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[00:00:03] Jealousy, you are mine, you are the wife of
[00:00:07] Boran, he did not
[00:00:07] die,
[00:00:11] devastating consequences
[00:00:12] will be unleashed,
[00:00:17] but not even tragedy will stop his thirst for
[00:00:20] revenge, everything will be different from now on, I
[00:00:23] am Boran, I am alive, this is just
[00:00:27] beginning, far from you.
[00:00:32] monitor the cloudiness. What is
[00:00:34] In San Jose, an officer was shot and a
[00:00:38] suspect was neutralized after a confrontation.
[00:00:41] Additionally, an 81-year-old man dies after being run over in
[00:00:45] Richmond, while leaving his favorite Mexican restaurant.
[00:00:49] the group originally from The suspect remains at large, and residents in Redwood City continue
[00:00:53] to be victims of scams with fake messages.
[00:00:57] They demand money. Thus we begin.
[00:01:02] This is your Telemundo 48
[00:01:03] newscast.
[00:01:06] Hello, welcome to your 11 o'clock edition. We're going to start
[00:01:11] protected more than 3 million tonight immediately in San Jose, an officer was
[00:01:13] shot and a suspect injured during a confrontation
[00:01:17] in a neighborhood. These are some of the images from that
[00:01:21] scene. Also there is our colleague Yomara Lopez.
[00:01:24] We see you, Yomara, you've been following this case. What
[00:01:28] information is known so far? Hello?
[00:01:32] Hello, Miriam? Good evening. Well guys, I'm right at the scene where
[00:01:36] this incident happened on Lick Street, also
[00:01:39] Goodyear Avenue, this is south of downtown San
[00:01:43] Jose. And look how this scene remains
[00:01:47] active. This shooting was reported approximately at
[00:01:51] 12:31 this afternoon, 9 hours
[00:01:54] later. The scene remains active, we see
[00:01:57] approximately nine, uh, police
[00:02:00] patrols. A while ago we also saw detectives,
[00:02:03] investigators, they are trying to figure out what happened. Let's
[00:02:07] now see these aerial images
[00:02:11] that show a little bit how those moments
[00:02:15] unfolded during the day. The truth is, guys, that right now we don't have much
[00:02:18] information. The only thing the police have confirmed today
[00:02:22] is that one of their officers
[00:02:25] was injured during a shootout and that he is
[00:02:28] in a hospital. And according to sources, we are told that this
[00:02:34] of police, patrol cars, tell me what officer is in Santa Clara Valley Center. We also know that the mayor of San
[00:02:38] Jose, Matt Mahan, also visited
[00:02:41] the officer this afternoon. We don't know how the officer
[00:02:44] is doing. We also have unconfirmed information
[00:02:48] that apparently the police neutralized the
[00:02:51] suspect, and for 4 or 5
[00:02:54] hours now they have informed us that they will give a press
[00:02:57] conference. We are waiting for
[00:03:00] that updated information, since we know we have many questions and
[00:03:04] we will be here, uh, trying to ask the
[00:03:07] authorities what happened. We don't
[00:03:10] know what caused this incident in an area with
[00:03:14] many restaurants and residences.
[00:03:17] Uh, we will be here monitoring, Miriam, back to you. Yes, quite
[00:03:21] a police presence in those images you showed us, Yomara,
[00:03:25] surely worried residents. We will be
[00:03:27] attentive, as you well mention, as soon as... more details are revealed. Thanks
[00:03:31] for that
[00:03:31] report.
[00:03:39] A suspect opens fire to rob a business, ending
[00:03:43] up wounding another person. Everything was captured on camera. More
[00:03:46] details about this later. Meanwhile,
[00:03:50] one person died and four more were injured in a series of
[00:03:53] stabbings that occurred Monday night in
[00:03:57] Oakland. Police located the victims in
[00:04:00] several places near Fruitvale and arrested a
[00:04:03] suspect minutes after the attacks. Residents of the
[00:04:07] area reacted to this tragic news.
