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[00:00:00] Kellen Urcullo, I tell you that he assured us that his conscience is clear
[00:00:03] and that his next hearing before the judge is in October. If this seemed
[00:00:09] 4:55 impressive to you, this spiritual bridge, you can't miss
[00:00:11] p.m. and 5:10 next week where a daughter claims to be
[00:00:14] guilty of her father's death, just as
[00:00:18] County Sheriff's office on you hear, and you will see the answer that the
[00:00:20] spirit sent from the deceased. These are stories
[00:00:24] that you will only see here on Al Rojo Vivo, which we do with great
[00:00:28] respect and much affection for... all of you, until
[00:00:30] tomorrow.
[00:00:35] Now on your Telemundo 48 news, Bay Area authorities
[00:00:38] propose an initiative to limit the construction of immigration
[00:00:43] 68 degrees, more towards the center of detention centers in the region. We are going to explain how. In addition,
[00:00:46] they are offering a reward to find those responsible for the
[00:00:50] shooting in Morgan Hill, which claimed the life of a young man during a clandestine
[00:00:54] party. We tell you how the investigations are going. And
[00:00:57] just in time for back to school in the county. Meda is offering
[00:01:01] years. According to an investigation by free vaccines for children. We tell you where
[00:01:04] you should go. This
[00:01:06] is how we begin.
[00:01:09] This is your Telemundo
[00:01:11] 48 news.
[00:01:14] Hello, good Wednesday afternoon, mid- week. Dayana Monroy greets you with much pleasure.
[00:01:20] we're going to have at 5:30, please, what as well. And well, Thank you for joining us here on Telemundo 48. We are going to start
[00:01:23] immediately talking about the authorities of Santa Clara and also of
[00:01:26] San Mateo. In fact, they joined today to support
[00:01:30] a strategy, a San Jose strategy that would make it more difficult for
[00:01:34] immigration detention centers to be installed. We are going directly with
[00:01:38] Fatima Navarret, she is live. Fatima, I have two
[00:01:41] questions for you. I would like to understand how they intend to make
[00:01:45] it more difficult to build AIS centers,
[00:01:47] and also who else, what other counties want
[00:01:51] to join this proposal?
[00:01:55] Dayana, well, basically the city of San Jose intends to
[00:01:59] propose a moratorium and an ordinance to
[00:02:03] make it more difficult for ICE facilities to come
[00:02:06] here to the city. Today several local
[00:02:09] leaders from both Santa Clara County and San Mateo
[00:02:12] County, representatives from local
[00:02:16] minors return to organizations, as well as Congressman
[00:02:19] Sam Licardo came here to support this
[00:02:22] strategy. What they intend to do is establish stricter
[00:02:26] municipal codes that require permits for...
[00:02:30] zoning, land use, public hearings
[00:02:33] and other requirements that make the process more complex and longer
[00:02:37] for the federal government to open one of these facilities in San
[00:02:40] Jose. And since these ordinances
[00:02:43] with a new Toyota you're ready, even for what are not yet written, they also propose to implement a
[00:02:46] temporary moratorium so that no
[00:02:49] detention center can be approved until all
[00:02:53] these new rules are established. It must be
[00:02:56] said that cities and counties cannot
[00:03:00] completely prohibit federal facilities, but what
[00:03:03] they can do is use their municipal ordinances
[00:03:07] to complicate these processes. San Jose would be the
[00:03:10] first city in the region to propose this
[00:03:14] strategy, but San Mateo County also wants
[00:03:17] to join. Let's hear what Supervisor Noelia Corzo said
[00:03:21] residency and remember that at today. We have the
[00:03:25] local power to
[00:03:28] designate in which areas
[00:03:30] certain types of construction can be
[00:03:33] possible, and we have the power
[00:03:37] to say any center
[00:03:40] that is used to basically
[00:03:44] detain people has to have these very,
[00:03:47] very high requirements that can be almost impossible
[00:03:51] for
[00:03:54] them to really reach those
[00:03:57] requirements.
