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[00:00:00] but to the world of salsa, it was a tremendous honor
[00:00:03] to have this opportunity to not only collaborate with this
[00:00:07] gentleman, but to bring something new to the world, but something
[00:00:10] that is also familiar, that is known, but it will be seen together for the first time,
[00:00:14] salsa and comics, I think we have a tremendous menu here, a tremendous
[00:00:18] opportunity and of course, guys, thank you for everything you are
[00:00:21] doing for our Latino community, how important is
[00:00:24] representation, I'll stay here to see if those Super Mambo Girls' powers rub off on me, that's how they dance. Thanks for
[00:00:28] joining us.
[00:00:33] us happy, makes us feel Countdown to the midterm elections, control of
[00:00:37] Congress is at stake, we have details, also
[00:00:40] the enrollment process for Covered California begins,
[00:00:44] but there are changes you should consider.
[00:00:48] This is how we begin.
[00:00:51] This is your Telemundo
[00:00:53] California newscast. Noon.
[00:00:56] How are you? Welcome to your Telemundo California newscast. Noon.
[00:01:00] We're going to start by talking about these midterm elections.
[00:01:03] Bay Area election leaders
[00:01:08] urge voters not to mail their
[00:01:11] ballots, but instead to deposit them
[00:01:15] in an election drop box. Authorities state that the postal
[00:01:19] service cannot guarantee same-day postmark, so they are
[00:01:22] recommending that voters
[00:01:26] deposit their votes in the... ballot
[00:01:30] boxes, if possible, also official polling centers
[00:01:34] to avoid possible postal delays. It should
[00:01:37] be mentioned that it is not necessary to vote at the polling center closest to your
[00:01:40] home, you can cast your vote at any
[00:01:44] polling center in your county. And it's that there are
[00:01:48] less than 24 hours left until this election day, and today,
[00:01:52] organizations and officials are doing their
[00:01:55] utmost to motivate the Latino
[00:01:57] vote, making all the last efforts. And Fatima Navarrete,
[00:02:01] you are live from San Jose with that message that
[00:02:04] authorities reiterate. How are you,
[00:02:06] Fatima?
[00:02:09] Look, the message sent today here from the center
[00:02:13] or the Mexican Heritage Plaza of San Jose, is that the
[00:02:17] immigrant community that can vote, do so and do not
[00:02:20] let fear paralyze those voters. This is under
[00:02:24] the context of the immigration operations that have increased in recent days
[00:02:28] throughout the region. So... here the "Sí se puede" collective met,
[00:02:32] which is made up of various organizations,
[00:02:35] but also elected public officials came, such as Congressman
[00:02:39] Sam Liccardo, Santa Clara County Supervisor Betty John, and
[00:02:42] religious organizations that joined
[00:02:45] to ask people that if they have the right to vote,
[00:02:49] to do so and to vote for their family, to vote for the issues that
[00:02:52] affect all
[00:02:56] members of their community, they also said that the increased presence
[00:03:00] of federal agents only days before the
[00:03:03] elections, is not a coincidence, but rather a tactic of
[00:03:06] to remain below intimidation, but they assured that California is prepared,
[00:03:10] listen to what Congressman Sam Liccardo said about the
[00:03:13] operation they plan to implement
[00:03:16] tomorrow. We are defending your
[00:03:19] vote, we have the largest voter protection operation
[00:03:23] in the history of the United
[00:03:26] States, thousands of volunteers and...
[00:03:32] will be monitoring polling places
[00:03:34] from the postal service. It should be mentioned that today the
[00:03:38] Trump administration has asked
[00:03:41] substances, this is what the Supreme Court to prevent 20,000 California ballots from
[00:03:45] being counted until it is verified that those voters are citizens, this is
[00:03:49] another attempt from the federal government because the ninth circuit
[00:03:52] had already rejected that
[00:03:56] listening to what affects petition. Another call that local leaders in Santa Clara County make is that
[00:04:00] they said that any anomaly, any intimidation or attempt
[00:04:03] that prevents voting tomorrow
[00:04:07] can be reported. There is an important
[00:04:11] number where any type of anomaly can be reported,
[00:04:14] and it is 800232
[00:04:17] 8662 live from San Jose, Fatima
[00:04:21] Navarrete Telemundo, it is important to reiterate this
[00:04:25] resource, thanks Fatima for this
[00:04:26] information.
