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[00:00:00] We need ideas to increase adoptions. I know, a really cool "pulpo a la gallega" (Galician style octopus dish), sure, and everyone
[00:00:04] home meets smelling like wet socks, no. What if we
[00:00:06] buy a lot of tennis balls? Oh, Gonzalez, you and your great ideas.
[00:00:10] I have an idea, families come to local shelters and adopt,
[00:00:13] that's it, and we can adopt a kitten, they can
[00:00:18] mail, it is delivered in person at dream it, you can make it a reality, this month help a pet find its family by
[00:00:22] emptying the
[00:00:23] shelters,
[00:00:26] now at 5:30, people or families who were affected by a
[00:00:30] residential fire could receive
[00:00:33] 95 degrees, and the Bay Area is money through a program, we will tell you what it is and what you should do, so we
[00:00:36] begin,
[00:00:38] this is your Telemundo California news at
[00:00:42] 5:30,
[00:00:44] hello, good afternoon, César Bayona greets you, I am Miriam Villarreal, thank you
[00:00:48] for tuning in, for the second consecutive day, Wetland High School,
[00:00:52] which is north of Sacramento, received
[00:00:55] a bomb threat that would have been generated with artificial
[00:00:59] intelligence. and because of this, said school started classes late,
[00:01:02] while another nearby school also canceled its classes.
[00:01:06] Gabriel Preciado investigated how officials handle a call
[00:01:09] that contains artificial intelligence compared to a
[00:01:13] real emergency
[00:01:14] call.
[00:01:17] I am outside Wetland Union High
[00:01:21] School where this morning authorities confirmed having
[00:01:24] received a second bomb threat generated by
[00:01:27] artificial intelligence.
[00:01:30] For the authorities themselves, these types of situations are new, but when
[00:01:33] asked how they handle a call or
[00:01:36] remains of this week, and of course in the Bay text message that includes artificial intelligence compared to an emergency
[00:01:39] call, they tell us that all calls go directly to a
[00:01:43] processing center established by the authorities. In this processing
[00:01:46] center, the dispatcher on duty is in charge of initiating an entire
[00:01:49] protocol. It cannot be detected immediately, so that's why
[00:01:53] we have to follow our steps to do everything we can
[00:01:57] to investigate if that number is actually a
[00:02:00] number that is not real, so
[00:02:04] they have to do their investigation, starting with who is
[00:02:08] calling to investigate the number because we have
[00:02:11] access to records that can tell us who the numbers
[00:02:15] belong to. Subsequently, based on the information obtained from this
[00:02:19] call where the presence of explosives was detailed, authorities
[00:02:22] act immediately for security
[00:02:25] allegedly deprived her of reasons, such as bringing our dogs that detect such
[00:02:28] things to make sure.
[00:02:30] that there were no explosives in the school, so that is one of the
[00:02:34] steps we
[00:02:35] our Spanish-speaking staff will take, we secure all the students,
[00:02:38] we check the entire school to see that there are no
[00:02:41] suspicious packages or backpacks that don't belong
[00:02:45] there, things like that, a cybersecurity technology expert
[00:02:49] tells us that there is a point that authorities are considering within this
[00:02:52] investigation and that is the trace that the person who
[00:02:55] made such a threat may have left. Yes, it is
[00:02:58] possible in some way,
[00:03:00] uh uh to generate a digital trail that can lead them to find
[00:03:04] who were the people who orchestrated this. School districts
[00:03:08] remain in constant communication with parents
[00:03:11] and authorities and both agree on
[00:03:14] confirmed on the social media page of a situation that if you see something, hear something,
[00:03:17] immediately report it to 911. Gabriel
[00:03:20] Preciado, Telemundo California, working for you.
