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[00:00:00] animals and highlights the great work of Amber as a therapy
[00:00:03] dog. We will, what a beautiful story and we want
[00:00:07] processes after a recent Supreme to invite you to join Telemundo and NBC
[00:00:10] to empty the shelters, this
[00:00:13] beautiful initiative invites you to adopt and if you want
[00:00:17] to make a donation, you can find more information
[00:00:21] at the code on the screen, this campaign
[00:00:24] ends on August 31st, have a wonderful
[00:00:27] day, our time is running out, but we'll wait for you. Tomorrow with much more from the
[00:00:31] world
[00:00:34] of. After a shootout with a subject who barricaded
[00:00:38] himself in a home with a family inside, a San Jose police officer
[00:00:42] is recovering from his injuries after a deadly confrontation
[00:00:45] with an armed robber who was trying to escape. Millions of
[00:00:49] experts and it is that according to what they explain to us dollars in damages is what the technology
[00:00:53] company Meta will have to pay to several states after reaching
[00:00:56] an agreement in court, a case that could set a precedent. With
[00:01:00] this and more, we begin at
[00:01:03] apparently one of noon. This is your Telemundo
[00:01:06] California news at noon.
[00:01:10] Maybe this same thing happens in your neighborhood, where you find abandoned
[00:01:14] vehicles and the authorities don't respond to your complaints. We're going to
[00:01:17] talk about a specific case a little later,
[00:01:20] but let's start in the city of San Jose with an armed confrontation that
[00:01:24] occurred less than 24 hours ago and left a sergeant wounded by
[00:01:28] a bullet and a family scared. an armed robber broke
[00:01:32] year with new facilities, information after into their house to hide from the authorities who were
[00:01:35] looking for him. Chris Sanchez has the latest on the
[00:01:38] case. The San Jose police officer is
[00:01:41] recovering and we could say the
[00:01:44] blood glucose levels, because same for a young San Jose family who found
[00:01:47] themselves trapped in their own home while this
[00:01:51] shooting happened. It all started around noon
[00:01:54] protected more than 3 million yesterday, when officers
[00:01:57] saw a man identified as a suspect
[00:02:00] in a two-person armed robbery, when they approached the
[00:02:04] vehicle, the suspect threatened the officers with the
[00:02:07] weapon and fled in a car, then crashed into at
[00:02:11] least one car and shortly
[00:02:14] eating and that helps after abandoned the vehicle on Lake Avenue and Goodier Street, from there he fled on
[00:02:18] foot half a mile to the area of Almaden Avenue and
[00:02:22] Floyd Street where he forced his way into a home with a
[00:02:25] family inside. Just super grateful for SAPD and their
[00:02:29] bravery.
[00:02:35] The father says that his children and grandchildren hid in a closet
[00:02:39] and as soon as two officers arrived, they found the
[00:02:42] suspect also hiding in the home. According to the police,
[00:02:45] it was at that moment that the suspect fired several times,
[00:02:49] shooting an officer, the officers also fired and the
[00:02:53] suspect was fatally wounded. The family was
[00:02:56] rescued without physical harm, the officer
[00:02:58] suffered critical injuries, but is
[00:03:01] stabilized, this is the second time this year that a San Jose
[00:03:05] police officer has shot a suspect,
[00:03:08] we expect an update at
[00:03:12] 3 this afternoon in San Jose, Chris Sanchez, Telemundo
[00:03:15] California, we will be on top of it, thank you, Chris, see, we are going to talk now about
[00:03:19] a case that could set a precedent, the technology company Meta
[00:03:22] reached an agreement, yes, finally with California and other
[00:03:25] 27 states in a lawsuit alleging that Instagram
[00:03:29] and Facebook are designed to generate
[00:03:32] addiction, well I'll explain, for this reason, Meta presented a series of
[00:03:36] measures to prevent minors from spending too much time on its
[00:03:40] platforms, one of them is a night block between midnight and
[00:03:43] 6 in the morning for users
[00:03:45] they see daily in their neighborhoods, in under 18 years of age. In a statement, Meta
[00:03:49] indicated the following: Meta continues to establish limits and blocks
[00:03:53] during the night, more measures will be implemented to prevent
[00:03:56] minors from accessing the platform.
