:30:49] And a federal judge blocked a Trump administration measure that forced seriously
[00:30:53] ill people to prove they could not work to maintain
[00:30:56] Medicaid. And the new generations are seeing voting as an
[00:31:00] alternative to guarantee the
[00:31:03] they say: welcome to NMAS Univision California
[00:31:06] news, it's 6:30 in the
[00:31:09] morning, today is Monday November 2nd, the day before the
[00:31:13] elections, so get ready to...
[00:31:15] vote, but precisely we are going to see how the weather conditions are
[00:31:18] for today and we are connecting with our colleague Arletis
[00:31:22] López.
[00:31:24] Good morning Reinaldo, a pleasure to accompany you and I tell you that we are
[00:31:28] starting this Monday with a dense fog warning, not for the entire
[00:31:32] region, but rather for the counties in the San Joaquin
[00:31:36] Valley, including Fresno, including Tuler County, including
[00:31:39] Kier County, and what this dense fog warning means is that we will have
[00:31:43] favorable conditions in the course of these first hours of the morning
[00:31:46] to have visibility affected below a quarter of a mile, although
[00:31:50] widespread dense fog banks are not expected, we could
[00:31:54] be having scattered areas with affected
[00:31:57] visibility and basically what you have to do if you have to leave home early
[00:32:00] is drive with extreme caution, you could be
[00:32:04] encountering those stretches on the road, as I said, with reduced
[00:32:07] visibility, so you have to increase the distance between your vehicle, between your
[00:32:11] car and the car in front of you, you have to leave more slowly, also leave
[00:32:15] earlier from home so that you could be encountering
[00:32:18] delays if visibility is very affected in Fresno in the early
[00:32:22] hours of the morning, we will be starting with temperatures that will
[00:32:25] leave us with quite cold weather, I repeat, visibility may be
[00:32:28] affected also in the case of Sacramento with reduced
[00:32:32] visibility, temperatures still below 60 degrees until 10 AM
[00:32:36] and for San Francisco, you see how temperatures will also remain in that
[00:32:39] mid-to-high range of 50 degrees, thank you
[00:32:42] Arletis Roque for that important information and
[00:32:46] recommendations, now we are going to monitor how
[00:32:49] the roads are today, this is Highway Five
[00:32:53] at the height of Sacramento, at the height of Floring
[00:32:56] Road, we see that everything is clear, the time change is
[00:33:00] working quite well, traffic is flowing normally, so
[00:33:03] prepare to go to your work, your destination
[00:33:07] and now we are going to go with the
[00:33:10] grove at the height of 99 at the height of the grove,
[00:33:14] a beautiful sunrise, actually what you can see is quite clear,
[00:33:17] suitable to start the day with a good attitude.
[00:33:21] Now we are going to change the information
[00:33:24] because nine people have died after a private plane crashed in Palm
[00:33:28] Beach County in southern Florida. The
[00:33:31] jet had taken off from Austin, Texas and was headed to the
[00:33:35] Bahamas when it crashed this Sunday
[00:33:39] and exploded in a huge fireball, near homes and a very
[00:33:43] busy highway. The causes of the accident are still
[00:33:47] unknown, this is information that is still developing and we will
[00:33:50] give you more details as soon as we have more
[00:33:53] information about this, and precisely yesterday
[00:33:56] Sunday a preventive lockdown was activated at Valley
[00:33:59] Children's Hospital in Madera County after the
[00:34:03] medical center received a threatening call.
[00:34:07] The Sheriff's office deployed agents to investigate the
[00:34:11] situation and protect patients, families and
[00:34:14] staff. Authorities clarified that there was no ongoing attack,
[00:34:17] during the lockdown, the hospital temporarily suspended the reception of
[00:34:21] patients and diverted cases arriving by land or
[00:34:25] air. At this time the lockdown was completely
[00:34:28] lifted, however they are still investigating what
[00:34:31] caused it. The lifeless body, on the other hand,
[00:34:35] of a man was found this Sunday under the Howe
[00:34:38] Avenue bridge here in Sacramento, according to the police,
[00:34:42] agents responded to a medical emergency call in the 100
[00:34:46] block of Howe Avenue. Despite efforts to save his
[00:34:49] life, the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
[00:34:53] And one person was injured after being hit by a vehicle
[00:34:57] this Sunday in Visalia. According to the police, the accident
[00:35:02] in the morning near Money Boulevard and Peach
[00:35:06] Avenue. So far, authorities have not
[00:35:09] confirmed the victim's condition or the circumstances
[00:35:13] of the accident. Now we are precisely
[00:35:16] going to talk to you about a federal judge in California
[00:35:20] who prohibited the Trump administration from threatening
[00:35:24] election officials with criminal prosecution, a decision that is
[00:35:27] added to other judicial measures heading into tomorrow's
[00:35:30] elections. Ana María
[00:35:32] Cañizales has the story.
