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[00:00:00] A park of infinite possibilities, just for
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[00:00:06] Life is better with a best friend by your side, the one who keeps
[00:00:10] you moving and always knows when you need more
[00:00:13] love. Today, local shelters care for thousands of
[00:00:17] pets waiting for a connection. During
[00:00:20] August, NBC
[00:00:23] figures show that so and Telemundo stations join again with local shelters to help empty the
[00:00:27] shelters. Adopt or help an animal in
[00:00:30] need, because your best friend is
[00:00:32] waiting for you.
[00:00:37] It's 5:30 now, efforts continue to put out the GAN
[00:00:41] that fire burning in Calaveras County, we will tell you what new strategies the
[00:00:45] firefighters
[00:00:46] are using.
[00:00:49] This is your Telemundo California newscast at
[00:00:52] 5:30.
[00:00:55] Hello, good afternoon, César Bayona greets you and I am Dayana Monroy, thank
[00:00:58] you very much for being here with us, in the company of your Telemundo California newscast. Let's
[00:01:02] talk about the firefighters, look,
[00:01:05] so you start to find what they continue to fight this fire, the GAN fire that, well, they say, they are also looking for new strategies
[00:01:09] to fight these flames, while the shelters
[00:01:13] continue to offer resources to the victims. Well, we immediately moved
[00:01:17] to that place, Naciel Pisano specifically, she is there in one of the
[00:01:20] shelters, Naciel, please, tell us what the situation is like
[00:01:23] there.
[00:01:27] Hello, good afternoon colleagues. I am indeed
[00:01:30] here at the temporary shelter located in
[00:01:34] Vale Spring where, well, so far it has been quantified
[00:01:37] that more than 20 people have come to seek
[00:01:40] support in this place, they have come to seek resources
[00:01:44] whether they want to take a shower, whether they are looking for
[00:01:48] food, since the managers of this shelter
[00:01:52] comment that they do not necessarily have to stay here in this
[00:01:56] place, but they can come and well, water is offered to them,
[00:02:00] food is also offered for pets, let me also tell
[00:02:03] you that according to information
[00:02:06] there and try to stay away from from Calfire, as of this morning, there was a 10% containment
[00:02:09] of the fire, due to the efforts carried out by firefighters in the town of
[00:02:13] Angels Camp, a camp was set up where teams from
[00:02:17] various parts of the counties have arrived, as well as
[00:02:20] first responders, totaling more than 1,600
[00:02:24] personnel working 24 hours
[00:02:27] to put out the flames in different shifts, the Calfire
[00:02:31] spokesperson explains that today firefighters
[00:02:34] towards what is the coastal area of the carried out new maneuvers to continue advancing in containing the
[00:02:37] flames.
[00:02:39] One specific operation today is that they are
[00:02:43] burning in front of the fire and that is to
[00:02:46] reduce it, it's a controlled burn, a safe
[00:02:49] operation where they are burning the fuel in front of the
[00:02:53] fire so that when it arrives in that area there is nothing
[00:02:57] left to burn, it's a strategy they use to
[00:03:00] ensure they can contain the
[00:03:02] fire.
