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[00:00:30] Today on your Telemundo 48 newscast, two children
[00:00:33] under 10 years old are the ones who were driving this car that
[00:00:36] crashed and ran over a woman. We have all the
[00:00:40] payment period until 9 p.m., details. In addition, some people who used downtown San Jose parking meters by mistake
[00:00:43] ended up paying up to $4 an hour. We
[00:00:46] will tell you why. Also, more than 70 weapons were seized
[00:00:50] during a police operation. Find out how many people were arrested
[00:00:54] he calls an attempt by Republicans in this mega-operation. That's how we
[00:00:57] begin. This
[00:01:03] all parking meters in the rest of is your Telemundo 48 newscast.
[00:01:07] Hello, how are you? Happy Thursday, Diana Monroy here, thank you very much for being here with us and joining us on Telemundo
[00:01:10] 48. Let's start immediately, well, at Telemundo
[00:01:14] 48, we are working for you, we have a developing story,
[00:01:17] it is that just a few hours ago,
[00:01:21] President Donald Trump signed two
[00:01:23] identify where the greatest executive orders to restrict birthright
[00:01:27] citizenship. One of them focuses on so-called
[00:01:30] birth tourism and another on denying
[00:01:34] citizenship to children of diplomats or foreign
[00:01:37] enemies. In fact, these new orders come after
[00:01:40] the Supreme Court ruled against that major
[00:01:43] general restriction that the president wanted to impose
[00:01:47] on birthright citizenship in June. At 6 o'clock, we will have all the
[00:01:51] details of the implications of this new intention from the
[00:01:55] president, President Trump. Meanwhile, on the other hand. We continue with the topic of
[00:01:58] immigration, look at the news for some Salvadorans with TPS who are
[00:02:02] left without judicial protection that extended their work
[00:02:05] permits, also at 5:30 we will have a
[00:02:09] complete report on what this ruling means for
[00:02:13] thousands of Salvadorans and if they have any other
[00:02:16] alternative. Meanwhile, we stay in the local
[00:02:19] area to tell you this news, so listen very
[00:02:23] carefully, Oakland police confirmed that two
[00:02:25] children, two children, under 10 years old, were driving a
[00:02:29] vehicle that ended up running over a woman and leaving her in
[00:02:33] serious condition. Let's also see the scene that can be observed
[00:02:37] here. Here we can see how this car ended up, here the children were
[00:02:40] driving this car that ended up crashing into a
[00:02:44] house as well. Let's go directly to Andrés Brender, he has been
[00:02:47] at the chaotic scene since
[00:02:50] Latinos, call very early this morning and has all the information that the police have confirmed so far, because
[00:02:54] of course that's what happened here in
[00:02:57] Oakland on Mengely 35th streets, look.
[00:03:00] This is the aftermath of the accident that occurred, a
[00:03:04] car ended up, the driver of a vehicle ended up crashing into
[00:03:07] this fence of the house, but now who was the driver and
[00:03:11] who was the passenger? Well, according to the police, minors about
[00:03:15] 10 years old, they were transported to the hospital where they are
[00:03:19] family. Families can expected to recover, but that was not the only incident that occurred in the whole ordeal, a person
[00:03:23] was crossing this pedestrian
[00:03:25] crossing, about 30 years old, and was also
[00:03:29] hit. He did not die, but we do not currently know
[00:03:32] what their health condition is. Right now, I
[00:03:36] spoke with the people, the family who lives in the
[00:03:39] house in question, we also have security video, but
[00:03:43] I will have their testimony for you at 6 p.m., working for you from Oakland, Andrés Brender, Telemundo 48 newscast,
[00:03:47] thank you very much Andrés, that's truly incredible news, we continue in
[00:03:50] Oakland, but now to talk about another topic, 76 weapons seized and
[00:03:54] 51 people with federal charges is the result of an operation
[00:03:58] related to firearms in Oakland, look at the caliber of the
[00:04:02] weapons they seized between March and July
[00:04:06] 2026. This morning, representatives from the U.S. Attorney's
[00:04:08] Office, as well as other law enforcement agencies,
[00:04:12] announced the results of this operation, which was achieved
[00:04:15] thanks to a coordinated effort of federal
[00:04:19] and local authorities. And in other
[00:04:22] news, Stanford University ended its contract with the
[00:04:26] company Flog Safety because the company shared information
[00:04:30] obtained through license plate reader cameras, known as
[00:04:34] Flog cameras, with federal agencies. Now, the
[00:04:37] educational institution is working with Generic.
