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[00:00:02] more money to park downtown.
[00:00:06] Sijanias forget everything and give free rein
[00:00:10] to their love, but fate will deal them the most unexpected
[00:00:14] blow,
[00:00:16] and tomorrow you cannot continue, so you will have to
[00:00:20] divorce. My brother opened his
[00:00:21] payment period until 9 eyes, my heart is broken in two. All I want to
[00:00:25] know now is what your position is regarding this whole
[00:00:28] situation. Far from you tomorrow at
[00:00:32] 10 pm 9 center
[00:00:34] by
[00:00:36] but they told me that the Kennery school where she will be
[00:00:40] referred is in investigation
[00:00:42] problems.
[00:00:44] This school was closed just a few weeks before the school
[00:00:48] year began due to a toxic
[00:00:50] chemical. I believe that they should not charge more because
[00:00:54] everything is already very expensive and then there is nowhere to park their
[00:00:58] car. An error in the system caused drivers
[00:01:02] that extension until 9 to see a price increase at parking meters in San
[00:01:04] Jose, and it is expected that air quality will be affected in our
[00:01:08] region. We will tell you from when, so we begin this
[00:01:11] night.
[00:01:13] This is your Telemundo
[00:01:15] 48 newscast.
[00:01:18] Hello, how are you? Welcome to your 11 o'clock broadcast. Thank you very much for
[00:01:22] allowing us into your homes.
[00:01:25] ended. For the We begin with this breaking news. Look,
[00:01:27] the adult education program, the People's School,
[00:01:31] which is east of San Jose, will
[00:01:34] not continue. This is after tonight the Santa Clara County Board of Education
[00:01:38] voted to approve its suspension. Yes, in
[00:01:41] conclusion, the County Board of Education explained that the program must
[00:01:45] close immediately, because it is no longer authorized to
[00:01:49] operate as a Charter school. Well, this school has traditionally
[00:01:52] served the immigrant community of our region, which has always
[00:01:56] sought to start or continue studies that they had left
[00:02:00] unfinished in their countries or even learn English as a second
[00:02:03] language. Well, here's a clarification, we have to clarify that the elementary
[00:02:08] So let's hope they do everything they and secondary schools will remain open after
[00:02:11] on July 8, the
[00:02:13] request is direct to residents of Santa Clara County Superior Court issued a provisional
[00:02:16] ruling, and that's why we are seeing these images on screen. We remember that in
[00:02:20] April the school district voted to revoke their license
[00:02:24] fires can complicate the health of alleging non-compliance with a law that requires Charter school teachers to have
[00:02:27] state credentials. Well, thanks to this ruling,
[00:02:31] today elementary and middle school students were able to attend their first day of
[00:02:34] classes of this school year.
[00:02:38] It's good for me, it's bilingual, it
[00:02:42] has helped my child a lot. He is 9 years old and he was very
[00:02:45] excited for his first day of classes. Now,
[00:02:48] if the popular school wants to appeal the
[00:02:51] decision, it must go to the
[00:02:55] state education board to try to
[00:02:58] region closed and from what reopen the school program for adults. Good for the
[00:03:01] kids, but well, the uncertainty continues for the adults. Well, let's talk now
[00:03:05] about this, that there is also a school closure, but due to another type of
[00:03:09] circumstances, the discovery of a toxic chemical substance in a school
[00:03:13] in Richmond is putting the start of the school year at risk for the students
[00:03:17] of this institution, that's right, and Yomara Lopez explains that less than two
[00:03:20] weeks before the start of classes, it is still not clear where these
[00:03:24] students will have their first days of
[00:03:26] school. Since Monday, access to
[00:03:31] in that show, well, it should be noted that some of Kennedy High School in Richmond With a new Toyota, you're prepared for has been restricted, in response to
[00:03:34] a recommendation from the Department of Toxic Substances
[00:03:37] Control, after finding different levels of a
[00:03:41] toxic gas called tetrachloroethylene underground,
[00:03:44] as indicated by the West Contra Costa Unified School
[00:03:47] District in a statement. Classes begin on August
[00:03:51] 18, which is why the district is trying to look for
[00:03:55] different temporary options to relocate these
[00:03:58] students and ensure
[00:04:00] that this school year starts safely and healthily for
[00:04:04] students. For Alma Guerrero, this is bad
[00:04:07] news. She recently moved from Oakland. I came to
[00:04:10] enroll my daughter for ninth grade, but they told
[00:04:14] me that the Kennedy school where she will be
[00:04:17] referred is under investigation
[00:04:20] problems. They told me to wait because they don't
[00:04:23] know if she will be accepted, so my daughter will
[00:04:27] will be waiting for it, thank you very much, Orlando. For the be home all this time until they solve the problem.