[00:03:05] And well, Calaveras County authorities have
[00:03:09] reported that six at-risk zones have already been evacuated
[00:03:12] and four more are on warning for residents
[00:03:15] to evacuate the area. It is very important, they
[00:03:19] say and recommend at Calfire, that people
[00:03:23] bring all necessary items such as important documents like
[00:03:26] identifications. If they are
[00:03:29] already helped more than 3 million under medication treatment, they should bring their
[00:03:32] medication, otherwise here at the shelters, like at the Red
[00:03:35] Cross where I am, they can provide those medications
[00:03:39] and other available resources. For more information,
[00:03:42] people can inform themselves through the official
[00:03:45] pages of Calaveras County. This is my report so
[00:03:49] far, I am Nacieli Pisano, I return to you in the studio, thank you very
[00:03:52] much Nacieli, we are already talking about 9,000 acres, no, so if there is an evacuation
[00:03:56] order, we know that uncertainty strikes, but we must
[00:03:59] leave immediately. And we have always told you, always be ready with
[00:04:02] an emergency backpack, Nacieli, thank you very much for
[00:04:06] your live report, thank you, thank you, and precisely the weather conditions, the weather conditions
[00:04:10] are one of the many factors that also exist in the
[00:04:13] fight against fires, right, that's right and we are already seeing
[00:04:17] our meteorology center Orlando Aúrquia, tell us what is expected for
[00:04:20] this day, for these coming days, Dayana
[00:04:24] César, you have said it very well, the meteorological conditions are only
[00:04:27] one of the elements that, of course, are favorable conditions for fires to occur,
[00:04:31] at this moment and in the coming days we will still maintain
[00:04:35] very favorable conditions, not only along the central valley, that also includes
[00:04:39] portions of the bay area valley and a good part of the state of California, there is
[00:04:43] still an elevated risk associated with the grass, the weeds, if we look at the hills especially
[00:04:47] to the east, for example, of San José, there is all that
[00:04:50] dry material that is ready to burn. In the afternoon we still have
[00:04:54] gusts above
[00:04:56] because that recording can help you 30 miles per hour, that is an important factor, in addition to the heat, in
[00:04:59] fact we already have a heat warning, that heat
[00:05:03] his election, he will warning is here at the height of Fresno, a good part of the southern central valley, I do
[00:05:06] not rule out that by the end of this week those heat alerts will extend to
[00:05:10] a good part of our region, presence of heat
[00:05:13] warnings, so we must be very attentive to these conditions and of course also remember this, human
[00:05:17] action, 87% of fires, unfortunately
[00:05:21] start for human reasons, do not change it, later I will be talking about this,
[00:05:25] about the smoke from the fires and the air quality, well
[00:05:28] we continue talking about temperatures Orlando, because this summer is still not breaking
[00:05:32] heat records, climate
[00:05:36] far 2026 is the third hottest year on
[00:05:39] record, behind 2024 and 2020.
[00:05:43] 25, however, researchers warn that the El Niño
[00:05:46] phenomenon is forecast to strengthen, which could, they say,
[00:05:50] be outside the usual parameters. What will
[00:05:53] this do? Well, this would cause an increase in global
[00:05:56] temperatures, so that by the end of
[00:05:59] 2026, it could approach or
[00:06:02] even become the hottest year on
[00:06:06] record. Well, but it turns out that it's also harvest season, so
[00:06:09] the first grape harvest began for a very
[00:06:13] popular one in the city of Livermore, the workers in the vineyard, the
[00:06:16] Positas, there you are seeing them, they began to do that, to pick
[00:06:20] grapes and obviously we were there, our cameras were able to
[00:06:23] be present at that moment, some workers told
[00:06:27] us that the harvests really begin the second
[00:06:31] week of August, but that due precisely to what we are talking about, climate
[00:06:34] change, it started weeks
[00:06:36] earlier.
[00:06:43] Well, in fact they add that the weather has been favorable for the grape harvest
[00:06:46] and that they have not experienced heat waves during this
[00:06:49] season. In addition, Las Positas, by the way, won the
[00:06:52] award for having the best wine, good for them. And a new study
[00:06:56] published by a specialized magazine detailed that vehicle collisions
[00:07:00] with deer have decreased by 17%, this
[00:07:03] due to the presence of cougars in certain areas of
[00:07:07] California. Here I explain, experts assure that cougars
[00:07:11] tend to concentrate in forests or near
[00:07:14] highways, due to this, deer say, no, we don't want to be
[00:07:19] roads. Now let's go with this interesting and
[00:07:23] curious information, a park north of the bay is temporarily
[00:07:26] closing and it turns out that many residents, like us
[00:07:30] they say, can't believe the reason behind this
[00:07:33] decision, that's right, because as Flavio Lacayo explains, it's a
[00:07:37] flea infestation and a doctor will explain
[00:07:41] how to treat bites. In this and in
[00:07:44] any children's playground, what is on the
[00:07:47] ground is what sometimes least worries children or
[00:07:51] parents, but in Perry Park, in the city of
[00:07:54] Fairfax, many children showed bites upon returning
[00:07:57] home and parents reported this to the relevant
[00:08:01] authorities.