[00:04:40] Authorities reported that vehicle images will be
[00:04:44] stored on a server to which no company
[00:04:47] will have access. The university will only be able to
[00:04:52] withholding information about the origins see this information, which, they say and promise, will eventually be
[00:04:56] deleted. And if
[00:04:59] you paid at a parking meter to park in downtown
[00:05:03] leaving my mark, my flavor, San Jose recently, it is possible that you were overcharged.
[00:05:06] The municipality detected that some meters were
[00:05:10] charging double due to an error that caused a lot of confusion
[00:05:13] among drivers, because the city does have plans to
[00:05:16] increase these parking meters, but in the
[00:05:19] future. Natalie Vera has the details and also explains
[00:05:22] to us, ridiculous, drivers in San
[00:05:25] Jose are not very happy to hear that
[00:05:29] they might pay more money to park in downtown
[00:05:32] the city, exactly how much is yet to be seen,
[00:05:36] I think they shouldn't charge more because everything is already so expensive
[00:05:40] and then there's nowhere to... your car. The municipality,
[00:05:44] initially, proposed doubling the cost from
[00:05:47] $2 an hour to four and extending the
[00:05:52] instead of until 6 p.m., affecting
[00:05:55] 1600 parking meters downtown, except on
[00:05:59] Sundays, but after complaints from the community and
[00:06:03] business owners, on Wednesday the city announced
[00:06:06] a new alternative. Under the new proposal, the change
[00:06:10] would no longer be limited to downtown San Jose, but would apply to
[00:06:15] the city. This is a 5-year plan that would start in
[00:06:19] February 2027 and would implement gradual
[00:06:22] $1 per hour increases, first only for downtown and then for the
[00:06:26] rest of the city, and would also include municipal garages
[00:06:30] and also that extension until 9 p.m.
[00:06:33] for 1600 downtown meters. No,
[00:06:37] no, no, it's not right because you want to charge
[00:06:40] double for parking, they already had the opportunity
[00:06:43] to make a lot of
[00:06:45] money here.
[00:06:48] The Executive Director of the San Jose Downtown Association says that they hope
[00:06:52] that any changes in parking do not negatively affect
[00:06:55] only the downtown, since it would put businesses at a
[00:06:58] disadvantage. As if all this wasn't confusing enough
[00:07:01] for many.
[00:07:04] On Tuesday, the city realized
[00:07:06] that some parking meters in the downtown were charging
[00:07:10] $4 an hour by mistake and until
[00:07:13] 10 p.m. The spokesperson for the transportation department
[00:07:17] stressed that they have already corrected the error and that
[00:07:19] they will review the charges to reimburse those who
[00:07:22] have overpaid. The long-term increase plan seeks to
[00:07:26] raise 1.2 million dollars to curb the
[00:07:30] budget deficit. The San Jose City Council will vote on the
[00:07:33] proposed changes on September 15th. Working for you in
[00:07:37] San Jose, Natalie Vera, Telemundo. Access to
[00:07:41] Kennedy High School has been restricted, which puts the start of the school year at risk
[00:07:44] at that institution. Listen to the reasons:
[00:07:48] the closure is due to a recommendation from the Department of
[00:07:52] Toxic Substances Control after finding different levels
[00:07:56] of a toxic gas called
[00:07:59] tetrachloroethylene underground. For this reason,
[00:08:01] students will be relocated and temporarily for the
[00:08:05] first days of classes to ensure their
[00:08:08] safety. They don't give me an answer about
[00:08:11] going to another school that is not Kennedy,
[00:08:14] but I am waiting and well, I go home with
[00:08:18] the documents again. Well, listen to the uncertainty of some
[00:08:21] parents, the Department of Toxic Substances Control is conducting
[00:08:25] additional tests to determine if there is any
[00:08:29] risk to safety and also to identify the origin of the
[00:08:32] toxic substance. The Richmond School District will hold a
[00:08:36] community meeting. It will be today from 6:30 to 8
[00:08:40] p.m. at the Richmond Auditorium to offer an update on the
[00:08:44] situation. Obviously, we will also be keeping an eye on this.
