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[00:00:01] a revelation complicates everything, what's
[00:00:04] happening and the
[00:00:06] have the best record in your garage or in the jealousy, Alia is not going anywhere, what are you talking about,
[00:00:09] Boran, Boran, if you'll excuse me, stop acting like her husband,
[00:00:12] Cihan, unleash Boran's wrath, you dressed like that for the
[00:00:16] event or for my brother, you won't be seen with him in that square, let go of me, what's
[00:00:20] wrong with you, I said you're not going, give it to me,
[00:00:23] far from you, tomorrow at 10 pm 9 central
[00:00:26] on
[00:00:29] television. Apparently the driver of the Minus was
[00:00:32] sleeping, then a crash occurred with a train and it all happened in San
[00:00:36] Francisco, we are paying
[00:00:38] taxes, uh, insurance, there are many
[00:00:42] people who are not doing that.
[00:00:46] temperatures will be rising, east of Street vendors in San Jose receive warnings for not having all the
[00:00:48] permits, but they did not stand idly
[00:00:51] by. That is very good, because we need
[00:00:55] protection. More security, that's what the
[00:00:58] city is looking for. of video cameras, that's
[00:01:01] how we begin,
[00:01:04] this is your Telemundo
[00:01:06] 48 newscast,
[00:01:09] hello, welcome to your 11 o'clock broadcast, apparently the driver of a
[00:01:13] Muni train in San Francisco fell asleep, seconds later
[00:01:17] it crashed into another train, we are seeing the images
[00:01:21] and this situation that happened last July raises
[00:01:24] concern especially among users of this means of
[00:01:28] transport, some passengers say that it is not the first
[00:01:32] time that this happens,
[00:01:34] this video obtained by Telemundo 48 shows the moment
[00:01:38] when this driver of a Muni train fell asleep,
[00:01:41] here you can see how the driver slept for approximately
[00:01:45] 9 seconds before crashing into another Muni train. The
[00:01:48] accident occurred on July 31st around
[00:01:51] 8:33 in the morning on 47th Avenue and
[00:01:56] are always with you in the Honda Huawana Street in the Sunset district of San Francisco, two
[00:01:59] passengers were on the train, but were not injured.
[00:02:02] Well, I am exactly where this
[00:02:06] incident occurred, we spoke with a person who frequently uses public
[00:02:09] transport, we asked them what they think about this video, if
[00:02:13] this person feels safe after
[00:02:15] watching it.
[00:02:19] This really worries me, but it is also
[00:02:22] dangerous to get off these
[00:02:24] protected more than 3 million trains sometimes they are stopping in the middle of traffic.
[00:02:27] We spoke with the supervisor of that district.
[00:02:33] Here he tells us that everything indicates that the accident was a driver's error
[00:02:36] and he says: we are concerned that they are causing accidents, at
[00:02:40] the same time Muni has reported to us that they are taking the
[00:02:43] necessary steps so that something similar does not happen
[00:02:46] again. Through a statement, the San Francisco transport
[00:02:50] company informed us that the preliminary investigation showed that
[00:02:54] it was a driver's error due to fatigue. The agency also informed
[00:02:58] deteriorated, with the smoke from the fires, part of that smoke. is us that they suspended the operator
[00:02:59] into a house during the day, this was on from his duties while the investigation is
[00:03:01] carried out.
[00:03:05] Supervisor Allan Juan assures that this was an isolated
[00:03:09] indeed emitting smoke and that reaches us especially in the south of incident and that they can continue using this transport
[00:03:12] to go to school, work and
[00:03:14] home.