[00:03:24] Let's go now to Stockton where a municipal council candidate was arrested
[00:03:27] for alleged electoral fraud. The San Joaquin Prosecutor's Office
[00:03:30] is accusing Desiret Lynch of using
[00:03:34] addresses where she did not live to register as
[00:03:37] a voter and then run for District 5. Now she
[00:03:41] is facing five felony charges and was booked into
[00:03:44] jail with a $1,000 bail. And
[00:03:49] coincides with the return to the California Highway Patrol reported new results in its
[00:03:51] fight against organized crime in businesses. During this
[00:03:55] national operation this month, the agency says it made almost 100
[00:03:59] arrests and recovered more than 8,500
[00:04:02] stolen items. The recovered merchandise exceeds
[00:04:06] one million dollars and more than 100 agencies from
[00:04:10] the country participated in the operation. After
[00:04:13] a fire or disaster, many families lose their home and
[00:04:17] need immediate help to buy food,
[00:04:20] medicine, clothes or even to pay for a place to spend the
[00:04:26] feeling, right, unlike the heat night. In view of this, authorities seek to support and give them some relief through the program
[00:04:30] called Save from the California Fire Foundation. Through this program,
[00:04:34] firefighters from participating agencies
[00:04:37] can give a $250
[00:04:39] card per household to people whose
[00:04:43] homes have been affected by a fire or natural disaster such
[00:04:48] payment at as floods. We spoke with the president of San Jose Firefighters about this
[00:04:52] program. There are families who have nothing
[00:04:55] after an emergency, so
[00:04:58] we can help with the... card, for a little
[00:05:01] money, to buy basic
[00:05:04] things for living. Let's review
[00:05:08] how it works. Once the emergency is under control, the
[00:05:11] incident commander assesses the damage. If the person's
[00:05:16] the requirement of at least 25% damage,
[00:05:20] the commander can activate and give the card to one
[00:05:23] of the household members. We emphasize that an application
[00:05:27] is not filled out or sent by
[00:05:31] the scene. This is a benefit that they tell us has made a
[00:05:35] big difference in families.
[00:05:38] If there is a family that is in an
[00:05:41] emergency or was
[00:05:44] there during a
[00:05:47] very difficult time, ah, the cards
[00:05:51] can help people who don't have basic things
[00:05:54] like gasoline, clothes,
[00:05:58] medicines, that is for the
[00:06:01] community.
[00:06:04] More than 120 fire departments
[00:06:08] throughout the state participate in the program, this includes the Bay Area, Sacramento and Central
[00:06:11] Valley. So, if at some point your home is
[00:06:15] affected by a disaster, you can ask
[00:06:18] the fire department personnel attending the emergency, if that
[00:06:21] department participates in this Save program and find out if
[00:06:25] you could be eligible. California is the first state in the country to
[00:06:28] approve energy efficiency standards for
[00:06:32] replacement tires. The new
[00:06:34] rule will require these tires to offer similar
[00:06:37] efficiency to those installed in new vehicles. This, they say, is to
[00:06:41] reduce fuel consumption and
[00:06:44] polluting emissions. The changes will begin in 2029 and
[00:06:48] the goal must be fully met in 2033.
[00:06:51] It will also allocate more funds to expand its clean energy network. The
[00:06:55] State Energy Commission approved an investment of more than 95
[00:06:59] million dollars to install more than 52
[00:07:02] thousand chargers for electric vehicles and
[00:07:05] expand the hydrogen infrastructure as well. The
[00:07:09] plan also includes more than 40 manufacturing projects
[00:07:13] throughout the state. Let's change the subject: a plane
[00:07:16] crash in Kenya claimed the lives of seven
[00:07:19] Americans and among the victims is José Suárez,
[00:07:23] who was president and general manager of several Telemundo
[00:07:27] stations in Florida. That's right, José Suárez was also manager for our station
[00:07:30] in Sacramento and our colleague Myline Legañoa
[00:07:34] has more details about this tragedy. Seven
[00:07:37] tourists died this Wednesday after the crash of a
[00:07:40] Eurocopter helicopter. S130 B4 in the
[00:07:44] Locko Mountain area in Samburu County, Kenya.
