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[00:00:01] The encounter that will change the course community in San Francisco and the Bay Area, of everything will take place,
[00:00:05] what you did was very selfish, that child believed
[00:00:08] you were dead, and what did you tell him, you told him I abandoned him and
[00:00:11] left, that I am not his father and you
[00:00:14] find the financing to are, I am afraid for my son, for how he is behaving, but
[00:00:18] Borang is not his only threat, get out of here, I'm going
[00:00:22] to talk to my son, I would also see my
[00:00:24] to the clinic that is across from grandson,
[00:00:26] far from you, tomorrow at 10 pm.
[00:00:30] true, they had the best options, especially in NBC6, he held positions in the I was very hurt to hear
[00:00:33] the news of what
[00:00:35] San Jose player who was in had happened, a 5-year-old child lost his life
[00:00:38] along with his grandfather when a fire broke out in their home which, according
[00:00:42] to authorities, was caused by a family member. A person
[00:00:45] dressed in an Amazon uniform could be related to a home robbery
[00:00:49] . We have the details about this crime in the south of the bay. So
[00:00:55] situation the agency will determine the we begin. This is your Telemundo
[00:00:57] 48 newscast.
[00:01:00] Hello, thank you very much for letting us into your homes, we start by talking about
[00:01:04] this tragedy that occurred in the east of the bay, a five-year-old
[00:01:08] caution in a county in the Bay child lost his life along with his grandfather when a
[00:01:11] fire broke out in their home which, according to authorities, was caused by a
[00:01:15] family member, the mother and the minor's little sister are
[00:01:18] in critical condition, and Pilar Niño brings us the
[00:01:21] information. These images show on the
[00:01:25] left how Richmond
[00:01:27] Jarr, Texas, in firefighters were putting out a fire this Tuesday.
[00:01:30] we will not have much change in at 8 at night in the 200 block of 15th
[00:01:33] street, well, yes, the flames came out like that,
[00:01:37] while they were doing that they were notified that there was another fire on the same
[00:01:40] block two houses away, on the right you can see the thick
[00:01:44] smoke and the hurry of the firefighters in what would be a
[00:01:48] tragic
[00:01:49] discovery.
[00:01:53] layer, we have to continue monitoring it, because in during the operations we located four victims, three were
[00:01:57] transferred to the hospital, the fourth... a
[00:02:00] 47-year-old man died at the scene, his
[00:02:03] 5-year-old grandson although he was taken to the hospital he died and his
[00:02:07] mother and 2-year-old sister survived but
[00:02:10] suffered serious
[00:02:11] injuries.
[00:02:15] Morgan Hill, so be very careful early in We identified Sergio Rivera Vega as the suspect in starting this
[00:02:18] fire, said the police chief, confirming that
[00:02:22] he is a relative of the
[00:02:24] demand the elimination of victims. Rivera Vega is the son of the deceased
[00:02:26] adult, uncle of the minor and his sister and niece.
[00:02:30] are the ones who remain
[00:02:31] hospitalized.
[00:02:37] This is a horrible, senseless and tragic event, added the
[00:02:40] police department spokesman. A 5-year-old
[00:02:44] child should not be dead, and a 2-year-old girl should not
[00:02:47] be fighting for her life. The tragedy has
[00:02:50] shocked everyone, from emergency personnel to
[00:02:54] neighbors, they are Mexicans and very good people, good
[00:02:58] neighbors.
