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[00:00:19] world, as well as training for
[00:00:20] helping to
[00:00:30] I think if it's true, then that's great, right? But,
[00:00:34] the reality is different. An
[00:00:36] undercover operation in
[00:00:38] faced a hostile environment at Auckland ended with the arrest of dozens of individuals.
[00:00:42] Additionally, the San Jose People's School will have to eliminate its program
[00:00:45] that benefits close to 500 adult migrants, and a woman is
[00:00:49] injured after being hit by a car driven by two
[00:00:52] minors aged 10
[00:00:54] working and they had their children with years. We begin now.
[00:00:58] This is your newscast.
[00:01:00] 38.
[00:01:02] Hello, everyone. Welcome to your 11
[00:01:05] think about another part, right, what will happen to o'clock live broadcast. Thank you very much for getting your information here with us, and well,
[00:01:08] the ages of the children who were
[00:01:12] that violence and crime remain in behind that accident that left a woman in
[00:01:14] critical condition are already known. This happened exactly on 35th Street in Auckland,
[00:01:18] Cesar. Yes, Dayana, a source from our sister station NBC
[00:01:21] Bay Area has confirmed to us
[00:01:24] Trump once again tries to end that the child who was driving the car is 6
[00:01:27] years old, while his companion, who was not driving, but
[00:01:30] was accelerating the car,
[00:01:33] is four years old, and Andres Brender was
[00:01:36] there at the scene and even spoke with some of those affected,
[00:01:40] let's see: This is how this vehicle ended up on
[00:01:44] 35th and Mangles in Oakland, crashed into a house. According to the police, the
[00:01:47] drivers were two children under 10 years
[00:01:50] old.
[00:01:53] With a new Toyota, you're prepared for even what It states that the driver lost control and hit a person before
[00:01:55] ending up crashed into the house. These security camera images show moments
[00:01:59] before the accident, a white car can be seen apparently
[00:02:03] speeding down 35th Avenue. Witnesses say the vehicle
[00:02:06] collided with another car before hitting a woman walking her
[00:02:10] dog. The woman is in critical condition. This family lives in the
[00:02:14] house where the vehicle crashed. They say they experienced moments of panic.
[00:02:18] I think it's such a big
[00:02:20] accident, yes, because I felt
[00:02:23] exhaled, so when, when, when we
[00:02:26] crashed, it was very very, very, very big, she got scared.
[00:02:30] Yes, because my baby ran away.
[00:02:33] Authorities confirmed that the two children in the car were in shock on the ground
[00:02:37] after the accident. Paramedics rescued them and they were transported to
[00:02:41] the hospital where they are expected to recover, while the woman who was hit is in
[00:02:44] critical condition. This
[00:02:47] man claims he saw everything, says she was lying on the ground, and did what he could
[00:02:51] our Spanish-speaking staff will to help her. It was tragic, the vehicle was going at high speed and crashed
[00:02:55] just like that, we went out to see and called 911, but there was already
[00:02:58] a person, who was crossing the street and their
[00:03:02] dog ran out. Police sources assure that the children are 4 and 6 years
[00:03:06] old and that the parents are cooperating with the authorities. Working for you
[00:03:10] from Oakland, Andrés Brender, Telemundo 48 newscast. Almost a
[00:03:13] decade later, the FBI renews its public appeal for help in solving a
[00:03:17] homicide case that remains unanswered. This is in San
[00:03:20] Francisco. Calvin Riley, 20, was
[00:03:23] murdered 10 years ago while playing Pokémon
[00:03:27] Go with a friend at Aquatic Park. Well, according to
[00:03:30] authorities, he was shot near the end of the boardwalk. So
[00:03:34] far, no suspects have been identified, which is why the
[00:03:37] FBI released these portraits. They are two people who
[00:03:40] were in the area at the time of the crime. Authorities say
[00:03:44] that the man on the left was driving a car with a blonde woman as a
[00:03:48] passenger, while the man on the right was seen recording
[00:03:52] video at the scene. The FBI is offering a $25,000
[00:03:55] reward for information that helps
[00:03:58] identify both. And a United Airlines flight
[00:04:02] had to return to San Francisco International Airport after
[00:04:06] one of its tires was damaged during takeoff.