[00:04:30] Let's change the subject because there are several people who died in a shooting
[00:04:33] that happened this Monday in Moss Landing, it was registered shortly after
[00:04:37] midnight on Jerry Road, as reported by the authorities,
[00:04:41] the Monterey County Sheriff's office specifically,
[00:04:44] confirmed the deaths, but did not specify how many, nor
[00:04:48] has it said anything regarding the motive of the attack. Authorities
[00:04:52] closed the road and the Moss Landing State Beach, they assured
[00:04:56] that there is no active threat to the community. The Sheriff. The
[00:05:00] Monterey County will offer more details at 12:30
[00:05:03] in a press conference, we,
[00:05:07] 40. of course, have a team present and will be attentive to it. On the other hand,
[00:05:10] a 19-year-old remains in critical condition, while three
[00:05:14] other people are in stable condition, they have reported, this after
[00:05:18] the shooting that occurred in Fairfield last Friday,
[00:05:22] this happened at the Spirit Halloween store, as we informed
[00:05:25] you opportunely, a pregnant woman died and six
[00:05:29] other people were injured inside this store, two
[00:05:33] organizations dedicated an event to, quote,
[00:05:36] heal, they said, the community after this violent
[00:05:39] incident, in which they also offered resources and
[00:05:42] therapy. No arrests have been
[00:05:45] made yet. Meanwhile, in Sonoma County, a
[00:05:48] motorcyclist was rescued by helicopter
[00:05:51] after falling 20 feet down an embankment on State Highway
[00:05:55] 1. This happened on Saturday morning, emergency
[00:05:58] teams and the Sheriff's office used a 100-foot
[00:06:02] cable and a special seat to extract the
[00:06:05] driver. He was then taken to a hospital. So far, his
[00:06:09] identity is unknown, nor is his condition known.
[00:06:13] Now, see what's happening in San Mateo County, it's that
[00:06:17] residents of East Palo Alto report fearing to return
[00:06:20] to their apartments, due to what they describe as a persistent
[00:06:24] odor after the floods of October 22. The
[00:06:27] city authorized the return of 50 of the 58
[00:06:31] affected homes, this is at 430
[00:06:35] East O'kie Street, but residents say they
[00:06:38] fear for their health. For his part, Mayor Webster Lincoln
[00:06:41] assured that he would ask to check the humidity and air quality
[00:06:45] in these homes.
[00:06:48] On the other hand, a San Jose party organizer, accused of
[00:06:52] defrauding families celebrating quinceañeras,
[00:06:56] would plead guilty today. Juan Martín Gaspar
[00:07:00] is accused of receiving thousands of dollars from at least seven
[00:07:03] families for food, venue rental,
[00:07:07] photographs, videos and other services, without delivering
[00:07:10] anything he had promised.
[00:07:12] Gaspar faces grand theft charges and is out on
[00:07:16] $100,000 bail. He is
[00:07:19] also prohibited from working as an event organizer while his
[00:07:22] case is being resolved. He is expected to appear in court this
[00:07:26] morning. Also happening this morning are the
[00:07:30] opening statements in the new trial of the man accused
[00:07:33] of the murder of Sierra Lamar. Earlier this
[00:07:36] year, an appeals court overturned the murder and kidnapping
[00:07:40] conviction of Anthony Garcia
[00:07:43] Torres. 15-year-old Lamar disappeared from a bus stop
[00:07:47] in Morgan Hill on her way to school. Her body has
[00:07:51] not yet been found. In
[00:07:54] other news, enrollment is now open for Cover California health plans,
[00:07:57] but there are some changes. Plan premiums
[00:08:01] are increasing by 10%. In addition, the
[00:08:04] state will allocate an additional 300 million
[00:08:08] dollars to healthcare. To put it in perspective, in the Bay Area,
[00:08:12] there are about 335,000
[00:08:15] people enrolled, 80% receive some type of
[00:08:19] assistance and a quarter of them also say they don't pay for their
[00:08:22] plan. The enrollment period extends until the end of
[00:08:26] January. There is a tragedy to tell you about, a
[00:08:30] one-year-old girl died after being run over during a
[00:08:33] Day of the Dead celebration in Sacramento.
