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[00:00:00] in consideration, of course, and for everyone to take their time to grieve, because we
[00:00:03] all experience it in such a different way, but talking about it and getting it out of
[00:00:07] our hearts, above all, helps us to heal, I hope this somehow
[00:00:10] helps you and thank you for having
[00:00:13] joined us, we'll see you tomorrow with another appointment for live news, thank you, until
[00:00:17] tomorrow.
[00:00:27] Today on your Telemundo 48 newscast, a child and his
[00:00:30] grandfather die in a fire set in a house in
[00:00:34] Richmond, authorities make an unexpected arrest in the
[00:00:38] case. Also, the return to classes at an elementary school in Heyward
[00:00:41] featured a special guest, it's not another student. We'll
[00:00:45] explain.
[00:00:50] uh, This is your Telemundo 48 newscast.
[00:00:54] Hello, good afternoon, Miriam Villarreal greets you with pleasure, thank you for
[00:00:58] tuning in to Telemundo 48.
[00:01:00] Unfortunately, we begin with a tragedy in the East Bay, a 5-year-old
[00:01:03] child lost his life along with his
[00:01:07] grandfather when a fire broke out in their house, which,
[00:01:11] according to authorities, was set by a
[00:01:15] family member, the child's mother and little sister
[00:01:16] permits directly also with are also in critical condition. Pilar Niño is
[00:01:20] outside Richmond City Hall with more details about
[00:01:24] this sad news,
[00:01:25] Pilar.
[00:01:29] That's right. Good afternoon, and the suspect, the
[00:01:32] accused of starting this fire, is the
[00:01:35] uncle of the minor who died,
[00:01:39] his name is Sergio Rivera Vega, 32 years
[00:01:42] old, he has already been
[00:01:44] affecting portions of the arrested, but let's see the images of what
[00:01:47] happened last night, this is a
[00:01:50] video from a security camera, in it you can see
[00:01:54] how firefighters were putting out a fire in the
[00:01:57] 200 block of 15th Street here in...
[00:02:00] at around 8:15 p.m. this Tuesday, when they were
[00:02:04] notified that there was another
[00:02:07] school that is part of fire just two doors away, that's the thick smoke
[00:02:09] you see on the right in the images, and according to
[00:02:13] authorities, upon entering that property
[00:02:16] they found four victims, a 47-year-old man
[00:02:20] who died at the scene, there were also two small children and a
[00:02:25] payment. At Ashley's 33-year-old woman who were all taken to the
[00:02:27] hospital, unfortunately the 5-year-old child died while
[00:02:31] his mother and little sister are currently in critical
[00:02:34] condition, some of the injuries they have are
[00:02:38] burns and let's hear what
[00:02:40] active participation from one of the neighbors told us this morning:
[00:02:44] six Mexicans and very good people, good
[00:02:47] neighbors,
[00:02:50] it hurt me a lot to hear the news of what
[00:02:54] had
[00:02:54] happened.
[00:02:58] Now, as I was telling you, the firefighters were attending to a first
[00:03:01] fire, according to authorities, that
[00:03:04] one was also intentional and a woman was arrested for
[00:03:08] it, however, they emphasized in the press conference that the first
[00:03:12] incident has nothing to do with the second,
[00:03:15] there are two different suspects and the flames of the
[00:03:18] second were not caused by the
[00:03:21] first, regarding Sergio Rivera Vega, he
[00:03:24] faces murder charges among others and is
[00:03:28] arrested with a bond of
[00:03:30] $2.5
[00:03:32] million. Working for you from Richmond, I am Pilar Niño, Telemundo
[00:03:36] 48 News. Thank you, Pilar, for explaining those details,
[00:03:40] and we want to send a lot of strength to that family, thank you,
[00:03:43] Pilar. Let's move on to other news in San Jose, the city's
[00:03:47] firefighters are responding to a two-alarm fire in a
[00:03:50] residential structure in the 2000 block of Santiago Avenue
[00:03:54] we find more homes for in San Jose. There are two affected homes, and in both,
[00:03:58] the damaged
[00:04:00] gas meters were feeding the fire,
[00:04:04] helped more than 3 million according to reports, now PG&E has already secured the gas lines, a dog has
[00:04:08] also been rescued and
[00:04:10] votes. Whoever wins will no injuries have been reported so far, authorities ask that
[00:04:13] you avoid that area if possible, meanwhile in
[00:04:16] Oakland, the loved ones of a man fatally shot by the
[00:04:19] police demand
[00:04:21] justice.
