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[00:00:00] In San Francisco, these are the microclimates in the bay, the weather
[00:00:03] changes from one moment to the next and can affect your day or your family's plans,
[00:00:07] significant changes this weekend. To always be prepared,
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[00:00:25] Telemundo 48, working for you, now.
[00:00:30] Telemundo California News activists call for action to address the saturation
[00:00:33] of animal shelters to avoid
[00:00:36] euthanasia.
[00:00:38] Also, what do you think of the idea of getting a degree without having to
[00:00:41] pay the cost of a university? Not bad,
[00:00:44] right? We will talk about an institution that offers this facility. So
[00:00:48] we begin.
[00:00:50] This is your Telemundo California news at
[00:00:54] 5:30.
[00:00:56] Hello, how are you? César Bayona and Miriam Villarreal greet you. Welcome. Well,
[00:01:00] 42,000 people are under evacuation orders, this is
[00:01:04] in Reno, Nevada due to the Hawk fire, which has already consumed more than
[00:01:08] 15,000 acres, and so far has left six people
[00:01:11] injured, including three firefighters. It has also caused damage
[00:01:14] to structures. It started on Saturday night and authorities reported that
[00:01:18] this fire is burning in the Piven Mountain area,
[00:01:22] just northeast of downtown Reno. This fire appears
[00:01:26] to have been caused by a person, but so far authorities say they don't know
[00:01:30] if it was intentional or if it was all due to
[00:01:33] an accident.
[00:01:35] I was watching these images last night
[00:01:39] Sunday and we were seeing how incredible that
[00:01:43] nocturnal image was, how those flames were reflected in the city. Ah,
[00:01:47] yes, yes, the situation is worrying, also due to the amount of population
[00:01:50] that is being exposed to this situation, not only the flames but also the poor
[00:01:54] air quality that is being experienced at that point. Also remember that we are in
[00:01:58] the middle of back to school, so surely many families are trying to
[00:02:01] adapt to that new
[00:02:04] 36 university routine and there are families who are displaced, so they are trying to navigate that now, that is their
[00:02:08] priority, right, to be safe, yes. Hey, and roads closed too,
[00:02:12] because of that fire. Ah, yes, yes, yes, totally, because it's not just the flames but also the implications
[00:02:16] of the smoke, very dense smoke, visibility is reduced to very
[00:02:20] dangerous levels where a few feet away nothing can be seen, but really
[00:02:23] the eastern part of the country is going through a very significant drought situation, last
[00:02:27] winter it did not rain and it did not
[00:02:30] stop, enjoy a unique show reduce their reproduction and thus snow what it should have precipitated, so we are seeing the results
[00:02:32] now with these fires, in fact we are going to talk about what will happen with the smoke, the
[00:02:36] poor air quality, we are talking about more than 75
[00:02:40] fires that are active in the western part of the country, there we are seeing
[00:02:44] this important fire in Reno and what is worrying besides
[00:02:48] the flames themselves is the poor air quality that is being registered associated
[00:02:51] with this smoke, for us here in California it means that we are going to
[00:02:55] have that hazy sky not only because of this fire in Reno but
[00:02:58] also because of the conditions that are affecting the state of
[00:03:02] California itself, what I was telling you, these slightly bluer, more tenuous colors
[00:03:06] are indicating that we will have that hazy sky in a good part of the
[00:03:09] state, south of San Jose, specifically in Monterey County and
[00:03:13] the south of the Bay Area, we must continue monitoring that important fire that for
[00:03:17] a second consecutive week
[00:03:20] well, she was showing some we are following up because this can cause changes in terms of air quality in the south of
[00:03:24] the bay, I was commenting at 5 in the afternoon that we have moderate
[00:03:27] air quality in the area.
