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[00:00:00] so that you can be
[00:00:04] will end at the intersection of change, the news doesn't stop and on in my arms,
[00:00:06] remember me.
[00:00:30] satisfied and the concern for what
[00:00:32] bound for the Bahamas, but around
[00:00:36] The city of Auckland celebrated the Day of the Dead with all the
[00:00:39] tradition and color that characterizes this celebration
[00:00:43] and the central valley was no exception either, there is also new
[00:00:47] information about the condition of the wounded from the shooting at
[00:00:50] the Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield, this is
[00:00:54] how we begin,
[00:00:57] this is your Telemundo California weekend
[00:01:00] newscast. Good evening and thank you for tuning
[00:01:03] in. Fátima Navarrete greets you. We want to start
[00:01:06] he also recalled the importance of voting in by showing you how one of the most crowded Day of the Dead celebrations
[00:01:10] in the Bay Area unfolded. This year, La Katrina
[00:01:14] became one of the big sensations of the event in
[00:01:18] Auckland, which took place peacefully, despite concerns about recent
[00:01:21] immigration operations in the Bay Area. Pilar Niño with
[00:01:24] all the details.
[00:01:26] Thousands of people crowded International
[00:01:34] Boulevard in the Auckland area to celebrate the Day of the
[00:01:38] Dead, which for the first time featured this
[00:01:42] monumental Catrina with open arms
[00:01:44] and the message, "We are here
[00:01:47] 40. Protecting what and we are not leaving." Yes, they had told me
[00:01:51] gusts of water on that they had a very beautiful Catrina, but I didn't think it would be so
[00:01:54] beautiful. Some, like Marta, came from Pittsburg
[00:01:58] to see it. How did you feel? Oh, beautiful because my
[00:02:02] roots, I carry 100% Mexican
[00:02:05] blood, so I love my culture. With a message of
[00:02:09] resistance and that the struggle continues, residents and
[00:02:12] merchants do not doubt the impact of its presence. I have been
[00:02:16] attending this festival for 12 years and this year it is super
[00:02:19] more, more full of people, in fact, it is more
[00:02:23] populated, there are more people who have been here to
[00:02:26] take photos and all that, beautiful.
[00:02:30] The Catrina above all, a
[00:02:33] marvel of Catrinas. Ofelia
[00:02:36] built one of the altars as part of the senior
[00:02:39] center, and today her heart was full of
[00:02:43] pride. She was very proud of
[00:02:45] Auckland.
[00:02:47] Although they say that in Auckland, where life is worth nothing, for me,
[00:02:51] Auckland is the most beautiful thing that can exist in the United
[00:02:54] States.
[00:02:56] Despite fears of immigration operations, today many of
[00:03:00] our community enjoyed the free event
[00:03:03] organized by the Unity Council with bands and more
[00:03:07] than 200 food stalls, crafts and
[00:03:10] folklore, in the 31st edition, they affirmed that the
[00:03:13] struggle continues, because with everything we have
[00:03:16] heard, one never knows what will happen, but at this
[00:03:20] moment, a sense of tranquility, we are currently
[00:03:22] celebrating as a community and since it's not only about
[00:03:26] celebrating but also empowering the community at tables
[00:03:29] like... they are distributing hanging door notices
[00:03:33] like this, where you have, you put it on the door and you have the
[00:03:37] phone number of the Alameda rapid response network
[00:03:40] at hand all the time and at the end the card that
[00:03:44] you can detach where it tells you what your
[00:03:47] rights are. Although the celebration ended at 5 in the
[00:03:50] afternoon, even at nightfall, the luminous heart of
[00:03:54] the Catrina continued inspiring and
[00:03:56] delighting with its special magic.
[00:04:00] Working for you from Oakland, Pilar Niño, Telemundo News,
[00:04:03] California. And well,
[00:04:07] Valkyries, WNBA champions, similarly, the little ones had their space to celebrate the Day of the Dead. Look how this day
[00:04:11] unfolded at the Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose this Sunday, there
[00:04:15] was Aztec dance, a Calaca procession led by
[00:04:18] the Familia Aztlán theater group, and many other
[00:04:22] activities for all family members, they were also
[00:04:25] able to paint their calaveritas and this is a program that receives
[00:04:28] support from the office of cultural affairs of the municipality
[00:04:32] of San Jose. And the Central Valley also had its
[00:04:36] community gatherings, there the memory of loved ones and the
[00:04:39] pride in roots brought families together in downtown
[00:04:43] Fresno. Amidst music, offerings and a
[00:04:46] procession, they celebrated the Day of the Dead and shared a
[00:04:49] message of unity in the face of fear. Abraham Peña tells
[00:04:53] us.