[00:35:36] Abstain from pressuring election officials before the midterm
[00:35:39] elections. This is what a last-minute
[00:35:43] court ruling has ordered the Trump administration to stop its warnings of
[00:35:47] criminal trials for election workers if they process
[00:35:50] ballots that the government has questioned. At the same time, Judge
[00:35:54] Trina Thompson of the Northern District of California ordered the
[00:35:58] Departments of Justice and Homeland Security not to
[00:36:01] threaten, intimidate, or coerce state or local election officials
[00:36:05] or workers to demand that they stop
[00:36:09] processing ballots, based on a ballot
[00:36:12] belonging to a person who is not eligible to
[00:36:16] vote. According to electoral experts, the decision is a
[00:36:19] setback for the president, in his desire to question the
[00:36:22] eligibility of thousands of voters, a very, very
[00:36:25] well-thought-out strategy to delegitimize the electoral
[00:36:29] results, no, he knows he won't be able to
[00:36:32] do it, the judges will stop these
[00:36:36] decisions and these pressures they are receiving from the Department of
[00:36:39] Justice. The president reacted to Judge Thomson's
[00:36:42] decision, on his Truth Social account he wrote, why
[00:36:46] would they refuse to fix election fraud, that's like the
[00:36:49] rigged and stolen elections of 2020. We will continue
[00:36:52] our years-long fight for electoral integrity,
[00:36:55] he added. The message that the elections,
[00:36:59] it's not true, if they harm him, have been elections
[00:37:03] that have not followed due process. The
[00:37:06] Department of Justice has sent letters to election officials and
[00:37:10] local officials across the country, warning them of criminal penalties,
[00:37:14] despite the fact that they have indicated that the lists of alleged non-
[00:37:17] citizens are not reliable. Thank you
[00:37:20] Ana María and a printing error affects a limited number of
[00:37:24] ballots in Fresno County. The machines show the name of the Flouler
[00:37:28] School District instead of Fresno, however,
[00:37:31] authorities assure that the vote will be counted
[00:37:35] correctly and those who want to avoid this error can request
[00:37:38] an on-demand printed ballot at any polling place, mail-in
[00:37:42] ballots are not affected. On the other hand, the
[00:37:46] cost and availability of home insurance are one of the main
[00:37:49] concerns in California, especially in fire-prone
[00:37:53] areas. In these elections, voters will also elect the
[00:37:57] insurance commissioner, a key position for consumer
[00:38:01] protection. Michel Benítez presents the profiles of the
[00:38:04] candidates and their proposals. The position of
[00:38:07] California Insurance Commissioner will be at stake in the
[00:38:10] November 3rd elections, on the
[00:38:14] Allen will face each other with a different vision that seeks to resolve the
[00:38:18] insurance crisis in the state.
[00:38:21] Asian-American studies at
[00:38:27] Stanford University, later he obtained his law degree at
[00:38:30] U.C. Berkeley, he was supervisor of San Francisco between
[00:38:34] 2011 and 2019 and presided over the City Board of
[00:38:38] Education. Now he seeks to transform the insurance system with a proposal for
[00:38:42] public disaster insurance with fire
[00:38:45] and flood coverage. He also proposes expanding the State
[00:38:49] Low-Cost Auto Insurance Program.
