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[00:00:00] for joining us here on your Telemundo 48 news, today
[00:00:03] Wednesday, and we're going to dive right into Oakland, where,
[00:00:07] look what happened this morning, a road accident left a
[00:00:10] woman in critical condition. Well,
[00:00:13] but what has most surprised residents is that the incident
[00:00:16] was caused by a driver who would be less than 10 years
[00:00:20] old and who later ended up crashing the car into
[00:00:24] a house where there were also other minors. It's all unbelievable,
[00:00:27] Andrés Brender was indeed
[00:00:30] one of the first reporters to arrive at the scene where it all happened in
[00:00:33] Oakland, and well, he has all the latest,
[00:00:36] Andrés.
[00:00:39] This is how this vehicle ended up on 35th Mangals Street in Oakland, crashed
[00:00:42] into a house. According to the police, the drivers were two children under 10 years of
[00:00:46] age.
[00:00:49] It is assured that the driver lost control and hit a person before ending up
[00:00:52] crashed into the house. These images from a security camera show moments before
[00:00:56] the accident. A white car is seen that apparently
[00:01:00] Our Spanish-speaking staff will was speeding on 35th Avenue, witnesses say the vehicle collided
[00:01:03] with another car before hitting a woman walking her dog,
[00:01:07] the woman is in critical condition, this family lives in the house
[00:01:10] where the vehicle crashed, they assure they experienced moments of
[00:01:14] panic, I think it's a very
[00:01:16] big accident, yes, because I felt
[00:01:19] shaken, so when when when
[00:01:23] we crashed, it was very very very big, she
[00:01:26] got scared, yes, because my baby, she...
[00:01:30] Authorities confirmed that the two children
[00:01:33] our Spanish-speaking staff will in the car were in shock on the
[00:01:34] motorcycle or truck accident, what ground after the accident, paramedics rescued them, they were
[00:01:37] transported to the hospital where they are expected to recover, while the woman
[00:01:40] who was run over is in critical condition, this
[00:01:44] man assures he saw everything, he says she was
[00:01:46] With a new Toyota you are prepared, even for what lying on the ground, he did what he could to help her, that it was tragic, that the
[00:01:49] vehicle was going at high speed and crashed just like that, we went out to see and
[00:01:53] we called 911, but there was already a person
[00:01:57] who was crossing the street, her dog ran out, police
[00:02:00] sources assure that the children are 4 and 6 years old and that the parents are
[00:02:04] cooperating with the authorities, working for you from Oakland, Andrés
[00:02:07] Brender, Telemundo 48 news, we're going to stay in
[00:02:11] Oakland, but with other news, and that is criminal charges against 51
[00:02:14] people and 76 weapons seized was the result of an
[00:02:17] operation carried out in that city between March and July of this
[00:02:21] year. Local and federal agencies participated in the procedure,
[00:02:25] they also highlighted that it was part of an effort to curb
[00:02:29] violence and the illegal possession of firearms,
[00:02:32] in addition, among those prosecuted, Jarvy Sand,
[00:02:36] 40 years old, suspected of
[00:02:40] participating in a shooting at a nightclub last March,
[00:02:43] where two people died, and in San Jose, the
[00:02:46] police confirmed the arrest of Andrew Fidler,
[00:02:49] 35 years old, as a suspect in a series of armed
[00:02:53] robberies, that was in different businesses, according to
[00:02:56] the report, he would have operated in areas such as Stevens Creek Boulevard.
[00:03:04] among others, and that among the businesses that would have been affected are
[00:03:08] convenience stores, smoke shops
[00:03:11] and also motels and we continue talking about
[00:03:15] arrests in San Jose, these people, look at
[00:03:18] this, they would have a connection with a shooting that would have left
[00:03:21] one person dead and two more injured, the shooting
[00:03:25] occurred in San Jose in the early morning of last July 26,
[00:03:29] just a few hours ago, the police gave more details on how
[00:03:32] they cracked down on violence in the city. Flavio Lacayo with more
[00:03:36] details. José Rivera, 30 years old, and Laura
[00:03:40] Beltrán Gahitán, 25, are behind bars for the
[00:03:43] murder of Henry García Rodríguez, 23, who died on
[00:03:46] July 26 in a
[00:03:49] they had the same problem with shooting reported around 3 in the morning in the area of 7th Street
[00:03:52] and Leo Avenue, where a second injured person
[00:03:56] Thursday that the 14th Amendment of with bullet impacts was also found, who, according to
[00:03:59] authorities, survived,
[00:04:02] unfortunately, one of the victims was pronounced
[00:04:05] dead at the scene, so homicide detectives
[00:04:08] began an investigation. Moments later, a patrol car observed
[00:04:12] a driver speeding near the intersection of 11th Street
[00:04:15] and Humbold Street, where a third victim
[00:04:19] with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds was found, according to the police.
