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00:00:00documents. What 70
00:00:02can you imagine living inside a billboard? Well, that's what's being
00:00:06done to promote a new series. In Los Angeles, a narrow
00:00:10, fully furnished living room was installed 30 feet
00:00:14high, with a name inside.
00:00:17Would you dare? I wonder
00:00:20send documentation and now what that warming limited only in win, turn on your radio to how much they're paying them. That's all the news for today. See you tomorrow with the information. Rest well, good
00:00:23night.
00:00:34Passenger lists would be used to make arrests at
00:00:38airports, according to a report from the Wall Street
00:00:40Journal.
00:00:42A man was arrested for indecent exposure at a bookstore
00:00:46in Folsom. Also, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration
00:00:50to pay $65 million to organizations that
00:00:54defend unaccompanied migrant
00:00:56minors.
00:01:03The video was released of a San Joaquin Sheriff's deputy shooting a
00:01:07woman who appeared to be carrying a weapon at a traffic
00:01:10stop. Thank you for joining us this morning on
00:01:13Noticias (NM) Univision California. Rachel Cedeño
00:01:16greets you with pleasure this morning, where we
00:01:19are already expecting
00:01:21elements of the Madera City Fire quite high temperatures. To know exactly what they
00:01:24will be, we connect with my colleague Arletis Roque to know
00:01:28what awaits us for this announced weekend.
00:01:31N+. Univision Bay
00:01:31meteorological service for the Arletis.
00:01:33Of course, good morning Rachel, good morning to all the audience. We are
00:01:37expecting a weekend with extreme heat, starting today,
00:01:41this Friday. We are expecting the heat to
00:01:44term, according to an investigation by intensify, especially Saturday and Sunday will be the days where we will experience the
00:01:47most significant heat, with temperatures that will be between 10 and up to
00:01:51N+, Univision Bay 15 degrees above normal, and the risk of high
00:01:54to extreme heat is that temperatures are generally expected
00:01:57to be above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and some sectors
00:02:01could even exceed 108 degrees, so that
00:02:04temperature behavior is expected from the interior of the
00:02:08Bay Area, throughout the Central Valley and the foothills, some areas of
00:02:11the Sierra. Note that for today we already have those heat alerts that have
00:02:15expanded to a large part of the area, the entire Central Valley under a heat
00:02:19advisory until Sunday night, and that heat
00:02:23advisory has also been incentivized and expanded to the
00:02:27interior areas of the Bay Area, including San Jose, including
00:02:30Concord, including counties like Monterey, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz
00:02:34and that advisory will also be in effect until Sunday night. Later
00:02:37I will return with that detailed temperature forecast, of course, to take care of
00:02:41yourselves, especially those who are making plans in those areas. We will talk about other topics and
00:02:45start with the immigration agenda, because the recent arrests
00:02:48made by ICE agents in the boarding areas of different airlines
00:02:52that we have been documenting on several occasions, have led some
00:02:55airlines to express concern about this type of
00:02:59obviously food prices. operation, according to The Wall Street Journal. Henry Gómez has more
00:03:03information. That's right, the detention of Chantal
00:03:08care, and a pediatrician from Morales Rojas, a California resident who was detained at Denver Airport, exposed
00:03:12this tactic by immigration
00:03:15agents. According to the report, at least a dozen
00:03:19favorites, back-to-school people have been arrested under this tactic in the last
00:03:22month. What the newspaper reveals is that federal agents would be using flight
00:03:26manifests to identify and arrest travelers with possible violations,
00:03:30including cases of expired visas. It is very important
00:03:33to take into account these risks that may arise at
00:03:37this moment and not travel if there is no
00:03:40urgent need to do so, to avoid that risk. Among the most
00:03:45expire, what's going to happen? Am I going to recent cases are detentions of passengers who were traveling on flights with airlines
00:03:48such as JetBlue and Southwest. Given this situation, Southwest
00:03:51stated that it has policies to ensure that authorities present
00:03:55the corresponding legal documentation before sharing
00:03:58information about its clients. In the same vein, JetBlue told N+
00:04:02Univision Sacramento in a statement that it does not collect