[00:04:11] Well, it's scary because one
[00:04:13] is out there earning a living in the middle
[00:04:16] of the night, and that man is on drugs. He did what he
[00:04:20] did to the lady with the knife, and the truth is that we are not
[00:04:23] safe here in Oakland. Police reported that one of the
[00:04:27] injured is in critical condition and that the attacks seem to
[00:04:31] have been random, without any motive. The
[00:04:34] investigation continues.
[00:04:37] A family in Richmond is in mourning after
[00:04:40] an 81-year-old man named Rafael Delgado
[00:04:44] was fatally run over while leaving one of his
[00:04:48] favorite restaurants. The person responsible for this hit-and-run remains
[00:04:51] at large. Tonight we spoke with the victim's family, they
[00:04:55] are asking for help to find the person
[00:04:58] 29 years, fans in the East Bay responsible. Sunday night, when Mr.
[00:05:01] Rafael Delgado left his favorite Mexican restaurant
[00:05:05] in Richmond, but minutes later his family received devastating
[00:05:09] news. One of my sisters called me.
[00:05:12] And told me that my dad was in an accident and
[00:05:16] that a car ran him over and we didn't know
[00:05:20] how serious it was until we got to the
[00:05:23] hospital and they told us. For the family, it's
[00:05:27] a loss that comes in a particularly difficult month. In August
[00:05:31] 2007, they lost their mother. You can't imagine
[00:05:34] still being in the
[00:05:37] pain of losing our mother
[00:05:40] and then...
[00:05:42] in the same month our father. Don Rafael was 81
[00:05:46] years old. His daughter says he was the center of their family and that, among
[00:05:50] other things, he enjoyed growing nopales, one of his
[00:05:54] favorite foods. He was,
[00:05:57] he was everything to us. Police say the hit-and-run
[00:06:01] occurred on August 23rd, at around 8:30
[00:06:04] at night, at the intersection of 23rd Street and
[00:06:08] Coalinga Avenue. The 81-year-old man died as a
[00:06:11] result of his injuries.
[00:06:42] will organize a 3-day fundraiser to help his loved
[00:06:46] ones, a tribute to him because the truth is he was very
[00:06:50] loved and well-known in that place and we all called him
[00:06:53] Don Chente because he liked to sing Vicente Fernández's
[00:06:57] songs while the family deals with this loss
[00:07:00] they also ask for justice. That they
[00:07:03] be held responsible for what they did because they
[00:07:06] took away a a great
[00:07:09] a great piece of our heart. And
[00:07:13] they still have, they still have their
[00:07:16] lives. My dad doesn't. Police are investigating the case
[00:07:20] as a hit-and-run. They are still looking for the
[00:07:23] person responsible.
[00:07:25] Thanks again to the family for speaking with us. Another
[00:07:29] piece of news to tell you, one person died after a vehicle accident in the city of
[00:07:33] San Jose, near Hillsdale and Narváez Avenues. According
[00:07:36] to authorities, the accident occurred this Tuesday
[00:07:40] morning when a cargo truck
[00:07:42] collided with a tow truck that had a person working
[00:07:46] inside the bucket of the crane, which caused them to
[00:07:50] fall. They subsequently died from their
[00:07:53] injuries. The truck driver remained at the scene,
[00:07:56] cooperated with authorities, and this investigation is still
[00:08:00] ongoing.
