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[00:00:00] wherever you look for "piquete del"
[00:00:05] camera, you will from last September 14th on Leny Tavarez's album 8, you'll be able to find it. Well, thank you very much, Leny Tavarez. You know you can find "piquete" and don't miss
[00:00:09] this music video that's really good, inspired
[00:00:12] by so much cinematography. Thank you very much, many successes for
[00:00:16] you, Leny. Thank you for being with us. Thank you, Silvana.
[00:00:19] Total access. I love you very much, Leny
[00:00:26] unavailable, either They carried out this demonstration in Tavarez, and we love you too. See you tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in. This was total access.
[00:00:28] Now. California at noon in Hayward. Almost
[00:00:32] more than a month after a teenager was run over, the family is looking for
[00:00:36] answers and asking for help to clarify what happened. The
[00:00:39] driver remains unidentified and a new
[00:00:42] law in California targets ICE agents for
[00:00:46] improper detentions. We tell you what consequences they could
[00:00:50] face. That's how we start at
[00:00:51] noon.
[00:00:54] This is your Telemundo California
[00:00:57] noon newscast.
[00:01:00] Hello, happy Monday to all. Thank you for starting your week by getting informed here with
[00:01:03] us. We open this edition in the North Bay, with new
[00:01:07] details about the death of three people who were
[00:01:10] found inside a home in Marin County. The
[00:01:14] authorities have already identified the deceased and the preliminary investigation
[00:01:18] points to a double homicide-suicide.
[00:01:21] Andrés Brender tells us what is known so far,
[00:01:24] Andrés. That's right, the event occurred last Sunday at 5
[00:01:27] in the afternoon, according to the Marin County Sheriff's
[00:01:30] Office. The three people were inside the home located
[00:01:33] on Strawberry Circle. Authorities reported that it was
[00:01:37] a double homicide-suicide. According to their investigation, a retired former San Francisco police
[00:01:41] sergeant, identified as Kevin Mannix, shot his
[00:01:44] wife Anne Elizabeth Corria Mannix, also a
[00:01:48] retired former San Francisco officer, and their daughter identified
[00:01:52] as Elizabeth Mannigs, 24 years old, and then Kevin Mannix
[00:01:56] took his own life, according to the Sheriff's report. The police chief
[00:01:59] described the incident as tragic, while the mayor of San
[00:02:02] Francisco also lamented what happened. It is worth noting that
[00:02:06] this is still an
[00:02:12] 60s. That's all I have for to almost 23% of open investigation and it is an event that, as you can see, not only devastates one family, but also the
[00:02:15] police family. Working for you,
[00:02:17] complete overview. After the Andrés Frender, Telemundo. Thanks, Andrés, for giving us the latest details
[00:02:21] on that case. We're now going to the South Bay because the San José Police Department
[00:02:24] is investigating a shooting in which
[00:02:27] one of its officers was involved. This occurred
[00:02:32] program is at the forefront of on Sunday night in the 3000 block of Lock Drive. According to the authorities'
[00:02:35] report, the suspect brandished a firearm at
[00:02:39] the officers, who ended up shooting him. This person was
[00:02:43] pronounced dead at the scene. On the other hand,
[00:02:46] in the Central Valley, authorities are investigating the discovery of a man's body
[00:02:50] in a canal, in Tulare County. Sheriff's
[00:02:53] officers located the body on Sunday morning in the
[00:02:57] Fryant Kirn canal, near Avenue
[00:03:00] 444 and Road 128, which is north of
[00:03:03] Orosi. The investigation into this case is still active, so they ask
[00:03:07] you to call the number on screen, if you have information to
[00:03:11] share with the
[00:03:12] these affected families. One of investigators. And in more news, a 15-year-old
[00:03:16] teenager suffered brain damage
[00:03:19] unions, while Wiener has and several fractures after being hit by a car in Hayward. Almost a month after that incident, the
[00:03:23] driver remains unidentified and the victim's
[00:03:26] family questions the investigation.