[00:04:09] The plane was bound for Los Cabos, Mexico, and ended up
[00:04:13] landing safely back in San Francisco, this
[00:04:17] at about 11:45 AM. United confirmed that
[00:04:20] no passengers were injured and also worked to rebook travelers
[00:04:24] that they had the same problem with on another flight throughout the afternoon. And this
[00:04:28] Thursday, that is, today, the District Attorney's office of the United States intervened in an
[00:04:31] undercover operation in Oakland, which well, finally ended with the arrest of
[00:04:35] dozens of people and with the seizure of more than 70 illegally
[00:04:39] possessed firearms. Yes, Yomara López has more
[00:04:42] details.
[00:04:46] In the name of those who have lost their lives to gun violence in
[00:04:49] Oakland, several local and federal agencies
[00:04:52] launched a disarmament operation, focused on people
[00:04:56] who have committed the same violent crimes multiple times and
[00:05:00] also possess firearms. The plan was
[00:05:02] led by the DEA, US Marshals, the
[00:05:06] CP police, the FBI, among
[00:05:08] others.
[00:05:12] the maps where violence persisted and managed to identify
[00:05:16] more than 100 high-priority individuals linked to
[00:05:19] violent crimes, this helped
[00:05:22] the investigations, this operation was carried out between March and
[00:05:26] July of this year, the
[00:05:27] results,
[00:05:31] the prosecutor said that they managed to file federal charges
[00:05:34] against 51 people, of those 51
[00:05:38] people, 50 had previous convictions for
[00:05:41] serious crimes and some had multiple convictions for
[00:05:44] serious crimes. Of the 51 arrested, 29
[00:05:48] accumulated a total of 71 previous convictions
[00:05:52] related to firearms, 26 were on
[00:05:55] parole, 27 had previous
[00:05:58] convictions for serious, violent crimes, 10 for domestic
[00:06:01] violence, and more than half are believed to belong to
[00:06:04] gangs. I think if it's true, well, that's great, right,
[00:06:08] but the reality is different. That's the feeling of
[00:06:11] the owner of this restaurant who didn't want to be identified. Last
[00:06:15] July 13, the police killed an armed
[00:06:19] suspect just outside his business. Even so, he tells me
[00:06:24] the area, he says he hears gunshots, and cars even pass by
[00:06:28] and four people get out of a car and point guns at them and
[00:06:32] rob them. The prosecutor stressed that this is only the beginning of the
[00:06:35] fight against gun violence in that
[00:06:39] city.
[00:07:13] And parents and students are seeking answers in Richmond after the
[00:07:16] discovery of toxic substances on the grounds of Kennedy
[00:07:19] High School. Authorities held a community meeting tonight,
[00:07:23] you're seeing it there, to explain what they found and
[00:07:26] what the next steps will be. They assure that they detected
[00:07:30] PCBs, which is a toxic chemical, in five out of six
[00:07:33] areas analyzed within the campus. They are now conducting air
[00:07:37] tests to determine if the contaminants have
[00:07:39] spread. The results of the tests, which are expected
[00:07:43] to be released on August 12, will help decide if students
[00:07:46] will return to Kennedy High or if they will be transferred to another
[00:07:50] location. And the program that educates around
[00:07:54] 500 adult immigrants at the popular school will have to
[00:07:57] close because the Santa Clara County Board of Education
[00:08:01] decided to eliminate it, although those who were able to return to classes were
[00:08:05] elementary and high school students, this is thanks
[00:08:08] to a court decision. Joana Ochoa has
[00:08:11] more details. Our hopes of being able to open the
[00:08:14] adult school as a charter school were
[00:08:18] denied. On Wednesday night, the Santa Clara
[00:08:21] County Board of Education voted unanimously to deny the
[00:08:25] appeal request of the Charter School for the popular
[00:08:28] school in San Jose to be able to continue giving high school
[00:08:31] classes to adults. Well, they would basically lose
[00:08:35] that opportunity to go to college, to
[00:08:39] improve themselves, to perhaps get a better job.
[00:08:43] And it's very sad if they close the
[00:08:46] school. There are about 500 adult students who, as
[00:08:50] of today, could no longer attend their classes
[00:08:53] here at the popular school, a place that has provided educational
[00:08:57] services for more than 40 years. The staff of the Santa Clara
[00:09:00] County Board of Education, in its agenda, justifies the denial by
[00:09:04] arguing that the Charter School presents a deficient
[00:09:07] educational program for the students, mentioning fiscal
[00:09:11] and capacity problems, and that the application they submitted was
[00:09:15] incomplete. Faced with this, the school director argues:
[00:09:19] They said many things that had no evidence.