[00:04:56] With photographs, music and memories, the community.
[00:05:03] We are celebrating our culture,
[00:05:05] we want, ah, I love everything from Mexico, everything,
[00:05:09] our culture is beautiful, I like it very much.
[00:05:12] community that they are giving us here, that they are teaching us our roots, a
[00:05:16] photograph, a candle or the memory of a loved one, with that
[00:05:19] invitation Telemundo and Arte Américas called on the community
[00:05:23] to share a tribute to those who are no longer with us, every
[00:05:26] year since 1985 Arte
[00:05:29] Américas has had the procession as part of the celebration
[00:05:33] where we come it is actually like
[00:05:36] a parade, we all come walking here
[00:05:39] with with rattles, with clappers making noise.
[00:05:42] this eh with music and we arrive
[00:05:45] here and the celebration officially begins, it is not received this
[00:05:49] year
[00:05:52] among offerings, dances and family activities there was also
[00:05:55] space for couple's memories, for Tony
[00:05:59] Quezada and Jasmin Guzmán, this date has a special
[00:06:02] meaning, he proposed to her on the Day of the Dead in
[00:06:06] Oaxaca,
[00:06:09] Congressman Jim Costa also attended, he said he sought to
[00:06:12] support the Hispanic community listen to it to
[00:06:15] represent it better,
[00:06:19] the upcoming midterm elections, among the attendees
[00:06:22] Osvaldo Uribe highlighted the importance of staying united in the face
[00:06:26] of fear, well now that with everything that is happening
[00:06:29] unfortunately that people unite, let's unite as a community that
[00:06:33] we are not afraid and we support each other, working for you
[00:06:37] from Fresno, Abraham Peña, Telemundo
[00:06:41] and for you to take a look again at today's
[00:06:44] Day of the Dead celebration here locally and also the
[00:06:47] celebrations in Mexico, we invite you to visit with a single click, our
[00:06:51] website telemundo48.com,
[00:06:54] there we have a summary and the best
[00:06:56] images. Let's go now with an update on the
[00:07:00] shooting at a costume store in Fairfield that happened on
[00:07:03] Friday where a pregnant woman died and six other
[00:07:06] people were injured inside the
[00:07:08] Spirit store. The authorities reported that four
[00:07:12] of the six injured people remain
[00:07:15] hospitalized, a 19-year-old is in
[00:07:18] critical condition, while the other three people are in stable
[00:07:22] condition, two organizations dedicated an
[00:07:25] event to healing, they told the community after this
[00:07:29] violent incident in which they offered resources and therapy,
[00:07:32] no arrests have yet been made in connection with this shooting,
[00:07:36] and in another shooting, but this time in San Jose, a suspect has already been
[00:07:39] arrested this Sunday afternoon, according to what the authorities confirmed.