[00:04:30] According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency,
[00:04:35] be affecting visibility on PCE is a chemical commonly used in dry cleaners to
[00:04:38] degrease metals. Teachers say they are still
[00:04:42] waiting for answers about the possible health
[00:04:45] risks and whether other campuses will also be
[00:04:48] tested. My
[00:04:51] hope is that we can get the information as quickly as
[00:04:54] possible, act accordingly and provide for students and their families.
[00:04:58] estudiantes a sus familias.
[00:05:12] Again, the Department of Toxic Substances Control
[00:05:15] reported that they are conducting additional tests to determine
[00:05:19] if there is any safety risk and to
[00:05:22] identify the origin of the chemical, from
[00:05:26] Richmond, I'm Yomara Lopez Telemundo
[00:05:28] 48.
[00:05:30] Two different problems, right, but always affecting the much-needed
[00:05:34] education for our children. Yes, the issue in this last case is that there is good
[00:05:38] communication, no, because there is uncertainty, this mother goes and only
[00:05:41] now she...
[00:05:45] when there is nothing left for classes to start, that this situation is happening, and the other thing, the popular school, is really
[00:05:49] sad, right, because it is a place where precisely
[00:05:53] adults go to try to catch up, especially with English here,
[00:05:56] which is so necessary for education, right, for a lot
[00:06:00] of things, especially to realize that there is a
[00:06:03] different future for many people, that's what makes us
[00:06:06] truly scale as a society. Well, let's continue
[00:06:09] talking precisely about educational topics.
[00:06:15] The West Contra Costa School District will hold a community meeting this Thursday, August 6, from
[00:06:19] 6:38 p.m., Cesar. That's right, pay attention
[00:06:23] because it will be at the Richmond Auditorium to provide an update
[00:06:26] on the situation of this school. Let's talk now about a
[00:06:30] small plane that made an emergency landing on the highway, everything was caught on
[00:06:34] camera, later we will tell you how this
[00:06:37] moment, we are going to move to the state of Washington where the
[00:06:41] fire crews are working to
[00:06:45] contain three fires that are in the area, in the area, the
[00:06:48] Auten fire is the most active, it has burned more than 58,000 acres,
[00:06:53] this is in Spocan County, and they have
[00:06:57] a containment of 13%. Authorities
[00:07:00] have issued evacuation orders, although some
[00:07:03] people have already been able to return to their homes this Wednesday, around
[00:07:07] 700 structures have been damaged due to the
[00:07:11] incidents. Devastation also for other parts of the region is
[00:07:14] that due to these fires, air quality in the region is expected to be
[00:07:18] affected, as reported by the Bay Area Air Quality Control
[00:07:22] District, so the
[00:07:26] the areas impacted by the incidents, they say they have to be
[00:07:29] very attentive to the news and also to the health
[00:07:32] warnings, since the smoke from the
[00:07:36] people living in that area, and as our
[00:07:40] expert meteorologists always tell us that
[00:07:43] there is always a group that is more affected than others, right? So we have to be vigilant, yes, especially the little ones,
[00:07:47] the elderly, those with respiratory illnesses,
[00:07:50] because we really won't have unhealthy values here in the Bay Area,
[00:07:54] the air quality will be moderate, we will see a
[00:07:56] hazy sky, but there are always those more sensitive groups, right, who can perceive
[00:08:00] with greater, shall we say, precision that the most vulnerable,
[00:08:04] exactly, hey, but it won't be necessary to use a mask, no, no,
[00:08:08] no, for tomorrow, Thursday, which will be an important day with that smoke entering the
[00:08:11] bay, it will not be necessary to use a mask, but I