[00:09:22] Today the law also says, if there are fiscal concerns
[00:09:26] from the board, they have to
[00:09:30] give us 30 days to respond and we never received
[00:09:33] those 30 days. She assures
[00:09:37] the Eastside school district before, so they took it
[00:09:40] to court and this ruled in favor of the elementary and
[00:09:44] secondary programs. I would ask them not to rely on those reports, but to
[00:09:48] come physically and with their own eyes see what the school does
[00:09:51] for the community. The teachers motivate you to keep going,
[00:09:55] it's, uh, they inspire you, it's a different thing from other
[00:09:59] places. For its part, the Santa Clara County Board of Education told
[00:10:03] us in a statement about its decision, saying that its decision
[00:10:06] was based on the data and information presented by Escuela Popular,
[00:10:10] on the comments from the Isa School District. Also on an independent
[00:10:13] evaluation, they also said that they recognize the impact that this
[00:10:17] decision has on the community. We will find a way to open
[00:10:21] the school not as a charter school, but to be able
[00:10:25] to provide services from Mission Bay. School authorities
[00:10:28] inaugurated the school you see on screen, which will offer classes from
[00:10:32] pre-kindergarten and transitional kindergarten to fifth grade. The
[00:10:35] campus also includes a learning center for high school
[00:10:39] students focused on preparing them for the working
[00:10:44] teachers in new teaching strategies. Two
[00:10:47] Bay Area universities are under federal investigation for alleged
[00:10:51] antisemitism complaints on their campuses. The Office of
[00:10:55] Civil Rights of the Department of Education is investigating
[00:10:58] complaints that claim that Jewish students have
[00:11:03] San Jose and San Francisco state universities. The
[00:11:07] complaints include alleged threats, antisemitic
[00:11:10] graffiti, attempts to enter the homes of Jewish
[00:11:14] students, events allegedly linked to terrorist
[00:11:17] groups. In response, San Francisco State University issued a
[00:11:21] statement that says, in part,
[00:11:23] antisemitism and discrimination have no place at
[00:11:27] SFSU. We take seriously the concerns
[00:11:31] raised by members of our Jewish community and remain
[00:11:34] committed to ensuring that every member of our community
[00:11:38] can study, teach, work, and participate in university
[00:11:42] life free from discrimination. A
[00:11:45] break, but upon return, President Donald
[00:11:49] the right to birthright citizenship for certain groups,
[00:11:53] we explain who he's targeting this time.
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[00:11:59] humans, we will tell you which
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[00:12:05] heat warning will be activated in a good part of California
[00:12:08] and that includes us here in the Bay Area, later
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[00:13:20] Thank you for continuing with us, well the immigration news of the day is that President Donald
[00:13:24] Trump signed two... two executive orders that seek to limit
[00:13:27] birthright citizenship for children of a certain group of parents
[00:13:31] without permanent immigration status. The measures include restrictions
[00:13:35] for children of diplomats, for people classified as enemy
[00:13:38] aliens, and also for women who, according to the White House, travel to
[00:13:42] the United States for the purpose of giving birth in what is known as birth
[00:13:46] tourism. I don't think it will change anything in practical terms, I think
[00:13:50] a court will stop that because there is no way to determine the
[00:13:54] intention of the traveler number one and number
[00:13:57] two, uh, to punish the traveler, there is no law yet
[00:14:01] on the books that says that is illegal. Despite this, the
[00:14:04] orders instruct the Department of State and Homeland Security to
[00:14:07] issue new rules against this alleged practice, but as
[00:14:11] we hear, legal experts predict that the measures will
[00:14:14] be challenged in court. Finally, a federal judge overturned
[00:14:18] restrictions that prevented the government from applying new
[00:14:22] limitations to work permits for Salvadorans who
[00:14:25] have been beneficiaries of TPS. The National
[00:14:28] TPS Alliance warned that this measure could leave thousands
[00:14:32] of workers unemployed. Unfortunately,
[00:14:35] it's bad news, right, that there are people who can
[00:14:38] be sent home, for not
[00:14:41] having continuous authorization to be able to work,
[00:14:44] but there is a possibility of an emergency
[00:14:48] appeal. Well, although TPS for El
[00:14:52] Salvador remains in effect until September
[00:14:55] 9, lawyers recommend that beneficiaries inform
[00:14:58] themselves about their legal options and stay
[00:15:02] alert to the next legal steps, while the national
[00:15:05] TPS alliance is analyzing an emergency appeal to
[00:15:09] try to reverse this decision. And for the first
[00:15:13] time in more than four decades, the population of Mexican
[00:15:16] immigrants living in the United States registered a
[00:15:19] decrease. A report from the Migration Policy Institute
[00:15:23] indicates that between 2010 and 2024, the number of Mexicans
[00:15:26] residing in this country fell by 5%, a
[00:15:30] trend that, by the way, could continue to harden
[00:15:33] precisely due to current migratory
[00:15:35] policies.