[00:08:05] We arrived and investigated and definitely found that there were
[00:08:08] many fleas jumping everywhere, so we decided to close the
[00:08:12] children's playground area, they also indicated that these
[00:08:15] parasitic insects that feed on the blood of humans and animals,
[00:08:19] were possibly concentrated in the
[00:08:21] sand.
[00:08:28] We are almost sure that raccoons brought the fleas
[00:08:32] and we are planning a way to keep these
[00:08:35] animals away from the park. Flea bites are very
[00:08:38] common, they are usually found in the lower areas of the
[00:08:41] body such as ankles and legs, they are very
[00:08:45] small red bumps, they can be grouped or they can be in
[00:08:49] a line and they are red and itch a lot. Dr.
[00:08:53] Jesús Torres explains to us that flea bites generally
[00:08:56] do not cause illnesses, but there are
[00:09:00] very rare exceptions. There are 2,500 varieties of
[00:09:03] fleas around the world and 300 are found here in the United States and
[00:09:07] they vary in the area depending on the area you are in. According to the
[00:09:11] CDC, there are several diseases that can be transmitted such as
[00:09:15] typhus, ah, such as the plague, such as cat
[00:09:19] scratch disease, or a parasite, but that is
[00:09:22] very, very rare, according to the doctor, it is possible to be allergic
[00:09:26] to flea bites, but this is an isolated thing, the most common
[00:09:30] thing is an intense itch, but it can be relieved,
[00:09:33] there is a cream that can be found in the pharmacy, meanwhile
[00:09:36] in Fairfax, although the authorities limit the use
[00:09:40] of pesticides, they assure that
[00:09:42] they will use a specialized steam treatment to eliminate fleas
[00:09:46] and hope to reopen the park next August
[00:09:49] 7th. Flavio Lacayo, Telemundo.
[00:09:52] Well, 300, ah, 300 species of fleas only
[00:09:56] in the United States. No, I can't imagine it, I don't know what
[00:09:59] a flea bite causes, I think I've never been bitten by one, but without a doubt when you hear
[00:10:03] about fleas you start
[00:10:06] to feel a strange sensation, imagine for the parents of those children and for those children who have
[00:10:09] been exposed to that, yes, well, that the opposite quickly, huh. We'll have to see what happens
[00:10:13] then, well, let's go to the break, attention because the Chipotle
[00:10:16] restaurant chain is removing jalapeño peppers from
[00:10:20] its restaurants, this after dozens of people got sick, in brief
[00:10:24] we will tell you. what,
[00:10:28] do you have a home inventory in case of a natural disaster or an
[00:10:31] eventuality, I'll explain how to make
[00:10:34] one.
[00:10:36] An influencer in Sinaloa was assassinated while live streaming,
[00:10:40] more information after the
[00:10:42] break.
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[00:11:48] Let's go to Mexico, because look, the Sinaloa prosecutor's office is now investigating
[00:11:51] the assassination of a well-known Mexican influencer. His name
[00:11:55] was César Gastelum, he was live streaming outside a
[00:11:59] fast food restaurant when he was
[00:12:02] executed, everything was captured on
[00:12:05] video. Pérez has the details, but we want
[00:12:08] to warn you that what you are about to see might be sensitive for some
[00:12:11] people.
[00:12:14] The motorcycle passed by the group of men and continued on its
[00:12:17] way.
