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[00:00:00] Milurdes, that is undoubtedly the attitude.
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[00:00:26] Today, on your Telemundo 48 newscast, two people in
[00:00:29] San Jose were stabbed. Apparently,
[00:00:32] it all started as a case of road rage. We have
[00:00:35] details. Yes, sometimes you can't
[00:00:39] walk. The smell is strong,
[00:00:41] horrible. That's what
[00:00:44] in California, especially regarding the residents say about a sector in San Francisco. We'll tell you what
[00:00:47] the city plans to do to improve this situation. So
[00:00:50] we begin.
[00:00:54] This is your Telemundo
[00:00:55] 48 newscast.
[00:00:58] more from the world of entertainment on Hello, good afternoon.
[00:01:01] Miriam Villarreal here. Thank you for tuning in to Telemundo 48.
[00:01:04] We begin: A driver's worst nightmare
[00:01:07] occurred on a street in San Jose. According to
[00:01:10] for Colombia, yes, they are going to authorities, someone got out of a car with a knife in
[00:01:13] hand and allegedly stabbed
[00:01:15] by after her visit to the two people in what they are describing as a case of road
[00:01:18] rage. Flavio Lacayo went to the scene to investigate.
[00:01:22] Flavio, we see you now. The first thing we want to ask you is how the
[00:01:26] victims are doing, but also what other details are known.
[00:01:30] Where and when did
[00:01:32] there are still many, of course, for the this happen?
[00:01:37] motorcycle, or truck accident, what Miriam, hello, good afternoon. That's right. Well, in these cases, the main thing
[00:01:39] is to know how the victims are doing. For this, we asked
[00:01:42] the San Jose police department, in the city where this
[00:01:46] altercation occurred. They told us that yes, two people sustained
[00:01:49] injuries from a
[00:01:52] bladed weapon and managed to survive the injuries they
[00:01:54] sustained. But we also want to show you images because when
[00:01:58] we arrived, we could still see the detectives conducting
[00:02:02] the pertinent investigations. It all happened precisely
[00:02:06] where we are, at the intersection of Kurtner and Cotle
[00:02:09] With a new Toyota you are prepared, even for what Avenues in San Jose. By the way, I also want to tell you that there is a
[00:02:13] middle school here, a block and a half from where this act of
[00:02:16] aggression occurred. We quickly went to look for parents and ask them
[00:02:20] what they thought about this road rage incident, and this is what they told us.
[00:02:24] Listen,
[00:02:26] the principal here already sent a message to the parents and said that something
[00:02:30] happened, but it wasn't at the
[00:02:32] contact school, it was just on the street around here, and that's when I arrived and that's
[00:02:36] when I saw everything
[00:02:38] Our Spanish-speaking staff will blocked off. Well, regarding the details of the
[00:02:42] case, the police only shared
[00:02:45] move here, I don't want to be at information in writing. They indicated that the events were reported around
[00:02:48] 11:45 in the morning and that when
[00:02:51] police officers arrived, they found two adult men with what
[00:02:55] was at least one knife wound each and that both
[00:02:59] victims were transported to a local hospital. It is expected that the two
[00:03:02] injured people will survive the injuries they sustained. The most
[00:03:06] important thing is that at this time, the police are also looking for the
[00:03:09] attacker who
[00:03:12] our region, let's fled after attacking these two people. If anyone has information, please contact
[00:03:16] the police department. This is my report from San Jose, working
[00:03:20] for you, Flavio Lacayo, Telemundo 48 newscast. Yes, I hope the
[00:03:23] victims can recover. Thank you, Flavio. We'll see you at
[00:03:27] 6 also with your report. We continue in San Jose.