[00:38:52] For his part, Ben Allen was born
[00:38:55] in Santa Monica, California, he graduated from Harvard University,
[00:38:59] obtained a master's degree in Latin American studies from Cambridge
[00:39:02] University and a law degree from UC Berkeley, he has been a state
[00:39:06] senator since 2014 and presided over the Santa Monica Malibu
[00:39:10] School District Board. Among his recent proposals are low-interest
[00:39:13] loans to reinforce homes against fire and protections for
[00:39:17] homeowners at risk of losing their coverage. Allen seeks to reform the
[00:39:21] current market, promote collaboration with insurers and
[00:39:24] promote. One of their biggest differences is
[00:39:37] the role the state should play in the growing insurance crisis. He
[00:39:41] wants the government to offer its own disaster insurance,
[00:39:44] he also proposes closer monitoring of insurers to
[00:39:48] prevent abuses and help make insurance more
[00:39:51] accessible, while Allen proposes that more companies
[00:39:54] want to insure homes in California and that
[00:39:57] homeowners reduce the risk of fires with improvements to their homes, thus
[00:40:01] he hopes there will be more insurance options and that prices will be more
[00:40:05] accessible. Michel Benítez, news,
[00:40:08] N+Univisión. Interesting profiles, in the end the
[00:40:11] decision is yours. And precisely millions of people could
[00:40:14] pay up to 25% more in 2027 for their
[00:40:18] Obamacare health insurance. Sofía la Chapel tells us what other
[00:40:22] alternatives she has and why the costs are increasing.
[00:40:25] If you have a health plan in the health
[00:40:28] market, you may be one of those who would have to pay more for your medical coverage for
[00:40:32] 2027, it's not just that they won't be able to
[00:40:36] pay, right now anyone who is neither a
[00:40:39] resident nor a citizen will be able to apply
[00:40:42] for the tax credit, if the person wants Obamacare, they will
[00:40:46] have to pay the full price of that Obamacare,
[00:40:50] so a household that is composed of three people, four
[00:40:53] people, we are talking about a minimum of a thousand and something
[00:40:57] dollars. The rates for 2027 have already been finalized in
[00:41:00] 37 states and in Washington D.C. with an increase in premiums
[00:41:04] ranging from 10% in states like New York and
[00:41:08] Florida, in other cases, exceeding 25% for
[00:41:11] residents in Arizona. Given this worrying
[00:41:15] scenario, there are alternatives that could help
[00:41:18] you not lose medical coverage. For that, there are
[00:41:21] discount plans. What is a discount plan? It will not offer
[00:41:25] 100% of the benefits of a health insurance like
[00:41:29] Obamacare, but a discount plan will offer you
[00:41:32] that for certain medical visits to primary doctors and
[00:41:36] specialists, a certain amount, we can talk about three to five
[00:41:40] visits a year, you will get a discount or
[00:41:43] a fixed copay. Almost 3 million people left
[00:41:47] the Obamacare health insurance market during
[00:41:51] 2026. By June, only about 20
[00:41:54] and a half million people were still enrolled in the insurance
[00:41:57] market. It is estimated that another 5 million people
[00:42:01] could lose their health care law insurance due to the
[00:42:04] increase in costs, the persistent
[00:42:08] effects of the loss of subsidies and the new
[00:42:11] restrictions imposed by the Donald Trump
[00:42:15] administration, a new requirement that is added is that you will
[00:42:18] have to pass an even stricter verification to be able
[00:42:22] to prove your identity.
[00:42:26] Mostly cloudy skies for this afternoon
[00:42:29] and from tomorrow the instability increases, the probabilities of
[00:42:33] rain will be possible in some regions
[00:42:36] and
[00:42:38] that's how the roads look, well, there we can see that
[00:42:42] plants could even have the knowledge
[00:42:46] to be able to communicate with people,
[00:42:51] of El Grove city on Highway 99, quite clear, a
[00:42:55] beautiful sunrise for you to be able to leave with a lot of
[00:42:58] energy to your
[00:42:59] work,
[00:43:06] what does it mean to vote yes on Proposition 42,
[00:43:10] yes, it prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on your
[00:43:13] personal assets, including your retirement and savings
[00:43:16] accounts, and a yes vote on Proposition 42
[00:43:20] protects your savings and retirement, whether it's an
[00:43:23] IRA, 401k or pension, that's why
[00:43:26] firefighters, veterans, small businesses and working
[00:43:30] families say yes, vote yes on
[00:43:33] 42, protect your retirement and your savings, this
[00:43:36] game doesn't slow down, it's sprint after
[00:43:40] sprint, every loose ball, every second chance,
[00:43:44] is falling to the ground and getting up again, defending
[00:43:47] together, attacking together, playing for the
[00:43:50] teammate next to you, for the coaches who push
[00:43:52] you, for the parents who believe in you and for more than 70
[00:43:56] years, the local sporting goods store that has been part of every
[00:44:00] hard-won moment, big brands, big
[00:44:03] savings, Big Five, ambiguous
[00:44:06] language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:44:09] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:44:12] expand the tax to anyone at any time, without
[00:44:16] voter approval, there are no controls or
[00:44:19] supervision, most of the money can remain with health
[00:44:22] insurers instead of clinics and
[00:44:26] offices, we not only teach subjects, we teach
[00:44:29] critical thinking, join Governor Newsom,
[00:44:32] educators, doctors and unions in voting no on
[00:44:35] 40. True love is infinite,
[00:44:38] unforgettable. Ariel and I would have had the perfect
[00:44:42] life, but it was not like that.