[00:04:29] It's about José Santos Castillo, a 43-year-old
[00:04:32] Honduran who died on July 13th, the police
[00:04:36] claim he was carrying two knives and lunged
[00:04:39] at the officers, while his family states
[00:04:42] that he was going through a mental health
[00:04:45] crisis, he had been homeless for some
[00:04:49] time for whatever reason, he was not well in his
[00:04:52] head, because he was using other substances,
[00:04:56] the Alameda County Prosecutor's Office continues to investigate this case.
[00:05:00] Meanwhile, in Santa Rosa, a 9-year-old boy was
[00:05:04] seriously injured after being run over. According to the
[00:05:06] authorities' report, the minor was crossing Yulupa Avenue
[00:05:10] when he was hit by a Ford Mustang. Police believe the
[00:05:14] child was in a marked crosswalk. As for the
[00:05:17] driver, he remained at the scene and cooperated with
[00:05:20] investigators. Authorities are investigating the speed of the
[00:05:24] vehicle and whether the crosswalk lights were
[00:05:27] activated. Following complaints from street
[00:05:30] vendors in East San Jose about an apparent increase in
[00:05:34] inspections, the City of San Jose assures that they offer
[00:05:37] resources including financial support. On Monday,
[00:05:41] Telemundo spoke with some merchants, who, despite having
[00:05:44] certain permits, were receiving notifications from the
[00:05:48] city, warning them that they could face
[00:05:51] fines of up to $20,000 per day if they continued
[00:05:55] operating without complying with all requirements, and in response, the
[00:05:59] city reported that this year a new grant program
[00:06:03] for small businesses was launched and that the City Council
[00:06:07] approved the elimination of the insurance requirement, and
[00:06:10] precisely this with the purpose
[00:06:13] of reducing barriers for vendors, organizations
[00:06:16] such as the Latino Business Foundation of Silicon Valley also say that they
[00:06:20] offer free advice, how
[00:06:23] to get your city licenses, county licenses, some
[00:06:29] the police department and
[00:06:32] also how to set up your bank accounts for
[00:06:36] your small businesses, sometimes access to capital
[00:06:39] as well. Flores adds that many street vendors
[00:06:43] do want to formalize their businesses with adequate
[00:06:46] permits, but the costs of some can reach up to $10,000
[00:06:50] depending on the business, so at 6 p.m.
[00:06:53] we will have more information on how to access some of
[00:06:57] these resources and the response from the East San Jose councilman
[00:07:00] to the vendors' complaints at 6 p.m. Meanwhile,
[00:07:03] hundreds of schools in
[00:07:07] California could soon adopt a new system with
[00:07:10] a comprehensive care approach for each student, and to discuss
[00:07:14] this, the governor and his wife arrived in Hayward at a
[00:07:20] the 2500 public schools that are offering mental health,
[00:07:23] social services and much more. Flavio Lacayor will
[00:07:27] explain how much money will be invested exactly and
[00:07:30] how many new schools will be part of this
[00:07:33] project.
[00:07:37] California will focus on having another 3,700 public
[00:07:40] schools implement the system called community
[00:07:44] schools where students receive physical and mental
[00:07:47] health services, social services, and also encourages
[00:07:53] families and the neighborhood. Over the past 5 years,
[00:07:57] California has invested in this model and
[00:08:01] today we have 2,500
[00:08:03] community schools throughout the state. Newsom and his
[00:08:06] wife arrived in Hayward this Wednesday, where they announced the
[00:08:10] commitment to institutionalize
[00:08:12] more schools with funds from Proposition
[00:08:15] 98.
