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[00:00:34] Now on Noticiero Telemundo California, they seek to make sentences against juvenile
[00:00:38] offenders more severe, we will tell you who is requesting this before
[00:00:41] the legislators. In addition, residents comment that they receive
[00:00:45] daily messages from strangers, an agency tells
[00:00:48] us what to do to recognize if it is a scam. So
[00:00:52] we begin.
[00:00:54] This is your Telemundo California newscast at
[00:00:57] 5:30.
[00:01:00] Hello, I'm César Bayona, and I'm Miran Villarreal, thank you for
[00:01:03] tuning in. We are going to start by talking about two
[00:01:06] proposals, they propose changes to the juvenile justice system in
[00:01:10] California and one of them did not advance this year, while
[00:01:14] another continues its legislative process, yes, and it is Lupita
[00:01:17] Baltazar who has been following this issue and tells us what it consists
[00:01:21] stop, enjoy a unique show with of, Lupita. Families of victims and
[00:01:24] legislators met here this morning at the
[00:01:28] Capitol to talk about two proposals and that related to
[00:01:32] the juvenile justice system, they are
[00:01:35] listening, yes they are listening, it's a difference we are
[00:01:40] court, they removed the block of making. One of the proposals is AB2040,
[00:01:43] known as Lorenzo's Law, which sought
[00:01:47] to make it easier for judges to transfer young people accused
[00:01:50] of serious crimes to adult court,
[00:01:53] such as homicide, rape, kidnapping. That measure did not
[00:01:57] advance after being rejected in an Assembly
[00:02:00] committee in April. Another
[00:02:03] Thursday, temperatures in the triple digits for is SB 1157 which
[00:02:06] focuses on the programs that young people can be transferred
[00:02:09] to after being in secure juvenile treatment
[00:02:13] facilities. This proposal is still in the legislative
[00:02:16] process and was considered by an Assembly
[00:02:19] committee this month. I would like these
[00:02:22] changes to be for the
[00:02:24] decree, only people on the future, for our generation, so
[00:02:27] that these juveniles see that things are no longer
[00:02:31] as they were before when they were just given
[00:02:34] a small punishment, now the punishments will be bigger,
[00:02:37] we want them to take responsibility for what they have
[00:02:41] done. A report by the U.S. Department of Justice
[00:02:44] published in 2025, analyzed
[00:02:48] young people between 10 and 23 years
[00:02:50] old involved in the juvenile system. The study
[00:02:54] found that factors such as social support, self-control
[00:02:58] and participation in positive activities are
[00:03:01] related to a lower risk of re-offending.
[00:03:04] The crime.
[00:03:07] Assemblyman Joe said, we want them to be responsible for the crime
[00:03:11] they committed, and second, if you commit murder,
[00:03:15] even as a minor, the fact that you can
[00:03:18] have a better quality of life after only a few years, with
[00:03:21] the state paying for you to go to a California
[00:03:24] university, is absurd. The families told
[00:03:27] me that they will continue to seek these. And according to the
[00:03:30] assembly members, any change to these laws could
[00:03:34] take years. Working for you in Sacramento, I am Lupita
[00:03:37] Baltazar
[00:03:40] your visa to be able to enter, Telemundo. The Hawk fire shows important progress in northern Nevada where firefighters managed
[00:03:44] to contain 27% of the fire. Since Saturday, the
[00:03:48] flames have consumed more than 15,000 acres and destroyed at
[00:03:51] least 32 homes. It has also caused damage to another
[00:03:55] six. In addition, seven people have been injured
[00:03:58] including three firefighters.
[00:04:00] thousands of residents were evacuated while more than 900 first responders
[00:04:04] continue to work to control the emergency
[00:04:08] and some residents informed us that they have lost
[00:04:13] walked through several areas of the east of everything, let me tell you that we have had the house for less than a year, it is the heritage of my
[00:04:16] daughters, no, we were a little
[00:04:20] sad but I said, well, let it be what God wants, right? And thank
[00:04:24] God we came out unharmed without any problem, well the
[00:04:28] authorities are investigating the origin of... this fire that they say was
[00:04:31] caused by human activity, although they still
[00:04:35] have not determined if it was accidental or intentional, so
[00:04:38] this fight with these flames continues, but also this afternoon another
[00:04:42] fire was reported not related to this one that firefighters
[00:04:45] are already trying to extinguish, it is in Washoe
[00:04:49] County, this is in the Reno area, oh yes,
[00:04:53] we are talking about Reno which is near the border
[00:04:56] line of Nevada and California, it is.
