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[00:00:00] We will see next week on America's Got Talent. You don't want to
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[00:00:27] two houses burn in flames in Richmond. This leaves a
[00:00:31] bloody toll, authorities investigate these
[00:00:33] incidents as suspicious, we explain, a measure to
[00:00:37] control rent in Redwood City
[00:00:39] cities, but with causes division, some support the initiative while the
[00:00:42] city council opposes it, with this and more, we begin at
[00:00:46] noon,
[00:00:49] this is your news Telemundo California at
[00:00:52] noon, Flavio Lacayo greets you, thank you very much
[00:00:56] for getting your information with your Telemundo California at noon team this Wednesday.
[00:01:00] August 19, listen, the lives of thousands of students could
[00:01:03] be at risk, of course, in minutes we will explain what
[00:01:07] we are talking about, but let's start in the city of Richmond
[00:01:10] where two house fires occurred with less than
[00:01:15] overspending during this back to an hour difference, leaving two people dead,
[00:01:17] including a minor, another two people are in critical
[00:01:21] condition, Pilar Niño is live from the place where it happened
[00:01:25] Pilar, this tragedy, authorities
[00:01:28] investigate both incidents as suspicious. What new information
[00:01:32] do you have?
[00:01:37] waiting for her son to get out of Thank you. Well, let me tell you that indeed two houses caught
[00:01:41] fire on the same block, almost next to
[00:01:44] each other. The first one was around 8:10 p.m.,
[00:01:47] at 231 15th
[00:01:50] Street, it's this white house that you are seeing right
[00:01:54] now, but then 45 minutes later
[00:01:57] the house located at
[00:02:01] 239, which is this
[00:02:03] payment at Ashley's green one, caught fire. Let's
[00:02:06] the screen, Telemundo 48 Bay watch some of the video that we obtained with security cameras, and it's
[00:02:10] precisely in this second property where upon
[00:02:13] entering, authorities found four people,
[00:02:17] unfortunately an adult and a child
[00:02:20] died, according to neighbors it was a
[00:02:24] small child and his grandfather, two other people are
[00:02:27] in the hospital, let's listen to what one of the neighbors
[00:02:31] told us, with very
[00:02:33] good people, yes, Mexicans and very good people, good
[00:02:37] neighbors and it hurt me
[00:02:40] collaboration of the community to find the a lot to hear the news of what had
[00:02:42] happened,
[00:02:45] now according to authorities the second fire was not
[00:02:48] caused by the first, rather this is being investigated
[00:02:52] as intentional
[00:02:54] several people. This happened in acts, separate, that is,
[00:02:56] provoked by different people and... Precisely to
[00:03:00] understand more details about what is happening, authorities
[00:03:03] have scheduled a conference at
[00:03:08] are also analyzing videos posted on 12:30, this will be at the city hall, so
[00:03:10] in the evening news we will bring you more
[00:03:13] information about this
[00:03:17] parents, the back-to-school sad tragedy, working for you from Richmond, I am Pilar Niño, Telemundo News,
[00:03:20] California, a very difficult situation, thank you very much Pilar for that
[00:03:24] live report from Richmond, we move to the city of
[00:03:27] Oakland, the family of a Honduran immigrant.
[00:03:30] after the man was shot dead by the
[00:03:33] police approximately a month ago. Yomara López went to a vigil where
[00:03:37] she spoke with Loxiso's sister she assures that
[00:03:41] 11% this year, he was going through a mental health episode and instead
[00:03:44] of helping him the police
[00:03:45] killed him.