[00:08:19] While Washington D.C. is dismantling public
[00:08:22] education, California is building and making history. Community
[00:08:26] schools break the traditional scheme, as they explain to
[00:08:29] us. Sometimes they are given transportation means like bus
[00:08:32] passes, different things so they can come to school, we sometimes
[00:08:36] give them, there have been occasions where we give them cell
[00:08:40] phones so they can communicate. Sometimes
[00:08:42] in some cases housing also, they can stay in a hotel
[00:08:46] for a few days, but that's the thing, we need to know. With
[00:08:50] this effort, it is estimated that 60% of all public
[00:08:54] schools in California would adopt the community
[00:08:57] school format, and at Shafer Park Elementary School in Hayward,
[00:09:01] these funds directly help students, we have a community
[00:09:05] school specialist, also a person
[00:09:08] who works with parents in particular.
[00:09:12] The community schools aim to improve academic performance and
[00:09:16] offer more help to families who need it, among other
[00:09:19] things. Working for you, Flavio Lacayo, Telemundo
[00:09:23] 48 News. Let's move to Oakland, where there are new
[00:09:27] warning signs about the finances of its schools.
[00:09:30] The agency called Fitch awarded the School District a negative
[00:09:34] outlook for the current fiscal year, citing
[00:09:37] financial pressures, loss of reserves, and doubts about its
[00:09:41] stability. Now, this evaluation contrasts with the
[00:09:45] district's position, which recently claimed to have a
[00:09:48] balanced budget. It is worth mentioning that the school
[00:09:52] district has not yet commented on
[00:09:54] this report. Meanwhile, Marin County is preparing for a
[00:09:58] winter with an increased risk of flooding. The plan
[00:10:01] includes improving alert systems, identifying vulnerable areas, and
[00:10:05] preemptively placing mobile pumps and
[00:10:08] sandbag stations. Additionally,
[00:10:12] they will be conducting drills between various agencies,
[00:10:16] precisely to respond more quickly to the
[00:10:19] possibility of strong storms that could occur in
[00:10:23] any area.
[00:10:25] And precisely yesterday, Orlando Aúrquia, you already
[00:10:28] told us how the state is preparing for the El Niño phenomenon that could
[00:10:32] also impact our region in a certain way.
[00:10:36] How about Orlando, it's important to prepare, sometimes we think winter is a long way off,
[00:10:40] but now is the time, isn't it? Yes, especially with this heat, good afternoon everyone at
[00:10:43] home, especially with this summer heat that is still being felt, but winter
[00:10:47] is far away, we need to prepare, there are several months
[00:10:51] left and this climatic phenomenon that is observed with these very
[00:10:55] very high temperatures in the Pacific Ocean, well, really the
[00:10:58] effects do not only stay with this heat in the ocean, but affect the climate of the entire
[00:11:02] planet, including us in the Bay Area, so we need to prepare, that is the
[00:11:06] message, yes, how it contrasts right now with the hot temperatures, right? How is the
[00:11:10] panorama, completely, but what do you think if we see how this
[00:11:13] climatic effect of El Niño transforms into the
[00:11:17] impact for us here in the state of California, I will explain it to you here in a very
[00:11:21] graphic, very simple way, it is that the winds in the Pacific
[00:11:24] Ocean sometimes change direction, pushing those pockets of
[00:11:28] warm water from one side to the other of the ocean, at this
[00:11:32] moment what is happening is this: the wind is pushing those pockets of
[00:11:36] warm water towards South America and that
[00:11:40] warm water that is here off the coasts of countries like Ecuador, like
[00:11:44] Peru, really has an impact on the climate of the entire planet, in what way,
[00:11:47] it modifies the way storms move, for what
[00:11:51] reason, because in our atmosphere there are these highways of