[00:03:17] He says he will have no other option since he will continue using the Muni in the
[00:03:21] mornings and in the afternoons, because every day he has to go to
[00:03:25] stop. Enjoy a unique show with downtown San Francisco. In September of last year, a similar incident was reported in that
[00:03:30] city where the driver of a light rail train on the
[00:03:33] Muni line was heading downtown, he fell
[00:03:36] asleep while the train was accelerating around a curve
[00:03:39] shaking passengers from side to side, from San Francisco,
[00:03:43] Sueño Mara Lopez Telemundo 48. Authorities
[00:03:47] arrested a suspect for allegedly starting two fires in the city of
[00:03:50] Livermore, this was on Sunday morning. Officers
[00:03:53] reported that the suspect identified as Gabriel Betancourt started
[00:03:57] the fires near North Murrieta Street. and
[00:04:00] Portola Avenue. Authorities also added that Betancourt
[00:04:04] walked away from the fires minutes after starting them.
[00:04:07] Firefighters responded to the scene to extinguish the flames which burned six square
[00:04:11] feet of dry grass, but added that there was no damage to
[00:04:15] structures. Another suspect of starting another fire
[00:04:20] time of night, but let's remember that in is Sergio Ivan Rivera Vega, who appeared in court this
[00:04:22] Monday afternoon in Martinez. Rivera Vega started
[00:04:26] a fire in a home in Richmond where four
[00:04:30] of his family members died, this happened last week, according to
[00:04:33] Contra Costa County Court documents, the suspect
[00:04:36] had a history of threatening his family between
[00:04:40] 2021 and 2022. An
[00:04:43] unrelated lawyer in this case informed us of the consequences that
[00:04:47] Rivera Vega could face if found
[00:04:50] guilty, four counts of homicide that
[00:04:54] each charge will face with a possible
[00:04:58] sentence of 25 years to life. Authorities reported that the subject has a
[00:05:01] hearing scheduled for September 8th
[00:05:05] at 1:30 in the afternoon, this is in the Contra
[00:05:08] Costa County court.
[00:05:15] A fisherman suffered a heart attack while on his boat in the middle of a lake
[00:05:19] and it was all caught on camera, later we will tell you how
[00:05:23] this incident ended. For now, let's talk about
[00:05:26] this fight that resulted in the death of a person, it was the city of Hayward on
[00:05:29] Saturday night, as authorities have reported, according to the police
[00:05:33] report, officers responded to the scene in the
[00:05:37] 300 block of Winton Avenue, where they found a
[00:05:40] 42-year-old adult man unconscious and not
[00:05:44] breathing, the victim was taken to the hospital where he died from
[00:05:48] his injuries, authorities reported that they have not
[00:05:51] arrested any suspects in connection
[00:05:54] with this case and are asking that if you have any information, to
[00:05:58] contact them, here is the number on screen. Let's talk now about
[00:06:01] the 49ers, but not from the sports side, it turns out now that the
[00:06:05] team owner Jed York was arrested, he has
[00:06:09] been accused of soliciting prostitution, the case.
[00:06:12] It's already closed and York is trying to expunge his record.
[00:06:16] Damian Trujillo explains. This is
[00:06:19] Jed York's mugshot, released by authorities in
[00:06:23] Ohio. The Ohio Attorney General says York was
[00:06:26] arrested by a special human trafficking unit.
[00:06:30] personas.
[00:06:33] Legal analyst Steven Clark says it is possible that the public
[00:06:37] may never know all the details of this case, because York's
[00:06:41] team handled everything
[00:06:42] quickly.
[00:06:47] And now York is trying to expunge his court record. Court
[00:06:51] documents allege that York responded to an ad on a
[00:06:55] prostitution website, agreed to have sex
[00:06:59] with a woman in exchange for $140,
[00:07:02] but it was all part of an undercover
[00:07:05] operation.
[00:07:07] In a statement sent to Maloco, the team said,
[00:07:11] because this is a legal matter that has been
[00:07:14] resolved, we will not provide comments at this
[00:07:17] time. Meyoco says that, although York's legal case seems
[00:07:21] to have ended, his problems with the NFL may be
[00:07:24] just
[00:07:25] beginning.