[00:05:00] chajo, residents of Northern California should be worried,
[00:05:04] Orlando, totally, it's a situation that needs to be monitored because smoke has been reaching
[00:05:08] us, at this moment we do not have an unhealthy air quality
[00:05:11] condition in Northern California, specifically in Lake
[00:05:15] Tahoe, but this can change, because everything depends on
[00:05:18] how the wind moves, the direction of the wind, and a change in the
[00:05:22] wind direction can cause the contamination to increase
[00:05:25] in a matter of hours, hey, also seeing those
[00:05:30] flames are visible in the mountains, if the wind changes, it could
[00:05:34] also affect the city, yes, totally, that's the situation that needs to be
[00:05:37] monitored, the speed and direction of the wind that can push the smoke, in fact we are going to talk
[00:05:41] about that, how the contamination will be moving
[00:05:45] for us here in the state of California, look at these images, especially
[00:05:48] those points that appear in yellow, it means that we have a lot of smoke in the
[00:05:52] western part of the country, that smoke will continue to reach our region, that includes
[00:05:56] portions of the Bay Area, I was also mentioning the Timber fire in
[00:06:00] Monterey County, it continues to emit smoke, so it is a situation that needs to be
[00:06:03] monitored in San Jose, also towards Modesto,
[00:06:06] also portions of the Central Valley, the local fires in a
[00:06:10] timely manner will be increasing contamination. So please, we must be
[00:06:13] monitoring these conditions, for what reason? Because with smoke, it's not
[00:06:17] just that smell that comes, but it's the very small
[00:06:20] particles, I was mentioning it yesterday and it's important to remember, no,
[00:06:24] those particles are up to 30 times smaller than the
[00:06:28] size of a human hair, imagine how tiny they are that
[00:06:31] they can easily enter, some stay in the
[00:06:35] nose, others in the throat, but the smallest ones reach the
[00:06:38] lungs and once here they travel throughout the body,
[00:06:42] and that can trigger multiple diseases, so please, if
[00:06:46] alerts for poor air quality are activated or increase, as it is at this
[00:06:50] moment in the afternoon, remember that the use of a mask
[00:06:53] must be prioritized, especially for people who already have some
[00:06:57] respiratory condition, in our region, as I was mentioning, we have those alerts
[00:07:01] for poor air quality, especially towards portions of the central valley,
[00:07:05] specifically Madera Merced, keep these conditions in mind due to the smoke that is coming,
[00:07:09] temperatures do not help, the heat is being felt and we will continue with those
[00:07:12] temperatures, at least until Wednesday,
[00:07:16] Madera, Fresno along the central valley, that heat remains in the 90-degree
[00:07:19] range for cities like Sacramento, fortunately in the
[00:07:23] Bay Area we do not have heat alerts, San Jose very pleasant in the
[00:07:27] 80s at this moment our coastal area with that marine layer that
[00:07:31] keeps temperatures more pleasant, here we have the cause of the
[00:07:34] heat, notice that it will practically not be moving, causing that intense
[00:07:38] heat wave that is affecting Southern California, so keep that in mind if
[00:07:42] you plan to travel, for example, to the city of Los Angeles, in the coming
[00:07:45] days, see the temperatures, at least until Thursday, as I was commenting, in the high
[00:07:49] 90s for Sacramento, here in the Bay Area we will stay in a pleasant
[00:07:53] 80s as I was mentioning for the city of San
[00:07:56] Jose, back to you, that's right, and
[00:07:59] we return with this alert because many people continue to fall
[00:08:03] for those lies of scammers who are using
[00:08:06] cell phones to send fake messages to
[00:08:10] demand money from their victims. Yes, many have
[00:08:13] had those experiences, so Flavio Lacayo explains to us about a