[00:07:43] This shooting happened right in front of the city hall
[00:07:46] around 4:30 in the afternoon, the
[00:07:50] firefighters reported that the incident happened inside the
[00:07:53] Lee sandwiches business, although no one was injured in
[00:07:57] this shooting, it is still unknown what caused this
[00:08:00] act of violence and changing the subject, the
[00:08:03] Sierra Lamar case returns to court, it is the case of the Morgan
[00:08:07] Hill teenager who disappeared and died 14
[00:08:11] years ago, the initial declarations are scheduled for Monday
[00:08:14] in the new trial against Antolín García
[00:08:18] Torres, who was convicted in 2017 of killing the
[00:08:22] 15-year-old. An appeals court overturned that conviction
[00:08:26] earlier this year, considering that the prosecution had
[00:08:30] improperly combined the homicide case with three
[00:08:32] unrelated attempted kidnapping charges. The prosecution
[00:08:36] reported that DNA evidence will be key to this
[00:08:39] new trial. Less than 48 hours before the midterm
[00:08:47] elections, expectations are growing among many Hispanic voters
[00:08:51] who hope to see changes in issues that directly
[00:08:54] impact their families, but that expectation can also be accompanied
[00:08:58] by anxiety, because Mamari René Varillas spoke with
[00:09:02] experts about how to manage precisely that
[00:09:05] stress. For many Hispanic families, what is
[00:09:09] at stake in these midterm elections goes far beyond who wins
[00:09:12] or loses a contest, it is a very stressful
[00:09:16] political issue
[00:09:19] that even keeps us with little sleep, right, and
[00:09:23] little hunger, issues such as economy, the cost of living, health and
[00:09:27] immigration can directly touch their lives, if the
[00:09:30] situation continues as it is, then the future of us Hispanics is quite
[00:09:34] uncertain in this country and there is data that shows the emotional toll that an
[00:09:37] electoral cycle can have, during the 2024 elections the
[00:09:41] American Psychological Association surveyed more than
[00:09:44] 850 Hispanics, almost half
[00:09:47] said that their personal safety was a significant source of
[00:09:51] stress, far from being political, it is not the
[00:09:54] environment, but rather we see how my safety depends
[00:09:57] on this, my access to medicine depends
[00:10:00] on this, the future of my children depends on this, my legal
[00:10:04] situation depends on this, so it becomes something
[00:10:07] personalized, however, according to psychotherapist Gabriela
[00:10:10] Romo, the concern present and hope that something
[00:10:14] will change is also felt at a community level. We are
[00:10:18] seeing this level of stress that is
[00:10:21] different from what we can anticipate, which is something personal,
[00:10:25] but now collective, the polls
[00:10:29] social media political content is constant, but according
[00:10:33] to Romo, being more attentive does not mean
[00:10:36] feeling more at peace, what
[00:10:39] we have to do is really set
[00:10:43] limits, remember that there are things that are out of our control, remember also that we have to live in the
[00:10:46] present, that we have to be more focused on our family, on our
[00:10:50] work, on what makes us happy, makes us feel
[00:10:55] is happening today is added to the uncertainty of not knowing what
[00:10:58] will change after the elections, because for
[00:11:01] those who have placed their hope in these elections to see changes
[00:11:05] in matters they consider important, a different
[00:11:08] result than expected can bring frustration,
[00:11:11] sadness, anger or more uncertainty. There will be many
[00:11:15] variables, so we don't have to
[00:11:18] put all our effort and all our
[00:11:22] energy into
[00:11:25] the results that will not depend on us. Romo says that the
[00:11:29] key is not to ignore what is happening or stop participating,
[00:11:33] it is to recognize what we can control and what
[00:11:36] not. Marias,
[00:11:38] Telemundo. And for those who will vote this
[00:11:42] Tuesday, let's take a look at those weather conditions. Marlene
[00:11:45] Trujillo with those details for the election day. Marlene, good
[00:11:49] evening.
[00:11:54] Good evening. Fatima, to all the family joining us to close
[00:11:57] this Sunday, which also marks the beginning of a very
[00:12:01] important week, and while we will be expecting mostly calm
[00:12:04] conditions tomorrow, I do want to tell you that on Tuesday
[00:12:08] we could see some extended rains in sectors of the Bay
[00:12:12] Area, also reaching areas of the Central Valley, so the forecast
[00:12:15] for this Tuesday, election day, is very
[00:12:18] important. We are expecting to continue with temperatures within that
[00:12:22] 60s range in much of our area... opening and bring your umbrella
[00:12:26] with you, especially if you are doing activities or
[00:12:30] going to vote between 10 in the morning and midday in sectors of the Bay Area,
[00:12:33] while only the San Joaquin Valley could be seeing some
[00:12:37] rains also, but of a more isolated nature, sectors of the
[00:12:41] Sacramento Valley we could also expect some rains for this day, but in
[00:12:45] general during the afternoon we will see that activity
[00:12:48] decrease, so keep that in mind, cool temperatures and
[00:12:51] rains this Tuesday, I'll be back later to tell you
[00:12:55] what else we'll be expecting next week? Thanks Marlene, for
[00:12:59] helping us to be prepared. And this year, almost 50 million
