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[00:00:36] A shooting in Fairfield leaves one dead and six injured, and one of the
[00:00:40] victims was apparently
[00:00:41] pregnant.
[00:00:46] In San Jose, the Day of the Dead celebrations have already begun since
[00:00:49] history. I'll tell you what's happening. So
[00:00:55] Halloween activities will continue on let's start. This is your Telemundo California
[00:00:58] weekend news.
[00:01:01] Good afternoon, I'm Arlen Fernández. Thank you for tuning in to
[00:01:05] Telemundo News, California. Let's
[00:01:08] start in Fairfield. The authorities continue to investigate an
[00:01:12] act of violence. It was yesterday that
[00:01:16] a shooting was registered. This has shocked the entire community, has
[00:01:19] generated concern among residents, and precisely today
[00:01:23] when
[00:01:24] Halloween is celebrated.
[00:01:32] These were the moments of tension experienced by customers of the Spirit
[00:01:37] Tell us a little about Halloween store at the time of the shooting. Since last night,
[00:01:39] a strong police presence was registered in the vicinity of the Solano
[00:01:43] Town Center mall, and to learn the latest
[00:01:47] details, Fernando Ortiz expands from the scene of the
[00:01:50] events. Tell us, Fernando, what is known so
[00:01:53] far?
[00:01:55] I want to tell you that this morning it was learned that the authorities have already
[00:01:58] identified the victims of this shooting that occurred last
[00:02:02] night here in this Fairfield shopping center
[00:02:06] and that it precisely occurred inside
[00:02:09] this store that I have behind me. I tell you that the person who
[00:02:13] died has been identified as Constance Hegis, 31
[00:02:16] years old. According to her family, investigators
[00:02:19] were pregnant at the time of the attack. However, in a
[00:02:23] statement issued by the police,
[00:02:26] confirmed by the county coroner. Six
[00:02:32] our phone more people were injured, three men aged 16, 19
[00:02:34] and 32 remain in
[00:02:37] help you. I will critical condition, the police statement indicates, another man aged
[00:02:40] 23 is also in critical but stable condition, and two
[00:02:44] more victims, aged 19 and 43, have already been
[00:02:47] discharged. I want us to listen now to the opinion of
[00:02:51] one of the residents and family of
[00:02:54] you deserve, I'm Verónica, someone who works at this store, he says: I'm fine, he says, but I
[00:02:59] 15, the Chivas Rayadas del Guadalajara will thought I wouldn't leave there alive, that I would leave dead
[00:03:02] from there, and well, it was very sad for us
[00:03:05] and and to see him so
[00:03:08] scared and he's very
[00:03:12] young, how old is he, he's 15, despite all the emergency generated
[00:03:15] during last night, today everything is more
[00:03:19] normal, it is important to reiterate that the
[00:03:22] authorities have also indicated that they need the support of the community, that
[00:03:26] if they saw or heard something, they can contact them
[00:03:30] through the number on the screen, it is also important to note that at
[00:03:34] least at this time, the
[00:03:37] arrest of any person in relation to this
[00:03:40] incident is not confirmed, from the Fairfield area, working for
[00:03:44] you, Fernando Ortiz, Telemundo.
[00:03:47] Thank you, Fernando, and given these events, the Spirit
[00:03:51] Halloween store sent out a statement in which it says, and we quote. We are
[00:03:55] deeply saddened by the tragic incident that occurred inside the
[00:03:58] Solano Town Center. The Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield,
[00:04:02] California. Our thoughts and
[00:04:05] in just a few minutes, 6 in prayers are with the families of the victims of this heartbreaking event. We are cooperating
[00:04:09] higher accumulations compared to what fully with local authorities in the investigation of the
[00:04:12] circumstances surrounding this incident.
[00:04:17] happens, how it will Since the investigation is still ongoing, we refer to the Fairfield
[00:04:19] police for more details and they
[00:04:23] also added that out of respect for those affected and to
[00:04:26] support the ongoing investigation, the store will remain closed
[00:04:30] until further notice. Moving on to other news: a man was
[00:04:34] arrested for allegedly having a backpack containing marijuana,
[00:04:38] to give you forecast updates, for the slower than the weapons and illegal firearms and
[00:04:41] ammunition in the city of San Mateo. This incident occurred
[00:04:45] Friday afternoon when police conducted a traffic
[00:04:48] stop. The suspect identified as Israel Labaya,
[00:04:51] 19 years old, fled from
[00:04:54] authorities but was later apprehended. Officers
[00:04:57] executed a search warrant at a home in San Mateo where they seized
[00:05:01] firearms, as we said before, and ammunition.