[00:04:00] And this proposal comes in the midst of the legal battle over the construction of a possible detention
[00:04:04] center near Gilroy, which today is paused due to the
[00:04:07] lawsuit filed by the state of California and Santa Clara County against the
[00:04:11] these local leaders intend
[00:04:15] to do is also prevent that
[00:04:18] project and other future projects from moving to other
[00:04:21] counties in the Bay Area. In the case of the city of
[00:04:25] San Jose, the municipal council will
[00:04:28] go take advantage. present these strategies next week
[00:04:31] before there is a vote so that they can finally be
[00:04:34] implemented. In San Mateo
[00:04:36] County, they also told us that they expect to propose
[00:04:39] this strategy on Tuesday at the supervisors'
[00:04:42] meeting. More details at
[00:04:45] ballot. They said they will 6. That's my live report from San Jose. Fatima Navarrete, Telemundo
[00:04:48] 48 News. Thank you, Fatima. Interesting strategy and also
[00:04:52] an interesting message to the immigrant community. Thank you very much. We will be
[00:04:55] attentive to see if it is finally achieved. And we
[00:04:59] continue. Speaking of immigration, or rather, what is done against immigration
[00:05:02] policies, look at these images. They are from San Francisco,
[00:05:07] temperatures, first I'm going to give you a quick look at what they are from this morning. In fact, a
[00:05:07] to authorities, the theft was reported at vigil was held in front of the immigration offices to honor the
[00:05:11] immigrants who have died at the hands of ICE. Then the group of
[00:05:14] people marched to Senator Alex Padilla's office to
[00:05:18] deliver a petition. They are seeking for ICE to allow
[00:05:22] contact visits at the California City detention center,
[00:05:25] and the FBI is working with the Santa Clara
[00:05:31] the investigation of the shooting that left one dead. This was at a clandestine party
[00:05:35] in Morgan
[00:05:35] Hill.
[00:05:45] Well, you heard it, they announced that a reward of
[00:05:48] $20,000 will be offered to anyone who provides information that leads to the
[00:05:51] identification and arrest of those responsible for the
[00:05:55] shooting where Desiderio Romero, only 18 years old,
[00:05:59] died. And today was the return to classes for hundreds of
[00:06:02] students from the popular East San Jose school. This comes
[00:06:06] after a court ruling temporarily saved it from
[00:06:09] being closed. In April, the East
[00:06:13] Side Union High School district revoked
[00:06:17] its operating authorization due to problems related to the
[00:06:21] credentials of some teachers. At 6 o'clock, we
[00:06:24] will tell you why there is still
[00:06:27] uncertainty among adults
[00:06:31] meanwhile, we will continue talking about the return to classes. The San Francisco Municipal
[00:06:34] Transportation Agency welcomed a new generation of school
[00:06:38] crossing guards. More than 100 people have been trained
[00:06:42] for... this new period. The agency assures that
[00:06:45] now, with all this staff, they now have
[00:06:48] enough staff to cover all necessary
[00:06:51] intersections and to keep students safe on their way to
[00:06:55] school. And a massive vaccination campaign is also
[00:06:59] being carried out precisely for minors before they
[00:07:03] finally go to classes. It started today and will continue until Friday
[00:07:06] in Alameda County. Let's go directly to Oakland. Pilar Niño tells
[00:07:10] us how to participate since these... said are completely
[00:07:13] free. There were six to a
[00:07:17] girl, four and two. Perla brought her three
[00:07:21] children today to the vaccination campaign that Alameda
[00:07:25] County is carrying out before
[00:07:29] classes. I had a good experience because they are very friendly,
[00:07:32] and very hygienic. She explained that she just finished arranging the children's
[00:07:36] papers and that they had just arrived from Mexico. This is the first time they
[00:07:40] have received their vaccines here in the United States. This clinic is part of the
[00:07:43] Alameda County Public Health Immunization Program,
[00:07:46] only for children under 18 years of age. It is a
[00:07:50] way to ensure that they are appropriately
[00:07:53] protected before entering a highly congregational
[00:07:56] environment like school. If they have
[00:07:59] medical, we give them their vaccines, and if they don't have any
[00:08:02] insurance, it's also completely free. Minors have access to all vaccines
[00:08:06] required by schools, in addition to others that are
[00:08:10] recommended but not mandatory.
