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[00:00:00] I'm Miriam Villarreal, thank you for joining us on Telemundo News
[00:00:04] 48 at 6. Well, let's
[00:00:06] center, assuring that with start, Miriam, by talking about that tragedy that occurred in the East Bay.
[00:00:09] It turns out that a 5-year-old boy lost his life along with his
[00:00:12] grandfather when a fire broke out in their house, which, according to
[00:00:16] authorities, was started by a family member. We are already seeing
[00:00:20] some of the images, the boy's mother and little sister are in
[00:00:23] critical condition. Pilar Niño is outside Richmond City Hall.
[00:00:27] She has all the information for us, Pilar.
[00:00:33] Thank you. Well, the authorities themselves described this
[00:00:37] tragedy as unimaginable. The person
[00:00:40] accused of starting this fire is the uncle
[00:00:43] of the child who died.
[00:00:46] These images show on the left how Richmond firefighters
[00:00:49] were putting out a fire this Tuesday after
[00:00:53] 8 o'clock at night in the 200 block of 15th
[00:00:56] Street. Well, the flames had already gone out.
[00:01:00] While they were doing that, they were notified that there was another fire on the same
[00:01:04] block, two houses away. On the right, thick smoke
[00:01:08] city licenses, licenses with and the firefighters' urgency can be seen in what would be a
[00:01:11] permits directly also with tragic
[00:01:12] discovery.
[00:01:16] During the operations, we located four victims, three were
[00:01:20] transferred to the hospital. The fourth, a
[00:01:23] 47-year-old man died at the scene, his
[00:01:26] 5-year-old grandson, although he was taken to the hospital, died. His
[00:01:30] 80s for... what will be in the mother and 2-year-old sister
[00:01:33] with you with savings in the summer of survived, but suffered serious
[00:01:35] injuries.
[00:01:38] We identified Sergio Rivera Vega as the suspect in starting this
[00:01:42] fire, said the police chief, confirming that
[00:01:45] he is a relative of the victims. Rivera Vega
[00:01:48] is the son of the deceased
[00:01:51] remain quite homogeneous throughout the Bay Area adult, uncle of the minor and his sister and niece are the ones who remain
[00:01:54] hospitalized.
[00:02:00] This is a horrible, senseless and tragic event, added the
[00:02:04] police department spokesman. A 5-year-old boy should not be
[00:02:07] dead and a 2-year-old girl should not be
[00:02:11] fighting for her life. The tragedy has
[00:02:14] shaken everyone, from emergency personnel to
[00:02:18] are always with you in the summer of neighbors. They are Mexicans and very good people, good
[00:02:21] neighbors,
[00:02:24] and it hurt me a lot to hear the news of what
[00:02:28] had happened. Authorities are investigating what could
[00:02:31] have caused Rivera Vega's actions, who was arrested at the
[00:02:35] same place while watching what was happening from behind the
[00:02:38] yellow tape. Other neighbors cannot
[00:02:42] explain how the situation
[00:02:45] is. It is currently
[00:02:47] to tour the fair, she tells us critical, perhaps depression, many things like that happen.
[00:02:50] Rivera Vega, who is arrested, faces two counts of murder
[00:02:54] among others and a $5
[00:02:56] bail.
[00:03:01] Now we tell you that this was a second
[00:03:04] fire, the first was also
[00:03:07] set deliberately, the person accused
[00:03:10] nature, for the first time here at of starting it has already been arrested, but the authorities
[00:03:13] emphasized that there is no relationship between these two incidents
[00:03:17] and one did not cause the other. Working for you from
[00:03:21] Richmond, I am Pilar Niño, Telemundo 48 News. Well,
[00:03:24] there is still a lot of investigation to do to determine what happened
[00:03:28] in that circumstance.
[00:03:30] Yes, hugs to the family, what a tragedy for all of them, yes, yes, really,
[00:03:34] thank you very much, Pilar, for your report, let's talk now about the Santa Clara County
[00:03:38] District Attorney's Office which concluded that two sheriff's deputies acted
[00:03:41] legally by shooting and causing the death of a man who was apparently
[00:03:45] threatening them with a knife. This incident occurred in October of
[00:03:49] last year and we want to warn you, the images can be graphic for
[00:03:53] some.
