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[00:00:03] Hello, good afternoon, César Bayona greets you, I am Miriam Villarrial, we are going to
[00:00:07] start with news immediately south of the bay, yes, specifically in
[00:00:11] the city of San José, where two people have been stabbed, that is
[00:00:14] in a case that the police have categorized as
[00:00:17] road rage, a driver they say got out of his
[00:00:21] vehicle with a knife in hand
[00:00:24] homes, but they have to live in declared against the to assault two adult men, our colleague Flavio Lacayo went to the place
[00:00:28] where this tragic incident occurred. Coincidentally, very close, by the way, to a
[00:00:31] middle school and where some parents were waiting for
[00:00:36] tenant protections on their children to leave class,
[00:00:39] oh no, it's something ah terrible, well oh
[00:00:43] no, I used to get nervous with those things. This mother
[00:00:46] was waiting for her son to leave school when a
[00:00:50] block and a half away, the San José police were investigating the
[00:00:53] stabbing of two adult men by a driver who
[00:00:56] allegedly got out of his car angry and attacked them, in a
[00:01:00] case of road rage. According to the police, the incident occurred at
[00:01:04] about 11:45 in the morning in the area of
[00:01:07] Kurtner and Cuttle avenues. Both victims
[00:01:10] received medical attention and are now out of danger. I
[00:01:14] just saw that they had closed the
[00:01:17] street, but oh no, it's very sad. The
[00:01:21] street remained closed for approximately 2 hours to
[00:01:24] conduct the investigation and obtain evidence. Has anyone ever assaulted you
[00:01:27] or cut in front of you? Yes, this... up to here there are many people
[00:01:31] with if they stay here they can see and then it will fill up with
[00:01:35] cars, nobody wants to move. This mother also
[00:01:39] refers to cases of road rage occurring when
[00:01:42] they are waiting for their children in front of the school located on
[00:01:46] Cuttle Avenue. For its
[00:01:49] over, now I want to go on part, the police are asking for the community's collaboration to find the whereabouts of the person responsible for this
[00:01:53] attack that occurred in a very calm residential neighborhood with
[00:01:56] a middle school and a daycare a few meters from... where the
[00:02:00] incident occurred. Working for you from San José, Flavio Lacayo,
[00:02:04] Telemundo News 48. Two men and
[00:02:06] four minors, all from San José, were arrested in Santa Cruz after a
[00:02:10] pursuit. According to authorities, everything happened on
[00:02:14] Saturday afternoon when agents arrived to investigate an accident
[00:02:18] in San José. Witnesses described the car that
[00:02:21] fled as a black car. The vehicle was found
[00:02:25] in Santa Cruz where the suspects intentionally crashed
[00:02:28] the car into a police patrol car, injuring
[00:02:32] an officer. Now,
[00:02:35] adoptions will be these people are facing several charges, including driving under the influence,
[00:02:38] conspiracy and
[00:02:39] listening to what affects resisting arrest. Another high-speed
[00:02:43] pursuit ended with an
[00:02:46] campus has had. On the other hand, with arrest in Sonoma County. According to the authorities' report, Charlie
[00:02:49] Mazarriegos fled from the agents on Highway
[00:02:52] 101, reaching up to 120 miles per
[00:02:56] hour. The pursuit ended when an agent managed to stop
[00:03:01] smoke. There is a fire in the vehicle. Mazarriegos tried to escape on foot, but was arrested and booked into the
[00:03:05] main adult detention center in Sonoma County. Let's go now to
[00:03:09] September 9, without the US Hayward where city officials
[00:03:12] are intensifying operations against street vendors who
[00:03:16] operate without the necessary permits. Jessica Gallegos spoke
[00:03:20] the smoke that is reaching us from with city officials and will explain what vendors
[00:03:24] must do to operate legally.
