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[00:00:00] that we prepared for you with all the love in the world, thanks to all who
[00:00:03] make this campaign a success, our Telemundo and
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[00:00:10] sponsors and of course you, our community, without
[00:00:13] you it would not be possible to achieve adoptions of more than a million
[00:00:17] pets and to have raised
[00:00:20] we'll see you later, well what millions of dollars so far. Until
[00:00:21] next time.
[00:00:31] Almost 24 hours after two
[00:00:33] risk of fires and to tell us a little more about children, 4 and 6 years old, got into their parents' car
[00:00:37] and drove through the streets, we are going to talk about the health status of
[00:00:40] the woman who was run over by these little ones and what the police say
[00:00:44] about the investigation
[00:00:47] and in the weather conditions, the most important thing in the coming days, the heat alert will
[00:00:50] be extending to a large part of our coverage area,
[00:00:54] temperatures up to 110
[00:00:56] degrees.
[00:00:59] This is your Telemundo California
[00:01:02] midday newscast. Flavio Lacayo greets you, it is always a pleasure
[00:01:06] to inform you, especially this Friday, August 7th. Listen,
[00:01:10] there is a park in the bay area closed, but due to a
[00:01:13] flea infestation, imagine. Well, we will have, of course, the details
[00:01:18] regarding these reports, but so in a few minutes. This other news is important because
[00:01:20] we start with this case, it is that thanks to some security
[00:01:24] cameras, they manage to stop a suspected arsonist who is now
[00:01:29] 88s, Sacramento, south of facing charges for allegedly trying to set fire to a supermarket, this, by the way, happened in
[00:01:33] Sacramento, Nacieli Pisano joins us live from the state capital
[00:01:37] Nacieli, hey, tell us, what else is known so far about this
[00:01:41] incident?
[00:01:44] Hello, good afternoon, I am in the city of
[00:01:47] Sacramento because early this morning
[00:01:49] that this is just the beginning of a man allegedly caused a
[00:01:52] fire behind me at a supermarket called La
[00:01:57] be reaching three digits in the East Superior, this fire caused an
[00:01:59] intensification. mobilization between police and firefighters,
[00:02:02] let me tell you that the
[00:02:05] later, but for fire was reported shortly after 4 in the morning at the La
[00:02:09] Superior supermarket located on Stockton Boulevard near
[00:02:13] 22nd Avenue. During the inspection, authorities found the sliding
[00:02:16] glass doors of the entrance destroyed, which
[00:02:20] raised suspicions that the fire could have been intentional,
[00:02:24] investigators reviewed the surveillance cameras of the supermarket and
[00:02:27] according to authorities, the images helped to
[00:02:30] identify the man, let's
[00:02:32] there is a cream that can be found in the hear what the spokesperson for Sacramento firefighters
[00:02:35] says.
[00:02:44] area we will similarly feel that increase well, he comments that the
[00:02:47] investigators, when reviewing the cameras, realized that
[00:02:50] a man had invaded this building, that
[00:02:53] is, the supermarket, and that he was walking around and that's
[00:02:57] when they saw how he allegedly
[00:03:01] this... Details to set fire inside this
[00:03:03] supermarket, let me tell you that so
[00:03:07] far, supermarket staff told us
[00:03:10] that between 50 and 70
[00:03:13] workers who worked here at this
[00:03:16] place, behind me, if Pepe makes a
[00:03:19] small close-up, the cleaning
[00:03:23] services are located, since this
[00:03:26] fire that caused all this intense
[00:03:30] mobilization of firefighters, also caused
[00:03:33] damage inside due to the water that was being
[00:03:36] used to extinguish the flames that were
[00:03:39] inside this establishment, but of course
[00:03:43] we will present more information in the following news
[00:03:46] segments, I am Naceli Pisano from the city of
[00:03:51] tests they have performed so Sacramento, back to you in the studio. Thank you very much Naceli for that live report from
[00:03:54] Sacramento. Let's go to the city of Martinez, where the police are looking for the suspect
[00:03:58] in a fatal stabbing. I tell you that the crime occurred on Thursday around
[00:04:02] 5 in the afternoon on Francis Court, the victim was
[00:04:06] identified as Tod Stewart, 68 years old, the authorities
[00:04:10] released images of the suspect, there you have him on screen
[00:04:13] also of a Cadillac truck and if you have information you can contact the
[00:04:17] Martinez police. In Oakland, a woman is in critical condition
[00:04:21] after being run over by a vehicle driven by two
[00:04:24] children, one 4 and one 6 years old. Well, the
[00:04:28] police are investigating how these little ones ended up behind the wheel, in addition,
[00:04:32] minutes later they crashed into a house where there were also
[00:04:35] children, let's listen to a law
[00:04:37] enforcement officer.
