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[00:00:00] with local businesses such as the Baseball Hall of Fame, a farmer
[00:00:03] with her cow, and the iconic Empire State Building. Take a look at the details
[00:00:07] of this work, which is the 58th in the history of the
[00:00:10] event, created with butter that is reused and made every
[00:00:14] year to answer many questions about what it will
[00:00:17] be like this year, what it will be inspired by. Well, we already saw this one, and it
[00:00:21] surprises visitors. It is not eaten, just in case. It is not
[00:00:24] reused. It is reused until
[00:00:27] air quality conditions, especially in the south of tomorrow. Until tomorrow. Can you imagine it like this?
[00:00:34] Now on Noticiero Telemundo 48, a teenager
[00:00:37] who had just graduated from high school died from a gunshot wound. According to
[00:00:40] authorities, it was while he was attempting to rob a
[00:00:44] it begins to clear up inland from home. In addition, a video is circulating on social media, it's the moment when a Minig unit
[00:00:47] crashes, the driver is believed to have fallen
[00:00:50] asleep, so
[00:00:51] let's begin.
[00:00:57] At Telemundo 48, we are working for you. We have
[00:01:00] some. pet from breaking news about a fatal accident at
[00:01:03] the intersection of Hillsdale and Narvaez Avenues, south of San Jose.
[00:01:07] Police reported that a cargo
[00:01:10] Paraguay faced Australia truck collided with another truck. The impact caused the operator who
[00:01:14] was working on the crane's platform to fall to the ground. He was taken
[00:01:18] to the hospital with serious injuries, but later died. The
[00:01:22] investigation is still open, and authorities are asking people to avoid this
[00:01:25] area due to traffic delays. We repeat,
[00:01:28] south of San Jose, this is breaking news, and we will
[00:01:32] be on the lookout for more details as authorities
[00:01:35] reveal them. Welcome, that's how we greet each other, good
[00:01:38] afternoon, thank you for joining us. We will start with
[00:01:42] this information: a student who recently graduated from a high school in
[00:01:46] Freemont, died after being shot during what police are
[00:01:49] investigating as a residential assault. The student,
[00:01:53] according to authorities, was one of the suspects. The person who
[00:01:56] shot him was, they say, a resident of the home, but
[00:02:00] we're going to go with Fátima Navarrete. You're live, Fátima, you've
[00:02:03] been following this case since very early this morning. We want to ask you
[00:02:07] what the school authorities have confirmed. Good
[00:02:11] afternoon.
[00:02:12] Miriam, the Freemont Unified School District
[00:02:16] confirmed to us in a statement that one of its recently graduated
[00:02:19] high school students lost his life in a recent incident. Now, this
[00:02:23] help you, I is a case that Freemont police are investigating as an
[00:02:26] armed residential robbery. All of this happened last
[00:02:30] Friday, Friday,
[00:02:33] August 21st, around 12:15 in the
[00:02:37] afternoon, when, according to authorities, two
[00:02:40] teenagers, two armed teenagers
[00:02:43] forced their way into an apartment, a home located on San Pedro
[00:02:47] Street. The suspects, of whom the
[00:02:50] police have only said they were teenagers, allegedly
[00:02:54] assaulted the residents of that home, and during
[00:02:57] that... one of the residents managed to take
[00:03:01] a weapon from one of the
[00:03:04] protected more than 3 million teenagers and shot one of them, who was seriously injured and
[00:03:07] later died in the hospital. That young man, according to
[00:03:11] neighbors, had also just graduated from high school. In fact,
[00:03:15] one of the neighbors told us that she knew him and that she didn't know
[00:03:18] his name, but that she regrets that everything ended up like this. Let's hear
[00:03:22] exactly what she told us:
[00:03:25] one was in
[00:03:27] American.
[00:03:30] here at the high school that's right here,
[00:03:34] just ahead, he
[00:03:36] graduated from there.
[00:03:40] Although the school district did not confirm which school the graduated young man
[00:03:44] attended, they did say he was one of their former students and that they have made
[00:03:48] resources available for students and for educational
[00:03:51] staff who knew him. His identity, as
[00:03:55] we reiterate, has not been shared. Miriam, Fatima, and as you
[00:03:59] mentioned earlier, there is another person involved, correct? Is there
[00:04:02] any information about the second
[00:04:03] suspect?
[00:04:07] Yes, regarding that second suspect, what the police have confirmed is that he fled the
[00:04:10] scene, but was later arrested and has already been
[00:04:13] admitted to the Alameda County Juvenile Justice Center located in San Leandro.