[00:03:01] and it hurt me a lot to hear the news of what
[00:03:05] had happened, authorities are investigating what could have caused
[00:03:09] of dollars. It will take place at the Rivera Vega's actions, who was arrested at the same
[00:03:12] place while observing behind the yellow tape what
[00:03:16] was happening, other neighbors cannot find
[00:03:18] an explanation, right now how
[00:03:21] with the two minors is the situation, it is half critical, right now maybe
[00:03:24] depression, many things like that happen. Rivera Vega, who
[00:03:28] is arrested faces two. counts of murder, among others
[00:03:32] and a bail of
[00:03:34] after a Saturday outing, $5. Pilar Niño, Telemundo 48 news. Well, now we
[00:03:38] tell you that this was a second fire, the first was also
[00:03:41] intentionally set and there is one person arrested, but authorities
[00:03:45] clarified that they would not be
[00:03:47] permits directly also with related. Let's go now to San José, where a fire was reported past
[00:03:50] 1 in the afternoon that burned two homes, the fire
[00:03:54] was registered in the area of Santiago Avenue and reached
[00:03:58] two gas meters, which fueled, firefighters say, the
[00:04:01] flames, nearby homes were evacuated and a school in the area
[00:04:05] also activated a shelter protocol, according
[00:04:08] to authorities, there were no injuries and the cause of the
[00:04:12] fire is under investigation, and
[00:04:14] look at these images, it is an alleged robbery that occurred in a home in
[00:04:18] San José and that has left the entire
[00:04:20] elimination of the insurance requirement with neighborhood with several questions, number one, look you, especially what the suspect
[00:04:24] was wearing,
[00:04:27] a witness. Now a mother denounces what this in this surveillance video it
[00:04:29] shows... with a it seems to be a costume
[00:04:33] like the ones used by people who work for Amazon, well,
[00:04:36] let's see what Joseline Morán has to tell us. The alleged
[00:04:40] robbery occurred in broad daylight in San José, this surveillance video
[00:04:44] shows a person with a cap and an Amazon vest, he has a
[00:04:48] package in his hand and is seen knocking on the door of the house, when no one opens
[00:04:51] the door, the person looks inside through the door window.
[00:04:55] Less than an hour later, that same surveillance camera captures a
[00:04:59] white car that parks in front of the house, three
[00:05:03] people with masks can also be seen, including a person wearing an Amazon vest,
[00:05:06] the suspects place bags in the trunk of the car and then
[00:05:10] leave. Engi who asked us not to show his face says that his mother's
[00:05:14] house was looted,
[00:05:17] she explains that they took purses, jewelry and other valuable things, she assures
[00:05:21] that they entered through a back window. Engi allowed our
[00:05:24] sister station NBC Bay Area to privately view video from
[00:05:28] inside the house, which shows a person with an Amazon vest
[00:05:31] inside the
[00:05:33] home.
[00:05:36] Some neighbors found out what happened and say that the fact that one of the people
[00:05:40] was dressed as an Amazon worker makes the situation especially
[00:05:44] concerning.
[00:05:45] She explains that many in the neighborhood
[00:05:48] order things from Amazon and
[00:05:52] frequently see workers from that company. When
[00:05:56] we asked Amazon for a comment, the company said that it is investigating
[00:05:59] the incident to try to determine if the person in
[00:06:03] the video is an employee of the company. We also asked
[00:06:06] the San José police for details, but they did not respond this
[00:06:09] evening. Mundo
[00:06:12] 48,
[00:06:20] the moment two minors were rescued after being allegedly kidnapped by their
[00:06:23] nanny was captured on camera. Later we will have the
[00:06:27] details. For the moment, a woman is recovering from her
[00:06:31] injuries in a local hospital after driving under the influence of
[00:06:34] alcohol. This was in the city of Hayward. This has been reported by the
[00:06:37] Highway Patrol. Authorities also reported that the woman
[00:06:41] was driving erratically and was not
[00:06:44] able to stay in the lane, while agents were
[00:06:48] heading to the area to locate her, they received
[00:06:51] a second call, informed that the woman
[00:06:54] had crashed into a concrete barrier on the
[00:06:57] highway, and the Milpitas police will install
[00:07:01] a sobriety checkpoint, it will be this Saturday from
[00:07:05] 8 at night until 2 in the morning, the
[00:07:08] authorities reported that they will not reveal where...