[00:15:37] According to the report, the U.S. Census Bureau
[00:15:40] counted 11.14 million
[00:15:43] people born in Mexico living in that country during
[00:15:47] 2024. The figure represents a reduction compared
[00:15:50] to the 11.71 million recorded in 2010, which
[00:15:54] had been the highest level since records began. Tijuana
[00:15:58] continues to be one of the main points of arrival for people
[00:16:02] deported from the United States, many of them with years
[00:16:05] or even decades of residence in... that country, I was working
[00:16:09] and then
[00:16:12] immigration came
[00:16:15] and they took him out, they were working in a
[00:16:18] factory where they make clothes
[00:16:22] and they took him out, they asked for his documents and
[00:16:25] we didn't have them and they took some
[00:16:29] out, some of them were
[00:16:32] them and they repatriated them with their children. Hugo
[00:16:35] is a person who, during that time, left the United States
[00:16:39] after practically 26 years of his
[00:16:43] life in Pasadena, California, I went to
[00:16:46] school and everything there, basically they took me there when
[00:16:49] I was 9 years old, my backpack and I had
[00:16:52] my daughter and everything, everything went there.
[00:16:56] It has been difficult to be able to
[00:16:58] get it out.
[00:17:02] the money, but more for food and
[00:17:04] such.
[00:17:07] immigrant people indicate that the migratory panorama could continue
[00:17:11] changing as U.S. policies evolve,
[00:17:14] also given the number of people who have been removed from
[00:17:18] that country, they predict a response from the people.
[00:17:22] I believe that in these upcoming elections
[00:17:25] American citizens
[00:17:28] of the United States who had parents who
[00:17:32] were undocumented when they were born, I believe they will
[00:17:35] come out indignant and... they will go to vote at the
[00:17:39] polls. The analysis highlights that this is the first drop in the Mexican
[00:17:42] immigrant population since the 1980s, Daniel Andrade Telemundo.
[00:17:46] Well,
[00:17:47] Bueno,
[00:17:50] and several populations in Guatemala were on alert because of this, look,
[00:17:54] it's the eruption of the Fuego volcano that forced the preventive evacuation
[00:17:58] of hundreds of people, especially in nearby communities.
[00:18:02] The authorities displaced about 1700
[00:18:05] people and put them in shelters.
[00:18:08] while they were on vigil for the descent of lava,
[00:18:11] ash and mud flows that could, they said,
[00:18:14] worsen due to the rains falling in Central America, also
[00:18:18] there were schools that had to close, also
[00:18:22] an important road in the area while the
[00:18:25] authorities continue monitoring this situation that,
[00:18:28] by the way, the authorities of Insivumeh, which
[00:18:32] is the institute of vulcanology there in
[00:18:36] Guatemala, have said: that the activity ended
[00:18:40] in 50 hours of volcanic activity of the Fuego volcano, I want
[00:18:43] to tell you that from any part of, if you go on the road from
[00:18:46] El Salvador towards Guatemala and at night
[00:18:49] it is something incredible, how incredible, I just wanted
[00:18:52] to comment on that experience, the power of nature, right?
[00:18:56] The power of nature and how vulnerable we are to
[00:19:00] it, right? And this is the most active volcano in
[00:19:03] Central America, one of the most important in the world due to its activity.