[00:05:05] In addition, another person related to the suspect was also
[00:05:09] arrested during this operation. The Association.
[00:05:12] of Auckland officers was robbed in late
[00:05:16] September, authorities confirmed, the
[00:05:19] suspect broke into the establishment and allegedly stole
[00:05:22] cash, but they say no information was
[00:05:26] affected during the robbery as the data was
[00:05:29] protected inside the premises, in addition, the man was arrested that same
[00:05:33] day when he apparently attempted to commit another
[00:05:36] robbery, and we continue in Auckland because the
[00:05:40] police department received $450,000 from the
[00:05:43] California Office of Traffic Safety, that money
[00:05:46] will be used to conduct safety operations and sobriety
[00:05:50] checkpoints. Authorities assure that these funds
[00:05:54] will finance the projects until September of next
[00:05:56] year. And in San Jose, the Day of the Dead celebrations
[00:06:00] have already begun, and today, starting at 2 in the afternoon, dozens
[00:06:04] of people gathered at the Historic Park,
[00:06:07] precisely where our colleague Joana Ochoa is,
[00:06:11] Johanna, how has it been?
[00:06:17] since early, good afternoon to you Arlin and to everyone who tunes in, as you well say, since
[00:06:21] 2 in the afternoon dozens of people have gathered here in History
[00:06:24] Park for the celebration of the Day of the Dead, it has already started here in this
[00:06:28] city and will be here until 10 at night, there is music,
[00:06:32] we have seen dances, we have seen food,
[00:06:35] souvenirs, traditional Mexican things and more,
[00:06:39] but I have Conrado here on this side, Naya. He
[00:06:42] is part of the Zochiquetsal group from Mexico City.
[00:06:46] Conrado, thank you for joining us.
[00:06:49] what we are going to see in a few minutes, which is the Aztec dance. That's right,
[00:06:53] good afternoon. Well, we are going to
[00:06:57] pay tribute to the people who have already passed away, those who bequeathed
[00:07:00] us these customs, these
[00:07:03] dances, first entering and giving permission,
[00:07:06] asking permission here at the altar where
[00:07:10] we have the images of all those people who have already
[00:07:13] passed away and who we are honoring today, which in general we
[00:07:17] do for all the people of the world, since our customs and
[00:07:20] traditions are really universal, the same are carried out in
[00:07:24] any country in the world, and Conrado, I ask you what it means
[00:07:28] for you to be part of this event representing Mexico City
[00:07:31] and the country, right? Well, it's something very beautiful because
[00:07:35] I repeat and forgive me for being so repetitive, but we are
[00:07:39] honoring at this moment all those souls who
[00:07:43] have already passed away and for me it is a pleasure, it is a
[00:07:45] joy to be able to remember them, not only
[00:07:49] on this day, since forever, while they live in our hearts,
[00:07:53] they will always remain alive, this is I
[00:07:56] believe the most beautiful thing we can do, for this, of course, we
[00:07:59] perform an introductory ceremony, greeting the four cardinal
[00:08:02] points and also thanking our
[00:08:06] father sun, our mother earth, this
[00:08:09] that our ancestors have bequeathed us, Thank you
[00:08:12] Conrado, so if you are nearby and want to
[00:08:16] come, the Aztec dance is about to begin and there will be much more until
[00:08:20] 10 at night here in History Park, reporting for you, I am
[00:08:24] Joana, Telemundo California. Thank you,
[00:08:26] Johanna, what a beautiful tradition, no doubt that we can all
[00:08:30] follow, not only Mexicans, many of
[00:08:33] us Latinos, thank you and well, today many
[00:08:35] families will go out into the streets to celebrate
[00:08:38] Halloween, but the California Highway Patrol.