[00:04:00] A woman is sentenced for defrauding several families
[00:04:03] from East Palo Alto, well, this Tuesday a San Mateo County judge
[00:04:07] sentenced Leslie Velázquez, who you see on screen, to 4 years
[00:04:10] in prison, of which she will serve 18 months in jail
[00:04:14] followed by 30 months of mandatory supervision. After
[00:04:18] pleading no contest to five felony charges, the judge
[00:04:21] denied probation and ordered restitution to the
[00:04:24] victims for thousands of dollars. And since
[00:04:27] we are so in need of moving, I
[00:04:30] accepted, I trusted her word because she seemed like a very
[00:04:34] sincere lady. Well, she and many other victims say
[00:04:37] that they placed all their trust in Velázquez, in an interview conducted in
[00:04:41] December of last year. In addition, many
[00:04:43] Francisco, we would be seeing in of the victims, we know, will receive between 5 and 13 percent
[00:04:47] extracts the water from compensation. In San Jose, the driver of a truck
[00:04:51] crashed into a crane that was holding a worker while he was
[00:04:55] repairing a street light. Police corroborate that this happened on Tuesday
[00:04:58] morning, the employee, whose identity has not yet been revealed, fell to
[00:05:01] the pavement and unfortunately lost his life. The mayor, for his part,
[00:05:05] lamented his death in a statement. Police reported that the truck
[00:05:09] driver is cooperating with the investigation. And in
[00:05:13] Patterson, a man is arrested for allegedly committing lewd acts
[00:05:16] against a minor at a daycare.
[00:05:20] Gabriel Preciado has the details of this case, we want to warn you that
[00:05:23] in this report we will talk about sexual abuse and discretion is
[00:05:26] recommended. According to reports from investigators, a minor during an
[00:05:30] interview with Kier stated that the husband of the daycare owner had allegedly
[00:05:34] committed lewd acts, after the events, José Martínez was arrested,
[00:05:37] who faces the following charges: lewd acts
[00:05:41] with a minor under 14 years of age, oral
[00:05:44] copulation, child endangerment, and transportation
[00:05:48] of a minor for a sexual act. Upon arriving
[00:05:51] at the home where the daycare operates, the owner and wife of
[00:05:54] Martínez allowed us access and told us that due to investigation
[00:05:57] issues she could not make statements, as we can see inside
[00:06:01] we are doing this tour, this is how the
[00:06:04] authorities after their visit left those facilities,
[00:06:08] we are observing how the daycare itself is maintained, they focused
[00:06:11] part of their attention on this room where
[00:06:16] the minors in question with this
[00:06:18] incident slept and rested, that is the
[00:06:22] room, very close to them is this bathroom that according
[00:06:25] to the daycare owner Carina Salgado is exclusively
[00:06:29] for minors, this is the bathroom in question,
[00:06:32] inside I found some mothers who came to the place, which is not
[00:06:36] currently operating and said that the news took them by surprise.
[00:06:40] and they ask that this accusation be clarified, that's why it seems very
[00:06:44] strange to me that they are making
[00:06:47] speculations because for me it's just speculations
[00:06:50] and we just have to wait for God
[00:06:54] to clarify everything, for the truth to come
[00:06:58] out, I'm impressed with the
[00:07:01] news because my son
[00:07:04] is not going to be harmed, my son, my son wouldn't want
[00:07:07] it, I have videos where my son does want it, we contacted
[00:07:11] the Stanislaus County office for more details
[00:07:15] on the ongoing investigation and left a message for the spokesperson,
[00:07:19] as of the time of this report, we are still waiting for a
[00:07:22] response. Gabriel Preciado working for you. Gabriel,
[00:07:26] thank you very much. Well, I heard that after almost two days of what
[00:07:29] happened, many street vendors and residents of Oakland's Fruitville
[00:07:33] neighborhood remain fearful, they say, after reports that a
[00:07:37] man went out into the neighborhood streets to stab several people. According to
[00:07:40] police, the subject committed a series of stabbings in less than 30
[00:07:44] minutes, which unfortunately left one person dead and four
[00:07:48] injured. Residents of the area reacted to the
[00:07:51] situation, well it's
[00:07:54] panic-inducing because one is looking
[00:07:57] for a living in the middle of the night, and that man is
[00:08:00] drugged, he did what he did to the lady with the
[00:08:03] knife, the truth is that we are not safe here in
[00:08:06] Oakland, the police reported that one of the injured
[00:08:09] remains in critical condition and that the attacks seem to have been
[00:08:13] random without any motive, but the investigation
[00:08:16] continues. A new study exposes the danger of
[00:08:19] contracting cancer for people who live in a community near
[00:08:23] the Chevron refinery, in the city of Richmond. In the 400-page
[00:08:26] report, the Air Quality Management District mentions possible
[00:08:30] toxic pollutants, diesel particles and arsenic
[00:08:33] emissions, all above the limit allowed by the state. For its part,
[00:08:37] Chevron issued a statement in which
[00:08:41] it considers that this assessment considerably
[00:08:44] overestimates the refinery's emissions and the estimated
[00:08:47] health risk in general, and
[00:08:50] residents of a neighborhood in San Jose say they are bothered by the
[00:08:54] number of abandoned vehicles
[00:08:58] the streets, well Jessica Gallego visited the area and explains
[00:09:01] how to report this type of case. A Telemundo 48
[00:09:04] viewer contacted us reporting the problem
[00:09:08] of abandoned vehicles in their neighborhood.