[00:03:30] In this story that you will only see here on Telemundo,
[00:03:34] it all went black, he told me, Mom, a car hit me. Almost a
[00:03:37] month after being hit on his electric bicycle, Jefferson
[00:03:42] with images of the last day of Fleet Week in San Pineda returned to the intersection of B and
[00:03:44] Alice streets in Hayward. He and his family have been
[00:03:48] asking neighbors if anyone caught the incident on
[00:03:52] camera, since the driver fled. He wanted to kill
[00:03:55] me or something because how could he leave a child there, that
[00:03:59] killer. He's still on the loose, he's a killer because he literally wanted to
[00:04:02] kill him. It happened on September 14th around
[00:04:06] 7:20 p.m. There are still no arrests. Hayward police
[00:04:09] reported that the driver of a sedan did not stop at the
[00:04:13] stop sign. According to the family, Jefferson was already halfway
[00:04:17] across the pedestrian crosswalk on B Street when a driver
[00:04:21] came from Alice Street, hit him. When I couldn't
[00:04:24] lift this leg, I realized it was bad,
[00:04:28] when I saw all the blood there. I thought, God. The young man's mother
[00:04:32] told us that her son suffered brain damage, as well as deep
[00:04:37] this week and that the estimated recovery wounds on his leg and fractured bones. She added that
[00:04:39] she has not been able to return to classes and neither has she been able to return to work,
[00:04:43] since he now depends on her for basic
[00:04:46] needs. Jefferson still has a long road to
[00:04:51] Rachel also caused floods in recovery and his mother expressed dissatisfaction with the police investigation. Very
[00:04:55] frustrated, I feel that they don't support
[00:04:58] you at all. They continue to wait.
[00:05:14] B and Alice streets in Hayward, contact the
[00:05:18] authorities. Working for you in Hayward, Natalie
[00:05:21] Vera, Telemundo. Let's talk now about the concern
[00:05:25] over the recent immigration operations that mobilized residents of
[00:05:28] Kerman this weekend, to ask for support for undocumented
[00:05:32] families.
[00:05:34] which they denounced that there is fear due to the operations
[00:05:38] registered since last Monday in several cities in
[00:05:41] Fresno County. Between slogans and testimonies,
[00:05:44] they asked to avoid family separation and for greater support for the
[00:05:48] community. My mom came here without
[00:05:51] documents, married my dad and came to the United
[00:05:54] States. For many years, she also didn't have
[00:05:57] papers.
[00:06:02] The mayor of Kerman also joined this demonstration and
[00:06:06] said that she supports the community and that she seeks to bring closer the resources that
[00:06:09] exist. In a statement, ICE told us that
[00:06:13] they enforce laws daily across the country, including California,
[00:06:17] but organizations also denounce that there have been arrests of people who have
[00:06:21] immigration status in the country, which has generated
[00:06:24] questions. So in California, a new law
[00:06:28] seeks to sanction agents who engage in improper
[00:06:31] detentions. Fernando Ortiz explains what this measure establishes
[00:06:34] and how it would be applied. In the midst
[00:06:37] of new ICE immigration operations in central and northern
[00:06:41] California. Governor Gavin Newsom spoke out through
[00:06:45] his digital platforms: Donald Trump
[00:06:48] uses fear and panic as a weapon, putting families
[00:06:52] at risk, undermining our economy, terrorizing
[00:06:56] communities. In parallel, California enacted at the end of
[00:06:59] September Senate Bill 747,
[00:07:02] known as No Kings, sponsored by Senator Scott
[00:07:06] Wiener. ICE is
[00:07:09] out of control, ah, it is terrorizing
[00:07:12] immigrant communities,
[00:07:15] it is harming, harming people, it is
[00:07:18] killing. The law establishes a way to claim before the
[00:07:22] courts alleged violations committed by
[00:07:25] federal officials, it gives more power to
[00:07:28] lawyers and to clients,
[00:07:31] because the law before signing this
[00:07:34] new law, the governor said it was very difficult
[00:07:38] to hold ICE agents accountable under state
[00:07:42] and federal law. But how does it work and who
[00:07:45] could truly be protected by it? The government has
[00:07:49] 30 days to respond to these new lawsuits
[00:07:52] and then what follows is litigation.
