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[00:00:00] Well, the mystery is solved this Friday, August 28th, only
[00:00:03] on Netflix. I'm Jessie Hernández, and I return to you in the
[00:00:07] studio.
[00:00:09] Hey, the movie looks great, you can't miss it.
[00:00:13] And with Robert De Niro, it's guaranteed. Thank you, Jessie, for
[00:00:16] joining us today. See you tomorrow. Kisses and
[00:00:19] hugs. Have a nice
[00:00:21] day.
[00:00:25] These are images that worry
[00:00:28] motorcycle, or truck accident, what many. It's about an operator who yes. falls asleep for several
[00:00:31] seconds, which caused a crash. But what measures does the
[00:00:34] transportation agency take? We are going to explain. Today, artificial
[00:00:38] intelligence is causing
[00:00:41] To always be prepared, trust in many parents to be defrauded, especially at the beginning of this new school year. We will
[00:00:44] tell you how to avoid falling into the trap. With this and more,
[00:00:48] we begin at
[00:00:49] noon.
[00:00:54] This is your Telemundo California newscast at
[00:00:57] noon.
[00:01:00] Most likely, you, your spouse, or some relatives may not receive
[00:01:03] that refund that you usually get every year when filing your taxes. We are
[00:01:07] going to explain in minutes why this is happening. But
[00:01:10] we begin in the city of San Francisco. There, authorities
[00:01:14] released the video of the moment when a driver
[00:01:17] of the Muni apparently
[00:01:20] really proves something, because falls asleep and ends up crashing into another Muni train.
[00:01:23] The incident, which occurred in July, is already causing concern among
[00:01:27] many users. Yomara López tells us what some
[00:01:30] passengers say.
[00:01:32] This video shows the moment when this Muni train driver
[00:01:36] fell asleep. Here you can see how the driver fell asleep for
[00:01:39] approximately 9 seconds before crashing
[00:01:43] into another Muni train. The accident
[00:01:46] concrete advances against occurred on July 31st around 8:33 in the morning on 47th
[00:01:50] communities like Fresno where by the middle of Avenue and Wawona Street in the Sunset
[00:01:53] district of San Francisco. Two passengers were on the train but
[00:01:57] were not injured. Well, I am exactly where
[00:02:00] this incident occurred. We spoke with a person who
[00:02:04] frequently uses public transportation. We asked him what he thinks
[00:02:07] about that video, if this person feels safe
[00:02:10] after
[00:02:14] people are already here coming to seeing it? This truly worries me.
[00:02:17] We spoke with the supervisor of that
[00:02:19] district,
[00:02:23] who tells us that everything indicates that the accident was a driver's error
[00:02:26] and says: We are concerned that they are causing accidents. At the
[00:02:30] same time, Minnik has reported to us that they are taking the necessary
[00:02:33] steps so that something similar does not happen
[00:02:36] again. Through a statement, the San Francisco
[00:02:40] transit company informed us that the preliminary investigation showed that it was
[00:02:43] a driver's error due to fatigue. The agency also
[00:02:47] informed us that they suspended the operator from his duties while the investigation is
[00:02:51] ongoing. In September of last year, a
[00:02:54] similar incident was reported in that city where the driver of an
[00:02:58] motive is unknown. N-line light rail train was heading downtown
[00:03:02] and fell asleep while the train accelerated on
[00:03:05] a curve, shaking the passengers from side to side. From
[00:03:09] San Francisco, Yomara López, Telemundo,
[00:03:12] with a lawyer fighting California. Shocking images, thank you
[00:03:14] Yomara. Look, authorities in the city of Milpitas are
[00:03:18] distributing free security cameras to residents.