[00:09:12] When I arrived at the place, I spoke to at least six or seven
[00:09:15] people, they didn't want to appear on camera, but they did
[00:09:19] agree on the same place where they have seen most
[00:09:23] of the abandoned vehicles, we are here, I'm a little far from that location
[00:09:27] for safety, but it's just near
[00:09:30] here on Highway 280, the bridge down
[00:09:34] there, this is Grand and Bind, those two
[00:09:37] streets are where you see at least three or four abandoned
[00:09:41] vehicles, well I've seen a few, the truth is that as I
[00:09:44] tell you, many of us are looking for parking, right? And sometimes we don't
[00:09:48] find it, and I think that if the vehicle doesn't work, they don't
[00:09:51] use it, so it's better to get rid of it, right? And look, walking through
[00:09:55] that same neighborhood I found this other vehicle that has
[00:09:59] damage in the front and that has possibly
[00:10:02] been here for two weeks or at least that's what this
[00:10:06] citation says.
[00:10:09] due to the concern of the residents
[00:10:25] of the vehicle. The spokesperson explains that abandoned
[00:10:28] vehicles can be reported through the San Jose 3
[00:10:31] 1 1 app and website. There you must
[00:10:35] provide the vehicle's location and photographs that help identify
[00:10:39] it.
[00:10:45] The city will leave a warning and if in three
[00:10:48] days the vehicle has still not been removed from the place, it will be
[00:10:51] towed days later. Keep in mind that a vehicle
[00:10:55] is one that is inoperable, has been parked for more than 72
[00:10:59] hours, has broken windows, old
[00:11:02] tickets and severe damage, well yes, I
[00:11:06] would like to do it, because as I tell you, we also need parking,
[00:11:10] from San Jose working for you, I'm Jessica Gallegos,
[00:11:13] Telemundo California, Jessica, thank you very much, in
[00:11:16] more San Jose information I tell you, after a survey, the
[00:11:19] city says it now has a list of names for what was
[00:11:23] known as César Chávez Plaza. Around 10,000 people, they say,
[00:11:27] participated and the new name is yet to be decided between San Jose
[00:11:31] Plaza or Farmworkers Plaza. Well, now the members of the
[00:11:34] Parks and Recreation Commission will vote
[00:11:37] to choose one of these names next Thursday and later the
[00:11:41] council will have the final decision.
