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[00:00:00] and scenes of famous love legends, hundreds of visitors
[00:00:03] enjoyed this fusion of tradition and technology where
[00:00:07] even the names of
[00:00:09] Sergio Rivera Vega, the woman's several couples were projected onto this imposing
[00:00:15] charges. At 6 in the water curtain, and with this love letter, we say goodbye. There
[00:00:17] it is, we love you very much from the girls of Al Rojo Vivo, that's
[00:00:21] what it says,
[00:00:21] see you tomorrow.
[00:00:27] questions, especially because what Today in Telemundo News
[00:00:30] 48, authorities confirmed the death of a
[00:00:34] 2-year-old girl in a residential fire
[00:00:37] caused by her own uncle. Her 5-year-old brother
[00:00:41] and grandfather also died in the
[00:00:43] incident.
[00:00:49] In addition, this is how workers began to cut down the
[00:00:52] iconic palm trees in downtown San Jose. We will
[00:00:55] explain why this decision was made,
[00:00:58] the door, the person looks inside through and residents of a neighborhood in San Jose are on
[00:01:01] alert because they say that this individual pretended to be a
[00:01:04] package delivery person to enter and rob.
[00:01:08] Let's begin.
[00:01:11] This is your Telemundo News
[00:01:13] 48.
[00:01:17] trajectory as a long-standing Hello, good afternoon. Miriam Villarreal greets you. Thank you for tuning in to Telemundo
[00:01:20] 48.
[00:01:23] We're going to start with breaking news. Firefighters are
[00:01:27] battling a fire in Rancho San Antonio Park,
[00:01:30] which is in Santa Clara County. We are seeing some
[00:01:33] images at the moment. This incident, what has been reported,
[00:01:37] is that it has consumed a quarter of an acre. The information for
[00:01:41] now is very limited, but
[00:01:44] happened and say that the fact that one of we will be attentive to the details that the authorities
[00:01:48] and the fire department reveal, of course. We will keep you
[00:01:51] informed here. We reiterate that it is an incident, a fire
[00:01:55] reported in Rancho San Antonio Park in Santa Clara County.
[00:01:58] Meanwhile, we are going to move
[00:02:02] to information in San Jose. The city of San Jose has started a project that
[00:02:06] is already causing polarized opinions among many
[00:02:09] residents. It is about the
[00:02:13] payment at Ashley's Labor felling of palm trees that for years were part of the decoration of
[00:02:15] an emblematic square in the city center. Flavio
[00:02:19] Lacayo will explain to us exactly where
[00:02:22] these trees are being removed and why there is so much controversy. Good
[00:02:26] afternoon.
[00:02:30] Miriam, how are you? Good afternoon. That's right. Well, let me explain to you, we are on the sidewalk,
[00:02:34] on the curb of Market Street in downtown San Jose. Next
[00:02:38] to me is the city's art museum, and on the other side,
[00:02:42] one of the most recognized hotels. And I tell you all this because obviously
[00:02:46] we want to give you an idea of where this plaza behind
[00:02:50] me is located, which is known as the Palm Circle. Precisely, the
[00:02:53] palm trees are the center of
[00:02:56] this news, as they are going to be completely cut down. As
[00:03:00] you can see in these live images, they have already cut down at least 13, and there are still
[00:03:04] 14 more. These trees were part of this
[00:03:07] emblematic place where in December, every year, an
[00:03:10] ice skating rink is installed that attracts locals and tourists, and the
[00:03:14] palm trees play an important part as they are decorated with Christmas
[00:03:18] lights. That is why many people are asking what is happening.
[00:03:21] Let's listen.
[00:03:23] And now that I'm seeing that they're removing it, I don't understand,
[00:03:26] I don't understand why outside they take care, and when in the
[00:03:30] center it gives a lot, a lot of vision for
[00:03:33] tourists, for visitors, even for those of us who live here,
[00:03:37] it gives a different vision and that they have cut
[00:03:41] it, well, no, no, no, I don't see it as
[00:03:45] protected more than 3 million something appropriate.