[00:08:36] Authorities are reporting that a man has already been arrested in connection with this
[00:08:39] case. Lupita Baltazar has the story. That's right,
[00:08:43] and according to authorities, the suspect faces several
[00:08:47] charges, including vehicular homicide under the
[00:08:50] influence of intoxicating
[00:08:54] we know so far. The man was identified as Miguel
[00:08:57] Guzmán, 50 years old, a resident of
[00:09:01] Sacramento. The accident occurred shortly after
[00:09:04] 4:45 in the afternoon on Sunday, here at the
[00:09:08] St. Mary Cemetery, located on 21st
[00:09:11] Avenue, and it is that, according to the police, a one-year-old
[00:09:15] girl and her father were run over by a
[00:09:17] vehicle, while a Day of the Dead celebration
[00:09:20] was taking place, both were
[00:09:24] transferred to a hospital where the little girl
[00:09:27] died as a result of her injuries, the father
[00:09:30] suffered non-life-threatening injuries and
[00:09:34] Guzmán was booked into the Sacramento County Main
[00:09:37] Jail, among the charges he faces are
[00:09:41] vehicular homicide under the influence of intoxicating
[00:09:44] substances and driving under the influence
[00:09:47] causing injuries and well, the investigation
[00:09:50] continues and the police ask anyone who has
[00:09:54] information to please report it to 916
[00:09:58] 808 5471
[00:10:01] working for you in Sacramento, I am Lupita Baltazar
[00:10:04] Telemundo, thank you Lupita, we will keep you updated. In other
[00:10:08] information, this Saturday was the inauguration of the new Lakeward
[00:10:11] library in Sunnyvale and as the opening coincided with
[00:10:15] Halloween, many leaders, as you see on screen,
[00:10:18] dressed up. The manager of this new library tells us that this new
[00:10:22] space is for all ages.
[00:10:26] This is a space where we will have something for all
[00:10:29] ages, children, teenagers, adults
[00:10:33] and we will have a lot of programming,
[00:10:36] spaces for children to come to do their homework, to
[00:10:39] read. The hours are Monday
[00:10:43] to Wednesday from 10 in the morning until 7 at night and
[00:10:46] from Thursday to Saturday from 10 in the morning until 5 in the
[00:10:50] afternoon. Let's go to the city of Oakland where this
[00:10:54] year the Katrina became one of the great sensations of this
[00:10:57] Day of the Dead event, thousands of people came to the International
[00:11:01] Boulevard in the Fruitvale area to celebrate this
[00:11:04] day. See on screen with a message of resistance and
[00:11:08] that the struggle continues, residents and merchants do
[00:11:11] not doubt the impact of the presence of the
[00:11:14] Katrina. I have been attending this festival for 12
[00:11:17] years and this year it is even more, more crowded
[00:11:21] with people, it is even more populated, there are more people who have
[00:11:24] suddenly been here to take photos and all that.
[00:11:28] Beautiful, the Katrina above all,
[00:11:31] a beauty of a
[00:11:33] Katrina.
[00:11:35] The community enjoyed, as we heard, this free event
[00:11:39] organized by the Unity Council with
[00:11:42] bands, music and more than 200 food and
[00:11:46] craft stalls. We'll take a break, but when we return, the
[00:11:50] elections generate anticipation, but also anxiety
[00:11:53] among Hispanic voters. Talk to experts who explain how
[00:11:56] to manage stress in the face of uncertainty about the political
[00:12:00] future. Also
[00:12:03] and
[00:12:05] between clouds and cool conditions, the beginning of the week will paint itself something
[00:12:09] different, however temperatures will rise in the following days, although the
[00:12:12] rain will continue, I will return to give you the full
[00:12:15] forecast.
[00:12:19] From San Jose, Natalie Vera, Telemundo 48 news
[00:12:22] working for you.
[00:12:25] Recently in a car, truck or motorcycle accident, call Sweet
[00:12:28] James, a firm that offers results like these, if you have
[00:12:31] suffered serious injuries in an accident and results matter, call Sweet
[00:12:35] James accident attorneys for a free evaluation of your case. Ambiguous
[00:12:39] language is bad in a task, and worse in a
[00:12:42] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:12:45] expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:12:49] voter approval, there are no controls or
[00:12:52] supervision. Most of the money will
[00:12:55] stay with health insurers, instead of doctors' offices and
[00:12:58] clinics, we don't just teach subjects, we teach critical
[00:13:02] thinking, join Governor Newsom, educators, doctors
[00:13:06] and unions in voting no on 40, to always be
[00:13:09] prepared, trust the authority in the weather, we do it right, an independent
[00:13:13] service certifies us as the most accurate forecast, only by
[00:13:16] Telemundo 48, working for
[00:13:18] you.