[00:44:45] They tried to steal my innocence,
[00:44:48] I lost my father, my daughter,
[00:44:51] and I live bound to a man I don't love. Now that Ariel is back, I will
[00:44:55] fight to reclaim our infinite love, infinite
[00:44:59] love, grand premiere Monday, November 9th at
[00:45:02] 10 on Univision.
[00:45:05] I come to file a complaint against...
[00:45:08] yes, that's what he's called, his side has all the
[00:45:12] money in the world, what happened was something
[00:45:16] serious, thank you for taking care of me, that's what I'm here for,
[00:45:18] daughter.
[00:45:20] There's nothing you can do, pa, I'm going to do
[00:45:23] everything I have to do so that nothing happens to you.
[00:45:27] Be a
[00:45:31] man.
[00:45:31] Turn on your radio to La Que Buena, besides, I'll
[00:45:36] give you tickets for the best dances. Ugly people spread the
[00:45:40] word. The weather conditions are being a topic of conversation because
[00:45:43] temperatures are changing, but it's our colleague Retis López, Arletis
[00:45:47] Rock, pardon me, I've changed your last name several times, Arletis, has the
[00:45:51] information to tell us about how the weather
[00:45:54] conditions will be this week.
[00:45:57] Of course, with pleasure, Reinaldo, and before
[00:45:59] talking about the atmospheric conditions, I also want to talk about the
[00:46:02] risk on the beaches that will be present during this day and at
[00:46:06] least until Tuesday, there are alerts in effect. Precisely because of the risk of those
[00:46:10] sudden waves and also the risk of rip currents or ocean currents, so
[00:46:14] we have this declaration in effect for all our beaches
[00:46:17] until tomorrow Tuesday night and now yes, talking about the atmospheric
[00:46:21] conditions starting with temperatures that leave us with
[00:46:24] cold weather outside, we have to bundle up and especially towards the afternoon
[00:46:27] we will be seeing temperatures a little closer to the high 60s,
[00:46:31] cloudiness present, but already waiting for
[00:46:34] a change in weather conditions, today will be dominated by this
[00:46:37] high pressure system, but tomorrow
[00:46:40] we will have the passage of a low pressure system with a trough that will be
[00:46:43] pushing a cold front on the surface and leaving us
[00:46:46] with more unstable conditions and by that I mean that the weather will
[00:46:50] deteriorate. Not for the entire region, but sectors of the Bay
[00:46:53] Area, the entire North Coast and the Sacramento Valley area, from
[00:46:56] early tomorrow could have widespread rains with moderate
[00:47:00] to locally heavy intensity, towards the afternoon
[00:47:03] they would begin to be much more scattered and eventually
[00:47:07] towards Tuesday night and Wednesday we will have
[00:47:10] quite calm conditions, weather with a
[00:47:13] slightly drier environment, the possibility of snow also in areas of
[00:47:16] mountains, accumulations that are
[00:47:19] projected to be even above or below the average
[00:47:23] inch, so no major impacts are expected on our roads, and as for snow,
[00:47:27] also very limited impacts, the highest points
[00:47:30] could be having accumulations of an inch slightly
[00:47:34] higher. Thank you very much, Arletis Roque
[00:47:38] hand, we are going to tell you about the
[00:47:42] Food and Drug Administration of the United States, the
[00:47:44] FDA proposes
[00:47:48] infant formula. This is the first review of
[00:47:52] nutrients in almost 30 years, the first phase contemplates
[00:47:55] modifications in four of the 30 mandatory
[00:47:58] nutrients: iodine, manganese, vitamin A and
[00:48:01] vitamin D. The proposal would triple the minimum
[00:48:05] amount of iodine from 5 to 15 micrograms, due to
[00:48:09] its importance for brain development and the production of
[00:48:12] thyroid hormones. On the other hand, look, this is quite
[00:48:15] interesting, a new study suggests that voting could be
[00:48:19] related to a lower probability of premature
[00:48:22] death. The research published in The Journals of
[00:48:26] Gerontology found that older adults who
[00:48:29] voted in the 2008 and 2012 presidential elections
[00:48:33] had a risk of premature death approximately
[00:48:36] 26 and 32%
[00:48:38] lower, respectively, until 2023. The study analyzed
[00:48:42] health data and electoral records of some
[00:48:45] 4,200 older adults in Wisconsin, so
[00:48:48] you know, it's important that you vote tomorrow. On the other
[00:48:52] hand, do plants hear us, adapt
[00:48:55] to our voices, create an emotional communion
[00:48:59] with us? This is what a
[00:49:02] recent study reveals, our colleague Brian Santiago will
[00:49:06] explain: and if plants could talk,
[00:49:09] well, a company claims
[00:49:13] they have been saying all this time, Electric Plant
[00:49:17] Co developed a technology that uses
[00:49:20] sensors to capture the natural electrical signals of
[00:49:23] plants, the devices are placed on the leaves of plants
[00:49:27] and record the changes that occur as they react to