[00:03:49] We contacted the city, which made a representative from the San
[00:03:53] Jose Department of Transportation available to us, with whom we spoke,
[00:03:57] and of course, we asked her how long the felling of the palm trees would last,
[00:04:01] and most importantly, we wanted to know the reason behind that decision and
[00:04:04] what the future plans are
[00:04:08] to always be prepared, trust for this place. Of course, we will have the answer in our news
[00:04:11] Our Spanish-speaking staff will program at 6 in the afternoon. We also spoke with more people about what is happening here, and we will,
[00:04:15] of course, include in our coverage the reactions of
[00:04:19] these individuals. This is my live
[00:04:22] entertainment. We start by talking about report from San Jose, working for you, Flavio Lacayo, Telemundo News 48. Yes,
[00:04:25] surely many will miss that view of the
[00:04:29] palms. Thank you very much, we await the answers at 6. Thank you,
[00:04:33] Flavio. Let's move meanwhile to Richmond, where authorities
[00:04:36] have already confirmed the death of two children,
[00:04:40] aged 5 and 2, as well as their grandfather, after a
[00:04:43] house fire yesterday, which, according to the police,
[00:04:48] already reported that they will live outside was started by a family member, who is now in custody. The
[00:04:52] children's mother is in critical condition in a hospital in San
[00:04:56] Jose. This is what a man who wished to remain anonymous, who
[00:05:00] was taking care of the 5-year-old, said: I helped him take care of
[00:05:03] his son for a while, and he was a very
[00:05:07] loving, very intelligent, very
[00:05:10] and well... quiet in a good way, very
[00:05:13] playful. For its
[00:05:17] part, the police said that the suspect, identified as
[00:05:22] brother, was arrested at the scene and faces murder
[00:05:27] afternoon, Andres Brender will explain the latest on this
[00:05:30] investigation. In other news, a suspected robbery in a
[00:05:34] San Jose home has left a neighborhood with several
[00:05:39] one of the suspects was wearing is causing
[00:05:43] intrigue, and it is precisely this surveillance video that
[00:05:45] came to light that shows this
[00:05:49] man in clothing that would be from the Amazon company. Josephine
[00:05:53] Moran has the details of this situation. The alleged
[00:05:56] robbery occurred in broad daylight in San Jose. This surveillance video
[00:06:00] shows a person wearing an Amazon hat and vest. They have a
[00:06:04] package in their hand and are seen knocking on the house door. When no one answers
[00:06:10] the door window.
[00:06:12] An hour later, that same surveillance camera captures a white car
[00:06:16] parking in front of the house. Three people with
[00:06:20] masks can also be seen, including a person wearing an Amazon
[00:06:23] vest. The suspects put bags in the car's trunk and then
[00:06:27] leave. Angie, who asked us not to show her face, says that her mother's
[00:06:31] house was ransacked.
[00:06:34] She explains that handbags, jewelry, and other valuables were taken.
[00:06:37] She states that they entered through a back window. Angie allowed our
[00:06:41] sister station, Area, to privately view
[00:06:44] video from inside the house, which shows a person in an
[00:06:48] Amazon vest inside the
[00:06:49] residence.
[00:06:53] Some neighbors learned of what
[00:06:56] the people was dressed as an Amazon worker makes the
[00:07:00] situation especially
[00:07:02] concerning.
[00:07:05] She explains that many people in the neighborhood order things from Amazon and
[00:07:09] frequently see workers from that company. We
[00:07:12] asked Amazon for a comment. The company said that it is investigating
[00:07:16] the incident to try to determine if the person in
[00:07:20] the video is an employee of the company. We also asked
[00:07:23] the San Jose police for details, but they responded to us this
[00:07:26] evening. From San Jose, Joslin Moran, Telemundo News
[00:07:29] 48. Activists in San Francisco demand the removal of
[00:07:33] Flock license plate reader cameras, as they
[00:07:36] allege that there could be privacy risks.