[00:07:29] Court documents also show that York and his wife filed for
[00:07:33] divorce in May. This Monday, many
[00:07:37] fans at Levi's Stadium had not heard the news of the
[00:07:40] arrest.
[00:07:51] He believes that this news will not impact the team's performance
[00:07:55] on the field, Damian Trujillo,
[00:07:59] Telemundo 48 news. A suspect died after allegedly robbing
[00:08:02] a home last week in the city of Fremont, authorities reported,
[00:08:06] they also said that two suspects allegedly broke
[00:08:11] San Pedro Street where
[00:08:15] a person inside the house defended themselves, took one of the suspects'
[00:08:19] gun and then shot him, the subject, a teenager, died from his injuries in
[00:08:23] the hospital, also the other subject is in
[00:08:26] custody and two workers from a navigation center in San Francisco
[00:08:30] are facing charges for allegedly harboring a
[00:08:34] suspect involved in a shooting against a police
[00:08:38] officer from that city's police department.
[00:08:47] Well, the police reported that both employees helped Norris Reed
[00:08:51] III by giving him clothes to conceal his identity and
[00:08:54] to flee the scene minutes after he allegedly shot and
[00:08:58] injured the police officer on May 31st. The
[00:09:01] workers reported that they were just obeying the subject's
[00:09:05] orders because they felt threatened. And
[00:09:09] street vendors in East San Jose continue to air their
[00:09:12] grievances after receiving warnings from the city in
[00:09:15] recent weeks for not having all the
[00:09:18] permits. Well, this afternoon some gathered in front of
[00:09:21] City Hall to ask for support and Natalie Vera has been following
[00:09:25] this story since last week, she has the latest, including
[00:09:29] more details about a case that the city already closed after our
[00:09:33] coverage. They asked me for a floor permit,
[00:09:37] we want to work well. The saga continues for
[00:09:40] street vendors in East San Jose, facing
[00:09:43] possible fines of up to $20,000 a day
[00:09:47] or the closure of their businesses. On Monday, a group gathered
[00:09:50] in front of City Hall to denounce what
[00:09:53] they called a complex accreditation system after an apparent
[00:09:57] increase in municipal inspections. I have my papers
[00:10:00] in order, insurance permits, health department
[00:10:03] permits. Since last week Telemundo has
[00:10:07] interviewed several street vendors with
[00:10:10] similar complaints, all of them showed proof of having
[00:10:14] some authorizations, they also assured that they had the consent of
[00:10:18] the owners where they set up their stalls, but according to
[00:10:21] city warnings they lack the permit for open-air
[00:10:25] sales, a process that costs more than
[00:10:27] $3,500, this permit is new to me, despite
[00:10:31] the fact that this requirement has existed for years,
[00:10:34] these merchants believe that the rules are not clear,
[00:10:38] some operated irregularly before and
[00:10:41] they think that the municipal process discourages many from
[00:10:44] formalizing, I had been working like this for more than a year
[00:10:48] and the day I got my permits and everything and wanted to do things
[00:10:52] right, I had the inauguration of my business on
[00:10:56] August 1st and on the 3rd the
[00:10:59] city cracked down. In a statement, a city spokeswoman told
[00:11:03] Telemundo 48 that they recognize that regulations can
[00:11:06] be complex and confusing, so they
[00:11:09] urged those who have any difficulty to
[00:11:13] contact them. They added that inspectors prioritize
[00:11:16] education before imposing fines. In addition,
[00:11:20] they explained that they received complaints about the sale of food without a permit
[00:11:24] along Story Road,
[00:11:27] prompting an investigation of five to seven
[00:11:31] cases, one of them included that of Andy Guevara, who sells
[00:11:34] desserts in front of his home, but after our reports,
[00:11:38] the city clarified that they were closing that case because
[00:11:42] it was outside their jurisdiction. The procedures for this type of
[00:11:45] business, like a taco truck, for example, involve a
[00:11:49] rigorous process in other large Bay Area cities