[00:04:40] today he assures that the driver lost control ran over a person before
[00:04:44] crashing into the house.
[00:04:46] The authorities assure that the parents of these children cooperate with
[00:04:50] Journal, airlines met with the the investigation and investigators are now looking to
[00:04:53] determine how this altercation began. Several criminals are arrested
[00:04:57] and dozens of firearms are also seized,
[00:05:01] catch you, well, too bad we have the images, but Yomara López has more details of this operation
[00:05:04] whose details were given in the city of Oakland,
[00:05:08] listen.
[00:05:12] at the hands of armed violence in Oakland, several local
[00:05:15] and federal agencies launched the disarmament
[00:05:18] operation, focused on people who have committed the same
[00:05:22] violent crimes several times, who also possess firearms.
[00:05:26] The plan was led by the DEA,
[00:05:29] US Marshalls, the Oakland police, CHP, the
[00:05:32] FBI, among others.
[00:05:36] Agents examined maps where violence persisted and
[00:05:39] managed to identify more than 100 high-priority
[00:05:42] individuals linked to violent crimes, this
[00:05:46] helped investigations. This operation was carried out between
[00:05:50] March and July of this year. The
[00:05:52] results.
[00:05:55] The country's prosecutor said that they managed to file federal charges
[00:05:59] against 51 people. Of those
[00:06:02] 51 people, 50 had previous convictions for
[00:06:05] serious crimes and in some cases multiple convictions for serious
[00:06:09] crimes. Of the 51 arrested, 29
[00:06:13] accumulated a total of 71 previous convictions
[00:06:16] related to firearms, 26 were on
[00:06:20] parole, 27 had previous
[00:06:23] convictions for violent felonies, 10 for domestic
[00:06:26] violence and more than half are believed to belong to
[00:06:29] gangs, I think if that's true, then great, right,
[00:06:32] but the reality is different, that's the feeling of the
[00:06:36] owner of this restaurant who did not want to be identified. Last
[00:06:40] July 13, the police killed an armed
[00:06:43] suspect right outside his business, even so, he tells me
[00:06:47] that violence and crime remain in the area, he says he hears
[00:06:51] gunshots, even cars pass by and four people get out
[00:06:54] of a car and hold them at gunpoint and
[00:06:58] rob them. The prosecutor reiterated
[00:07:02] the fight against armed violence in that city. To that
[00:07:06] small group of people who reoffend,
[00:07:09] we promise them simply the following. If you carry a weapon
[00:07:13] in this city, in this area, and we find you,
[00:07:16] we will take you off the streets, from Oakland, Yomara
[00:07:20] López, Telemundo, well, with this there are fewer criminals on the
[00:07:24] streets of our communities, thanks Yomara, let's talk about this
[00:07:27] topic because there are also several fires in California that continue to burn,
[00:07:31] affecting many communities in the same way, for example, this is the
[00:07:34] GAN fire, according to the most recent report from the Calfire Agency, the flames
[00:07:38] have already consumed more than 10,300 acres
[00:07:40] with 40% containment, meanwhile, in
[00:07:44] Calaveras County, authorities already have a suspect under
[00:07:48] custody, it is Herbert Wayne Smith,
[00:07:51] 65 years old, who was arrested as the alleged
[00:07:54] responsible for having caused this fire we were
[00:07:57] talking about, the Gann fire, which has already consumed, as we said, more than 10 thousand
[00:08:01] acres and which remains active in the area. The
[00:08:04] teams are mostly helping to clear
[00:08:07] vegetation around the poles and
[00:08:10] applying retardant. This is so that if the
[00:08:14] fire gets close to those poles, there will be no
[00:08:17] danger of the poles catching fire, we heard
[00:08:20] the spokeswoman for the PG&E Agency, but let me tell you that more than
[00:08:24] 2,700 firefighters are trying to put out the flames, four
[00:08:27] areas are still under evacuation order and three others remain on
[00:08:31] alert, and in Calaveras County, authorities report that
[00:08:34] the body of a person was found inside a
[00:08:38] charred house in the area affected by the GAN fire. The discovery
[00:08:41] occurred during response and investigation
[00:08:44] efforts, the victim's identity has not yet been
[00:08:48] confirmed, meanwhile firefighters continue to advance with the containment of the
[00:08:52] fire, although high temperatures, low humidity and
[00:08:55] hot spots continue to complicate the work. For his
[00:08:58] part, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in
[00:09:01] Calaveras to mobilize more resources and in the same way
[00:09:05] reinforce support for firefighters and those affected.