00:04:05information about the immigration status of its clients and that it does not maintain programs
00:04:09or agreements to identify or report passengers to
00:04:13government agencies based on their immigration status. It is very
00:04:17important to recognize the
00:04:20moment we are in and the position that
00:04:24this administration has put immigrants in, who
00:04:27take risks and put themselves
00:04:31at risk if they do not,
00:04:34public comments to defend what right? In several of these cases, agents tried to
00:04:37make arrests using administrative warrants. An
00:04:40immigration lawyer explains what powers the authorities have
00:04:44and what the limits of this type of warrant are. Ah,
00:04:48yes, it is true that immigration agents can detain and arrest someone
00:04:51with an administrative warrant, also
00:04:54if they believe there is a legitimate reason
00:04:57to arrest someone and they do not have an administrative
00:05:01arrest warrant, they can also arrest someone without one. N+ Univision Sacramento requested a
00:05:05response from the Department of Homeland Security. As of the close of this
00:05:0990 degrees from 3-4 in the edition, we had not received a response. to oppose a lawsuit from However, DHS spokesperson
00:05:13Lauren Beast previously told The Wall Street Journal that the Agency
00:05:16is simply enforcing existing immigration laws. Both
00:05:20ICE and the TSA are agencies of the Department of Homeland Security
00:05:23that would be collaborating through this tactic of making
00:05:27arrests through the manifests of airlines, which has led to
00:05:31dozens of arrests, according to this
00:05:34report. This is all the information from my part. Henry Gómez, Noticias en
00:05:38Xunivision California.
00:05:40There's another battle being fought by some
00:05:42military personnel in this country: the immigration process of their own
00:05:46families. Francisco Covos tells us about an investigation into active members
00:05:50of the armed forces with detentions at the hands of
00:05:53ICE.
00:05:57Martín Antonio Martínez had three jobs to support his
00:06:01family. His eldest son enlisted with the Marines
00:06:04and thanks to that, he began the process for his
00:06:07residency. Despite having the protection of the so-called military
00:06:11parole in place that is granted to immediate family members of active
00:06:15military personnel, he was arrested at this checkpoint in Falfurrias,
00:06:18Texas, when he was returning to his home in Nashville, Tennessee, after
00:06:22visiting his family on the southern border. It's
00:06:25unfair, unfair for both the
00:06:29family and the children. Two of his children also witnessed the arrest and
00:06:33everyone was surprised when the border patrol agents
00:06:36told them that the document he carried was useless, that it
00:06:40didn't matter, that what he had wasn't
00:06:43a legal status to be in the United
00:06:46States. Like Martín, more than 50 parents and spouses of
00:06:50active military personnel have been detained since Donald
00:06:53Trump began his second
00:06:57the Associated Press. And what happens is
00:06:59that this administration feels like it's
00:07:02betraying us. For decades, the parents and spouses of military personnel have
00:07:06been protected from deportation thanks to a
00:07:10bipartisan consensus. But now,
00:07:13the opposite is happening. People who are applying and sending
00:07:16this request for deferred
00:07:19action no longer have that protection, according to the AP agency.
00:07:22Some military organizations continue to offer immigration
00:07:25benefits for the family members of those who enlist. Experts
00:07:29warn that this change of direction could undermine military readiness
00:07:33and that this situation has left military personnel without emotional support
00:07:36or caregivers for their children. I never thought that this
00:07:39would not happen, they made a sacrifice for this
00:07:43country and they cannot even protect their family
00:07:47members. The Pentagon declined to comment on the
00:07:51agency's findings.
00:07:54And this Thursday, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to pay $65
00:07:58million to organizations that defend unaccompanied
00:08:01migrant minors. The court gave them until this
00:08:05Friday to cover the money owed for legal services
00:08:08already rendered. This decision benefits thousands of children
00:08:12who are facing immigration proceedings throughout the United
00:08:16States, and there are hundreds of consulate employees in Mexico and the United States who
00:08:20would be at risk of losing their jobs and their legal status.