[00:03:26] That's right, here in Hayward they are enforcing operations against
[00:03:30] illegal street vending. In fact, they say they have already
[00:03:33] confiscated hundreds of pounds of food and equipment and
[00:03:37] assure that these operations will continue,
[00:03:40] focusing on vendors who are blocking
[00:03:43] sidewalks, who have open flames, who are storing
[00:03:47] food outdoors. The city of Hayward announced
[00:03:51] enforcement operations to stop street
[00:03:54] vendors who operate without city permits and
[00:03:58] without food licenses. We have health and safety
[00:04:02] concerns. The city administrator explains
[00:04:05] that the operations began in early August and since
[00:04:09] then the police,
[00:04:12] Christian McCaffy did not train again with code inspectors and environmental health officials from Alameda County
[00:04:16] have issued six citations, towed
[00:04:19] grills, and confiscated 600
[00:04:22] pounds of food. Tacos de chicharrón de
[00:04:26] papa, this woman sells tacos in
[00:04:29] conflictive neighbor had parties daily the... of Hey, she says that sometimes due to time constraints, it is difficult
[00:04:33] to obtain permits for those who do not yet have them. Well,
[00:04:38] sunrises with the possibility of drizzles in many families. She is one of sometimes it takes time to get permits too, you have to lose
[00:04:42] three or four days to chop the onion, which I
[00:04:45] really love. This other vendor agrees, it's a
[00:04:48] little difficult because you have to go to different places
[00:04:52] and they don't give it to you easily. For its part, the city
[00:04:56] explains, if vendors are not selling food, they
[00:05:00] can get their permit in one day and it costs nothing.
[00:05:04] If they are selling food, they also need to get a permit from
[00:05:08] the county and the health department. Food vendors who
[00:05:11] need permits can submit their application online by scanning
[00:05:15] this QR code or by calling 510
[00:05:18] 583 42 16.
[00:05:21] Teams are expected to patrol the streets weekly at
[00:05:25] least until the end of August. The city of Heyward says that the
[00:05:29] process for acquiring permits is not that
[00:05:32] difficult, you simply have to contact the city and
[00:05:35] they will advise you from Hayward. I am Jessica Gallegos
[00:05:39] working for you. Telemundo News
[00:05:42] 48. Thank you, Jessica, and we want to know your
[00:05:45] story, to know what is happening in your community. You can do so by
[00:05:49] scanning this QR code that appears on the screen to connect
[00:05:52] with us through WhatsApp and send us a
[00:05:56] message to the number 408
[00:05:59] 728 48 48. At Telemundo
[00:06:02] 48 we are working for you. And in Fairfield, operations are also
[00:06:05] being reinforced against food vendors who do not have that permit
[00:06:09] to do so. In this city, the inspections already happened last
[00:06:12] week between August 12 and 14
[00:06:16] and resulted in six citations, also six stalls with food
[00:06:20] considered unsafe due to lack of refrigeration,
[00:06:23] hygiene, and proper handling.
[00:06:26] Authorities say they seek to protect the public and ensure that
[00:06:30] vendors comply with sanitary standards and also support
[00:06:33] vendors who do have the necessary permits to
[00:06:37] operate. In addition, the search continues for
[00:06:41] Channel Brooks, a woman who disappeared more than a month
[00:06:44] ago. Brooks was last seen on July 17
[00:06:48] in Fairfield, when she was returning from
[00:06:51] her job in San Francisco. Minutes ago, the Fairfield police
[00:06:55] categorized the case as suspicious. They say they have
[00:06:58] executed dozens of search warrants and have conducted ground and air
[00:07:02] searches with drones. They urge the
[00:07:05] public to help with any
[00:07:07] information.
[00:07:09] On the other hand, this Tuesday was the first day of classes for students at
[00:07:13] Kennedy High School in Richmond, yes, well, the return occurs after the
[00:07:17] district conducted tests and determined that the campus was already
[00:07:20] safe after a chemical product was previously detected
[00:07:24] during the summer. Some parents said they now feel more
[00:07:28] relieved by the tests carried out. I don't have
[00:07:31] any kind of concern
[00:07:34] because as they say if it's safe to
[00:07:38] return, it's safe, all the staff
[00:07:41] are working and I don't think the school staff would
[00:07:45] risk it if it weren't safe. In addition, the
[00:07:48] school district informed us that they are still working to determine
[00:07:52] how this chemical originated in the school, but they rule out that
[00:07:55] it had to do with the construction that the
[00:07:59] the return to classes, Gilroy reduces speed limits in school
[00:08:02] zones, now they will be 15 or 20 miles per hour.
[00:08:06] From tomorrow until September 2, officers will
[00:08:10] be there issuing warnings, although those
[00:08:13] who do exceed the speed limit could receive a fine.