[00:04:23] Five days after the shooting, on July 31,
[00:04:26] they managed to catch Rivera and Beltrán Gaitán, and the license plate
[00:04:30] reader cameras, they explained to us, helped the agents locate
[00:04:34] the alleged perpetrators. The cameras have
[00:04:38] been an instrument
[00:04:40] that has helped us not only to close these
[00:04:45] arrested so far cases and bring justice to the victims in these cases, but
[00:04:48] they are also very important for public
[00:04:51] safety, to ensure that if something happens
[00:04:55] in the city, our detectives can
[00:04:57] investigate these
[00:05:00] cases in real time, this became the 16th homicide
[00:05:03] in San Jose so far this year, some
[00:05:07] residents are concerned about the situation, because when there are shootings and
[00:05:11] violence or something like that, the police do arrive quickly, although this San Jose
[00:05:14] resident also explained to us that she feels there is still much to
[00:05:18] be done, well, don't walk alone in places, just
[00:05:22] close to the neighborhood and always with company, yes, my husband
[00:05:26] and I, with friends too, yes, or friends, the
[00:05:29] police are appealing to people who have information about this
[00:05:33] tragic incident, as they need to find the
[00:05:36] reason and what motivated the suspects to commit this
[00:05:39] crime, working for you from San Jose.
[00:05:45] We are staying south of the bay because a judge ordered that Shannon
[00:05:49] Connor, better known as the woman who organized parties
[00:05:53] with alcohol for minors and in which she would have facilitated sexual
[00:05:56] encounters between some of them, pay
[00:05:59] $74,000 to several of her victims. This money,
[00:06:03] they say, would serve to cover therapy costs and
[00:06:06] rehabilitation treatments. It is estimated that each affected person would be
[00:06:10] receiving between $2,000 to several hundred
[00:06:13] dollars. On the other hand, the Foster City police
[00:06:17] confirmed the arrest of Kate Hopkins in connection with the
[00:06:20] fire that destroyed a residential building last Sunday
[00:06:24] and in which four firefighters were injured. According to the
[00:06:27] report, the man is accused of causing the fire and of
[00:06:31] obstructing the investigation. He was initially transferred to the San Mateo
[00:06:34] County jail, but was released after paying a
[00:06:38] bond. For now, investigators have determined that the fire was
[00:06:41] caused by a gas grill that was left unattended on a
[00:06:45] balcony and an interesting fact, in fact, you are seeing the person who was arrested on
[00:06:49] screen, is that this person gave an interview to Telemundo
[00:06:52] 48 on the day of the incident and he assured us that the
[00:06:55] fire did start in his home, but he said he did not know
[00:06:58] how the flames would have started, well,
[00:07:01] President Donald Trump signed two executive orders this
[00:07:04] afternoon, one, they say, is to prohibit so-called
[00:07:07] birth tourism, yes, the second would deny citizenship to children
[00:07:11] of people who are under the jurisdiction of the government, whether children of
[00:07:15] diplomats or those who have been classified as foreign enemies,
[00:07:19] yes, we connect to Washington DC with Randy Serrano who has the
[00:07:22] information for us, go ahead Randy. That's
[00:07:25] right, the president has been trying to end the right to citizenship since
[00:07:29] the first day of his second term, now he's trying
[00:07:32] again, despite a recent Supreme Court decision
[00:07:36] on that
[00:07:36] issue.
[00:07:42] he gives up, this Thursday he signed an executive order that
[00:07:46] would limit birthright citizenship, an issue
[00:07:49] that has already been decided by the Supreme Court, but which the president
[00:07:53] insists on
[00:07:54] changing.