[00:08:15] do recommend to all our family that they do not do vigorous exercise
[00:08:18] outdoors, especially in the afternoon, because the air quality gets a little worse,
[00:08:22] but this is more due to the wind or the conditions, it's due to the wind that
[00:08:26] is dragging all the smoke from the north, but we are going to talk, we are going to talk about that, how
[00:08:30] the smoke moves towards the Bay Area and I want to show those
[00:08:33] fires that are not only burning here in the state of California but
[00:08:37] also in the north, especially in the northwest of the country, specifically in the state
[00:08:41] of Washington, there are several active fires, see all these colors
[00:08:44] towards a good part of the northwest of the country, there is a lot of smoke that is concentrated,
[00:08:48] part of that smoke is being transported to our coastal zone here in front of the
[00:08:52] Bay Area, increasing the pollution values, as will be
[00:08:56] happening in the next few hours, see these green tones that
[00:09:00] are showing that slightly higher concentration towards what is the coastal zone of the
[00:09:03] Bay Area, that will be for tomorrow, Thursday, precisely. Now, what do
[00:09:07] those colors indicate? Well, I was already saying it, the air quality will remain moderate
[00:09:11] towards sectors of the Bay Area. Moderate air
[00:09:14] quality means that the most vulnerable groups, as I was mentioning, are the ones who need
[00:09:18] to take precautions. The sky will be
[00:09:21] hazy, that's what we will be observing in the coming days, not just tomorrow, Thursday,
[00:09:25] but in the coming days, these conditions will remain in our region, and it is
[00:09:29] important that everyone stays informed of these air quality conditions. Don't
[00:09:32] change the channel, later I will be talking about the temperatures, the heat returns here to
[00:09:36] the Bay Area. Well, we
[00:09:40] moment, look, if you paid at meter for parking in downtown
[00:09:43] San Jose this Tuesday, it is possible that you were overcharged.
[00:09:47] It currently costs $2 an hour, but
[00:09:50] the municipality detected that some meters were charging
[00:09:54] double by mistake, which
[00:09:57] caused confusion among many drivers, yes, especially in the
[00:10:00] current context. It turns out that the city of San Jose is
[00:10:03] considering raising the price in certain
[00:10:06] parking lots downtown. Natalie Vera will explain more about
[00:10:10] these proposed changes and also about when they will come into
[00:10:14] effect and how they will affect your wallet, which is important.
[00:10:18] Ridiculous. Drivers in San Jose are not very
[00:10:21] happy to hear that they might pay
[00:10:27] Exactly how much is yet to be seen.
[00:10:31] I think they shouldn't charge more because everything is already very expensive
[00:10:34] and then there's nowhere to park your car. The municipality
[00:10:38] initially proposed doubling the cost from
[00:10:41] $2 per hour to $4 and extending the
[00:10:46] p.m. instead of 6 p.m., affecting
[00:10:49] 1600 parking meters in
[00:10:52] downtown, except on Sundays. But after
[00:10:55] complaints from the community and business owners, on
[00:10:58] Wednesday the city announced a new alternative. Under
[00:11:02] the new proposal, the change would no longer be limited to downtown San Jose,
[00:11:06] but would apply to all parking meters in the rest of the
[00:11:10] city. It is a 5-year plan that would start in February
[00:11:14] 2027 and would implement increases of $1 per hour gradually,
[00:11:17] first, only for downtown and then for the rest of the
[00:11:21] city, it would also include municipal garages and also
[00:11:27] p.m. for 1600 meters
[00:11:29] downtown. No, no, it's not right, because you want
[00:11:33] to charge double for parking, they already had the
[00:11:37] FIFA here, they make a lot of
[00:11:39] money.