[00:08:14] We offer the HPV vaccine to prevent the development of some
[00:08:17] cancers like cervical, we also offer against
[00:08:21] COVID-19 and influenza. Now the recommendation
[00:08:24] is to register to come, but if you can't, they will still
[00:08:28] attend to you. They also ask you to bring your record of
[00:08:32] previous vaccines. These young people, although not very
[00:08:35] smiling, were grateful. Well,
[00:08:38] painful, but necessary so that they don't get
[00:08:41] sick. Tomorrow they will also be giving free
[00:08:45] vaccines at 7:46 Grant Avenue in
[00:08:49] Oakland. They attend from 9 in the morning to 2 in the
[00:08:52] afternoon. On Friday they start at 10 at Marham
[00:08:56] Elementary School at 720 Craus
[00:08:59] Avenue. Working for you from Oakland, Pilar Niño,
[00:09:03] Telemundo 48 News. And well, the
[00:09:06] kids already have vaccines and can also get a haircut for
[00:09:10] back to school. And precisely for this return to school, the
[00:09:14] nonprofit organization is offering free haircuts for
[00:09:18] students in Oakland. The first appointment is on
[00:09:21] Saturday, August 7th, at the 81st Avenue Public
[00:09:24] Library from noon to 4 in the afternoon.
[00:09:28] There is a second appointment as well, it will be on Saturday, August 15th, at the
[00:09:31] Martin Luther King Library and it will be on International
[00:09:35] Boulevard. The time is the same, from 12 to 4 in the afternoon, so
[00:09:40] 5:09 p.m. and it's time to talk not only about the weather
[00:09:44] conditions, Orlando Aburque, I'll take advantage of you being here, but also to talk about how the earth moved a
[00:09:48] little, that's right, Dayana, good afternoon, greetings to everyone at home, it moved,
[00:09:52] but not here in the Bay Area, but we have to say it's a county north of our
[00:09:56] region, quite close, exactly, Mendocino County, in fact, for example, Sonoma
[00:09:59] County, which is the next county, is just south of it, we have to say that
[00:10:03] there was no perceptibility, despite the fact that it was a fairly important earthquake,
[00:10:07] 4.4, shallow, 4.5 km, that's nothing,
[00:10:10] it's very close to the surface, but no. we don't have perceptibility in the Bay, what we will
[00:10:14] feel is the heat in the coming days, Dayana, we're going to talk about that, about the
[00:10:19] is happening right now in our region, a very sunny afternoon,
[00:10:23] and that helps the temperatures increase, see San Jose 87
[00:10:27] degrees, Milpitas, 88 degrees the temperature at this moment, a little further south, if we
[00:10:31] move, we see Morgan Hill, Gilroy with those temperatures in the mid-90s, and
[00:10:35] that is the temperature pattern that will continue in the coming days, look towards the
[00:10:39] east of the Bay, Concord Mando 93 degrees, Antioch
[00:10:42] marking 95 degrees for the weekend, those temperatures will be
[00:10:46] quite close to three digits again towards the east of the Bay,
[00:10:49] Livermore marking at this moment temperatures in the 91s, completely sunny
[00:10:53] conditions as they were functioning in our region, along San Mateo
[00:10:57] we see temperatures in the 79s and we zoom in here to San
[00:11:01] Francisco, we see that contrast that characterizes the city of San Francisco, our
[00:11:04] coastal area, temperatures for example in the
[00:11:08] the city at the height of the mission 77 degrees, the temperature that is
[00:11:12] being recorded at this moment, all the north of the Bay also with that warm
[00:11:15] environment, temperatures in Santa Rosa for example, the 92 degrees also for Sonoma and
[00:11:19] Napa, marking those temperatures in the low 90s, now what