[00:07:12] they will install that checkpoint, in addition they added
[00:07:16] that weekends are the days when there are more
[00:07:19] gatherings and also celebrations among family and
[00:07:22] friends, which means that there could be people
[00:07:26] driving under the influence of
[00:07:29] alcohol, and this week several national organizations are
[00:07:32] holding protests and what they do is
[00:07:36] license plate reader cameras, they assure
[00:07:40] that they would be violating the privacy of people also
[00:07:43] putting the undocumented community at risk, but San Francisco
[00:07:47] police say that the function of these cameras is to help solve
[00:07:51] crimes and that they do not share data with ICE. Yomara
[00:07:55] López.
[00:07:59] This Wednesday, a group of activists gathered outside this federal
[00:08:03] building in San Francisco as part of a national civic movement
[00:08:07] that wants to eliminate license plate reader cameras.
[00:08:11] This activist who did not want to be identified says that today her mission
[00:08:14] was to raise awareness, talking about how they have been
[00:08:17] affected because their data has been
[00:08:20] used
[00:08:22] either because they are immigrants and the data was used by
[00:08:26] ICE, we asked one of the leaders of this movement,
[00:08:30] how many ICE cases have been reported in San Francisco?
[00:08:34] Well, when we are talking about specific cases right now
[00:08:37] we still do not have proof in northern California, but this
[00:08:41] activist who... also did not want to reveal his identity because he says
[00:08:45] he is undocumented, assures that he knows of a case
[00:08:48] where, according to him, there was a misuse of reader
[00:08:51] cameras, one of our organizers was stopped
[00:08:55] by the police with his brother because a
[00:08:58] camera read the license plate incorrectly and the
[00:09:02] police stopped them and took them out with guns, what city was
[00:09:05] it? I don't remember which city specifically but
[00:09:09] she is an organizer here in the Bay Area in June. The San Francisco
[00:09:13] police reported on the access to the database that external agencies of the
[00:09:16] police had and that the problem was
[00:09:19] discovered through routine audits. The police at that
[00:09:23] time clarified that the audit did not find any queries
[00:09:26] related to immigration law enforcement or
[00:09:30] investigations into reproductive rights. Flock
[00:09:33] cameras were installed in that city in 2024. Their
[00:09:37] purpose according to authorities is to help investigate crimes after they
[00:09:41] occur such as homicides, robberies, vehicle kidnappings and
[00:09:45] vehicle thefts, according to police data, by April
[00:09:48] 2025, 207 criminal
[00:09:52] arrests were made using these cameras, however, these
[00:09:56] activists ask to eliminate Flock cameras, we want to educate
[00:10:00] people, not so that you choose, you can choose another type of cameras, you can
[00:10:03] choose, we can also pass laws so that there are
[00:10:06] more restrictions on how data is used,
[00:10:10] from San Francisco,
[00:10:14] We move to Gilroy because there the Valley Health Clinic
[00:10:17] extended its medical care hours, this means
[00:10:20] that now they will attend to patients on weekends starting
[00:10:24] this Saturday. weekend hours will be from
[00:10:28] 8 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon these would also be
[00:10:31] holidays, residents in the area informed us that this new schedule
[00:10:35] is something good for them, for
[00:10:38] me it's perfect because we always when
[00:10:41] we had an emergency, well at least with the children, we
[00:10:45] always went
[00:10:49] the Bascom in San José, well the medical
[00:10:52] services they will offer include surgeries, minor situations,
[00:10:56] fractures, colds and coughs, allergic reactions,
[00:10:59] falls and also X- rays.
[00:11:03] Let's go to the break, street vendors in San José are concerned about
[00:11:06] the increase in municipal inspections that could cost them
[00:11:10] thousands of dollars in daily fines, we have a response from the city.