[00:08:02] This Tuesday, a San Mateo County judge sentenced Leslie
[00:08:05] Velázquez, a woman accused of defrauding several families in
[00:08:09] Palo Alto, to 4 years in prison. Of
[00:08:12] these years, she will serve 18 months in county jail,
[00:08:16] followed by 30 months of mandatory
[00:08:19] supervision. In addition, the judge also ordered her to pay
[00:08:22] between 5 and $13, to several
[00:08:25] of the victims she had defrauded. On the other
[00:08:28] hand, a woman helped the Redwood City police arrest a
[00:08:32] 22-year-old extortionist in a fraud case. The
[00:08:36] victim informed us that she received a text message asking for
[00:08:39] money for an Apple Care service, but she
[00:08:43] did not fall for the trick. Instead, she called the
[00:08:47] authorities. Agencies like the Better Business Bureau
[00:08:50] tell us that fake text messages sent to
[00:08:53] cell phones continue to be an effective mechanism for
[00:08:57] many scammers. They used the name of Applecare,
[00:09:00] sometimes we see the same thing using other companies like
[00:09:04] Microsoft. Sometimes they use products and
[00:09:07] programs that we already know to see if they.
[00:09:10] look a little more legitimate.
[00:09:13] Authorities recommend the following: if you receive a fake
[00:09:17] text, do not reply to unknown texts, do not
[00:09:20] click on suspicious links, close
[00:09:24] the browser, and finally do not share your
[00:09:27] personal information in any case.
[00:09:31] In early August, San Jose
[00:09:34] residents voted in a public survey to choose the new
[00:09:38] name for the emblematic square located downtown, formerly
[00:09:41] called César Chávez. City leaders informed us that the
[00:09:44] new name is to be decided between Plaza de San José
[00:09:48] or Farm Workers Plaza.
[00:09:52] Around 10,000 residents participated in this
[00:09:55] survey. The Parks and Recreation Commission will vote to
[00:09:59] choose the new name next Thursday, and from there the
[00:10:03] Council will have the final decision.
[00:10:06] Upon returning, the number of
[00:10:10] abandoned vehicles in San Jose worries residents,
[00:10:13] but now you can report them. Also
[00:10:17] keep your eyes open because humanoid robots, look,
[00:10:20] participate in the tug-of-war competition.
[00:10:22] and a lunar eclipse will be visible this coming 27th
[00:10:26] here in the Bay Area. I will be recommending the places
[00:10:30] where there will be less cloudiness to be able to observe
[00:10:34] this astronomical phenomenon.
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[00:11:39] We are back with images
[00:11:45] to show you. It is what was left of a
[00:11:48] forest fire that occurred in Nevada. It broke out on
[00:11:52] Saturday. We see how these
[00:11:55] houses were practically in ruins. It has burned more than
[00:11:59] 15,000 acres of brush. It is currently 85%
[00:12:03] contained. We go to Monserrat Torres. She tells
[00:12:06] us if the affected residents have already been able to return to their
[00:12:09] homes. Hundreds of residents affected by the Hawk
[00:12:13] fire in Nevada are beginning to return to their homes, as announced by
[00:12:17] authorities in a press
[00:12:18] conference.
[00:12:21] They state that the entire east side of Highway 395 is open
[00:12:25] and that 9,300 people have been able to return to their homes,
[00:12:29] but warn that many could still be without electricity as there are
[00:12:32] downed power poles.
[00:12:36] The preliminary assessment determines that 47 homes and one
[00:12:39] commercial structure have been lost. What favored the rapid growth of this fire
[00:12:43] were the strong winds that were behaving erratically. When we inject
[00:12:46] oxygen into the flames, this facilitates
[00:12:50] combustion. Additionally, that area is surrounded by very dry
[00:12:53] vegetation that also becomes fuel for those flames and allows
[00:12:56] for rapid spread. Authorities ask not to fly
[00:13:00] drones in the area, as they assure, they endanger the aircraft that help in the
[00:13:04] efforts. Last night they identified a person who used a drone
[00:13:07] and are working with the federal aviation administration to see the
[00:13:11] violations committed. According to the National Weather System, southern
[00:13:15] Nevada is under an extreme heat warning. The agency adds
[00:13:19] that dangerous record-breaking heat continues across the south
[00:13:22] central United States to the southwest this week. A
[00:13:26] community resource center is expected to open on Friday, given the
[00:13:30] number of homes that have been lost in this fire in Nevada. Monserra
[00:13:33] Torres, Telemundo.