[00:11:23] will happen in the coming hours in the city of San Jose, see those temperatures that
[00:11:27] little by little will be descending during this night to the high 60s,
[00:11:31] quite pleasant, a completely clear night, but see this cloudiness,
[00:11:34] already from this morning that cloudiness returns, the marine layer
[00:11:38] returns and that is the change that we will be seeing day after day, at this moment as I was
[00:11:42] mentioning, very clear in much of our region, even in a good part of our coastal
[00:11:45] area, but that marine layer will be entering, we will have another
[00:11:49] dawn where cloudiness will be marking the conditions, of course on the coast, but
[00:11:52] we will see some cloudiness in San Jose as well. For Gish Morgan
[00:11:56] Hill we will be recording those cloudy conditions, now in the coming
[00:11:59] days the heat intensifies, as I was anticipating, those
[00:12:03] warmer conditions will return to much of the state of California, with the possibility that
[00:12:06] we will have an alert in our region, see the temperatures, Friday, Saturday,
[00:12:10] Sunday, our weekend, again the mid-90s
[00:12:14] for the city of San Jose and of course for San Francisco, I will be talking about those
[00:12:17] temperatures also a little higher to the mid-70s,
[00:12:21] now finally, not because I leave it for last does not mean
[00:12:24] that it is... less important, see these colors, a lot of smoke in the environment, I will be telling
[00:12:28] you what is happening with the air quality in our region, many active
[00:12:32] fires in the western part of the country, definitely, thank you very much,
[00:12:35] Orlando, we are going to a break, but when we return, Alameda County supervisors
[00:12:39] said no to the proposal that seeks to increase the minimum wage to
[00:12:43] $30 an hour, we are going to explain why and what will happen now
[00:12:46] and to reach their detention quota, now immigration
[00:12:49] agents are arresting a group of people who were not previously
[00:12:53] targeted, we tell you who they are, we also take
[00:12:57] this opportunity to insist that we are preparing a wonderful
[00:13:00] special in which we want to highlight the pride stories of our
[00:13:04] people, those people who have had a positive change in our
[00:13:07] city, in our life, in our community, those people who
[00:13:10] have an extraordinary story that deserves to be told, contact
[00:13:14] us with that name, tell us briefly the story in the QR code that
[00:13:18] you have there on the screen, it takes you directly to our WhatsApp, it can be your
[00:13:22] neighbor, a friend, an acquaintance, I know you are thinking of someone.
[00:13:25] Write to us.
[00:13:29] Telemundo 48 News. Working for
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[00:13:47] Call Sweet James. We are
[00:13:50] Radio Laser, a station dedicated to serving our Bay
[00:13:53] community. Dynamics of radio, the
[00:13:56] morning chat, the Piolín and Tarzán show and their
[00:14:00] shenanigans, here pure radio
[00:14:02] lacer for immigration, accidents or criminals, the united
[00:14:06] firm, the defender league, long day of work, Mario is
[00:14:10] heading home where his family is waiting for him, but today he faces an uncertain future,
[00:14:14] he knows that undocumented people fight against the odds, but he knows
[00:14:17] his rights and calls his lawyers from the defender league, with courage and
[00:14:21] skill, Paulina acts as a guardian and protector, safeguarding:
[00:14:39] Last night in Alameda County, supervisors
[00:14:42] decided to halt the plan to increase the minimum
[00:14:45] wage.