[00:03:30] of San Jose. Why is fire smoke so worrying? It's not just the smell,
[00:03:35] the president and his party, but the very small particles that appear and are contained in the smoke
[00:03:38] from the fire. And here what I am showing you is a human hair, of course,
[00:03:41] it is a magnified image. And these little balls that appear in red, also
[00:03:45] blue, are those particles that if we compare them with the diameter of a human
[00:03:49] hair, they are actually much smaller, they are up to 30 times
[00:03:52] smaller than the diameter of a human hair so that everyone understands how small
[00:03:56] they are, and that is why they are so easy to enter our
[00:04:00] system due to their size, the area of the western part of the country,
[00:04:03] specifically here in Reno, we have a drought situation,
[00:04:07] a drought that is at level one, according to the drought monitor indicator
[00:04:10] of the national weather service, look at the Bay Area, we do not have drought
[00:04:14] levels, that does not mean that we can trust ourselves if we look at the hills east
[00:04:18] of San Jose and the hills in the Bay Area, they have that yellow
[00:04:22] color, that hue that commonly during the summer
[00:04:25] they acquire in the hills in our region, those hills mean
[00:04:29] that with that dry fuel which is
[00:04:32] Among other alternatives in the San all the dry vegetation it is ready to burn, that is why in the coming days as
[00:04:35] these favorable conditions for fires extend, please
[00:04:38] take maximum care, temperatures along the central valley remain
[00:04:42] elevated, temperatures that we know we are in the summer season,
[00:04:46] increase above triple digits, cities like Madera, Fresno that are registering
[00:04:50] these temperatures, they will remain like this in the coming days, the rest of the valley,
[00:04:54] temperatures will continue in the 90s, Sacramento at this moment
[00:04:57] registering 92 degrees south of the bay, temperatures that increase
[00:05:01] to 80 degrees in the city of San Jose, we will stay in the 80s
[00:05:04] in the coming days and I was already anticipating it, that heat
[00:05:09] this Monday a meeting with representatives of remains, typical heat of this time of year for Sacramento in the high
[00:05:12] 90s, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday we will be quite close to
[00:05:16] triple digits, for Wednesday also here in the Bay Area,
[00:05:19] as I was mentioning clear afternoons in San Jose, temperatures in the 80s,
[00:05:23] we continue with more, and we continue
[00:05:26] in Sacramento where they seek to advance the repair of potholes in the streets and
[00:05:30] avenues in the city, the authorities reported that they are carrying out the
[00:05:33] work before winter begins. In May, the city says that
[00:05:36] it repaired more than 7,000
[00:05:39] potholes, well and also the city officials are asking residents
[00:05:42] of the area that if, for example, you see a pothole in the
[00:05:46] street, report it, you just have to take a
[00:05:49] picture of the pothole, indicate where it is and
[00:05:52] then report it to 311. The
[00:05:55] city of Sacramento also added that people can
[00:05:59] notify their council members about this type of reports.
[00:06:03] The problem of overcrowding in animal shelters in the
[00:06:06] state has led organizations here in
[00:06:09] California to raise their voices, yes, and in fact, this Monday, several
[00:06:13] animal welfare organizations requested help from
[00:06:17] legislators precisely to prevent
[00:06:20] more animals from being euthanized due to lack of
[00:06:23] action. Gabriel Persiado. The
[00:06:26] organization Fix Over Shelters points out that the problem
[00:06:29] of overcrowding in California, in shelters, is so serious that the state
[00:06:33] is occupying the first place nationally in practicing
[00:06:36] euthanasia, thousands of pets for whom a home cannot
[00:06:40] be found to rescue them. In
[00:06:43] California there are thousands of pets that are overpopulating shelters and by not
[00:06:47] finding a home, thousands are also losing their lives, even if there are
[00:06:51] laws like AB265, according to
[00:06:53] the organization Fix Owel Shelters, they are not being
[00:06:56] obeyed by the corresponding authorities and today we have a big
[00:07:00] problem.
[00:07:07] Currently, California ranks first nationally in
[00:07:10] animal euthanasia in shelters. We are sacrificing more than
[00:07:14] 100,000 animals, I say sacrificing, because although it is sometimes
[00:07:18] suggested that it is an act of mercy in the face of suffering, the
[00:07:21] lack of alternatives, the reality is that many of these are
[00:07:25] wonderful and adoptable animals who simply do not
[00:07:28] find a home and end up being
[00:07:30] euthanized.