[00:12:25] the head who immediately fell dead, the
[00:12:28] victim, authorities confirmed, was the influencer César
[00:12:32] Gastelum, he, along with other people, was live streaming in a
[00:12:35] busy area of Culiacán, where many were
[00:12:39] witnesses to the homicide, since we left and
[00:12:43] I saw everything here in the pile of
[00:12:47] patrol cars, the state prosecutor's office opened an investigation into these
[00:12:51] events and began the search for those responsible with the help of
[00:12:54] the. the ones who recorded the influencer's companions. This morning, the
[00:12:57] president of Mexico assured that
[00:13:01] this execution will not remain. Evidently, the
[00:13:04] material perpetrators
[00:13:07] and, in any case, the
[00:13:10] intellectual perpetrator must be arrested. César
[00:13:14] Gastelum had hundreds of thousands of followers, he talked about everyday
[00:13:17] topics, adventure, made comedic videos and became
[00:13:21] the tenth content creator murdered in Sinaloa. The
[00:13:25] last 2 years, the security conditions
[00:13:27] are still very far from Miguel Calderón represents the State
[00:13:31] Citizen Security Council and says
[00:13:34] that this is part of the violence generated by the confrontation between
[00:13:38] the Chapitos and the Mayos, what the authority has reported is that
[00:13:42] a possible motive for this type of tragedy is
[00:13:45] linked to the propaganda that the different factions
[00:13:49] are doing through different media, of course one of
[00:13:52] them being social networks. Federal security
[00:13:55] confirmed that one of the lines of investigation they are following are
[00:13:59] various publications in which Gastelum alluded to
[00:14:03] one of the conflicting parties in the Sinaloa cartel. In
[00:14:05] Mexico, Jasibe Pérez,
[00:14:09] Telemundo. And a suspect is behind bars
[00:14:12] after having fentanyl packages inside his vehicle, this was in Fresno County. The
[00:14:16] California Highway Patrol made a traffic stop this
[00:14:20] week on Highway 5, where they arrested the suspect and
[00:14:24] confiscated. drug package, attention because if
[00:14:27] your home is insured with an earthquake or fire
[00:14:30] policy, it is important to make an inventory of your belongings at
[00:14:34] home, yes, that means a list of everything inside the house,
[00:14:38] but how to do it is the big question. Arlen Fernández explains
[00:14:41] to us.
[00:14:47] A home inventory is a list of everything you
[00:14:50] have inside it. In case you have to file a claim for home
[00:14:54] insurance. you have to give them proof of what you had to
[00:14:57] be able to receive payment for everything damaged and your smartphone
[00:15:00] can be your best ally for this task,
[00:15:04] use it to record video, just walk through each room
[00:15:07] slowly, make sure to record everything in each room
[00:15:11] and while recording describe what you are seeing, talk about when you
[00:15:15] bought them and how much you paid for them, why is it important,
[00:15:21] refresh your memory after an emergency, review:
[00:15:25] your whole house, open drawers and closets, oh, and
[00:15:28] don't forget to record your garage too, once you finish
[00:15:32] recording videos and taking photos, upload all
[00:15:34] of these to the cloud, because in case your phone is lost
[00:15:38] or destroyed in the emergency, you already have
[00:15:41] them saved, an inventory can save you time, money and
[00:15:44] headaches, don't let a natural disaster surprise
[00:15:47] you. Consumer data indicates that up to
[00:15:50] 80% of people do not have an inventory
[00:15:54] or do not update it. For more resources, talk to your insurance
[00:15:57] agent. There are insurance companies that offer
[00:16:00] applications that make this process
[00:16:03] easier.