[00:14:50] Shame, those were precisely the words used and it was the reaction of
[00:14:54] community members who were present during the meeting. The measure
[00:14:58] would have gradually increased the minimum wage to $30 per
[00:15:01] hour in the unincorporated areas of the county, but the supervisors
[00:15:05] voted against sending the proposal to the November
[00:15:10] conduct a study on the economic impact this increase would have
[00:15:13] before any decision. We will be
[00:15:17] attentive and the postal inspection service is offering
[00:15:20] a reward of up to $150,000 for
[00:15:24] information leading to the arrest of those responsible for
[00:15:27] mail theft at the San Bruno post office. According
[00:15:32] the post office located on Huntin Avenue and
[00:15:36] four mail carriers were taken. Not only
[00:15:39] that, they also assaulted a postal employee. This incident occurred
[00:15:43] on July 30th between
[00:15:48] p.m. And
[00:15:51] on another topic, a South Bay hospital received national
[00:15:54] recognition by being named among the top 10
[00:15:57] hospitals in the country. U.S. News & World Report
[00:16:01] ranked the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center rehabilitation center
[00:16:04] eighth nationally in the
[00:16:08] rehabilitation specialty. This is the third
[00:16:10] consecutive time that Valleymet has been among the top 10
[00:16:14] in the country. Good for them. And Alameda
[00:16:17] County leaders unanimously approved a historic agreement to grant
[00:16:21] $1,300, in compensation to people who
[00:16:25] were displaced from Russell City near Hayward, this was
[00:16:28] in the early 1960s. At that time, the county
[00:16:32] used its eminent domain authority to force more
[00:16:35] than 1,400 people to leave their homes
[00:16:39] and make way for an industrial park. Eligible people must submit an
[00:16:43] application and payments are expected to begin in the
[00:16:47] coming weeks. And
[00:16:49] a Latino family who suffered the painful loss of their only
[00:16:53] son in a hit-and-run in Azusa, honored the
[00:16:56] young man's decision to donate his organs to give life to other
[00:16:59] patients. Dinora Pérez spoke with the parents and brings us the
[00:17:03] story. One by one, separated. The hallways of
[00:17:06] the Wend Legacy Medical Center in Azusa,
[00:17:10] some in uniform, others
[00:17:14] civilians wiping away their tears, while Brandon
[00:17:17] González was transferred on the stretcher to receive his last
[00:17:21] farewell before his a car accident, I had no idea how
[00:17:24] I, for my part, yes, it's true,
[00:17:27] it feels sadness, but at the same time
[00:17:31] blessed, as I mentioned, how many people showed him
[00:17:34] love. My son, and surely he had to
[00:17:37] sow that love to reap that love. About 50
[00:17:41] people, including friends and family, came to
[00:17:44] honor him. They touched his arm as a sign of the affection they
[00:17:48] had for him. He was the only son in the family. They describe
[00:17:51] him as noble, a serious young man,
[00:17:54] affectionate.
[00:17:55] Recently graduated from high school in
[00:18:01] the Antelope Valley, he had already been recruited as a
[00:18:05] member of the Marine Infantry.
[00:18:08] He had dreams until he was hit by a car in
[00:18:11] Lancaster last Monday, suffering very severe
[00:18:15] injuries. His family agreed to donate his organs, something that
[00:18:19] despite his young age he had told his mother, without
[00:18:22] imagining that it would happen when he was 18
[00:18:26] years old. His dream was to be a Marine and he also said
[00:18:29] that serving the country is saving lives.
[00:18:33] So I say perhaps he didn't do it through that service but he is doing it
[00:18:38] through what is his body. An American
[00:18:42] flag that was flown at the Capitol was sent to Los
[00:18:45] Angeles to cover his bed, with his parents
[00:18:48] by his side they honored him. It is to say goodbye to him as a hero
[00:18:51] because through his organs he can give life to other
[00:18:55] people and well, it is in honor of
[00:18:58] him. His parents received the flag to remember the ceremony he
[00:19:02] received before saying goodbye to him and strangers who
[00:19:05] will receive his organs and...
[00:19:08] will remember him forever, as the person who saved his
[00:19:12] life. Perhaps physically he will no longer be with us, but through other
[00:19:16] people he will continue to live, his heart will continue to beat.
[00:19:19] Dinora Pérez, Telemundo 48 News. What is
[00:19:23] this? Let's change the subject to tell you that the Pentagon says the National
[00:19:26] Guard will remain in the capital until January 2029 after the
[00:19:30] measure promoted by President Trump last summer to combat
[00:19:34] crime in the streets of Washington D.C. In fact, this
[00:19:37] Wednesday, the Washington Post reported that maintaining that
[00:19:41] deployment could cost $1.4
[00:19:44] billion extra to taxpayers. Democrats, for their part, accuse
[00:19:47] the Trump administration of militarizing the capital with
[00:19:51] public money. And it seems that more and more spouses
[00:19:55] and parents who are also members of the armed forces are being
[00:19:58] detained by immigration authorities, and this is precisely happening
[00:20:02] amidst monumental efforts being made by the
[00:20:06] Trump administration to arrest the largest possible number of immigrants.