[00:07:40] However, the police say that these cameras
[00:07:42] help solve crimes and that an audit did not
[00:07:46] find queries related to immigration
[00:07:49] law enforcement, speaking of how they have been
[00:07:53] affected because their data has been used,
[00:07:57] either because they are immigrants and the
[00:08:00] data was used by ICE. However,
[00:08:03] the department temporarily suspended external data
[00:08:07] sharing after detecting hundreds of improper queries.
[00:08:10] The protesters indicated that
[00:08:14] protests will continue until Friday, and speed
[00:08:18] cameras in Oakland are causing drivers to take their foot off
[00:08:21] the accelerator, according to a new report. This is what it says:
[00:08:25] vehicles exceeding the limit by 11 miles per hour or
[00:08:29] more decreased by 70% at the 18
[00:08:32] camera locations, which represents about 20,000 fewer
[00:08:36] cases per day. In addition, daily infractions
[00:08:39] decreased by 26% since March.
[00:08:43] Also, this Thursday we have new information about the Timber fire
[00:08:47] in Monterey County. The fire has already burned
[00:08:50] 5,772 acres and is 27%
[00:08:54] contained. More than 1,600 firefighters
[00:08:58] are battling the flames, while 503
[00:09:01] structures remain threatened and evacuation
[00:09:04] orders are in effect. In addition, Highway 1
[00:09:07] remains partially closed, and the cause of this fire is still under
[00:09:11] investigation. We also tell you that San Francisco
[00:09:15] firefighters will receive new resources to renovate their
[00:09:18] vehicles and equipment. The city and the fire department
[00:09:21] announced an annual fund of $8 million for
[00:09:25] replacing old trucks and equipment. This
[00:09:28] announcement was made in front of Station number 38, where the
[00:09:32] city's oldest fire truck operates,
[00:09:36] to date, with 27 years of service. Fire Chief
[00:09:40] Dean Christmy said that the renovation is
[00:09:43] fundamental to respond to major emergencies and
[00:09:47] disasters in the area.
[00:09:51] This is completely timely information that arrives at this moment.
[00:09:54] Orlando Aurquia, join us to analyze this because
[00:09:57] we are precisely in fire season, aren't
[00:10:01] we? You told us that we are at the peak. That's right, Miriam, good afternoon,
[00:10:05] a greeting to everyone at home. We are precisely in the driest months of the
[00:10:08] year, and that translates into a higher risk of fire because there is
[00:10:12] a lot of dry vegetation, especially if we look at the hills with that yellow
[00:10:15] aspect, and do you think the situation has improved, worsened,
[00:10:19] how are we at the moment? Well, at this moment we still have a high risk
[00:10:22] precisely in the hills, that's what I want to talk about, precisely
[00:10:26] since we are quite close to our weekend. Let's look at that fire
[00:10:30] risk as I was commenting that it remains high towards the
[00:10:33] hills. It must be said that officially we do not have a drought level
[00:10:37] in the Bay Area, and that is indicated by those gray tones that
[00:10:40] indicate that we effectively do not have drought here in the Bay Area, at least
[00:10:44] not what the National Weather Service considers. At the state level, there are
[00:10:47] dry conditions in much of the north and especially towards the Sierra
[00:10:51] area. For us, that does not mean that we can
[00:10:54] be complacent. Sectors like the hills, as I was mentioning, here due to the amount
[00:10:58] of dry vegetation, grass and weeds, is where those favorable conditions
[00:11:01] remain for any fire to occur, especially those afternoons
[00:11:05] where gusts increase above 20, 25 miles per hour. Already facing
[00:11:09] the weekend, it is necessary to take into account, of course, those conditions. Surely you have noticed the
[00:11:13] temperatures compared to yesterday, yesterday afternoon with the temperatures that
[00:11:17] we have registered this afternoon already on Thursday. There has been a slight
[00:11:20] decrease especially towards the east of the Bay. Look, Livenburg, yesterday we were