[00:09:09] We are going to talk now a little more about the fires because
[00:09:13] we are going to give this first look at the weather conditions that have a lot
[00:09:16] to do with what is happening in California, this Friday we
[00:09:20] connect with our meteorologist Orlando Aurquia from the meteorology
[00:09:23] center, Orlando, the weekend seems to maintain intense heat, the risk
[00:09:27] of fires and poor air quality in several areas of our region,
[00:09:30] tell us how the
[00:09:32] panorama presents itself.
[00:09:36] That's right, we start our weekend and we still have to take a look at what
[00:09:40] happens with air quality, see how
[00:09:42] a good part of the west of the country is, especially towards the northwestern
[00:09:46] states, the state of Washington continues to burn, those fires, we have numerous
[00:09:50] fires and some of the smoke has been reaching the state of California, we
[00:09:53] also have active fires in our state and that means that we have to
[00:09:57] continue monitoring air quality in the coming days, in fact, see for this
[00:10:00] Friday still in the afternoon we will continue with the presence of
[00:10:04] smoke, not so concentrated, that means that air quality will be
[00:10:07] moderate in our region and it will not be until Saturday when little by little
[00:10:11] that air will be cleaning up more in our region,
[00:10:15] air quality improves in a good part of our area, except in the areas where those fires
[00:10:19] are active here along the Bay Area also, also towards sectors
[00:10:23] of the central valley, the most worrying thing is the particles that the
[00:10:26] smoke contains and of course the hazy conditions will continue to be
[00:10:30] noticed in the sky in the coming days, in general the air quality conditions will
[00:10:33] remain between good and moderate, remember that moderate
[00:10:36] means that the most sensitive groups are the ones that have to be aware of those
[00:10:40] conditions in the air, thanks Orlando,
[00:10:45] we mentioned about this at the beginning of this newscast and now
[00:10:48] we get right into giving you the information because a park, this north
[00:10:52] of the Bay Area ended up temporarily closed. and many
[00:10:55] residents, you probably won't believe the reason behind this
[00:10:59] decision, it is a flea infestation and
[00:11:02] a doctor explains how to treat the bites of these
[00:11:05] insects. In this and in any children's play area, what
[00:11:09] is on the ground is what sometimes worries children
[00:11:12] or parents the least, but at Perry Park, in the city of
[00:11:16] Fairfax, many children had bites when they returned
[00:11:20] home and parents reported this to the pertinent
[00:11:24] authorities.
[00:11:27] We arrived and investigated and definitely found that there were
[00:11:30] many fleas jumping everywhere, so we decided to close the
[00:11:34] playground, they also indicated that these parasitic insects
[00:11:38] that feed on the blood of humans and animals,
[00:11:41] possibly were concentrated in the
[00:11:43] sand.
[00:11:51] We are almost sure that the raccoons brought the
[00:11:54] fleas. Planning a way to keep these
[00:11:57] animals away from the park, flea bites are very
[00:12:00] common, they are usually found in the lower areas of the
[00:12:04] body such as the ankles and legs, they are small
[00:12:07] red bumps, they can be grouped or they can be in
[00:12:11] a line and they are red and itch a lot,
[00:12:15] Dr. Jesús Torres explains that flea bites generally
[00:12:18] do not cause diseases, but that there are very
[00:12:22] rare exceptions, there are 2500 varieties of
[00:12:25] fleas all over the world and 300 are found here in the United States and
[00:12:29] they vary in the area depending on the area where they are, according
[00:12:33] to the CDC there are several diseases that can be transmitted such as
[00:12:37] typhus, as well as plague, as
[00:12:41] well as cat scratch disease or a parasite, but that is
[00:12:44] very, very rare, according to the doctor it is possible to be allergic to
[00:12:48] flea bites, but this is an isolated thing, the most common
[00:12:52] thing is an intense itch, but you can...
[00:12:57] pharmacy, you know, I also want to tell you that the
[00:13:01] authorities there in the city of Fairfax say that they limit the
[00:13:04] use of pesticides in those areas without harming, in that case
[00:13:08] they say that they will apply a specialized steam treatment to
[00:13:12] eliminate all those fleas from the park, they also expect to
[00:13:15] reopen that play area this Friday,
[00:13:19] we'll take a break and return, the salmonella outbreak continues to grow
[00:13:22] and jalapeño peppers are in the middle of
[00:13:26] return
[00:13:31] in San Francisco working for you, Flavio Lacayo, Telemundo 48 newscast.