[00:07:48] Five are US citizens, as
[00:07:51] confirmed by the U.S. Department of State in a statement. They
[00:07:55] have been identified as José Alberto Suárez, who was
[00:07:58] president and general manager of Telemundo 31, Telemundo 49 and
[00:08:02] Telemundo Formers Naiple, also Henry Parra and
[00:08:06] Adam Lavati and Roger Duarte, a renowned gastronomic entrepreneur from
[00:08:10] Miami and husband of Nicole Bals, one of the. base heiresses and current manager
[00:08:14] of the Versailles restaurant. Also traveling in the helicopter was
[00:08:17] Michelle Sensi Contuki, director of Ecuador's intelligence and
[00:08:20] his wife Stephanie Hollihan Vascones. The death of both was
[00:08:26] the presidency of Ecuador. Little is
[00:08:29] still known about the accident, but Kenyan Civil Aviation authorities
[00:08:33] confirmed that it occurred at 9:13 AM local
[00:08:37] time. The aircraft crashed on rugged terrain at
[00:08:40] the foot of Mount Hololocu, one of the most popular tourist
[00:08:44] destinations in the region. For now, the causes of the disaster
[00:08:48] remain unclear and authorities maintain an open
[00:08:51] investigation to determine what caused the crash. Myline
[00:08:55] Legañoa,
[00:08:56] Telemundo.
[00:08:59] And this is very painful news for our Telemundo family, especially
[00:09:03] for those of us who were lucky enough to meet José Suárez here in California.
[00:09:07] That's right, José was also president and general manager of Telemundo
[00:09:10] Stations in Orlando, Tampa. and Ford Myers, but in
[00:09:14] California he always held a very special place in his
[00:09:17] heart. For more than 20 years at NBC Universal
[00:09:21] he left his mark on many communities, including
[00:09:24] Sacramento and Fresno, so rest in peace our colleague,
[00:09:28] mentor and friend José Suárez, we will miss you. Well, Telemundo California, together
[00:09:32] with the entire family of Telemundo MBC and our management, we join in
[00:09:36] this pain and also accompany his family, friends and colleagues in
[00:09:40] this difficult moment.
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[00:10:51] It's still a while until ski season but some resorts
[00:10:55] are already announcing their tentative opening dates today, as we await the
[00:10:59] arrival of a winter marked by the El Niño phenomenon. Heavenly and
[00:11:02] Northstar will open the
[00:11:06] season on November 20th, the weekend before Thanksgiving.
[00:11:10] Palisades Tahoe, for its part, plans to open the day before
[00:11:13] Thanksgiving, followed by Kirkwood on December
[00:11:17] 4th. And there is also good news for those who are always
[00:11:21] looking for something fun and original to pass the time.
[00:11:25] of skiing, the next time you go to the Sierra, how about
[00:11:28] bringing your bike? Well, I'll tell you, Heavenly Resort in
[00:11:32] South Lake Tahoe, will allow bikes on the gondolas
[00:11:36] and to go down them on the new route called
[00:11:39] Panorama. Cyclists will get off at the
[00:11:42] station located about 2,000 feet high. Day passes will cost
[00:11:46] $39. The Trump administration seeks to eliminate a
[00:11:50] rule that protects millions of acres of national
[00:11:53] forests. The change,
[00:11:55] they say, would allow building roads and timber activities
[00:11:59] on almost 45 million acres, including
[00:12:02] four million in California. The Department of
[00:12:05] Agriculture will receive public comments until September 21st before
[00:12:09] making a final decision. This Wednesday,
[00:12:12] the heatwave that has been hitting much of the southern United States
[00:12:16] for days intensifies. In addition, bad
[00:12:20] weather continues to wreak havoc in other areas of the country. But let's go with
[00:12:24] Andrea Cruz in Miami, Florida, where temperatures have reached
[00:12:28] triple digits.
[00:12:30] That's right, Florida is known as the Sunshine State, but
[00:12:34] even here in Miami, temperatures are breaking
[00:12:37] records and causing extreme heat
[00:12:40] warnings. This Wednesday, overwhelming heat spreads
[00:12:44] across the southern part of the country, relentless and suffocating
[00:12:47] humidity, making the heat index reach up to
[00:12:50] 115 degrees Fahrenheit for millions of
[00:12:53] Americans. In Miami, thermometers
[00:12:56] break records, marking 100 degrees for only the second
[00:13:00] time in its entire history. It's rare to see those temperatures in Miami, triple
[00:13:04] digits due to marine influence, due to those high
[00:13:07] humidity levels, but today again heat records can be broken in
[00:13:11] Miami, Memphis and Charleston. In Texas,
[00:13:14] in what has transpired this month alone, the Houston Fire Department
[00:13:17] has responded to more than 150 emergency
[00:13:21] calls related to the heat.