[00:11:24] registering temperatures above 90 degrees. Today we stayed with maximums
[00:11:27] around 86 degrees. The cloudiness, of course, that we had
[00:11:31] this morning that extended for a longer period, was impacting those
[00:11:35] temperatures that we registered this afternoon. Look, San Jose, 81 degrees was the temperature
[00:11:39] yesterday. Today we stayed with those temperatures in the range of
[00:11:41] 77 degrees at this moment, which is what is happening and I am going to focus on the
[00:11:45] east of the Bay. Temperatures above 85 degrees. Cities, for
[00:11:49] example, like Brentwood, those temperatures still remain within
[00:11:53] what is the Bay with the highest temperatures in our
[00:11:56] region. San Jose at 77 degrees, as I was mentioning, Morgan Hill
[00:12:00] 85 degrees, Gilroy also with those temperatures above
[00:12:03] 82 degrees, and in our coastal area, look how pleasant,
[00:12:07] 64 degrees is what we have right now in San Francisco. In the coming days,
[00:12:10] we really won't have any change in temperatures. We're going to stay in the
[00:12:14] high 70s, around 80 degrees for San Jose. However,
[00:12:18] sunrises will continue to be cloudy, but afternoons will clear up in
[00:12:22] our region, of course, towards the coastal area. Like San
[00:12:25] Francisco, be very careful early in the morning, fog banks will continue,
[00:12:29] even the possibility of registering drizzles very
[00:12:32] early in the morning. See you at 5:30, I will be
[00:12:36] talking about this powerful earthquake that shook southern
[00:12:39] Peru. Thanks Orlando, we'll stay tuned. When
[00:12:43] we return, federal authorities searched the home of former
[00:12:47] congressman Eric Swalwell. Soon we will tell you
[00:12:50] what this is about and what authorities took. Also,
[00:12:54] be patient. As in San Francisco, street closures begin
[00:12:57] in preparation for the great Pokémon
[00:13:01] championship. We have that information. The US
[00:13:04] national debt exceeded $40 trillion,
[00:13:07] what some experts say about that worrying figure, more
[00:13:11] later. And also in this month of August, Telemundo
[00:13:15] 48 and our sister station NBC Bay Area, we are
[00:13:19] in the midst of a campaign to empty the shelters.
[00:13:22] Throughout this month you can go to one of the
[00:13:25] animal shelters and adopt a pet. You can scan the QR
[00:13:29] code on the screen or visit
[00:13:31] desocuparlosalberges.com
[00:13:33] to find the nearest location to you. This August
[00:13:37] 29, our team will be in San Martin and Berkeley so you
[00:13:41] can visit and
[00:13:42] adopt.
[00:13:48] Telemundo 48 News working for
[00:13:51] you.
[00:13:55] The lawyers for the defenders are with you to help you repair the
[00:13:58] material, physical, and emotional damages caused after your
[00:14:02] accident. No matter your immigration status, your consultation and
[00:14:06] your case are 100% confidential. The defenders have
[00:14:10] Latinos. With a lawyer fighting by your side, you could win
[00:14:14] 3.5 times more compensation, and they don't charge
[00:14:17] if you don't win. Call 1-800-636-36
[00:14:21] 36. This August, join the San Francisco
[00:14:25] SPCA to empty the shelters,
[00:14:28] adopt cats and dogs 5 months or older for the price
[00:14:32] you choose.
[00:14:36] help you find your new best friend.
[00:14:40] And on Saturday, August 22, all adoptions will be
[00:14:43] free. Visit
[00:14:46] sfspca.org
[00:14:50] for more
[00:14:51] information.
[00:14:57] We continue to follow the air accident in
[00:15:00] Kenya. This tragedy, as we informed you,
[00:15:03] five Americans died, including
[00:15:06] José Suárez, president and general manager of several
[00:15:10] Telemundo stations in Florida, and previously in California
[00:15:13] as well. Today Ana Cuervo talks about the efforts to
[00:15:17] recover the bodies and how the victims are
[00:15:19] remembered. While their families go through a moment
[00:15:23] of deep pain, friends,
[00:15:26] colleagues, and organizations have turned to social media to honor the victims.