[00:03:50] This Tuesday the organization Project
[00:03:53] to start from scratch, not looking at Against Police Terror held this vigil next to where José
[00:03:55] Santos Castillo, 43 years old, of Honduran origin, was fatally
[00:03:59] shot by the Oakland police, last July
[00:04:03] 13 on the 400 block of International
[00:04:05] Boulevard, they brought candles and banners, demanding that the California
[00:04:09] Department of Justice investigate his
[00:04:12] death, but they had several ways to
[00:04:15] take away what he had if it was true that he had weapons, but not in
[00:04:19] that way, killing him. The
[00:04:21] sometimes are not necessary at the Oakland police published several bodycam videos of the officers
[00:04:24] involved in the shooting. The police received a call from the
[00:04:28] California Highway Patrol. requesting assistance, authorities
[00:04:31] say they located an armed person at a homeless
[00:04:35] encampment and that he refused to obey the officers'
[00:04:39] orders. In this video José is seen walking down the
[00:04:42] street with what the police described as two
[00:04:45] knives attached to metal posts. Here the police are heard
[00:04:49] repeatedly asking him to drop the white weapons
[00:04:52] and it is here in the parking lot when the
[00:04:56] shooting occurred. The police say that José lunged at the officers.
[00:05:00] In response, authorities used non-lethal
[00:05:04] and lethal force, Maria assures that her brother was going through a
[00:05:07] mental episode, he had been homeless for
[00:05:11] some time. for whatever reason he was not well in his
[00:05:14] head, because he was using other substances. Jomara López,
[00:05:18] Telemundo. Yomara, thank you very much. In Alameda, a
[00:05:22] suspect identified as Calid Nelson, 18 years
[00:05:26] old, now faces several charges, after allegedly
[00:05:29] shooting a person during an attempted robbery. The shooting
[00:05:33] occurred on Saturday in the parking lot of a shopping center. We are
[00:05:37] seeing some of the images of the place. Well, authorities
[00:05:40] reported that the victim is recovering from his injuries
[00:05:44] and the suspect will have a court hearing on
[00:05:48] Wednesday morning. A man arrested
[00:05:51] for fatal hit-and-run in San Francisco, identified as
[00:05:54] Isaac Bowler, 50 years old, who faces charges of
[00:05:58] vehicular homicide for the death of a pedestrian in the South of
[00:06:01] Market neighborhood. The accident occurred on July 14. And
[00:06:05] a motorcyclist dies after a crash in the city of Elk Grove.
[00:06:09] The accident occurred when the motorcycle impacted the side of
[00:06:12] a truck that was turning onto Louiston
[00:06:15] Road, the deceased has not yet been identified, and in San
[00:06:19] Jose two people were stabbed, in a case that the police
[00:06:23] categorize as road rage, well, a
[00:06:26] driver got out of his vehicle with a knife in hand to attack
[00:06:30] two adult men, this incident occurred very close to an
[00:06:34] elementary school where some parents were waiting for their
[00:06:37] children to get out of class,
[00:06:40] oh no, it's something, ah
[00:06:42] terrible, well, oh no, I used to get nervous with those
[00:06:46] things, this mother was
[00:06:50] school when a block and a half away the San Jose police
[00:06:53] were investigating the stabbing of two adult men by a driver
[00:06:57] who got out of his car allegedly angry and
[00:07:00] attacked them in a case of road rage. According to the police, the
[00:07:04] incident occurred around 11:45
[00:07:07] a.m., in the area of Kurtner and Cotle Avenues,
[00:07:10] both victims received medical attention and are now out of
[00:07:14] danger, I just saw that the street had been
[00:07:18] closed, but oh no, it's something very sad, the
[00:07:22] street remained closed for approximately 2 hours to
[00:07:25] carry out the investigation and obtain evidence, have you ever been assaulted or
[00:07:29] cut in front of you? Yes, especially here there are many people
[00:07:32] like if they stay here they can see, then it will fill up with
[00:07:36] cars, no one wants to move, this mother also
[00:07:40] refers that cases of road rage occur when
[00:07:43] they are waiting for their children in front of the school located on
[00:07:47] Cotle Avenue. For its part, the police ask for the
[00:07:52] whereabouts of the person responsible for this attack, which occurred in a very
[00:07:56] quiet residential neighborhood with a middle school and a
[00:07:59] daycare a few meters from where the incident
[00:08:01] occurred.