[00:07:55] So this new law covers more those
[00:07:58] who have their immigration status here in this
[00:08:01] country. Legislation also does not prevent
[00:08:05] immigration detentions, but its real scope will depend on how it
[00:08:08] is applied in the courts. In Sacramento, working for
[00:08:11] you, Fernando Ortiz, Telemundo. And following the
[00:08:15] recent arrests of immigrants, while some of them were driving
[00:08:19] their vehicles, in Fresno, the community has organized to support
[00:08:25] the initiatives offers free tow truck
[00:08:28] service to remove vehicles that are sometimes left
[00:08:31] abandoned after their drivers were
[00:08:34] detained. A service that they are offering in Fresno County and in the
[00:08:38] surrounding areas. The goal is to avoid more expenses, they say,
[00:08:42] and problems for the loved ones who are left
[00:08:44] behind. Let's listen. But this
[00:08:48] time, now that we are in the situation that ICE started taking
[00:08:51] cars, I made the decision to help my
[00:08:55] people who have their cars taken away
[00:08:58] and don't have the opportunity to take their car and
[00:09:02] I made the decision to help them and pick up their car and take it completely
[00:09:06] free to their home. So if you need this support,
[00:09:09] you can call 559 96
[00:09:13] 8801. We reiterate that it is a service for affected immigrant
[00:09:17] families and is available
[00:09:20] 24 hours a day. Another resource you can also have at
[00:09:24] hand is this: the numbers of the rapid response networks for each
[00:09:27] county. You can take a picture of the screen to
[00:09:31] save them and remember that there you can report any activity
[00:09:35] of this type. In the Bay Area there are also teams that make up
[00:09:38] the rapid response network, you have the numbers on screen. Depending
[00:09:42] on where you live, these are the phone
[00:09:46] assistance or to report the presence of agents, either in
[00:09:50] your neighborhoods, workplaces or any other public
[00:09:54] space. We now completely change the subject and go to
[00:09:57] Sacramento where the upcoming rainy season has already mobilized
[00:10:01] Sacramento city agencies to prepare for winter
[00:10:04] weather. Today officials showed some of the equipment they
[00:10:07] use to prevent problems and to
[00:10:11] also respond to the damage that storms can
[00:10:15] cause. Lupita Baltazar from the state capital shows
[00:10:18] us. According to Sacramento authorities, among the priorities
[00:10:22] are cleaning drains. Also removing leaves that
[00:10:25] accumulate on the streets and maintaining trees.
[00:10:29] These tasks are part of the preparations
[00:10:33] for the rainy season.
[00:10:35] We listen, yes,
[00:10:39] they are here, they are practicing for the
[00:10:43] leaf season that will
[00:10:45] begin in November,
[00:10:49] we are going to collect the leaves that cannot
[00:10:52] be in the containers. The city
[00:10:55] also showed some of the equipment it uses to carry out these
[00:10:59] tasks, including a machine like this known
[00:11:02] as The Claw. Representatives from Public
[00:11:05] Services, Public Works and Garbage Collection
[00:11:09] participated in the activity to explain how they prepare for
[00:11:13] the winter months, since they say they do it
[00:11:16] all year round. These tasks include cleaning the
[00:11:19] drains, managing the leaves that fall during autumn
[00:11:23] and maintaining trees as part of the
[00:11:26] preparation for storms. And if you
[00:11:30] notice clogged drains or accumulation of leaves
[00:11:33] that could cause problems, you can report it now to
[00:11:37] the city of Sacramento by calling
[00:11:40] 311. Working for you in Sacramento, I am
[00:11:44] Lupita Baltazar, Telemundo. Thank
[00:11:47] you, Lupita. We're going to a break, but when we return, getting psychological attention
[00:11:50] is a challenge. We will talk about the barriers many
[00:11:54] face and the help options that might be within their
[00:11:58] reach.
[00:12:02] Plus, we start the week with flood risk on the
[00:12:06] coast and some fluctuating temperatures in the
[00:12:09] coming days. I'll tell you the details when I
[00:12:11] return.
[00:12:15] In San Francisco, working for you, Flavio Lacá, Telemundo News
[00:12:18] 48. As a public school teacher,
[00:12:22] I can tell you that Donald Trump doesn't care about my
[00:12:25] students, but I do. That's why I'm voting
[00:12:29] yes on Prop 3, to preserve vital funds
[00:12:32] for local schools. Prop 3 doesn't raise
[00:12:36] taxes, it only maintains the taxes already paid by the
[00:12:40] richest 2%. And with strict accountability,
[00:12:43] every dollar goes to schools. Vote
[00:12:47] yes on Prop
[00:12:48] 3.