[00:04:00] Martinez Nolasco, 43 years old, remained barricaded in his
[00:04:03] car for 2 hours after a traffic stop. Authorities
[00:04:07] say he was armed with a knife and after
[00:04:10] several non-lethal methods failed, he got out of the vehicle
[00:04:14] and advanced towards the officers. Two
[00:04:17] police officers shot him six times and the man later died in the
[00:04:21] hospital. A video shows a man in an Amazon vest
[00:04:24] and a package at
[00:04:28] from 8 in the the door of a house in San Jose yesterday, acting as a... lookout while apparently at least
[00:04:31] another person was breaking into the home. The alleged robbery
[00:04:35] occurred in broad daylight and San Jose police are
[00:04:38] investigating this case. Residents of the house claim that valuables
[00:04:42] such as handbags and jewelry were taken. Amazon is already
[00:04:46] investigating this incident to determine if the person seen
[00:04:50] be able to represent us, this is what they in the vest in the video actually belongs to
[00:04:53] this company. Well, and this week a group of street vendors contacted
[00:04:57] Telemundo about their concerns. The increase
[00:05:00] in municipal inspections that could cost them thousands of dollars
[00:05:04] in fines, and these are daily, ah yes, so people we
[00:05:07] spoke to showed proof of
[00:05:10] As for the bus, I'll get ready. having some permits, but according to the...
[00:05:20] has been investigating this issue and has new details about the city's response and what a councilman is
[00:05:22] promising.
[00:05:24] I'm paying taxes and and now I can't
[00:05:28] work. This flower vendor in East San Jose
[00:05:31] joins the list of merchants facing
[00:05:35] problems operating in recent weeks. On Monday, Telemundo presented
[00:05:38] similar testimonies from street vendors at
[00:05:42] risk of suffering fines of up to $20,000 a
[00:05:46] day, despite having certain permits, like the florist, who
[00:05:50] asked us for anonymity for fear of city penalties, like
[00:05:53] 17 years I've been selling here, but the gentleman came
[00:05:57] and said no, you can't sell here anymore because you didn't have
[00:06:01] the permits from the owner of the place. Sometimes they think they
[00:06:05] are up to date with permits, but it turns out they are missing some
[00:06:08] permit they still don't have. Jesus Flores is executive director at the
[00:06:12] Latino Business Foundation of Silicon Valley where they offer free
[00:06:16] advice for these procedures, how to get your
[00:06:21] the county, some
[00:06:24] the police department eh also how to set up
[00:06:27] your bank accounts for your small businesses, in some
[00:06:31] cases access to capital as well. Jesus explains that
[00:06:34] depending on the venture the cost of permits can
[00:06:38] reach up to $10,000,
[00:06:41] that's why the Municipality indicates that this year a
[00:06:45] grant program for small businesses was inaugurated,
[00:06:48] where 20 businesses received individual amounts of
[00:06:51] $5 and $10, and last year the city council
[00:06:54] approved the elimination of the insurance requirement
[00:06:57] with the purpose of reducing barriers for vendors.
[00:07:01] In addition, they have a step-by-step bilingual assistance program
[00:07:04] on municipal permits, inspections and the
[00:07:08] registration of business tax certificates. You can access
[00:07:11] these resources by visiting the website
[00:07:14] sjconomy.com, you can also go to the Latino Business
[00:07:17] Foundation at the numbers you see on screen. We contacted the
[00:07:21] East San Jose councilman, Peter Ortiz, and he assured us that he has already
[00:07:25] organized a meeting with the vendors for next week,
[00:07:28] adding that he is working to offer them support. Working
[00:07:32] for you from San Jose, Natalie Vera, Telemundo. Let's go now to
[00:07:36] Santa Cruz where authorities arrested a former teacher, this was last
[00:07:39] Friday, on charges of sexually assaulting a minor.