[00:08:16] Let's go to San Francisco where a car crashed into a
[00:08:20] building. This happened at the corner of 17th and
[00:08:23] Texas Streets. According to the authorities' report, firefighters rescued a
[00:08:27] person who was trapped and after receiving attention was taken to
[00:08:31] a medical center. The causes of the accident are being
[00:08:34] investigated. And this Tuesday it will be defined who will represent
[00:08:38] California's 14th District. This is in Congress for the rest of the
[00:08:41] year. State Senator Aisha Wahab faces
[00:08:45] Melissa Hernández, chair of the Bart Board. The winner will complete
[00:08:49] the term of Eric Swallow, who resigned in April after allegations of
[00:08:52] inappropriate sexual conduct, which he has denied. Both candidates
[00:08:56] will also compete in November for the next term. The polls close
[00:09:00] at 8. For more information about this election and
[00:09:03] the midterm elections in November, you can visit our
[00:09:07] website telemundo48.com.
[00:09:10] Now we are going to talk about the high cost of housing, which is leading the authorities of
[00:09:13] Redwood City to a new debate on rent control. A
[00:09:17] proposal seeks to limit increases and expand protections
[00:09:21] for tenants, but it is facing
[00:09:23] opposition. Natalie Livera explains to us.
[00:09:27] Fabiola has lived in Redwood City for the last 20 years
[00:09:31] since she arrived from Mexico, but she confesses that she fears being
[00:09:34] expelled from the city due to high rental
[00:09:37] costs, as happened to her daughter recently. I hardly
[00:09:41] see her and and it's a bit
[00:09:44] sad that this is
[00:09:47] happening not only to me but to
[00:09:50] the more than 7 residents who signed a
[00:09:54] petition in favor of an electoral proposal for rent control and tenant
[00:09:57] protection. It is an effort driven by the Faith in
[00:10:01] Action organization where Fabiola is a community leader. The excessive
[00:10:05] increase each
[00:10:07] year is too much, we have
[00:10:11] to be stressed all the time. According to a municipal
[00:10:14] report, rent control would affect around
[00:10:18] 40% of housing, limiting
[00:10:21] annual rent increases to 5% or
[00:10:25] 60% of inflation, whichever is less. It also seeks to
[00:10:28] protect tenants from unfair evictions and raises
[00:10:32] relocation compensation to a minimum of
[00:10:34] 12 in cases of no-fault evictions.
[00:10:38] These protections would apply to almost all
[00:10:42] housing on the market. However, last week, the
[00:10:45] council formally
[00:10:49] municipal
[00:10:50] ordinance.
[00:10:54] According to the councilwoman,
[00:10:57] it already has some of the strongest
[00:11:01] the peninsula and believes that the proposal goes too
[00:11:04] far. For example, she pointed out that the measure would expand a
[00:11:08] tenant's right to return to a home
[00:11:11] after a no-fault eviction, meaning a resident could
[00:11:15] return decades later and pay the same
[00:11:18] rent. She adds that its implementation would
[00:11:22] cost Redwood City.
[00:11:33] voters will have the final say in November, it is the only local measure for Redwood City residents
[00:11:37] in these elections. Working for you from Redwood City, Natalie
[00:11:40] Vera, Telemundo.
[00:11:43] In San José, a free program seeks to help resolve
[00:11:47] housing conflicts. We tell you how it works and who can
[00:11:50] apply. And after decades with
[00:11:53] TPS to leave everything,
[00:11:56] a difficult decision that will change their lives, we will tell you after the
[00:11:59] break and the smoke from the fires that reaches the bay area will
[00:12:03] be leaving us with sunsets with more
[00:12:06] vivid colors, later I will be explaining the
[00:12:09] reason.
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[00:13:10] working,
[00:13:18] in San Pablo, there is a Salvadoran couple who have lived in the United States
[00:13:21] for 30 years, they have decided that they are going to move to
[00:13:26] El Salvador. Yes, it is a very sad story, this after their temporary
[00:13:29] protection status TPS expires on
[00:13:34] authorities having informed
[00:13:37] about its extension. No, yes, this couple also informed us that
[00:13:41] they cannot assimilate what is happening to them and what hurts them the
[00:13:45] most, they say, is leaving their children and also their
[00:13:48] grandchildren. That is the most
[00:13:51] difficult, the hardest thing.