[00:04:17] Now, one of the big questions in this case is whether the
[00:04:21] person, whether the resident who
[00:04:24] we have good air quality conditions in fired the shot, will face any kind of charges, even though, well, the teenagers,
[00:04:28] as we said, entered their house to carry out, according to the police,
[00:04:31] an assault. That is something that we are
[00:04:35] investigating and that we are waiting for the police to also confirm. We did speak
[00:04:39] with a criminal lawyer, and this afternoon in our 6 o'clock
[00:04:42] edition, we will talk about that topic. The lawyer will
[00:04:46] explain to us exactly what areas
[00:04:49] of California law apply in this case,
[00:04:52] including self-defense,
[00:04:55] but he also tells us how far a resident,
[00:04:58] a person, can go when they are robbed or when
[00:05:01] someone forces their way into their home. We will
[00:05:05] share that in our 6 o'clock edition. For now, that's all for my live report
[00:05:08] from Freemont, Fatima Navarrete, Noticiero Telemundo
[00:05:11] 48. Good, and it will be important to know that point of
[00:05:15] view. Thank you, Fatima, we'll see you at 6 with the details. In the meantime,
[00:05:19] let's move on to the information: El Cerrito police arrested an
[00:05:22] 18-year-old man for his alleged involvement in a fatal
[00:05:26] shooting that occurred on Sunday at the North
[00:05:29] Plaza shopping center. The victim died at the scene after receiving several
[00:05:32] gunshots during an altercation, according to reports. Although
[00:05:35] authorities recovered a vehicle linked to the case, the alleged
[00:05:39] shooter and others who allegedly facilitated his escape,
[00:05:43] remain at large.
[00:05:45] Let's talk now about this
[00:05:49] video that was recorded on camera. I will explain it to you.
[00:05:52] It captures the moment when a Muni train operator, this is in San Francisco, apparently
[00:05:56] fell asleep. There we saw
[00:05:59] that impact, seconds before crashing into
[00:06:03] another train, in this case another vehicle. The accident occurred in
[00:06:06] July, this was in July, although there were no passengers at this time,
[00:06:10] it is causing concern among passengers.
[00:06:12] Since they assure, it is not the first time something similar
[00:06:16] is happening. Yomara López has the
[00:06:18] report. This video obtained by Telemundo
[00:06:22] 48 shows the moment when this Muni train
[00:06:26] driver fell asleep. Here you can see how the driver fell
[00:06:29] asleep for approximately 9 seconds before
[00:06:32] crashing into another Muni train. The accident occurred last July 31st
[00:06:36] around 8:33 in the morning on 47th
[00:06:39] Avenue and Huawana Street in the Sanzet district
[00:06:43] of San Francisco. Two passengers were on the train, but
[00:06:47] were not injured. Well, I am exactly where
[00:06:51] this incident occurred. We spoke with a person who
[00:06:54] frequently uses public transportation. We asked her what she thinks
[00:06:57] about this video, if she feels safe
[00:07:00] after
[00:07:02] seeing it.
[00:07:05] This truly worries me, but it's also
[00:07:08] dangerous to get off these trains, sometimes they stop in
[00:07:12] the middle of traffic. We spoke with the supervisor of that
[00:07:15] district,
[00:07:19] who tells us that everything indicates that the accident was a driver's error
[00:07:23] and says: we are concerned that they are causing accidents. At
[00:07:26] the same time, Muni has reported to us that they are taking the
[00:07:29] necessary steps so that something similar does not happen
[00:07:33] again. Through a statement, the San Francisco transit company
[00:07:36] informed us that the preliminary investigation showed that it was
[00:07:40] a driver's error due to fatigue. The agency also
[00:07:43] informed us that they suspended the operator from his duties while
[00:07:47] the investigation is
[00:07:48] underway.
[00:07:51] Supervisor Allan Juan assures that this was an isolated
[00:07:55] incident and that they can continue using this transportation
[00:07:58] to go to school, work, and
[00:08:00] home.
[00:08:03] She says she will have no other option than to continue using Muni in the
[00:08:07] mornings and evenings, because every day she has to go to
[00:08:10] downtown San Francisco. In September of last year, a similar
[00:08:14] incident was reported in that city where the driver of
[00:08:18] a light rail train on the Nyudat line,
[00:08:21] heading downtown, fell asleep while the train
[00:08:24] accelerated around a curve, shaking passengers from one side
[00:08:28] to the other. From San Francisco, I am Mara López, Telemundo
[00:08:31] 48. We move on with images from
[00:08:34] Fairfield. On screen, we see firefighters working to contain
[00:08:38] the flames of a two-alarm house fire. These images are from Monday.