[00:16:10] I'm going to say it's important to do it, but I haven't done it, César, you are one of
[00:16:14] the most cautious people I know, there's a suggestion, you have to
[00:16:18] start doing it from the garage, because if you don't start
[00:16:21] in one room then you get lost, you go through the garage, you enter the house
[00:16:25] and you describe, it's tedious, it's very
[00:16:28] tedious, because that's how policies are too, I'm going to say you lend me yours
[00:16:32] to eat, I was feeling bad because I don't have it done
[00:16:36] at home either and what a great tip to share exactly to
[00:16:39] save to the cloud because the phone gets lost and a lot of information is lost and well you
[00:16:43] have another part of the information that is important to have precisely because of the
[00:16:47] conditions in which we live in, of course, earthquakes, we saw a
[00:16:51] zone where there is a fire, in fact right now we have multiple fires and there is
[00:16:54] a lot of smoke coming in, in fact we are going to talk about that, the smoke from the fires and the
[00:16:57] heat, we are going to talk about that heat warning that is in our region, a
[00:17:01] heat warning, we must say that in a good part of the south of the state it includes
[00:17:04] portions of the southern central valley cities for example like Fresno, attention,
[00:17:08] Fresno, for this next weekend will be the peak of the heat, this
[00:17:11] warning until Sunday, until 8, I do not rule out that they can
[00:17:15] extend it for more points of our region, that includes sectors of the bay
[00:17:18] area, even for more days, because the beginning of next week will still be
[00:17:22] quite warm, current temperatures, Madera, Mendota, Fresno, temperatures that
[00:17:26] are in the triple digits, especially Fresno marking at this moment 104 degrees, a
[00:17:30] little further north, Sacramento, 98 degrees, a quite warm afternoon by the way, south of the
[00:17:34] bay, 85 degrees is what the city of San Jose is registering and. I'm going to
[00:17:37] go ahead to our weekend because it will be
[00:17:41] key with this increase in temperatures, especially for the central
[00:17:45] valley, see the temperatures in Fresno in the 105 degrees, this weekend we will
[00:17:49] be quite close to 110 degrees, we could have the highest
[00:17:52] temperatures so far this summer, Sacramento and a good part of
[00:17:56] our region with those triple digit temperatures and the triple digits
[00:17:59] also reach a good part of the east of the bay, San Jose with those
[00:18:02] temperatures that from Friday little by little will be increasing up to
[00:18:06] 90 degrees and this is what is happening, the fires and the smoke from the fires, see
[00:18:12] bay, that means presence of smoke at this moment during the
[00:18:15] night also at dawn, it is important to know that in the coming days we will
[00:18:19] have a lot of smoke in our region, especially in these points where the
[00:18:23] active fires are here in the area in our region, the state
[00:18:26] of California, we must know that the greatest danger is precisely associated with the
[00:18:29] smoke from these fires, especially with the particles, air quality in general
[00:18:33] will be moderate, that means that the most vulnerable groups are the ones that have
[00:18:37] to pay attention, but in the area where there are active fires in the state of
[00:18:40] California, there the air quality will worsen, in the coming days, I was already
[00:18:44] anticipating, see the heat for this weekend, Sunday 109 degrees,
[00:18:48] I do not rule out that we reach 110 degrees in Fresno, also much caution in
[00:18:51] Sacramento, triple digit temperatures that will continue even until
[00:18:55] Sunday, I do not rule out that the beginning of next week also for the bay area
[00:18:59] specifically San Jose, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, those very
[00:19:02] high temperatures in the afternoon, especially Saturday and Sunday with temperatures in the mid-
[00:19:06] 90s, we continue with Perfect, well, thank you very much Orlando. Let's talk about the
[00:19:10] Vatican which announced this Wednesday that Pope Leo XIV
[00:19:14] will make his first trip to Latin America this November.
[00:19:17] He will visit Uruguay, Argentina and
[00:19:20] Peru. Andrea Cruz has more details.
[00:19:24] That's right, this papal visit will be a return home for Leo
[00:19:27] XIV, as the pontiff is expected to travel to Peru,
[00:19:31] a country of which he is a citizen and where he lived for many
[00:19:34] years.
[00:19:37] Uruguay and Argentina will host a papal
[00:19:41] visit. Pope Leo XIV will also travel to
[00:19:44] Peru according to the Vatican's
[00:19:46] announcement.
[00:19:49] The news was well received by the government and the Catholic Church of
[00:19:53] Uruguay. And this goes beyond the spiritual thought
[00:19:56] of Uruguayans, we are talking about a
[00:19:59] figure of extraordinary global
[00:20:02] relevance in so many aspects. These
[00:20:05] figures, the Pope.
[00:20:08] Today, as Pope John Paul was in his visits of
[00:20:11] 87 and 88, transcend the
[00:20:14] borders of the Catholic Church.
[00:20:17] According to the Vatican, Uruguay will be the first stop of the papal
[00:20:21] visit. Leo 14 will arrive on November 6th and then travel
[00:20:24] to Argentina from November 8th to 11th. The
[00:20:28] last stop will be in Peru, including Lima, Cusco and
[00:20:32] other points of interest, not forgetting the community of
[00:20:35] Chiclayo, where the pontiff. served as bishop before
[00:20:41] meet with Peruvian youth to close the activities
[00:20:43] within the framework of the jubilee for the 300th
[00:20:47] anniversary of the canonization.