[00:13:02] Americans from Generation Z, in fact, are eligible
[00:13:05] to vote. 74% of them say they
[00:13:08] plan to do so precisely this Tuesday. This is according to a
[00:13:12] survey by the Williams Institute at UCLA. The
[00:13:16] young people surveyed indicated that they lean clearly towards Democratic
[00:13:19] candidates running for Congress. They also indicate that
[00:13:23] rising costs such as housing and medical
[00:13:27] care are their priorities, so
[00:13:30] we take our first break tonight, but shortly, nine people die
[00:13:34] after a private plane crashes in Palm Beach,
[00:13:37] Florida, it had taken off from Texas bound for the Bahamas,
[00:13:41] we have the latest and from now on, from now on, snow
[00:13:44] is seen in the Sierra and there is also a date for those who want to
[00:13:48] ski this season, we will share it with you when we
[00:13:50] return,
[00:13:54] three reasons to vote yes on Proposition 3, Proposition
[00:13:57] 3 maintains vital funds for our
[00:14:01] schools, Proposition 3 does not raise
[00:14:04] taxes, it only maintains what the richest
[00:14:07] 2% of people already pay, and with strict
[00:14:10] accountability, every dollar goes to our schools and not
[00:14:14] to politicians in Sacramento, let's protect
[00:14:17] our students, let's vote yes on Proposition
[00:14:21] 3, ambiguous language is more homework and
[00:14:24] worse in a law, Proposition 40 allows
[00:14:27] politicians to expand the tax to anyone and
[00:14:30] at any time, without voter approval, there
[00:14:34] are no controls or supervision, most
[00:14:36] of the money can go to health insurers instead
[00:14:40] of clinics and consultants, we don't just teach
[00:14:43] subjects, we teach critical thinking, join
[00:14:46] Governor Newsom, educators, doctors and unions in
[00:14:50] voting no on 40.
[00:14:53] We return with this information: nine people
[00:14:59] died this Sunday in Florida after a private
[00:15:03] jet plunged and crashed in Palm
[00:15:07] Beach. Miguel Santi Esteban from the scene, with the latest.
[00:15:11] Go ahead Miguel. Good evening, it is a very difficult
[00:15:15] scene to see all this perimeter, as you can see behind me, it is
[00:15:18] cordoned off, many families living nearby also had to be
[00:15:22] evacuated, we could see that there was no power line near
[00:15:25] the scene of the
[00:15:26] tragedy,
[00:15:29] like a missile against the ground, that's how a private plane crashed in Palm
[00:15:33] Beach County this Sunday afternoon.
[00:15:38] Seconds before impact, the pilot's desperate screams saying
[00:15:42] we are
[00:15:43] going to die.
[00:15:47] The accident unfortunately left all nine people on board dead,
[00:15:50] but I heard a boom, it made
[00:15:53] the whole house
[00:15:57] shake and the lights went out for about 5 minutes
[00:16:00] and then they came back on. The
[00:16:03] Learjet 60 aircraft had taken off from Austin, Texas,
[00:16:09] 12:50 in the afternoon, it crashed near Military Trail and 10th
[00:16:13] Avenue North.
[00:16:16] Florida Governor Ron DeSantis reacted by saying that
[00:16:20] he saw the video of the plane falling and sent his condolences to the families of the
[00:16:23] deceased,
[00:16:26] I heard the the sound, no, the sound was like
[00:16:30] practically we have seen movies of of of
[00:16:34] missiles, right, that was heard when the tragic
[00:16:37] incident occurred only 7.8 miles from
[00:16:40] Mar-a-Lago, the White House reported that President Donald Trump left the
[00:16:44] Donald Trump International Airport in West Palm Beach just
[00:16:47] one hour before the explosion, when I saw it the first thing
[00:16:50] that came to my mind is that they entered a
[00:16:53] phenomenon called mock talk, the
[00:16:56] nose instead of being able to go up, it continues
[00:17:00] to go down, so the pilot loses control, he
[00:17:04] cannot lift the nose. Experts say that the weather conditions
[00:17:07] could have something to do with the accident and my first
[00:17:11] question is what were they doing flying so close to that
[00:17:14] storm, eh the storms
[00:17:17] are eh very dangerous, it is a
[00:17:20] prototype eh when one is penetrating a
[00:17:23] storm e initially
[00:17:25] one feels the
[00:17:29] the window and then comes the ice and then the
[00:17:33] turbulence and then the
[00:17:36] loss of control of the plane and the National Transportation Safety Board is
[00:17:40] here present, they will be in charge of
[00:17:42] carrying out this investigation and telling us what
[00:17:46] happened here in
[00:17:49] Palm Beach County, but very sad news
[00:17:52] tonight for everyone, I'm Miguel Santi Esteban,
[00:17:56] Telemundo, thank you Miguel, we resume the local
[00:18:00] panorama with other matters to share that those who seek the white
[00:18:04] blanket of winter, well, in Palisades Tahoe. That accumulated snow
[00:18:08] can already be seen, that is, there is already white
[00:18:11] landscape in the Sierra Nevada, look, this is what it
[00:18:14] looks like, although it is a good sign, despite all this, the resort's
[00:18:18] slopes remain closed because it is still not enough to open
[00:18:22] to the public, but the opening of the ski season in Palisades
[00:18:26] is scheduled for November 25th, the day
[00:18:29] before Thanksgiving, and
[00:18:32] how will the conditions continue for this first week of November, it is 11
[00:18:36] o'clock at night and 18 minutes. minutes, we return with Marlene Trujillo
[00:18:40] and that complete panorama in the
[00:18:41] region.