[00:03:21] Well, let me explain, this program is funded with at least
[00:03:24] $60. It contemplates about 640
[00:03:28] cameras, one... per household. Well, residents must
[00:03:32] register and prove their address. They will have two camera
[00:03:35] models to choose from. This is a doorbell camera,
[00:03:39] a camera for the doorbell. This camera is a
[00:03:43] solar camera. The police clarify that they will not
[00:03:46] have direct access to these images, and residents
[00:03:50] maintain control and will decide whether to
[00:03:53] share them with authorities. And in the city of El Sobrante, there was
[00:03:56] a shooting, or rather, it involved a police officer and
[00:04:00] was registered inside a McDonald's restaurant. These
[00:04:04] are some of the images. Well, according to the report, the law enforcement agent
[00:04:07] responded to an altercation around 9:30 AM on Tuesday. Upon
[00:04:11] arriving, they heard shots and shouts and entered the restaurant
[00:04:15] where that confrontation occurred. The alleged
[00:04:18] suspect was injured, the officer was unharmed, and authorities
[00:04:21] are investigating what happened. And the Stanislaus County Police
[00:04:25] identify that man as David Menchaca, 50
[00:04:28] years old, a resident of Waterford, the man
[00:04:32] who was found dead on April 30th
[00:04:36] on the side of Highway 101 in Knights
[00:04:39] Ferry. The case is being investigated as a homicide. Detectives are now asking for
[00:04:43] your collaboration and that of the entire community to solve the
[00:04:46] case. A teenager suspected of robbery died in
[00:04:49] the city of Fremont. According to authorities, two young people broke
[00:04:53] into a house last Friday around noon, and a person
[00:04:57] inside the house managed to disarm one of the criminals and
[00:05:01] shot at them, injuring one who later
[00:05:04] died at the hospital. The second suspect is in
[00:05:07] custody. And with the return to classes, listen to this, some
[00:05:11] experts warn about scammers who are now using
[00:05:14] artificial intelligence to trick families. These
[00:05:18] criminals clone the voice of a loved one with audio
[00:05:22] published on the internet and simulate accidents, arrests,
[00:05:25] kidnappings to demand money. Well, the
[00:05:28] images that one puts on social networks saying "oh, my first day
[00:05:32] of school," they can use that to say, "Okay, I know which
[00:05:35] school they go to, which teacher is there."
[00:05:39] They also recommend limiting information about children on social
[00:05:42] networks, verifying any urgent call, and
[00:05:46] establishing a keyword among family
[00:05:48] members. The only adult accused of the
[00:05:52] fatal stabbing of a teenager, in Santana Row in San Jose,
[00:05:56] will appear in court today. Prosecutors state that Emmanuel
[00:05:59] Sánchez Damián participated in the Valentine's Day attack
[00:06:03] in 2025, where
[00:06:05] 15-year-old David Gutiérrez died. In addition, a 14-year-old
[00:06:09] minor was identified as responsible for the
[00:06:13] fatal stabbing. Sánchez Damián faces charges of robbery and aggravated assault.
[00:06:17] Street vendors in the east of
[00:06:20] San Jose are asking for support due to city warnings about the
[00:06:24] lack of permits, and the day I got my permits and everything and
[00:06:28] wanted to do things right, I inaugurated my
[00:06:32] business on August 1st, and on the
[00:06:35] 3rd, the city came. Some
[00:06:38] denounce the process or say the process is confusing and costly,
[00:06:42] and that they could face fines or closures. The city says
[00:06:46] for its part that it is investigating several cases and will prioritize
[00:06:49] guiding merchants before fining them. Listen, donating
[00:06:53] blood could save lives and also open the doors to the
[00:06:57] Big Fresno Fair which kicks off with the 16th
[00:07:00] edition of 16, or rather, of Pine for a
[00:07:04] pass, a campaign that seeks to add donors in the
[00:07:07] central valley. Abraham Peña is live there and tells us
[00:07:11] how the community is doing. Be careful, how can our people
[00:07:14] participate, Abraham? Hello, good
[00:07:16] afternoon.
[00:07:20] That's right, indeed, as you said, we are on the grounds of the Fresno Fair,
[00:07:23] as you can see, many
[00:07:27] make their blood donation, very
[00:07:30] important in the Hispanic community, well, the organizers
[00:07:33] remind us that a single donation can help
[00:07:36] save up to three lives. To donate, it is
[00:07:39] recommended to have eaten well, bring identification, and if you take
[00:07:43] medications, bring a list of them. They also clarify that
[00:07:47] people with diabetes or high blood pressure can donate
[00:07:50] as long as their conditions are controlled. This is what one of the
[00:07:54] organizers of this event
[00:07:56] told us:
[00:07:58] It is very important since here in the central valley we serve more than 20
[00:08:01] hospitals, five counties, there is always a shortage,
[00:08:05] especially of type O blood, so if someone
[00:08:08] is type O, they should come and donate blood since they can save three
[00:08:12] lives. It is the most common blood type. Any
[00:08:15] patient who enters the hospital, it is the blood they will be given if they do not know their blood
[00:08:19] type.