[00:20:51] We will insist. For her part, the president of Mexico, Claudia
[00:20:55] Sheinbaum, affirmed this Wednesday that she will insist with the Vatican to
[00:20:59] finalize a visit of Pope Leo XIV to her country, considering
[00:21:02] that the pontiff is a reference not only religiously, but
[00:21:06] also in the international debate on artificial intelligence and digital
[00:21:10] platforms. He is a reference today internationally
[00:21:13] on this and many other humanitarian
[00:21:16] issues. So, we are going to insist that
[00:21:20] he is gratefully invited to our
[00:21:24] country, precisely this Wednesday, the Vatican Secretary of
[00:21:27] State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, held a
[00:21:31] working meeting at the Foreign Ministry in Mexico
[00:21:34] City. Pope Leo will have a very active
[00:21:37] travel schedule during the last half of
[00:21:40] 2026. The trip to Latin America will take place
[00:21:44] after his visit to France in September. Andrea
[00:21:47] Cruz, Telemundo.
[00:21:50] We have this consumer alert because Chipotle has withdrawn jalapeños
[00:21:53] from all its restaurants after dozens of
[00:21:57] people got salmonella. Authorities suspect
[00:22:00] that this product would be the origin of an outbreak registered in
[00:22:04] Minnesota. State officials reported that
[00:22:07] most of the 110 people who have
[00:22:10] fallen ill since mid-June would have eaten at
[00:22:13] Chipotle restaurants. A spokesman added that the jalapeños under
[00:22:17] investigation were distributed to various. Businesses and food
[00:22:21] service providers in different states. And
[00:22:25] Eli Lily will offer early access to a new obesity
[00:22:28] drug for certain selected patients. The company plans
[00:22:32] to seek FDA approval for its experimental drug
[00:22:35] early next year. The treatment will be offered
[00:22:39] early to people with obesity who are already
[00:22:42] receiving the highest approved dose and who have at
[00:22:45] least two severe complications related. to their
[00:22:49] relacionadas. con su
[00:22:50] condition,
[00:22:53] we're going to the break, but we want to remind you that you can have all the
[00:22:56] updated information as it happens in the palm of your
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[00:23:03] receive information from your city, you can find us under Telemundo 48
[00:23:07] Bay Area, Telemundo 33 Sacramento, Telemundo
[00:23:11] 51,
[00:23:11] Fresno.
[00:23:23] From San Jose, I'm Joan Ochoa, Telemundo 48 news,
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[00:25:02] For years, they have conquered stages, starred in
[00:25:05] telenovelas, filled concerts, and even built careers that have
[00:25:09] made them true entertainment stars,
[00:25:12] right? Yes, but now they will be on another stage, now on Top Chef
[00:25:16] VIP, all that experience will be relatively left out. Cooking is
[00:25:20] another thing, Jessica Suarez spoke with some of the
[00:25:23] participants about this great challenge,
[00:25:26] here it doesn't matter how many albums you have sold, how many telenovelas you have
[00:25:30] starred in, or how many years you have been in front of the cameras, the
[00:25:34] challenge begins when it's time to demonstrate something completely
[00:25:37] different, now with spatulas and pans,
[00:25:41] it's a very big challenge for me, honestly,
[00:25:44] above all, I would love to be a very good cook, I would love to,
[00:25:48] how beautiful it would be to be able to. You know, impress people, my wife arrives and
[00:25:52] I tell her, look what I made you, my love, tonight dinner is on me,
[00:25:56] from regional music, Lupillo Rivera assures that he
[00:25:59] arrives with flavor, humor and a great desire to. Show that
[00:26:03] cooking can also become his
[00:26:06] stage, I just needed to cook, but the good thing is that I
[00:26:09] know a little, I have a good seasoning and well, let's see how we do
[00:26:13] here now in top chef VIP, I'm going to try to
[00:26:16] to really put Mexican food on top, that it can also
[00:26:20] be well decorated, right? And if they ask you for a fusion of another cuisine, a well
[00:26:23] decorated, beautiful carne asada, a well decorated lengua taco,
[00:26:26] for some, cooking is an everyday
[00:26:30] thing, but the pressure of time. will test them
[00:26:33] much more than a recipe. You bring all the
[00:26:37] expertise of your grandmother, your aunt, your mother, but if it's all 20 minutes, for
[00:26:41] example, wow,
[00:26:43] causes a shock in your head that you forget,
[00:26:46] I mean, you forget something as basic as you have to
[00:26:50] add salt, you forget, and when the challenges begin,
[00:26:53] each personality will react differently,
[00:26:56] some will bet on experience, others on
[00:27:00] intuition. I resolve
[00:27:02] like a good actress, you arrive, then there's nothing,
[00:27:08] you have there in your house in the pantry, in the fridge,
[00:27:11] you add this, you add that, you turn it into something else, and
[00:27:15] a fried egg always works, a fried egg fixes everything,
[00:27:19] no, although each one arrives with a different
[00:27:22] story, they all share the same uncertainty,
[00:27:25] facing a terrain where fame guarantees
[00:27:28] absolutely nothing.