[00:12:52] What if your insurance, doctors, pharmacies
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[00:13:03] place, Kaiser Permanente. To always be prepared, trust in the
[00:13:07] authority on weather, Weather Ray, an independent service, not certified
[00:13:10] as the most accurate forecast, only by Telemundo 48, working
[00:13:14] for
[00:13:14] you.
[00:13:19] Glad you're still tuning in. Let's talk about Decision 2026, because the race to
[00:13:23] replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress is gaining momentum in San
[00:13:26] Chan and State Senator Scott
[00:13:30] Wiener presented their proposals during a community forum.
[00:13:34] Chan highlighted her agenda for the working class, while
[00:13:37] Wiener emphasized his housing plans. Chan has the
[00:13:41] backing of Pelosi and
[00:13:44] the backing of pro-housing groups and the technology
[00:13:46] sector. Precisely, heading into the midterm elections,
[00:13:50] do you know what your options are for voting? Do you have questions about
[00:13:54] how to register if you are eligible? Well, Telemundo and
[00:13:58] the Hispanic Federation will answer all those questions. You just need to call
[00:14:02] the number on screen. It is a line that will be available tomorrow,
[00:14:05] Tuesday, October 13, from 12 noon to
[00:14:08] 9:30 p.m. And for more information to share,
[00:14:12] Pope Leo XIV announced that he will undergo
[00:14:15] an operation to remove a nodule in
[00:14:19] his lung. The news comes just before a scheduled trip
[00:14:22] by the pontiff through Latin America.
[00:14:28] The pontiff indicated that during medical examinations, doctors detected
[00:14:31] the nodule and then recommended the intervention,
[00:14:34] so he followed the advice. Pope Leo
[00:14:38] XIV will undergo surgery to remove a nodule in his
[00:14:41] lung.
[00:14:43] Before a crowd in St. Peter's Square, also known as the Bishop of
[00:14:47] Rome, he announced the news and clarified that the nodule was
[00:14:49] detected at an early stage. And everything will turn out
[00:14:52] excellent, because you have to have faith. The director of the Holy See Press Office
[00:14:56] detailed that the operation is scheduled for the first days of
[00:15:02] time would be approximately one week.
[00:15:05] It doesn't always mean that the nodule is malignant and
[00:15:09] one of the reasons why it is removed is to know, it is sent
[00:15:13] for biopsy to determine exactly what is
[00:15:17] happening. In the case of the Pope, they say
[00:15:21] that the nodule is quite delimited,
[00:15:24] which lets us know that it is nothing very
[00:15:28] serious. So far, the plans for the apostolic journey he has scheduled
[00:15:31] for Latin America have not been ruled out. The tour includes
[00:15:34] stops in Uruguay, Argentina and Peru between
[00:15:38] November 6 and 17. In Peru, everyone is eagerly awaiting him, especially
[00:15:42] those who have lived there for so many years. The Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni,
[00:15:46] said in a publication that the tranquility and calm with which he spoke about it in today's
[00:15:49] Angelus comforts us. The Pope thanked
[00:15:53] the faithful for their spiritual closeness and entrusted himself to their
[00:15:56] prayers. The surgery is scheduled for a hospital in
[00:15:59] Rome. Monserra Torres,
[00:16:01] Telemundo.
[00:16:07] Hispanic heritage and on the eve of Day of the Dead, a
[00:16:11] Guatemalan tradition arrived for the first time in Denver,
[00:16:14] Colorado. You have to see it. It's about the giant kites of
[00:16:17] Sumpango, Zacatepeques, made of paper.