[00:07:57] The president said that the Court's decision, which dismissed his initial
[00:08:01] effort to end that right in June, was
[00:08:04] unfortunate and that he was making adjustments, he said that it
[00:08:08] had become a business and that he was not going
[00:08:10] to allow it. The new executive order would deny citizenship to
[00:08:14] children of diplomatic personnel born on US soil, as
[00:08:18] well as to children of people classified as foreign
[00:08:21] enemies and children born in the United States
[00:08:24] to mothers who entered the country specifically for the purpose
[00:08:28] of giving birth. I don't think it will change anything in practical terms, I think a court
[00:08:32] will stop that because there is no way to determine the
[00:08:35] intention of the traveler number one and number
[00:08:38] two, punishing the traveler, there is no law
[00:08:42] yet in the books that says that is illegal. Trump signed another
[00:08:46] order that instructs the Department of State and the Department of Homeland
[00:08:49] Security to issue rules to combat what he called the "birth
[00:08:53] tourism" industry, despite the fact that US law
[00:08:57] already
[00:08:58] prohibits it.
[00:09:03] Steven Miller, one of the president's main advisors, insisted this
[00:09:08] the Constitution only guaranteed citizenship for the children
[00:09:12] of slaves when it was written, an argument that has not convinced
[00:09:16] the courts, it is expected that this order will also end up being
[00:09:20] challenged in court. Despite
[00:09:22] Trump's insistence that the United States is the only country
[00:09:25] that has birthright citizenship, the truth is that at least
[00:09:29] 32 countries in the world also have that
[00:09:33] right. In Washington, Randy Serrano, Telemundo. And
[00:09:37] attention, because a federal judge has overturned the restrictions that
[00:09:40] prevented the government from applying new limitations to work permits for
[00:09:44] Salvadorans who have been beneficiaries of
[00:09:47] TPS. The National TPS Alliance
[00:09:51] warned that this measure could leave hundreds of workers
[00:09:54] unemployed. Unfortunately, it's bad news,
[00:09:57] right, that there are people who could be sent
[00:10:01] home for not having continuous authorization to be able
[00:10:04] to work, but there is a
[00:10:07] possibility of an emergency appeal to the
[00:10:09] Federal Court. Well, we have to take into account
[00:10:13] that TPS for El Salvador remains in effect until
[00:10:17] September 9 of this year, that's why lawyers
[00:10:20] are recommending beneficiaries to inform themselves about their
[00:10:24] legal options and to stay tuned for the next
[00:10:27] judicial steps, while the national TPS alliance is
[00:10:31] already analyzing an emergency appeal to try to
[00:10:34] reverse this decision. With this, we go to
[00:10:37] the break, but later we will talk about the reasons why the
[00:10:41] San Jose Popular School will have to eliminate a program that benefits
[00:10:44] about 500 adult migrants. And
[00:10:48] during this weekend, the heat advisory will be
[00:10:51] extending to a large part of the Bay Area. Later we will also be
[00:10:55] commenting on what will happen in our coastal
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[00:12:20] We have to talk about the uncertain future that the Popular
[00:12:23] School's adult education program is facing,
[00:12:27] this after the Santa Clara County Board of Education decided
[00:12:30] to eliminate it, where they study, favoring about
[00:12:34] 500 adult immigrant students, ah yes, a
[00:12:37] little earlier there was some relief for this same school, as there are students who were
[00:12:41] able to return to classes, but only the youngest ones, elementary and
[00:12:44] secondary students, yes, we will go to Johanna Ochoa who has more
[00:12:47] details, the hopes we had of being able
[00:12:51] to open the adult school as a charter school, were
[00:12:55] denied. On Wednesday night, the Santa Clara
[00:12:58] County Board of Education voted unanimously to deny the
[00:13:02] Charter School's appeal request for the Popular School in
[00:13:05] San Jose to be able to continue offering high school
[00:13:09] classes to adults. Well, they would basically lose
[00:13:12] that opportunity to go to a college, to
[00:13:16] improve themselves, to obtain perhaps a better
[00:13:19] job. And well, it's very
[00:13:22] sad if the school closes. There are about
[00:13:25] 500 adult students who as of today could no longer
[00:13:29] attend their classes here at the Popular School, a
[00:13:32] place that has provided educational services for more than 40
[00:13:36] years. The staff of the Santa Clara County Board of Education,
[00:13:39] in their agenda, justifies the denial by arguing that the
[00:13:43] Charter School presents a deficient educational program for students,
[00:13:46] mentioning fiscal and capacity problems and
[00:13:50] that the application they submitted was not complete. Faced with this,
[00:13:54] the school's director argues: they said many things