[00:13:26] It can start simply with feeling unwell, being tired, being
[00:13:30] thirsty, but there can also be changes in mental status, they can
[00:13:33] become disoriented and even suffer seizures, warned the medical
[00:13:37] director of the fire department.
[00:13:41] Meanwhile, overnight violent storms hit
[00:13:44] Wisconsin with strong winds and hail, leaving havoc
[00:13:48] in several communities.
[00:13:51] West Virginia is under a state of emergency after
[00:13:55] several days of heavy rains caused devastating
[00:13:58] flash floods and in Kansas
[00:14:01] City, thousands of homes were left without electricity
[00:14:04] after severe weather hit, resulting in the
[00:14:07] cancellation of classes for public school
[00:14:10] students. The heatwave
[00:14:14] classes for millions of students across the country,
[00:14:17] so health officials are emphasizing the importance
[00:14:21] of making sure children stay hydrated
[00:14:24] especially during outdoor activities. In Miami,
[00:14:28] Florida, Andrea Cruz, Telemundo. Well, especially
[00:14:31] those areas, right, where the heat is so humid that it feels
[00:14:35] even worse, that, it's a tiredness that the body feels,
[00:14:38] ah, I can't imagine in Miami, those 100 degrees, which is the
[00:14:42] temperature the thermometer measures, combined with the humidity, how much
[00:14:46] the perceived temperature must have reached, yes, it's like a sauna
[00:14:51] here, which is a bit drier, well, I'm going to ratify one.
[00:15:01] But that habit is lost, right? When you return to those environments, your
[00:15:04] body says, "What happened?" right? Yes, yes, yes, totally. I think I acclimatized
[00:15:08] more to the Bay Area than to what I experienced in Mexico City. Let's talk about
[00:15:12] the weather conditions here, which by the way are also very hot for the
[00:15:16] Central Valley in the coming days, although it will remain pleasant here in the
[00:15:20] Bay Area. You can see from coast to coast the colors are indicating those temperatures
[00:15:23] that will be above normal, even here in the state of Florida, what
[00:15:27] we were commenting on, also for the state of Texas, and it is that we are in the middle of
[00:15:31] summer, it is normal for these temperatures to increase, a large part also of the
[00:15:35] state of California, including our region, we will be
[00:15:38] experiencing those temperatures that will be slightly above normal,
[00:15:42] especially affecting cities like Fresno where again we are
[00:15:45] registering those values in the triple digits. The Bay Area, if
[00:15:49] you see, the colors are fainter, not intense, indicating that those
[00:15:52] temperatures will not increase as much. In fact, we are with
[00:15:56] temperatures quite similar to what normally happens on any
[00:15:59] summer afternoon. Look at what I was commenting on, Madera, Fresno,
[00:16:03] temperatures in the triple digits, also along the Central Valley it feels that intense
[00:16:07] heat, temperatures that are well above
[00:16:11] pleasant, especially our coastal area. Look at San Francisco at
[00:16:15] 66 degrees, San Jose, we remain in the low 80s,
[00:16:18] even the nights are quite warm, starting the night precisely,
[00:16:22] cities like Fresno, Madera, will be with those values above
[00:16:25] 90 degrees, caution in the Sacramento Valley, I
[00:16:29] will highlight here because it is already considered that this area within
[00:16:33] our region has a risk, a minimum risk that we could have
[00:16:36] very favorable conditions for fires, especially associated with grass, weeds,
[00:16:40] that's where those most favorable conditions remain due to those high
[00:16:44] temperatures, in addition to the winds that will be registered. These colors are indicating
[00:16:48] the presence of haze, because there are multiple fires on the west
[00:16:52] coast of the country and that haze will continue to affect our entire
[00:16:55] region in the coming days. Air quality will remain between
[00:16:58] acceptable and moderate, especially in the afternoon. What I was commenting
[00:17:02] on, triple digit temperatures in Fresno. For Sacramento,
[00:17:06] we will continue in the mid-90s
[00:17:10] throughout the week, a good part of what
[00:17:13] Area, quite pleasant. San Jose, those sunrises will be
[00:17:17] cloudy, but the afternoons clear. We will continue with
[00:17:20] those temperatures in the high 70s, of course eastern San
[00:17:24] Jose, there temperatures increase to 80 degrees. We continue with
[00:17:28] more, thank you very much Orlando, and we talk about Mexico where
[00:17:31] application drivers are being targeted by attacks, this is in
[00:17:35] Ciudad Juarez, that's why Roberto. explains this case
[00:17:38] and also has reactions to this
[00:17:41] situation.