[00:07:43] Authorities reported that the incident would have occurred in 2022
[00:07:47] when the suspect Jacob Lee, 28
[00:07:50] years old, was working at Montevista Christian High School
[00:07:54] in the city of Watsonville. In addition, this
[00:07:57] individual was arrested in the state of New York and authorities
[00:08:01] added that there could be more victims because the
[00:08:03] individual was also involved in a
[00:08:07] church in the area. Santa Clara Sheriff's officers
[00:08:11] carried out a lightning operation earlier this
[00:08:14] month where they arrested several suspects stealing at the
[00:08:18] Target store in Silver Creek in San Jose. Six people were
[00:08:21] arrested for various thefts including hiding
[00:08:24] merchandise in a baby stroller, stealing
[00:08:27] food and beer, swapping barcodes and
[00:08:31] repeatedly stealing clothes. During this
[00:08:34] operation, authorities also seized some drugs and
[00:08:37] articles related to the consumption of these, and residents
[00:08:41] in the south of the county. Now they will have a new option to receive urgent
[00:08:45] medical care this will be during the weekends. Our
[00:08:48] colleague Jessica Gallegos will explain where and also who can
[00:08:52] access these services.
[00:08:55] That's right, Valley Health Center located here in the city of Gilroy
[00:08:58] extends its medical care hours, as it will now
[00:09:02] attend to patients on weekends starting this
[00:09:05] August 22nd. For me, it's perfect because
[00:09:09] whenever we had an emergency, well, at least with the
[00:09:13] children, we always went
[00:09:15] to the clinic across from Vascon
[00:09:19] there in San Jose. This woman lives in Gilroy with her young son and says
[00:09:23] that sometimes she has had to drive far to get
[00:09:26] the medical attention they need. That's why she says
[00:09:29] she's very happy to know that Valley Health Center in
[00:09:32] Gilroy will offer urgent medical care on weekends,
[00:09:36] but now it will be weekends
[00:09:40] morning to 5 in the afternoon, ah, Saturday and Sunday
[00:09:44] also on holidays, the medical services that
[00:09:47] will be offered will be for bleeding and small cuts, broken
[00:09:51] bones, colds and coughs, allergic
[00:09:54] reactions, falls, x-rays, vomiting,
[00:09:57] diarrhea and dehydration. This clinic will not be for
[00:10:00] more serious problems such as chest pain,
[00:10:04] heart attacks. For those problems, we still want
[00:10:07] patients to go to the emergency room. The measure seeks
[00:10:11] to reduce emergency room visits at hospitals like
[00:10:14] San Louis Regional Hospital, which in the last 5 years has seen an
[00:10:18] increase in emergency visits of 48%.
[00:10:22] que viene el bas pues me pongo.
[00:10:25] This family came for their vaccines and arrived by bus at the medical
[00:10:31] the new schedule, on weekends not only they will benefit,
[00:10:34] but also many families, because that way a
[00:10:37] family member can bring us, because they
[00:10:41] rest on Saturday. For me because I don't have,
[00:10:45] no, I don't have a car, no, and I'm on the
[00:10:49] bus. People can schedule appointments, but they can also
[00:10:52] go to the place without a prior appointment, no matter
[00:10:56] their legal status, health insurance status, the
[00:11:00] doors are open to everyone, the medical center will be open
[00:11:03] Saturdays and Sundays from 8 to 5 in the afternoon, from Gilroy, I'm
[00:11:07] Jessica Gallegos, working for you, Telemundo
[00:11:10] 48,
[00:11:13] we're taking our first break, but soon the Santa Clara County Fair has already started,
[00:11:17] the 82nd edition comes with rides,
[00:11:20] food, animals and music. We tell you the attractions
[00:11:24] that... you can't miss and the
[00:11:27] weather conditions. We are enjoying a pleasant afternoon, but if you are
[00:11:31] a driver and leave home early, there is something important you need to
[00:11:35] know. Later I will be telling you all the information, also
[00:11:38] help after a disaster, families who lose their
[00:11:41] home in a fire or natural disaster can
[00:11:44] receive financial support, we tell you how this program
[00:11:48] works and who can
[00:11:49] receive it.
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[00:12:58] The Santa Clara County Fair has already started. This Wednesday
[00:13:01] is the first day of this Silicon Valley tradition that offers
[00:13:05] fun for all ages. Look at the little pigs, how
[00:13:08] I want to go! Fatima Navarrete was able what
[00:13:12] it offers.