[00:08:17] case that happened in Redwood City, but also what
[00:08:20] you can do at home to not fall victim to this, let's
[00:08:23] see, these types of scams here are called tax
[00:08:27] scams, text scams or fake text messages
[00:08:30] sent to cell phones continue to be an
[00:08:33] effective mechanism for many scammers who use this medium
[00:08:37] to steal money from those who respond to their demands, as they
[00:08:41] explained, not to rush everything, but to pause and
[00:08:44] verify if the information they are sending, either by
[00:08:47] phone, email, or even by phone call, is
[00:08:51] legitimate. In Redwood City, a woman helped the police catch a
[00:08:55] 22-year-old extortionist in a fraud case. She received a
[00:08:58] text asking for money for an AppleCare service, but
[00:09:02] instead of falling for the trap, she called the police. They used the
[00:09:06] name AppleCare, sometimes we see the same thing using other
[00:09:09] companies like Microsoft, sometimes
[00:09:12] they use products and programs that we already know to make
[00:09:16] themselves look a little more legitimate, we asked some
[00:09:20] people in Redwood City and they told us that they also receive
[00:09:23] fraudulent text messages frequently, I receive them quite
[00:09:27] often, but I don't pay attention to them, I just delete them and that's all I do, if
[00:09:31] it's real or if it's fake, others say that
[00:09:34] sometimes it's difficult to differentiate the truth from the scam, but you should
[00:09:37] always doubt strange text messages, they want to catch someone
[00:09:41] vulnerable and that falls for those things,
[00:09:44] but you have to know that most of the time it's just
[00:09:48] lies. Other recommendations are: do not respond to texts from
[00:09:51] strangers or suspicious links, those that ask you
[00:09:54] to click on a word, close the browser
[00:09:57] and never share personal information or passwords. If you want
[00:10:01] to verify the scams that are happening in real time here in our
[00:10:04] communities you can go to our scam tracker at
[00:10:08] bb.org there you can put the name of the
[00:10:11] company. you can put phone number, the name of the person and
[00:10:15] you can verify if there are other people who have reported this type of
[00:10:18] scams. In Redwood City, working for you, Flavio Lacayo, Telemundo
[00:10:22] California news. identify several suspects for a
[00:10:25] violent robbery that occurred on August 9th, the victim was
[00:10:28] attacked from behind while walking home
[00:10:31] and after being chased and beaten, her cell
[00:10:34] phone, valued at $1,
[00:10:38] was allegedly stolen, and as a
[00:10:40] result of the assault, the victim suffered a fractured leg,
[00:10:44] so now the authorities are asking for the community's help to locate
[00:10:47] those
[00:10:48] responsible.
[00:10:51] The Supreme Court revives a controversial executive order from the president
[00:10:55] on mail-in voting, we'll tell you more, next.
[00:10:57] The
[00:11:00] United States issued a security alert for its citizens in
[00:11:03] Mexicali, I'll tell you what's happening.
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[00:12:12] President Donald Trump's government is preparing for what would be the largest
[00:12:16] visa revocation in its history and which would impact
[00:12:20] thousands of immigrants, yes that is important because at least
[00:12:23] 200,000 who applied for asylum in the United
[00:12:26] States, could lose their tourist or business visas if
[00:12:30] this plan for mass revocation is concretized.
[00:12:34] Sebastián Agudelo will explain it to us. The measure
[00:12:37] would affect foreigners with B1 and B2 tourist and business visas that
[00:12:41] entered and were issued between 2016 and
[00:12:44] 2026. But what does it mean to revoke the visa if it is assumed that when an
[00:12:48] immigrant applies for asylum they can no longer leave and re-enter the United
[00:12:51] States and the visa loses its function.