[00:07:32] Therefore, it is crucial to combine two actions: first, enforce existing laws and
[00:07:36] second, obtain funds for sterilization campaigns to
[00:07:41] prevent them from reaching shelters and facing
[00:07:45] euthanasia in the future. For its part, the youth welfare commissioner with the
[00:07:48] city of Sacramento is joining these efforts and points out that it is
[00:07:52] time to act, well, yes, in reality that is what we are trying to
[00:07:56] prevent, we want people to know what the state and the shelters
[00:07:59] are doing, that the shelters are no longer taking more
[00:08:03] animals, instead of taking the animals they are killing them, they are
[00:08:06] doing it, that
[00:08:09] is what we want to bring to light. They point out
[00:08:12] that an external body is necessary to also take charge of animal protection
[00:08:16] and they give as an example the most recent case of the Miranda Rescue
[00:08:20] shelter in which, after years of
[00:08:23] complaints, authorities found mass graves
[00:08:26] with the remains of more than 100 dogs, many of them with
[00:08:30] bullet wounds. Gabriel Preciado, Telemundo California,
[00:08:34] working for you. A new
[00:08:37] educational option could allow students in the Bay Area to obtain a
[00:08:40] 4-year degree without having to pay the cost of
[00:08:44] a traditional university, but in addition, this option also seeks
[00:08:48] to prepare students for very specific labor needs
[00:08:52] in the region, here we
[00:08:53] explain:
[00:08:56] for many students, obtaining a degree means facing the
[00:09:00] high cost of a 4-year university, but in two
[00:09:03] community colleges in the Bay Area, the idea is to offer another
[00:09:07] alternative, it is a historic moment for us
[00:09:10] to have the first... program here in this
[00:09:13] community of Bachelors of Science in
[00:09:17] Emergency Services. Mission College in Santa Clara will begin its new
[00:09:21] program in the spring of 2027. The first
[00:09:24] generation will have 30 students and classes will be online for
[00:09:28] 2 years or four semesters, it is aimed mainly at
[00:09:31] professionals who already work in emergency services and seek
[00:09:35] to advance in their careers. We are talking about people like
[00:09:39] emergency medical professionals,
[00:09:41] public safety channels, firefighters
[00:09:45] who want to advance in their
[00:09:48] career and reach leadership positions such as
[00:09:51] captain, as I say, the program is for people
[00:09:55] who are already in these services, meanwhile, West
[00:09:58] Valley College in Saratoga is also betting on a key field for
[00:10:02] California, it is a degree here in
[00:10:06] West Valley in Valley for land management
[00:10:09] and sustainability.
[00:10:12] forest fires and the management of our natural spaces are increasingly
[00:10:16] important, it seeks to address issues such as conservation,
[00:10:20] ecology and land management. The program is
[00:10:23] expected to begin next year.
[00:10:25] It will be in-person and will last 4 years, without
[00:10:28] moving, without cost, without
[00:10:32] debts, and with this degree you can
[00:10:36] access
[00:10:38] larger functional and better
[00:10:42] salaries, so it is like an achievement for the
[00:10:45] community, it is an achievement for everyone. In addition, the
[00:10:49] tuition at both community colleges is free for students
[00:10:53] who live within the area of.
[00:11:25] that report in just
[00:11:26] minutes:
[00:11:29] the president of Mexico expressed her anger that Rocha Moya did not
[00:11:33] inform her of his decision to return the details.
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[00:12:09] Hello, I am attorney Jesserna and I come from
[00:12:12] immigrant and farmworker parents, for
[00:12:15] more than 40 years I have been here in our community in San
[00:12:19] Jose and the Bay Area helping Hispanics
[00:12:22] with their accident cases...
[00:12:26] automobiles, if you have been in an accident and are not
[00:12:28] at fault, call us, we can help you,
[00:12:32] against insurance companies,
[00:12:35] I am Jessie Serna, lawyer of
[00:12:37] laws,
[00:12:42] in Mexico there is a governability crisis that they say residents are already
[00:12:46] feeling, and all because of the failed return of this man
[00:12:50] Rubén Rocha Moya to the position of governor of Sinaloa, precisely
[00:12:53] César for that reason.
[00:13:12] amidst citizen protests, this is a very deep political problem, because it is a
[00:13:16] mockery and the anger from the National Palace, I
[00:13:19] do not agree with what he did
[00:13:22] by returning something. President
[00:13:26] Claudia Sheinbaum insisted this Monday that Rubén Rocha
[00:13:29] Moya did not consult her about his abrupt decision to return to
[00:13:33] power, since the Attorney General of the Republic
[00:13:37] maintains an open investigation against him, the prosecutor's office will have
[00:13:40] to determine from the 10 people mentioned if there is
[00:13:44] anything particular against the
[00:13:47] governor or former governor Rocha. Rocha Moya
[00:13:51] returned to the position of governor this Friday, after the United
[00:13:55] States linked him to the chapitos, after the refusal of
[00:14:00] he asked for a leave again, but this time indefinitely.