[00:11:55] humidity that when we have in winter, in this case the El Niño climatic
[00:11:58] phenomenon, this humidity highway called the jet stream approaches
[00:12:02] northern Mexico more, especially southern California, also
[00:12:05] del estado de California también
[00:12:09] Bay Area, bringing more humidity and that translates into more storms that arrive
[00:12:13] in our region, that's why that forecast is indeed looking
[00:12:16] wetter, rainier for us in the
[00:12:20] Bay Area, the message is definitely to stay informed about
[00:12:23] the forecast that will be issued once those storms begin to
[00:12:27] approach our region, but really the temperatures are indicating that winter is very
[00:12:31] far from the Bay Area, you see those values in the East Bay, even here in
[00:12:34] Brentwood at 97 degrees, that will be the trend in the coming
[00:12:38] days, East Bay especially in Contra Costa and Alameda, temperatures will
[00:12:42] be exceeding 90 degrees, however cities like San Jose, a
[00:12:46] quite pleasant afternoon by the way, we have stayed in the low
[00:12:49] 80s this afternoon, our coastal area by the way more
[00:12:53] pleasant, for what reason? Because we have that presence of the marine layer along
[00:12:57] our coast, see San Francisco with temperatures at 66 degrees,
[00:13:01] Oakland marking 72 towards the North Bay also temperatures
[00:13:05] in the 80-degree range, in the coming days, we will not have much
[00:13:08] change in weather conditions, sunny afternoons in San Jose, yes,
[00:13:11] cloudy mornings, see the temperatures quite pleasant and of
[00:13:15] course, you have to take into account that cloudiness in the city of San
[00:13:19] Francisco and if you drive very early in the morning, you have to know that we will
[00:13:22] have fog banks, I will be telling you about that at
[00:13:25] 6 p.m. Thanks, Orlando. Upon returning, the
[00:13:28] San Jose Council voted on an ordinance under which they
[00:13:32] seek to build affordable housing, we tell you
[00:13:35] what the final decision was. Also, in
[00:13:38] immigration matters, a lawyer explains to us about the
[00:13:41] new guidelines regarding the public charge, this and more, shortly.
[00:13:45] breve.
[00:13:48] Working for you from East Palo Alto, I'm Jessica Gallegos, Telemundo
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[00:14:56] In San Jose, a new initiative is closer to being
[00:15:00] implemented, the council gave the green light to a
[00:15:03] re-zoning ordinance to build between four and
[00:15:07] 10 multi-family units in single-family
[00:15:10] housing areas. Supporters say this
[00:15:14] would generate more affordable housing, while
[00:15:17] opponents fear more congestion and also
[00:15:21] parking problems. The final vote would be soon.
[00:15:26] On the other hand, city leaders in San Jose
[00:15:29] will also hold a public forum focused on regulations for
[00:15:32] data centers, seeking to establish clear and
[00:15:36] consistent standards. The community's priorities while the
[00:15:40] city evaluates possible proposals, the feedback collected
[00:15:43] will help define oversight policies before a
[00:15:47] final proposal is presented to the council later
[00:15:51] this year. Tonight's forum begins at
[00:15:54] 6 p.m. at City Hall. In
[00:15:58] other news, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is making an important
[00:16:01] update. They have just published an expansion of the public
[00:16:05] charge criteria
[00:16:07] that apply when evaluating an adjustment of status. Marisett Berení will
[00:16:11] inform us about a guide to this rule that could have
[00:16:15] consequences for those seeking to adjust their status and obtain
[00:16:18] permanent residency as well.
[00:16:21] también.
[00:16:24] September 18th marks a before and after for thousands of
[00:16:28] immigrants seeking residency, this after
[00:16:31] USCIS presented a new guide that establishes the criteria that
[00:16:34] will begin to apply from that date.