[00:08:47] 5:08 p.m., time to talk about the weather conditions or
[00:08:51] rather, Orlando, the air conditions, isn't that right? Good afternoon, Diana, how are you? Good afternoon, greetings to everyone at home, well, this morning those who left very early for
[00:08:55] work, could notice on the hills that slightly
[00:08:58] hazy tone in the air, it is that we had,
[00:09:02] it is pollution from the smoke that I was mentioning that was arriving in the early morning, right now in
[00:09:06] a good part of the Bay Area we have good air quality, but there is
[00:09:10] a city in particular, South Bay San Jose,
[00:09:12] we have moderate conditions, remember that moderate conditions mean that
[00:09:16] the most vulnerable groups are the ones who need to take precautions, they are the most sensitive groups
[00:09:20] where that irritation can be felt, I insist, it is the
[00:09:23] city of San Jose where these conditions are being registered, let's see it here on this map,
[00:09:27] especially with the colors, see these yellow tones towards the South Bay,
[00:09:30] indicating those moderate air quality conditions, this is still a product of the smoke that is
[00:09:34] reaching us from the wildfires not only in the state of California,
[00:09:38] but also those affecting the state of Washington. Washington. See these green
[00:09:41] spots towards the city of San Francisco, also to the north, Santa Rosa, San
[00:09:45] Rafael, also slightly moderate air quality conditions
[00:09:49] towards the city of Oakland, this is how we will
[00:09:52] really continue in the coming days, let's take a look at this, how the
[00:09:55] smoke will be behaving, because we will have some changes towards the weekend because the
[00:09:59] wind direction will be impacting precisely how that smoke moves towards
[00:10:03] our region, all these colors are indicating presence of more
[00:10:06] or less concentrated smoke, indicating that haze that we will be
[00:10:10] observing for Saturday, see how that smoke will be
[00:10:13] retreating a bit, with cleaner air coming in from the ocean, that means that for
[00:10:16] Saturday, a good part of Saturday, we will have those conditions a little better in
[00:10:20] terms of air quality, let's take a look at the temperatures. See how they increase to the south,
[00:10:24] Morgan Hill, Gilroy, in the mid 90s, clear conditions,
[00:10:28] Cupertino, Milpitas, San Jose in the 80-degree range this afternoon, this is
[00:10:31] the Bay, of course, much hotter, temperatures already exceeding 90
[00:10:35] degrees, also for Concord in the 93s, see Anthown marking
[00:10:38] 95 degrees at this moment, the peninsula, temperatures in the
[00:10:42] 80-degree range, in the case of Redwood City marking 86 degrees, San Francisco,
[00:10:45] the contrasts that characterize our region, temperatures towards the coastal area
[00:10:49] below 70 degrees, towards the center, for example the mission
[00:10:52] 77 degrees. Temperatures at this moment, all the North Bay, a large part of
[00:10:56] our region, also temperatures in the 90-degree range and that is the most important thing
[00:10:59] in the coming days, see the temperatures, how they will be increasing
[00:11:03] Saturday, Sunday, heat peak for us in the South Bay, San Jose,