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[00:14:35] you may have heard it and we have been informing you about
[00:14:38] the worrying and alarming detentions of passengers at several
[00:14:42] airports in the country by ICE agents, well, now and according
[00:14:46] to the Wall Street Journal, several airlines are
[00:14:50] strengthening their protocols, José Ángel Galadis explains a little
[00:14:53] more about what it is.
[00:14:56] The detentions at airports, some of which
[00:14:59] have gone viral on social media, have generated
[00:15:02] complaints and criticisms from
[00:15:05] people against airlines, which is why
[00:15:08] these companies seem to be concerned.
[00:15:12] According to the Wall Street
[00:15:15] Department of Homeland Security to ask for clearer rules
[00:15:19] on immigration detentions at airports given the impact it is having on
[00:15:22] travelers. What can be done if they
[00:15:26] about months ago, during a
[00:15:30] TSA worker shortage, many immigration
[00:15:33] agents were visible here at Sky Harbor airport
[00:15:37] in Arizona, at first
[00:15:39] glance, they are not seen at the moment, however, that does not mean that the
[00:15:43] detentions have not
[00:15:45] occurred.
[00:15:48] We were able to speak with an immigrant from India, who
[00:15:51] claims he was traveling from New York to Los Angeles with a layover in
[00:15:55] Phoenix, on July 22. He tells us that while he
[00:15:58] was leaving to make the airplane connection, ICE officers
[00:16:01] were waiting for him, he was detained for almost two weeks, despite
[00:16:05] having an asylum case pending.
[00:16:16] Internal documents from the newspaper revealed that an encounter on a
[00:16:20] flight from Dallas to Orlando is one of at least half a
[00:16:23] dozen recent cases in which Southwest Airlines
[00:16:27] personnel opposed immigration control
[00:16:31] measures. Telemundo contacted the airline and they
[00:16:34] expressed that Southwest has long-standing
[00:16:38] policies in place to ensure that law
[00:16:42] enforcement personnel present the corresponding legal
[00:16:44] documentation before any information about their
[00:16:48] customers is shared. Telemundo also requested a reaction from the
[00:16:52] Department of Homeland Security
[00:16:55] far we have not received a response.
[00:16:59] Thank you, José Ángel, for that report, and we want you to also keep in mind that
[00:17:03] if you are going to travel, some immigration lawyers recommend to all
[00:17:06] travelers to avoid taking domestic flights if you do not have
[00:17:10] regular immigration status, even if you are in the middle of
[00:17:14] an immigration process such as, for example, an asylum
[00:17:17] application or waiting for a green card, the
[00:17:20] President Trump informed or rather signed two
[00:17:24] executive orders on birth right citizenship, I explain that these measures
[00:17:27] seek to deny that right to children of foreign diplomats, children of
[00:17:31] foreign enemies and also of women who travel to this country
[00:17:35] to the United States only and for the sole reason of giving birth. The decrees
[00:17:39] come after the Supreme Court ruling that limited those restrictions. Mexican
[00:17:43] health authorities inspect 16
[00:17:46] hotels in the Caribbean after an alert issued
[00:17:49] by the United Kingdom about cases of cyclosporiasis in travelers.
[00:17:53] But what is known so far and what do the authorities recommend?
[00:17:56] Asíbe Pérez explains. Any
[00:17:59] place or way in which cyclosporiasis can be
[00:18:02] contracted is being extremely monitored in
[00:18:06] Mexico. The tricolor country has confirmed that it already has
[00:18:10] a record of 33 cases in different entities, a couple
[00:18:13] of them in Jalisco. There are two people who had a history of
[00:18:17] traveling, one to Canada, one to the United States. As in
[00:18:21] that state, the Ministry of Health indicated that they are providing
[00:18:25] epidemiological follow-up and attention to all patients who remain in the
[00:18:28] Republic and maintain open investigations
[00:18:31] related to reports from travelers from the United States and the United
[00:18:35] Kingdom who visited the Riviera Maya.