[00:11:52] like Oakland and San Francisco, but for vendors in San Jose, the
[00:11:56] challenge is also the months of waiting that the open-air sales permit can
[00:12:00] take, we are paying
[00:12:03] bills month by month and if we are not generating, I don't know how long they will
[00:12:06] keep us closed, working for you in San Jose, Natalie
[00:12:10] Vera, Telemundo and the councilman representing East San Jose,
[00:12:14] Peter Ortiz told us last week that he was organizing a meeting with all
[00:12:18] these vendors, well this week he said to offer them some
[00:12:21] kind of support, but the affected people we have spoken with
[00:12:25] said that so far they have not received any communication from the
[00:12:29] councilman's office, we are going to a break, but when we
[00:12:32] return, that's very good because
[00:12:36] we need protection,
[00:12:39] more security, that's what the city of Milpitas offers with the delivery of
[00:12:42] surveillance cameras, we will tell you what it's about and how to get one,
[00:12:46] immigrant workers could lose the reimbursement for certain tax
[00:12:50] credits when filing their taxes and humanoid
[00:12:53] robots are already breaking records, we will tell you what
[00:12:57] they are doing to be more competitive every day
[00:13:01] and the smoke from the Timber fire continues to reach
[00:13:05] the south of the Bay Area, in fact it is visible this afternoon towards the
[00:13:08] east of San Jose, how it could be impacting the air quality in our region, later
[00:13:12] I will be
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[00:14:20] The city of Milpitas is distributing hundreds of free security
[00:14:24] cameras to its residents, they say it's to make
[00:14:28] neighborhoods safer, Fatima Navarrete tells us how to request
[00:14:31] one of these devices and what the police say about the
[00:14:35] privacy of these cameras,
[00:14:37] precisely my truck was stolen from outside
[00:14:41] my house, for Milpitas residents like Ana Naranjo, the
[00:14:45] concern for security is nothing new, when I made the report the
[00:14:49] police came and told me if I had cameras
[00:14:52] for the front and I was not protected, I didn't have any
[00:14:56] cameras, that's what was missing at that time, now it's part of a
[00:15:00] program through which the Milpitas police are offering free
[00:15:03] security cameras to place in
[00:15:06] homes, it would be phenomenal because besides
[00:15:10] hearing I could see from wherever I am. The
[00:15:14] program is a $60,000 grant approved by the
[00:15:17] city council for the police to distribute about
[00:15:20] 640 cameras to residents of any type of
[00:15:24] housing. It is one camera per household and you can choose between
[00:15:27] two models, this camera is one of the two,
[00:15:31] they are this is a doorbell camera, a doorbell
[00:15:34] camera, this camera is a solar
[00:15:38] camera so you can put it near
[00:15:43] backyard to request them first you must register in a link that
[00:15:47] the police share on their official Facebook page and
[00:15:50] prove that you reside in Milpitas through two documents, that
[00:15:54] is very good because we need protection, there are many
[00:15:57] people in the street doing crazy things,
[00:16:01] breaking into houses and everything and the authorities
[00:16:04] clarify that these cameras are not directly connected
[00:16:08] to the police, residents are the ones who maintain control of the images
[00:16:12] and who also decide if they want to share them with the
[00:16:15] authorities when a crime occurs, the first 200
[00:16:19] cameras were already delivered two weeks ago and although on September
[00:16:22] 17th they will deliver 260 more, those
[00:16:25] spots are already full, this second time it filled up very quickly within
[00:16:29] the first two hours that we published it, but we will have several
[00:16:33] other events where...
[00:16:39] Those interested should keep an eye on the police's social media for
[00:16:43] a future delivery, possibly at the end of September, as in my
[00:16:47] case, feeling ourselves, I think it's a bit more
[00:16:50] protection, working for you from Milpitas, Fatima Navarrete,
[00:16:54] Telemundo 48 news.