[00:11:07] 95 degrees, of course San Francisco, will be quite close to 80
[00:11:10] degrees for Saturday, also Sunday temperatures in the mid
[00:11:14] 70s, the most important thing is that I am already monitoring this, a
[00:11:17] heat warning that will be affecting this weekend here in the Bay Area,
[00:11:20] of course at 5:30 we will have the weather conditions, thank you very much
[00:11:25] Orlando, we will stay tuned, but we also have to go to a break and when we return
[00:11:29] students from the Oakland School District will not be able to
[00:11:32] use their cell phones during school, we will explain how they should
[00:11:36] store them, and brace yourselves because very soon
[00:11:39] construction will begin on the Carquinez Bridge,
[00:11:42] we have all the details and we will tell you from when. We take this opportunity to
[00:11:45] tell you that we are still preparing our special in which we want
[00:11:49] to highlight the proud story of the teachers, that is, of
[00:11:52] those people who have made a positive change in our city, in our
[00:11:56] lives, in our neighborhood, those who have an extraordinary
[00:12:00] story that deserves to be told, you can nominate
[00:12:03] that name, tell us who it is through the QR code if
[00:12:06] you know someone, it could be your neighbor, a friend, a
[00:12:10] family member, we want to tell that story here on Telemundo
[00:12:13] 48. From Berkeley, working for you,
[00:12:16] Pilar Niño, Telemundo 48
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[00:12:52] If you're involved in an accident, you know you have
[00:12:55] limited time to act. Every day you spend without calling a lawyer, the
[00:12:58] insurance company works against you. They could delay payments,
[00:13:02] complicate the process, and wait for you to get tired and accept less
[00:13:06] than you deserve. The advocates are here to support you throughout
[00:13:10] the entire process, they have already helped more than 3 million
[00:13:15] 1-800-636 36 36
[00:13:18] 1-800 636 36
[00:13:21] 36 She had a work permit and
[00:13:28] in fact had traveled before from this very airport, but this time she was
[00:13:31] detained. Belén Small is following the case of
[00:13:35] an Argentine immigrant who was detained at Philadelphia airport before
[00:13:38] traveling to the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals and tells
[00:13:42] us more about that case.
[00:13:45] A World Cup dream that ended in
[00:13:48] an immigration nightmare. Steven Mercury is the boyfriend of Iliana League, an
[00:13:52] immigrant. detention centers in Pennsylvania,
[00:14:25] Louisiana, Texas and is now in New Mexico, waiting for her court
[00:14:28] hearing, which has already been postponed on different occasions. Meanwhile,
[00:14:32] the uncertainty extends to Argentina, where her expectant
[00:14:35] father awaits news of his daughter every day. You are in
[00:14:39] terrible uncertainty, because you don't know what will happen, what
[00:14:42] will unfold, if they will release her
[00:14:46] or not, so no, of course, he was going crazy, even for her immigration
[00:14:50] lawyer it has been an unexpected situation.
[00:14:54] She explains that it is a situation she had never
[00:15:01] experienced in the 11 years she has worked on immigration
[00:15:05] matters.