[00:16:38] The new policy expands the benefits that can be considered
[00:16:42] in a public charge evaluation, those who have
[00:16:45] submitted their application before September
[00:16:48] 18th will continue to be evaluated under the rules that
[00:16:51] were in effect in the past. People
[00:16:54] who apply for residency or who want to enter the United
[00:16:58] States with residency, with a work visa, with an investor visa,
[00:17:02] with a tourist visa will be subject to the public
[00:17:05] charge determination. This public charge determination not
[00:17:09] only affects people who want to apply for residency, but
[00:17:13] also those who enter with any type of
[00:17:16] visa. The change considerably expands the type of government
[00:17:19] aid that can be considered, among
[00:17:23] them, cash assistance, public
[00:17:26] or subsidized housing, financial aid for university
[00:17:30] education, food assistance, government-funded
[00:17:33] medical coverage, and other
[00:17:36] similar benefits that will be evaluated by USCIS as
[00:17:40] part of the applicant's economic situation, but
[00:17:43] receiving them does not automatically mean that you will
[00:17:47] be considered a public charge, officials
[00:17:49] must evaluate the complete case, including
[00:17:53] age, health, income, resources,
[00:17:57] family situation, education, skills
[00:17:59] and a key point, benefits
[00:18:02] received directly by children or other family members are not
[00:18:06] automatically attributed to the immigrant,
[00:18:09] however, they can influence the evaluation of their financial
[00:18:12] situation, if they are related to the applicant's
[00:18:16] income or resources. If at
[00:18:18] any point the immigration officer says
[00:18:22] "I believe you will be a public charge," they can give us the
[00:18:25] option to pay a guarantee payment, a
[00:18:28] bond, which is basically "I promise you with this money that
[00:18:32] I will not ask for public assistance for 5 years," for the first 5 years
[00:18:36] of residency. According
[00:18:40] to the new guidelines, this bond is not automatic.
[00:18:44] USCIS will determine the amount case by case, with a
[00:18:47] minimum of $1.
[00:18:51] There is hope for immigrants who face multimillion-dollar fines
[00:18:55] for not complying with a deportation order. A man in Florida
[00:18:58] managed to get a penalty of $1.8 million
[00:19:01] canceled after appealing his case. His lawyer
[00:19:05] says that the Board of Appeals found flaws in the
[00:19:08] process, it's a victory, if the board
[00:19:12] found a fault, the Board of Appeals, all the
[00:19:15] lawyers, my colleagues are also doing the
[00:19:18] same. In view of this, experts recommend
[00:19:22] seeking legal advice to explore the available options for
[00:19:26] you.
[00:19:30] The race for the 14th Congressional District remains
[00:19:33] very close, with votes still being counted, State Senator
[00:19:36] Aisha Wahab leads with
[00:19:39] 51% against Melissa Hernández's 49%.
[00:19:43] The difference is about 1,300
[00:19:48] represent communities such as Fremont, Hayward, Union
[00:19:52] City, and Pleasanton. We will be keeping an eye on that.
[00:19:55] Also, we are less than 3 months away from the midterm
[00:19:59] elections when voters will determine the direction of the country
[00:20:02] and which party will control both chambers of
[00:20:05] Congress. Last night in Florida, where primary elections were
[00:20:09] held, another social democrat practically claimed
[00:20:12] victory, it is the most recent figure from the progressive
[00:20:16] wing to defeat a traditional candidate. Randy
[00:20:19] Serrano has more from Washington.
[00:20:22] Washington.
[00:20:27] Another surprise in the battle for control of Congress, this
[00:20:30] time in Florida, where Ang Nixon, a democratic socialist
[00:20:34] candidate, achieved a victory.
[00:20:50] ordinary, common people are more powerful than corporations and
[00:20:53] billionaires.