00:08:23María Antonieta Mejía explains why.
00:08:25Around 400 employees of
00:08:29Mexican consulates in the United States could lose
00:08:33their jobs and their legal status due to the expiration
00:08:36of their A2 visas. A former employee of the Mexican
00:08:40consulates in San Francisco and San José
00:08:43says that the stress that many employees are currently
00:08:46experiencing is nothing new. So
00:08:49it's the stress that we all lived through, I remember year
00:08:53after year, "the visa is about to expire, your contract is about to
00:08:58go back to Mexico?" The situation, the
00:09:01situation is very difficult, I won't have a job
00:09:04there. But unfortunately, you have to
00:09:08follow the rules. The problem is that previously, A2 visas
00:09:12could be renewed indefinitely, but
00:09:15since 2016, they are only valid for 5
00:09:19years. When you sign a contract
00:09:22at a consular representation,
00:09:25they specify that this contract is only for
00:09:285 years. That contract and the visa are
00:09:32only for 5 years, no more. According to a note from
00:09:35the newspaper El País, it is estimated that around 400 employees
00:09:39of Mexican consulates in the United States would be
00:09:43at risk of their A2 visas expiring. In the opinion of
00:09:46emeritus professor Enrique Pumar, this would have a negative
00:09:50impact on the bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United
00:09:53States. Well, it affects a lot, why? Because the
00:09:57consular support staff is what
00:10:00facilitates all consular procedures for
00:10:03Mexican migrants here in the United States. If
00:10:07that staff has to change or has to leave and has to be
00:10:10replaced, that's a disruption in
00:10:13consular services that can
00:10:17affect the legal status of many people, it can
00:10:21affect important
00:10:25the State Department publishes regarding
00:10:29this situation is that the A2 permit is not
00:10:32a permit, it is not a path to residency, which is something
00:10:36that is like a mirror for other types of comments they have made
00:10:40in terms of other types of legal status such as
00:10:42TPS, such as student status.
00:10:46I contacted the Mexican consulates in San Francisco and San Jose
00:10:50to find out if there is an impact on local consulates, but they
00:10:53declined to comment. María Antonieta Mejía,
00:10:56Noticias N+ Univision
00:10:59California. We will also be attentive to how it would affect
00:11:03the Fresno, Sacramento consulates and, of course, those in the Bay Area.
00:11:07Back to local news, listen to
00:11:08this.
00:11:16San Joaquin County authorities released this video. It is the moment when one of
00:11:20their officers fired his weapon at a woman. It happened last
00:11:23June 23rd on the avenue.
00:11:28and now they release the video by law, according to authorities, Erica Johnson, 43, was
00:11:31speeding. The officer tried to stop her several
00:11:35times and realized that the woman had what appeared to be a
00:11:38gun and told her not to grab it. According to the agency,
00:11:42she did not follow the instruction and that's when the officer shot her. This
00:11:45woman was taken to the hospital and is in stable
00:11:48condition. The weapon turned out to be
00:11:51fake. Folsom police arrested a 34-year-old
00:11:54man accused of indecent exposure after two
00:11:57incidents, the first on August 1st at Barnes & Noble and a nearby
00:12:01store. They identified him as Clifford Robinson, 34. Detectives
00:12:05believe there may be more victims and ask anyone
00:12:09affected to contact authorities immediately
00:12:12and see this jump from Rainbow Bridge in Folsom
00:12:16ended in a water rescue. Firefighters
00:12:19responded after receiving a report of an injured person on the rocks of the
00:12:23river. Specialized teams managed to get her out of the place and
00:12:26transfer her to a hospital for medical
00:12:30attention.