[00:13:55] that I think of leaving them, that's what hurts me the most,
[00:13:59] my children, my grandchildren.
[00:14:01] Well, this couple also informed us that they have already
[00:14:05] sold their house and that they have already sent their first shipment to El
[00:14:08] Salvador with their belongings including their
[00:14:11] vehicle, refrigerators, furniture and also all their
[00:14:14] clothes. Let's move on to other information: there is a free
[00:14:18] and confidential program that is looking to help solve problems in
[00:14:22] housing and also in neighborhoods of... the city of San José,
[00:14:26] yes, this is an initiative that acts as a kind of mediator between
[00:14:29] the tenant and the landlord to facilitate that process that sometimes
[00:14:33] they say can even be frustrating and very
[00:14:36] complex. Fátima Navarrete tells us how you can request this
[00:14:39] resource, with fear, insecurity and very
[00:14:43] stressed, very stressed because she couldn't sleep. This resident
[00:14:47] from East San José, whose identity we will not reveal for security reasons, tells us
[00:14:50] that a noisy and
[00:14:54] until dawn,
[00:14:57] but nothing they did to solve the problem worked,
[00:15:00] we called the police, it was not a police matter, we spoke
[00:15:04] with the owner, she told us that she could not do anything, it was not until they
[00:15:08] learned about the Catholic Charities program of Santa Clara County
[00:15:11] called RLE for its
[00:15:13] acronym in English, that they obtained guidance on what steps
[00:15:17] exactly they should follow, she told us that the first thing we had to
[00:15:20] do was to form a neighborhood committee
[00:15:24] to start creating a case, photos, videos
[00:15:27] of the disturbances, evidence. Although the program is not new, it is
[00:15:31] being reactivated since
[00:15:32] 2024.
[00:15:44] So we act as mediators, we meet with the
[00:15:48] owners, we call a city representative if
[00:15:51] necessary and we look for a solution between both parties. This program
[00:15:54] can benefit people who live in apartments, in houses
[00:15:58] or even in mobile
[00:16:02] the jurisdiction of the city of San
[00:16:04] José.
[00:16:07] To contact them, call 408
[00:16:10] 273 7478
[00:16:13] or email
[00:16:15] ri@ccesscc.org.
[00:16:23] The help is not limited to one type of problem, it can be something related to lack of
[00:16:27] maintenance in a unit and even health and safety problems in the
[00:16:31] entire neighborhood, as in the case of this story that ended with the
[00:16:34] eviction of the troublesome neighbor. Thanks to him,
[00:16:37] we learn our rights and we learn the steps, because in desperation
[00:16:41] you don't know how to start or where to start, all that
[00:16:44] education was given to us by the Catholic Charities
[00:16:47] organization and for me the most important thing is
[00:16:50] that the procedure was safe, this assistance is
[00:16:54] available in Spanish, it is free and confidential,
[00:16:58] working for you from San José, Fatima Navarrete, Telemundo News
[00:17:01] 48. We move to the east of the bay where the McArthur Maze
[00:17:05] in Oakland was rated as the most frustrating commute in
[00:17:09] California, according to a new study, where drivers
[00:17:13] would be willing, they say, to sacrifice more than
[00:17:16] $3,200 a year to avoid its
[00:17:19] congestion, more than 250,000 vehicles
[00:17:22] circulate daily through this interchange where traffic and
[00:17:26] difficulty changing lanes are among the top complaints.