[00:13:25] authorities want to remind people about the
[00:13:27] misinformation that can circulate online regarding
[00:13:31] the midterm elections. A new study
[00:13:34] conducted by a non-profit organization revealed that
[00:13:38] 77% of people receive political
[00:13:41] information through content creators and not through
[00:13:45] safe media. That is why experts recommend the following:
[00:13:49] let's review on screen: stay informed through
[00:13:52] politicians, legitimate media pages, or
[00:13:55] visit your local election office, as
[00:13:59] we mentioned, there are less than 24 hours until these midterm
[00:14:03] elections, at the same time the expectation grows among many
[00:14:06] Hispanic voters who hope to see changes in issues that
[00:14:10] could directly impact their families, but that
[00:14:14] expectation can also be accompanied by anxiety, that is why we go with
[00:14:18] María René Varillas, she spoke with experts about how we can
[00:14:21] manage this stress, for many families.
[00:14:26] What is at stake in these midterm elections goes much further than who wins or loses a
[00:14:30] race, it is a very stressful political issue
[00:14:34] that even keeps us with little sleep and
[00:14:38] little hunger, issues such as economy, the cost of living, health and
[00:14:41] immigration can directly touch your life, if the
[00:14:45] situation continues as it is, the future of us Hispanics is quite
[00:14:48] uncertain in this country and there are data that show the emotional weight that an
[00:14:52] electoral cycle can have, during the elections. of 2024, the
[00:14:56] American Psychological Association surveyed more
[00:14:59] than 850 Hispanics, almost half
[00:15:02] said that their personal safety was an important source of
[00:15:05] stress, far from being political, it is not the
[00:15:09] environment, but rather we see how my safety depends on this,
[00:15:12] the access I will have to medicines depends on this,
[00:15:16] the future of my children depends on this, my legal situation depends on this,
[00:15:19] so it becomes something personalized.
[00:15:23] However, according to psychotherapist
[00:15:25] Gabriela Romo, the concern for the present and the hope that something will change
[00:15:29] is also felt at a community level. We are
[00:15:33] seeing this level of stress which is different
[00:15:36] from what we can
[00:15:39] anticipate as something personal, but now collective, it is
[00:15:43] that the polls change, the news does not stop and on social media the
[00:15:46] political content is constant, but according to Romo
[00:15:50] being more attentive does not mean feeling calmer, what
[00:15:53] we have to do is really set
[00:15:57] limits, remember that there are things that are out of our control,
[00:16:01] also remember that we have to live in the present, that we have to be more
[00:16:05] focused on our family, on our work, on what makes
[00:16:10] satisfied and the concern for what is happening today adds to the
[00:16:13] uncertainty of not knowing what will change after the
[00:16:16] elections, because for those who have placed in these
[00:16:20] elections the hope of seeing changes in issues that they consider
[00:16:23] important, a different result than they expected, can
[00:16:26] bring frustration, sadness, anger or more
[00:16:30] uncertainty. There will be many variables, so
[00:16:34] we don't have to put all our effort and all
[00:16:38] our energy into
[00:16:40] the results that will not depend on us. Romo says that the
[00:16:44] key is not to ignore what happens or stop participating, it is
[00:16:48] to recognize what we can control and what we cannot.
[00:16:52] Marias, Telemundo.
[00:16:55] We will continue on the topic because this year almost 50 million
[00:16:59] Americans of Generation Z have the right to vote.
[00:17:02] 74% of them say they plan to vote this November.
[00:17:05] This is according to a survey by the Williams Institute at
[00:17:09] UCLA. The young respondents indicated that they clearly
[00:17:12] lean towards Democratic candidates running
[00:17:16] for Congress. In addition, they indicate that the rising
[00:17:20] costs of housing and medical care are their
[00:17:23] priorities. Let's review the weather conditions with
[00:17:26] this image on screen. The National Weather
[00:17:30] Service issued a warning for the beaches of the
[00:17:33] Bay Area, warning of dangerous waves and strong
[00:17:37] rip currents. It will be in effect until tomorrow night, Tuesday,
[00:17:40] and again from Thursday until Sunday. Waves
[00:17:44] could reach a height of between 13 and 17
[00:17:48] feet, so it is urged to stay out of the water,
[00:17:52] avoid piers and rocks and not turn your
[00:17:55] back to the ocean. But let's
[00:17:58] go to our weather expert, Marlene
[00:18:01] Trujillo. Marlene, what awaits us in the next
[00:18:04] hours and also for tomorrow, especially since it is
[00:18:08] election day, many people will surely go out to
[00:18:12] vote. Marlene, what information do you have for us?