[00:11:42] The executive director of the San Jose Downtown Association says that
[00:11:46] they hope that any change in parking will not negatively
[00:11:49] affect downtown only, since it
[00:11:52] would put businesses at a disadvantage. As if all this
[00:11:56] wasn't already confusing for
[00:11:58] many,
[00:12:01] on Tuesday the city realized that some parking meters in
[00:12:04] downtown were charging $4 an hour by
[00:12:08] mistake and until 10 p.m. The spokesman for the Department
[00:12:11] of Transportation stressed that they have already corrected the error and that they
[00:12:15] will review the charges to reimburse those who
[00:12:19] have overpaid. The long-term increase plan seeks to
[00:12:22] raise $1.2 million to curb the
[00:12:26] budget deficit. The San Jose Council will vote on the proposed
[00:12:30] changes on September 15. Working for you
[00:12:33] in San Jose. Natalie Vera, Telemundo. Let's go now to San
[00:12:37] Ramon where authorities are investigating a series of robberies that have
[00:12:40] occurred in that city. Let's see images of the Saffron Grill
[00:12:44] restaurant where the suspects stole the cash registers.
[00:12:47] This establishment is one of many businesses that were robbed
[00:12:51] in the Bishop Ranch area. Other businesses.
[00:12:55] Many affected by crime include Club
[00:12:57] Pilates, Pizza Myheart and Supercuts,
[00:13:01] where, by the way, the owners have had to cover the doors or
[00:13:05] windows with wood where the thieves
[00:13:07] entered. The police are asking residents for information if they
[00:13:11] know anything about these incidents.
[00:13:14] A break before we return, take your precautions if you go to the park.
[00:13:18] A doctor offers us advice after a park in our
[00:13:23] you are seeing on your screen, you can imagine the reason, we will tell you everything upon
[00:13:27] our return.
[00:13:37] And yes, she was caught taking a nap, the moment went viral for
[00:13:41] a news anchor who was having a kind of live dream on
[00:13:45] television.
[00:13:53] even what you weren't prepared for. Come on, soccer is over,
[00:13:57] now I want to go on tour with my
[00:13:59] marimba cumbia band.
[00:14:04] Okay, let's go, come now to the national event and find your ideal
[00:14:08] Toyota, get low financing or a refund on the Tacoma or
[00:14:12] an annual interest of 2.99 on the Tundra,
[00:14:15] or lease a new 4Runner for only 389 per
[00:14:18] month. Toyota, let's go together. We
[00:14:22] like potluck parties, I brought guacamole. I
[00:14:25] brought the beans, I brought the meat for grilling, everyone
[00:14:29] wants to show off, that's why we go to Chavez Super, there we find
[00:14:33] everything in one place, tomatoes, onions,
[00:14:36] good avocados, the best fresh meat for
[00:14:39] grilling and even tortillas, everything to eat
[00:14:43] well, we love ourselves and we say it with a lot of flavor, but
[00:14:47] good flavor, Chavez Super, good
[00:14:50] flavor.
[00:14:56] A park north of the Bay is temporarily closed,
[00:15:00] and many residents say they can't believe the reason behind
[00:15:04] this decision. Here it is, look, as Flavio Lacayo explains to us,
[00:15:07] it is this flea infestation. That's why a doctor
[00:15:10] explains how to treat those insect bites, in this and in
[00:15:14] any children's playground, what is on the ground is what
[00:15:18] sometimes worries children or parents the least, but
[00:15:21] in Perry Park in the city of
[00:15:25] Fairfax, many children showed bites when they returned
[00:15:29] home and the parents reported this to the relevant
[00:15:33] authorities.
[00:15:36] We arrived and investigated, and we definitely found that there were
[00:15:39] many fleas jumping all over the place, so we decided to close the
[00:15:43] children's playground, they also indicated that these parasitic
[00:15:46] insects that feed on the blood of humans and animals,
[00:15:50] were possibly concentrated in the
[00:15:52] sand.
[00:16:00] We are almost sure that raccoons brought the fleas
[00:16:03] and we are planning a way to keep these
[00:16:06] animals away from the park. Flea bites are very
[00:16:09] common, they are usually found on the lower areas of the
[00:16:13] body, such as the ankles and legs, they are very
[00:16:16] small bumps, they can be grouped or they can be
[00:16:20] in a line and they are red and they itch a lot.