[00:14:04] Also scheduled was the vote to elect his successor, however, it
[00:14:08] was postponed until further notice without further explanation.
[00:14:11] There is no agreement yet on whether the profile
[00:14:15] of the person who would occupy the
[00:14:18] seat here on the third floor, is from the.
[00:14:21] The state is plunged into a governability crisis
[00:14:29] caused by a drug war between two factions of the Sinaloa
[00:14:32] cartel that this weekend alone left 14
[00:14:36] dead, murders continue, kidnappings continue,
[00:14:39] jobs continue to be lost, businesses continue to
[00:14:42] close, with violence without truce, the
[00:14:45] people of Sinaloa expect governability, in
[00:14:49] Mexico. Well, we stay in Mexico to present to you,
[00:14:51] look at these images, they are the
[00:14:56] debris left by a fire, it was in Ciudad Juarez and it left
[00:15:00] several families homeless. Yes, in a complicated situation, that's
[00:15:04] why we go with Roberto Delgado, he interviewed those who were
[00:15:07] affected. About 10 families lost their
[00:15:11] humble homes made of wood and cardboard during a strong
[00:15:14] fire this weekend. These
[00:15:18] families will start over to try to rebuild their homes.
[00:15:21] Well, we realized because we were at the meeting, there were hardly any people
[00:15:25] when it caught fire, we didn't know where or how
[00:15:28] the fire came, we need wood, everything, water
[00:15:32] because the pipes bring it to us. But right now we don't have it because we used everything to
[00:15:36] put out the fire, we need everything, we need buckets to catch
[00:15:40] water, everything, everything, everything, because we were left with nothing, everything
[00:15:43] burned, papers, money, everything, everything,
[00:15:47] everything burned, nowhere to sleep, nowhere to sleep, food, shoes for
[00:15:50] the children, clothes for the children, for his part, the municipal president of
[00:15:54] Ciudad Juarez commented that they are investigating the legality of this
[00:15:58] human settlement, if they have all the
[00:16:02] permits, I asked both civil
[00:16:05] protection and the coordination of directors to check
[00:16:08] that area if it was already a larger settlement or if
[00:16:11] it was just some people who are passing through because sometimes
[00:16:15] it happens a lot in the city that suddenly they just settle and then they leave
[00:16:19] uh it seems that there was a careless spark that caught
[00:16:23] uh since many of the wooden places have a lot of wood, the
[00:16:27] fire caught very strongly, there were no
[00:16:30] injured people or people who had any situation to regret,
[00:16:34] only material damages that were there, it was very quickly
[00:16:37] put out by the firefighters, in the face of the tragedy that
[00:16:41] these families are experiencing, groups of
[00:16:45] people began to help them clean the ashes so that
[00:16:48] they can rebuild their homes, all the
[00:16:51] houses are made of wood, of cardboard, they really
[00:16:55] burned 100% and today what they need is material
[00:16:58] to rebuild which is wood
[00:17:01] and... they also need clothes, domestic
[00:17:05] utensils like
[00:17:08] kitchenware, because everything
[00:17:10] got ruined. Roberto
[00:17:14] Delgado, Telemundo. The
[00:17:17] government of El Salvador announced that it will offer 50,000 scholarships
[00:17:20] for young people as part of a training that will include university
[00:17:23] careers, technical training and vocational
[00:17:27] courses. The president of that country, Nayib
[00:17:30] Bukele, pointed out that his government has
[00:17:34] managed opportunities abroad for young people to
[00:17:37] study from their computers remotely, there are
[00:17:42] slots available this year
[00:17:45] and 40 institutions participate, and for many
[00:17:48] homeowners their house is one of their most important assets,
[00:17:52] but not all renovations increase its value in the same
[00:17:55] way, so today in your money Andrea Cruz will tell us where
[00:17:59] it is worth investing and what changes really might not be
[00:18:03] worth it. If you are thinking of renovating your
[00:18:08] house, there are improvements that could give you more for your money.