[00:17:30] The Timber Fire continues to burn in
[00:17:33] Big Sur and firefighters are making progress in controlling the
[00:17:36] flames. This fire has already burned more than 5,200 acres and
[00:17:40] is 21% contained. Yes, about
[00:17:43] 640 residents are still under evacuation orders, another
[00:17:46] 350 are under evacuation warning and
[00:17:50] investigators are asking for community help now to determine how
[00:17:54] the fire started. Yes, so we have to
[00:17:57] keep talking about these conditions because it is an active fire
[00:18:01] since August 9, it has been several
[00:18:05] days. So since we have you here
[00:18:07] Orlando, we want to take advantage of your presence to ask you, well, about the temperature
[00:18:11] drops, will the heat remain, what will the temperatures be like for the
[00:18:14] next few days? Well, the temperatures will remain as we are
[00:18:18] experiencing them now these days, quite pleasant, not much
[00:18:22] heat. The good news is that we won't have much wind either, which is
[00:18:25] especially important for this fire that is still being worked on, right? Yes, because there were several
[00:18:28] obstacles, right? that firefighters could not contain the fire, right? Yes, it's a
[00:18:31] complex problem because it's a difficult area to access for us in the bay area, at this
[00:18:35] moment this fire is not contributing
[00:18:39] the north of the state, the MP18, more than 7,000 acres,
[00:18:43] which is what is giving us smoke. In fact, I am going to talk about the smoke that is reaching our
[00:18:46] region, by the way, you will surely notice that the sunsets
[00:18:49] will be like this, with more
[00:18:53] intense colors, and that has to do with
[00:18:58] these fires that I was telling you about, especially fires in the north of
[00:19:01] California. We are going to explain why, why the colors in the
[00:19:05] sky look more intense, more beautiful
[00:19:09] when we have smoke present. First, we must remember that light is actually
[00:19:13] composed of this, of a range of colors as we observe them, for example,
[00:19:16] in rainbows. What happens is that when we have smoke, the
[00:19:20] presence of smoke, that smoke will be blocking these colors, the
[00:19:23] green, blue colors and will exclusively let the
[00:19:27] warm colors pass, yellow, orange and red, that's
[00:19:31] why we see those sunsets with those more
[00:19:34] intense colors and that is what will be repeated in the coming
[00:19:37] days and of course we also have to talk about the air quality, in fact I suggest
[00:19:41] that if the air quality remains moderate as it is happening for
[00:19:45] example in San José these last days, it is important that children,
[00:19:49] adults, the sick should somehow limit
[00:19:52] outdoor activities, in fact my recommendation especially in the
[00:19:56] afternoon is that we avoid doing intense exercise
[00:20:00] outdoors, for example running. Now what
[00:20:03] happens in the rest of our region? The headlines that it is hard for them to present.
[00:20:07] The afternoons will remain warm, especially in the east of the bay, in contrast we will
[00:20:11] be seeing those quite cloudy
[00:20:15] the morning. Look at the east of the bay, those temperatures in the range of 90 degrees, especially
[00:20:19] at the height of Brentwood, San José marking 79 degrees and we will
[00:20:22] be seeing during the next few days these changes that will
[00:20:26] be related to the presence of the marine layer, caution tomorrow very
[00:20:29] early we will have that reduction of visibility in
[00:20:33] a good part of our region, San José we will be below a mile of
[00:20:37] visibility, especially in our coastal areas, we will also be seeing how
[00:20:40] that fog will be reducing visibility to dangerous levels
[00:20:44] in cities like San Francisco, in the coming days, the afternoons will be really very
[00:20:48] beautiful in San José, clear afternoons with temperatures that will
[00:20:51] remain in the range of 80 degrees, attention in San
[00:20:55] Francisco, I insist, for tomorrow very early we will have
[00:20:58] that dense fog with reduced visibility
[00:21:02] below one, below one mile, be very careful when
[00:21:05] driving.
[00:21:07] Well, thank you very much Orlando, look, new images of the last capture of Chapo
[00:21:11] Guzmán, are reviving the debate about the violence in
[00:21:14] Sinaloa, it is that in the videos Guzmán
[00:21:17] assured that there would be no war after his fall,
[00:21:21] however, experts point out that the cartel
[00:21:24] would have fractured and there would be a dispute between factions that has
[00:21:27] left hundreds of dead, gunshots
[00:21:30] and unfortunately my brother lost his life
[00:21:33] there, they shot him in the back of his head,
[00:21:36] so just last week Sinaloa registered at least
[00:21:40] 29 homicides. In Ciudad Juárez, Catholic
[00:21:43] and evangelical churches unite efforts to prevent child
[00:21:47] harassment and abuse. The campaign called
[00:21:51] "All Abuses" seeks to gather thousands of people on
[00:21:54] September 19 and 20 to raise awareness and set a
[00:21:58] Guinness record. The initiative will also offer prevention resources and
[00:22:01] support for victims.
[00:22:04] Changing the subject to sports, the Bay Area continues to fill up with stars, all about the announcement of the arrival of the WNBA All-Star game, after the break.