[00:08:25] And well, as an incentive, every person who comes here to donate will receive a
[00:08:28] ticket, which they can exchange for two tickets on the day of the
[00:08:32] fair, in addition to this shirt that you can see here, you
[00:08:36] can receive it simply by coming to make your donation.
[00:08:39] That's all for my report, working for you from the city of Fred.
[00:08:45] Many incentives, Abraham, something good to donate and also help
[00:08:48] our community, thank you. Look, let's move on to this story,
[00:08:52] a three-alarm fire destroyed a tire business in downtown
[00:08:56] San Jose. Well, the flames
[00:08:59] engulfed the Baja Tires building on East
[00:09:02] William Street. Here we have some of the images. Well, I tell you that after
[00:09:06] controlling the fire, firefighters also managed to
[00:09:08] prevent serious damage to nearby businesses. Fortunately, no injuries
[00:09:12] were reported and this case is also being investigated as arson.
[00:09:16] In Merced, many
[00:09:19] residents in Ballico say they are concerned about the
[00:09:22] smoke from a fire at a tire recycling plant. The fire
[00:09:26] mobilized firefighters from several agencies, and a dense
[00:09:29] column of smoke, which can be seen in these images, spread
[00:09:33] throughout the area. Public health experts
[00:09:36] warn that this smoke could contain metals and toxic
[00:09:39] particles capable of causing irritation, coughing,
[00:09:42] and difficulty breathing. I
[00:09:45] start thinking and I say, well, this has been going on for a long time,
[00:09:49] and we know that it's tires, rubber that is
[00:09:52] burning. They also indicate that children, pregnant
[00:09:55] women, and older adults face a greater risk in these
[00:09:59] situations. We'll take a break and return. A federal
[00:10:02] proposal could leave thousands of immigrants without significant
[00:10:06] tax refunds. We will tell you who could be affected
[00:10:10] and what credits are at stake.
[00:10:14] The US government would be about to implement changes that could affect
[00:10:17] several asylum seekers. The details are more
[00:10:20] to come.
[00:10:29] In San Francisco, Flavio La Callo, Telemundo News
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[00:11:40] We continue with this concerning information that occurred less
[00:11:43] than 24 hours ago. It happened in Oakland. It's about a series of
[00:11:47] stabbings perpetrated by a subject during the
[00:11:50] night. Police confirm at least one dead and at least
[00:11:54] four people.
[00:11:56] These attacks happened at different points in that city, that's right, it was a very
[00:11:59] violent night. This
[00:12:02] happens amidst what the
[00:12:06] mayor of Oakland has described as
[00:12:11] criminality, since overall criminality has indeed decreased.
[00:12:15] Most of these
[00:12:18] stabbings occurred in Fruitvale, the first one around
[00:12:21] 7:20 in the evening. That was the man who
[00:12:25] died on 38th Avenue with Foothill Boulevard, according
[00:12:27] to OPD, the Oakland police. Half a mile from
[00:12:31] there, on the 3800 block of San Leandro Way, where the
[00:12:34] Fruitvale Bart station is,
[00:12:37] another person was stabbed. In this
[00:12:41] case, it was the Bart police who reported
[00:12:45] this situation and who responded to the emergency
[00:12:48] call. The third stabbing occurred
[00:12:51] in Fruitvale on the 3900 block
[00:12:55] with International Street. There
[00:12:58] are two injured. It should be noted that of the four
[00:13:02] injured, two are in stable condition, two are in
[00:13:05] critical condition. The suspect, the good news is that according
[00:13:09] to the Oakland police, is in custody. Officers
[00:13:12] were able to recover the knife he allegedly
[00:13:16] used to commit these crimes. According
[00:13:20] to authorities, the
[00:13:23] After that, we have a lot of information
[00:13:26] about the victims, but we hope that the Oakland
[00:13:30] police will hold a press conference around 1 PM, so
[00:13:33] we will keep you informed.
[00:13:36] That's the information we have, Andrés Frender,
[00:13:39] Telemundo. Let's see what else the authorities say, Andrés
[00:13:42] Gracias. Look, complaints are growing about the poor
[00:13:46] conditions and lack of medical attention in immigrant
[00:13:50] detention centers. Let me explain, an investigation reveals that ICE facilities
[00:13:53] with maximum ratings have tripled since
[00:13:56] 2024. The report also warns that while reported
[00:13:59] violations decrease, deaths in custody
[00:14:03] increase. A proposal from the Treasury Department
[00:14:06] and the IRS could leave certain immigrants
[00:14:10] without a refund from four federal tax credits.