[00:08:41] Take a look. The incident occurred on
[00:08:45] San Diego Street, and authorities reported that this
[00:08:49] incident did spread to the neighboring
[00:08:52] house's garden. However, they report
[00:08:55] that there were no injuries during this incident. Now,
[00:08:59] images to show you here. You surely recognize our beautiful
[00:09:03] city of San Jose, a live camera
[00:09:06] where we have seen quite clear skies so far,
[00:09:09] but it seems the forecast could change due to
[00:09:13] the poor air quality coming from the Timber fire. And to
[00:09:16] expand on this information, Orlando Urquia is already with us. We have
[00:09:20] been, well, you have been monitoring this fire for quite a few
[00:09:24] days now, and how is the outlook? Is it still affecting our
[00:09:27] air quality here? It's still affecting the air quality, and I'm going to show you in the images. Good afternoon to
[00:09:31] everyone at home. Fortunately, as we were commenting,
[00:09:36] the city of San Jose, but if we look closely, especially at the
[00:09:40] hills, high above the hills, here it is. There's this
[00:09:43] slightly gray tone, which is the smoke that is still reaching our
[00:09:47] region. The Timber fire is still active, and the wind is pushing with the
[00:09:51] direction it brings, pushing that smoke towards the south of the bay, of course, and it's more noticeable
[00:09:55] during the day, right? We see it a little hazier, we could say that. Exactly.
[00:09:59] Also, in the morning hours, although in the morning it gets a little confused with the cloudiness that we are
[00:10:02] registering. We're going to talk about what will happen with the air quality forecast,
[00:10:05] and I want you to look at what I was showing a moment ago in the
[00:10:09] hills east of San Jose. I'm going to go back a moment to talk
[00:10:13] about that pollution that is observed in the hills east of San Jose. Here
[00:10:17] appears the smoke, but how is the air quality here in the Bay Area?
[00:10:21] These are current conditions. There is good news, at least for our
[00:10:25] cities of San Jose, San Francisco, San Rafael. Greetings to all our
[00:10:28] community in San Rafael. We have good air quality in our region. Timber fire,
[00:10:32] look at that number, it indicates that there are unhealthy conditions in the immediate
[00:10:35] areas of the fire, so please, I insist, stay
[00:10:39] informed about these conditions. In general, in the coming
[00:10:42] days here in the Bay Area, we will have these air quality
[00:10:46] conditions that will remain moderate, so moderate
[00:10:52] the Bay, are indicating that the most vulnerable groups are the ones who need to pay
[00:10:55] attention to these conditions that will remain for the rest of these
[00:10:59] weeks, while the smoke from the Timber fire continues to be emitted. What is happening meteorologically
[00:11:03] in our region? After that very cloudy sunrise,
[00:11:09] the bay. That cloudiness remains towards our coastal area. We do not have a rain forecast,
[00:11:13] especially at this time of the afternoon, although in the morning that condition of some
[00:11:16] drizzles will remain very early in the morning.
[00:11:20] Also, we must take into account that possibility of fog banks where
[00:11:23] it is definitely clear. It is towards the east of the bay. Remember that temperatures
[00:11:27] have been increasing. That heat pushes the marine layer
[00:11:30] towards our coastal area, but the clear
[00:11:33] conditions are definitely dominating towards the east of the bay. Look at the
[00:11:36] temperatures in Hong Kong, Brentwood, also Livermore, very high temperatures
[00:11:40] at this time of the afternoon, even south of the bay, San Jose, temperatures in the
[00:11:44] 80s, Morgan Hill, Gilroy, this afternoon with temperature values in the
[00:11:48] 90s, and that is what will continue in the coming days. It must be
[00:11:51] said that we do not have heat alerts in our region. That is good news. But
[00:11:55] still, you have to protect yourself from those temperatures, especially if you work exposed to these
[00:11:59] warm conditions that are occurring in different cities in our region.
[00:12:02] This is how the weather conditions will be in the afternoon in the city of San Jose,
[00:12:06] lots of sun, of course, in our coastal area, that cloudiness will remain
[00:12:09] very early in the morning. We will take a break now, but don't change the channel,
[00:12:13] because later on, I will be talking to you about
[00:12:17] how the 2026 fire season is behaving and
[00:12:21] why in the coming weeks we need to pay attention here in the Bay Area.