[00:20:55] The state legislator defeated the retired
[00:20:58] colonel who had raised at least $15
[00:21:02] million more than her. The president
[00:21:05] , who has lashed out at the progressive wing and its figures, reacted on
[00:21:09] his social media by simply saying that he had lost against
[00:21:12] a radical left-wing lunatic.
[00:21:16] Nixon now joins figures like Abdul El Sayed.
[00:21:21] Daria Lisa Avila Chevalier and other democratic socialists who are increasingly
[00:21:25] attracting more attention by defeating traditional
[00:21:28] Democratic Party candidates, they are speaking in a
[00:21:31] simple language, in a language that everyone understands, in a
[00:21:35] language that,
[00:21:40] hits a nerve with what everyday
[00:21:43] life is like, but the truth is that for them the battle has just
[00:21:47] begun, in less than three months they will face
[00:21:50] Republican candidates who are fighting to maintain control of both
[00:21:53] chambers of Congress, also the governorships of
[00:21:57] several states will be decided,
[00:22:00] as in Florida, where Congressman Byron Donald, an ally of the
[00:22:03] president, could become the first black governor of that
[00:22:07] state, there are still several pending primary elections
[00:22:10] in more than one state, in Washington, Randy Serrano,
[00:22:13] Telemundo. The list of
[00:22:17] nominated artists for the MTV
[00:22:20] Awards has been announced. Several Latino singers are among them,
[00:22:24] we'll tell you who they are. Also, when looking for a job, it's a good idea
[00:22:28] to do everything possible for the future employer to remember
[00:22:32] you, and having a resume or CV that stands
[00:22:36] out, they say it's a good idea, so at
[00:22:39] 5:30 we'll tell you how you can
[00:22:40] achieve it.
[00:22:43] Today the Santa Clara County Fair opens its doors in the city of San
[00:22:46] Jose, with double the food vendors and more. actions, we will
[00:22:50] tell you how much admission costs and until when you can come to
[00:22:54] enjoy.
[00:22:57] From San Jose, I'm Joan Ochoa, Telemundo 48 News,
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[00:23:28] James,
[00:23:32] get ready for the Santa Clara County Fair from August 19th to 23rd,
[00:23:36] at the Fairgrounds, enjoy fun attractions,
[00:23:39] food, music and more, there's fun for the whole
[00:23:43] family, don't miss it, buy your tickets now at
[00:23:46] thefair.org. We are human.
[00:23:50] We make mistakes, we forget about others,
[00:23:53] our phones distract us, we don't see that
[00:23:57] cyclist,
[00:24:02] that red light, that family,
[00:24:06] we can do better, slow down,
[00:24:10] drive sober, share the road and share the
[00:24:13] responsibility, drive carefully,
[00:24:16] California.
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[00:25:06] Before the end of this edition, we are going to talk about the MTV Video
[00:25:09] Music Awards, and this year there are several Latin artists who have
[00:25:13] been nominated, but we are going to go with Silvana Efio
[00:25:16] and she will tell us exactly who they are. Hello,
[00:25:20] friends, there is a lot to tell you about in the world of entertainment because the nominees for the MTV
[00:25:24] BMAX 2026 have already been announced.