[00:18:15] Good afternoon, Miriam, well,
[00:18:18] we will still remain very active this beginning of the week,
[00:18:22] Miriam, for the whole family to prepare. Yes, we must take
[00:18:26] precautions on the coast, as we can see, even during the morning
[00:18:29] we had that low cloudiness that continues to move towards other sectors of
[00:18:33] Northern California and that is also reaching
[00:18:36] sectors of the central valley, with this we already have this autumn
[00:18:40] combo in which temperatures continue
[00:18:44] what is normal at this time of year, while a lot of humidity
[00:18:47] continues to move towards our region, for now temperatures continue
[00:18:51] to remain within the 60s range and we will continue to be limited to raise
[00:18:55] temperatures a little, at least for today, tomorrow the conditions
[00:18:59] will improve a little more, so we see how the temperature difference
[00:19:02] will still be felt towards sectors of the central valley, while the Bay Area will
[00:19:06] already start to see a difference with the last 24 hours between 3 and
[00:19:09] 4 degrees, our maximums remain within the high 60s range in most
[00:19:13] of our coverage area, perhaps some sectors of the San Joaquin
[00:19:17] Valley could indeed be seeing those temperatures already
[00:19:20] touching the 70s or reaching the 70s, but as I mentioned
[00:19:24] we will continue to raise temperatures the rest of the week, while
[00:19:27] precipitation, well, continues above normal in the
[00:19:31] coming days, just what we see in radar images at this moment
[00:19:34] in addition to that humidity, it is some instability that will play again with
[00:19:38] us and this is very important for tomorrow, election
[00:19:41] day, we will have to go out with that umbrella, especially if we are going
[00:19:45] to vote early, just look in that range of
[00:19:49] especially between 8 in the morning and 10, the Bay Area could be
[00:19:53] having some rain, while in the Sacramento area there could be
[00:19:56] some more extended storms of short duration, yes, but they will
[00:20:00] continue throughout the day, at least between 4 and 5 in the afternoon
[00:20:04] in the Bay Area in northern sectors it will continue that way and
[00:20:07] this is the panorama of maximum temperatures tomorrow, continuing in the
[00:20:11] 60s, but now some sectors with a little more sun and warmer
[00:20:15] temperatures, especially towards the Fresno portion, so
[00:20:18] be prepared.
[00:20:20] Thank you, Marlene, for that information. Let's go with news for
[00:20:24] drivers, fuel dropped 11
[00:20:27] cents per gallon in the city of San Jose over the last
[00:20:31] week, this November 2nd the average price is
[00:20:34] $5.82 according to G, who
[00:20:38] consulted 427
[00:20:40] gas stations in the area, the company attributes this drop to the end
[00:20:44] of refinery maintenance and lower demand due to cold
[00:20:48] weather. Now, despite the drop, fuel, it should be mentioned that
[00:20:52] it is still more expensive than a year ago. Much
[00:20:55] attention, if you plan to travel for the end of the year, start
[00:20:59] organizing those accounts, because prices are estimated to
[00:21:02] rise, at least that is what experts are saying, but there are
[00:21:06] a couple of tips you can follow to save money. Lis González tells us what
[00:21:10] they are.
[00:21:13] Airfare prices during the 2026 holiday
[00:21:17] season will be the highest
[00:21:21] in at least a decade, according to the booking portal
[00:21:23] Hopper.