[00:16:23] Dr. Jesús Torres explains that flea
[00:16:26] bites generally do not cause
[00:16:29] diseases, but there are very rare exceptions. There are
[00:16:33] 2,500 varieties of fleas around the world and 300 are
[00:16:36] found here in the United States and they vary depending on the
[00:16:40] area. According to the CDC, there are several diseases
[00:16:44] that can be transmitted, such as typhus,
[00:16:48] plague, cat scratch disease or
[00:16:52] a parasite, but that is very, very rare. According to the
[00:16:55] doctor, it is possible to be allergic to flea bites, but
[00:16:59] this is an isolated thing. The most common thing is an intense
[00:17:02] itch, but it can be relieved, there is a cream that can
[00:17:06] be found at the pharmacy. Meanwhile, in Fairfax, although authorities
[00:17:09] limit the use of pesticides, they assure
[00:17:13] that they will use a specialized steam treatment to
[00:17:16] eliminate fleas and they expect to reopen the park next
[00:17:20] August 7. Flavio Lacayo,
[00:17:22] Telemundo. Well, yes, you have to be careful, especially with children,
[00:17:26] right? Suddenly going to the park and then telling them, well, what
[00:17:29] if you take a shower? No, but it
[00:17:33] gives the same feeling we were talking about earlier, that you hear fleas immediately?
[00:17:37] you say something is happening and you start to scratch your whole body because
[00:17:40] it's really incredible what children are exposed to, isn't it?
[00:17:46] have to do, that they disinfect the place well and that it continues to be used as it
[00:17:49] should be used as a center of fun for them, that's right, well,
[00:17:52] I invite you to see these images now, what do you think that
[00:17:56] is? Well, yes, it's the sun, they were captured by a telescope in Hawaii,
[00:18:00] it turns out that scientists originally took the photographs
[00:18:03] just to test the telescope, but when
[00:18:06] they saw them... well, they realized that they had captured the images of the
[00:18:10] sun with higher resolution, it
[00:18:13] looks very strange, it's not like anyone would have thought
[00:18:17] it was the sun, right? It seems to me like it was, I don't know, yes,
[00:18:21] well, and these images serve to, well,
[00:18:24] it really works and the important thing here is higher resolution, we can
[00:18:28] see a greater detail that, of course, experts analyze and
[00:18:31] are able to determine these points, for example, that sometimes appear black on the
[00:18:35] surface of the sun, which are areas where there is a lot of activity and that is what
[00:18:39] generates those solar storms that then affect
[00:18:43] us, so how wonderful that we can have these images that are much more
[00:18:46] precise, right? Yes, well, at least the color is how I imagine it, right?
[00:18:50] Yes. Seeing those images, a lot
[00:18:53] of heat, little heat, well, what I quickly want to comment is that seeing those images, what I was
[00:18:57] thinking was about the food, I don't know if I'm hungry at this moment, but well, a lot
[00:19:01] of heat, yes, definitely a lot of heat in the
[00:19:04] coming days that has to do with precisely this season of the
[00:19:07] year and those images, by the way, impressive images of the sun, a completely
[00:19:11] clear night here in the south of the bay, 66 degrees is the temperature that is
[00:19:15] being recorded at this moment, pleasant conditions in a good part of
[00:19:18] our region, I want you to notice the wind, the wind is quite weak in San
[00:19:22] Jose at this moment from the south southwest at only 3
[00:19:25] miles per hour, this is practically calm, it's good especially because the
[00:19:29] fire risk in the coming days I will be monitoring it in the rest of the region, see the
[00:19:33] temperatures in the range of 60 degrees, east of the bay, some points
[00:19:36] like Renwood, marking 74 degrees at this
[00:19:39] moment of the night, we are not really going to have a change from this moment until
[00:19:43] dawn, the temperatures in the entire bay area will be reaching
[00:19:47] between the low 60s and in the high range of the
[00:19:50] 50s, what we will be noticing is this, the cloudiness, the marine layer will
[00:19:54] enter from this moment towards the interior of the bay, above all we will
[00:19:58] see some cloudiness towards San Jose, not a completely cloudy environment, rather
[00:20:02] partially cloudy sky also towards Morgan Hill,