[00:13:14] These grounds are once again filled with color, animals
[00:13:18] and shows after the Santa Clara County Fair opened its
[00:13:21] doors in the city of San
[00:13:25] more than 35 games from the classic pig race that can't
[00:13:28] be missed to a butterfly exhibit for
[00:13:32] those looking to connect with
[00:13:35] the Santa Clara County Fair you can also enjoy this
[00:13:38] butterfly exhibit, 12 species of
[00:13:42] butterflies all from here in the United States and this year they have
[00:13:46] doubled the number of food vendors, there are more than 42
[00:13:50] options, ah from barbecue
[00:13:53] the favorite foods of fairs which are
[00:13:56] corndogs, popcorn, and on these warm
[00:13:59] evenings even the drinks are colorful and fun.
[00:14:03] We have two sizes, we have the small which costs $15
[00:14:06] and we have the large which costs $20, you pay once
[00:14:10] $20 for this, refills all day are free. Well, I
[00:14:14] came to the fair looking for cravings, but I think
[00:14:17] I exaggerated and the one who won is someone else, because how long will
[00:14:21] this last me all night until 3 in the morning, we'll see.
[00:14:25] And to guarantee the tranquility of families, the fair has a security
[00:14:29] operation that includes the presence of sheriff's
[00:14:32] officers, as well as access controls with metal
[00:14:35] detectors at the entrances. If they enter my house, they will be
[00:14:39] scared. The only place where fear is allowed is this haunted
[00:14:43] house, one of the favorite attractions for adrenaline
[00:14:46] lovers, in the world. Today, Wednesday, is the
[00:14:49] first day of the fair from 4 in the afternoon until 10 at night and
[00:14:53] during the next few days. There will be acrobatics, live music
[00:14:57] and farm animal contests. This
[00:15:00] Wednesday, admission to the fair costs $20 for everyone, but
[00:15:04] the ticket grants access to the rides and tomorrow, Thursday, when
[00:15:08] buying a general admission ticket, the second ticket of
[00:15:11] equal or lesser value will be free. The Santa Clara
[00:15:14] County Fair only lasts 5 days, so it ends on
[00:15:18] Sunday, August 23rd. Working for you from San Jose.
[00:15:21] Fatima Navarrete, Telemundo 48 News.
[00:15:25] Well, she had a great time, right? It even makes you want to go,
[00:15:28] right? I think that's a competition we can't
[00:15:31] miss, the pig race, right? Let's see where
[00:15:35] the pigs end up after all. Yes, yes,
[00:15:38] yes, and there are many activities, right? We were just
[00:15:41] commenting, I haven't had a chance to go, but it seems like there's a lot to
[00:15:44] do and for all ages, right? So yes, yes, yes, and what will
[00:15:48] the weather be like for example for people who want to go to the fair? I was going to say that the
[00:15:52] weather conditions are in our favor because we are really going to enjoy
[00:15:56] very pleasant conditions in the South Bay, in fact we don't have heat alerts, the
[00:15:59] temperatures will remain in the low 80s, sunny afternoons, but
[00:16:03] if you wake up very early and see that cloudiness that characterizes these
[00:16:07] sunrises, don't worry, that cloudiness will dissipate between 9 and 10 in the
[00:16:10] morning, so definitely good weather in the South Bay, let's talk about
[00:16:14] that, what the forecast will be like, I was already giving you a preview, here we see
[00:16:18] temperatures of 82, 81 degrees, even extending until
[00:16:21] Sunday, those temperatures will broadly be in the 80s,
[00:16:25] yes, as I was highlighting, cloudy sunrises, but the afternoons will be
[00:16:28] completely clear, definitely good weather
[00:16:32] conditions, at least in the south of the bay, at this moment we are with temperatures in
[00:16:36] the 79s, in San Jose, see Morgan Hill, Gilroy, those
[00:16:39] temperatures in the 80s for the East Bay,
[00:16:43] here I'm going to emphasize because although we don't have heat alerts in
[00:16:46] counties like Alameda, Contra Costa, cities for
[00:16:50] example, like Brentwood, Livermore, this afternoon we were exceeding
[00:16:53] 90 degrees and this scenario will continue in the coming days, our pleasant
[00:16:57] coastal area in the 60s, we will continue like this in the