[00:08:42] It is true that among costumes and sweets, road safety must
[00:08:46] be a priority, both for pedestrians and for
[00:08:49] drivers. Carlos Alberto Trestini has the
[00:08:52] report. Halloween is a night of fun for many
[00:08:56] families, but also a date when drivers must
[00:08:59] be especially alert to the presence of children on the streets. The
[00:09:03] California Highway Patrol recommends pedestrians to take
[00:09:06] precautions to be more visible, even
[00:09:09] if their costumes are not reflective. Well, as you said, there will be
[00:09:13] many children celebrating, adults too, so we recommend that
[00:09:16] people who are walking, if they can, use
[00:09:20] colors that are
[00:09:23] reflective and that are more visible also, if the costume they
[00:09:26] will wear does not have colors that can be seen at night, the officer emphasizes that carrying
[00:09:30] a flashlight or using the phone's light can also
[00:09:34] help pedestrians be more visible when crossing streets and for
[00:09:37] those behind the wheel, the call is to reduce speed,
[00:09:41] stay alert to people who are driving, to have a lot of
[00:09:45] patience, reduce speed and go
[00:09:51] recommended speeds, the call for caution also extends to those
[00:09:54] who consume alcohol or drugs during a 12-hour operation on Halloween
[00:09:58] weekend in 2025, the Highway Patrol
[00:10:01] arrested more than 500 drivers for driving under the influence of
[00:10:05] these substances, so the recommendation is to organize in
[00:10:08] advance how to get home. For its part, the official.
[00:10:12] of the Sacramento County Sheriff urges parents to take
[00:10:16] precautions with the sweets that children might receive on Halloween
[00:10:19] night, we always tell parents that when they take
[00:10:23] their children to collect candy or sweets, they should always
[00:10:27] be sure that the candy and sweets are sealed
[00:10:31] in the package they come in, that there is nothing open, that they
[00:10:35] inspect the candy or sweets and that, for example, they never receive
[00:10:38] homemade desserts or any
[00:10:41] candy. CHP explains that during these dates, special
[00:10:45] road control periods are maintained with officers on the streets
[00:10:49] and highways looking for drivers under the influence of
[00:10:52] alcohol. In Sacramento, working for you,
[00:11:09] to be seen and not heard, which in Spanish means to be seen and not heard, museum directors reported that people will be able to enjoy
[00:11:13] different activities if
[00:11:16] they decide to visit it,
[00:11:20] the streets of the city, at
[00:11:23] 5:11 we go to our first. and upon returning, residents in Palo
[00:11:27] Alto are forced to leave their apartments after heavy
[00:11:30] rains damaged the building,
[00:11:34] a ray of hope opens for certain TPS beneficiaries, we
[00:11:38] tell you the ruling of a federal
[00:11:39] court,
[00:11:43] and snow returned to Sierra Nevada, what else can we expect and where
[00:11:46] will it rain, I'll be back to give you all the
[00:11:48] information,
[00:11:52] three reasons to vote yes on proposition three:
[00:11:56] proposition three maintains vital funds for our
[00:11:59] schools, proposition three does not raise
[00:12:02] taxes, it only maintains what the richest
[00:12:06] 2% of people already pay, and with strict
[00:12:09] accountability, every dollar goes to
[00:12:12] our schools and not to Sacramento politicians,
[00:12:15] let's protect our students, let's vote
[00:12:19] yes on proposition three, how I
[00:12:22] love to see my people so happy? Like when a child
[00:12:26] made their first communion, we ate such a
[00:12:29] delicious pozole, or at my daughter's quinceañera, oh, what a delicious
[00:12:32] vanilla cake, and when we made the farewell meal for the godson because he went
[00:12:36] to university, what delicious food we had, the
[00:12:39] enchiladas were excellent and the chile
[00:12:42] rellenos that are my favorites, and we bought everything at Chaves
[00:12:46] Super, pure good flavor, Chaves Super,
[00:12:50] good flavor,
[00:12:52] protecting what families have saved, it's not a partisan
[00:12:56] idea, but five times politicians in
[00:12:59] Sacramento have tried to tax your savings and retirement.
[00:13:03] Proposition 42
[00:13:06] prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on your
[00:13:09] retirement and savings accounts, they
[00:13:13] tried it before, they will do it again. Vote
[00:13:17] yes on 42 and protect what you have
[00:13:20] earned.
[00:13:28] After a long legal battle, a glimmer of
[00:13:31] hope emerges for certain Venezuelans who were covered
[00:13:34] by TPS, after a Federal Court issued a ruling.
[00:13:38] Monserrat Torres has the details. Although the
[00:13:41] ruling is not a guarantee that Venezuelans will be able to continue with
[00:13:44] TPS, it does mean an important step for this community
[00:13:48] that has lived in uncertainty. A Federal Court of Appeals
[00:13:52] on Friday denied a request from the government to suspend an order
[00:13:56] on temporary protected status for certain
[00:13:58] Venezuelans, there is still hope that
[00:14:01] the laws in the United States can continue to be respected
[00:14:05] and that the protection of TPS
[00:14:08] can return for approximately
[00:14:11] 650,000 people from Venezuela. The resolution of the
[00:14:15] ninth circuit implies that, unless the Supreme Court
[00:14:18] intervenes, thousands of Venezuelans, who had their
[00:14:21] TPS removed, could have it again starting on November
[00:14:25] 6. while the litigation continues. The litigation can take how long?