[00:13:57] that had no evidence, today the
[00:14:00] law also says: if there are fiscal concerns
[00:14:04] from the board of directors, they must
[00:14:07] give us 30 days to respond and we never received
[00:14:11] those 30 days. She assures that
[00:14:14] the East Side Union High School District before, which is why they took
[00:14:18] it to court and it ruled in favor of the elementary and
[00:14:21] secondary programs, I would ask them not to rely on those reports. that
[00:14:25] they come physically and with their own eyes see what the school does
[00:14:29] for the community, the teachers motivate you to move forward,
[00:14:32] it's uh they inspire you, it's a different thing than other
[00:14:36] places. For its part, the Santa Clara County Board of Education
[00:14:40] told us in a statement about its decision, saying that its decision
[00:14:43] was based on the data and information presented by Popular School,
[00:14:47] on the comments from the East Side Union High School District and also on an independent
[00:14:51] evaluation, they also said that they recognize the impact that this decision
[00:14:55] has on the community, we are going to look for a way to open the
[00:14:58] school not as a charter school but to be able to
[00:15:02] provide services to adults, working for you from San
[00:15:05] Jose, I'm Joana Ochoa, Telemundo 48. Well, and we continue talking
[00:15:09] about schools, it turns out that the school you are seeing on screen, these
[00:15:13] images correspond to the And Darlin elementary school, this is in San Jose
[00:15:17] too, where today was the first day of classes, oh yes, and it must
[00:15:20] be noted that this time there were many new faces, it turns out that those
[00:15:24] who previously studied at Empire
[00:15:28] Gardens Elementary, one of the five schools that were
[00:15:31] closed by the San Jose Unified School District, have now arrived,
[00:15:35] although this has generated certain logistical inconveniences, especially for some parents, the district
[00:15:39] reported that the merger of campuses will allow them to offer more solid
[00:15:42] academic programs and they say that they will also provide greater support
[00:15:46] to students. And the Half Moon Bay
[00:15:48] Planning Commission approved zoning changes
[00:15:52] that seek to increase housing supply in the coastal
[00:15:56] city. The proposal would allow higher density
[00:15:59] developments in some areas, would expand opportunities for worker
[00:16:03] housing and would streamline affordable
[00:16:06] housing projects, is what they intend. And this measure advances
[00:16:09] after the state, I'm sure you remember, sued Half Moon
[00:16:13] Bay and other cities for not complying with the required housing
[00:16:16] plans. Now the
[00:16:19] council for a final vote. We want to tell you that
[00:16:23] experts continue to analyze
[00:16:26] the Bay Area environment because the smoke from the fires in both
[00:16:30] our region and Oregon and Washington has already affected
[00:16:34] air quality. At the beginning of this week, warnings
[00:16:37] were already issued for the hazy skies and also that smell of smoke, perhaps
[00:16:41] you already felt it, ah, because if they persist, they say, they could cause an
[00:16:45] unhealthy environment, it could impact minors,
[00:16:48] seniors, and also those who suffer from respiratory
[00:16:52] illnesses and yes, many people are saying, something feels
[00:16:56] in their eyes, like they say, watery eyes, perhaps
[00:16:59] it will be this, you are the expert, well,
[00:17:03] yes, we totally have a lot of smoke in the bay, although it must be said that it has already
[00:17:06] been improving little by little.
[00:17:07] but I'm going to talk about what is currently
[00:17:17] if we look at the hills we will see a slightly hazy tone and that is what characterizes smoke
[00:17:20] and what we will still be seeing in the coming days but this could improve or it
[00:17:24] will all depend on the fires, it all depends on the fires, in fact the new fires that could occur by the way
[00:17:28] a warm weekend, that could also impact the air quality in the Bay Area, so the message is
[00:17:32] to stay informed,
[00:17:36] happening in terms of information in the coming days, well, uh,
[00:17:40] definitely the next few days, it will be a very hot weekend, some smoke will
[00:17:44] still be arriving, that means that air quality in some
[00:17:48] sectors of the Bay Area will remain like this, moderate air quality, that will be throughout
[00:17:51] the rest of this week, so we will be saying goodbye to this week, now
[00:17:55] what does moderate air quality mean, it means that the most vulnerable groups, children,
[00:17:59] seniors and of course sick people are the ones who need to pay
[00:18:03] attention to these conditions that will be repeated day after day, in addition to this,
[00:18:06] the heat, these temperatures that are affecting a large part of our region mean
[00:18:10] that a heat advisory will be affecting us from this
[00:18:14] Saturday at 10 AM until Sunday 10 PM, a large