[00:27:34] of this new season, so you know, starting August 11th, Bay Area political leaders join forces to try to
[00:27:38] limit the construction of ICE detention centers and hope that the
[00:27:42] rest of the region follows the initiative, also
[00:27:45] for the first time, the mother of the young man who died
[00:27:49] after a shooting at an unauthorized party in
[00:27:52] Morgan Hill speaks, this while the
[00:27:56] FBI already announces a reward for information in the case, we will tell you how
[00:27:59] much.
[00:28:05] Hello family, this is Raquel from Pollo Supremo,
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[00:28:35] Hello, I'm attorney Jessasy Serna and I come from
[00:28:38] immigrant and farm worker parents, for more
[00:28:42] than 40 years I have been here in our community in San
[00:28:46] Jose and the Bay Area helping Hispanics with
[00:28:49] their car accident cases, if you have
[00:28:53] been in an accident and are not at fault, call us, we
[00:28:57] can help you, against insurance
[00:28:59] companies, I am
[00:29:03] Serna, attorney at law, friends of the Bay
[00:29:06] Area, the fire ignites again, I will make my
[00:29:10] rivals tremble, 20 brave celebrities
[00:29:13] will face the greatest challenge of their lives to take the
[00:29:17] title and the grand prize, here no one gives anything away, their courage will be
[00:29:20] tested, challenges motivate
[00:29:23] me, he who doesn't risk doesn't win, Top Chef
[00:29:27] VIP is only for the brave, new
[00:29:30] season, Tuesday 11th,
[00:29:43] please help our family by providing information,
[00:29:46] that is the plea of the mother of the young man who died after a shooting at an
[00:29:50] unauthorized party in Morgan Hill and who is now seeking
[00:29:54] help to solve this case and political leaders
[00:29:57] from the Bay Area join forces to try to
[00:30:00] hinder the construction of immigrant detention centers,
[00:30:03] we explain how, that's
[00:30:05] how we begin,
[00:30:08] this is your Telemundo
[00:30:10] 48 newscast,
[00:30:12] hello, good afternoon, I'm César Bayona, and I'm Dayana Monroy, thank you very much for
[00:30:16] tuning in to your Telemundo 48 newscast, we're going to start by talking
[00:30:20] about a coalition of local leaders from San Jose, Santa
[00:30:24] Clara County, also San Mateo César County, who say and are
[00:30:27] supporting the creation of a moratorium, as well as
[00:30:31] an ordinance that... imposes more obstacles to the possible
[00:30:34] installation of immigrant detention centers, yes, as Fátima
[00:30:38] Navarrete explains, it would not be a total prohibition,
[00:30:41] but they say it would make the path longer and more complex for
[00:30:45] this type of project. San
[00:30:47] Jose could become the first city in the region to impose
[00:30:51] a temporary moratorium to prevent new ICE detention
[00:30:55] centers from being authorized until more rigorous local rules
[00:30:59] are developed for.