[00:16:21] In Guatemala, families use them to honor their
[00:16:25] deceased loved ones, which is an artistic
[00:16:27] way of making our culture, our tradition
[00:16:31] understood, and that's what we try
[00:16:35] to convey. Every time you make a kite,
[00:16:38] it's a message you're sending to your loved one who
[00:16:41] has passed away. And this year, artist Minor Chikon
[00:16:45] brought the tradition to Denver where families were able
[00:16:48] to learn and also create, as you can see, their
[00:16:51] own kites. In health news, for millions of Hispanics in
[00:16:55] the United States, asking for help for a mental health problem is
[00:16:59] only the first step, but to that is added the cost, the
[00:17:02] language and the lack of professionals that continue to be barriers to
[00:17:06] receiving treatment. Listen to the report by María René
[00:17:09] Varillas. Recognizing that we need help is not
[00:17:13] always easy, but for many Hispanic families, the
[00:17:16] real obstacle begins after. Finding a
[00:17:19] psychologist who speaks Spanish, who accepts their medical insurance
[00:17:22] or simply who they can afford. The availability, the
[00:17:26] stigma, lack of information. So there are some barriers that we still
[00:17:30] have to continue fighting against. The
[00:17:33] figures reveal a significant gap according to federal data.
[00:17:37] In 2024, barely 16% of Hispanic
[00:17:41] adults received some type of mental health treatment compared
[00:17:46] the general population, and among Hispanics who suffered a major
[00:17:50] depressive episode, almost half did not receive treatment
[00:17:54] for that condition. A depression that does not receive
[00:17:57] treatment can cause death because the person has suicidal
[00:18:01] thoughts and those suicidal thoughts
[00:18:04] can be acted upon, so people are
[00:18:08] at risk. If they don't receive treatment, the risk of
[00:18:12] suicide is very high. And it's not just about
[00:18:15] money. Analysis by the KFF organization suggests
[00:18:18] that one in four Hispanics don't know where to find
[00:18:22] help, fear, shame and lack of information
[00:18:26] can also become barriers and language adds
[00:18:30] another complexity, because talking about anxiety, depression
[00:18:33] implies feeling understood in the
[00:18:36] context of our culture. It is not
[00:18:39] always enough and we know that speaking the same language is
[00:18:43] important, but communication goes beyond words, right?
[00:18:47] Culture, family experiences,
[00:18:50] beliefs about mental health, all of that influences how a
[00:18:54] person describes symptoms and
[00:18:57] when they decide to seek help. Specialists
[00:19:00] insist that there are options for
[00:19:04] those who need help. In the DNV, there are some
[00:19:07] county and local cities that have mental health programs
[00:19:11] that offer evaluations, guidance, access to
[00:19:15] treatment.
[00:19:17] In news from our countries, Puerto Vallarta remains on alert due to the
[00:19:21] effects of Hurricane Simon, which threatens more than 20
[00:19:25] municipalities in four states. Authorities have already evacuated vulnerable
[00:19:28] areas, also set up shelters, and asked
[00:19:32] residents and tourists to stay away from the sea. In Colima,
[00:19:36] rains and high tides have caused flooding.
[00:19:40] It's more than anything for people's safety, so that a rock doesn't hit
[00:19:43] them, so they don't get swept away by a wave, so they don't slip, no, I
[00:19:47] understand that sometimes people want to see, they want to
[00:19:51] realize if it's really real,
[00:19:53] yes, it will be real, unfortunately,
[00:19:57] while in Jalisco authorities maintain prevention measures,
[00:20:00] while these rains and strong swells continue
[00:20:04] this Monday, meanwhile, the
[00:20:07] cleanup begins on both coasts of the United States after two powerful
[00:20:10] storms. Hurricane Isaias left at least four
[00:20:14] dead, serious damage and hundreds of thousands of
[00:20:18] people without electricity in Florida, for example, and before
[00:20:21] causing rains and tornadoes in the east of the country, the remnants
[00:20:25] of tropical storm
[00:20:28] Las Vegas and damage on the southern California coast. Now crews
[00:20:32] are working to restore services and to
[00:20:35] assess the damage that remained. So we have a lot of
[00:20:39] weather activity. Let's connect immediately with our weather authority
[00:20:43] and the conditions that affect us locally.
[00:20:46] Today Priscila Torres joins us. Priscila, happy Monday to you. What
[00:20:49] should we pay attention to this week? We
[00:20:52] hear you.