00:12:34An extremely hot period awaits us this weekend. Later,
00:12:37after the break, I will return with this detailed temperature
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00:15:37In the weather, extremely hot conditions are expected
00:15:40for this weekend and will be present and will continue to be present in some regions
00:15:44from this Friday. Let's go with that detailed forecast of
00:15:47maximum temperatures, high pressures that continue and will continue to control
00:15:51weather conditions, the cool and humid sea air will barely keep
00:15:57coastal areas that will stay today with temperatures below
00:16:0080 degrees, because towards the interior of the Bay Area, maximum temperatures will
00:16:04be exceeding the mid-80s and even exceeding
00:16:0890 degrees towards the Sacramento Valley. That forecast of maximum
00:16:11temperatures for today indicates those values practically
00:16:15generalized above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, Sacramento
00:16:18with 102 this afternoon, 109 north in
00:16:22Redding, 101 in Modesto, while towards the San Joaquin Valley, values above
00:16:26105 degrees Fahrenheit will be more generalized, and
00:16:30from today some sectors could reach 108 degrees,
00:16:33so for those outdoor activities, stay very well
00:16:36hydrated, take frequent breaks in the shade, preferably in places with
00:16:40air conditioning, use sun protection, try to limit those outdoor
00:16:44activities, especially from noon, be very careful with
00:16:47pets and remember to always check the back
00:16:51seat of your vehicle before closing. With high temperatures,
00:16:55with humidity that will remain extremely dry for the next few days,
00:16:58even below 10%, also with fuels that remain
00:17:02and will continue with very critical levels of dryness, the risk of
00:17:05forest fires will increase. The
00:17:09moment does not consider the possibility of issuing fire risk warnings,
00:17:13but keep in mind that this will be present, so also be very careful with those activities
00:17:16that can generate a spark. Absolutely, it's Friday, if
00:17:20you plan to visit Yosemite National Park, you have to be careful
00:17:23because they warn that during hot and windless
00:17:27days like the ones Arletis is talking about, the branches of apparently
00:17:31healthy black oaks can suddenly break
00:17:34off. They are recommending not to sit or rest
00:17:37under these trees and to move away if you hear
00:17:41creaking, and San Joaquin County extended the local emergency due to the
00:17:44spread of the golden mussel, an invasive
00:17:48species that threatens the water infrastructure of the delta. Authorities seek
00:17:52to maintain coordination and secure resources to
00:17:55protect water supply, agriculture and regional
00:17:59economy. In other news, look from road
00:18:02rage to a scene of terror. This is what a
00:18:05camera captured the moment a good Samaritan risked his life to save
00:18:09the victims of a brutal attack, and the anger was so great that the
00:18:12victim would not stop bleeding. Juan Carlos González
00:18:16has more on this incident. This
00:18:19man is seen stabbing the passenger of a truck that
00:18:23had just been rear-ended. Moments before, he had also attacked
00:18:27the woman driving the crashed vehicle. This is another
00:18:31road rage incident that began with an almost insignificant vehicular
00:18:34accident and almost ended in a total
00:18:38tragedy, as the passenger suffered very severe stab
00:18:40wounds.
00:18:45At that moment we realized we had to do something.
00:18:48I gave him my shirt and we put it over the wound, said this witness
00:18:52of the incident. The injuries were so serious that the 27-year-old man
00:18:56had to be taken to the intensive care unit. The
00:18:59doctors could not control the bleeding from his intestines.