[00:15:30] And for me, this is not simply news that
[00:15:34] we are broadcasting, because we knew some of these people.
[00:16:07] I'm sorry,
[00:16:11] everyone who is trying to understand this tragedy,
[00:16:15] strength, friends also remembered Henry Parra and
[00:16:18] Adam Lavati, residents of Coral Gables, as a very
[00:16:22] close couple, who enjoyed traveling, sharing with family
[00:16:25] and friends, and contributing to their community. And from Ecuador,
[00:16:29] the first lady Nansi said that with Michelle Sensi
[00:16:33] Contuji, head of intelligence, and his wife, the designer,
[00:16:39] two pieces of her heart left. I believe that
[00:16:42] one of the most important things that we as Hispanics have is
[00:16:45] our passion, and today colleagues and friends of José Suárez
[00:16:49] also remember him with deep affection and respect, highlighting his
[00:16:54] executive at Telemundo and NBC stations.
[00:16:58] Those who worked alongside him highlight the impact he had on the
[00:17:01] industry. They describe him as a close leader, a generous mentor,
[00:17:05] and a loyal friend.
[00:17:07] In Kenya, recovery efforts continue. Four bodies
[00:17:11] have been recovered, and authorities have found personal
[00:17:14] items, including cellphones and cameras, which will be handed over to the
[00:17:18] families once
[00:17:20] identified.
[00:17:27] Minutes ago, state legislator Aisha Wahab
[00:17:30] defeated BART Director Melisa Hernández and
[00:17:34] won the special election to fill the remainder of the
[00:17:38] term in the House of Representatives left vacant by former
[00:17:41] Congressman Eric Swalwell, which concludes in
[00:17:45] January. The 14th district covers parts of Alameda
[00:17:48] County, east of the San Francisco Bay. Now, on the other
[00:17:52] hand, the FBI seized electronic devices from former
[00:17:55] California Congressman Eric Swalwell. Agents intercepted
[00:17:58] him on Saturday at San Francisco Airport, and the next
[00:18:02] day, they searched his residence in Washington. The
[00:18:06] investigation is related to accusations of inappropriate
[00:18:09] sexual conduct. Swalwell, who resigned from
[00:18:12] Congress in April, has, for his part, denied such
[00:18:16] accusations.
[00:18:19] Meanwhile, there are more discouraging economic indicators.
[00:18:23] This week, the Treasury Department confirmed that
[00:18:26] the country's national debt has exceeded
[00:18:29] $40 million. This is a record
[00:18:33] figure that worries economists, and not only because of the magnitude of the
[00:18:37] debt, but also because of the economic impact it implies.
[00:18:40] Randy Serrano has more from
[00:18:42] Washington.
[00:18:45] For the first time in US history, the national debt
[00:18:48] exceeded $40 trillion. This is according to
[00:18:52] data from the Treasury Department, which indicates that this figure has more than
[00:18:56] doubled in less than a decade. When we look at the
[00:18:59] country's fiscal
[00:19:02] balance, more money is going out than we are
[00:19:05] producing, collecting in taxes.
[00:19:09] The factors are several: on the one hand, it is due to the
[00:19:13] massive spending during the pandemic under the first governments of
[00:19:17] Donald Trump and Joe Biden, as well as the automatic growth
[00:19:20] of Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security year after
[00:19:24] year, and the multi-million dollar spending on defense by the
[00:19:27] government, among others. The risk is that the debt will continue
[00:19:30] to make credit more expensive for consumers seeking loans
[00:19:34] for things like vehicles or mortgages. Rates will go
[00:19:37] up. Car rates will go up, credit
[00:19:40] card rates, house rates, and it will impact
[00:19:44] pockets because things will be more expensive for and fewer
[00:19:48] people will be able to qualify for loans. The
[00:19:52] president, for his part, insisted this week that the country is on the right track
[00:19:55] and blamed the Federal Reserve for setting artificial
[00:19:59] interest rates, according to him, that increase without
[00:20:02] reason. In addition to government spending, there are also tax
[00:20:05] cuts during both Donald Trump administrations, which reduced
[00:20:09] what the government collects, thus contributing to the historical increase
[00:20:13] in the national debt. According to the International
[00:20:16] Monetary Fund, the United States owes more money than
[00:20:19] its entire economy generates in a year, one of the worst
[00:20:23] economic ratios among the richest countries in the
[00:20:26] world. In Washington, Randy Serrano, Telemundo. The war with
[00:20:30] Iran continues to hit the US agricultural sector.