[00:16:58] 42 people are under evacuation orders in Reno Nevada
[00:17:01] due to the Hawk fire which has already consumed more than 15,000
[00:17:04] acres, so far it has left six people
[00:17:08] injured, including three firefighters and has burned 32 homes,
[00:17:12] it started on Saturday night and authorities reported that this fire is burning in the
[00:17:15] Peavine Mountain area just northeast of downtown Reno, this fire
[00:17:19] appears to have been caused by a person,
[00:17:22] it is not yet determined if this fire was
[00:17:26] premeditated or if it was all due to an accident, of
[00:17:29] course the other fire that is also
[00:17:33] affecting that area is the Timber fire,
[00:17:37] uh, which continues to advance in the Ventana Wilderness area in
[00:17:40] Monterey County. CalFire reports that the flames have
[00:17:44] grown in the north and east of the fire, moving further
[00:17:47] into mountainous and difficult-to-access terrain. More than
[00:17:51] 1200 firefighters are fighting the fire supported by aircraft that are dropping
[00:17:54] water and retardant. So far the
[00:17:58] fire had consumed more than 12,900 acres with 26%
[00:18:02] containment. Authorities expect cooler temperatures to
[00:18:06] help reduce fire activity, two fires that
[00:18:09] we have been talking about, especially this Hawk fire,
[00:18:13] which is the one that is affecting the
[00:18:16] Reno area, it is affecting many people,
[00:18:20] obviously the Timber fire has been burning for a long
[00:18:23] time, it affects our area or many of the
[00:18:26] areas with smoke, but those images in Reno are
[00:18:30] incredible, right, yes, the images are impactful, especially because of the air quality that looks so
[00:18:35] to say that it is reaching northern
[00:18:39] California, but it is affecting us here in the Bay
[00:18:43] Area, the fire that is
[00:18:46] the Bay Area is the Timber fire that for more than 2 weeks
[00:18:50] we have been monitoring and that still needs to be followed up because
[00:18:54] as you were mentioning there are areas of difficult access due to the hills,
[00:18:58] a rugged area and that makes the firefighters' work difficult, listen
[00:19:02] and I am also correcting an information because we said that there were
[00:19:05] 42 people who had been evacuated in the
[00:19:08] Hog fire in Reno and that is that they have increased
[00:19:12] to approximately 63,000 by this time of night
[00:19:16] who have had to be under evacuation orders, a
[00:19:19] truly worrying situation, we must say that the west of the country, not only the state of
[00:19:23] California, in general the west of the country during the past winter
[00:19:26] received less rain, less snow, snow in the Sierra in
[00:19:30] this case and that translates into this fire season we are suffering a
[00:19:33] significant drought situation in much of our region, there is the result, the
[00:19:37] fires that are already beginning to occur because we are in the season, right,
[00:19:41] and the weather does not help at all, well, at least in the Bay Area we will not have that
[00:19:45] heat, in fact we do not have heat alerts in the Bay Area, I'm going to start by talking
[00:19:49] about how we are regarding air quality, that green point,
[00:19:52] good news for San Jose, we have good air quality at this
[00:19:58] the afternoon this point was in yellow indicating
[00:20:01] moderate air quality conditions, in general in the Bay Area
[00:20:04] we have good conditions regarding air quality, all the green points in
[00:20:08] our region are indicating these conditions, but as you were
[00:20:11] highlighting, the Timber fire is still active and this
[00:20:14] fire continues to emit smoke and part of that smoke will
[00:20:18] reach the Bay Area, in fact in the immediate areas of this fire we have
[00:20:22] unhealthy conditions for us in San