[00:18:11] Everyone wants the accumulated value in the house
[00:18:15] also to have that you have to
[00:18:18] change things to be more modern. The latest
[00:18:22] Zonda Cost vs. Value report indicates that
[00:18:26] exterior renovations provide the highest return on
[00:18:29] investment. Replacing the garage door can
[00:18:32] generate a return of more than 200% on
[00:18:36] its cost when selling the property,
[00:18:39] as well as changing an old entrance door for
[00:18:43] a modern steel one, also outside there is a
[00:18:47] very easy thing to remove the grass and put turf which
[00:18:51] helps keep everything outside cleaner, they
[00:18:54] built it in 190, Jessica Bedoya has been remodeling
[00:18:58] and selling luxury properties in Miami for more than 15
[00:19:01] years, I believe that fashions are changing very quickly, before it was like every
[00:19:05] 5 years and now it is every year. everything changes, one of the
[00:19:09] trends that has changed recently is the interior layout of
[00:19:13] the home, according to Jessica, buyers are now
[00:19:16] preferring more separation between spaces, everyone
[00:19:20] wanted modern and open and
[00:19:23] then it has changed, I think that people see that they are more at home
[00:19:26] when they have children, children want a more closed part
[00:19:30] to watch television and adults want another
[00:19:33] part. According to this expert, we remove the
[00:19:36] paper. There are several low-cost
[00:19:40] projects that can increase the value of a property
[00:19:43] considerably, painting, painting in white, removing
[00:19:47] curtains, changing the carpet floors
[00:19:50] to put wood floors, things like that that are
[00:19:54] very simple, but they change the atmosphere and modernize
[00:19:57] all houses. When selling, experts
[00:20:01] recommend updating the kitchen and bathrooms, as they are the
[00:20:05] most attractive renovations for.
[00:20:09] Even if you are not thinking of selling right now, maintaining and updating
[00:20:13] your house can help protect one of your largest
[00:20:16] investments. For your money, I am Andrea Cruz,
[00:20:19] Telemundo. And yes, many people, the first thing they see in a
[00:20:23] house is the kitchen, right, how spacious it is, how the
[00:20:27] layout is and the colors it has, yes, yes, we are all
[00:20:30] excited to do renovations, right, but try to get advice perhaps from an
[00:20:34] expert, because it can be expensive, so it's better
[00:20:37] to see if it's worth it or not, right? Yes, that's right, we're going to take
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[00:22:43] world Lupillo Rivera suffers a new setback in his
[00:22:46] love life and more in Total Access Hello, delighted to tell you what's happening
[00:22:51] in the entertainment world, the relationship between Lupillo Rivera and
[00:22:54] Tania Pimentel is over, the Dominican model confirmed it on her
[00:22:58] social networks and just a few months ago they had announced their
[00:23:02] engagement, but we don't know what happened because she only said in the
[00:23:05] statement that she was going through a painful and very personal
[00:23:09] process. However, she did not reveal the reasons for the
[00:23:12] separation, although she said that there will always be affection and that she is staying
[00:23:16] with the moments lived, with what she learned and with everything that
[00:23:20] once made them happy.
[00:23:23] Carol G has donated one million dollars that will go to
[00:23:27] Colombia, she was one of the artists who joined last
[00:23:31] Sunday the charity concert called Voices for
[00:23:34] Life. It happened in Bogotá to
[00:23:37] help all the people affected by the
[00:23:41] earthquake of magnitude that shook the country on
[00:23:44] August 10. She well, she donated one million dollars to this
[00:23:48] cause through her foundation Con Cora, she was also
[00:23:51] present via streaming from San Francisco, as
[00:23:55] she continues in the middle of her international tour.
[00:23:59] Yesterday on Top Chef VIP,
[00:24:00] Shanies complained of a
[00:24:03] pain in her breast and swelling in her
[00:24:06] hand, so
[00:24:10] signs throughout the day of pains, she was on the verge
[00:24:13] of fainting, but she made it out
[00:24:17] of the truck, the doctors examined her and took
[00:24:21] her to the emergency room, she was saying that she didn't want
[00:24:24] to leave, that she wanted to continue cooking, but
[00:24:28] well, health comes first,
[00:24:31] and tonight on Top Chef VIP, the dreaded
[00:24:35] elimination arrives, anyone can be out, surviving
[00:24:38] is well, difficult, don't miss
[00:24:41] it tonight at 7 pm central on Telemundo and
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[00:25:03] and Bumble. A report finds that this happens more among
[00:25:06] Generation Z and Millennials. Experts
[00:25:10] attribute technology fatigue also to the desire for in-person
[00:25:14] connections, which is why many are now looking for partners at speed
[00:25:18] dating events or sports clubs.