[00:49:30] changes such as light, water,
[00:49:33] temperature and other conditions in their environment, these
[00:49:37] data are analyzed by artificial intelligence that
[00:49:43] the plant. The result is a kind of translator that
[00:49:47] converts this information into messages that are
[00:49:50] easier for users to understand. According to the developers, the
[00:49:54] technology could help improve plant care at home,
[00:49:58] but it could also have applications in agriculture and scientific
[00:50:01] research. In addition, the system allows observing in real
[00:50:05] time how plants respond to changes that occur
[00:50:09] around them. Of course, it is not about listening to words or having
[00:50:12] conversations with your garden, but if this technology demonstrates anything, it is
[00:50:16] that plants could be communicating much more than we
[00:50:19] imagined. Reporting for Noticias en el.
[00:50:30] This is how Highway 99 looks, quite clear,
[00:50:33] look at how the sunrise looks, but traffic is flowing, so get
[00:50:36] ready to leave with caution, Highway
[00:50:40] 80 at Douglas Boulevard, this is how traffic
[00:50:43] looks, if you are there, please get ready to leave
[00:50:47] with great care, check your rearview mirrors
[00:50:50] and of course keep your distance. The
[00:50:54] city of San Francisco, look at that beautiful landscape,
[00:50:57] how the Golden Gate looks at this height, we also see how
[00:51:01] traffic is flowing normally. It is important that you in the
[00:51:05] Bay Area prepare and be very careful when you
[00:51:08] leave.
[00:51:18] Digital Edition California, Monday to Friday from 12:30
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[00:51:26] in a law, Proposition 40 allows politicians
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[00:53:46] why did no one take this injury? Well, the truth is because no one was
[00:53:50] interested,
[00:53:53] turn on your radio to La Que Buena, also I give you tickets for the best jarifeos
[00:53:57] dances, spread the word, this
[00:54:02] the mountains, November arrived and with it the snow,
[00:54:06] quite beautiful this landscape looks, look how the cars go with
[00:54:09] great care because the snow could affect
[00:54:13] their, well, their way, quite beautiful this landscape looks, but
[00:54:16] we are going to change the tone of the information, it is that a family from
[00:54:19] Heyward was separated from their father, who was detained by ICE agents
[00:54:23] in Modesto last week, just as he was going
[00:54:26] to celebrate his birthday, Nicole Santos spoke with his
[00:54:30] relatives who today seek his freedom, here is his
[00:54:33] story. More than 40 years living in California and a
[00:54:37] life built with his children born in the United States prevented this
[00:54:41] Hayward resident from being arrested by immigration agents. He was going to celebrate his
[00:54:45] birthday, and with family
[00:54:48] and he had to spend it locked up in the
[00:54:52] AIS detention center. This father was detained on October
[00:54:55] 23, one day before his birthday, and is currently in a detention
[00:54:59] center in California City. In fact, when they stopped
[00:55:03] them, they asked why they were stopping him if he didn't do anything
[00:55:06] wrong, and they told them not to
[00:55:10] ask questions and only addressed my dad. She
[00:55:14] assures that her father has no criminal record, however, more than 20
[00:55:17] years ago her father had requested political asylum, which was denied and he received
[00:55:21] a deportation order. After leaving voluntarily, he returned to the country
[00:55:25] because at that time his children were minors, which is why they call
[00:55:28] on governmental leaders, we would like
[00:55:32] there to be something that would help our parents
[00:55:35] who only come to this country to
[00:55:39] work, to get their family ahead. I spoke with immigration
[00:55:42] lawyer Jorge Ríos, not affiliated with this case, who says the
[00:55:46] following about similar situations: ah, if it was only
[00:55:49] a voluntary departure, in that occasion, then if
[00:55:53] they re-enter, and immigration
[00:55:55] catches them, then there they do have the right to
[00:55:59] fight a case in front of a judge, as if they were never
[00:56:02] deported, more than anything because of the legal impact
[00:56:06] of a voluntary departure on a deportation
[00:56:09] order, and in the search for a legal resource, he recommends the following, the
[00:56:13] most important thing is to talk to a lawyer and there will be times when there will be
[00:56:17] no options, that is also important
[00:56:19] because sometimes a lawyer cannot work miracles
[00:56:23] unfortunately, we cannot change the laws, but we can let them
[00:56:27] know what their options are and tell them the truth and
[00:56:30] not give them false hopes, in the search for legal support, she and her sister with my
[00:56:43] All our relatives, we are all very sad and we miss him very
[00:56:46] much and we feel
[00:56:48] incomplete.