[00:15:06] Additionally, she adds that Iliana never spent a
[00:15:09] day illegally in the country and was doing everything possible
[00:15:13] to remain in the United States legally. Now her
[00:15:16] father hopes that her character and good conduct can help resolve
[00:15:20] the case in the best way so that she can continue
[00:15:24] following her dreams, her way of
[00:15:27] being, her
[00:15:30] things, all organized, a good person, mainly good,
[00:15:33] because she has no problems and never had any here in
[00:15:37] Argentina, nor does she have any there, so one
[00:15:41] hopes that things will be resolved in the best possible
[00:15:44] way. Well, in fact, the lawyer explains that what also
[00:15:48] surprises her is that a person in the same situation as Eliana could
[00:15:52] previously travel throughout the United States without any inconvenience, but now
[00:15:55] they are seeing more of this type of arrest. For our part,
[00:15:59] we also did the work, we
[00:16:02] far we have not received any response. We return to this
[00:16:06] area of the country, let's talk about the former mayor of Antioch Lamar Hernández
[00:16:10] Torb, who claims that the Department of Justice is seeking to bring a
[00:16:13] federal indictment against him. Hernández made the announcement on
[00:16:17] social media and assured that he will fight any criminal
[00:16:20] charges, although he did not actually specify the reason for the
[00:16:23] investigation. In his message, he called the investigation
[00:16:27] politically motivated and assured that his team has provided
[00:16:30] all requested documents to federal prosecutors. We will
[00:16:34] stay tuned. Meanwhile. San Jose State University released
[00:16:37] today its annual Silicon Valley Pain Index, a
[00:16:41] report that measures persistent inequalities across
[00:16:44] the region. Researchers analyze issues such as employment,
[00:16:47] education, housing, access to healthcare, and other
[00:16:51] quality of life indicators. What is the objective? The objective is to
[00:16:55] help public policy makers and community leaders to
[00:17:01] needs exist. The differences in income
[00:17:04] between the richest people and
[00:17:08] those who do not have as many resources
[00:17:11] is a huge
[00:17:15] division. Well, this report also shows that the closure of
[00:17:18] schools in Santa Clara County affects Hispanic students
[00:17:21] more. And Caltrans
[00:17:25] announced that it will carry out maintenance work on the
[00:17:28] Carquinez Bridge that connects the city of Vallejo with the East Bay.
[00:17:32] This will be from 6 p.m. this Friday, that is to say,
[00:17:36] tomorrow. Crews will close one lane of the bridge in the westbound
[00:17:39] direction, while on August 21st, they will close the
[00:17:43] bridge completely, which will reopen on August 24th. Due to
[00:17:47] these works, there will obviously be delays, detours, so
[00:17:50] stay tuned because we will update you with the
[00:17:54] information. And the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
[00:17:56] will increase service on several routes in just one
[00:18:00] week. Leaders reported that this is because more
[00:18:04] people are returning to classes and obviously also to work. For
[00:18:07] example, on the 5R bus route, which may be
[00:18:11] yours, buses will now run every 9
[00:18:14] minutes. Some of the new routes also include
[00:18:18] Kapil Drive, since it is very close to students
[00:18:21] who also attend Lowell High School. And
[00:18:24] we continue talking about students, and that is that middle and high school students
[00:18:27] in Alameda County can now apply for
[00:18:30] their free public transportation passes for the next
[00:18:34] year. The program offers free rides on AC Transit
[00:18:37] buses, also on Union City Transit, in addition to
[00:18:41] discounts on BART. You can apply, any student can
[00:18:45] apply from sixth to twelfth grade from
[00:18:48] participating schools. In some districts, all are
[00:18:51] eligible, and in others it depends on the income of each
[00:18:56] apply for the pass online on the website that
[00:19:00] you are seeing there on the screen, there you have it.
[00:19:03] And starting Monday, students from the Oakland School District
[00:19:07] will not be able to use their phones during
[00:19:10] class hours, elementary school students will keep their cell phones
[00:19:13] in secure boxes that will be inside
[00:19:17] the classrooms, while middle and high school students
[00:19:21] will have to keep them in special cases that they can
[00:19:24] carry with them, but they will only be able to
[00:19:27] access their phones when
[00:19:30] there is some type of emergency and when the classroom
[00:19:34] authority authorizes it.
[00:19:47] Well, there you hear the district spokesperson who says that the
[00:19:51] staff will determine what an emergency is, when there is an emergency they will
[00:19:55] give the children access, the policy will put the
[00:19:58] district in compliance with the demand and the state mandate, that is, each
[00:20:02] of the districts will make the decision specifically.