[00:19:07] And, and there really is the experience of 2018 with
[00:19:11] an eruption that occurred where more than 200 people died, so these
[00:19:14] activities that were carried out with this recent eruption that
[00:19:18] occurred, well, let's say it was important to prevent above all, thank
[00:19:21] you very much for also telling us that it can be seen from the front, well, and
[00:19:25] how good that this time everyone evacuated and there are already some people who are returning
[00:19:29] also, but well, here we don't have the heat of the volcanoes, but we are going to have the
[00:19:33] heat of the temperatures that will intensify this weekend, we will have a
[00:19:37] heat warning between Saturday and Sunday here in the Bay
[00:19:41] Area, of course towards the east of the Bay, the temperatures will be reaching
[00:19:44] three digits, even in some sectors they will exceed 100
[00:19:48] degrees, this heat warning will begin on Saturday
[00:19:51] morning and will extend until Sunday night, see the
[00:19:55] south of the Bay, San Jose, Gilroy, those temperatures, especially for
[00:19:59] Gilroy, will be quite close to three digits for this weekend, I'm going to
[00:20:02] give you a look at the temperatures right now, a meteorologically quiet
[00:20:06] night. South of the Bay, San Jose in the 67
[00:20:10] degrees, also Gilroy registering 65s right now,
[00:20:14] east of the Bay, some of our cities like Brentwood, temperatures in the mid-
[00:20:17] 70s for tomorrow at dawn, we really won't have much
[00:20:21] change, we will continue with those temperatures in the 60 degree range,
[00:20:24] some points, Watsonville for example marking 59 degrees, also Salinas further
[00:20:28] south, our coastal area, those temperatures in the 50
[00:20:31] degree range, now tomorrow afternoon we will already be
[00:20:34] registering those first three digits for the rest of this
[00:20:38] week, where will that be, east of the bay, specifically here in Brentwood, those
[00:20:41] temperatures at exactly 100 degrees, San Jose, we will
[00:20:44] stay around 87 degrees, beware, this is the airport
[00:20:48] temperature, east of San Jose. I think quite close to 90 degrees we will be
[00:20:52] tomorrow afternoon, definitely Morgan Hill,
[00:20:55] Gilroy, those temperatures will be in the 90 degree range, Watsonville up
[00:20:59] to 74 degrees, Salinas, temperatures in the 72
[00:21:02] degrees for tomorrow afternoon, now with this heat, you surely have plans for
[00:21:06] the coast this upcoming weekend, see the conditions at sea, at
[00:21:10] least Friday, Saturday no danger, waves between three, four, five feet is the
[00:21:14] maximum we will be registering, at least until Saturday, because on
[00:21:17] Sunday we will have a change, the swell increases. up to five, even
[00:21:21] 10 feet in some sectors, 10 feet more towards the
[00:21:24] Sonoma County coast, also Marin County, so be careful with
[00:21:28] the strong ocean currents and that high swell. In addition, it is added that
[00:21:32] since tonight the possibility of floods in low-lying areas of the interior of the bay is being monitored, these
[00:21:35] are floods that have to do with high tide, these floods will
[00:21:39] be occurring at a maximum of 1.7 feet between
[00:21:42] 6 p.m. and 1 a.m. and these floods will be occurring
[00:21:46] precisely this upcoming Friday. they start and will extend until
[00:21:50] Wednesday of next week, next few days, as I was saying, the
[00:21:53] heat, we will have a heat advisory for Saturday, Sunday, at
[00:21:57] least San Jose, temperatures that will be in the mid-
[00:22:01] 90s, beginning of next week, still a little hot,
[00:22:04] but the trend is that those temperatures will slowly drop next week,
[00:22:08] also in our coastal area, temperatures quite close to 80 degrees, at
[00:22:11] least for the central area of San Francisco, we continue with
[00:22:15] more.
[00:22:16] más.
[00:22:25] It was a desperate moment that was captured on camera and shows
[00:22:28] officers helping a disabled man who had fallen onto a neighbor's
[00:22:32] lawn and was being attacked by a swarm of
[00:22:35] bees. The agents placed a towel over him to
[00:22:38] try to protect him from the attack and put him in the patrol car
[00:22:42] even while they themselves were also being attacked by the swarm. The
[00:22:46] man received at least 30 stings but is now in the hospital
[00:22:50] recovering, while in Georgia, look, authorities released that
[00:22:54] video of that suspect suspected of having stolen a
[00:22:57] car, there he is, trying to hide behind a
[00:23:01] plant. Sheriffs requested public help to identify him.