[00:25:22] Francisco Bay Area, the new Clipper 2.0
[00:25:25] payment system was launched on December
[00:25:28] 10, 2025, by the Metropolitan Transportation
[00:25:32] Commission to modernize fare collection on
[00:25:35] trains, buses, and ferries. But now
[00:25:38] contractor failures have been reported. We are talking about the Cubic agency,
[00:25:42] according to reports, they left thousands of passengers stranded and with
[00:25:46] erroneous charges, thus generating millions in losses.
[00:25:50] In view of this, authorities are asking for better technological supervision in government
[00:25:54] projects in the future. The Attorney General of California canceled
[00:25:59] the company Paramont Skydance. That's it.
[00:26:03] He accuses the company of leaking and distorting negotiations about its
[00:26:06] merger with Warner Brothers Discovery, valued at
[00:26:10] 11 billion dollars. I'm sure
[00:26:14] you are a fan of the divo of Juárez, that's why Telemundo is
[00:26:17] preparing Juan Gabriel, Amor Eterno,
[00:26:20] an emotional journey that traces the transformation of Alberto
[00:26:23] Aguilera into this cultural phenomenon that the world knew
[00:26:27] as Juan Gabriel. It's been 10 years since his
[00:26:30] passing and this tribute will reveal the story of the man who, thanks to extraordinary
[00:26:34] talent and unbreakable determination,
[00:26:37] challenged the machismo of
[00:26:40] the 70s and 80s to become
[00:26:44] one of the most influential Hispanic artists. So
[00:26:47] take note because Juan Gabriel, eternal love, will be this Friday at
[00:26:51] 10
[00:26:53] PM.
[00:26:57] Hard to believe, I was thinking, a decade, 10 years
[00:27:00] have passed and his legacy is still present. We listen to his songs, also
[00:27:04] at all parties, at all parties and also when there are lonely
[00:27:07] people, heartbroken, well there goes Juan Gabriel,
[00:27:11] along with Paquito, Paquita la del bar, exactly, yes, for
[00:27:14] all occasions, yes, well, we're going to commercial break, new details about the
[00:27:18] fire that left four dead in Richmond, the suspect is already
[00:27:22] facing justice, we will have the details,
[00:27:25] also in the city of Oakland, a shooting left one person
[00:27:29] dead, also several questions and doubts before.
[00:27:39] So stay with us because we'll be back after this break,
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[00:29:01] be heard.
[00:29:34] In Milpitas, authorities want to tackle insecurity, we will tell you how.
[00:29:37] Also in Oakland, authorities are investigating a
[00:29:41] fatal shooting, we have the latest. Scandal in the Niners,
[00:29:45] one of their owners arrested, we will see how it affects the team. So
[00:29:48] we begin.
[00:29:51] This is your Telemundo 48
[00:29:53] newscast.
[00:29:57] Thank you very much for continuing with us in these 30 minutes of local
[00:30:00] news. We are going to start in R with new information about the fire that
[00:30:04] left an entire family dead, yes, this Monday the suspect of
[00:30:08] causing a fire in this Richmond home where
[00:30:11] four people died including two minors.
[00:30:14] It is a tragic case, we have been following it and today Jessica
[00:30:18] Gallegos was in court, she has the latest
[00:30:22] details. Today Sergio
[00:30:25] Iván Rivera Vega appeared in court, who looked very calm while the
[00:30:28] judge spoke and while heartbroken family
[00:30:32] members were sitting in the same
[00:30:36] room. This Monday, Sergio Iván Rivera
[00:30:40] Vega, 32 years old, suspected of causing a fire
[00:30:44] in a Richmond home, killing his two
[00:30:47] minor nephews, his 47-year-old father
[00:30:51] and his 33-year-old sister, who
[00:30:54] was rescued alive from the home, but died over the
[00:30:57] weekend from her injuries.