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[00:24:36] Hello, good afternoon, we start with the San Francisco 49ers, who today trained in
[00:24:40] second California with the Los Angeles Chargers in a joint practice prior to their
[00:24:44] game this Thursday at Sofa Esterium. The good news is that the Niners
[00:24:47] had rookie running back Cayon Black back. However, unfortunately Mike
[00:24:51] Evans had to leave practice due to an overload in the back of his
[00:24:54] thigh again. Even so, Carl Shannan said after practice that he was not
[00:24:58] worried about Evans's overload and that although
[00:25:02] the team, he could have played if it had been game day. Shanahan also had
[00:25:06] good things to say about the Chargers after having a joint practice without
[00:25:09] any incidents.
[00:25:10] Let's listen.
[00:25:14] I liked how their whole team handled themselves. I mean, they weren't out here um trying
[00:25:18] to cause anything. They were just out here to get... work, which usually starts with the head
[00:25:21] coach. Um, me, him being in San
[00:25:24] Francisco, there's a lot of guys in our building who speak really highly, highly of them,
[00:25:28] and I got a lot of guys who used to work for me, now work for him, speak the
[00:25:31] same. So um, hung around him a number of times, but uh, I feel like I'm knowing
[00:25:35] even better than that. And well, if, and well, if it's about
[00:25:39] stars, the organizing committee of the Bay Area has made sure that our region has
[00:25:43] absolutely all of them and today it added one more of the
[00:25:46] infinity gems, after getting the pass to the playoffs of the... WMBA
[00:25:50] last night, this morning the Golden State Valkyries together with the Bay Area
[00:25:54] host committee announced that they will host the WMBA All-Star game in
[00:25:57] 2027. In an event
[00:26:00] organized at the Chase Center, the commissioner of the league, Katy Engelberg, said that the
[00:26:04] Valkyries have brought incredible energy since their appearance in the league in
[00:26:08] 2023, and the president of the Valkyries, J Smith, added that being able
[00:26:12] to host the All-Star game just 3 years later is a
[00:26:15] reflection of the great work they have done. The game is scheduled to be
[00:26:19] played on July 31st of next year
[00:26:23] and well, tomorrow they will also be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Day
[00:26:26] at the Golden State Valkyries stadium, we will be there to bring you everything that happens, so
[00:26:29] join us. That's all for sports for now. Domina
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[00:28:59] 11. Emojis also go out of fashion, at least that's
[00:29:03] how it seems, a report published by The New York Times indicates that younger
[00:29:07] people consider some of the most popular emojis
[00:29:10] obsolete, for example, the crying face
[00:29:14] with laughter, now instead of that they prefer the emoji that cries
[00:29:18] profusely with tears to express intense laughter and
[00:29:21] by the way, it is already the most used in the world. How are you?
[00:29:25] Well, we also tell you that the Happy Hollow Zoo in San Jose is
[00:29:28] celebrating the arrival of a new member of its family. Let's go
[00:29:32] and see it, it's about Sonrisas, it's oh yes, she's smiling, a jaguar that
[00:29:36] arrived from the Los Angeles Zoo as part of a program to conserve healthy
[00:29:40] populations of this species. When she adapts to her new
[00:29:43] habitat, the public will be able to meet her then. Meanwhile, the zoo
[00:29:47] will share updates on her adaptation, so if you
[00:29:51] like her and would like to meet Sonrisas, send her an
[00:29:54] emoji, right, of the updated ones. Happy Hollow
[00:29:57] has a quite extensive program for children that you can pay for an annual
[00:30:01] membership and in fact the children enjoy it a lot when they
[00:30:04] go because there are also activities
[00:30:07] involved. An emoji that will never
[00:30:11] go out of style.
[00:30:13] Exactly.
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[00:30:31] us from the detention center, the Houston pastor with asylum process,
[00:30:34] arrested at the
[00:30:35] airport.
[00:30:40] Luis Morales and his wife were going to New York to meet with their daughters when
[00:30:43] ICE agents stopped them. We don't see the hour or the
[00:30:47] minutes for this to become a reality and for this
[00:30:51] horrible nightmare to end. His family is trying to raise the $2 bail to achieve
[00:30:55] his
[00:30:55] libertad.