[00:11:14] Also the immigration department assures that interviews will be more
[00:11:17] strict, they say it is to ensure that no one
[00:11:21] is a burden on the country and open your eyes
[00:11:24] because they find that pig speeding
[00:11:28] through the streets of California causing a chase and a lot of
[00:11:33] Area, temperatures will be increasing in the coming days above
[00:11:37] 95 degrees, more later, the entire
[00:11:39] weather
[00:11:42] report. After having an accident in my
[00:11:45] car, I had many questions about how much my case was really worth,
[00:11:49] so I called The Barnsmer. When a truck hit my
[00:11:52] son, I had so many doubts regarding his.
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[00:12:47] This week a group of street vendors contacted
[00:12:50] us about their concerns about the increase in municipal
[00:12:54] inspections that could cost them thousands
[00:12:57] of dollars in daily fines, the people we have spoken with
[00:13:01] showed proof of having some permits, but according to the city of San
[00:13:05] José, they are missing others. Natalie Vera has been
[00:13:09] investigating the issue and has more details for us, I am
[00:13:12] paying my taxes and now I cannot
[00:13:15] work. This flower vendor in East San José joins
[00:13:19] the list of merchants facing
[00:13:22] problems operating in recent weeks. On Monday, Telemundo
[00:13:26] presented similar testimonies from street vendors at
[00:13:30] risk of facing fines of up to $20,000 a
[00:13:34] day, despite having certain permits, like the florist who asked
[00:13:38] for anonymity for fear of penalties from the city, like
[00:13:41] 17 years that I have been selling here, but the gentleman started
[00:13:45] and said that no, you cannot sell here anymore because he did not have
[00:13:49] the permits from the owner of the place, sometimes they think that
[00:13:52] they are up to date with permits, but... it turns out that they are missing
[00:13:56] some permit that they still do not have. Jesús Flores is the executive director at the
[00:14:00] Latino Business Foundation of Silicon Valley, where they offer free
[00:14:03] advice for these procedures, how to get their
[00:14:06] city licenses, county licenses, some
[00:14:12] the police department uh, also how to
[00:14:15] establish their bank accounts for their small businesses,
[00:14:18] sometimes access to capital as well. Jesús explains
[00:14:22] that depending on the venture the costs of the permits can
[00:14:26] reach up to $10,000,
[00:14:29] that is why the municipality indicates that this year a
[00:14:32] small business grant program was launched,
[00:14:35] where 20 businesses received individual amounts of
[00:14:39] $500 and $10,000, and last year the municipal
[00:14:42] council approved the
[00:14:45] the purpose of reducing barriers for vendors, in addition
[00:14:49] they have a step-by-step bilingual assistance program on
[00:14:53] municipal permits, actions and registration of commercial
[00:14:57] tax certificates, you can access these resources
[00:15:00] by visiting the website sjconomy.com,
[00:15:03] you can also go to the Latino Business Foundation at the numbers you see on
[00:15:07] the screen. we contacted San José East Councilman Peter
[00:15:10] Ortiz and he assured us that he has already organized a meeting with the
[00:15:14] vendors for next week, adding that he is working to
[00:15:18] offer them support, working for you from San José, Natalie Vera,
[00:15:21] Telemundo. This Wednesday the annual Leitajo summit
[00:15:25] was held, this political meeting is mainly focused on ecological
[00:15:29] restoration and the leaders analyze
[00:15:32] climatic challenges and also ensure
[00:15:35] financing for the conservation of Lake
[00:15:39] Tahoe, this meeting was organized by Nevada Senator Jacky
[00:15:43] Rose, so yes, several politicians meet,
[00:15:46] they seek funds, obviously they are the ones who have to
[00:15:52] keep Lake Tahoe clean, but it is a
[00:15:56] task for the entire population, for all the people who come to visit it, right, Orlando, how
[00:15:59] are you, how are you César, good evening, a greeting to everyone at home, it is everyone's task because we are
[00:16:03] talking about nearly 18 million tourists who visit
[00:16:06] this place every year. Also an
[00:16:09] iconic point of the state of California, right, yes, yes, and we must
[00:16:13] keep those waters clean, right, yes, yes, yes, definitely,
[00:16:16] all with our actions, as you were mentioning, picking up trash when we visit
[00:16:20] these places, but definitely politicians with all the money that is
[00:16:24] raised from investors to be able to maintain infrastructure and works
[00:16:28] and that ecosystem is protected, yes, and speaking
[00:16:31] of ecosystems, how would the weather be to go to Lake Tahoe these days, well, this weekend
[00:16:35] it will be very pleasant, very clear.