[00:08:05] Well, the San Jose police are now looking for the alleged culprit. Let's change
[00:08:08] the subject, I tell you that Tulare County put a 45-day
[00:08:12] pause on the construction of new data centers, I'll
[00:08:16] explain, that decision comes after pressure from many
[00:08:19] residents and community groups, concerned, they
[00:08:23] say, about the possible impact on water, electricity and health
[00:08:26] in the community. We are
[00:08:29] saying that in Tulare County we do not
[00:08:32] want to see data centers, we know that the
[00:08:35] cost the cost for what we are paying for
[00:08:39] gasoline, for electricity, for water.
[00:08:42] will go up. Well, activists demand a permanent
[00:08:46] ban, while the county analyzes the possible effects
[00:08:50] of these projects. Listen, Redwood City voters will decide in
[00:08:53] November on a rent control proposal.
[00:08:56] It's a little
[00:08:59] sad that this is
[00:09:02] happening, not only to me, but to many
[00:09:04] families. Well, she is one of more than 7
[00:09:08] residents who signed a petition in favor of a
[00:09:11] proposal for rent control and for tenant
[00:09:15] protection, well, this measure would limit some rent
[00:09:18] increases and expand eviction
[00:09:21] protections. The City Council, by the way, formally
[00:09:24] declared itself against this proposal. Thousands of
[00:09:28] millions of dollars in federal funds for California, yes, are
[00:09:31] at stake. Well, Senator Alex Padilla and some organizations
[00:09:35] warn that the cuts could affect clean energy
[00:09:38] programs, research, disaster
[00:09:41] relief. and community services, the impact
[00:09:45] of cuts from Donald Trump and Republicans,
[00:09:49] the damage it is causing to people and families in
[00:09:52] California, but it is also felt among non-profit
[00:09:56] organizations that do so much to help
[00:09:59] families. For its part, President Donald
[00:10:02] Trump's administration assures that it will review these programs and
[00:10:06] establish new spending priorities. The city of
[00:10:09] Fowler now has a new fire station.
[00:10:12] something that, they say, could reduce response time in an
[00:10:16] emergency, well, the station is already answering calls and will have firefighters
[00:10:20] available all year round. Abraham Peña has all the
[00:10:22] details. For years. Fowler depended on firefighters who
[00:10:26] had to travel from other communities, now fire
[00:10:30] station 88 is within the city and has already started responding to
[00:10:34] emergencies bringing fire services to thousands of
[00:10:37] residents. The station is operated by Fresno County Fire and
[00:10:41] has a new fire truck, two firefighters will be assigned throughout the
[00:10:45] year, since July 1, the station has already responded to 68
[00:10:48] calls, including medical emergencies,
[00:10:52] fires and other incidents. It seems good because
[00:10:55] the city of Fowler needed an emergency like this
[00:10:58] because in the past it took a long time for
[00:11:01] other surrounding
[00:11:04] them everything is faster now, it's better for us
[00:11:08] too, which benefits us a lot as a community, the new station
[00:11:11] could also benefit residents who have had
[00:11:14] difficulty obtaining fire insurance, the department
[00:11:18] says it has already provided letters to some homeowners to
[00:11:22] help them obtain coverage at better rates. Although the
[00:11:25] station is still under construction, it is already operational and the
[00:11:28] community is starting to notice a difference, firefighters say that
[00:11:32] now they can be inside Fowler, ready to respond when someone
[00:11:36] needs help. The station plans to hold an open house
[00:11:39] in October, working for you from Fowler, Abraham
[00:11:43] Peña, Telemundo. Abraham, thank you
[00:11:45] very much, let's take a break, upon returning, important
[00:11:48] changes for those seeking permanent residency, new public charge
[00:11:52] criteria could influence.
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[00:13:12] The search continues for a masked man after the subject
[00:13:15] chased and threatened
[00:13:19] the city of Center City, in Philadelphia. Well, I inform you that the
[00:13:23] police released these images of the suspect.