[00:11:45] After the break we will inform you that free pre-kindergarten
[00:11:48] is coming to California, but how it benefits many families, we
[00:11:51] will tell you. A woman managed to avoid being scammed
[00:11:55] by fraudulent text messages and we will tell you how she
[00:11:58] did it,
[00:12:01] also high temperatures and poor air quality that awaits us for the rest of
[00:12:05] the coming days, I'll tell you about that in the weather segment, we'll be
[00:12:08] right back,
[00:12:12] from Berkeley working for you, Pilar Niño, Telemundo 48
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[00:13:16] In California, all 4-year-old children
[00:13:20] will have access to pre-kindergarten for free, which is the best. Well, this was
[00:13:24] announced by the governor last week, let me explain, this program helps many
[00:13:28] families with the cost of childcare, since it is estimated that pre-kindergarten can
[00:13:32] save $14 a year per
[00:13:35] family, per child, well, many parents in California
[00:13:38] welcome this new measure with open arms, it's
[00:13:42] super great for parents who currently have babies who are on their way to
[00:13:46] that school process because it would be a
[00:13:49] super big saving since it has been a bit
[00:13:52] difficult for us to be able to
[00:13:55] get into a free place, well, for
[00:13:59] interested families who want to join this program, they should go to the school
[00:14:03] district near their home to find out which centers
[00:14:06] are available and the enrollment process. A
[00:14:10] woman helped the Redwood City police, you see, to arrest an
[00:14:13] extortionist, this is a fraud case. Well, the victim
[00:14:16] claims that she received a text message asking for money for
[00:14:20] an Apple Care service, but instead of falling into the trap,
[00:14:23] she called, yes, the authorities, who located the person responsible
[00:14:27] and it was a 22-year-old man, well agencies like the Better Business Bureau
[00:14:31] report that fake text messages sent to cell phones
[00:14:34] continue to be an effective mechanism for many
[00:14:38] scammers, they used the name of Applecare,
[00:14:41] sometimes we see the same thing using other companies like
[00:14:44] Microsoft, sometimes they use products and programs that
[00:14:48] we already know to make themselves look a little more
[00:14:52] legitimate,
[00:14:55] it is important for the authorities to ask you not to respond to
[00:14:58] unknown texts, not to click on suspicious links that you do not
[00:15:02] know, close the browser immediately and finally, never
[00:15:05] share personal information or passwords from your
[00:15:08] phone. Little more than 2 weeks before its
[00:15:11] expiration, uncertainty grows for thousands of Salvadorans
[00:15:14] protected by Temporary Protected Status known as
[00:15:18] TPS. Well, the benefit will expire on September
[00:15:21] 9th and could affect some 170,000
[00:15:24] people who have lived legally here in the United States and many arrived after
[00:15:28] the earthquakes that devastated El Salvador in 2001. Well, some
[00:15:31] pro-immigrant organizations are asking the Congress for a permanent solution,
[00:15:35] while warning that without government or congressional action,
[00:15:39] thousands of beneficiaries could face detention and deportation
[00:15:45] Court ruling that blocked new legal
[00:15:47] challenges, but we know that if someone is on
[00:15:51] TPS it is because they have no other opportunities or if
[00:15:55] not they would have already taken them, that's why we continue
[00:15:58] advocating for Congress and the administration to grant
[00:16:01] time. Experts also recommend that Salvadorans
[00:16:05] with TPS consult as soon as possible
[00:16:08] with an immigration lawyer to determine if they qualify for example for permanent
[00:16:12] residence, an asylum case, humanitarian visas or other
[00:16:15] immigration benefits. And Hispanic
[00:16:18] adults face a higher risk of developing chronic
[00:16:21] conditions such as type 2 diabetes and obesity, this according to some
[00:16:27] what we can or what we put on our
[00:16:30] plate every time we eat makes a difference
[00:16:33] in our health. Gabriela Fuentes spoke with a registered dietitian.
[00:16:39] A balanced diet goes much further
[00:16:42] than counting proteins, although they are an important part of
[00:16:45] our plate, experts warn that there are other
[00:16:49] nutrients that we are frequently leaving out, because
[00:16:52] 95% of us are not consuming
[00:16:55] enough fiber, this is even more important in Hispanics because
[00:16:59] we know that we have a higher risk of developing chronic diseases such as
[00:17:03] type 2 diabetes, such as obesity and therefore
[00:17:06] what we eat in nutrition is so important, according to this
[00:17:10] registered dietitian, when fiber is combined with healthy
[00:17:13] fats it can contribute to slower digestion,
[00:17:16] prolong satiety and help maintain more stable
[00:17:22] avocado naturally combines both that healthy
[00:17:25] fat and that fiber, so if we want
[00:17:29] to lose weight, improve our blood sugar control or simply
[00:17:32] feel better, let's think about where our
[00:17:36] fiber is and where those healthy fats are on my plate,
[00:17:40] but food also becomes important for those who use
[00:17:43] GLP1 medications, GLP1 is a
[00:17:47] hormone that our body naturally produces after
[00:17:52] regulate blood sugar, reduce appetite,
[00:17:55] slow down digestion, I love to
[00:17:58] eat meat, what happens is that since in the condition of diabetes one has to protect
[00:18:02] their kidneys, I can have lunch one day at a place and if a colleague or
[00:18:06] partner asks for one, two, three, I eat two spoonfuls and I try it and that's
[00:18:10] all, this patient assures that taking care of her diet
[00:18:13] does not mean giving up what she likes, the key
[00:18:17] she says is to maintain a balance
[00:18:20] and control portions, incorporating fiber-rich
[00:18:24] foods such as vegetables, fruits and whole
[00:18:27] grains along with sources of unsaturated fats
[00:18:31] can be part of a healthy eating pattern,
[00:18:35] experts also highlight: that it's not about a single
[00:18:39] food, but about maintaining consistent habits in the long
[00:18:42] term. Gabriela Fuentes, Telemundo: if necessary,
[00:18:46] change your diet, consult your doctor, thanks Gabriela and we change
[00:18:50] the subject to precisely change to the weather
[00:18:53] conditions, since on the northern coast of
[00:18:56] California it is a little cooler than in the central valley or north of our state. Priscilla
[00:19:00] Torres, how are you, good afternoon, thank you for being here with us, you have all the information,
[00:19:04] happy Wednesday, how are you?