[00:18:46] Fatima family, closing this first day of November, that
[00:18:50] although we are already having much more tranquility regarding the
[00:18:53] conditions, I want you to see what was happening 24 hours ago,
[00:18:57] much more activity, the snow on the Sierra that was being recorded during
[00:19:01] the weekend, even some rains that accompanied those cool
[00:19:04] conditions in our region, something that we will continue. Yes, the
[00:19:08] temperatures will even drop in some sectors to that
[00:19:12] 40s range, while again that cloudiness will move towards sectors of the
[00:19:16] Central Valley and in this way we will wake up early tomorrow in that
[00:19:20] range between the 40s and 50s, so keep that in
[00:19:23] mind with a sweater, a warm jacket because in fact a
[00:19:26] cool day awaits us again, while
[00:19:29] I also want to talk about what we will see in the next
[00:19:32] 8 to 10 days, temperatures that will rise above normal in our
[00:19:36] region but that will also keep precipitation above
[00:19:40] normal, although limited at least for the next two
[00:19:43] days. Important then tomorrow the Bay Area stays within
[00:19:47] the 60s range in the highs and just sectors of the
[00:19:50] Central Valley we will also be keeping those temperatures within
[00:19:54] the 60s range with the cloudiness present in our region that also
[00:19:57] limits us and especially with the transit of that dry
[00:20:01] cool air, well it still leaves us this panorama even
[00:20:04] of temperatures within the ranges of the high 60s to sectors. south
[00:20:07] of the Central Valley, some changes we would be seeing them from
[00:20:11] this Tuesday, while just, as I mentioned,
[00:20:14] again we would be seeing the return of more rain, I am expecting that
[00:20:18] above all it will be increasing during the morning of this Tuesday, sectors of the
[00:20:22] Bay Area will be influenced by this also towards the Sacramento Valley,
[00:20:26] election day very important with umbrella if you are going
[00:20:30] to cast your vote from between 8 and 10 in the morning in these
[00:20:33] sectors, while already towards the afternoon we could be seeing.
[00:20:37] that activity diminish, very little would be presenting in sectors of the San
[00:20:41] Joaquin Valley, but well keep it in mind, the accumulations will still
[00:20:44] remain below an inch, although on the Sierra we could have
[00:20:48] some of that winter precipitation again, after the middle of
[00:20:52] the week temperatures will rise, we will have mostly clear
[00:20:55] skies, extremely pleasant conditions, extremely autumnal that will even
[00:20:59] reach coastal sectors, while inland we will remain
[00:21:03] under that trend of cool temperatures during the morning and during the nights that
[00:21:07] will be reaching that range of the low 50s, so with an umbrella
[00:21:10] this Tuesday, from Wednesday onwards much calmer and
[00:21:14] autumnal conditions in our region, thank you very much Marlene, we
[00:21:17] also tell you that today the enrollment period for Cover California health
[00:21:21] plans began, however there are some changes you should keep in
[00:21:25] mind, look, the rates of the plans in California are
[00:21:28] increasing by about 10%, as President
[00:21:32] Trump did not renew federal tax credits, but
[00:21:35] Californians will notice much that impact because the state is
[00:21:39] investing an additional 300 million
[00:21:43] in health to offset those cost
[00:21:46] increases, there are approximately
[00:21:49] 335 thousand people enrolled in Cover
[00:21:52] California plans in the Bay Area and 80%
[00:21:56] receive some type of help and
[00:21:59] a quarter pay nothing for that plan, the open
[00:22:03] enrollment period extends from today until the end
[00:22:05] of January. We are ready for
[00:22:08] sports, after the break we will talk about the great moment that
[00:22:12] the Golden State
[00:22:14] Warriors are experiencing.