[00:20:33] Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have made key
[00:20:37] inputs such as fertilizer and diesel more expensive.
[00:20:41] A survey by the American Farm Bureau Federation
[00:20:44] revealed that 70% of producers could not
[00:20:47] afford all the necessary fertilizer for this year. The
[00:20:50] rise in diesel also pressures their production
[00:20:54] costs. In other news, the third day of
[00:20:56] the trial against Meta has been delayed due to a juror's illness.
[00:21:00] The company is accused of deliberately creating
[00:21:03] addictive platforms for minors. A former
[00:21:07] security engineer testified that Mark Zuckerberg
[00:21:11] prioritized profits over user
[00:21:14] safety. Meta denies these accusations. Zuckerberg
[00:21:18] will testify, although there is still
[00:21:22] no date. Also, San Francisco is
[00:21:25] preparing for the Pokémon World Championship. Road
[00:21:29] closures are already in place near the Moscone Center, including stretches
[00:21:32] of Howard and Folsom, as preparations advance
[00:21:36] to welcome thousands of fans. Public transport
[00:21:39] will not be affected, and there will be a zone for taxis and
[00:21:43] ride-sharing services. And this Pokémon championship
[00:21:47] will be from August 28 to 30. There,
[00:21:50] competitors from all over the world will gather at the
[00:21:54] Moscone Center to compete for the world
[00:21:56] title. The event will also offer activities,
[00:21:59] tournaments, panels, and experiences for
[00:22:02] fans. The Sunday finals will be held at
[00:22:06] the Chase Center. Good
[00:22:08] luck.
[00:22:11] The news that is monopolizing attention in the world of celebrities, the
[00:22:14] possible return of Prince Harry to the United Kingdom. We have
[00:22:18] details. Also, public and charter schools
[00:22:22] in the state will be receiving emergency inhalers free
[00:22:25] of charge. At 5:30, we will explain why
[00:22:28] this is. Again, criminals are
[00:22:32] impersonating members of Catholic charities
[00:22:35] offering false immigration
[00:22:37] services. How can you prepare and avoid falling for
[00:22:41] this scam? I'll
[00:22:42] tell you.
[00:22:45] In San Francisco, working for you, Flavio Lacallo, Telemundo News
[00:22:48] 48. Ashley's Labor Day sale
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[00:23:36] Hello, I'm lawyer Jessie Serna, and I come from immigrant
[00:23:39] and farmworker parents. For
[00:23:42] more than 40 years, I've been here in our community in San
[00:23:46] Jose and the Bay Area, helping Hispanics with
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[00:24:06] Francisco deserves the opportunity to get ahead, but changes in the
[00:24:10] rules for accessing public benefits are affecting thousands of
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[00:24:35] Ashley's Labor Day sale has arrived. Save $100 on
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[00:24:49] Only at Ashley.
[00:24:54] In entertainment news, the story that is making headlines
[00:24:58] is the possible return of Prince Harry to the United
[00:25:02] Kingdom. Let's go with Elvasaray, she has those details and much
[00:25:05] more. Hello, how are you? I'm delighted to tell you what's
[00:25:09] happening in the world of
[00:25:12] the royal family because Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
[00:25:16] seem to be returning to the United Kingdom, 6 years after
[00:25:20] having left their royal duties. According to several
[00:25:24] reports, the couple plans to move by the
[00:25:27] end of this month, or early next month, although neither Buckingham
[00:25:30] Palace nor their representatives have confirmed it. However,
[00:25:34] some media outlets have
[00:25:38] the royal residences
[00:25:41] and that they have even registered their children in school in the
[00:25:45] United Kingdom because classes start in September. That
[00:25:49] is the rumor that is being spread. Well, let's see when
[00:25:53] they arrive. Let's talk about Rao Alejandro because rumors have
[00:25:56] grown that the singer has become a father
[00:25:59] for the first time. A few days ago, according to reports, the
[00:26:03] artist has been in a relationship for almost 2 years
[00:26:06] with a young Puerto Rican woman, whom he
[00:26:10] allegedly met after his breakup with Rosalía. So far, no details
[00:26:13] have been revealed about the baby or the
[00:26:17] identity of the partner, but it is strongly rumored
[00:26:20] that he already has a child.