[00:20:10] Randy Serrano has the details from Washington.
[00:20:13] The iron
[00:20:19] fist of immigration authorities is becoming heavier. The government of
[00:20:23] Donald Trump broke the record for the highest number of immigrant
[00:20:26] arrests last month with more than 51,
[00:20:30] 000 detentions, according to official data,
[00:20:33] the highest figure in the history of the Department of
[00:20:36] Homeland Security. It was to be expected that the
[00:20:39] number of people arrested, detained, deported
[00:20:43] would increase. In fact, they still haven't reached what they want to do, which
[00:20:47] is to reach the goal of 100,000
[00:20:50] people per month. This is an average of more than
[00:20:53] 1,600 arrests daily, and everything seems to indicate
[00:20:57] that the dramatic increase, part of the Trump administration's promise of mass
[00:21:01] deportations, will continue to rise.
[00:21:04] Last month, the Secretary of Homeland Security acknowledged that his agency
[00:21:08] was breaking records daily with more and more arrests of immigrants in the
[00:21:12] country and assured that more than 70% are
[00:21:16] convicted criminals or undocumented immigrants who have committed crimes.
[00:21:30] A US soldier whose wife was deported despite having protection and being in an immigration process for
[00:21:34] several
[00:21:34] years.
[00:21:40] This time they decided they would deport my wife and not wait for her, Trujillo
[00:21:44] said, speaking of the last of so many appointments they attended with the
[00:21:47] government for 4
[00:21:51] the Associated Press, more than 50 spouses or parents
[00:21:54] of military members have been detained by the government during Donald
[00:21:58] Trump's term, ignoring the protections that for
[00:22:01] years have been provided to immigrant families of
[00:22:04] military personnel. The number of people in government custody
[00:22:07] reached its highest point in January of this year, with
[00:22:11] just over 70,000 people,
[00:22:14] everything seems to indicate that that figure could increase very soon. In
[00:22:17] Washington, Randy Serrano, Telemundo.
[00:22:20] Thanks Randy, a break for the return, the famous singer
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[00:25:01] Yes, let's go directly with entertainment news with Elva Zaray to explain
[00:25:03] to us,
[00:25:05] hello, how are you, delighted to tell you what's happening in the entertainment world,
[00:25:09] they delayed the release date of Shandi
[00:25:12] Coms, once again, this after the fight in which the rapper was
[00:25:16] the protagonist, now the date shows that the rapper will not be
[00:25:20] released until February 20,
[00:25:22] 2028, at the moment Coms' representative has not
[00:25:26] spoken about it, but what we do know is that there was an altercation a few
[00:25:30] weeks ago that would have started after
[00:25:32] Coms received disrespect according to him
[00:25:36] and decided to take matters into his own hands,
[00:25:39] as reported by the TMC
[00:25:42] agency.
[00:25:44] Actor Mario Cimarro, who is in the middle of a divorce process, is
[00:25:48] being accused by his wife of alleged domestic violence, the
[00:25:52] actor was married to model Bronislava
[00:25:55] Gregusova for 8 years and they have a little girl
[00:25:59] together there through a statement on her Instagram
[00:26:02] stories, the model announced that she and her daughter Brianana are already
[00:26:06] in Slovakia after a
[00:26:08] judicial resolution to be there while the process continues
[00:26:12] where she feels safer and more comfortable.
[00:26:15] And yesterday in Operación Triunfo the judges commented
[00:26:19] on the evolution of the students and highlighted the growth they have
[00:26:23] had, emphasizing the preparation, discipline
[00:26:26] and effort that are obviously key to their dreams.