[00:14:13] Well, among them are the child tax credit
[00:14:16] and the earned income credit. It could affect people with
[00:14:20] DACA, with TPS and with certain visas.
[00:14:23] Those with DACA, those with the juvenile visa with deferred action, those with
[00:14:27] the U visa, those with pending asylum, the
[00:14:31] H2A or the H1B.
[00:14:33] Well, I inform you that this proposal is still under review and there will be a public
[00:14:37] hearing for you to note on October 14th, and the Trump
[00:14:41] administration announces plans to add a fee of
[00:14:44] $103,265
[00:14:45] to H1B visas. This
[00:14:49] happens months after a federal judge overturned the previous attempt
[00:14:53] by the US government to require a $100 application
[00:14:57] fee. Well, the rule is not final and the process
[00:15:01] could take months before becoming official. The government
[00:15:04] would also be preparing new immigration measures that could affect
[00:15:07] thousands of foreigners who legally entered this country
[00:15:11] and then applied for asylum or other immigration protection.
[00:15:15] Montserrat Torres also explains what is known so far
[00:15:18] and who could be affected. The US
[00:15:21] government would be preparing to carry out a massive revocation of
[00:15:25] visas, the largest in the country's history, according to data from the Associated
[00:15:28] Press and two federal officials. Business and tourist
[00:15:31] visas, known as B1 and B2, of some 200,000 foreigners who have applied
[00:15:35] for asylum in the United States after having entered the country legally,
[00:15:39] are in the spotlight. People sometimes enter with a visitor visa and
[00:15:42] due to some circumstance where there is some change in their
[00:15:46] personal condition or in their country,
[00:15:50] and they enter in
[00:15:52] fear of persecution,
[00:15:55] they decide to stay. Some people
[00:15:57] clearly enter with a tourist visa solely with the
[00:16:00] intention of applying for asylum, but that is not
[00:16:03] always the case. It is expected that the State Department will announce
[00:16:07] in the coming weeks the cancellation of these visas that were issued between
[00:16:11] 2016 and this year. Curiously, this
[00:16:14] news really does not have the impact
[00:16:17] it would seem to have, because
[00:16:20] a person who enters with a tourist visa and who
[00:16:24] subsequently applies for asylum
[00:16:27] is a person who has
[00:16:31] discarded the tourist visa because once you apply for asylum,
[00:16:34] you can no longer use the tourist
[00:16:37] visa. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigget said in part that
[00:16:41] they are coordinating with the Department of Homeland Security to
[00:16:44] identify and revoke the visas of non- immigrants who have come to the United States
[00:16:48] claiming to be short-term visitors, but then apply
[00:16:51] for asylum. The spokesperson declined to comment on how many visas could
[00:16:54] be revoked, assured that the process is underway and that it will be carried out
[00:16:58] gradually. However, if the measure goes through, it is expected that there will
[00:17:01] be challenges. On its website, the State Department
[00:17:05] specifies that tourist visas cannot be used
[00:17:08] for activities such as studying, working, or
[00:17:12] living permanently in the United States. Monserrat
[00:17:15] Torres, Telemundo. Monserrat, thank you very much. Let's talk now
[00:17:19] about some fires burning in California. One of them is the Hawk
[00:17:23] fire northeast of Reno, also in Nevada. The
[00:17:26] fire has already burned more than 1,500 acres and reached
[00:17:30] 27% containment. Well, at least 32 homes were
[00:17:33] destroyed and another six were damaged, according to authorities.