[00:26:23] Yesterday at Top Chef VIP, Shanie
[00:26:27] was on the verge of an anxiety attack because of Niile's
[00:26:30] choice, as she chose to present the
[00:26:33] dish knowing that it was not yet completely well
[00:26:37] plated. For her part, Shanie,
[00:26:39] who was her teammate, squatted down
[00:26:43] behind the bar and ended up very upset,
[00:26:47] on the verge of an anxiety attack.
[00:26:50] Tonight, on Top Chef
[00:26:53] VIP, the second elimination round comes with a surprise that
[00:26:57] unleashes drama, so don't miss it at 76 center on Telemundo
[00:27:01] and Peacock. Elimination day, those were the entertainment
[00:27:04] notes. I am Elbazara, we also await you every morning
[00:27:08] for total access. Goodbye. Yes,
[00:27:11] elimination day, the second eliminated because well, we already
[00:27:15] said goodbye to Caramelo last week. How are
[00:27:18] you? Well, let's see who leaves now, right? Yes, let's see who leaves. We are
[00:27:22] getting to know them a bit more, we don't want to see them go, but well, it's a
[00:27:25] competition, that's how cooking is. Well, today at 5:30,
[00:27:29] and returning to the class routine
[00:27:33] can be difficult for parents and children. That's why an expert tells us how
[00:27:36] to achieve it. And in order to protect young people, federal entities
[00:27:40] talk about what the new preferences of sexual
[00:27:43] offenders are, so stay with us because
[00:27:47] we'll be back with more after the
[00:27:49] break.
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[00:28:11] Firm. Good day everyone, today we talk about how to fix your status
[00:28:15] through marriage with a citizen or resident. To
[00:28:19] explain, we are joined by attorney Letie from The United
[00:28:22] Firm, The Defender League. Welcome Leti. Thank you very much and
[00:28:25] well, yes, marriage is a real path, but it requires proof of a
[00:28:29] genuine relationship and documents in order and each case
[00:28:32] is different. And what evidence helps? Contracts, shared
[00:28:36] receipts, joint accounts, joint taxes
[00:28:39] also family photos. And if the person entered without a visa, can they still
[00:28:43] arrange? Sometimes yes, sometimes no, it depends on entries and
[00:28:47] exits and if there are permits that avoid punishments. And well,
[00:28:50] what are some common mistakes? Of course, waiting until
[00:28:53] the last minute, hiding information, signing without reading
[00:28:57] or paying a notary who promises miracles. This can
[00:29:01] delay or ruin the case and remember that at the
[00:29:04] defender's league, we don't judge, we help. Thank you very much,
[00:29:08] thank you.
[00:29:12] As parents, sometimes we dedicate ourselves fully to our children, but to
[00:29:16] give them the best, we must take care of ourselves. There are resources for
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[00:30:29] Now at 5:30 with the return to classes, some parents and children
[00:30:33] may find it difficult to return to that school
[00:30:36] routine. That's why today an expert offers us advice
[00:30:39] to achieve it. So we begin.
[00:30:43] This is your Telemundo California news at
[00:30:46] 5:30.
[00:30:49] Hello, how are you, good afternoon, I'm César Bayona, I'm Miriam
[00:30:52] Villarreal, thank you for joining us. Well, after weeks of
[00:30:56] vacation, for many families, it's time to go back.