[00:17:01] coming days, North Bay also, Napa, Santa Rosa, temperatures
[00:17:04] that will remain in the
[00:17:08] afternoons, now tonight what will be happening, the marine layer enters, remember
[00:17:12] that we will continue with that cloudiness in our region, see Gilroy remains in the
[00:17:15] 60s, Watsonville marking 62 degrees, Salinas, a
[00:17:19] greeting to our family in Salinas, 60 degrees for tonight
[00:17:22] and for sunrise we will not really have a change in temperatures, they will
[00:17:28] in the high 50s, the important thing for sunrise
[00:17:31] are the fogs and the cloudiness that will be coming in even
[00:17:35] with the possibility, I've been saying it in the morning those green spots in our coastal
[00:17:38] area are light rains that will be occurring and what worries me and I was
[00:17:42] anticipating it are the fog banks, above all I want you to
[00:17:45] pay attention to cities like Morgan Hill, visibility of only
[00:17:49] 0.4 miles, that is quite dangerous, of course in our coastal
[00:17:52] area, in the hills, cities like San Francisco, there we will also
[00:17:56] have those very dangerous conditions, so please
[00:17:59] it is important in these sunrises where we will have dense fogs, we have to reduce
[00:18:03] speed and above all maintain a safe distance
[00:18:07] from other cars because we were really seeing it in Morgan Hill, those
[00:18:11] conditions are very dangerous, the next few days those temperatures remain in the East Bay,
[00:18:15] in the 90s, but we will not have heat
[00:18:18] alerts, however see what a marvel in the city of San Jose, we
[00:18:22] will remain in the high 70s, of course East San Jose,
[00:18:25] there we will be slightly above 80 degrees, we continue with
[00:18:29] more.
[00:18:32] And we continue in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, authorities are
[00:18:35] investigating two cases where two Uber workers
[00:18:38] were sexually assaulted, authorities reported
[00:18:41] that in one case a young female driver was also
[00:18:45] injured with a knife while she was working. These types
[00:18:49] of incidents greatly concern Uber workers,
[00:18:52] it is very regrettable that we find ourselves in a
[00:18:55] small confined space without knowing who
[00:18:58] we are really picking up, we are very
[00:19:02] exposed to this type of attack. Well, Mexican authorities
[00:19:05] have arrested two in connection with
[00:19:08] these incidents, in addition, the drivers reported that they are asking
[00:19:12] authorities for more police surveillance, especially
[00:19:15] at night. In other news, if you live in
[00:19:19] Watsonville, please pay close attention. The Consulate General of
[00:19:22] Mexico in San Jose is coming to the city to bring its services closer to the
[00:19:26] community. Tomorrow, August 20, from 12 noon to
[00:19:29] 2 p.m., 250 spaces
[00:19:33] will be available to schedule a free appointment
[00:19:36] for the mobile consulate on Saturday, where
[00:19:40] you can process passports, consular
[00:19:43] registration and the INE. Birth certificates
[00:19:46] and consular protection assistance will be available without
[00:19:49] an appointment. In San Jose, a fire was reported after 1 p.m.
[00:19:53] that burned two homes. The fire was registered in the area of
[00:19:57] Santiago Avenue and reached two gas meters, which
[00:20:01] fueled the flames. Nearby homes were evacuated and
[00:20:04] also a school in the area activated a shelter-in-place protocol. According to
[00:20:08] authorities, there were no injuries and the cause of the fire is
[00:20:11] under investigation, and since we are talking about fires, when
[00:20:15] an accident or a disaster occurs, many families
[00:20:19] lose their home and need immediate help to
[00:20:22] buy food, medicine, clothes
[00:20:25] to pay for a place to spend the night and in view of this, authorities
[00:20:28] seek to support and give them some relief through the program
[00:20:32] called Save from the California Fire Foundation.
[00:20:35] Through this program, firefighters from participating agencies can
[00:20:39] deliver a $250 card per
[00:20:42] household to people whose homes have been affected
[00:20:46] by a fire or a natural disaster such as floods.