[00:20:55] Definitely, Fátima, well, thank you very much and yes, we have to be
[00:20:58] attentive to coastal floods today
[00:21:02] and tomorrow since we have high waves
[00:21:05] and also some differences in temperatures coming up. Let's
[00:21:09] start precisely with the current temperatures, seeing that range of
[00:21:13] 60s currently towards the coastal area, even inland we
[00:21:16] are also seeing Sacramento in the 64s in 3 for
[00:21:20] Stockton in the 66-degree baths, and well, we are
[00:21:24] seeing temperatures that we could still say are somewhat cool compared
[00:21:28] to what we saw last week for the Fresno area. For the
[00:21:31] rest of the next few hours, we will also remain in the 60s
[00:21:34] range, so very pleasant conditions we could say.
[00:21:38] Ah, we will be seeing those 60s
[00:21:41] and even 70s highs during the next few hours and tomorrow
[00:21:45] they will also be rising mostly to the
[00:21:48] 70s range inland also for the San Francisco
[00:21:51] area, we will be seeing 68 degrees, but as I
[00:21:54] mentioned, we have an increased risk
[00:21:58] of flooding for coastal flooding due to high
[00:22:02] waves. Also, much caution for people with
[00:22:04] small boats. Notice practically that whole
[00:22:08] area shaded in green indicates that until tomorrow at 3 p.m.
[00:22:11] we could see those roads flooded, so much
[00:22:15] caution when driving. Remember that only a few inches of
[00:22:18] moving water could drag even an SUV, so
[00:22:22] do not try to cross flooded areas, better to turn
[00:22:26] around and look for an alternate route. Speaking of the possibility of precipitation,
[00:22:30] practically within the next few days, the conditions between the Central Valley and
[00:22:33] the coastal area will remain mostly dry, only the
[00:22:37] mountains seeing some instability, but that
[00:22:40] would be until mid-week. Then we will be seeing drier conditions in
[00:22:44] practically the entire area. Temperatures begin to rise,
[00:22:48] we will return to seeing the 80s in the region, even for San
[00:22:52] José, note reaching 87 degrees by the end of the
[00:22:55] week, just before a drastic drop in
[00:22:58] temperatures where we stay in the
[00:23:02] now. We continue with more, Fátima. Thank you, Priscilla, for that
[00:23:07] break, if your teenage child travels alone in
[00:23:10] Uber, a new tool seeks to provide greater peace of mind during the
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[00:23:17] breve.
[00:23:20] Telemundo, the rules are going to be different, I make the
[00:23:24] rules, you respect me. The show arrives where
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[00:24:20] Ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:24:23] law: Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:24:27] expand taxes to anyone and at any time, without
[00:24:30] voter approval, there are no controls or
[00:24:33] supervision, the majority of the money can remain with health
[00:24:37] insurers, instead of consultants and
[00:24:40] clinics, we not only teach subjects, we teach
[00:24:43] critical thinking, join Governor Newsom, educators,
[00:24:47] doctors and unions in voting no on...
[00:24:55] 12:24 we continue live with more, between work,
[00:24:59] school and daily activities, perhaps you are one of those who think
[00:25:03] that coordinating the transportation of children can be a
[00:25:06] challenge, just like for many other families, now there are options
[00:25:10] that seek to give more autonomy to teenagers with
[00:25:13] supervision tools that parents can also use.
[00:25:16] Zoraida Assad Sánchez explains to us what they are. But the challenge
[00:25:20] is not only to find who will take your child, but
[00:25:24] to know how they are doing on the way, who is taking them,
[00:25:27] what time do they arrive at the destination? That's why Uber
[00:25:30] Teens for teenagers aged 14 to 17 has made an
[00:25:33] update so that you can schedule your child's trip, if
[00:25:37] you haven't used it, below we explain how you can
[00:25:40] do it, whether your father, mother or
[00:25:44] guardian must have an Uber account, open a family
[00:25:47] profile where you will be able to send them an invitation. To that
[00:25:50] teenager so that the teenager can create their Uber
[00:25:54] Teen account, the tool's update allows parents to
[00:25:57] track the trip in real time, which they will now
[00:26:01] be able to have in some trips, live streaming and
[00:26:04] direct through the driver's
[00:26:08] receive a notification that a live recording is
[00:26:11] available, what we want is for parents to be
[00:26:15] there without having to be there, from the driver's
[00:26:19] phone, this live stream will be able to be made, what will
[00:26:23] that stream also depend on, sometimes it may not be there, it may be
[00:26:28] due to the connectivity it has and the battery.