[00:20:25] Jose and in general the south of the Bay Area, as I was mentioning, that smoke
[00:20:29] will be arriving in the coming days, tomorrow afternoon, surely you will be
[00:20:32] seeing it again towards the east of San Jose, in the hills east of San
[00:20:36] Jose it looks hazy, that is the smoke that is reaching
[00:20:40] our region, in general, the air quality here in San Jose should
[00:20:43] remain with moderate conditions, that means that the most
[00:20:47] vulnerable groups are the ones who need to pay attention to these. Look at San Jose, very
[00:20:51] pleasant at this time of night, 64 degrees, east of the
[00:20:54] Bay and much of our region, with those temperatures in the 60s,
[00:20:58] next few hours, I want you to pay attention to the temperatures, we will
[00:21:02] stay around 60 degrees, in fact the minimum around
[00:21:06] 7 in the morning we will be waking up in San Jose with 61 degrees, see
[00:21:09] how the cloudiness increases, this should be taken into account if you get up very
[00:21:13] early in the morning because we will have not only that cloudiness but it will
[00:21:17] translate into fog banks, poor visibility. See the entire Bay
[00:21:21] Area, that's how we will wake up, caution here, Morgan Hill,
[00:21:24] very early in the morning, Gilroy and our entire coastal area, there we will
[00:21:28] have those fog banks quite dense and of course, once
[00:21:32] that fog dissipates,
[00:21:36] the Bay above 90 degrees, also Morgan Hill, Gilroy, please
[00:21:39] hydrate very well in the afternoon hours, at least San Jose we will stay in the
[00:21:43] 80s, for the next few days, in fact what will remain is the
[00:21:47] heat, this south of the Bay we will remain in the 90s. degrees, important,
[00:21:50] we do not have heat alerts, but hydrate very well and take those
[00:21:54] much needed breaks in the shade, next few days, afternoon
[00:21:57] hours, clear conditions in the city of San Jose, see the temperatures
[00:22:01] for Wednesday, I am projecting that Wednesday will be the hottest afternoon in San Jose,
[00:22:05] temperatures in the 88 degrees, excellent night,
[00:22:08] attention because some immigrant workers could lose the benefit
[00:22:11] of receiving refunds for four federal tax credits after
[00:22:15] filing their annual contributions, this arises after a
[00:22:18] proposal from the US Treasury Department and the Internal
[00:22:22] Revenue Service, an immigration lawyer informed us who
[00:22:25] would be affected if this proposal is accepted here
[00:22:29] are TPS holders, even if they have work permits, DACA recipients, those with
[00:22:33] deferred action youth visas will also be affected, those with
[00:22:37] U visas, those who have deferred
[00:22:40] action, those who have asylum pending, well this
[00:22:44] lawyer also reported that those who have H1A or H1B
[00:22:47] visas will also be affected. These
[00:22:50] immigrants could also lose the right to receive the child
[00:22:54] tax credit, earned income credit, American opportunity
[00:22:57] tax credit, also the adoption
[00:23:01] credit. Let's go now to Arizona, there the
[00:23:04] Trump administration plans to build the wall in the indigenous area amid
[00:23:08] lawsuits and legal disputes, they say to prevent
[00:23:11] this project from advancing. Jesus Gonzalez, with more
[00:23:14] details: the Trump administration seeks
[00:23:18] to continue with the expansion of the border
[00:23:20] wall now within the Tohono O'odham indigenous nation in southern Arizona,
[00:23:24] on lands that they consider
[00:23:25] sacred.
[00:23:34] It is an unnecessary wall, said the leader of this indigenous tribe, which
[00:23:38] historically has settled in the border area between Arizona and
[00:23:41] Mexico. They were notified that the Department of Homeland
[00:23:44] Security seeks to build more than 62 miles of the metallic
[00:23:48] structure within the nation.