[00:26:30] Bisval reminded them of the importance of enjoying the
[00:26:33] journey and also making the audience
[00:26:36] enjoy their songs, right? So congratulations to all
[00:26:40] of them, and we are days away from the grand
[00:26:44] finale of Operación Triunfo, so you can't miss it, it will be
[00:26:47] completely live this Monday at 7:6
[00:26:51] Central on Telemundo and on screen are the participants who are looking
[00:26:54] to reach the semifinal, you can vote for your favorite,
[00:26:58] only eight of them will make it, so vote, vote, vote
[00:27:02] so that... your favorite doesn't get left out, those were the entertainment
[00:27:05] notes, I'm Elva Zaray, have a great day, thanks
[00:27:09] Elva, and well, César Bayona also joins, Top Chef ends, sorry, Operación Triunfo ends and Top Chef begins, and
[00:27:13] it begins, the food begins, exactly, August 11,
[00:27:16] August 11, everything ready for that, everything ready, how about we talk about what
[00:27:22] are we going to have, well, we're going to be talking about this park in our region that remains
[00:27:26] closed due to a flea
[00:27:29] infestation, well, soon, a doctor will offer us tips to protect
[00:27:32] children. The
[00:27:34] Vatican confirmed this Wednesday that in three months Pope
[00:27:38] Leo XIV will be traveling to Latin America. I have the
[00:27:42] details of the papal visit for you in just moments.
[00:27:45] So stay with us because we'll be back with this and more.
[00:27:49] After the break we leave you with these images
[00:27:52] of the Beijing.
[00:27:54] We like potluck
[00:28:05] parties, I brought guacamole, I brought the
[00:28:07] beans, I brought the meat for grilling, everyone wants
[00:28:11] to show off, that's why we go to Chávez Supermarket, there we find everything in one
[00:28:15] place, tomatoes, onions, chilies,
[00:28:18] good avocados, the best meat for
[00:28:21] grilling, very fresh and even the tortillas, everything to eat
[00:28:24] delicious, we love each other and we say it with a lot of flavor, but
[00:28:28] good flavor, Chavez Supermarket,
[00:28:32] good flavor. Good
[00:28:35] day everyone, today we talk about the Violence Against Women Act. We are
[00:28:38] joined by lawyer Letie from The United Firm, The Defender League.
[00:28:42] Welcome Leti. Thank you very much for inviting me. Yes, this law
[00:28:45] allows some victims of abuse to apply for legal
[00:28:49] status without the abuser's help and confidentially.
[00:28:52] And can you explain who can use this
[00:28:56] law? Yes, of course, victims of physical or emotional abuse,
[00:29:00] whether women or men by a citizen or resident spouse
[00:29:03] also parents of abusive children over
[00:29:07] 21 years old can qualify under certain
[00:29:10] conditions to file an application and what are the main
[00:29:13] benefits well you will be able to have a work permit,
[00:29:17] access to certain long-term benefits you can
[00:29:20] apply for permanent
[00:29:24] the defender league we do not judge, we help, thank you very
[00:29:27] much Leti,
[00:29:28] thank you.
[00:29:35] We invite you to discover the Presidio, San
[00:29:39] Francisco's National Park.
[00:29:42] Bring your own imagination,
[00:29:45] bring your own spirit of adventure. Bring your
[00:29:49] own talents. Explore miles of trails
[00:29:52] and over 1400 acres full of amazing
[00:29:56] experiences in a national park,
[00:30:00] a park of infinite possibilities. Just for
[00:30:03] you.
[00:30:06] Life is better with a best friend by your side, the one who
[00:30:10] keeps you moving and always knows when you need more
[00:30:13] love. Today, local shelters care for thousands of pets
[00:30:17] waiting for a connection. During
[00:30:20] August, NBC and Telemundo stations team up
[00:30:23] again with local shelters to help empty the
[00:30:27] shelters. Adopt or donate to an animal in
[00:30:30] need, because your best friend is
[00:30:32] waiting for you.
[00:30:36] Now at 5:30, efforts continue to put out the GANN fire
[00:30:40] burning in Calaveras County, we will tell you what new strategies
[00:30:44] firefighters
[00:30:46] will be using.
[00:30:48] This is your Telemundo California newscast at
[00:30:52] 5:30.
[00:30:54] Hello, how are you? Good afternoon, César Bayona and I am Dallana Monroy, thank you very much for
[00:30:58] having us here.