[00:12:27] They bought tickets for one of the World Cup matches, but on the
[00:12:31] day of the game, they got a bad surprise. Telemundo
[00:12:34] 48 responds, when we return,
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[00:12:51] From San Jose, I'm Johana, Telemundo
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[00:14:01] We have more details about the arrest of 49ers owner
[00:14:04] Jed York, as we have reported, York was arrested on
[00:14:07] Sunday in Ohio and accused of soliciting
[00:14:11] prostitution. In addition, the team spoke publicly for the first
[00:14:14] time about the incident. Damián Trujillo from our sister
[00:14:18] station NBC Bay Area joins us with more
[00:14:21] details. Kyle Shanahan says he has spoken every
[00:14:25] day since this incident with Jed York, but insists that the 49ers'
[00:14:28] focus now is only American
[00:14:32] football. Everything went normally for
[00:14:35] the 49ers. The team is preparing for its last preseason
[00:14:39] game this Thursday against the Raiders.
[00:14:43] In the center of the field were the main executives of the team, head
[00:14:47] coach Kyle Shanahan, general manager John Lynch,
[00:14:50] and the CEO of the 49ers. your
[00:14:54] message to the guys today, what was that? um, i don't need much
[00:14:58] message to the guys, that's um, i think that's kind of
[00:15:01] irrelevant. The coach said he didn't need to give
[00:15:04] a message to his players about the scandal facing the team
[00:15:08] owner. He added that he has spoken with Jed York in recent days and that
[00:15:12] it is obviously a difficult
[00:15:15] and very personal
[00:15:17] situation. The team
[00:15:23] leader Fred Warner also spoke. He said that everyone
[00:15:26] is aware, but at the same time he has a lot of affection and respect
[00:15:30] for Jed. New court documents say that on
[00:15:34] Saturday Jed York sent messages twice to an
[00:15:37] undercover advertisement on a website known for publishing
[00:15:41] prostitution services. After not receiving a response, the
[00:15:44] report indicates that York sent a message again on Sunday
[00:15:48] and was instructed to meet in a mobile home park in East
[00:15:52] Palestine, Ohio. The report indicates that police patrols
[00:15:56] surrounded York's rental vehicle and proceeded with his
[00:16:00] arrest.
[00:16:02] Despite this scandal, the
[00:16:04] 49ers players say their focus is on
[00:16:08] the sport and they are preparing for the start of the season.
[00:16:11] Working for you from Levi's Stadium, Damián Trujillo, Telemundo
[00:16:15] 48 news. Telemundo 48 responds to a San Jose viewer who
[00:16:18] longed to see a match during the World Cup, but
[00:16:22] as Allen Fernández tells us, she got a
[00:16:26] nasty surprise when she arrived at Levi's Stadium. Let's
[00:16:29] see. Betty and her husband were very excited to
[00:16:32] go to a FIFA World Cup match, so in September of last
[00:16:36] year, they bought tickets on the StubHub platform without
[00:16:39] knowing which teams would play, and then I saw
[00:16:43] oh, Paraguay versus how beautiful! On June 25th,
[00:16:48] in Santa Clara, and at home, we had
[00:16:51] it just 15 minutes away. A week before the game, Betty
[00:16:55] checked if the tickets were in her account that she had created on
[00:16:58] fifa.com, but she says she didn't find them. Alarmed, she called
[00:17:02] StubHub, and they told her that the tickets would be available one hour before the
[00:17:05] match, one hour before, but I'm supposed to be
[00:17:09] inside the stadium an hour before. She trusted what StubHub
[00:17:13] told her, but upon arriving at Levi's Stadium,
[00:17:16] I go to the gate, no, already in line to
[00:17:20] scan, but the tickets are not there, so they couldn't enter
[00:17:23] the stadium, and the people inside the stadium were
[00:17:27] enjoying themselves,
[00:17:30] shouting. The
[00:17:32] euphoria was, it was a truly
[00:17:36] difficult moment. I could say it was a bit traumatic.
[00:17:39] Disappointed, they returned home. Both called and
[00:17:43] emailed StubHub to demand a refund. In the
[00:17:47] end, they were told: no, we will not be able to give you any refund.