[00:21:26] Tickets for Thanksgiving and Christmas have risen more than
[00:21:30] 25%, exceeding
[00:21:33] $400. He said that consumers should
[00:21:36] buy their tickets as soon as possible, because prices
[00:21:39] will continue to rise and will remain high as long as
[00:21:43] fuel prices do not drop. But Tuesday
[00:21:46] after Thanksgiving, known as Travel
[00:21:58] Tuesday, will be the best day to get a good deal for a trip in
[00:22:02] 2027 and for last-minute Christmas tickets if you are flexible
[00:22:05] with dates and destination. In fact, he says that
[00:22:09] flexibility is the factor that will determine how much you can
[00:22:12] save. Consider traveling on Saturday or the Monday after Thanksgiving
[00:22:16] to save 100% of dollars. He does not recommend traveling
[00:22:20] on Sunday when prices are highest and there is more congestion
[00:22:24] at airports. He advises checking loyalty
[00:22:27] programs to take advantage of opportunities.
[00:22:30] Now is the time to use travel
[00:22:35] credits or reward points to reduce the
[00:22:38] price. In addition, he says you can find a better price if you
[00:22:42] travel on Thanksgiving morning, Christmas Eve
[00:22:45] or Christmas Day, to avoid being impacted by delays
[00:22:48] and cancellations, he recommends booking the first flight of the
[00:22:51] day, downloading the airline app and activating
[00:22:55] notifications.
[00:22:56] The high cost of repairs has
[00:22:59] forced homeowners to postpone maintenance on
[00:23:03] their homes. In fact, to cover these expenses,
[00:23:06] some have resorted to their emergency savings or
[00:23:10] cut essential expenses. Let's review
[00:23:12] some of the most common jobs that homeowners have
[00:23:16] had to postpone. We see on
[00:23:19] screen, 30% say they
[00:23:22] have postponed repairs to floors, walls and
[00:23:25] ceilings, 29% in bathrooms and kitchens and
[00:23:29] 27% in plumbing, and to pay
[00:23:32] for these repairs, 37% say they
[00:23:36] used their savings, while 33% say
[00:23:38] they have had to cut essential expenses such
[00:23:41] as food and health.
[00:23:44] pause to return with this
[00:23:48] clear cold that makes you want a freshly baked
[00:23:52] bread roll, so shortly we will talk about the delicious
[00:23:55] tradition of "pan de
[00:23:56] muerto" (bread of the dead).
[00:23:59] Remember that you can have all the news from your city on your
[00:24:03] cell phone, very easy, by downloading our
[00:24:06] applications on your mobile phone, you can find us
[00:24:10] under Telemundo 48 Bay Area, Telemundo 33 Sacramento
[00:24:14] or Telemundo 51 Fresno. We remain
[00:24:17] connected.
[00:24:20] You have to keep fighting, you cannot let yourself be defeated, if you fall, you have
[00:24:24] to get back up, your story has to be told, one day
[00:24:28] hot water and three, four days none, your voice must be
[00:24:31] heard, please stop the eviction order, because you
[00:24:35] matter, every day looking for solutions for you, we
[00:24:38] will tell you where you can find this free community
[00:24:41] pantry, in your city, in your neighborhood
[00:24:46] you, Telemundo 48 News working for
[00:24:51] three reasons to vote yes on Proposition Three: Proposition
[00:24:55] Three maintains vital funds for our
[00:24:58] schools. Proposition Three does not raise
[00:25:01] taxes, it only maintains what the richest
[00:25:04] 2% already pays, and with strict
[00:25:07] accountability, every dollar goes to
[00:25:11] our schools and not to Sacramento politicians,
[00:25:14] let's protect our students, let's vote
[00:25:18] yes on Proposition Three.
[00:25:20] Ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:25:23] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians
[00:25:27] to expand taxes to anyone at any time, without
[00:25:31] voter approval, there are no controls or
[00:25:34] supervision. Most of the money can stay with
[00:25:37] health insurers, instead of with doctor's offices and
[00:25:40] clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:25:43] critical thinking. Join Governor Newsom, educators,
[00:25:47] doctors and unions in voting no. on
[00:25:57] In the celebration of Day of the Dead, offerings are a tradition
[00:26:00] full of color and...
[00:26:03] In them, loved ones who have passed away are honored,
[00:26:07] in traditional altars, flowers, candles,
[00:26:10] food, drinks and of course, pan de muerto.
[00:26:14] Rogelio Moratagle visited a specialized bakery, yes, for
[00:26:18] pan de muerto, let's see.