[00:03:30] Police arrested this man you see on screen, 18 years old, for
[00:03:33] firing a firearm in broad daylight in a
[00:03:36] neighborhood. The incident was reported on June 1st between
[00:03:40] Lavender and Palmia streets. This is very close to
[00:03:44] stop, enjoy a unique show with Santa Teresa Boulevard. According to the police, upon arriving at the scene, they
[00:03:47] found several bullet casings and an unoccupied
[00:03:50] vehicle with bullet holes. No one was
[00:03:53] injured. There is a street in San Francisco that
[00:03:57] residents and businesses say has become
[00:04:00] impassable. They say that no matter the time, there is constant
[00:04:04] drug use, among other complaints. Andrés Brender tells
[00:04:07] us which one it is and also what the authorities say.
[00:04:11] Well, we are talking about Sixth Street in San
[00:04:14] Francisco, in the Soma sector, where
[00:04:17] residents and merchants assure
[00:04:20] it is difficult to live here, work here, transit
[00:04:23] here, at any time of day, any day of the
[00:04:27] week, because of what is seen and happens.
[00:04:31] Fights are seen, people disposing of their
[00:04:34] waste here, throwing their trash, urinating,
[00:04:36] orinan,
[00:04:40] alarm us, but to a balance is that for a long time the entire street has had these inconveniences without the city apparently
[00:04:43] being able to do anything about it. They tell us, well, the truth is that
[00:04:47] what is seen here is a lot of homeless people
[00:04:52] 9th, so and drugs, there are drugs too. In May, the
[00:04:55] Reset Center was inaugurated, a place where people under the influence of drugs in this district
[00:04:59] can receive medical
[00:05:01] elections are being held attention and help. Although the Sheriff's Office claims to have admitted more than
[00:05:04] 1,300 people, the question many people here ask is why
[00:05:10] happens with those drizzles very early in Francisco we have to monitor what there are no substantial improvements. In a statement, the Mayor's Office told us, "The administration is taking actions
[00:05:13] every day to make the streets of San Francisco a safe and
[00:05:17] clean place. On Sixth Street, we know it's not enough. We need a
[00:05:21] plan to revitalize the corridor. We are looking at how to
[00:05:24] reactivate the place at 169th Street."
[00:05:27] 169 refers to this resource center located on
[00:05:31] Sixth Street with Harvard. On
[00:05:35] December 31st, it will close its doors and move
[00:05:38] to the Tenderloin. The city could
[00:05:42] not specifically tell us why they
[00:05:46] terminated the contract, but the president of the Soma Business
[00:05:49] Association has an idea,
[00:05:52] assuring that they are trying to clean and organize the
[00:05:55] area, that many people gather outside, obstructing the
[00:05:59] passage, among other inconveniences. There are many businesses
[00:06:02] affected by the situation on the street. We tried to get an
[00:06:06] interview with the Sheriff's Office and they referred us to SFPD.
[00:06:10] We are still waiting for a response from the police. Working for you, this is San
[00:06:13] Francisco, Andrés Prender, Telemundo 48 News. Thank you,
[00:06:17] Andrés. In San Francisco, but in Chinatown,
[00:06:20] residents and merchants of the area complain about the amount of
[00:06:24] trash on the streets. Merchants attribute
[00:06:27] this problem to the lack of trash cans in the neighborhood, so
[00:06:31] some choose to leave the bags on the sidewalks,
[00:06:35] obstructing pedestrian traffic. For its part,
[00:06:37] the mayor's office says it is aware of this problem and that clean
[00:06:41] streets are their priority. On the
[00:06:45] other hand, a free and confidential program