[00:17:45] Two recent cases once again raised alarms among authorities
[00:17:48] when a young platform driver was injured with a knife
[00:17:52] during a service,
[00:17:55] while another driver was rescued by municipal
[00:17:58] police after a passenger
[00:18:02] her freedom, stripped her of money and
[00:18:05] sexually assaulted her. Fortunately, the assailant
[00:18:09] was arrested after a police chase.
[00:18:12] It is very regrettable that we, being in a small
[00:18:16] confined space, without knowing who we are really picking up,
[00:18:19] we are very exposed to this type of
[00:18:23] attack. No one, when they see that we are women,
[00:18:26] they find a way, they think it's easier to attack
[00:18:30] and violate us. The drivers, many of them mothers
[00:18:34] or students, ask the authorities to
[00:18:37] enforce surveillance, especially during nights and
[00:18:40] early mornings, as well as in peripheral sectors.
[00:18:44] Right now, due to expenses, due to vacations,
[00:18:47] we have all these things on our plates, which are registrations,
[00:18:50] uniforms, school supplies, which forces us to work longer hours and it would be
[00:18:54] good if they considered this a bit, for example, the
[00:18:57] fares, the trip fares so that it is more
[00:19:01] profitable to be on the platforms and it doesn't force us
[00:19:05] to be out so late or work long hours so that we don't
[00:19:08] expose ourselves so much. They warn that for many women, driving a
[00:19:12] digital platform represents their families' livelihood,
[00:19:15] so they demand safer conditions to
[00:19:19] be able to work without becoming victims of
[00:19:21] crime. A call to the authorities
[00:19:25] to provide us with the necessary support as
[00:19:28] drivers, uh, that they be a little
[00:19:32] more attentive to the alerts that
[00:19:36] we may throw out when we are working.
[00:19:39] Roberto Delgado, Telemundo. We remain in
[00:19:43] Mexico, Mexican authorities arrested nine members of the
[00:19:47] Jalisco New Generation Cartel, after an operation that was
[00:19:50] deployed from early Wednesday morning, in the
[00:19:53] state of Michoacán. President Claudia Sheinbaum reported
[00:19:57] on the incident during the morning conference. Let's listen.
[00:20:00] This seizure of some places and the Secretary
[00:20:04] of Defense and everything
[00:20:10] the necessary elements to support. This comes
[00:20:13] after several blockades and vehicle burnings that were registered in the
[00:20:17] western part of the avocado state. The violent
[00:20:21] incidents occurred in 25 points between municipalities.
[00:20:25] And this Wednesday, the Mexican government announced the progress in the search for
[00:20:28] justice for 17 migrants from that country who have died in
[00:20:32] actions involving ICE agents. The tricolor country
[00:20:35] also filed 20 lawsuits.
[00:20:50] Mexicans in operations or under ICE custody do not go unpunished, it is
[00:20:53] progressing, assured the foreign minister of this country, that is what we are
[00:20:57] proposing, that if there were criminal responsibilities, there should be
[00:21:01] justice. Roberto Velasco recalled that they have filed 12
[00:21:04] complaints with district attorney's offices, eight with
[00:21:07] state authorities and one with the Department of Justice and have
[00:21:11] already received some responses. These are in the case
[00:21:14] of Ventura, California, in the case of Cuquilino
[00:21:17] and in the case of Harris, Texas, in which
[00:21:20] they have already informed us that they will initiate the evaluation of
[00:21:23] actions in this matter. In the other cases,
[00:21:26] in the 16 remaining cases, naturally we are
[00:21:30] following up specifically on the file of the young man from Chiapas who died
[00:21:34] in a detention center in Florida. The US authorities
[00:21:37] confirmed that it was closed, that in this case,
[00:21:41] they say it was a person who
[00:21:44] took his own life. The official stated that in addition.