[00:20:05] Gilroy and of course our coastal area. There you have to be very
[00:20:08] careful because those fogs could
[00:20:12] the roads, but once that fog bank and that cloudiness clear, we will have a
[00:20:15] completely clear afternoon and that, what does that translate to? A lot of
[00:20:19] heat for tomorrow, again those temperatures repeat towards the east of the bay, see
[00:20:23] Concord in the 90s, Livermore marking 94
[00:20:27] degrees, a little further east, Brentwood already in the 96
[00:20:30] degrees, south of the bay also those very high temperatures especially here at the height
[00:20:34] of Morgan Hill 92 degrees, see Gilroy quite close to 90 degrees, I do not
[00:20:38] rule out that tomorrow we reach 90 degrees. San Jose, we are going to stay in
[00:20:42] San Jose in the mid- 80s, but in the coming days that
[00:20:45] temperature will be increasing even more. In our entire coastal
[00:20:49] area, San Francisco in the range of almost 70 degrees, north of the bay,
[00:20:53] temperatures that in some sectors will be reaching precisely
[00:20:56] 90 degrees. What will happen in the coming days? Again it will be a warm
[00:20:59] weekend, I do not rule out the possibility that heat
[00:21:02] alerts will be activated, especially between Saturday and
[00:21:06] Sunday, for what reason? Temperatures, even temperatures approaching and
[00:21:10] slightly exceeding triple digits. With this heat, the dry
[00:21:13] environment, of course, the risk of fire will be increasing in the Bay Area, so it is
[00:21:17] time for everyone to also stay informed of these
[00:21:20] conditions of possibility of fires in the Bay Area with the smoke that is as dangerous as I was
[00:21:24] mentioning a while ago. Friday temperature in the 90s Saturday
[00:21:28] Sunday would be the peak of heat for us in the Bay
[00:21:31] Area, at least San Jose we will be with those temperatures in the mid-
[00:21:35] 90s, beginning of next week still with some heat and of
[00:21:39] course San Francisco more pleasant but those who live in San Francisco really feel
[00:21:43] these temperatures in the mid-70s quite hot for those who are
[00:21:46] normally accustomed to the city of San Francisco, excellent night.
[00:21:50] Let's talk now about Perez Hilton, he has been known for almost three
[00:21:53] decades for his content, especially about celebrities. Well,
[00:21:57] it turns out that he was broadcasting on TikTok when he
[00:22:00] appeared covered in blood. Yes, immediately the platform
[00:22:04] removed the broadcast and the police confirmed that he received medical help after
[00:22:07] self-harming. Jonabi Perez with the details.
[00:22:11] Last night our camera captured what social media could not
[00:22:14] explain. These images, exclusive to Telemundo, show
[00:22:17] Perez Hilton inside the house in a
[00:22:20] state of extreme vulnerability, without the character's
[00:22:23] armor. Outside, agents from the Miami-Dade Sheriff's
[00:22:26] Office tried to open a line of communication.
[00:22:30] Inside, every minute counted. It all started with a
[00:22:33] live broadcast on TikTok that showed signs of apparent
[00:22:36] self-harm.
[00:22:40] Several calls put the authorities on alert, according to TikTok,
[00:22:43] their system detected the broadcast in minutes and notified the
[00:22:47] police.
[00:22:49] The company says that the first video was active for about 15
[00:22:52] minutes. Hours later, the outcome, paramedics put
[00:22:55] him in an ambulance, the police confirmed that he was transferred under
[00:22:59] the Baker Act, it was not an arrest, it was an
[00:23:02] emergency intervention. The law allows a person to be taken, even without their
[00:23:06] consent, for a psychiatric evaluation of up to 72
[00:23:09] hours, when there is a serious risk to themselves or others. The
[00:23:12] authority arrived to prevent the crisis from ending worse. Her
[00:23:16] family confirmed that she is receiving medical attention, asked for privacy regarding the
[00:23:20] diagnosis and time, a brief message to contain something that
[00:23:23] the networks had already exposed: Pérez Hilton is the character,
[00:23:27] Mario Labandeira is the man behind, born in Miami, son
[00:23:31] of Cubans, at the beginning of the 2000s, he turned a gossip blog into
[00:23:34] a machine of influence and controversy, for years
[00:23:38] he narrated the intimacy of others, today millions observe
[00:23:41] his own.
[00:23:47] His return to the city where he was born arrived.