[00:06:48] seeks to help resolve housing and neighborhood
[00:06:51] problems in the city of San Jose. The program, led
[00:06:55] by Catholic Charities, acts as a mediator between tenants and
[00:06:59] landlords to resolve any type of problem,
[00:07:02] from problems, for example, due to lack of maintenance
[00:07:06] to health and safety problems in the neighborhood. Let's
[00:07:10] listen to a resident who says that she has benefited from this
[00:07:13] program. They were the ones who taught
[00:07:16] us the steps to follow and what our
[00:07:20] rights were as neighbors, as
[00:07:23] citizens, the rights that we owners have, the
[00:07:27] rights that renters have and all that. We
[00:07:30] explain that people who live in apartments, in
[00:07:34] houses, and even in mobile homes can benefit
[00:07:37] from this program, but they have to live in the jurisdiction of the city
[00:07:40] of San Jose. At... 6 in the afternoon, we will tell you how to
[00:07:45] them. Meanwhile, let's talk about the
[00:07:48] weather conditions, because when you wake up,
[00:07:51] you might find a day that seems like it's going to be cloudy all
[00:07:55] day, but then the sun comes out. That's how we like the temperatures, Orlando Burquia,
[00:07:59] isn't it? Well, at least I like it when the sun comes out. Heat for
[00:08:03] now. Yes, hello Miriam, good afternoon to everyone at home. This day is very confusing
[00:08:06] because we actually have cloudiness, but the sun really comes out
[00:08:10] in the afternoon, even from mid- morning. The sun starts to come out,
[00:08:13] it heats up, especially in the east of the bay, and this afternoon temperatures have
[00:08:17] increased to the mid- 90s in cities, especially in the
[00:08:20] east of the bay in Contra Costa county. We are going to talk about that forecast and what will be happening in the
[00:08:24] next few hours. By the way, a very clear afternoon, look at the
[00:08:28] temperatures to the east of the bay, as I was mentioning, in the mid-
[00:08:31] 90s this afternoon. This is how we will continue in the coming days, cities like
[00:08:35] Brainwood, 95 degrees, the south of the
[00:08:38] bay, it must be said that we were also quite close to 90 degrees. Fortunately,
[00:08:42] cities like San Jose are currently registering 81 degrees, a little further
[00:08:46] south, Morgan Hill, 88 degrees, and look at Gilroy
[00:08:49] marking temperatures in the 85 degrees. Our coastal area remains
[00:08:53] pleasant, why? Because here the marine layer is very active,
[00:08:56] 66 degrees is the temperature being registered at this moment in the
[00:08:59] city of San Francisco, look at the panorama in San Jose, but don't
[00:09:03] be fooled, if you move to another part of the bay area, it must be said that this
[00:09:07] scenario is not what will be registered, in fact I want to show you a live image
[00:09:11] of Mount San Bruno, look at how much cloudiness we have in our
[00:09:14] region and that is the panorama that will be repeated throughout the week,
[00:09:18] that marine layer will remain very active, so be very careful if you decide
[00:09:22] to travel early towards the coast because there we will have those fog
[00:09:25] banks, even the possibility of some
[00:09:28] very early morning drizzles, look at the scenario as I was mentioning, that
[00:09:32] important cloudiness continues, the traffic on
[00:09:34] 17 between Santa Cruz, San Jose, I highlight this road because
[00:09:38] it is where there is typically a lot of traffic early in the morning and it is
[00:09:42] when those fog banks are concentrated, even practically with
[00:09:45] zero visibility also in cities like San Francisco, in our entire coastal
[00:09:49] area, Half Moon Bay, we will also be seeing those fog banks very early in the morning.