[00:14:28] Easily another year or a little less than a year, also
[00:14:32] stay tuned for USCIS announcements
[00:14:35] on how it will implement that
[00:14:39] re-establishment in case it
[00:14:42] re-establish it is if USCIS says "uh, work
[00:14:46] permits will have to be reapplied for." The
[00:14:49] ruling stems from an order issued in 2025 by a
[00:14:53] district court which determined that the former Secretary of
[00:14:56] Homeland Security, Christine Noom, exceeded her
[00:15:00] authority by issuing directives that annulled an extension of
[00:15:03] TPS that had been granted to Venezuela and that
[00:15:07] canceled the designation for that country. The government reports that since
[00:15:11] January 2025, Immigration and
[00:15:14] Citizenship Services have taken steps to revoke or
[00:15:17] terminate the status of more than 2 million undocumented
[00:15:20] immigrants. Montserrat Torres,
[00:15:23] Telemundo. More than 50 apartments in
[00:15:27] East Palo Alto have been declared safe for residents to
[00:15:30] return after the damage caused by the storm, but tenants
[00:15:34] say the building still smells like mold
[00:15:38] and question if it's safe, residents say this
[00:15:42] situation has dragged on for more than a week, exhausting their patience and
[00:15:46] their pockets, and for those who have been told they can
[00:15:49] return home, they still have doubts if it's
[00:15:52] really safe to live there, they are in
[00:15:56] deplorable conditions, this time it
[00:15:58] rained the roof of the
[00:16:01] building was damaged and practically due to the damage
[00:16:05] to the building the water entered inside
[00:16:08] the building. After more than a week of
[00:16:11] repairs, residents have been authorized to return to 50
[00:16:15] units, another eight still need more
[00:16:18] repairs. And daylight saving time, known in English as
[00:16:22] JAI Savings, ends tomorrow, Sunday, November
[00:16:25] 1st. And with this, most people in the United
[00:16:28] States will have to set their clocks back one hour, that is,
[00:16:32] they will be able to sleep one more hour. And we say
[00:16:35] most, because much of Arizona and Hawaii do not make
[00:16:39] changes, and on screen you can see some of the
[00:16:42] recommendations to reduce the impact of the time change, some of
[00:16:46] those recommendations are to establish a relaxing evening routine,
[00:16:50] take advantage of the morning light since it will get dark
[00:16:54] earlier, exercise among other things and to
[00:16:56] know how
[00:17:00] these temperatures are and we are going to go with our colleague
[00:17:03] Marlen Trujillo and the weather forecast, Marlen, we
[00:17:06] hear you. What can we expect this weekend and week?
[00:17:10] Of
[00:17:13] course, good afternoon to you and the whole family watching us, we
[00:17:17] are going to have a busy forecast, I want to remind
[00:17:20] you that right in the coastal area we continue under a warning,
[00:17:24] while that is not the only thing, another distant place and a
[00:17:27] completely different warning will already be in effect in our region, just
[00:17:31] look at how it has extended until at least tomorrow, that warning for
[00:17:34] coastal floods that has accompanied us throughout the... week, we continue with
[00:17:38] much caution due to the very high waves and especially those floods that could
[00:17:42] develop, but I want you to see right the Sierra Nevada, most
[00:17:45] of it remains under winter weather until 7
[00:17:49] AM this Sunday, which means only one thing, we already have
[00:17:53] winter precipitation in our region, this is the recent satellite image
[00:17:56] of the last hours, extended activity in the mountains but
[00:18:00] also reaching sectors of the San Joaquin Valley in the last hours, areas north
[00:18:04] of the Bay Area that later will be transitioning with the arrival of a
[00:18:08] front system in the coming hours that will even leave us a cool
[00:18:11] night, take precautions if you are also in sectors of the
[00:18:15] Central Valley, but especially if you had planned to go to the mountains tomorrow,
[00:18:19] better not, we must be attentive to what the authorities
[00:18:22] say because we will be having perhaps most of the snow
[00:18:26] at higher levels, but still we must take precautions because the
[00:18:29] activity will continue until tomorrow, just temperatures
[00:18:33] at this moment are still maintaining within that range of 60s, a little more
[00:18:37] fresh, we expect to drop a little more on the thermometer, something very
[00:18:41] important, especially because today many will go out with the children to