[00:13:36] See these images. It's a
[00:13:38] solar eclipse, but from Mars. And it's historic
[00:13:42] to be able to observe it from this point of view. NASA
[00:13:46] used the so-called Mastcam Z, the main camera
[00:13:49] system with zoom capability to capture
[00:13:53] images of Phobos, Mars' largest and closest
[00:13:57] moon. Scientists reported that this moon has an
[00:14:00] irregular shape and is slowly approaching the
[00:14:04] planet. There it is, how
[00:14:07] incredible. Our meteorologist Orlando Urquia joins us
[00:14:10] now to analyze this a little more, and we even discussed it
[00:14:14] before the newscast, didn't we, that we are among the lucky ones to
[00:14:18] see it for the first time, the first generation, not of humans, what
[00:14:22] a privilege, yes, what a privilege as you say. Good evening to everyone at
[00:14:25] home because definitely how many humans have been able to observe an eclipse from
[00:14:29] another planet, in this case a solar eclipse, it's a marvel to be able
[00:14:33] to count on this technology, we don't have any humans on Mars right now, it must
[00:14:37] be said, but it's thanks to technology that we can monitor what happens on other
[00:14:41] planets, yes, and hopefully more images will come, not this was like a
[00:14:44] little piece of what's coming in the future and the wonders of space, but something that we
[00:14:48] will be able to see here in the Bay Area and I'm already going to make the invitation, is a
[00:14:52] partial lunar eclipse that will be visible. between the night of the
[00:14:55] 27th and the beginning of the early morning of the next 28th, here I have all
[00:14:59] the data so you can write it down very well and keep this astronomical
[00:15:03] event in mind, we can't miss it, in fact the moon will turn
[00:15:06] those intense reddish tones that characterize lunar
[00:15:10] eclipses. When will the eclipse begin? Well, what you have to
[00:15:13] keep in mind is that at 7:38 on the
[00:15:16] 27th, that is, for Thursday, the moon will begin to rise
[00:15:20] here in the Bay Area, that will be the beginning of the
[00:15:23] eclipse for us here in the San Francisco Bay Area,
[00:15:27] exactly at 9:12 the
[00:15:30] peak of the eclipse will be occurring, there what we will be observing is how
[00:15:34] the moon will take on that intense red coloration, I want...
[00:15:37] you to notice one detail, not the entire surface of the moon will be
[00:15:41] covered by the shadow of our planet, this space
[00:15:45] here, this is what will not be covered, that's why it's called a partial
[00:15:48] eclipse, we're talking about almost 96% of the moon's surface
[00:15:52] will be covered by the shadow of our planet and this eclipse
[00:15:56] will definitely be ending in the early morning,
[00:15:59] the first, the first minute of the early morning of the 28th, exactly at
[00:16:02] 12:01 this eclipse will be ending
[00:16:06] for us in the Bay Area, of course, we have to
[00:16:09] going to happen with the cloudiness in the coming hours? Well, we're going
[00:16:13] to have a very clear Wednesday throughout the Bay Area. Look
[00:16:16] how wonderful, if the eclipse were tomorrow Wednesday, it would be wonderful to
[00:16:20] be able to enjoy it in our region. Bad news for
[00:16:24] Thursday, cloudiness will be increasing, especially in the South Bay, see San
[00:16:28] Jose, Morgan Hill, Gilroy, but definitely the
[00:16:32] best places to be able to observe this partial
[00:16:35] lunar eclipse will be the North Bay. Rosa, Napa,
[00:16:38] Fairfield, even the East Bay, cities like Livermore, there we will
[00:16:42] have less cloudiness, that is good news, I insist, to
[00:16:45] enjoy this partial lunar eclipse. In addition, the air quality
[00:16:49] we continue to talk about this situation, especially near the Timber fire, we continue with those
[00:16:53] unhealthy conditions. Good news for our cities, within the