[00:22:17] Working for you from Ispa lo Alto, I am Jessica Gallegos. Telemundo
[00:22:20] 48 News. Natural gas has a peculiar smell like
[00:22:24] rotten eggs. If you think you smell gas it is important that you move away from the area
[00:22:28] and call 911. Once safe, call PGne at
[00:22:32] 1800-743-500.
[00:22:37] We like potluck parties. I brought
[00:22:40] guacamole. I brought the meat to grill. Everyone wants to show off,
[00:22:43] that's why we go to Chávez Super. There we find everything in one place. We
[00:22:47] love each other and we say it with a lot of flavor. Visit us at
[00:22:50] chavezsuper.com. Ambiguous language is bad in homework and
[00:22:54] worse in a law. Proposition 40 allows
[00:22:57] politicians to expand the tax to anyone and
[00:23:01] at any time, without voter approval. There
[00:23:04] are no controls or supervision. Most
[00:23:07] of the money can go to health insurers, instead
[00:23:10] of clinics and consulting rooms. We don't just teach
[00:23:13] subjects, we teach critical thinking. Join
[00:23:17] Governor Newsom, educators, doctors and.
[00:23:50] Imagine it,
[00:23:58] jump ball with the Golden State Warriors who, after the
[00:24:01] spectacular comeback against the Lakers, wanted to maintain the
[00:24:05] streak by hosting the Clippers at Chase Center and
[00:24:09] in the absence of Steph Curry there is a talent that continues to
[00:24:12] shine, we are talking about Jaxel Landeborg,
[00:24:16] 37 points and we are talking about
[00:24:20] a rookie who, remember, burst into the league with that spicy
[00:24:23] duel with Lucas, but he dominates the
[00:24:27] paint, he has a good shot from the
[00:24:30] perimeter, he is a guy who definitely disappears from
[00:24:34] sight and has given depth and freshness,
[00:24:37] to some Warriors who won, they have four
[00:24:40] consecutive victories and they are having a great
[00:24:43] moment. Well, in this game, there
[00:24:47] is Veronica Burton on the broadcast of... Sports Bay Area,
[00:24:50] obviously the Warriors celebrated, honored
[00:24:54] the Golden State
[00:24:57] and of course before the game, this
[00:25:01] man, Steve Kerr, dedicated a few words to the
[00:25:04] Valkyries.
[00:25:06] We're so excited for um the Valkyries,
[00:25:10] for Natalie, for everybody uh
[00:25:13] involved, just it's just incredible
[00:25:17] um turnaround you know from just having an
[00:25:20] expansion team without a name two years ago
[00:25:24] and to within two years building this brand
[00:25:27] and
[00:25:31] speaking of the Valkyries, the team and the city of San Francisco
[00:25:35] will host the championship parade this
[00:25:37] Wednesday. Players, coaches, and municipal authorities
[00:25:41] from all over the Bay Area will participate in the
[00:25:44] celebration, with a route that starts in
[00:25:48] the city of Oakland and will end in San Francisco at Oracle
[00:25:52] Park. You can see the map
[00:25:55] on the screen. The route in San
[00:25:58] Francisco will begin around noon at the Ferry Building,
[00:26:02] it will proceed along the embarcadero near Mission Street and
[00:26:07] King and Second streets, and of
[00:26:10] course, on Telemundo we will have the best
[00:26:14] coverage this Wednesday starting at 9:30 in the
[00:26:17] morning. All the route information and how to get
[00:26:21] there is on our website telemundo48.com
[00:26:25] We're going to start to close with soccer because the USL playoffs
[00:26:28] started and the Sacramento Republic had the
[00:26:31] goal of advancing to the conference
[00:26:35] semifinals. We can tell you it was a difficult game
[00:26:38] against Tulsa, but Blake Widley, the academy
[00:26:42] youth player, became the hero to give
[00:26:45] the Sacramento Republic a 1-0 victory, which is
[00:26:48] worth the qualification for the Western Conference
[00:26:51] semifinals of the USL, so
[00:26:55] great news, the SAC Republic delivered
[00:26:58] at home. We're going to close with Liga MX because
[00:27:02] Cruz Azul hosted León and showed no mercy, taking the
[00:27:06] victory, two goals to one. Here is Paradela's
[00:27:09] goal and Cruz Azul with this
[00:27:13] victory, pay attention, look how exciting the
[00:27:17] apertura tournament has become,
[00:27:19] with the three big teams tied at the top
[00:27:23] with two games left in the regular
[00:27:26] season. Final whistle, that's our sports recap, a break and we'll
[00:27:30] be back.