00:19:03This California Highway Patrol officer explains to us that unfortunately
00:19:07road rage incidents are very common, especially with
00:19:11firearms, yes we receive calls about shootings,
00:19:14ah, but when investigating these types of incidents, arriving with the
00:19:18victims and asking what happened, that's when they realize that
00:19:21there was an altercation that perhaps began with a gesture, the sound of the horn
00:19:25or with shouts and then it led to blows or even the use of
00:19:29weapons. In this case, the alleged perpetrator is Orlando Query
00:19:32Chávez, 49 years old, who was arrested only
00:19:35moments after the altercation occurred in the city of San
00:19:39Diego, California. Now he faces several charges, including
00:19:42attempted homicide. Incredible. Also, in other news, a
00:19:46tragic discovery marks the evolution of the Gant
00:19:50fire because emergency teams recovered the body of a person inside
00:19:53a home that was destroyed by the flames in
00:19:57Calaveras County. So far, the Sheriff's office has not officially
00:20:01confirmed the identity of the victim. Meanwhile, this fire
00:20:04has already devastated more than 10,300 acres. Evacuation orders
00:20:08remain in effect in some areas and firefighters this morning
00:20:11have already reached 33%
00:20:14containment. It is important to add that Governor Gavin Newsom has already declared a
00:20:18state of emergency in the county due to the fire and the measure seeks
00:20:21to expedite resources to combat the fire, and a man
00:20:25was arrested early this Thursday after allegedly threatening
00:20:29another person with a cutter and barricading himself in a Sacramento
00:20:32hotel room. During the operation, his minor
00:20:36daughter managed to leave unharmed. Due to the
00:20:39suspect's history related to firearms, the SWAT
00:20:43team's intervention was necessary. The man now faces
00:20:46several charges, including assault with a
00:20:50deadly weapon. We will be back with more news because Governor
00:20:53Newsom continues the fight against the Trump administration's
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00:24:15us. Look, California, well and throughout the country there is a
00:24:19heated debate about the cameras that read vehicle license plates, the
00:24:23ones at traffic lights and at some intersections. A bill
00:24:27is seeking to limit the storage of that
00:24:31days and restrict who can access it. The
00:24:34police assure that technology helps solve crimes,
00:24:38but privacy advocates are demanding greater
00:24:41controls, and the Trump administration is proposing a reform to the
00:24:45Headstart childcare program. This offers early
00:24:48education and health services to low-income children and this
00:24:52plan would replace several federal rules with state
00:24:55regulations. The White House assures that this would expand the program
00:24:58while critics warn that
00:25:01it would rather lower its standards. And
00:25:04California intensifies its confrontation, on the other
00:25:08hand, with the federal government, this due to offshore
00:25:11oil drilling. Governor Newsom filed
00:25:14formal objections to the Court regarding a federal
00:25:18review and now asks Californians themselves to send
00:25:24he calls the coast and its economy. And we have three
00:25:27actions from Attorney General Rob Bonta that he announced this week, I'm going to
00:25:31explain them to you. The first is that he joined a coalition of states that
00:25:34are supporting the right of transgender students to use bathrooms
00:25:38corresponding to their gender identity. This comes as a legal
00:25:41action against the state of Idaho, which is currently passing
00:25:45a law that would prohibit this, arguing it violates constitutional
00:25:49protections against discrimination.
00:25:52Second, he joined 18 other state attorneys general this time
00:25:57the FTC against a medical organization that issues
00:26:01guidelines on care for transgender people. This coalition maintains
00:26:04that the action threatens the autonomy of states and evidence-based
00:26:08medicine. The third is that he expanded his
00:26:12lawsuit against DuPont and other chemical companies,
00:26:15accusing them of reorganizing their assets to evade
00:26:18responsibilities for PFAS contamination, better known
00:26:21as "forever chemicals." The
00:26:24state is seeking to have these companies fund the cleanup of Californian
00:26:28water and the health damages to its
00:26:31residents. We will be back with more state news because the
00:26:35state is also proposing to limit the use of artificial intelligence and the way
00:26:40they offer this type of virtual therapy with mental
00:26:43health advice. In addition, the Trump administration is continuing its
00:26:47efforts to go after birthright citizenship, this
00:26:50time with new executive orders. We will be
00:26:54analyzing this with Univision's Director of Immigration, we'll be
00:26:57right back.
00:27:02Edition. California Monday to Friday from
00:27:0412:30 to 1 in the afternoon. Large
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00:29:47President Trump signs orders again to continue his
00:29:50attempts to restrict birthright citizenship.
00:29:54Also, the Department of Homeland Security is preparing a plan to hire
00:29:57private investigators to collect fines from
00:30:01migrants. California seeks to limit the use of
00:30:04artificial intelligence as mental health support and a new report in
00:30:08California asks to differentiate between electric bicycles that are
00:30:12legal and faster unregulated devices.