[00:23:58] in an unprecedented project, our land is secret, it is sacred, it is religious, he said today in a tour of the
[00:24:02] Quitobaquito area, where they have held their meetings
[00:24:05] and ceremonial acts with
[00:24:07] water for decades,
[00:24:10] areas that the Tohono O'odham consider sacred, like this lake in
[00:24:13] Quitobaquito, could be affected by the construction,
[00:24:17] impacting ceremonies, flora and. one of
[00:24:20] place. It was in May when DHS notified the nation of its
[00:24:23] intention to build the wall. In June, tribal leaders
[00:24:26] filed a lawsuit to prevent the construction. The legal dispute
[00:24:30] continues. Recently, "no trespassing" signs were put up to
[00:24:34] prevent contractors from entering the nation's areas while the
[00:24:38] legal dispute continues. We should not spend millions
[00:24:41] of dollars on another wall. Today, on the tour,
[00:24:45] authorities like Congresswoman Adelita Grijalba joined the
[00:24:48] nation's refusal, seeking other options that do not affect this
[00:24:52] community. We can have a secure border and
[00:24:56] at the same time respect
[00:24:59] communities and protect sacred lands. After the lawsuit,
[00:25:02] in a statement, DHS assured that Secretary Mullen, a
[00:25:06] citizen of the Cherokee Nation, made it clear during his confirmation
[00:25:09] hearing that he respects tribal sovereignty. They added that
[00:25:13] they maintain open communication with the Tohono O'odham Nation. By putting a
[00:25:17] wall in that area, it will decrease drug
[00:25:20] trafficking, human trafficking. On the other hand, former border
[00:25:24] patrol agents in Arizona, like Ar del Cueto, view the
[00:25:27] measure favorably. For more than 20 years, he patrolled this and other points of the
[00:25:30] border. It is the most difficult area on the entire
[00:25:34] border to work. For now, the dispute continues, and the judge's
[00:25:37] decision could mark the history of this
[00:25:39] nation.
[00:25:50] A 56-year-old fisherman died after suffering a medical emergency
[00:25:53] while sailing in a boat, and it was all caught on camera. It happened in
[00:25:57] Orlando, Florida. The 911 call activated a large rescue
[00:26:00] operation with helicopters, agents, paramedics, and the help of a good
[00:26:04] Samaritan. Even a paramedic descended from the air to
[00:26:07] assist him. Despite the efforts, the man was pronounced
[00:26:11] dead.
[00:26:13] And open eyes for the humanoid robots that competed
[00:26:17] for the first time in a weightlifting test at the Humanoid
[00:26:20] Robot World Games. These were held on
[00:26:23] Monday in Beijing. There you see it, oh, it fell. Four robots
[00:26:27] participated in the heavyweight competition, and each of them
[00:26:30] started with a 15 kg bar. grams. Well, there you saw it,
[00:26:34] during one of the lifts, a robot seemed to lose its breath, its
[00:26:38] balance, and collapsed towards the judges' table and had to be carried on a
[00:26:42] stretcher. The officials immediately stopped the competition,
[00:26:45] declared the attempt over, and other tests
[00:26:48] also, look, there are cheerleading contests
[00:26:51] and also bottle opening contests.
[00:26:55] The games are in their second edition, they have 51
[00:26:58] tests, 30 sports competitions and 21
[00:27:01] contests. based on
[00:27:04] scenarios, look, he's losing his balance, it's like he
[00:27:08] lost his breath, you know when one of these
[00:27:11] eh human athletes lifts
[00:27:14] weights without taking a good breath, in the end
[00:27:17] they lose consciousness and faint, right? And generally in weightlifting tests that's what happens at the
[00:27:23] peak moment when the weight is lifted, right? Obviously some
[00:27:27] falter, others manage to
[00:27:30] succeed, interesting but I me.