[00:16:56] Bay Area we do not have bad air quality, but in the coming
[00:17:00] days, look at that forecast that those favorable conditions for that
[00:17:04] moderate air quality to increase are maintained. Take
[00:17:07] into account definitely these conditions, also the afternoon heat, temperatures remain
[00:17:11] around 90 degrees in the East, South Bay, cities like
[00:17:15] Gilroy, please hydrate very well, right now we don't have
[00:17:18] heat alerts, but definitely temperatures in the 90s
[00:17:22] mean you have to take precautions, next few days,
[00:17:25] mostly clear conditions, especially for Wednesday, which will actually be the warmest
[00:17:29] afternoon of this week, at least in the city of San Jose, maximum
[00:17:33] temperatures in the 87 degrees. Excellent
[00:17:36] night, thank you. Thanks Orlando for that information. Let's move on to another
[00:17:39] piece of news. Residents of a neighborhood in San Jose say they are
[00:17:42] upset about the number of abandoned vehicles they see
[00:17:46] daily on the streets of the city. Jessica Gallegos
[00:17:49] visited that area and will explain how to report this type of
[00:17:53] vehicle to the city. This is a report
[00:17:56] you will only see here on Telemundo 48. Well, I have
[00:17:59] seen a few, right? Because, as I tell you, many of us are looking for
[00:18:03] parking, right? And sometimes we don't find any, and I think that if it's
[00:18:07] not working, the vehicle is not used, then it's better to get
[00:18:10] rid of it. And look, walking through this same neighborhood, I found
[00:18:14] this other vehicle that has damage in the front
[00:18:18] and that has possibly been here for two weeks, or at least
[00:18:21] that's what this
[00:18:23] citation says.
[00:18:26] Given the residents' concern, we spoke with the
[00:18:29] San Jose Department of Transportation. 311 website
[00:18:33] or app that can be used in Spanish as well as English and Vietnamese and you
[00:18:37] want to go to
[00:18:46] They can be reported through the San Jose
[00:18:49] 311 app and website. There you must provide the
[00:18:53] vehicle's location and photographs to help
[00:18:56] identify it.
[00:19:02] The city will leave a warning and if the vehicle
[00:19:05] has not been removed from the location within three
[00:19:08] days, it will be towed days later. Keep in mind that
[00:19:11] an abandoned vehicle is one that is inoperable, has been parked for more than
[00:19:15] 72 hours, has broken
[00:19:18] windows, old tickets, and severe
[00:19:21] damage. Well, yes, I would like to do it because, as I say, we
[00:19:25] also need parking. From San Jose, working for you, I'm
[00:19:28] Jessica Gallegos, Telemundo 48 News.
[00:19:32] We want to remind you that if you or someone you know is
[00:19:36] going through a similar situation, do not hesitate to contact
[00:19:39] us to tell your story. You can send us a message
[00:19:43] via WhatsApp by scanning the QR code that appears on the screen
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[00:19:56] or in your community. At Telemundo
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[00:20:02] A tire shop was completely destroyed after a fire that was
[00:20:06] registered on Tuesday morning in San Jose. According
[00:20:10] to authorities, the fire occurred in the area of William
[00:20:13] Street. More than 50 firefighters arrived at the scene to
[00:20:17] contain the flames. The owner of the business informed us that
[00:20:20] he regrets the loss of his business after investing
[00:20:24] $150,000
[00:20:26] when he opened 2 years ago. He wanted to believe it wasn't
[00:20:30] true, because when he arrived, everything was
[00:20:33] burned. It was very hard to have it
[00:20:36] and then for this to happen now.
[00:20:40] Firefighters controlled the fire and reported that the
[00:20:43] flames did not spread to nearby buildings.