[00:17:50] Indignant and annoyed, she contacted Telemundo 48
[00:17:53] responds, and we contacted StubHub. We sent them the
[00:17:57] proof of purchase of the tickets, and after three weeks, the company
[00:18:01] reimbursed Betty the total amount of
[00:18:04] $1,91.56
[00:18:06] she had paid for the tickets. I let out a loud scream
[00:18:10] because I had to release that stress,
[00:18:13] that worry that I had inside
[00:18:17] me, and I said, oh no, my God,
[00:18:21] Telemundo does respond, that
[00:18:24] is real. It is also real that Betty and her
[00:18:27] husband have not been the only ones who had this bad
[00:18:30] experience. My colleagues in different states of the country
[00:18:33] received complaints from fans who experienced the same thing.
[00:18:38] FIFA blames its digital infrastructure.
[00:18:41] FIFA rejects that allegation, and StubHub
[00:18:44] maintains that every order was backed by its "Fan
[00:18:47] Protect" guarantee, which consisted of replacing a ticket or issuing a
[00:18:51] full refund. StubHub also offered Betty a
[00:18:54] 25% discount voucher for another future
[00:18:58] purchase, but she refused to accept it.
[00:19:01] We appreciate your trust. Telemundo 48 responds
[00:19:05] to our viewers. Here is our contact. You can call us at
[00:19:08] 844 4084848 or write to us at
[00:19:12] telemundo48.com slashresponds.
[00:19:15] Back to you. Very well, thank you,
[00:19:18] Arlen. Let's change the information. The 2026 fire
[00:19:22] season continues to advance in California, and the coming weeks
[00:19:25] require special attention. Orlando Urquia will
[00:19:29] explain to us how this year compares to previous seasons and why
[00:19:32] this danger is increasing. Orlando, how are you? How are you? Well, in the
[00:19:36] coming weeks, we definitely have to pay attention to the fire situation
[00:19:39] here in the Bay Area. I'm going to start with this question: Has 2026
[00:19:43] been an intense year in terms of fires here in California? Well,
[00:19:47] the data shows that it has. According to Cal Fire, so far this
[00:19:51] year, more than 173,400
[00:19:54] acres have burned in the state of California. This represents more than three
[00:19:58] times the area burned during the same period in
[00:20:02] 2025 and more than seven times, taking into account the
[00:20:05] average of the last 5 years. But the risk
[00:20:09] is also increasing in the long term. We have to say this because the
[00:20:12] Climate Central organization analyzes the so-called
[00:20:15] days with favorable conditions for fires.
[00:20:19] These are the days when conditions such as heat, dry
[00:20:22] vegetation, low humidity, and a lot of
[00:20:26] wind occur, and in some areas of California, these days have increased by more
[00:20:29] than 200%, this in the last five decades.
[00:20:33] And pay attention because we are entering the historically
[00:20:36] most dangerous period for the Bay Area. Let's remember that
[00:20:40] during this season, 9 years ago, a large
[00:20:44] fire occurred, the fire remembered as the Tubbs Fire of October
[00:20:47] 2017 that destroyed more than
[00:20:51] 5,600 structures in NAPA
[00:20:55] and Sonoma counties. But undoubtedly, our
[00:20:58] actions can make a difference. Avoid making
[00:21:02] campfires when the risk of fire is high, and of course,
[00:21:05] respect all restrictions. Remember that, unfortunately, nearly
[00:21:09] 87% of fires are caused by humans.
[00:21:12] We continue with more. Exactly, it's our turn to do our part. Thank you, Orlando. Pause, but when we
[00:21:16] return, we'll talk about a solidarity initiative by Shakira
[00:21:19] and a popular YouTuber. We'll tell you about it, and also
[00:21:23] organizations and families are arriving in the state capital to demand
[00:21:26] harsher sentences for minors who commit serious
[00:21:29] crimes. And look, this is how this tire shop in San Jose
[00:21:33] ended up after a fire broke out. At
[00:21:36] 6, we have testimony from the owner, who says he had invested all his
[00:21:40] savings in this
[00:21:41] business.
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[00:22:37] we explain the provisional waiver for those seeking residency,
[00:22:41] even if they have been here without permission. We are joined by lawyer
[00:22:44] Letie from The United Firm, the Defender League. Welcome.
[00:22:48] Thank you very much. Provisional pardon is processed in the United
[00:22:52] States when the main fault is illegal
[00:22:55] presence. If approved, you go to the interview with more confidence.
[00:22:59] Who can consider it? Spouses of citizens or
[00:23:02] residents and some children and parents. If the only serious problem
[00:23:06] is having remained without permission, it must be proven that
[00:23:09] denying it would cause serious difficulties for the
[00:23:12] qualified family. And what common mistakes can be observed?
[00:23:16] normally in this process? Well, hide arrests or salt.