[00:12:55] trying to do by revoking these visas is, let's say, in some
[00:12:58] way to be able to use this revocation of this visa in the future,
[00:13:02] either for an accusation, for example, of fraud
[00:13:05] eventually if the person had another form of
[00:13:09] relief, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service allows you to file several
[00:13:13] immigration processes simultaneously, however,
[00:13:16] if you are going to change from asylum to a family petition with a revoked visa,
[00:13:19] you could be affected, that is, adjusting your status through marriage
[00:13:23] or in the future leaving the country and
[00:13:27] trying to re-enter, using this revocation as something
[00:13:30] negative in your immigration history, and there are two types of
[00:13:33] asylum, affirmative and defensive, affirmative is for those who entered the
[00:13:37] United States with a visa and later changed their
[00:13:39] status to asylum, but then what is the risk of this
[00:13:43] revocation, if you came with a tourist visa you are asking the American
[00:13:46] government to let you enter to do tourism in the United States,
[00:13:50] but if you enter under a tourist visa two months
[00:13:53] later or within a certain time you apply for
[00:13:57] asylum, well then you didn't come to do tourism, you came
[00:14:01] to apply for asylum and you used
[00:14:05] so that can be or it can serve the American government to
[00:14:09] later accuse you of fraud, and that could apply to people who applied
[00:14:12] for asylum between 2016 and 2026, but if you plan to
[00:14:15] apply in the coming days, remember to consult with your lawyer Sebastián Agudelo
[00:14:19] Gómez, Telemundo, just over two
[00:14:23] weeks before its expiration, uncertainty grows for thousands of Salvadorans
[00:14:27] protected by Temporary Protected Status, the benefit
[00:14:30] will expire on September 9th and could affect some
[00:14:34] 170,000 people who have lived
[00:14:36] legally in the United States, many since the
[00:14:40] earthquakes that devastated El Salvador in 2001. Pro-immigrant
[00:14:43] organizations ask Congress for a permanent solution
[00:14:46] while warning that without government or legislative
[00:14:50] action, thousands of beneficiaries could face
[00:14:54] detention or even deportation after a recent
[00:14:57] Supreme Court ruling that blocked new legal
[00:15:00] challenges, but we know that if someone is on
[00:15:04] TPS it's because they have no other opportunities or if
[00:15:08] not they would have already taken them, that's why we continue
[00:15:11] to advocate to Congress and the administration to give
[00:15:14] time. Well, experts recommend that Salvadorans
[00:15:17] with TPS consult with an immigration lawyer
[00:15:20] as soon as possible to determine if they qualify for permanent
[00:15:24] residency, asylum, humanitarian visas or other types of
[00:15:28] immigration benefits. ICE arrests reached nearly
[00:15:31] 50,000 in July, the highest monthly figure
[00:15:34] recorded during President Donald Trump's second term.
[00:15:38] According to data analyzed by the Associated Press,
[00:15:41] 49,571 arrests were reported in July,
[00:15:44] an increase of 15% compared to the 43
[00:15:47] who were detained on July 21,
[00:15:51] June, and an increase of almost
[00:15:53] 70% compared to the 29,241
[00:15:57] recorded in February, while immigration detentions in the
[00:16:01] United States reached their highest level in July during Trump's
[00:16:04] second term, data obtained by the University of
[00:16:08] California at Berkeley show that ICE arrested almost
[00:16:11] 50,000 people, an increase of 15% compared
[00:16:15] to June. Texas and Florida concentrated a large part of
[00:16:19] the operations while the government reinforces its deportation
[00:16:22] policy with more funds and thousands of new agents.
[00:16:26] The Supreme Court ruled in favor of President Trump in a case
[00:16:30] related to mail-in voting. And although it is uncertain how
[00:16:33] much impact the court's ruling will have, it has already sown
[00:16:37] uncertainty about this method that almost a third of the country uses to
[00:16:41] vote, yes, since in some states, mail-in
[00:16:44] ballots will begin to be sent out starting next
[00:16:48] September, this giving way to the mid-term elections where there is,
[00:16:52] of course, a lot at stake.