[00:13:25] and according to sources, since then they have received numerous tips
[00:13:29] from the community, well, investigators
[00:13:33] social networks that match this mask
[00:13:36] and the image of the suspect, however, they have not yet made
[00:13:40] any arrests, and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
[00:13:43] updated its public charge criteria used
[00:13:47] in some status adjustment processes, the new guidance could be
[00:13:51] key for those seeking permanent residency, Maniset
[00:13:55] explains what changes and who it could
[00:13:57] affect. September 18 marks
[00:14:01] a before and after for thousands of immigrants seeking
[00:14:04] residency. This after USCIS presented a new
[00:14:07] guideline that establishes the criteria that will begin to apply
[00:14:11] from that date. The new policy expands the benefits that
[00:14:15] can be considered in a public charge
[00:14:18] evaluation. Those who have submitted their application
[00:14:22] before September 18 will still be
[00:14:25] evaluated under the rules that were in effect in the
[00:14:28] past, people who apply for residency or who want to
[00:14:32] enter the United States, with residency, with a work
[00:14:35] visa, with an investor visa, with a tourist visa, will be
[00:14:39] subject to the public charge determination. This public
[00:14:43] charge determination not only affects people who want to
[00:14:46] apply for residency, but also those who enter with
[00:14:50] any type of visa. The change considerably
[00:14:53] expands the type of government aid that can be
[00:14:57] considered, including cash
[00:15:00] assistance, public or subsidized housing,
[00:15:03] financial aid for university education, food
[00:15:07] assistance, government-funded medical coverage, and other
[00:15:10] similar benefits that will be
[00:15:13] evaluated by USCIS as part of the applicant's
[00:15:17] economic situation, but receiving them does not
[00:15:20] automatically mean that you will be considered a public charge, the
[00:15:25] officers must evaluate the entire case, including
[00:15:28] age, health, income, resources,
[00:15:32] family situation, education
[00:15:34] skills.
[00:15:36] Thank you Maristeta. We also want to inform you that the Trump government
[00:15:39] will change the rules for certain international students, from
[00:15:43] September 15, the stay of these students will be limited to
[00:15:47] 4 years, those who need more time must apply for an
[00:15:51] extension, including medical students, doctoral students and
[00:15:54] research students. Someone can stay
[00:15:58] here for more than 4 years with a student
[00:16:01] visa, but they need to apply for an
[00:16:04] extension of stay. This
[00:16:07] measure, by the way, already faces a lawsuit in Boston that seeks to block it,
[00:16:11] and some immigrants are managing to have millions of dollars in fines
[00:16:14] related to deportation orders canceled. I'll
[00:16:18] explain a case: a man in Florida received a fine of
[00:16:22] $1,800, for remaining in the country after
[00:16:25] his deportation date. Well, his lawyer appealed the case and managed to have
[00:16:29] the fine dismissed due to flaws in the process. It's
[00:16:33] a victory, if the board found that there was a failure, the
[00:16:36] board. relation, all the lawyers, eh, my colleagues
[00:16:40] are doing the same. Some
[00:16:43] experts recommend seeking legal advice to evaluate
[00:16:47] each case. A new study warns that daily
[00:16:50] consumption of sugary drinks could indeed be related to an
[00:16:54] increased risk of gastric cancer. Eric Mondragón spoke with
[00:16:57] a doctor from our community about this disease, its risk
[00:17:01] factors and what we can do to
[00:17:03] prevent it.
[00:17:06] Pay close attention when opening one of these cans, according to a research
[00:17:09] conducted by the integrated health system, better known as Mass
[00:17:13] General Brigham, and released by our sister network
[00:17:16] NBC, consuming one sugary drink a day could
[00:17:20] more than double the probability of developing stomach
[00:17:23] cancer. Gastric cancer is a
[00:17:26] proliferation of the epithelial layer inside
[00:17:29] the stomach that multiplies and produces
[00:17:32] cancer cells.
[00:17:35] It needs sugar to multiply.