[00:17:37] Evacuations continue in some areas, while authorities
[00:17:40] investigate how the fires started. The Timber fire remains active,
[00:17:44] it is in the Ventana Wilderness area in Monterey County
[00:17:47] in California. The fire has burned more than 12,900 acres and is
[00:17:51] 26% contained so far. Firefighters are working in
[00:17:54] mountainous terrain and difficult access, while several
[00:17:58] aircraft are being used from the air to stop the
[00:18:01] flames. California lawmakers and fire victims demand
[00:18:05] greater accountability from electric companies. They denounce that
[00:18:08] after fires caused by defective electrical equipment, companies
[00:18:12] receive millionaire bailouts, while the costs
[00:18:15] end up impacting the pockets of customers. An intense
[00:18:19] heat wave keeps millions of people on alert in the
[00:18:23] southern part of the country. These are temperatures that are also being
[00:18:26] felt here in the state of California. Francisco Fajardo shows us
[00:18:30] how Californians are facing this
[00:18:34] situation. A taco stand without air
[00:18:38] conditioning, almost 100 degrees in front of the
[00:18:41] fryer, the heat is even worse inside this
[00:18:44] aluminum truck in East San Diego, where not even the
[00:18:47] seafood helps with the suffocating heat wave that
[00:18:51] punishes residents, too
[00:18:53] suffocating, the pressure, the
[00:18:56] people, one is sweating, the truth
[00:18:59] is, and very hot, my
[00:19:02] boss. But Denis is not the only one, about 85
[00:19:05] million people in the southern part of the country from California to
[00:19:09] Arkansas are under heat alerts that many, like
[00:19:13] Luisa, endure on the street. This year it has been hotter
[00:19:16] than all other years, because
[00:19:19] this year the heat has been too strong. We work
[00:19:23] outside in the yard, and it is very, very hot. The
[00:19:27] most fortunate endure the heat on the beaches, but in
[00:19:30] other desert cities, from today until Friday,
[00:19:34] Death Valley could reach a high of
[00:19:37] 121 degrees Fahrenheit, Phoenix 116, and Dallas
[00:19:41] 109. It is very unbearable, very
[00:19:44] hot. In fact, we try not to
[00:19:47] go out more than necessary.
[00:19:50] Meanwhile, many are wondering why the heat wave in the southern
[00:19:54] part of the country has lasted so long. Well, the southern part of the country is
[00:19:57] trapped in a warm air bubble that has not moved from
[00:20:01] this sector for more than 4 weeks. The suffocating
[00:20:05] temperatures will remain for at least
[00:20:07] until the weekend, but until Wednesday, there is still a possibility
[00:20:11] that several cities will break historical
[00:20:14] heat records. Francisco Fajardo, Telemundo
[00:20:17] News. Francisco, thank you very much. And the good thing about living in,
[00:20:21] at least on the northern California coast, is that it's a bit cooler,
[00:20:24] but to tell us about that and the weather conditions for this Tuesday,
[00:20:28] we go to the meteorology center, with you Gabriela Deyan, we already see you on
[00:20:31] screen, good afternoon, tell us what we can expect for today, for the rest of the
[00:20:35] week. How are you?
[00:20:38] That's right, Flavia, as you say, we are the envy of the country, enjoying more pleasant
[00:20:42] temperatures, of course. However, there are points
[00:20:45] along our region where today we are under that heat
[00:20:48] warning. This includes Fresno, keep this in mind. We must limit those
[00:20:52] outdoor activities. This will continue until Wednesday night, those
[00:20:56] values will be in the triple digits. Additionally, we have an air
[00:21:00] quality alert, this includes sectors of Merced where we are
[00:21:03] experiencing those unhealthy conditions precisely due to the
[00:21:07] fires that are near the region. This is staying until Thursday, so
[00:21:11] this is something we are monitoring very closely, especially because, of course, when we have those
[00:21:15] air quality alerts, we must limit those outdoor activities, especially
[00:21:18] those sensitive groups. We are talking about people who suffer from
[00:21:22] respiratory problems. If you suffer from asthma, you should take this into account.
[00:21:25] Perhaps a mask is important if you are going out, close those windows to prevent
[00:21:29] the entry of that air that has those toxic particles.
[00:21:32] Additionally, even when we review those air
[00:21:36] quality levels, basically along our region, we are seeing that other points also
[00:21:40] like Monterey are showing that air quality at a
[00:21:44] moderate level, so we must take this into account. We have several fires that are to the
[00:21:47] north, to the south, this is definitely impacting that air
[00:21:51] quality. As for those temperatures, at this moment we are going to review the numbers. In
[00:21:54] Modesto 87 degrees, in Sacramento you are at 82
[00:21:58] degrees, Stockton 85. We see in San Jose
[00:22:01] 74 degrees, Madera much warmer 91, San Francisco, you are always
[00:22:04] enjoying, of course, those much more favorable and fresh
[00:22:08] conditions, 69 degrees, with a high that we will be observing in
[00:22:12] Sunnyvale at 80 degrees, San Jose, 81 degrees, in Napa
[00:22:15] 83 degrees, Fairfield at 95 degrees. Note that during the
[00:22:19] next few hours we will maintain that cloud cover, mainly over the
[00:22:22] coastal line as we move towards the end of the week, especially for the
[00:22:26] weekend, we will have a system that could even bring some rain,
[00:22:30] mostly at mountain level, this amount of precipitation
[00:22:33] is limited, but it could cool those temperatures.