[00:56:51] Nicole Santos, news on Univisión
[00:56:54] California.
[00:56:56] Temperatures will recover a little more over the weekend and I will tell you the details
[00:57:00] about it before I
[00:57:01] say goodbye.
[00:57:10] Area, now we are
[00:57:12] more, stronger.
[00:57:15] Closer,
[00:57:18] cercanos,
[00:57:21] more united than
[00:57:22] ever.
[00:57:28] N+, Univisión, Bay Area.
[00:57:32] Now we are
[00:57:33] more.
[00:57:38] Imagine you have $100, what would you spend them on?
[00:57:41] Well, now imagine that those $100 belong to a community
[00:57:45] clinic. Prop 44 proposes.
[00:58:17] general idea of how the weather conditions are for today with our
[00:58:21] colleague Arletis Roque,
[00:58:25] yes, Reinaldo, look, today quite calm conditions, a cold
[00:58:28] morning, a cool environment in the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies, the
[00:58:32] most important change comes tomorrow, with the return of
[00:58:35] rains, the probabilities of rains will increase in San Francisco, for example,
[00:58:39] starting on Wednesday, drier conditions, and I want you to notice how the
[00:58:42] temperatures will recover a little more towards the weekend,
[00:58:45] we will be even closer to exceeding 70 degrees, leaving us with a slightly
[00:58:49] more pleasant environment in the afternoons, also for Sacramento, the
[00:58:53] rains increase tomorrow and practically the conditions will be dry
[00:58:56] starting on Wednesday as well, notice that tomorrow Sacramento could have a
[00:59:00] cold environment in the afternoon, maximums barely in the low 60s and
[00:59:04] 70s return in the afternoon starting on Friday, however, notice that the mornings
[00:59:08] will continue to be cold, the minimum temperatures in the mid
[00:59:11] to high 40s, for Fresno the chances of rain will be
[00:59:15] practically null, partly cloudy skies. quite
[00:59:18] cool temperatures, a quite cool environment as well, that gradual
[00:59:22] increase until the weekend with dry conditions, the mid 70s
[00:59:25] return on Sunday,
[00:59:28] thank you very much Arletis for that important information, we
[00:59:31] will see you tomorrow and thank you very much for
[00:59:35] joining us this morning, start your day
[00:59:38] remembering your family and of course start this
[00:59:41] new month with much enthusiasm, with much joy
[00:59:44] and this new week. We will
[00:59:48] leave you with this live image of the
[00:59:51] highways at the height of, let's see,
[00:59:55] Northstar Drive, there we can see how the highways are flowing normally,
[00:59:58] the snow, the snow is already covering our mountains
[01:00:02] and it will paint a beautiful landscape, have a
[01:00:05] happy day and of course remember to vote tomorrow,
[01:00:09] thank you very
[01:00:10] much.
[01:00:28] Good morning, it's Monday, November 2nd, today on
[01:00:32] Despierta América,
[01:00:36] time is running out, those are the pilot's last words aboard
[01:00:39] the private plane that crashed in Florida, moments
[01:00:43] after reporting ice and turbulence, we have images.
[01:00:52] Today is the last day of campaigning before the midterm elections and Trump
[01:00:56] reveals his strategy if he loses the majority in Congress.