[00:23:20] believe in shortcuts, deliver weak evidence, remember that
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[00:23:28] also remember that in the Defender League we don't judge,
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[00:23:56] we return talking about entertainment, the singer
[00:23:58] Shakira joined one of the most successful YouTubers
[00:24:02] to lead a solidarity project in Colombia, but also Ricky Martin returns
[00:24:06] to the world of acting, let's see this and more total
[00:24:09] access. Hello, friends, a lot is happening in the
[00:24:12] world of entertainment, starting with Shakira and the well-known content
[00:24:16] creator Mr. Beast, who have joined forces for Colombia and both
[00:24:20] have talked about a project in Barranquilla and Tom
[00:24:23] Cruise himself has witnessed that deal, see the images on screen and what
[00:24:27] we know so far is that they agreed to build more educational
[00:24:31] institutions in Colombia, Mr. Beast shared the agreement of this
[00:24:34] video through this video that you are seeing on screen on his YouTube channel
[00:24:38] where he is heard initiating this conversation telling Shakira
[00:24:42] "What if we do something together Shakira?" and well, she responded
[00:24:45] immediately, "Of course, let's do something together, what do you think in
[00:24:48] Colombia?" And well. That's how this kind collaboration began, which we are
[00:24:52] very excited to see happen.
[00:24:56] And meanwhile, opportunities keep coming for Ricky Martin, who will now
[00:25:00] debut on the big screen with "Water Man," Gael García
[00:25:03] Bernal's new movie. So far, Ricky had only
[00:25:07] previously played roles in television
[00:25:10] series, but this time is different because
[00:25:13] he will also be participating as executive producer in this
[00:25:16] anticipated dramatic comedy, which also has. and
[00:25:20] a trailer too, so I recommend you go watch that
[00:25:24] trailer, it's good. Yesterday on Top Chef VIP, friends, during the elimination
[00:25:27] challenge when the judges were about to give the verdict,
[00:25:31] Ferro came in and asked to take the place of the
[00:25:34] eliminated contestant, since for personal reasons he had to go somewhere else,
[00:25:38] there were shouts, obviously also many tears, but Ferro had already
[00:25:42] made up his mind and tonight on Top Chef VIP immunity is
[00:25:46] at stake with a guest who ignites rivalries and
[00:25:49] also unleashes confrontations, don't miss it, it's tonight at
[00:25:52] 7:6 central on Telemundo also on Peacock, these
[00:25:55] were the entertainment news, I am Silvana Efio, see you every
[00:25:59] morning on total access.
[00:26:02] And for the fans of the Divo de Juárez, Telemundo is
[00:26:05] preparing Juan Gabriel, Eternal Love, an emotional
[00:26:08] journey that will trace the
[00:26:11] transformation of Alberto Aguilera into the cultural phenomenon the world
[00:26:15] knew as Juan Gabriel. 10 years after his
[00:26:18] passing, this tribute will reveal the story of the man who, thanks to extraordinary
[00:26:21] talent and an unbreakable
[00:26:24] determination, defied the machismo of the 70s
[00:26:28] and 80s, to thus become one of the most
[00:26:32] influential Spanish-speaking artists. Juan Gabriel, Eternal Love, this
[00:26:36] Friday, at 10 PM, don't miss it here on Telemundo.
[00:26:39] And also remember that we are in the midst of a campaign to clear out
[00:26:43] shelters, so we invite you to join us this Saturday for a
[00:26:47] free adoption event. All the details
[00:26:50] are on screen and also on
[00:26:53] telemundo48.com. You know that we do this event
[00:26:57] every year in order to find a family
[00:27:00] for
[00:27:03] the region, isn't that right, Cesar, you also join in, of course,
[00:27:06] pets that can arrive, many people consider pets
[00:27:10] as part of the family, right, so there are dogs, there are
[00:27:14] cats and also on some occasions we have also seen farm
[00:27:17] animals, right, yes, even turtles too there are to
[00:27:21] choose from and it's for the whole family too, so you can bring your
[00:27:24] children, eh, your partner, everyone, everyone is
[00:27:27] invited, San Martin and Berkeley we will be there this Saturday, well,
[00:27:31] also this be talking about the reasons why the
[00:27:35] Trump administration wants to revoke about 200,000 visas and
[00:27:39] who would be affected, we will also see why the US
[00:27:42] government is issuing a travel warning
[00:27:45] especially for Mexicali,
[00:27:47] Mexico, so stay with us because we will be talking about these
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