[00:18:44] do that trick or treat, so keep that in mind, already from this
[00:18:48] moment we are noticing how sectors even north of the Sacramento
[00:18:52] Valley already maintain a difference of 4 to 6 degrees compared to the
[00:18:55] last 24 hours, so just tonight we would have temperatures
[00:18:59] in the 40s in both San Jose and Sacramento, Fresno, the
[00:19:03] 50s as well as in San Francisco, so we continue under this autumnal
[00:19:07] panorama, while just as I mentioned, we will also
[00:19:10] have that rain present in our region, note how in the coming
[00:19:14] hours that system that I am just monitoring is what could
[00:19:18] bring some rains that could be a little more intense on the
[00:19:22] coast, especially north of the Bay Area, we could see them
[00:19:25] extended also towards San Francisco, passing San Rafael,
[00:19:29] Santa Rosa, also San Jose, while those that could
[00:19:32] also be somewhat strong would be towards the Monterey sector, while in the
[00:19:36] mountains, the mountains will definitely have that activity,
[00:19:39] while for early tomorrow sectors in the San Joaquin Valley
[00:19:43] are the ones that could have slightly
[00:19:47] we could have north of the Valley, so note that, we will
[00:19:50] continue under those temperatures within that range of the
[00:19:54] 70s in the highs, so we will see in the coming
[00:19:57] days how temperatures will rise a little more, but at least we
[00:20:01] have a weekend with that activity of isolated
[00:20:05] rains, with those rains especially a little more extended and more
[00:20:08] possible in sectors of the Bay Area, but that will not have accumulations greater
[00:20:12] than even half an inch, we will continue
[00:20:16] moment, umbrellas in hand would not be out of place, neither would a
[00:20:19] sweater. Very well, we've taken note, Marlen,
[00:20:22] thank you very much, San Mateo County leaders are
[00:20:26] exploring a proposal to prohibit minors under 12
[00:20:29] years old from using electric bicycles, this comes after Governor
[00:20:33] Gavin Newsom signed a law related to the use of
[00:20:36] electric bicycles. If the measure is approved, parents of
[00:20:40] minors could receive a $25 fine or would have
[00:20:43] the option to take a safety class to avoid
[00:20:46] paying it. It is still unknown when the supervisors
[00:20:50] will vote on this possible measure. Sutter
[00:20:53] Health plans to expand its medical services in the East Bay,
[00:20:57] instead of building a hospital, which was the
[00:21:00] initial plan, but the environmental review process took a long
[00:21:04] time. However, Sutter Health states that it still
[00:21:07] plans to build a hospital in the
[00:21:10] future.
[00:21:12] In sports, game seven of the WNBA
[00:21:16] finals has started, we will see if the Golden State Valkyries can win
[00:21:20] their first title in their history, we analyze it when we return after the
[00:21:22] break in San Francisco working for you, Flavio
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[00:22:14] Ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:22:17] law, Proposition 40. allows politicians
[00:22:21] to expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
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[00:22:59] Ashley, join us at the Oakland Day of the Dead
[00:23:02] festival, Sunday, November 1st from 10 am to 5 pm on International
[00:23:05] corner with Fruitvale, featuring Bay Area stars, Banda Corazón
[00:23:09] Ranchero, Banda La Iniciativa, Grupo Minoría and more, for more information
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[00:23:40] start with Mexican soccer, there are only three matchdays left to finish the
[00:23:43] regular season of the Apertura 2026 and in this matchday
[00:23:49] host Atlas at the Akron stadium on our channel,
[00:23:52] two teams that arrive with similarities in the sense that they have been
[00:23:56] very inconsistent and have suffered in front of goal.
[00:23:59] goal, the big difference is that Chivas' inconsistency has allowed them
[00:24:03] to be in third place in the general table, only two points behind
[00:24:06] the leader at this moment, which is América. On the Atlante side, the
[00:24:10] lack of goals has them lagging behind and out of all possibility of the
[00:24:14] league. However, this week when we spoke with Piojo Alvarado, he said that doesn't
[00:24:18] matter because Atlante is a difficult team, let's
[00:24:20] listen.
[00:24:23] I've seen several Atlante games and I think it's a
[00:24:27] rival, a quite strong rival, a quite
[00:24:31] complicated rival.