[00:19:07] Thank you. Thank you, Flavio, definitively, as you mention, we have some
[00:19:10] temperature changes depending on where we are, we are going to start, in
[00:19:14] fact, with some alerts issued by the National Weather Service, because
[00:19:18] specifically for the Fresno area, note that we are having a
[00:19:22] heat advisory until 11 at night, which
[00:19:25] means that we must stay hydrated, if we can indoors
[00:19:29] or air conditioned and if we work outdoors
[00:19:32] we should take those breaks from the sun. In addition to that, we are
[00:19:35] monitoring this area specifically. Merced has an air quality
[00:19:39] advisory until Thursday at 11 AM, much
[00:19:42] caution for people with respiratory problems or elderly people,
[00:19:46] children as well, if we can wear masks, if we
[00:19:49] are those people specifically who are in that sensitive group, it would be the
[00:19:53] most advisable to also stay indoors and close those windows,
[00:19:57] in addition to that for people who are on the coast or who have
[00:20:01] small boats, fishermen much caution as this
[00:20:05] advisory for boats is in effect until Friday at
[00:20:08] 9 AM, therefore, if you are on the water
[00:20:12] much caution, as I say, the winds could be quite strong
[00:20:15] and the gusts, although note in the coastal area specifically for San
[00:20:21] the next few hours that they can increase up to 27 miles per hour, in the
[00:20:25] water we could have gusts that exceed 35 miles per
[00:20:28] hour, currently we are seeing those temperatures in the coastal
[00:20:32] area definitely quite cool in the 66 degrees, Santa Cruz in the
[00:20:35] 76 towards the Sacramento area 83 degrees
[00:20:39] modest in the range of the 90s, the long-term
[00:20:42] forecast will be giving us the possibility of precipitation
[00:20:45] soon, it will not be very heavy rains for the moment, we are not seeing
[00:20:49] extremely heavy rains, but we could start to see that increase in
[00:20:52] humidity, specifically for Friday and mostly
[00:20:56] concentrated towards the mountain area, as you can see in the San
[00:20:59] Francisco area we have a slight chance of precipitation,
[00:21:03] temperatures today specifically in Fresno reaching
[00:21:06] again triple digits and for the next 3 days,
[00:21:10] note in San Francisco the 60s, 80s for Sacramento and we see
[00:21:14] that slight decrease in temperatures starting on
[00:21:17] Friday, that's all for my part, we continue with
[00:21:20] Priscilla, thank you very much for that report, let's go, let's go to a
[00:21:24] commercial break and we're going to talk about a new method that promises
[00:21:28] to preserve breast milk for much longer.
[00:21:32] Well, good afternoon, indeed it is a fire that
[00:21:35] worries the Merced County authorities, since what
[00:21:39] is burning are tires, considered highly toxic
[00:21:43] and harmful smoke. Let me tell you that the
[00:21:46] fire started at this tire recycling
[00:21:50] center. It is estimated that the tire fire has a dimension of
[00:21:53] about five acres, the Merced County fire
[00:21:57] department says that given the nature of the fire and the
[00:22:00] materials involved, it is expected that the fire will continue to burn for a
[00:22:04] prolonged period, possibly up to a week.
[00:22:07] And given the health alert issued by Merced County, firefighters reiterate to
[00:22:11] residents of Villico and nearby towns the following
[00:22:14] recommendations. Since it is so toxic because the tires are not
[00:22:18] good to burn, this is not
[00:22:20] normal, it's not
[00:22:23] normal.