[00:09:53] At 6 in the afternoon I will be talking more about that
[00:09:56] fog forecast in our region, in the coming days we will indeed be noticing
[00:10:00] that contrast as Miriam was mentioning, those
[00:10:04] very cloudy mornings in San Jose, but definitely the afternoons will be clear,
[00:10:08] look at the temperatures, how wonderful, we are going to stay in the range of the
[00:10:11] 80s for the weekend, some advance, those temperatures will remain
[00:10:15] around 78, 79 degrees and of course in San
[00:10:22] the morning, of course at 5:30 I will be bringing
[00:10:26] you more weather information, we continue with more, we'll see you
[00:10:30] break, but upon returning, in San Jose, the Municipal Council is contemplating
[00:10:33] an ordinance under which multi-family homes could
[00:10:37] be built, we explain, also
[00:10:40] today the special election is held to elect the
[00:10:43] representative of district 14, this seat
[00:10:47] became vacant after Eric Swalwell's resignation, we have
[00:10:50] details and we remind you that we are preparing
[00:10:54] a special in which we want to highlight the pride stories
[00:10:57] of our people, of those people who have had a positive
[00:11:01] change in the city, who have an extraordinary
[00:11:04] story that deserves to be told, for this you can
[00:11:07] contact us through this QR code if you know
[00:11:11] someone, it could be for example your neighbor, a friend or an
[00:11:14] acquaintance with a story that you believe deserves to be
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[00:12:31] Back to school continues in schools throughout the Bay
[00:12:35] Area. Today was move-in day for student housing at San
[00:12:39] Francisco State University. The
[00:12:43] university normally receives almost 21,000
[00:12:46] students each year, including thousands of university
[00:12:50] freshmen who are starting their student
[00:12:52] life. We spoke with two freshmen
[00:12:56] who are moving from South Lake Tahoe and
[00:12:59] Fresno. I come to San Francisco to
[00:13:02] study, I'm doing it for my family. Very nervous,
[00:13:06] but I already want to
[00:13:10] home all month. Move-in day continues
[00:13:14] tomorrow and classes begin next Monday. We will
[00:13:17] continue in San Francisco, where now high school students will
[00:13:21] be able to attend a free artificial intelligence camp
[00:13:25] this fall. Applications to participate are now
[00:13:28] open. The program will be held over three consecutive Saturdays
[00:13:32] starting October 31st at Kisslet's
[00:13:35] offices in the city. In addition, food,
[00:13:39] transportation assistance, and technology will be provided at no
[00:13:42] cost whatsoever. Now,
[00:13:45] parents who are interested in sending their
[00:13:49] children to this artificial intelligence camp
[00:13:52] can send their application through
[00:13:56] this page that we are showing on screen. All the
[00:13:59] details are here. The deadline to send it is August
[00:14:03] 31st. Students must be in high school
[00:14:07] to qualify. It's worth mentioning. On the other
[00:14:10] hand, San Jose leaders will vote today on a re-zoning
[00:14:14] ordinance that would allow the construction of multi-family
[00:14:18] housing on properties that are currently
[00:14:21] zoned for single-family housing. It could
[00:14:25] also include the conversion of more Victorian houses into duplexes
[00:14:29] and four-unit buildings. The plan still
[00:14:32] needs several months of adjustments to adapt to the
[00:14:35] specific needs of each neighborhood and a final
[00:14:39] vote is not expected before next
[00:14:42] year. And since we are talking about housing
[00:14:46] issues, pay close attention to this information that we are reviewing on
[00:14:50] screen: more than half of the nine Bay Area counties
[00:14:53] registered average home prices that already
[00:14:57] exceed one million dollars. San Mateo County
[00:14:59] leads the list with an average price of
[00:15:03] 2.2 million dollars. San Francisco
[00:15:06] follows with 2.1 million. Santa Clara and
[00:15:10] Marin are not far behind and Alameda County
[00:15:13] completes the top five with an average price of
[00:15:17] 1.2 million dollars. How about
[00:15:20] that?
[00:15:22] In other news, today special
[00:15:26] in the East Bay, this, I tell you, is to fill Eric
[00:15:30] Swalwell's seat for the rest of the year, who left
[00:15:33] his position amidst strong accusations that...
[00:15:37] We precisely informed you of sexual harassment. State Senator
[00:15:41] Aisha Wahab faces the president of the BART
[00:15:45] Board, Melissa Hernández. Both will run
[00:15:48] again in November during the general election. It is worth
[00:15:52] mentioning that District 14 covers an area that includes Fremont,
[00:15:56] Hayward, and Union City. The polls are
[00:15:59] open until 8 tonight, so that
[00:16:03] you can participate if you are eligible and if you have not
[00:16:06] yet done so. Now for more information about this
[00:16:09] election and the midterm elections in November, we
[00:16:13] invite you to visit our Telemundo 48 website,
[00:16:17] where we will be updating all this
[00:16:19] information.