[00:24:34] Even though they might not have the opportunity to be in the league, I feel it will
[00:24:37] be a head-to-head match and
[00:24:40] I think they are only going to come here to compete with us and look for a
[00:24:44] positive result. Obviously, we expect it to be a difficult
[00:24:48] match.
[00:24:50] And well, here's the invitation for you to join us for this Chivas Atlante match that starts
[00:24:55] the afternoon, so you can join us with the Telemundo Deportes team for a match that
[00:24:59] is a reunion. Atlante hasn't faced Chivas in 12 years.
[00:25:03] The iron colt returns to the top circuit and with that we will have
[00:25:07] a great match on our screens. Chivas looking to stay in that
[00:25:11] first place in the general table, so join us in
[00:25:14] a little while. And well, here in the Bay Area, the game
[00:25:18] is currently being played. Game seven of the
[00:25:22] WNBA Finals, the first time in history that WNBA Finals
[00:25:25] reach seven games, and that game is being played
[00:25:29] in Valhalla, and the Golden State Valkyries, after having fallen in the
[00:25:32] last game by a large point difference from which they could not recover,
[00:25:36] will want that stadium, as you are seeing it, to be a factor. More
[00:25:40] than 50 consecutive games filling the Chase Center,
[00:25:44] in what is known as Valhalla today, as Bullhalla because it's Halloween,
[00:25:48] and that's what they want. They want it to be the difference so that in front of their
[00:25:52] people, the Golden State Viclaries can lift that
[00:25:55] title. But well, after the previous game, Natalie Nakase and
[00:25:59] Veronica Virton spoke about what they expect from game seven. Let's hear what they said.
[00:26:03] they're like desperate. They were going to play, um, like their life
[00:26:06] depends on it. And for us not to match that, um, is
[00:26:10] disappointing and frustrating. And so, yeah, I need to make sure my
[00:26:14] team is prepared. We feel great. Obviously, this is a tough one. We knew
[00:26:17] game six would be tough. Um, but at the same time, you know,
[00:26:21] it's not just going to be handed to us just because we're at Bahala. Like, we love Bahala. We have the
[00:26:24] best fans. But at the end of the day, it's going to be a dog fight. We
[00:26:27] understand that, um, both teams want it. And so the mindset is a
[00:26:31] sense of urgency.
[00:26:35] And well, I remind you that game has just started. We are going to make our way
[00:26:38] there to bring you everything that happens in this last
[00:26:42] game. We will see if the Golden State Valkyries can lift that title.
[00:26:45] We will be there at the team's celebration. That's all for sports. Pause and
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[00:29:01] Casa Círculo Cultural team, the free Day of the Dead celebration
[00:29:04] in Redwood City. This year you can enjoy the
[00:29:08] theme inspired by the history and vibrant traditions of
[00:29:11] Tlaxcala. Come and honor our ancestors with a variety of
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[00:29:33] Tonight at 11 on Telemundo California, the explosion of a
[00:29:36] vehicle on the highway caused two people to be
[00:29:39] injured, and a federal judge decided to temporarily block the
[00:29:43] Trump administration's policies that accelerated the deportations of
[00:29:47] unaccompanied minors. This and more at 11
[00:29:51] at night. And well, before we say goodbye, two of the San
[00:29:54] Jose Sharks players dressed up to visit the
[00:29:57] young patients at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Santa Clara. There
[00:30:01] you see them. We see the two players Mcleen, Celebriny
[00:30:05] and Will Smith, as we see they are dressed as Mario and Luigi.
[00:30:08] They spent a good time at the hospital doing activities
[00:30:12] with the little ones. What a good gesture from
[00:30:16] them. Well, we remind you if you are about to go
[00:30:19] trick-or-treating, be very careful, be very careful when
[00:30:23] driving. If you drive, don't drink.
[00:30:26] Good night,
[00:30:28] Sundays.
[00:30:33] This afternoon, Noticias Telemundo reveals the identity of the immigrant who was asking for help
[00:30:37] in California while being detained by
[00:30:39] ICE.
[00:30:42] The arrest of Ángel Luis González Lobo has caused outrage in North
[00:30:45] Hollywood. His neighbors say they feel fear after one of them
[00:30:49] was threatened with a weapon. ICE does not
[00:30:52] stop, agents break into the courtyard of a church in Puerto Rico.
[00:30:56] The priest confronted the uniformed officers who said they were looking for.