00:30:15Good morning, it's good that you join us and stay informed through
00:30:19Noticias N+ Univision California. Rachel Cedeño greets you with great
00:30:23pleasure, covering for my colleague Maribel López who is on a well-deserved
00:30:27vacation. It's Friday, many are going out to enjoy their weekend
00:30:31today. And Arletis Rock is preparing this report for
00:30:34us, monitoring the heat situation, let's see what happens this
00:30:38weekend, Arletis.
00:30:42Of course, good morning Rachel, good morning to all the audience, I want to focus now on that
00:30:46forecast for this Friday, and notice how for
00:30:49Fresno temperatures will already be exceeding 90 degrees by midday.
00:30:53Towards the afternoon we will be seeing that period between 2 and at least until
00:30:577 at night with temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit in
00:31:00dry conditions, cloudy skies, no rain in the forecast for today, the
00:31:04next few days, Sacramento at midday near 83
00:31:08degrees and exceeding those high
00:31:11afternoon, also with temperatures that will reach triple digits today. For the
00:31:15case of San Francisco, temperatures will remain a bit more pleasant,
00:31:19even slightly below 70 degrees for most of the
00:31:23afternoon, from midday those 67 degrees and closer to
00:31:2770 degrees between 2 and 4 in the afternoon. There is a heat
00:31:30advisory covering inland areas of the Bay Area, also
00:31:34the entire central valley is in effect from today and will be in effect until Sunday, a period
00:31:38of extreme heat we will be experiencing this weekend and in
00:31:41relation to that forecast we will be talking in a bit more detail
00:31:45later, almost no one in our region is safe from the intense
00:31:48heat we are expecting for today. Thank you Arletis, we'll see you again soon,
00:31:52meanwhile we have to talk about immigration, because last night we
00:31:55went to bed with the news that President Donald Trump signed two executive
00:31:59orders to try to limit birthright citizenship and so-called
00:32:03maternity tourism. One of the measures
00:32:06is seeking to deny automatic citizenship to children
00:32:09born in the United States to people classified
00:32:13by the government as foreign nationals. The second orders
00:32:17new restrictions against those who travel to the country with the
00:32:20main objective of giving birth, and to understand more
00:32:24about what these two measures would mean and, more importantly, if they
00:32:28could truly reach a resolution and become
00:32:31law, Candy Martinez expands on the information with the Director of
00:32:35Immigration of Televisa
00:32:36Univision.
00:32:54He tries once again, this time, through two executive orders signed
00:32:58this morning. The child was already born here, we know that child
00:33:01is a citizen, due to what the Supreme Court of the United States indicated. The debate
00:33:05once again focuses on birthright citizenship, but this time the
00:33:08administration is pushing for a more rigorous
00:33:11interpretation of the 14th Amendment of the United
00:33:15States Constitution, proposing, among other
00:33:19limitations, such as immediate citizenship for children of
00:33:22foreign nationals. The administration seeks to annul the naturalization of
00:33:26those people whose parents are diplomats of foreign
00:33:30governments, children of foreign enemies or
00:33:33people identified as terrorists, and also
00:33:37immigration fraud, that is, the children of those
00:33:40who are in the country illegally or
00:33:42obtained permission to stay
00:33:45by fraud. Birth tourism, although it is a
00:33:48practice currently prohibited for a long time now, the
00:33:52president once again brings it up and seeks to further reinforce
00:33:55the filters that could allow a person to travel to the United
00:33:59States with the specific intention of giving birth in the
00:34:03country. And finally, territorial citizenship or by
00:34:06territory, seeks to limit automatic citizenship for
00:34:10those people who are born in territories such as Puerto
00:34:14Rico. Something that he also tried in the past,
00:34:17without any success. For diplomats, there was already a
00:34:21prohibition under constitutional law because they are not subject to the
00:34:25jurisdiction of the state, and there were already established mechanisms to
00:34:28limit birth tourism. Regarding the
00:34:32territories and states, a proposal has already been presented in
00:34:35Congress, I don't think the President has the authority to do it, simply by
00:34:39executive order. A report by Candy Martinez. And well, the Department of
00:34:42Homeland Security is also preparing a plan
00:34:45to hire private investigators in Mexico, Honduras, and
00:34:48Guatemala with the objective of locating immigrants who have already been
00:34:52deported and seeking to collect civil fines that
00:34:55could reach up to one million dollars. In fact, several cases have occurred
00:34:59that we have reported through this medium in our region.