[00:16:23] The Iranian government says it does not intend to reopen the Strait of
[00:16:27] Hormuz until the United States complies with a series of
[00:16:30] demands. This country insists that it has total
[00:16:34] control of the maritime route despite the Trump
[00:16:37] administration saying otherwise, all while oil
[00:16:41] prices rose again amid this conflict. Randy Serrano
[00:16:44] expands.
[00:16:51] This Tuesday, another spike in oil prices. The cost
[00:16:53] of a barrel of crude oil surpassed
[00:16:57] $90 a barrel for the first time since last
[00:17:00] month, just hours after the 60-day deadline
[00:17:04] agreed upon between Iran and the United States as part of
[00:17:08] the peace agreement that never materialized, it has been going up and down, because
[00:17:12] when there has been the possibility of them agreeing,
[00:17:15] the price of gasoline has come down, so what is
[00:17:19] clear is that if the war ends tomorrow, gasoline
[00:17:23] would become cheaper. This is because maritime traffic in the Strait of
[00:17:26] Hormuz, through which 20% of the world's crude oil transited,
[00:17:30] remains paralyzed.
[00:17:32] The speaker of the Iranian parliament revealed this Tuesday a list of demands
[00:17:36] that the United States must meet, he says, before
[00:17:40] they reopen the strait, among them, lifting all sanctions against Iranian
[00:17:43] oil and a definitive end to threats and
[00:17:46] military operations. Hours
[00:17:49] earlier, President Donald Trump published this image on his social networks,
[00:17:53] a map of the Strait of Hormuz, referring to it as new
[00:17:56] American territory. This week he brought up the topic again, saying that he
[00:18:00] liked the idea of annexing the strait because the United States already
[00:18:04] controlled it. Simply a lie.
[00:18:07] It was about guaranteeing control of the Strait of Hormuz today, if
[00:18:11] not with the will of Iran, also of
[00:18:15] Oman, it's that simple, it's that easy. For now, the only negotiations
[00:18:19] are taking place between Iran and the neighboring country of Oman, with the
[00:18:22] aim of reaching an agreement to re-establish maritime
[00:18:25] traffic. Some politicians in Congress say they want to
[00:18:29] introduce a resolution to prohibit the president from
[00:18:32] attacking Oman, after Trump threatened to
[00:18:35] bomb that allied country in Washington. Randy Serrano,
[00:18:39] Telemundo. And if you are wondering how this is affecting
[00:18:42] our local pockets, I tell you that
[00:18:46] these are the average gas prices in
[00:18:50] review them: in Santa Clara County, a gallon of fuel is
[00:18:53] $5.48 cents, while in Alameda
[00:18:57] County it is $5.56.
[00:19:00] Finally, in San Mateo County it is $5.69
[00:19:04] cents, that is the highest price in our
[00:19:08] region. Now, last year the average per gallon was
[00:19:11] $4.47 in
[00:19:14] California to put it in perspective, this is
[00:19:18] according to the AAA Agency.