[00:24:22] Look at what happened with this small plane, it had to land on a highway in
[00:24:26] Florida because it was losing oil pressure. The small plane
[00:24:30] took off from Pensacola Airport on Monday and
[00:24:33] after having been in the air for only 30 minutes the
[00:24:36] emergency began. Authorities reported that the pilot and
[00:24:40] flight attendant student who were on board, neither
[00:24:43] of them was
[00:24:45] injured.
[00:24:59] Well, there we are seeing her, she is a news anchor in Memphis,
[00:25:02] Tennessee, who fell asleep during a live broadcast by
[00:25:06] a reporter, the anchor, Dominique
[00:25:09] Dillon, later took that photograph with her colleague in which
[00:25:12] she now pretends to be asleep, joking about what happened,
[00:25:16] now she has a whole reason, she says, Dylon assured that the reason
[00:25:20] are her children, she has an 8-month-old and a 2-year-old for
[00:25:24] falling asleep on television, so the babies
[00:25:27] are responsible for the fact that as a mother she has to not
[00:25:31] only work, she has to take care of the children who want this, who want that,
[00:25:35] and so on, so she fell asleep,
[00:25:38] yes, it definitely shows the work that mothers do outside and inside the home,
[00:25:42] I think the example is very clear and empathy is easy to have also
[00:25:46] as a woman, right? She is explaining that it happened very early
[00:25:49] and... the girl was very ill, she was sick, her daughter, and she didn't sleep
[00:25:53] all night and well, she said that we are human too, right? Of course, of course, and
[00:25:57] many people will probably think that presenting news is just coming and
[00:26:00] sitting down, there are a countless number of things behind
[00:26:04] all that, exactly, and even more so when it's 11:25 at night, they are allowed
[00:26:07] to fall asleep if they want to, we are not going to
[00:26:11] go with someone who is wide awake,
[00:26:14] they are awake, besides, sports never sleep
[00:26:17] either, so here we have to be on our toes, and speaking of being on our toes,
[00:26:21] the striped goats of Guadalajara before traveling to San Jose had to play in
[00:26:25] Los Angeles, I'll tell you how that game went after the
[00:26:27] break.
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[00:28:16] are you, good evening, let's start with the San Francisco 49ers, because I think
[00:28:20] it's time to say it, I think this team needs a cleanup because
[00:28:24] injuries continue to accumulate and the season hasn't even started. In
[00:28:27] today's practice, Carl Juszczyk came out with a
[00:28:31] broken finger. His hand, so he will be out indefinitely, the
[00:28:35] same as Sam Okuano, and with that there are already 20 players
[00:28:39] who have been out of practice due to different injuries like this
[00:28:42] gentleman Mike Evans, however,
[00:28:45] the coach, assistant coach Chris Forrester says there's nothing to
[00:28:48] worry about because they are supposed to be able to cancel last week's practices,
[00:28:52] but he says that's not going to happen,
[00:28:53] let's listen.
[00:29:02] that's yet to come up and and anything I've heard doesn't mean it hasn't been
[00:29:06] discussed, but she I think will be plenty is you have two deep at every
[00:29:10] position, you can practice, you can always adjust with the threes, one,
[00:29:13] two, threes, threes are hard to stay healthy through the course of training camp, if you're if you're practicing
[00:29:17] football hard, if you're not practicing football hard, you get through camp easily without
[00:29:21] injuries and couple muscles here and there, but if you're practicing hitting, contact, you
[00:29:24] know, style of football, whatever it is, so yeah, that's not at
[00:29:28] this point, no, he says that's normal, let's go to the league
[00:29:31] scope because today the striped goats of Guadalajara played against
[00:29:35] AFC at the BMO Stadium, let's go to the actions of that game because AFC was going to score first
[00:29:39] thanks to the usual suspect, Dennis Bouanga, who closed the play here and made it 1-0, but
[00:29:43] 4 minutes later, also the usual suspect, here came Piojo
[00:29:47] Alvarado who hit it like that and off the post and in, and with that we went to
[00:29:50] penalty kicks to define the extra point there, I don't know what Luis Romo was thinking,
[00:29:53] he hit it with an awful nonchalance and opened the door to