[00:20:46] No injuries were reported either.
[00:20:50] Just over 2 weeks before its expiration, uncertainty grows
[00:20:53] for thousands of Salvadorans protected by Temporary Protected
[00:20:56] Status. The benefit will expire on September
[00:21:00] 9th and could affect some 170,000 people who have
[00:21:02] lived legally here
[00:21:06] in the United States, many since the earthquakes that
[00:21:09] devastated El Salvador in 2001. Immigrant
[00:21:13] organizations ask Congress for a permanent solution while
[00:21:17] warning that without government or legislative action,
[00:21:21] thousands of beneficiaries could face detention
[00:21:24] and deportation processes after a recent Supreme
[00:21:28] Court ruling that blocked new legal
[00:21:31] challenges. But we know that if someone is in
[00:21:35] TPS it is because they have no other opportunities or they
[00:21:39] would have already taken them, that's why we continue to advocate for Congress
[00:21:42] and the administration to give
[00:21:45] time. Given this, experts recommend that Salvadorans
[00:21:49] with TPS consult
[00:21:51] with an immigration lawyer as soon as possible to determine if
[00:21:55] they qualify for permanent residency, asylum,
[00:21:59] humanitarian visas, or other immigration
[00:22:01] benefits. Now, pay close attention if you or someone
[00:22:05] you know has an immigration process in any of the United States
[00:22:09] embassies abroad. According
[00:22:12] to reports from immigration lawyers, hundreds of
[00:22:15] immigrants are stranded and more could also be left in
[00:22:18] limbo in their countries, since the
[00:22:22] consulates would be closed and would not be processing any
[00:22:26] cases. Luis Treto tells us more about this
[00:22:29] situation.
[00:22:31] Immigration lawyers are sounding the alarm, assuring that their
[00:22:35] clients who are going to US embassies or consulates for their
[00:22:38] immigration appointments are being met with a
[00:22:42] surprise. We have various clients waiting at the Consulate in Ciudad Juarez,
[00:22:46] Mexico, also in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, and they arrived in line.
[00:22:50] And, well, everything was closed. My husband, the husband of this
[00:22:53] immigrant who asked us to remain anonymous, is one of the people
[00:22:57] who traveled to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to process his permanent
[00:23:01] residency. He had his appointment scheduled for Tuesday, but
[00:23:04] when he arrived there, uh,
[00:23:07] well, they told him that all the appointments had been canceled
[00:23:10] and that they had to reschedule them.
[00:23:14] The immigrant claims his wife received only this notification asking her to call
[00:23:18] the embassy's call center to reschedule her appointment. Well,
[00:23:21] honestly, we are all in anguish because we are
[00:23:25] waiting. Well, we don't know how much longer the
[00:23:28] wait will be. The State Department, which administers US embassies and consulates,
[00:23:32] told us that earlier this year they began training
[00:23:35] their staff, with the aim that visa applicants do not become a public
[00:23:38] charge for the country. We suspect that it has to
[00:23:42] do with the staff they are using to cancel 200,000 visas for those
[00:23:46] who applied for political asylum. In a statement, the State Department
[00:23:50] told us, "In early August, we launched a global training initiative
[00:23:54] at all our embassies and consulates around the world. To
[00:23:57] carry out this exhaustive training, appointments for visa
[00:24:01] services will be adjusted. When there are changes in appointments
[00:24:05] for interviews, embassies and consulates will communicate directly
[00:24:08] any modifications to applicants." We were
[00:24:11] hoping that maybe an email would arrive now,
[00:24:15] but nothing has arrived, we don't know how much time
[00:24:18] will pass. The truth is that
[00:24:22] we waited a long time for that appointment to arrive. The recommendation
[00:24:26] from this immigration expert is to prepare if you have to leave the country
[00:24:29] for your appointment at one of the embassies or
[00:24:31] consulates. So they just have to be prepared economically,
[00:24:35] morally and emotionally to endure the time it takes
[00:24:39] for them to be called again. In Los Angeles, Luis Treto
[00:24:43] Note they made Telemundo
[00:24:44] 48.