[00:16:55] Randy Serrano tells us more:
[00:16:59] the Supreme Court gave the green light to a controversial
[00:17:02] presidential measure that seeks to limit mail-in
[00:17:06] voting. The decree, which orders the government to make a list of
[00:17:09] eligible citizens, had already been blocked by a lower
[00:17:13] court, but now revived by the higher
[00:17:17] the judicial order that
[00:17:21] would have stopped all this and allows the process to
[00:17:24] begin, but in limited terms, it is that
[00:17:27] despite the victory that the Supreme Court gave the president, the
[00:17:30] ruling does not determine the legality of the decree,
[00:17:33] so the legal battle is expected to continue in the run-up to the next
[00:17:37] mid-term elections, each state, the Ludac organization is
[00:17:41] part of the lawsuit against the government and fears that the process will discourage
[00:17:45] voters from going to the polls and the president is very worried that he
[00:17:49] will lose the leadership in
[00:17:51] Congress at the end of the day, they are doing everything they
[00:17:55] can to limit the
[00:17:58] Latino vote, under Trump's
[00:18:02] list of eligible voters created by the
[00:18:05] Department of Homeland Security. The president insists
[00:18:08] without evidence that mail-in
[00:18:10] voting
[00:18:14] promotes electoral fraud, despite the fact that he
[00:18:17] himself
[00:18:21] has voted more than once by mail, a single vote
[00:18:25] is enough reason for the necessary measures to be taken to avoid
[00:18:28] any type of fraud. According to Trump's decree, voters in states
[00:18:32] that do not cooperate would not receive the ballot. These begin
[00:18:36] to be sent by some states starting in
[00:18:39] September. According to figures from the Electoral
[00:18:42] Assistance Commission, in 2024, almost 30% of the
[00:18:46] electorate voted by mail, that year the postal service processed more
[00:18:50] than 99 million ballots. In
[00:18:53] Washington, Randy Serrano, Telemundo. Well, this
[00:18:56] attracted a lot of attention because the US government issued a travel alert for
[00:19:00] Americans planning to visit Mexicali. This is said to be for
[00:19:04] security reasons. But besides that, Mexican authorities
[00:19:07] assure that they have not found an imminent risk before the alert
[00:19:11] and as Jasibe Pérez informs us, security was
[00:19:14] reinforced, but they also called people to remain
[00:19:17] calm.
[00:19:21] The uniformed officers patrol the streets and observe every space and
[00:19:24] movement, as Mexicali woke up under uncertainty and
[00:19:28] fear after the United States issued an alert for its
[00:19:31] citizens due to a potential security
[00:19:34] threat. There was an alert. the
[00:19:37] possibility of a criminal group there.
[00:19:41] Earlier, the President of Mexico said that she did not have more details of said
[00:19:45] warning and that the neighboring country had decided with the
[00:19:48] data from its own agencies to report on the danger to its
[00:19:51] compatriots. There is no more information on what this alert
[00:19:55] could be, but simply to be
[00:19:58] attentive and vigilant in Mexico.
[00:20:02] Telemundo requested a statement from the U.S. State Department,
[00:20:05] which responded that the warning remains at
[00:20:08] level three due to terrorism, crime and
[00:20:11] kidnappings, for which it asked its citizens to suspend
[00:20:14] activities in the border city, as well as
[00:20:17] travel to that destination, and if they were already there, to avoid
[00:20:21] government buildings, seek refuge in case of an
[00:20:24] incident, contact family members, follow the instructions of the
[00:20:28] Mexican police authorities and stay
[00:20:31] informed and alert. Given this situation, Mexicali reinforced
[00:20:35] the security operation and specified that patrolling and
[00:20:38] surveillance will be maintained for as long as necessary. The
[00:20:42] Tricolor Security Cabinet confirmed that they have not
[00:20:45] identified elements that confirm an imminent or
[00:20:48] specific risk, so they called on the population to remain
[00:20:52] calm and continue with their activities, the shelters are functioning
[00:20:55] normally, yesterday some portals that had been closed were announced,
[00:20:59] which was completely false, so we must be attentive to
[00:21:03] the information that flows during the day,
[00:21:06] through their official channels, Canada joined the U.S. alert
[00:21:10] and asked its compatriots to take
[00:21:13] precautions, in Mexico, Jasive,
[00:21:16] Telemundo. Let's take a break, we will talk about how wildfires
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[00:21:23] planet and which have been part of California for hundreds of
[00:21:27] years.
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[00:23:12] On screen you see a baby raccoon walking with
[00:23:15] its mother, its siblings. This was on Saturday night in the city of
[00:23:19] Vacaville. But if you look closely, you can see in the
[00:23:22] images, it has a trap on one of its
[00:23:25] legs. Authorities reported that if you see this
[00:23:29] animal, please contact the Solano County
[00:23:32] Wildlife Rescue Center so they can
[00:23:35] assist it. Let's go now to the heart of California, where some of the most
[00:23:39] impressive living beings on the planet stand tall. We are
[00:23:43] talking about sequoia trees. Yes, they are giants that have survived
[00:23:46] such a powerful and fragile balance, but today, that balance
[00:23:50] is changing, and understanding it is also key to their
[00:23:53] future. Vanessa Hawk brings us the
[00:23:56] story.