[00:21:48] manifestó que además.
[00:21:51] Mexico sent a letter to the United Nations High Commissioner and he
[00:21:53] responded that they will monitor the
[00:21:57] conditions of the detention centers and called for
[00:22:01] justice. The advances were celebrated on this side of the
[00:22:04] border by those who, like Gicela, fear every day that their
[00:22:08] loved ones will be detained by ICE. And every day
[00:22:11] I pray for my brother for the situation they are living there,
[00:22:14] not just all Mexicans. A few days
[00:22:17] ago I spoke with my brother, in fact. He is no longer
[00:22:20] working due to lack, due to fear, fear
[00:22:24] of being caught. The Mexican government
[00:22:28] assured that it will continue with the legal and diplomatic
[00:22:31] offensive until each of these
[00:22:34] deaths is clarified. In Mexico, Jasibe Pérez,
[00:22:37] Telemundo. American Airlines will reinstall
[00:22:40] seatback screens on its planes. The airline
[00:22:44] will equip its entire single-aisle fleet with this system
[00:22:47] and will add more premium. Almost
[00:22:51] a decade ago, it had bet on passengers using their
[00:22:54] own devices. The improvements would be completed
[00:22:58] by the early 2030s. Pharmaceutical companies
[00:23:01] Moderna and Merck report promising
[00:23:04] results, they say, in a personalized treatment against
[00:23:08] melanoma. They say it's an advanced trial, Moderna's
[00:23:11] mRNA vaccine, combined with
[00:23:14] Keytruda, reduced the risk of the cancer
[00:23:17] returning or spreading after surgery, they say.
[00:23:21] The companies are now in discussions with regulators
[00:23:24] and the treatment, they say, could be available as early as next
[00:23:28] year. Now, if you are looking for a job and want your
[00:23:31] resume to stand out, we will explain how to
[00:23:34] do it shortly.
[00:23:38] In San Jose, Miriam Villarreal, Telemundo 48 news,
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[00:27:36] accused of setting fire to his own house and causing the
[00:27:40] death of his father and his 6-year-old nephew,
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[00:29:24] you,
[00:29:28] it hurt me a lot to hear the news of what
[00:29:32] had happened now on your Telemundo 48 newscast, a 5-year-old
[00:29:36] boy and his grandfather died in a fire that, according to
[00:29:40] authorities, would have been caused by a
[00:29:42] relative, also the mother and his sister are in critical condition,
[00:29:46] we tell you what is known about the suspect, so we begin, this
[00:29:50] is
[00:29:52] your Telemundo 48 newscast, hello
[00:29:54] how
[00:29:57] are you, good afternoon, I am César Bayona, I am Miriam Villarreal,
[00:30:01] thank you for joining.
[00:30:05] on your Telemundo 48 newscast at 6, well, let's start Miriam, talking about that tragedy that occurred in the
[00:30:08] East Bay, it turns out that a 5-year-old boy lost his life along
[00:30:12] with his grandfather when a fire broke out in their house, which
[00:30:16] according to authorities, was caused by a
[00:30:19] relative, we are already seeing some of the images, the mother and
[00:30:22] the minor's little sister are in critical condition, Pilar Niño is
[00:30:25] outside Richmond City Hall, she has all the information,
[00:30:29] Pilar.
[00:30:33] Thank you, well the authorities themselves described this tragedy
[00:30:37] as unimaginable, it is that the accused of causing
[00:30:41] this fire is the child's uncle who
[00:30:44] died. These images show on the left
[00:30:48] how Richmond firefighters were putting out a fire this
[00:30:51] Tuesday past 8 at night on the 200 block of 15th
[00:30:55] Street, which was sending out more flames.
[00:30:58] salían las llamas.