[00:19:20] The current climate phenomenon, El
[00:19:27] Niño, could become the most intense that any
[00:19:31] living human has experienced. Experts
[00:19:34] assure that the development must. extreme meteorological
[00:19:37] events around the world such as heat waves,
[00:19:41] also floods. But our expert Orlando
[00:19:44] Aurquia accompanies us to help us understand more about this
[00:19:48] phenomenon and if we should be concerned here in the
[00:19:52] Bay Area and our state, especially about this situation, how are you? How
[00:19:56] are you? Look, yes, we definitely have to be very attentive to the evolution of this
[00:19:59] climate phenomenon and it must be said that NOAA
[00:20:02] warns that there is more than a 90%
[00:20:06] probability that. by the end of this year, early
[00:20:09] 2027, we will be in the presence of a very strong
[00:20:12] El Niño phenomenon. But attention, this message is not to
[00:20:17] keep us informed and follow its evolution, especially
[00:20:21] here in the state of California, and I am going to explain why. Well, let's remember
[00:20:25] this, El Niño is about a warming of the waters in the
[00:20:28] equatorial Pacific off the coasts of Ecuador and
[00:20:32] Peru. Although this phenomenon does not occur thousands of
[00:20:35] miles from California, it can alter rainfall and snow
[00:20:39] patterns here in the state of California for this coming winter.
[00:20:42] But what does it mean for the Bay Area? If El Niño remains
[00:20:46] strong during this coming winter, it could favor a
[00:20:49] wetter pattern, increasing the possibility of periods of
[00:20:53] intense rain. But the El Niño phenomenon, even if it is very
[00:20:57] intense, does not guarantee that every storm or atmospheric
[00:21:00] river that could affect us this coming winter will
[00:21:04] cause floods. That is why rather than worrying from now, the
[00:21:08] key is to stay informed and, of course, the weather
[00:21:11] forecast that we issue daily here at Telemundo 48 Bay Area
[00:21:15] will be the tool that will allow us to know when,
[00:21:19] where, and how intense
[00:21:23] those storms could be during this coming
[00:21:26] winter. Yes, Orlando, how interesting what you share with us and
[00:21:28] above all, it really concerns us
[00:21:34] drought, isn't it? How this factors in, it could be good news,
[00:21:38] right? Definitely good news, especially considering that large
[00:21:41] sectors, especially in the north, in the Sierra, need that
[00:21:45] rain, the snow, so this rain and the possible snowfalls
[00:21:49] that El Niño could bring are welcome. Well, we will
[00:21:53] be prepared for it, because they are storms, after all.
[00:21:56] Well, thanks Orlando, for that information. We'll take a break, but when we
[00:21:59] return, singer Shakira says she will not sit idly
[00:22:05] Choco area, one of the areas affected by the
[00:22:09] earthquake in Colombia. What she promised during her time
[00:22:12] in the area, we'll tell you. Also, who hasn't seen someone on the
[00:22:16] highway driving over the speed limit? Well, the results of a
[00:22:20] survey might surprise you or maybe not, we'll tell you what
[00:22:24] drivers think. Also, it started in Sonoma County, but it didn't
[00:22:27] end there. A high-speed chase on Highway
[00:22:31] 101, crossed counties and cities. We have the
[00:22:34] outcome.
[00:22:40] From San Jose, I'm Joan Ochoa, Telemundo
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[00:23:36] be free, visit
[00:23:39] sfspca.org
[00:23:42] for more
[00:23:43] information.
[00:24:11] Whatever moves you, choose public transport and protect the
[00:24:15] air. Get ready for the ultimate battle. Primetime returns to
[00:24:18] IVA Stadium, on September 19th, this is not just
[00:24:21] any match, it's a fight for the west coast when your Sanjo Serpents
[00:24:25] face LFC, it will be the party of the year, arrive early and
[00:24:29] feel the energy, with the halftime whistle the party does not
[00:24:34] the group from Salinas, clave especial,
[00:24:37] visit Sj Earthquakes.com to get
[00:24:41] your tickets and be part of the
[00:24:42] action.
[00:24:49] In our entertainment news, singer Shakira
[00:24:52] was in Colombia and visited some of the areas affected by the
[00:24:55] earthquake. Let's go with Elva Zaray, she tells us more about her
[00:24:58] visit. Hello, how are you, delighted to tell you what's
[00:25:02] happening in the world of entertainment? And Shakira has
[00:25:05] been very involved in helping her beloved Colombia after the strong
[00:25:09] earthquake that country suffered. She arrived in Colombia with the promise of
[00:25:12] rebuilding the technological university that suffered serious damage.