[00:17:37] Yes, Dr. J. Antonio López tells us that these drinks contain a type of
[00:17:41] sugar that could increase the risk of developing gastric cancer,
[00:17:45] this is associated with the association of
[00:17:48] drinking fructose, fructose is one of
[00:17:51] the most famous sweeteners
[00:17:55] in the world, there is a greater opportunity to
[00:17:58] produce cancer cells with
[00:18:00] fructose, the study indicates that
[00:18:03] 65% of US adults
[00:18:07] will consume at least one sugary drink a day, among them
[00:18:11] include carbonated drinks, fruit punch, lemonades
[00:18:15] and sports drinks and the most important therapy is
[00:18:18] surgery, to remove the cancer from the part of the
[00:18:21] intestine, and that is the most important part, the
[00:18:25] earlier cancer is diagnosed, the easier it is to
[00:18:28] eradicate it. We,
[00:18:31] Latinos, have difficulty not consulting
[00:18:35] professionals when we have the first symptoms of a
[00:18:39] cancer, which is either pain,
[00:18:42] ulcers, heartburn
[00:18:45] dyspepsia. The doctor also shared with us what diets one
[00:18:49] should follow to reduce the incidence of stomach
[00:18:52] cancer, it would be high
[00:18:55] fiber, legumes,
[00:18:58] fish
[00:19:01] and white meat are the most common to
[00:19:05] reduce them. Interesting
[00:19:08] information, thanks Eric for that report and now we want to
[00:19:12] tell you, changing the subject, to forget about skiing, if you or someone
[00:19:15] you know likes this sport, I'm telling you because now you can
[00:19:19] go down the slopes of the mountain by bicycle, so if you take
[00:19:23] a trip there, I'll explain, for the first time the Heavenly
[00:19:26] complex in South Lake Tahoe will allow cyclists to go up
[00:19:29] with their bikes on the gondola and go down the
[00:19:33] new route called Panorama. The subsidized passes cost
[00:19:37] $30, but here there is no cost to know more about the
[00:19:40] temperatures in our area, changes will come to our region to
[00:19:44] know more about the outlook we will have in the coming days, we go
[00:19:48] with you, we already have you live, Priscila Torres,
[00:19:51] Priscilla, how are you, how does the
[00:19:53] outlook look,
[00:19:55] how are you, Fabio, well, I tell you that we will be seeing a rise in temperatures
[00:19:59] definitely in the coming days, and we are already starting to
[00:20:02] feel it today, in the San Jose area, we will be reaching that
[00:20:06] mid-range. of the 80s, the skies will remain
[00:20:09] mostly sunny, therefore we are starting to feel that
[00:20:13] warmth, we have the high pressure system that continues to
[00:20:17] practically control the entire west and southwest of the
[00:20:20] country and we have another low pressure system that is in the Pacific
[00:20:24] eventually that will be practically creating a tunnel where
[00:20:27] some monsoonal moisture would arrive but it would
[00:20:30] remain a little further south, we could feel some effect
[00:20:34] possibly in the temperatures, if we talk about the difference between temperatures compared
[00:20:38] to yesterday, today we are seeing values above
[00:20:41] what we were seeing at these hours during the last
[00:20:45] days, the maximum temperatures for the Bay Area will
[00:20:48] remain towards the coast in the 60s towards the Napa area in the
[00:20:52] 80s, Concord in the 88, towards San Jose
[00:20:55] also in that high range of the 70s low 80s,
[00:20:58] towards the valley we are seeing 95 for Sacramento,
[00:21:02] Modesto in the 97 Fresno reaching 104,
[00:21:06] those three digits, so the warmth will definitely
[00:21:09] be in our area, regarding that
[00:21:12] possibility of rain for now it remains low, as I mentioned
[00:21:16] we also have the marine layer and that
[00:21:20] fog in the early morning that could also
[00:21:23] cause possible scattered showers or we could see more than anything
[00:21:27] light drizzle, but that would also be in the morning as I
[00:21:31] mentioned and the fog will definitely be
[00:21:34] affecting us in the early morning as I mentioned,
[00:21:37] specifically for the coastal area during the rest of the
[00:21:41] next few days, here are the temperatures for the coastal area
[00:21:44] remaining in the 60s and in the interior of the Bay, San Jose in
[00:21:48] the 80s, 70s.