[00:16:45] but here, by the way, temperatures will increase in the afternoons, we will talk about that,
[00:16:49] especially the heat that will be felt in Contra Costa
[00:16:52] county, for now let's talk about tonight, a meteorologically
[00:16:55] speaking very pleasant night, temperature in the range of
[00:16:59] 60 degrees, 64 exactly here in San José, very good
[00:17:02] evening to all our community in East San José, see for tomorrow morning
[00:17:08] temperatures and that is because we will stay in the range of
[00:17:11] 58 degrees in a good part of the south of the bay exactly
[00:17:14] 58 degrees here in Watsonville, 57 degrees
[00:17:18] in Salinas, the marine layer will remain in the coming hours, remember that this
[00:17:21] layer of clouds acts as if it were a blanket, it helps that temperatures
[00:17:25] do not drop so much, in fact I'm going to talk about that, the marine
[00:17:30] the coming hours this marine layer will be causing fog banks in the
[00:17:34] interior of the bay, in addition these green spots on our coastal area
[00:17:38] mean that the possibility of having
[00:17:41] some drizzles very early in the morning is latent, but what worries me most is the
[00:17:45] visibility on the roads, see how in the coming hours visibility will be
[00:17:49] reduced, cities for example like
[00:17:52] the morning, between Gilroy, Morgan Hill, the south of San José,
[00:17:56] there we will have these dangerous conditions also along
[00:17:59] Highway 17, moving from Santa Cruz to San José, we will
[00:18:03] find those fog banks also quite important and throughout
[00:18:06] our coast, conditions will be dangerous, see the conditions
[00:18:10] for cities like San Francisco, even the North Bay, Santa Rosa, a
[00:18:14] greeting also to our community in the North Bay, specifically the
[00:18:18] city of Santa Rosa, that's why I want to share these recommendations with you,
[00:18:21] above all it is key to maintain a prudent speed under
[00:18:25] these low visibility conditions, also maintain a
[00:18:28] distance between cars and I recommend that if
[00:18:31] the fog is very dense and the trip you have to make you can
[00:18:35] postpone it, please wait until 9 in the morning when
[00:18:38] typically the fog dissipates from that moment, but once
[00:18:42] the fog dissipates in the east of the bay, especially in Contra Costa, the sun
[00:18:45] will be out, temperatures will increase in Contra Costa
[00:18:49] Alameda, there we will have those temperatures in the range of
[00:18:52] 90 degrees, even some of our cities exceeding 95 degrees for
[00:18:56] tomorrow afternoon also in the coming days, in what remains of this week,
[00:19:00] but it will be very pleasant in the city of San José, see for Thursday and Friday we will
[00:19:04] stay around 77 degrees, East San José, of
[00:19:07] course the temperature a little higher, that
[00:19:11] morning will be cloudy, but the afternoons will remain very clear in the South Bay, of
[00:19:14] course in San Francisco, keep in mind that low visibility very
[00:19:18] early in the morning, excellent night,
[00:19:21] perfect, well thank you very much Orlando, look if you are in the process of
[00:19:24] obtaining residency or another immigration process, you have to pay
[00:19:28] close attention because the Department of Citizenship and Immigration
[00:19:31] announced changes and considers them strict regarding what
[00:19:35] they would consider a public charge. Mediza tells
[00:19:38] us what is
[00:19:39] changing:
[00:19:42] The US Citizenship and Immigration Services or USCIS,
[00:19:46] for its acronym in English, has just published the criteria that would determine
[00:19:49] if a person is a public charge and that apply to
[00:19:53] evaluating an adjustment of status, that means that if
[00:19:56] they are going to be a risk to
[00:20:00] the country of the United States or to the
[00:20:02] government in that they will be using