[00:20:06] And the plot surrounding
[00:20:08] Dr. Anthony Fauci and the efforts by the Republican
[00:20:12] majority to punish him continue. Today, in fact, the Senate
[00:20:15] Committee declared the doctor in contempt of Congress for
[00:20:19] refusing to answer questions at a hearing last week, surely
[00:20:22] you remember those answers he did not give. For years, Republicans have
[00:20:26] accused Fauci of lying and
[00:20:30] of COVID-19 and about the government's handling of the
[00:20:33] pandemic response. Randy Serrano has all the details.
[00:20:50] Rarely invoked in the past, Dr.
[00:20:53] Anthony Fauci was declared in
[00:20:57] pushes a Republican initiative to prosecute the scientist
[00:21:02] response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I think it is very
[00:21:05] difficult for the government to eventually prove a case
[00:21:09] beyond a reasonable doubt that Dr. Fauci is in
[00:21:12] contempt of Congress, because it requires proof of the
[00:21:16] person's intent, Anthony. Six years after the pandemic,
[00:21:20] Republicans,
[00:21:22] led by Senator Rand Paul, have not stopped blaming
[00:21:26] Fauci, accusing him of lying and withholding
[00:21:29] information about the origins and handling of the virus. Last
[00:21:33] week during a Senate hearing,
[00:21:36] Fauci invoked the Fifth
[00:21:39] Amendment more than 100 times to, he said, protect himself from what
[00:21:44] to put him behind bars.
[00:21:48] After more than an intense exchange with
[00:21:50] lawmakers from that party, they now want to force him to
[00:21:54] answer with the full force of the law.
[00:21:57] In that hearing, what Fauci made clear,
[00:22:04] he said, is that he was forced to testify so that he would say
[00:22:07] anything that would incriminate him,
[00:22:10] but the Republican senator leading this effort has said that he only
[00:22:14] seeks accountability for the management of the
[00:22:17] pandemic, demanding a public apology for the mistakes
[00:22:20] made. For his part, an attorney for Fauci said that the committee's vote this
[00:22:24] Thursday is a political maneuver to punish
[00:22:28] Fauci for exercising his constitutional right.
[00:22:31] Fauci now joins the few who have been punished by
[00:22:35] Congress, since 2008, only 10
[00:22:37] people have been held in contempt. The Department of Justice
[00:22:40] filed charges in only two of those cases in Washington,
[00:22:44] Randy Serrano, Telemundo. Thank you,
[00:22:47] Randy, a break. But shortly, in less than a week, the
[00:22:51] new season of Top Chef VIP will premiere, and we will tell you
[00:22:54] why. We spoke with the Mexican artist Ninel Conde, who tells
[00:22:58] us all about her participation. Also, San Jose police confirm the arrest of
[00:23:01] a man and a woman suspected of
[00:23:04] participating in a shooting that left one dead and two injured, all of this
[00:23:08] when we return. Working for you from Palo
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[00:24:26] we offer a wide range of non-surgical treatments,
[00:24:30] from chemotherapy to innovative therapies such as HRT
[00:24:34] cell therapy and Cyberknife radiosurgery.
[00:24:37] At every stage of the patient's journey, from diagnosis to
[00:24:41] treatment, we focus on providing the most advanced
[00:24:44] care and offering each child the best
[00:24:47] possible chance of recovery.
[00:24:52] When you're the best of
[00:24:54] friends,
[00:24:56] having so much fun together,
[00:25:00] you're not even aware, you're such a funny pair.