[00:25:16] She didn't arrive alone, she was accompanied by philanthropist Howard.
[00:25:20] son of billionaire Warren Buffet, and told media
[00:25:24] that he has managed to raise about 1 million dollars to
[00:25:28] rebuild schools in the area that has been one of the most
[00:25:32] affected by the earthquake. Romeo Santos
[00:25:34] is suing an accounting firm for
[00:25:37] professional negligence, for
[00:25:40] allegedly committing financial errors that, according to him, cost
[00:25:43] him millions of dollars. This is a firm that he
[00:25:47] hired to handle his taxes, but he is
[00:25:50] alleging gross negligence that left him with
[00:25:53] unpaid tax bills and caused millions of dollars in damages
[00:25:57] and losses. The lawsuit also states that the firm
[00:26:00] rejected any proposal he made to find an
[00:26:04] amicable solution. Yesterday, two big pieces of news
[00:26:08] were announced on Top Chef VIP: Ninel Conde returns
[00:26:12] and says that she has rethought her decision to leave,
[00:26:15] she explains that she collapsed, she apologized for that moment of
[00:26:19] weakness and says that she comes to give it her all, as she is
[00:26:22] immune, Carmen sends her to the cellar and on the other
[00:26:26] hand, the elimination challenge, oh, the celebrities
[00:26:29] had to make a free dish and in the end.
[00:26:32] we were surprised by the departure of
[00:26:35] caramel eliminated from the fifth
[00:26:38] season, but he left happy for what he gave during the
[00:26:41] competition, uh, there you have it, you know, from Monday to Friday and
[00:26:45] Sundays, 7 p.m., six central on Telemundo, it's
[00:26:48] immunity day, so don't miss it, Top
[00:26:52] Chef VIP on Telemundo, those were the entertainment
[00:26:56] notes, I'm Elva Zaray, remember that we also await you with
[00:27:01] total access mornings. total good,
[00:27:04] thank you and returning to the Shakira note, how nice to see more
[00:27:08] efforts being added, right, and signs of solidarity
[00:27:13] rebuild several educational centers including the university,
[00:27:16] right, how good, how good, that's how it should be with the people who support it
[00:27:19] too, exactly, hey and many people, thank you, many
[00:27:23] people, I know two people who are very sad because caramel
[00:27:26] left, well here too some in the newsroom
[00:27:29] were disappointed, but well, look for another favorite,
[00:27:34] moment we are going to be talking about 5:30, county supervisors in
[00:27:38] California are looking to end an agreement under which Ice
[00:27:41] agents and Border Patrol would stop using a shooting range,
[00:27:45] find out what the response of one of the entities was, so stay with
[00:27:48] us, we'll be right back with more news for
[00:27:51] you.
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[00:29:56] Life is better with a best friend by your side, the one who keeps you
[00:30:00] moving and always knows when you need more
[00:30:03] love. Today, local shelters care for thousands of pets
[00:30:07] waiting for a connection. During
[00:30:10] August, NBC and Telemundo stations team up
[00:30:13] again with local shelters to help clear the
[00:30:16] shelters, adopt or donate to help an animal in
[00:30:20] need, because your best friend is
[00:30:22] waiting for you.
[00:30:26] Now at 5:30 Salvadorans with TPS are
[00:30:30] in limbo, in a few weeks. they could lose this protection
[00:30:34] and an affected family tells us about their
[00:30:36] plans.
[00:30:39] This is your Telemundo California news at
[00:30:42] 5:30.
[00:30:45] Hello, good afternoon, César Bayona greets you, I am Miriam Villarreal, thank
[00:30:48] you for joining us. Well, the current TPS for Salvadorans
[00:30:52] expires on September
[00:30:54] far there has been no announcement of a possible
[00:30:58] extension or extremity.