[00:20:06] public resources, those who submitted their
[00:20:10] application before September 18 will be evaluated according to the
[00:20:13] old rules, but with the new policy, after this date there could
[00:20:17] be consequences for thousands of people who seek to obtain permanent
[00:20:20] residency or enter the country with any type of visa,
[00:20:24] as they could be classified as a public charge. Who will
[00:20:28] determine if a person is a public charge for the
[00:20:31] country? Ah, the immigration officer is the one who makes that
[00:20:34] determination, they will take into account many. ah
[00:20:37] factors including the person's age, the
[00:20:41] person's health, their financial
[00:20:44] resources, ah,
[00:20:47] their family resources. Lawyer Mora says that caution must be exercised
[00:20:51] when filling out forms and making declarations, if someone is
[00:20:55] applying for residency they can must be
[00:20:58] very ah careful in what information they will
[00:21:02] say they have received or what
[00:21:04] benefits they have received among the aids that can be considered
[00:21:08] are cash assistance, public
[00:21:11] or subsidized housing, college education
[00:21:14] loans, food assistance, government-funded
[00:21:17] medical coverage, if at any
[00:21:20] point the immigration officer says you will be a public charge, the person
[00:21:24] can request the option of a guarantee payment or a
[00:21:27] bond, which is basically a promise that they will not seek public
[00:21:30] assistance for the first 5 years of residency, that is a better
[00:21:34] option than what they were doing before in the first
[00:21:37] administration which was that no, if you are a public charge we will deny
[00:21:41] your case and you have no option, in that
[00:21:45] amount case by case, with a minimum of
[00:21:48] $1, reporting. From Los
[00:21:50] Angeles, Raymond Mesa, Telemundo 48. The Mexican
[00:21:54] government has filed 12 complaints with US
[00:21:58] prosecutors for the death of 17 Mexican migrants who have died
[00:22:01] during ICE operations. Mexican
[00:22:04] officials reported that they have already received responses from the US
[00:22:07] government regarding these cases
[00:22:11] of Ventura, California in the case of Cukilino and in the case of
[00:22:17] which they have already informed us that they will initiate
[00:22:20] the evaluation of actions in the matter in the other
[00:22:24] 16 remaining cases
[00:22:28] we are naturally following up.
[00:22:31] Well, in addition Mexican leaders reported that the United Nations High Commissioner
[00:22:35] will monitor the conditions of detention centers in the United
[00:22:39] States.
[00:22:44] Keep your eyes open because look at this pig, well he decided to go running on
[00:22:48] the streets of West Hollywood, this is in the south of the state, it happened on the
[00:22:51] weekend and was captured on video by a cyclist, the man says that
[00:22:55] he decided to chase the pig but he could not catch it due to the
[00:22:58] speed, look at it, the video shows the pig speeding
[00:23:02] past cars, people, preventing them from
[00:23:06] catching it, well, how did this end, well in the end
[00:23:10] it ended up in the West Los Angeles animal shelter and its
[00:23:13] owners say they have until tomorrow Thursday morning to
[00:23:17] show up before well... the pig is
[00:23:21] given up for adoption and yes, whoever takes the pig
[00:23:25] is guaranteed at least a good pig race, right, how do you see it Orlando
[00:23:28] I think it's very good to train early in the morning catch the pig is not called the race
[00:23:32] yes, the truth is yes and and early this afternoon we were talking
[00:23:36] about the county fair Santa Clara, there are
[00:23:39] pig races, yes, and well, how fun. I'm actually going to be at the
[00:23:43] fair on Friday, so I'm going to share my
[00:23:46] impressions of how I'm going to see the piglets and maybe even try them too.