[00:23:59] There are three types of sequoias in the world, and California is
[00:24:03] home to two of them: giant sequoias and
[00:24:06] redwoods, the tallest trees on the planet.
[00:24:09] Trees so ancient and enormous that they seem to defy time. It is
[00:24:13] the largest organism in the world, uh, they live for thousands
[00:24:17] of years and are adapted to live with...
[00:24:21] fires, despite their imposing size, their roots are shallow,
[00:24:24] yes, they intertwine with other trees
[00:24:27] as well, so they form a
[00:24:30] network where they can exchange this
[00:24:34] water and nutrients and help
[00:24:37] uh also to warn when one is
[00:24:40] attacked or is suffering from
[00:24:43] drought, but their survival also depends on a
[00:24:47] key element, fire. The
[00:25:50] not putting out fires, but in recovering the lost
[00:25:52] balance. We are doing controlled burns
[00:25:56] also there are new collaborations with the tribes
[00:25:59] here who have cared for the sequoias for thousands of years.
[00:26:03] a solution that looks to the past to protect the future of one of the most
[00:26:07] extraordinary living beings on
[00:26:09] the planet. Among these giants, life
[00:26:13] continues, lives that depend on the balance that these
[00:26:16] legendary sequoias give us. Vanessa
[00:26:19] Auck, Telemundo news. That's right
[00:26:22] and at the beginning we were talking about hundreds of years, but these trees have spent thousands of
[00:26:26] years in that area. And by the way, they are
[00:26:29] also saying that these low-intensity fires are necessary
[00:26:33] because what they do is they make
[00:26:37] those little pinecones that you see burst open, those are the
[00:26:40] seeds so that these plants can continue to reproduce,
[00:26:44] ah, yes, it's important to understand this process because sometimes we see
[00:26:48] fire as the enemy, right? And we associate it with something negative, but in
[00:26:51] this case, controlled fires can benefit sequoias,
[00:26:55] those trees that mainly grow here in California, they are not
[00:26:59] native to the state, that's right, that's right, and also talking about these
[00:27:03] low-intensity fires, they also burn all that
[00:27:07] small grass that is around the trees so they can
[00:27:10] continue to live, so let's take good care of them because they are
[00:27:13] part of our ecosystem here in California, yes, we have to do
[00:27:17] our part, well today at 6 we are
[00:27:20] going to be talking about the surveillance cameras that show, look
[00:27:23] at the moment when this subject randomly attacked a
[00:27:27] woman, this is one of multiple stabbings that were
[00:27:30] registered in Oakland, so we will be. Talking about this
[00:27:33] investigation and also they tried to rob a house,
[00:27:37] but after an act of bravery by one of the victims, one of the attackers
[00:27:41] ended up dead, we are going to tell you how these
[00:27:45] events happened, so stay with us because we have much more
[00:27:49] information for you, when we return.
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[00:29:34] Panic on an Oakland street, he began stabbing anyone who crossed his path,
[00:29:38] leaving one dead and several injured. Also in Fremont,
[00:29:41] minors entered a house to rob, but were
[00:29:44] surprised. Their feat ended with the death of one of
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[00:29:58] This is your Telemundo
[00:30:00] 48 newscast.
[00:30:03] We are going to start by talking about the bloody and deadly night that was experienced in
[00:30:06] Oakland this Monday, this was the scene around
[00:30:09] multiple stabbings, yes, according to reports, a man
[00:30:15] the city also stabbing various people,
[00:30:19] we have a map to show you where we can see where those
[00:30:22] incidents happened, where those victims were reported,
[00:30:25] eventually the suspect was arrested, however, it is reported
[00:30:29] that there is one deceased person. Andrés Brender explains.
[00:30:33] One of the stabbings that occurred on Monday night in the Fruitvale area of
[00:30:37] Oakland was captured on video, but it was not the only one.
[00:30:40] In fact, the first one that was reported after 7:20 was at César
[00:30:44] Chávez Park. The authorities reported that upon arrival they found
[00:30:48] a person who suffered knife wounds despite attempts
[00:30:51] to save his life, he was pronounced dead at the
[00:30:54] scene. The second victim was located according to the Oakland
[00:30:58] police here in the.