[00:18:17] part of the south of the Bay, a large part of Santa Clara County,
[00:18:21] except, look towards the coastal area that we will not have this
[00:18:24] warning, for example San Francisco, San Rafael, will not be under this
[00:18:28] heat warning, but definitely the East Bay, South Bay we will
[00:18:32] be feeling those temperatures increase and what will happen in our coastal
[00:18:35] area, well it is known that in recent weekends, intense heat has coincided with
[00:18:38] dangerous conditions in our coastal area, at least on Friday and
[00:18:42] Saturday, the wave height will not be that significant, between three and four feet for
[00:18:46] Friday, between four and five feet for Saturday, but on Sunday
[00:18:50] the waves will increase and that means there will be
[00:18:54] more possibility of encountering strong ocean currents, so on Sunday
[00:18:57] please be very careful when we go to the coast to cool down from this intense
[00:19:01] heat that, especially on Sunday, will be stronger in our
[00:19:04] area at this moment we are enjoying temperatures in the 82 degrees in San
[00:19:08] Jose, mostly clear conditions in much of the Bay Area, we are going to
[00:19:12] take a look at those temperatures especially in the East Bay, see the temperatures still in the
[00:19:16] mid-90s, San Jose as I was commenting 82 degrees, a
[00:19:19] meteorologically speaking quite calm night, see
[00:19:23] Gilroy for example in the 66 degrees, Watsonville
[00:19:26] marking 62 degrees tonight, for tomorrow afternoon I'll give you a preview, temperatures
[00:19:29] increase even more, we could even have 100 degrees for
[00:19:33] Brentwood, in the case of San Jose 88. for tomorrow afternoon, definitely the most important thing to say goodbye
[00:19:41] to this week will be the heat, that warning that will be in effect for
[00:19:45] Saturday and Sunday, at least in the city of San Jose, temperatures in the mid-
[00:19:49] 90s and of course in San Francisco we will also be feeling that
[00:19:53] increase in temperature for Saturday quite close to 80 degrees,
[00:19:56] I return with you
[00:19:59] César,
[00:20:01] thank you very much Orlando, almost 12 years after the
[00:20:05] disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students, former Guerrero
[00:20:09] governor Ángel Aguirre was arrested, the Attorney
[00:20:12] General's Office is investigating him for his alleged participation in the
[00:20:16] concealment and destruction of evidence in the case. Authorities
[00:20:19] say he is the highest-ranking official
[00:20:23] in this case. Let's talk now about mental
[00:20:26] health, which is a growing challenge in Ciudad Juárez where as of the end of July
[00:20:30] 63 suicides and 44 rescues
[00:20:33] to prevent suicide attempts have been reported. Experts
[00:20:36] pointed out that young people are one of the most
[00:20:40] vulnerable groups and highlighted the importance of support networks
[00:20:43] to prevent these types of tragedies and the Mexican health
[00:20:46] authorities are investigating cases of cyclosporiasis after
[00:20:50] an alert from the United Kingdom due to sick travelers, the country is
[00:20:53] reporting 33 cases and already carried out inspections in
[00:20:57] 16 hotels in the Mexican Caribbean to search for possible
[00:21:00] sources of contagion, the authorities assure that they maintain
[00:21:04] active surveillance and with this rule out for now that Mexican
[00:21:07] products are the origin of the outbreak. This was Mexico in
[00:21:11] 60 seconds.
[00:21:14] While we're talking about sports, today was a good day for the king of layers or at least that's what they
[00:21:18] called Brock Pery again.
[00:22:20] If you have suffered injuries in a car,
[00:22:24] you do next is very important, call the law
[00:22:27] firm that will be by your side when you need it most, call Sweet
[00:22:31] James.
[00:22:36] you were not prepared for. Come on, soccer is
[00:22:39] over, now I want to go on tour with my
[00:22:42] Marimba-Cumbia band.
[00:22:47] Okay, let's go. Come and come.
[00:23:50] productive Brock Purdy today was fine and put the defense in trouble finding
[00:23:53] space during his repetitions, an important part of this was that rookie Deebo
[00:23:57] Samuel was back on the field after missing a couple of days due to hamstring
[00:24:01] pain, this helps the team's new defensive coordinator Rahim
[00:24:04] Morris a lot, who the players, especially the members of the secondary,
[00:24:08] have spoken wonders about, but let's hear what Morris said about facing
[00:24:12] Brock Purdy every day. the layer
[00:24:14] king has some uh really intensive intensity and I like
[00:24:18] that. Today he got fired up which was cool, uh which is fun, which is
[00:24:22] competitive, um and and I love that and like
[00:24:26] when he does those things, it just makes the team go and I watched our team go out there and
[00:24:29] basically have the fight for an hour and a half and then I'll hug at the end of the practice
[00:24:33] and cheer for each other. So the weirdest thing ever is awesome.