[00:23:05] The security camera video released by the sheriff shows that
[00:23:08] person with that bundle of branches with leaves, well, according to
[00:23:12] him, he was using it as a disguise. Authorities
[00:23:16] indicate that the suspect appeared on camera after he stole a
[00:23:20] vehicle.
[00:23:22] It's funny to see him, I know it's a serious matter, but I don't
[00:23:26] understand, let's hope it's a joke. Well, let's change
[00:23:29] the subject completely, on other completely different topics,
[00:23:32] and that is that thousands of people in the United States die in traffic
[00:23:36] accidents caused precisely by distracted drivers, yes,
[00:23:40] and most of that happens due to the use of cell phones, because in
[00:23:44] one second a driver can lose control of a car and cause
[00:23:47] an accident.
[00:23:54] Many of us have seen on the roads drivers manipulating
[00:23:58] their cell phones without thinking that this action can
[00:24:02] cause an accident. To this type of of person are known as
[00:24:05] distracted drivers, when a person is driving, this
[00:24:09] anything they do besides driving paying attention to the wheel is a
[00:24:12] distracted driver, it is that distracted driving caused more than 3,000
[00:24:16] fatalities only in 2024. In the United
[00:24:20] States, we have many crashes in which people are injured
[00:24:24] or die because of a person who is driving distracted
[00:24:27] many more times than people who are driving under the
[00:24:31] influence. Most deaths from distracted driving occur
[00:24:34] due to cell phone use, that's why the highway patrol
[00:24:38] reminds that you cannot manipulate the cell phone even
[00:24:42] when the traffic light is red, when a person is at
[00:24:45] the traffic light, they are still in control of that vehicle, so they cannot
[00:24:49] grab the phone. The law says hands-free, which means
[00:24:52] without using hands, so as long as that
[00:24:55] phone is on the dashboard, they can do what is
[00:24:58] called swiping it, right, touching it, but
[00:25:02] if we see that this person is manipulating the phone in a way that they are sending a
[00:25:05] message or entering an address, it could also be a violation, and the AAA
[00:25:09] agency recommends avoiding the use of cell phones while
[00:25:12] driving, activating the do not disturb mode or placing
[00:25:16] the phone out of reach like in the glove compartment or the back
[00:25:20] seat to eliminate the temptation to check it, the alternative would be
[00:25:24] to connect your phone to your vehicle, let's say your car doesn't
[00:25:28] come equipped with that, you could buy something so you can
[00:25:31] use your phone, make a call without having to have
[00:25:35] the phone in your hands, a fine for distracted driving, using
[00:25:38] the phone is quite expensive, you have to be careful also if you are one of those who
[00:25:42] eats when driving because if an officer stops you, it will be up to his
[00:25:46] discretion if you are not fined, it is better to wait and
[00:25:50] arrive at a safe place to eat and not do it while
[00:25:52] driving, remember that driving is a
[00:25:56] responsibility, take it into account so you don't get
[00:25:59] entangled.
[00:26:08] Very open with this, well, robotic dogs are
[00:26:11] replacing night security guards in several complexes and
[00:26:15] apartments, this is already happening in Atlanta, property managers
[00:26:18] claim that these machines are
[00:26:22] deter crime and improve security. In
[00:26:26] these apartments, two four-legged robots
[00:26:29] patrol the 200 units of the complex. Last night, once
[00:26:33] the offices close, the robots are remotely
[00:26:37] controlled by humanoid operators who sorry, humans who
[00:26:40] monitor live camera feeds and
[00:26:43] communicate directly with residents through built-in
[00:26:47] speakers, they are like a kind of walking
[00:26:51] cameras, right, at the end of the day, because they become the eyes of the other people who
[00:26:54] are monitoring, yes, they interact with humans too, because you saw that
[00:26:58] he was greeting him there, that movement was a greeting and well...
[00:27:02] well, they must be good for something, right? Yes, the truth is that they are, no, we always
[00:27:07] human work too, here probably what it does is limit the
[00:27:11] risk, right, when there is also the danger when someone is doing
[00:27:15] security, well, let's go with another human, what do you think? Yes, very
[00:27:18] human.
[00:27:21] And we can talk about a team that was a machine today, because the América Eagles
[00:27:25] at home, that is, at the Azteca stadium, beat San Diego, let's see all the
[00:27:29] goals, back to the break.