[00:21:50] is for the Redwood City area and in the Central Valley the
[00:21:53] 90s, Fresno reaching three digits, that's all from me,
[00:21:57] we continue with more.
[00:22:00] Today in your money we have recommendations to avoid
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[00:22:07] moments.
[00:22:12] Life is better with a best friend by your side, the one who keeps
[00:22:16] you moving and always knows when you need more
[00:22:19] love. Today local shelters care for thousands of pets
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[00:22:29] again with local shelters to help clear the
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[00:23:45] Let's talk about back to school because many families carefully
[00:23:48] measure their finances to be able to buy backpacks,
[00:23:52] notebooks, pencils and everything included in that school list,
[00:23:55] today in our "Your Money" segment Andrea Cruz, debunks some myths
[00:23:59] that could be precisely affecting your
[00:24:01] wallet.
[00:24:04] With a list in hand, for many
[00:24:07] mission seems simple, but before filling the cart,
[00:24:10] it's good to do your homework. Too much expense, that's right
[00:24:14] it's a terrible expense, because you have to
[00:24:17] buy uniforms, notebooks, backpacks, everything they
[00:24:21] ask for is excessive in schools. According
[00:24:24] to a recent survey, parents expect to increase their back-to-school
[00:24:28] expenses by more than
[00:24:31] which is equivalent to $489 on average per
[00:24:35] child. According to personal finance experts, a
[00:24:39] common myth is that every year you have
[00:24:43] what you have at home, for example, thinking that you need another
[00:24:46] backpack. Maybe you don't need a backpack, maybe you already have it at home, you
[00:24:50] can do something with the community, because for example, if your child is
[00:24:54] in third grade and your neighbor has their child who just passed third grade,
[00:24:58] you can use many of their supplies. The next myth
[00:25:01] is that the entire list has to be finalized before the
[00:25:05] first bell rings. There are some things on the lists that
[00:25:11] moment, for example, if they tell you to buy 12 boxes of Kleenex, you don't need all 12 boxes
[00:25:14] of Kleenex, you can buy them one a month, you can include it in your
[00:25:18] monthly budget.
[00:25:20] Another tip is to take advantage of back-to-school shopping to teach your children
[00:25:24] an important lesson. Before going shopping, you have to check the
[00:25:28] inventory of the house, see what items on this list are in the
[00:25:32] house, make a game of it, give them an hour, "we have an hour, kids,
[00:25:35] look around the house for everything on this list." Let's say they save $10
[00:25:39] because they found pencils that weren't being used. Tell the child,
[00:25:43] "okay, I'm going to give you half, $5 for
[00:25:46] your piggy bank." That way you can also motivate them and... motivate
[00:25:50] them to give money purpose. A final
[00:25:53] recommendation from experts is not to let sales make you
[00:25:57] overspend. A discounted item does not represent
[00:26:00] savings if you end up buying something your child doesn't really
[00:26:04] need. For your money, I am Andrea Cruz,
[00:26:07] Telemundo. Andrea, thank you very much, now with this live camera from
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[00:28:14] this edition with very painful news for our Telemundo
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[00:28:22] here in California. José, president and general manager of Telemundo
[00:28:26] Stations in Orlando, Tampa and Fort
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[00:28:32] while on vacation in Kenya. For more than 20 years
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[00:29:07] of the people and colleagues who loved him and some of the friendships
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[00:30:28] That is what we are following today, Wednesday, August 19, here on Noticias
[00:30:31] Telemundo. Midday, new public charge guide. Immigration
[00:30:35] service expands the number of federal benefits it will
[00:30:38] consider for public charge determination when applying for
[00:30:42] residency or a visa. We are going to check if
[00:30:45] the heat is so intense that we can cook this
[00:30:48] egg. That's what Mister
[00:30:51] Tiempo is putting to the test, while more than 15 cities in the south of the country endure temperatures
[00:30:55] never before recorded. Democratic
[00:30:58] surprise in Florida.