[00:25:28] Among them are Shakira, Bad Bunny and Karol G, Rosalía. They are the
[00:25:31] Latinos who are standing out on this occasion, and Shakira has
[00:25:35] three nominations, in the Latin video category she has Choka
[00:25:38] Choca with Anita and die Day also with Burna
[00:25:42] Boy, in that same category also compete Bad Bunny
[00:25:45] with New York, Karol G with Papacito, Rosalía with
[00:25:49] Jarit. and her essence with La Perla, Fuerza Régida
[00:25:53] with Tu Sancho and Ryan Castro, Capo and Gangza
[00:25:56] with La Villa, let's see who wins those awards and well, on
[00:26:00] this occasion these awards are extra
[00:26:04] special because Madonna, who is already a veteran in the music world, has
[00:26:07] received the most nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards
[00:26:11] 2026, surpassing Taylor
[00:26:14] Swift, you heard right, and this happens just four
[00:26:17] decades after Madonna made history at the event with one of her most
[00:26:21] iconic performances, this time she has
[00:26:24] received 11 nominations including video of the year for
[00:26:27] Confessions 2, The Film and Artist of the Year also surpassing
[00:26:31] the nine nominations of Taylor Swift, which hadn't been achieved
[00:26:35] for a long time. Well, changing the subject, yesterday on Top
[00:26:39] Chef VIP, after deliberating, the judges reported
[00:26:42] that immunity went to Lupillo, Gaby for having
[00:26:46] made the basket that Lupillo worked with, she won the
[00:26:49] four spoons, but Romano was not
[00:26:53] very happy, you are seeing it on screen tonight on Top Chef
[00:26:56] VIP after an unexpected visit, a new salvation challenge
[00:27:00] unleashes chaos, controversy and
[00:27:03] makes conflicts explode again, all of this is
[00:27:07] unmissable today at 7:6 central on Telemundo and on
[00:27:10] Peacock as well, you know that I am Silvana Efio and we see each other every morning
[00:27:14] through Acceso Total. Very good,
[00:27:18] thank you and we are going to continue with more information here with César Bayona, how about
[00:27:21] that and hungry after seeing Top Chef right? Well, at 5:30 we are going
[00:27:25] to be talking about how the state has a program that gives monetary aid to
[00:27:29] people or families affected by a residential fire, we will tell you how it
[00:27:32] works and what legal actions Mexico is taking regarding the death of
[00:27:36] Mexican immigrants in ICE detention centers,
[00:27:40] so stay with us because we will be back with this and other
[00:27:43] news after this
[00:27:45] break.
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[00:28:17] joined by attorney Letie from The United Firm, La Liga
[00:28:20] Defensora. Welcome. Thank you very much. The provisional waiver is
[00:28:24] processed in the United States when the main fault is illegal
[00:28:27] presence. If approved, you go to the interview with
[00:28:31] more security. Who can consider it? Spouses of
[00:28:34] citizens or residents and some children and parents if the
[00:28:38] only serious problem is having overstayed without
[00:28:41] permission, it must be proven that denying it would cause
[00:28:44] serious difficulties to the qualified family. And what
[00:28:47] common errors can be observed normally in this process? Well,
[00:28:51] hiding arrests or departures, believing in
[00:28:54] shortcuts, submitting weak evidence, remember that
[00:28:57] success requires a clear history and solid documents
[00:29:01] also remember that at La Defensora, we don't judge,
[00:29:04] we help. Thank you very much,
[00:29:06] thank you.
[00:29:10] Everyone in San Francisco deserves an opportunity to get ahead, but
[00:29:14] changes in the rules for accessing public benefits are affecting
[00:29:17] thousands of families. The San Francisco Human Services Agency
[00:29:21] is here to help you. To keep your Medi-Cal and CalFresh,
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[00:30:01] adoptions. Great idea, and everyone smelling like wet
[00:30:04] socks, and no, what if we buy a bunch of tennis
[00:30:07] balls? Oh, González, you and your great ideas, I have an idea, that families
[00:30:11] come to local shelters and adopt, that's it, and
[00:30:14] we can adopt a kitten, they can dream it, you can make
[00:30:18] it happen, this month help a pet find its family with
[00:30:22] emptying the shelters.
[00:30:26] Now at 5:30, people or families who were affected by a residential
[00:30:30] fire could receive
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[00:30:36] let's begin.
[00:30:38] This is your news, Telemundo California at
[00:30:42] 5:30.
[00:30:44] Hello, good afternoon, César Bayona here. I am Miriam Villarrial,
[00:30:48] thank you for tuning in. Look, for the second consecutive day, Whitland
[00:30:52] High School, which is north of Sacramento, received
[00:30:55] a bomb threat which was allegedly generated with artificial intelligence.