[00:26:22] Spongy, sugary. Pan de muerto is a fundamental element of a very
[00:26:26] special Mexican tradition. It is a season
[00:26:29] awaited by all to receive the flavor of this bread. Chef
[00:26:32] Jaime Reinoso makes it at La Migaja, one of the few
[00:26:36] Mexican bakeries in Miami, where little by little, Day
[00:26:39] of the Dead has gained strength. The azahar,
[00:26:43] that is essential, that is what truly identifies pan de muerto. With these
[00:26:46] ingredients, pan de muerto begins to come to life. They are taken to the
[00:26:49] mixer, then it's Elvis's turn, who works the
[00:26:53] dough, separates it and takes it to a traditional cutter. Now
[00:26:57] we have 36 pieces which would be 36
[00:27:00] breads. Then they are kneaded to be
[00:27:02] converted into balls. We put them here in this cart that
[00:27:06] goes for resting. Each ball is the body of a bread, its circular
[00:27:10] shape represents the cycle of life. Then the
[00:27:14] bones are formed, and the fourth I give it with more
[00:27:16] force.
[00:27:18] There it has the bone, two are put on each bread with a small
[00:27:22] ball in the center, because the little ball in the middle is in the
[00:27:26] part of the skull. They are taken to the oven and come out like this, and now we are going to
[00:27:29] decorate them. And how are we going to decorate them? You can
[00:27:33] put butter on them, and I'll put the sugar on them. With the butter, the
[00:27:37] sugar sticks to the bread. Every time I make a bread
[00:27:40] I relive, I relive my mom, I relive my grandmother, I relive
[00:27:44] everyone. The traditional one only has sugar, and in this case we also made
[00:27:47] sugar with corn husk ash and pink sugar, which
[00:27:51] they tell us children love. So
[00:27:55] the pan de muerto is ready, so that those who have left can enjoy it on the
[00:27:58] altar and we, the living, can enjoy it thinking of them.
[00:28:03] from Miami, Florida, Rogelio Moratagle, Telemundo
[00:28:06] News, super colorful, right? The Christmas atmosphere
[00:28:09] is already starting to be felt, some cities are preparing
[00:28:13] for this season, we'll
[00:28:14] be right back.
[00:28:19] Protecting what families have saved is not a
[00:28:22] partisan idea, but five times politicians in
[00:28:26] Sacramento have tried to tax your savings
[00:28:29] and retirement. Proposition 32
[00:28:33] prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on your
[00:28:36] retirement and savings accounts, they
[00:28:40] tried it before, they will do it again, vote
[00:28:43] yes on 42 and protect what you have earned.
[00:29:04] And if Xfinity Mobile with Wi-Fi Boost made it less
[00:29:08] scary to download whatever you want, wherever you want, stay
[00:29:12] connected and cut your mobile bill in half with Xfinity
[00:29:15] Mobile. Xfinity, imagine it. Proposition
[00:29:19] 37 reduces the costs of buying a
[00:29:23] home for families. 37 reduces the required
[00:29:26] down payment from 20% to just
[00:29:29] 3%, and with interest rates,
[00:29:33] it also reduces your family's monthly
[00:29:36] expenses, low down payment, low monthly
[00:29:39] expenses, vote yes on Proposition
[00:29:42] 37 so that buying a home is
[00:29:46] more accessible for our
[00:29:47] families.
[00:29:54] Although we just said goodbye to Halloween, today
[00:29:57] is Day of the Dead, there are some cities that already have their sights
[00:30:01] set on Christmas. Such is the case of San Francisco,
[00:30:05] this video we are showing is from last year, it shows a team
[00:30:08] putting up a Christmas tree, this is in the plaza at the entrance of Pier
[00:30:12] 39, but they estimate that this year's
[00:30:15] tree is already arriving this Wednesday, it was
[00:30:19] cut in Burney Mountain, this new tree comes from
[00:30:23] Shasta County and very soon it will be
[00:30:26] illuminating the city, thank you for joining us, we'll see you
[00:30:30] later.
[00:30:35] That is the most important thing, today Monday, November 2nd, on Telemundo News,
[00:30:38] noon, when it fell, yes,
[00:30:41] the earth shook. Tragedy in Florida, a private plane
[00:30:45] crashed head-on into a highway in Palm Beach County, leaving nine
[00:30:48] dead, a huge crater and hundreds of evacuated residents.
[00:30:52] Authorities are investigating what caused this tragic accident, we are at the
[00:30:56] scene of the disaster. Final and decisive stretch, today the president.