[00:25:23] The great Ninel Conde is one of the participants who will be in the reality show
[00:25:27] Chef, which will soon premiere, and will obviously air here on the
[00:25:31] Telemundo screen. Jessica Ninel spoke with her and tells
[00:25:34] us what her contribution will be as a participant in this reality
[00:25:37] show. In a competition where seasoning
[00:25:41] is usually the protagonist, the "assassin bombshell" Ninel Conde wants
[00:25:44] to show that eating healthy doesn't mean giving up
[00:25:48] flavor. But it's being me,
[00:25:53] what I am, what I am, so that they can
[00:25:56] truly see how I can transform a dish that
[00:26:00] may not be healthy into something much healthier. Accustomed
[00:26:04] to taking care of every aspect of her lifestyle, the actress and singer
[00:26:07] assures that this philosophy will also reach the
[00:26:10] kitchen. For me, if one or two, ten people, ten
[00:26:14] women learn to eat healthier, they feel better after
[00:26:17] their 40s, more like me, that that is my challenge
[00:26:21] coming out of here, to create a protocol for women 40+ who
[00:26:25] want to reverse the effects of aging, better
[00:26:28] combat perimenopause, control their hormones. That will
[00:26:32] not be achieved with a plate full of oil and saturated
[00:26:36] fats and sugar, right? Now the question
[00:26:40] will be whether a lighter proposal can make its way
[00:26:44] in a competition where time, creativity, and the judges'
[00:26:48] palates will be decisive. In the end,
[00:26:51] this competition is not about health, healthy, whatever, but it's an
[00:26:54] essence, it's my grain of sand, and maybe it's good, bad for the chef, maybe
[00:26:58] it lacks salt, yes, but salt is
[00:27:01] harmful to the heart, it retains
[00:27:04] liquids, so maybe the chef learns to eat healthier.
[00:27:08] Jesus, Telemundo
[00:27:12] news. Sumayona says I don't know if the chef
[00:27:16] will let him give recommendations if it lacks salt, I don't know,
[00:27:20] but well, we'll see,
[00:27:23] we'll see what controversy arises there, what do we have? It's better to talk at
[00:27:26] 5:30, look, because a federal judge has ruled
[00:27:30] in favor of Trump and with that allows restrictions on work permits
[00:27:33] for some Salvadorans with TPS. We will have the details and
[00:27:37] authorities arrest a person in connection with the fire in a condominium
[00:27:40] complex in Foster City. We will tell you
[00:27:43] who it would be, so stay with
[00:27:47] us because we will be back with this and more after the
[00:27:50] break.
[00:27:59] Hello, I am attorney Jessasy Serna and I come from.
[00:28:02] Immigrant and farmworker parents. For more
[00:28:06] than 40 years I have been here in our community in San
[00:28:09] Jose and the Bay Area helping Hispanics with
[00:28:13] their car accident cases. If you have
[00:28:17] been in an accident and are not at fault, call us,
[00:28:20] we can help you. Against the
[00:28:23] insurance companies. I am Jesse Cerna,
[00:28:27] attorney at law. We like potluck
[00:28:29] parties, I brought guacamole. I brought the
[00:28:33] beans, I brought the meat to grill, everyone wants
[00:28:37] to show off, that's why we go to Chavez Super, there we find everything in one
[00:28:40] place, tomatoes, onions, peppers,
[00:28:43] good avocados, the best fresh meat to
[00:28:46] grill and even tortillas, everything to eat
[00:28:50] delicious, we love each other and we say it with a lot of flavor, but
[00:28:54] good flavor, Chavez Super, good
[00:28:57] flavor.
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[00:30:00] Life is better with a best friend.
[00:30:03] The one who keeps you moving and always knows when
[00:30:06] you need more love. Today local shelters care for
[00:30:10] thousands of pets waiting for a connection. During
[00:30:14] August, NBC and Telemundo stations team up again
[00:30:18] with local shelters to help clear the shelters.
[00:30:21] Adopt or donate to help an animal in need, because your
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[00:30:29] Now at 5:30 Salvadorans who have a work
[00:30:32] permit under TPS could be affected after a court
[00:30:35] decision, we will explain it to you,
[00:30:37] so we begin.
[00:30:40] This is your Telemundo California news at
[00:30:43] 5:30.
[00:30:46] Hello, how are you, good afternoon, César Bayona greets you, I am Dayana Monroy, thank you very much
[00:30:50] for joining us here on your Telemundo California News. Well, thousands of
[00:30:53] Salvadorans with TPS are already facing a new scenario
[00:30:57] of total uncertainty.