[00:24:54] A suspect entered a business this Tuesday morning in
[00:24:58] New York, shot a customer who was on the
[00:25:01] premises, and subsequently died from his
[00:25:04] injuries. Authorities reported that this same
[00:25:07] suspect we see on screen would be related to another
[00:25:11] fatal shooting that occurred on Sunday. The subject
[00:25:15] was identified as Jesús Acosta, he is still at large and
[00:25:18] officers continue
[00:25:21] working to
[00:25:26] detain him. Humanoid robots were put to the test
[00:25:30] in a tug-of-war competition in Beijing,
[00:25:33] China. The challenge seeks to measure their strength, balance,
[00:25:36] coordination, and ability to detect the force exerted
[00:25:40] by the opponent. And now
[00:25:42] our sports expert joins us with all the
[00:25:45] information. It's not true, maybe a sport in the
[00:25:49] future. Well, no, I think I'm going to have to reinvent myself, I'm
[00:25:53] going to have to start studying, informing myself more about these disciplines,
[00:25:57] because it's an event with many, many types
[00:26:01] of competition where, well, these humanoid robots
[00:26:04] are starting to compete, imagine, among
[00:26:08] themselves. There was an audience, we have to say it, it's attracting
[00:26:11] attention, yes, it's attracting attention, so perhaps the first of many, who
[00:26:15] knows? Playing soccer, they are very
[00:26:19] funny. Let's talk about humans, because when we
[00:26:22] come back, we're going to tell you how the 49ers
[00:26:26] are handling this whole situation that the
[00:26:29] organization is going through.
[00:26:35] Working for you from Palo Alto, I'm Jessica Gallegos, Telemundo News
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[00:28:20] down with the San Francisco 49ers, it's true that the
[00:28:24] arrest of principal owner Jed York is a
[00:28:27] tough blow for the organization. The question
[00:28:30] is, does it have a strong impact
[00:28:32] on the sporting side? I tell you no, and the reason why is very
[00:28:36] simple. John Lynch as general manager and Kyle
[00:28:39] Shanahan as head coach have created a
[00:28:42] work culture these years that is very deeply rooted in the
[00:28:46] players, creating a bubble where the sporting aspect
[00:28:49] prevails over anything else. And today, in fact, on a radio
[00:28:53] press conference, Shanahan assured that despite greatly regretting the
[00:28:57] situation with Jed York, this will not affect the
[00:29:00] performance of his players.
[00:29:03] Um, my view is, as the coach, does it have effect on us as team?
[00:29:07] And that's what I continue to answer on from football standpoint, it has no effect on
[00:29:11] us. And as far as what we do day-to-day, what we talk about, and
[00:29:14] has been mentioned in a meeting today, it doesn't have to do with what happens on the field. Um,
[00:29:18] everything.
[00:29:25] The San Francisco Giants won again, and once again with the mark of
[00:29:29] someone who is on fire, Tony's ninth.