[00:27:34] Proposition 40 allows politicians to expand
[00:27:37] the tax to anyone and at any time. We don't just
[00:27:41] teach subjects, we teach critical thinking.
[00:27:44] Join Governor Newsom and educators in voting no on
[00:27:50] families have saved is not a
[00:27:53] partisan idea, but five times politicians in
[00:27:56] Sacramento have tried to tax your savings
[00:28:00] and retirement. Proposition
[00:28:03] 42 prohibits politicians from imposing new
[00:28:06] taxes on your retirement and savings
[00:28:09] accounts. They already tried before, they will
[00:28:12] do it again. Vote yes on 42
[00:28:16] and protect what you have earned.
[00:28:20] Proposition 40 caught our attention, what we discovered
[00:28:23] surprised us, it is forcing businesses to leave California. And if we look
[00:28:27] at the fine print, they can apply these taxes to any of
[00:28:30] us. No, let's vote
[00:28:33] no. Casa Círculo Cultural invites you to the free
[00:28:37] Day of the Dead celebration in Redwood City. This year
[00:28:40] you can enjoy the theme inspired by the history and vibrant
[00:28:44] traditions of Tlaxcala. Come and honor our ancestors with a
[00:28:47] variety of activities. There will be altar competitions, a cemetery
[00:28:51] and art installations. Don't miss the various special
[00:28:54] performances, food and activities for children. See you in
[00:28:58] Redwood City. For more information, visit Telemundo48.com.
[00:29:02] diagonal
[00:29:03] comunidad.
[00:29:11] Well, Halloween just ended and San Francisco is already preparing
[00:29:15] for the Christmas holidays. A video
[00:29:17] from last year, this one here shows a team setting up the
[00:29:21] typical Christmas tree in the plaza at the entrance of
[00:29:25] Pier 39, but this year the tree will
[00:29:29] arrive at the promenade on Wednesday and it comes from Shasta. And
[00:29:32] to close this morning, we have to say that
[00:29:35] there was a very unpleasant smell at the University of California in Santa Cruz,
[00:29:39] but that's because the corpse flower began to bloom today. Experts
[00:29:43] say that this rare bloom
[00:29:46] only lasts about a day and produces a rotten meat
[00:29:49] smell to attract insects. Visitors
[00:29:53] were able, of course, to experience that, because it is also
[00:29:56] very famous, they even took a
[00:29:59] souvenir. But well, before closing this edition, I want
[00:30:03] to share with you that today is my last weekend of the year here in the
[00:30:06] studio because in a couple of days, dear friends, I'm going
[00:30:10] to wait to take care of Nicolás who is about to arrive, because the
[00:30:14] most beautiful blessing will arrive. Fatima, you know we love you very much and we expect
[00:30:17] you back here. We leave you in good hands, Max and all the rest of the
[00:30:21] team, of course. Happy
[00:30:23] week.
[00:30:33] Tonight on Noticias Telemundo, the pilots of the private plane that crashed in
[00:30:37] Palm Beach County reported turbulence, ice and rain minutes before the
[00:30:41] air
[00:30:41] accident.
[00:30:46] The plane burst into flames and left a crater on the pavement of the
[00:30:49] avenue. Nine people who were on board died and audio from
[00:30:53] a pilot reveals her desperation before the impact.
[00:30:57] One loses medicine and...