[00:26:32] You will be able to have all the details of the trip, there is also a group
[00:26:36] chat available so that in case the live stream is interrupted,
[00:26:39] you can communicate with the driver and your child, in case
[00:26:43] there is a safety report, yes, we will be able to
[00:26:47] access the video, it's not that whenever there is a Teams
[00:26:51] Uber trip, Uber accesses the
[00:26:54] recording, no, but when there is a safety report on an Uber
[00:26:58] Teens trip, Uber will be able to access that recording, but not all partner
[00:27:01] drivers. All Uber Teens trips are made with partner drivers who
[00:27:05] have more experience with the
[00:27:09] application and who have the best ratings given by
[00:27:13] users. For Telenoticias, Zoraida Assad
[00:27:16] Sánchez. We're going to a break, but don't go away because when we come back, the
[00:27:20] Blue Angels stole the show in San Francisco,
[00:27:24] acrobatics, speed and a spectacle that left
[00:27:27] thousands amazed. These impressive images when
[00:27:31] we return.
[00:27:35] As a public school teacher, I can tell you that Donald Trump
[00:27:39] doesn't care about my students, but
[00:27:41] I do, that's why I'm voting yes on Proposition
[00:27:45] 3, to preserve vital funds for local
[00:27:48] schools, Proposition 3 does not raise
[00:27:51] taxes, it only maintains the taxes that the richest
[00:27:55] 2% already pay, and with strict accountability,
[00:27:58] every dollar goes to the schools. Vote.
[00:28:02] Yes, Proposition 3. The
[00:28:05] world-renowned pediatric epilepsy experts at Stanford Medicine
[00:28:08] Children's Health, treat children with some of the most complex and
[00:28:12] severe epilepsies. Epilepsy can be a devastating disease both physically and
[00:28:16] emotionally for children and their families. The pediatric epilepsy
[00:28:19] center, the largest on the West Coast, offers patients greater
[00:28:23] access to multidisciplinary and comprehensive care.
[00:28:26] We are accredited as a level four epilepsy center offering
[00:28:29] evaluation and treatment of the highest level. The
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[00:28:41] time in surgery and improves safety.
[00:28:45] Neuromodulation treatment can
[00:28:48] help with seizures, patients who 10
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[00:28:55] Novel therapies like these, improve
[00:28:59] outcomes and give hope for the
[00:29:02] future.
[00:29:09] We're almost saying goodbye, but before that, this is Half Moon
[00:29:12] Bay, because today was the great pumpkin weighing contest where
[00:29:16] growers competed to present the largest and
[00:29:19] heaviest pumpkin in the region. The winner received a prize
[00:29:23] of $9 per pound or $30,000 if he managed
[00:29:27] a new record. Last year's winning
[00:29:30] pumpkin was from Santa Rosa, it weighed more than 2,300 pounds
[00:29:34] and this weekend the pumpkin
[00:29:37] festival will also be held precisely there in
[00:29:41] Half Moon Bay and we're going to say goodbye
[00:29:45] Francisco, it was a Sunday with good
[00:29:48] conditions to enjoy the great aerial displays, look
[00:29:52] there you
[00:29:59] have the Blue Angels who flew through the sky of the bay.
[00:30:03] Of course, before the eyes of thousands of spectators of
[00:30:06] all ages, it's a show that attracts thousands of
[00:30:10] visitors to the area and they said it's incredible to see these
[00:30:14] acrobatics of the
[00:30:17] pilots up close, good afternoon everyone, we'll see you with more at
[00:30:19] 5,
[00:30:25] Tuesday, October 20th,
[00:30:29] good afternoon, this is the most important news today, Monday. October
[00:30:32] 12th,
[00:30:36] Simon hits the coasts of western Mexico, with heavy rains and
[00:30:40] high waves, it remains a strong Category
[00:30:43] 3 hurricane with winds of more than 120 miles per hour, we are
[00:30:47] in Puerto
[00:30:47] Vallarta.
[00:30:53] The remnants of Hurricane Isaias cause havoc in North
[00:30:56] Carolina, there were even powerful tornadoes.