[00:24:37] the layer king, that's what we'll be calling Brock Purdy from now on, meanwhile one of the
[00:24:41] summer soap operas came to an end with the outcome more logical, Vinicius Junior will be at
[00:24:45] Real Madrid for a while. Today, the team announced that the Brazilian forward
[00:24:48] renewed his contract with the club until 2032. And after Arsenal's interest,
[00:24:51] according to sources, Madrid sat down to negotiate, offering him a package of
[00:24:55] incentives according to his importance to the club and what he has achieved with the Madrid jersey
[00:24:59] since his arrival at Real Madrid. He has scored 128
[00:25:03] goals, 100 assists, in addition to winning three league titles
[00:25:06] and two Champions Leagues. Also, today the club also announced the
[00:25:10] arrival of Jan Diomande from RB Leipzig, so one more reinforcement to the
[00:25:14] five that José Mourinho had already requested in this second stage.
[00:25:18] But I ask César Vayona, what is Real up to this season? Well, they say
[00:25:21] they spent 125 million on Vini, on Diomande,
[00:25:25] on Jan Diomande, which makes it the most expensive sale in the history of the club.
[00:25:29] We also have to think that we have to compare in terms of inflation, right? The 100 million that
[00:25:33] was spent on Gareth Bale a few years ago is more or less a higher equivalent
[00:25:37] to these 125, but in terms of numbers, 125, their team, no, but
[00:25:41] they are strengthening the team, I will tell you the truth, I think that personally
[00:25:45] I believe that the pieces are important, some are not of such a high profile,
[00:25:48] but they are very important players. But for me, the arrival of José Mourinho
[00:25:52] back at Real Madrid, I don't know if it's
[00:25:55] the best thing, that's my particular opinion. Well, time
[00:25:58] will tell, yes, we'll have to talk to Florentino tonight.
[00:26:02] Let's see if he answers me. It has worked out, well,
[00:26:06] thank you. Toyota presented action
[00:26:10] when adventure calls, Toyota
[00:26:14] answers, Toyota, let's go
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[00:28:21] Hello, I greet you with great pleasure. Well, this afternoon here on Noticias Telemundo, with the
[00:28:25] beginning of the new school year, fear of raids in schools also grows.
[00:28:28] Today we will see how migrant families organize to take their children
[00:28:32] to... without putting themselves at risk, and the water crisis in Puerto
[00:28:35] Rico is worsening. Some families say they have gone up to 100 days without the
[00:28:39] vital liquid, and this Friday the rationing that the authorities
[00:28:42] will implement begins. This will leave about 180,000
[00:28:46] people without water for 48 hours. With this and other news, we
[00:28:50] will see you this afternoon at 6:30, 5:30
[00:28:52] Central
[00:28:54] Time.
[00:28:59] There you see it, it's the rescue of a man in a garden while being attacked
[00:29:03] by thousands of bees. Everything was captured on camera, but at 11 we will tell
[00:29:07] you how it ended. Well, and we also want to take advantage before we say goodbye to
[00:29:11] tell you that we are still preparing a special and we want to highlight the
[00:29:15] story of pride of our people, those who have made a
[00:29:18] positive change in our neighborhood, our community, our city, people
[00:29:22] who have that extraordinary story that needs to be
[00:29:25] told, and you can nominate that name through our QR
[00:29:28] code. If you think of someone, it could be your neighbor, some
[00:29:32] friend, some family member, some acquaintance who you think has a story that
[00:29:36] yes, that everyone deserves to know and applaud it, so there is the
[00:29:40] information. Well, and before we say goodbye, a tradition from the south of
[00:29:43] Santa Clara County is back, we are referring to the
[00:29:46] Gil Roy rodeo that celebrates almost 100 years of history highlighting
[00:29:50] the agricultural roots and also the western heritage in the
[00:29:53] region. Well, the event expects 20,000 people to be in the
[00:29:57] city of Gilroy this weekend, including national and foreign visitors,
[00:30:01] generating an economic impact.
[00:30:34] This afternoon, Noticias Telemundo, breaking news, President Trump resumes
[00:30:38] his battle against birthright
[00:30:39] citizenship.
[00:30:45] He signed two executive orders that expand the definition of who is
[00:30:49] ineligible to obtain citizenship, including the children of
[00:30:52] tourists born in the United
[00:30:54] States.
[00:30:58] Noticias Telemundo speaks with Nomero.