[00:27:34] when we come back we're going to see some very talented
[00:27:37] girls from whom, in the
[00:27:40] WNBA with the
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[00:29:32] win. First pitch with the San Francisco Giants
[00:29:36] who started the week with a quality win at
[00:29:39] Oracle Park against the Cincinnati Reds, and
[00:29:43] where Rafael Devers, the Dominican, was the star with
[00:29:47] this 427-foot home run, his 27th
[00:29:50] home run of the year. The Giants dominated the
[00:29:54] Reds 5-0 to leave their record at 53
[00:29:57] wins and 78 losses. Tomorrow. the
[00:30:00] series in the Bay and the idea is
[00:30:04] that San Francisco can string together a series of
[00:30:07] victories. In more Giants news, Williams was
[00:30:11] placed on the 10-day injured list after suffering a moderate
[00:30:14] left elbow sprain.
[00:30:17] Adames left the game in Boston injured on
[00:30:20] Sunday after an awkward slide into home plate. Venezuelan
[00:30:24] Víctor Bericoto also had to be placed on the unavailable list
[00:30:28] for San Francisco. For their
[00:30:31] part, the Athletics, the Athletics started a series at
[00:30:35] home against the Minnesota Twins and fell
[00:30:38] six runs to nine. The most worrying thing is that the
[00:30:41] six have the worst home record
[00:30:44] in Major League Baseball with
[00:30:47] 41 losses and only 23 wins, a
[00:30:51] worrying 2026 for the team that has the second
[00:30:54] worst record overall. In the
[00:30:58] WNBA, today was a very important day
[00:31:01] for the Golden State Valkyries who sent a strong
[00:31:05] message to the entire league, because yes, we can say it,
[00:31:09] they have the potential to be champions and we say it because
[00:31:12] they defeated none other than... The Venezuela Links for
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[00:31:25] Williams with a great performance, as well as
[00:31:28] Janel Chalon, but the top scorer was the
[00:31:32] Italian Zanda Salini. The Valkyries who
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[00:31:37] WNBA, are already in the playoffs and
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[00:31:45] Championship, a great year for the Valkyries who are only
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[00:31:52] league. In the MLS, we are not going to talk
[00:31:55] specifically about the San Jose Earthquakes, but in their
[00:31:59] weekend game, something spectacular and
[00:32:03] adorable happened. Look at what happened at PayPal Park. The game
[00:32:06] had to be stopped because there was a pitch invasion, but not the one you
[00:32:10] imagine, it was this baby who, yes, escaped
[00:32:13] his mom and wanted to play. He wanted
[00:32:17] to be part of the match between Earthquakes and
[00:32:20] Minnesota United, a truly charming
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[00:34:20] News.
[00:34:25] Let's talk about this player who, with his long hair, won the hearts
[00:34:29] of many during the World Cup. Now, in this new football
[00:34:32] season, he comes with a new look for the football superstar. We are talking about
[00:34:36] Erling Haaland, star of Manchester City, who has cut his
[00:34:40] characteristic mane and posted videos of the
[00:34:43] transformation on social media, accompanying them with the jokingly
[00:34:46] titled "short hair, I don't care." This haircut
[00:34:50] went viral before the team's opening match on
[00:34:54] Sunday, generating reactions from fans and his
[00:34:57] teammates. Haaland has worn this Viking-style
[00:35:01] hairstyle for his 4 years at Manchester City and now
[00:35:04] has a new style. In fact, he also called his former
[00:35:08] coach Pep Guardiola, and he couldn't
[00:35:11] believe it when he showed him the look. Everyone did it. Everyone
[00:35:15] thanked him, right? They said he looked like Kevin, Kevin, you
[00:35:19] remember, right? Yes, yes, he does. See you,
[00:35:32] tonight, Telemundo News, Reno under fire. The massive
[00:35:36] Hawk fire has already consumed more than 15, acres and destroyed at least 32
[00:35:40] homes. Tonight, thousands still cannot return home
[00:35:44] while firefighters fight to contain the flames. Up to
[00:35:47] 200,000 tourist and business visas could be revoked. President
[00:35:51] Trump's administration is preparing the measure against foreigners who requested
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