[00:22:37] Note the situation in
[00:22:40] the week we will be at 105 degrees. We already lose those triple-digit
[00:22:44] temperatures as we move towards the end of the week. The situation in San
[00:22:48] Francisco, we see it in the low 70s. San Jose, you will be between 80
[00:22:52] and 87 degrees during the next few days, with attention tomorrow a
[00:22:55] high of 100 degrees, so we must take those precautions. That's what
[00:22:59] I bring you, have a happy day, we will continue with
[00:23:02] you.
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[00:24:55] Today in your money, Andrea Cruz tells us where it is convenient
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[00:25:02] are improvements that could give you more for your money.
[00:25:04] Everyone wants the accumulated
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[00:25:11] to make them more modern. The most recent Zonda report
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[00:25:25] when selling the property, as well as changing an old
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[00:25:35] very fast, before it was like every 5 years and now it is
[00:25:38] every year all things change. One of the trends that has
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[00:25:46] According to Jessica, buyers are now preferring more separation
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[00:26:36] updating the kitchen and bathrooms, as these are the most attractive
[00:26:40] renovations for buyers. Even if you are not thinking
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[00:26:46] help protect one of your largest investments. For your money,
[00:26:49] I am Andrea Cruz, Talamu. Andrea, thank you very much,
[00:26:53] we are going to a commercial break and when we return for those who
[00:26:57] know this soccer player, they know about the great extreme
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[00:28:23] information. A tradition made of butter
[00:28:27] returns to New York, it is a sculpture created with that
[00:28:30] product and presented there, you see it at the city's fair
[00:28:34] with the motto "250 years of
[00:28:37] American traditions." Well, I tell you that the work includes
[00:28:41] the iconic Empire State building and themes such as baseball
[00:28:44] and the dairy industry, and it was created with 800 pounds
[00:28:48] of butter and took 11 days to complete, what a beauty.
[00:28:51] This is the 58th sculpture in the history of this fair
[00:28:55] and we want to say goodbye with the new look of the popular
[00:28:58] Norwegian footballer Erin Hallan, there you have him. Well,
[00:29:02] I tell you that the Manchester
[00:29:03] City star said goodbye to his
[00:29:11] characteristic long mane and showed his new haircut
[00:29:15] on his social networks, there they are cutting his
[00:29:18] hair, well, the transformation quickly, as you can imagine,
[00:29:22] went viral, generating reactions among thousands of fans and
[00:29:26] teammates. Footballers before the team's opening match this
[00:29:30] Sunday, look what a barbarity, well, he decided to cut it completely,
[00:29:33] remember at 5 we will have much more information so you
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[00:29:40] That's what we're following today, Tuesday, August 25th,
[00:29:43] here on Noticias Telemundo, noon, the largest visa revocation
[00:29:47] in history. The government could revoke up to 200,000
[00:29:50] business and tourist visas to foreigners who entered
[00:29:54] the country legally and then requested asylum. We analyze
[00:29:57] the impact this measure could have: the deportation of
[00:30:01] a US sergeant's wife, she had been in the country
[00:30:04] for 10 years and her husband assures that she had already
[00:30:08] started the process to regularize her status, even so she was sent
[00:30:12] to Honduras, now the question arises, what protection do the
[00:30:14] families of active military
[00:30:21] personnel have? Today we talk.
[00:30:25] eso es lo que estamos siguiendo hoy martes 25 de agosto aquí en Noticias
[00:30:28] Telemundo, mediodía, mayor revocación de visas de la
[00:30:31] historia. el gobierno podría anular hasta 200,000 visas de
[00:30:35] negocios y turismo a extranjeros que ingresaron al país
[00:30:38] legalmente y que luego pidieron asilo, analizamos el impacto que
[00:30:41] podría tener esta medida: deportan a la esposa
[00:30:44] de un sargento estadounidense, llevaba 10 años en el país y su esposo
[00:30:48] asegura que ya había iniciado proceso para regularizar su estatus,
[00:30:52] aún así fue enviada a Honduras, ahora surge la pregunta, ¿qué protección
[00:30:56] tienen las familias de militares en servicio activo? Hoy hablamos.