[00:29:57] the 17-year-old youngster from the academy, Yuterry, to come
[00:30:00] and put it in the corner like that and... With that, LFC took the two points,
[00:30:04] next stop for Chivas, San Jose at PayPal Park, now let's also
[00:30:08] see the match between Toluca and the Seattle Sounders, because this
[00:30:11] is the first time a Leagues Cup match is played in Mexico and
[00:30:15] well, La Bombonera was too much for the Seattle Sounders who were going to fall 3
[00:30:19] to 0 with goals from Jesús Gallardo, Eliño and Fede Viñas, and with that the
[00:30:23] Red Devils of Toluca took the match 3
[00:30:26] to 0 and we are going to close in Puebla because the Mexican U-20
[00:30:29] national team played today against the team of... the
[00:30:33] pass to next year's specialty World Cup
[00:30:35] and had no problem, first Juan
[00:30:38] Echisilvestre would come, here the one from Santos Laguna took advantage of the goalkeeper coming out badly
[00:30:42] to make it 1-0, then from the 11 yards the one from Chivas Hugo Camberos
[00:30:46] made it 2-0, then again from the corner kick nothing came
[00:30:50] out and Johan Orozco arrived and made it 3-0 and in another error from the goalkeeper's clearance
[00:30:53] Diego Ramírez would come to set the final score and with that Mexico
[00:30:57] is in the U-20 World Cup, let's listen to what coach Alex
[00:31:01] Diego said after the match.
[00:31:04] Well, very happy, very happy for the game played, very happy with the
[00:31:07] players, very happy for everything, the truth is that achieving
[00:31:11] objectives was always our mission
[00:31:14] from... from the beginning when we started to prepare and well, it's a reward
[00:31:18] for everything we were preparing for, no, well,
[00:31:21] it represents joy, of course, a great responsibility, it's
[00:31:25] not over yet, we got a ticket, but our ambition is enormous, we know
[00:31:28] that we have a very important match
[00:31:32] against Canada and we will go in search of it against in the Azteca
[00:31:35] stadium, well, as Alex Diego mentioned, the next match in Mexico
[00:31:39] is for the semifinals in the Azteca stadium against the Canadian national team, the
[00:31:42] U-20 has not played in a long time and well, a big hug for Alex and the whole group
[00:31:46] who have this well deserved, great work that Andrés Lilini is also doing with the Mexican youth teams so that they continue
[00:31:50] to be in important
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[00:33:49] We want to tell you that we are preparing a special in which we are going to highlight
[00:33:52] the story of pride of our people, that is, of people who have had a
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[00:34:18] to talk now about the youngsters because for all rock lovers, a
[00:34:22] very famous band performed this Wednesday here at Levi's
[00:34:26] Stadium, one of César's favorites, we are talking about the
[00:34:29] Australian band AC/DC, there we are seeing images of their
[00:34:33] concert that just ended about 30 minutes ago, youngsters you see them,
[00:34:36] well, this band is composed of five members and was formed in
[00:34:40] 1973 and as you can see, the energy is still very much alive
[00:34:46] the most famous songs are like "Back in Black"
[00:34:50] and "Highway to Hell", right? So it's always a very good
[00:34:53] show, both them and the Stones, right?
[00:34:56] Always this entire rock set that is spectacular, there they are
[00:35:00] those, uh, almost 70-somethings and 80-somethings,
[00:35:03] we could include Metallica there even though they are a bit
[00:35:06] newer, yes, César was already asking until what time they were playing to see if
[00:35:10] he could get there, to see if he could at least park nearby to hear
[00:35:13] something, something. They are legends,
[00:35:17] legends, they are dynamite as
[00:35:20] I was able to see the Rolling Stones in Havana when they played in 2017,
[00:35:24] great memories, he still talks to us, and he still talks
[00:35:27] to us, see you later,
[00:35:40] tonight, Telemundo news, health alert, more than
[00:35:43] 300 people in 27 states of the country have fallen ill due to a Salmonella
[00:35:46] outbreak in jalapeño peppers, we have the
[00:35:49] information: threatened by drug traffickers, the US State
[00:35:53] Department suspends activities in Michoacán due to security concerns, this includes
[00:35:57] inspectors in charge of avocado exports.