[00:18:37] There is no conclusion, Jonathan is an entrepreneur in Quintana
[00:18:41] Roo, there the General Directorate of Epidemiology deployed
[00:18:45] five brigades to check 16 hotels and
[00:18:48] apply the necessary studies, now they are
[00:18:51] waiting for the results. Amidst the supervision and monitoring
[00:18:55] mechanisms, international tourists remain
[00:18:58] cautious but calm in the Caribbean. We came on vacation, everything has
[00:19:02] been good, until now, of course, it makes us think a little about that
[00:19:05] situation, right? passion that is
[00:19:09] not changing in any way the purpose of our trip,
[00:19:13] throughout the country, surveillance for cyclosporiasis
[00:19:17] will remain active, Mexican authorities continue to
[00:19:20] deny that this national lettuce is responsible for the
[00:19:23] outbreak that has emerged in the United States and assure that all
[00:19:28] far have come back negative for the presence of the
[00:19:31] parasite,
[00:19:34] thanks, so another worrying outbreak is the
[00:19:37] salmonella linked to jalapeño peppers, which continues to grow, there are
[00:19:41] even more cases, I tell you, there are already more than 300
[00:19:44] cases in 27 states with sick people, authorities
[00:19:48] are investigating shipments of jalapeños distributed by the company Coast
[00:19:51] Citrus to restaurants such as Chipotle and
[00:19:54] Qdoba, which have already been preventively
[00:19:56] withdrawn. If the person is having a lot of fever, a lot of
[00:20:00] stomach pain and has blood in the
[00:20:03] diarrhea, it is important to see a doctor because this can
[00:20:07] mean that something more serious is happening, it is important
[00:20:11] to follow the doctor's recommendations, see the federal food and
[00:20:14] drug administration is now seeking to determine if these products also
[00:20:17] reached different supermarkets in the country. Governor Gavin
[00:20:21] Newsom has just made an announcement about electric cars,
[00:20:25] listen.
[00:20:32] Well, Newsom indicates that California will offer new incentives for
[00:20:35] buyers of these types of vehicles. In addition, he spoke about the state's
[00:20:39] direction towards a future with clean energy, this comes a few weeks
[00:20:42] after the governor signed a new bill
[00:20:46] aimed at offering immediate rebates to those
[00:20:49] who buy electric cars, both new and used,
[00:20:53] we share these images live from Oakland to
[00:20:57] warn you at the same time that well, you probably already know, you feel it,
[00:21:00] high temperatures are expected in Northern California, in the Bay Area for this
[00:21:04] weekend, there is an extreme heat alert until Sunday in the
[00:21:08] interior areas where temperatures, by the way, could exceed
[00:21:11] 105 degrees. San Francisco will remain cooler
[00:21:15] due to the marine layer and with that also obviously the
[00:21:18] authorities warn the community in general that there is a greater
[00:21:23] the weather conditions and to have a broader overview of what awaits us for
[00:21:27] this weekend, we once again pass it over to our meteorologist
[00:21:30] Orlando Aurquia from the meteorology center, tell us Orlando,
[00:21:34] with these high temperatures, what should we expect, how should we
[00:21:38] take care of ourselves, we should also avoid those fires,
[00:21:40] correct.
[00:21:43] That's right, indeed, a lot of heat for this weekend, remember that we continue
[00:21:47] with alerts, warnings for heat that will
[00:21:51] be extending not only to the south of the Central Valley as it has been in recent days, but
[00:21:54] extends to a large part of the Central Valley, practically, the entire state of
[00:21:57] California, also includes the Bay Area, you see the East Bay, South Bay, those
[00:22:01] temperatures that will be in our region approaching also
[00:22:05] three digits, so it will be a weekend as I was mentioning, quite
[00:22:08] hot in our region, well temperatures right now in the low
[00:22:12] 90s, Madera, Mendota, Fresno, a little further
[00:22:15] north in the valley, temperatures in the
[00:22:19] the Bay Area marking temperatures in the 81s at this
[00:22:23] midday, a warm afternoon again with that pattern of temperatures in the
[00:22:27] three digits for Merced, Mendota, Madera, see Fresno up to
[00:22:30] 105 degrees, also for Sacramento, those temperatures, this afternoon we will be
[00:22:34] in the three-digit range, South Bay, 88 degrees, a little
[00:22:38] further south, Gilroy, already marking those temperatures in the
[00:22:41] 93s, for the weekend temperatures will definitely
[00:22:47] Bay, we will be talking about temperatures in the 90s for San Jose,
[00:22:51] for Gilroy, a good part of the East and North Bay also with those very
[00:22:54] high temperatures and what to say along the central valley, see all these colors
[00:22:58] indicating very high temperatures and I'm going to stop here in Fresno because
[00:23:02] Sunday precisely that day we could be quite close
[00:23:06] to a daily temperature record, 109 degrees is the temperature I am
[00:23:09] forecasting, see the record for that date, 111 degrees, a record that has been
[00:23:12] in effect since 2012 and that could be the highest
[00:23:16] temperature so far this summer 2026, coming days.