[00:29:32] once again made Oracle Park respected by defeating
[00:29:36] the Cincinnati Reds for the second consecutive night, 3 to 1, where
[00:29:40] the pitching worked to perfection again, and also
[00:29:43] Rafael Devers once again hit a
[00:29:47] home run that sent the
[00:29:50] ball all the way to the bay. It's the 28th
[00:29:53] home run of the season for the Dominican, who has already surpassed
[00:29:57] 120 hits. The Giants are smiling despite
[00:30:00] not playing in the playoffs in 2026 either. The Athletics
[00:30:04] gave a smile to the fans of Sacramento
[00:30:07] by also defeating the
[00:30:11] Minnesota Twins. And well,
[00:30:14] let's talk now about the Golden State Warriors who secured two
[00:30:18] new additions to the Bay. Brandon Williams, a
[00:30:22] 26-year-old point guard who comes from playing with the Dallas Mavericks,
[00:30:25] signed for a year for
[00:30:28] 2.6 million dollars. Also
[00:30:32] landing is Georges Niang, an experienced
[00:30:35] 33-year-old center who played
[00:30:39] last year with the Hawks. We're going to
[00:30:42] close with the news of the day because, Mexican soccer lovers,
[00:30:46] we will have a classic in the Bay on October 4th. América
[00:30:50] and Chivas will play an international friendly match, and the
[00:30:53] venue for the new chapter of this historic rivalry will be the
[00:30:57] Oakland Coliseum. After
[00:31:01] will enjoy the "Rebaño" and the "Azul
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[00:32:54] From San Jose, I am Johan Ochoa, Telemundo 48 News,
[00:32:58] working for
[00:32:59] you.
[00:33:03] We resume our coverage of the shooting in which an officer
[00:33:07] was shot and a suspect neutralized
[00:33:10] in San Jose. We return with Yomara Lopez, stay with
[00:33:14] us for this coverage, you are also at the scene, Yomara, what is the
[00:33:18] current
[00:33:18] situation?
[00:33:22] Well, at this hour we are waiting for an update from the police as
[00:33:26] they told us they would give us more information in a couple of hours, we are
[00:33:30] still waiting, but I am next to where this incident occurred
[00:33:33] on Lick Avenue and also Good Day Street,
[00:33:37] but we are going to talk to a witness, Joselin, thank you for talking to us tonight.
[00:33:41] Joselin, you were telling me that you were arriving in the
[00:33:45] afternoon and you saw all this scene
[00:33:49] you saw. Around 6:20 I was doing something for
[00:33:53] my sister, we started hearing the police, the ambulance,
[00:33:56] the firefighters, and we looked out because we were worried that it was
[00:34:00] on this side and we had been worried because there are many
[00:34:04] children here and they go to the parks so we were very
[00:34:07] worried. And Joselin, what did the police tell you, they came to talk to
[00:34:11] you, you told me? Yes, they told us to move aside because
[00:34:15] we couldn't cross there, neither cars nor anything could
[00:34:18] cross. Well, and I told you that an officer was injured and
[00:34:21] that a suspect was neutralized. When you hear this, what goes through your
[00:34:25] mind? You are 20 years old, there are children here. Well, it's
[00:34:29] scary, yes, it's scary for the children and for anything that
[00:34:33] might happen to you, it's also scary. Thank you for
[00:34:36] your time and we will stay here at the scene until the
[00:34:39] police give us an update on how all
[00:34:43] these details emerged. Back to you. Look at the studio, thank you Yomara,
[00:34:47] it's important to hear that perspective from the residents, that
[00:34:50] concern, those who at these hours of the night still
[00:34:53] do not know what the current situation is,
[00:34:57] what happened and of course we will be vigilant.
[00:35:01] Thank you Yomara for bringing us that report and we here at Telemundo
[00:35:04] 48 will also bring you the most updated information
[00:35:07] starting at 7:25 with our
[00:35:10] informative briefs, of course, at noon here on Telemundo
[00:35:14] 48 News and on our digital platforms. For now,
[00:35:18] the information is limited, but trust us that we are working
[00:35:21] for you and to bring you all the
[00:35:23] answers. Thank you for joining us, we'll see you tomorrow with more
[00:35:37] information, good night. Tonight, Telemundo news sleeps at home. Luis Aviles,
[00:35:41] the father of a marine deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln, was
[00:35:45] released by immigration authorities. The family, who requests privacy, is now
[00:35:48] awaiting the arrival of Joshua, who is aboard the naval
[00:35:51] ship. From the stage to a detention center, Cuban
[00:35:55] musician Degnis Bofill, a Latin Grammy winner, has been
[00:35:59] held for days.