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[00:29:21] with injury reports, today the San Francisco 49ers recovered some pieces and
[00:29:24] had a very productive practice. Dr. Perry was
[00:29:28] sharp today and put the defense in trouble, finding spaces during his repetitions. An important
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[00:29:41] the new defensive coordinator of the Niners, Reggin Morris, a lot,
[00:29:44] about whom the players have spoken wonders, particularly the members of the secondary,
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[00:29:51] day.
[00:29:56] and I like today got fired up which was cool, uh, which is
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[00:30:15] And I still don't get used to it, I'm a layer king, but well, American football is back
[00:30:19] because today in Canton, Ohio, in the game to open the season of the Hall of Fame,
[00:30:22] the Carolina Panthers played against the Arizona team,
[00:30:26] here Carlson Beck, who was a finalist with Miami last season, who
[00:30:29] got his first touchdown in the major leagues and then. this play to close
[00:30:33] from King to put the final score Carolina 33
[00:30:37] over 30 over Arizona and with that, professional American football
[00:30:41] returned, so let's move on to soccer that is played with feet because
[00:30:45] today in Mexico in the second game that is played there in the Mexican
[00:30:48] country, the América Eagles hosted San Diego, let's go to the actions of
[00:30:51] that game there in the Banorte stadium where Rayito Rodríguez would come first
[00:30:55] to make it one to zero, a great goal by the Uruguayan who would then send this
[00:30:59] great play from the wing, he bounced it, got rid of two. He
[00:31:02] left it to Chiquito Sánchez, so the second of the América Eagles fell
[00:31:06] and before halftime, Isaías Violante would also appear and hit this great shot
[00:31:10] with his right foot and with that, although San Diego scored, then
[00:31:14] América took the... three points, meanwhile, the Mexican soccer champion,
[00:31:18] Cruz Azul, faced the Philadelphia Union, and the only goal of
[00:31:22] the game would come from this shot by José Paradela in the
[00:31:25] third minute to put the final score, Cruz Azul
[00:31:28] one over eh over the Philadelphia team and with that, they take
[00:31:32] the 1-0 and we are going to close then in the Central American
[00:31:35] and Caribbean Games because today the Mexican women's
[00:31:38] national team took the gold medal in soccer, let's see the
[00:31:42] actions of that game, here first Colombia would go up. in the scoreboard,
[00:31:45] this was already in extra time and in the 124th minute, Ana
[00:31:49] Mendoza took this shot that was not a shot, it was more of a cross, the goalkeeper
[00:31:53] Ospina made a mistake, then the equalizer fell, then Celeste Ospina, I mean
[00:31:56] sorry, Celeste Espino would become the hero
[00:32:00] to make that shot that she blocked, then
[00:32:03] Alison Veloz from Pachuca came to put the final score 4 to 2 in the
[00:32:07] penalties and with that, Mexico gets its first women's gold medal in the
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[00:34:08] Exactly like that, Bogat Wars will be the perfect setting for an
[00:34:11] annual fashion show, we were just watching it, she is the global
[00:34:15] editorial director of Vogue, who said that the city was chosen for its history
[00:34:19] of rebellion and incredible innovation, and Mayor
[00:34:22] Daniel also applauded the initiative, stating that the city's spirit of creativity and
[00:34:25] free expression will be fully manifested
[00:34:29] during this event, well we still don't know the theme of what will be done and the
[00:34:33] list of celebrities either, that will be announced next
[00:34:36] year, early next year, so stay tuned, and well what is known
[00:34:40] this year is that about 90 musical
[00:34:43] performances are expected for the three days that the 18th edition of the Outsideland
[00:34:47] festival will last, it begins this Friday the 7th, it will last until Sunday
[00:34:50] the 9th, music, food, art and several stages in San Francisco's
[00:34:54] Golden Gate Park, well for those who want to attend there will be
[00:34:57] special buses that will take them to the entrance gates,
[00:35:00] there is also the Muney help line which is about a 25 minute walk, so
[00:35:04] there are many service options for transportation as well as Uberlift and Waymo if you want
[00:35:08] to use them to take advantage of this weekend to eat music and eat
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[00:35:20] Tonight, Noticias
[00:35:21] Telemundo.
[00:35:28] President Trump reopens the battle for birthright citizenship and issues new
[00:35:31] executive orders that shake the immigration debate in the United
[00:35:35] States.
[00:35:41] Homero Calderón had been behind bars for 6 months and his family now cries out for answers.
[00:35:45] An ex-governor falls.