[00:22:28] We'll take a break and when we return, a new method promises
[00:22:31] to preserve breast milk for much longer, we'll tell you what it's
[00:22:35] about,
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[00:24:29] we are going to talk about the San Francisco school district, which is expanding its
[00:24:33] after-school programs by 20% in 19
[00:24:37] recreational centers, I would like to tell you that the city's mayor, Daniel,
[00:24:40] announced this Tuesday almost 650 spots for academic
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[00:24:50] families, science is helping to revolutionize, we know
[00:24:53] our daily environment and now I also tell you breast
[00:24:57] milk, you wonder how, well, I tell you that a company based
[00:25:00] in the state of Texas offers a novel process to
[00:25:04] dehydrate this breast milk until it becomes powder. Ailen
[00:25:08] del Toro has all the details, of course.
[00:25:11] This milk began its story inside a mother's body. After
[00:25:15] being extracted, it went into the freezer and now it is about
[00:25:19] to enter... a machine that will practically remove all the
[00:25:22] water, the result, breast
[00:25:25] milk converted into powder. Here we have some
[00:25:29] freeze-drying machines, freeze-drying in very colloquial
[00:25:32] words, is only a physical process that
[00:25:37] the milk to leave it dry as such, the advantage is that we do
[00:25:41] not add any preservatives. The process is simple, it begins when a mother sends
[00:25:45] the bags of frozen milk to these companies, once there
[00:25:49] they weigh it and the conservation method begins, this can
[00:25:52] take between 48 and 60 hours, then
[00:25:56] once converted into powder it is placed in the corresponding packages,
[00:25:59] some can last up to 30 days once opened.
[00:26:03] This one has a Ziploc closure
[00:26:07] to be able to close it once it has been used,
[00:26:10] this envelope is for single use, it
[00:26:13] is torn,
[00:26:16] poured, the bottle is shaken and discarded, once packed it is
[00:26:19] placed in boxes and sent back to the families who only have to
[00:26:23] put the powder in a bottle, pour water and that's it,
[00:26:27] as a lactation consultant do you recommend using
[00:26:31] this powdered breast milk product, I would not
[00:26:34] recommend it because it is a product that does not lose the
[00:26:38] properties of breast milk, which seems to me the most
[00:26:41] important, that it preserves the properties both nutritional and protective
[00:26:45] immunological factors. the lactation consultant says that for a
[00:26:48] mother who needs to leave home it is much more comfortable and
[00:26:52] practical than transporting frozen milk, because we no
[00:26:56] longer have to transport the cooler with the frozen
[00:26:58] gel, look for where to heat, etc., so it can
[00:27:02] make... the breastfeeding process a little easier for
[00:27:05] mothers, we also avoid risks, if there is any meteorological
[00:27:08] phenomenon such as a hurricane, we suddenly
[00:27:12] run out of electricity, well, it could be that we lose
[00:27:15] that milk bank, if our milk thaws, in the United
[00:27:19] States, companies like Milkyfy claim to have helped more than
[00:27:22] 15 families in all 50 states with this novel
[00:27:25] process. Ailen, thank you very much, we are going to take another break
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[00:29:13] Thank you very much for continuing with us, listen to this, thousands of
[00:29:17] students from the University of California at Berkeley, that's in the East Bay
[00:29:21] area, started this new school year, with
[00:29:24] changes this fall and among the changes, for example, there is
[00:29:28] a recently renovated library, whose
[00:29:30] renovations, yes. lasted approximately 2 years,
[00:29:34] cost 60 million dollars, well, I tell you that these new
[00:29:38] facilities do not have physical books, all of them are
[00:29:40] now in underground
[00:29:43] deposits, a new criterion I would say for
[00:29:46] a very modern library, well, we are also going to see some
[00:29:50] images and it is a solar eclipse captured from the planet
[00:29:54] Mars, look at that, beautiful, for that NASA
[00:29:57] used the camera called more
[00:30:00] cam z of the Robert. perseverance
[00:30:03] to observe the passage of Phobos, this is the largest and
[00:30:07] closest moon to the red planet, today, by the way, write it down, there will be a partial
[00:30:11] lunar eclipse that will be visible in our region from
[00:30:14] 7:17 p.m., in the center and east of the United States,
[00:30:18] including New York, Chicago, Miami, Houston and Dallas, the phenomenon
[00:30:21] will be able to dye the moon reddish copper, and if you have
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[00:30:34] That's the most important thing, today Wednesday August 26, the United States suspends
[00:30:38] visa appointments, embassies and consulates around the world
[00:30:42] pause the process, send emails to applicants telling them that
[00:30:45] they will be rescheduled, a State Department spokesperson confirms
[00:30:49] Telemundo news,
[00:30:52] with all the fear in the world of returning, however
[00:30:55] for me as a mother, my daughter was
[00:30:58] the most important thing...