[00:23:20] A lot of heat throughout the weekend, we would be reaching 104 degrees.
[00:23:23] Sunday in the city of Sacramento and of course, as I said, in the Bay Area we will also
[00:23:27] feel that heat, temperatures in San Jose in the mid-90s,
[00:23:30] and throughout our coastal
[00:23:34] in temperatures, at least in the city of San Francisco this coming Saturday,
[00:23:37] we will be quite close to 80 degrees, so undoubtedly
[00:23:41] hydration has to be key in the coming days, enjoy this weekend, but
[00:23:45] also take care
[00:23:46] of yourself.
[00:23:52] Thanks Orlando, and well, we are at the concentration hotel of the Chivas Rayadas del
[00:23:55] Guadalajara because the flock is visiting the Bay Area, all
[00:23:59] the preview when we return from the
[00:23:59] break,
[00:24:04] life is better with a best friend by your side, one who keeps you
[00:24:08] moving and always knows when you need more
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[00:25:37] Last July 19th, remember, the FIFA World Cup
[00:25:41] 2026 ended, but you know what? Soccer continues to attract
[00:25:44] attention, and in the Bay Area, tomorrow, the Chivas of Guadalajara
[00:25:48] will visit Paypal Park in a match that has
[00:25:51] already generated great anticipation among the
[00:25:54] hundreds of fans. Carlos Jusis is at the pre-match press conference,
[00:25:58] tell us, what is expected for the match? How are you,
[00:26:04] Flavio? Yes, greetings from South San Jose, in
[00:26:08] fact, the team is staying in a hotel where the teams that visit the Bay Area
[00:26:11] normally don't stay, particularly when they are going to play at Paypal Park,
[00:26:15] but well, this has also helped them to rest for the Wednesday match
[00:26:19] they faced LAFC in this same Leagues
[00:26:23] Cup tournament. Tomorrow, guys, they will be playing as locals in San Jose at Paypal Park,
[00:26:27] we asked Gabriel Milito about this at the press conference, listen to what he
[00:26:31] told us. Well, yes. it is
[00:26:34] a pleasure for us that people
[00:26:37] accompany us,
[00:26:40] in the end it gives us an extra boost that is always appreciated,
[00:26:43] and this time it will
[00:26:47] be no exception, we always feel very
[00:26:50] very supported by our public, by our fans, and
[00:26:52] surely tomorrow also
[00:26:55] we will repeat
[00:26:59] an important fact will be repeated because in fact the Mexican teams are already
[00:27:03] playing matches of this tournament in Mexico, Chivas decides
[00:27:06] to participate as local in tomorrow's match, but they do it here in San
[00:27:10] Jose, thinking that it is a much shorter trip from Los Angeles here than having to
[00:27:14] travel to Dallas to face that match, as always where
[00:27:17] Chivas goes, they are local and that's why people have been following them since very early,
[00:27:21] some fans have already camped here to see their stars,
[00:27:25] let's see what they think about having the Chivas playing an official
[00:27:28] Area, excited to see the
[00:27:32] 'piojo' sleep, two years ago it wasn't possible, but now we are
[00:27:35] here waiting to see if they come out and well, I think it will be an easy
[00:27:39] match, I think we will win it, well it's a pride to
[00:27:43] be a Chiva fan since I was little, I was born a Chiva
[00:27:46] sister, this, this is something very beautiful to see the whole team,
[00:27:50] I've already seen some players pass by here, meet them, so
[00:27:53] it's a great emotion, Chivas is different from the
[00:27:57] other teams, plus the team will be training at
[00:28:01] 5:30 at Paypal Park, so they will be
[00:28:04] finalizing the details there, we will have all the match preview
[00:28:08] now I will say goodbye from here, from San Jose,
[00:28:11] Carlos, thank you very much, by the way, I liked that term Chiva sisters, how
[00:28:14] nice, congratulations to all the fans, look, we're going to a
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[00:30:32] Friday, July 7th, today on Noticias Telemundo,
[00:30:35] midday. I prefer to live without electricity than without
[00:30:38] water. Water rationing begins in Puerto
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[00:30:46] drought affecting the island. ICE will equip
[00:30:49] its agents with body cameras, but there is a
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