[00:23:50] Okay, let's see that, well, look, this video from a body camera
[00:23:54] was captured on camera showing Atlanta police
[00:23:58] detaining a caregiver. She was being accused of kidnapping
[00:24:01] two girls who were under her care. You can
[00:24:05] see how the police approach the caravan where the woman was hiding
[00:24:11] she is accused of having kidnapped.
[00:24:14] It happened on Monday after the girls' mother
[00:24:17] reported to the police that the woman had... kidnapped her
[00:24:21] daughters because she didn't return them
[00:24:24] which also triggered an Amber Alert.
[00:24:28] The minor is found, the minors are now
[00:24:32] safe and sound and the woman is
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[00:24:36] And a plane crash in Kenya claimed the lives of seven Americans, and among the
[00:24:40] victims is José Suárez. He was
[00:24:43] president and general manager of several Telemundo stations in
[00:24:46] Florida. José Suárez was also manager at the Sacramento station.
[00:24:50] And our colleague Alexis Boentes has more details about this
[00:24:53] tragedy.
[00:24:57] This video recorded with a cell phone shows what was left of the
[00:25:00] helicopter, charred pieces scattered in
[00:25:04] a remote area of northern Kenya, where a trip between friends ended in
[00:25:08] tragedy.
[00:25:10] This was reported by local television, the aircraft crashed on Wednesday
[00:25:14] morning between two safari reserves in Samburu
[00:25:17] county. On board were six tourists and the pilot. He was
[00:25:31] 55 years old
[00:25:32] and
[00:25:37] was one of the most experienced executives at Telemundo
[00:25:41] stations, bringing energy, humor, and
[00:25:44] warmth, as recalled in a statement by César Conde, president
[00:25:48] of the NBC news group.
[00:25:50] His motto was to inspire, educate and protect, and whenever
[00:25:54] he arrived, he inspired us and believed in all our projects. Samanta
[00:25:58] Díaz, Telemundo Tampa presenter, exchanged text messages
[00:26:01] with José Suárez. minutes before he boarded the
[00:26:04] helicopter, José sent her a photo and told her he was preparing to go
[00:26:08] camping and on safari, I am left with
[00:26:11] the thought that he left enjoying
[00:26:14] what he loved, which was an adventure, not just enjoying an
[00:26:17] adventure, enjoying meeting people, getting to know another country
[00:26:20] and and I know he left being happy. Suárez
[00:26:24] was born in South Florida, at Telemundo 51 and
[00:26:29] digital, programming, and service areas.
[00:26:41] In 2024, he returned to Florida to assume the presidency and general
[00:26:45] management of Telemundo stations in Orlando, Tampa, and
[00:26:49] Formers, it is important to celebrate together,
[00:26:52] be together, see each other's faces. On the helicopter also traveled three
[00:26:56] businessmen from South Florida, Henry Parra,
[00:26:59] Adam Lavati, and Roger Duarte. He was the husband
[00:27:03] of Nicole Balls, granddaughter of Felipe Balls, founder of the emblematic
[00:27:06] Versailles restaurant. She was not on the aircraft. Among the
[00:27:10] victims are also Michelle Sensi Contuhi, director of the
[00:27:13] National Intelligence Center of Ecuador, and his wife, Stephanie
[00:27:17] Holijan, a prominent fashion
[00:27:19] designer.
[00:27:22] According to this aviation expert, investigators will have to analyze the
[00:27:25] terrain and the way the helicopter impacted the
[00:27:28] ground. Weather conditions will also be key.
[00:27:32] The aircraft's maintenance history and the experience and training of the
[00:27:35] pilot. Well, Telemundo 48, along with the
[00:27:39] Telemundo NBC family and our management, we join in the
[00:27:42] pain and also extend our heartfelt condolences to the
[00:27:46] families of all these victims, friends, and
[00:27:49] also colleagues in this very difficult time. José,
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[00:34:42] Dune Part Three will be released. Many fans
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