[00:20:50] There are families who have nothing after an
[00:20:53] emergency, so we can help with
[00:20:56] a card for a little money to
[00:21:00] buy basic things to
[00:21:02] live. The authorities reported that in order to
[00:21:06] obtain a card, the firefighters must first assess the
[00:21:09] damages and if the home meets the requirement of
[00:21:13] having at least 25%
[00:21:15] damage, the commanding officer can hand
[00:21:19] this card to one of the family
[00:21:21] members.
[00:21:24] Well, tonight, the Chase Center is dressed up to celebrate Latino
[00:21:28] heritage. Yes, the Golden State Valchiries host the Minnesota
[00:21:31] Lynx at 7, but the celebration started
[00:21:35] long before the game. From 4:30, Thrive
[00:21:39] City was filled with music, community activities and
[00:21:42] entertainment for fans. That's right, they say it will be a night to celebrate
[00:21:46] our culture and support the Valchiries. And for all
[00:21:50] the excitement of this game, the first one, by the way, from Chase
[00:21:54] Center, we go live with Carlos Justic, we already see him there, yes, tell us
[00:21:58] Carlos, how is the atmosphere there?
[00:21:59] allá,
[00:22:03] Well, now to the rhythm of "Payaso de Rodeo," the fans are really
[00:22:06] enjoying what this Valquirias night
[00:22:09] will be like. When we come back from the break, I'll tell you everything we
[00:22:13] can expect from this game and also what the atmosphere is like, don't
[00:22:17] go anywhere.
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[00:24:37] hello, good afternoon, greetings from the Chase Center where today the Golden
[00:24:41] State Valkyries, who by the way have already qualified for the WMBA playoffs,
[00:24:45] will be facing the Minnesota Lynx in another regular
[00:24:49] season game. But today they decided
[00:24:52] to support the Latino community and have the Latino Pride
[00:24:56] night. We must remember that many of these teams, as their seasons do not run until the
[00:25:00] Hispanic Heritage Month, they choose one of their nights
[00:25:03] within the regular season to celebrate this, with a fair of
[00:25:07] resources of different eh categories, in addition to
[00:25:10] live music with a DJ and many musical acts
[00:25:14] from different countries, with that they celebrated at least in Tribe
[00:25:18] City from 4:30 in the afternoon until... at this moment they were still playing
[00:25:21] music for people to dance, also during the game
[00:25:25] they will obviously have music from different
[00:25:28] countries, there is even special food today at the stadium for the
[00:25:32] Golden State Valkyries game, but as always we
[00:25:35] ask people how they feel about the team taking the time to
[00:25:40] said, ah, a great pride to know that they are
[00:25:43] appreciating us ah
[00:25:46] because there are many Latinos here ah and
[00:25:50] yes, a delight to be here, representing the culture of Mexico,
[00:25:54] Michoacán, but here we are, is this your first
[00:25:57] game too, the first game too, how happy are you to be able to come see the team, very
[00:26:00] happy, very happy.
[00:26:04] Hey, very, very happy because women's
[00:26:07] baseball and the San Francisco team are doing very well, I think they have won
[00:26:11] all the games,
[00:26:13] so yeah, very happy, it's very important because
[00:26:17] there's a large Latino community in San Francisco and the Bay Area,
[00:26:21] I'm very excited to see everything, I think they're going to be
[00:26:24] dancing inside, Latinos, a
[00:26:27] Colombian band, so I'm
[00:26:30] very excited.
[00:26:36] And well, obviously it's not just for the Latino community because the Golden
[00:26:39] State Valkyries have a huge fan base from all over and precisely this
[00:26:43] type of activities also allow many people who perhaps don't have the
[00:26:46] same contact with the culture of our countries to get involved, we
[00:26:50] saw many people dancing, applauding, they even made a
[00:26:54] conga line when they played Brazilian music, so it's a party
[00:26:58] night and what's more of a party when the team already has a ticket to the
[00:27:01] playoffs. It continues to be one of the important teams in the WMBA, they said
[00:27:05] from the start that they expected this team to be champions in 5 years, we'll see if they
[00:27:09] achieve it. That's all for now, let's take a break and we'll be right back,
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