00:35:03This program would include a budget of 9 million
00:35:06dollars, although legal experts warn that its application in other countries
00:35:10could face significant obstacles. In addition, other
00:35:14legal experts warn that they can now deny immigration applications without
00:35:17asking for more evidence first, that's why Scarlet Galván interviewed lawyer
00:35:21Julio Ollanarte last night to explain how this would affect
00:35:25new procedures and those that are already pending.
00:35:27Let's see. For years many applicants
00:35:31could expect USCIS to ask them for additional documents before
00:35:34denying a case, but that has just changed. Since August 5, the
00:35:38agency can reject certain applications without giving that
00:35:41opportunity. We talk more about this topic with immigration lawyer
00:35:45Julio Ollanarte, welcome Julio, good afternoon, good afternoon, thanks
00:35:49for the invitation, indeed, things are changing
00:35:52Scarlet, because before what happened during the Biden administration and
00:35:56until now is that if one initiated an application with
00:35:59USCIS, with the immigration agency for a residence case, a green card,
00:36:03citizenship, a work permit and other things, the
00:36:06government, if it considered that you lacked some evidence, a document, it
00:36:10would send you a notification asking for it,
00:36:13now they can deny your case without giving you this opportunity.
00:36:17So here we are talking about what type of applications exactly or immigration
00:36:20benefits could be affected by these changes?
00:36:24Of course, the USCIS agency works
00:36:28with millions of cases right now and
00:36:32green card when one is in the United States and wants to become a resident, when one has
00:36:35a pending petition for something else and requests a work permit or a travel
00:36:39permit, when one wants to become a US citizen, all these
00:36:42things one does with USCIS, there one has to
00:36:47will have to be done is to send everything upfront and completely because if one
00:36:51does not do it one runs the certain risk that the government will
00:36:54reject the case without giving one an opportunity to
00:36:57provide more documents later. Lawyer, and well for those viewers who
00:37:01say well, maybe I want everything to go well, I don't want these
00:37:05setbacks, what common mistakes do people make to avoid them
00:37:08and obviously not experience this situation? Well, sometimes
00:37:12people are too confident in their case because they have a real case and everything is in order and
00:37:16they assume that with some other document they can prove it, now it must be done
00:37:20thoroughly just in case, I always say better to have too much than too little
00:37:23so have more documents demonstrating and reinforcing
00:37:27what one is trying to show the government, following the instructions on the
00:37:31forms that one presents and obviously seeking legal
00:37:34advice to send the petition as complete as
00:37:37possible, and with this you are now informed for your weekend
00:37:41regarding immigration headlines, meanwhile let's move on to
00:37:45other local news because this Thursday
00:37:49Department responded to an emergency call about a vehicle
00:37:52fire, and this incident was recorded shortly
00:37:56after 8 in the morning behind a shopping center located at
00:37:592037 West Cleveland Avenue. Upon
00:38:03arrival, firefighters found a sedan with fire in the engine
00:38:07compartment. The brigades managed to confine the fire to that area of the
00:38:10vehicle, fortunately no injuries were reported, but
00:38:14they left the dramatic video of the moment of the attack to remind
00:38:18people to drive with caution and if they notice smoke or
00:38:21see other drivers signaling them, to get out
00:38:25immediately in a safe manner, especially in a
00:38:28way that will not cause harm to the rest of the
00:38:31population. This Thursday, in addition, the teenager accused of being the
00:38:35driver who facilitated the escape in the murder of Caleb
00:38:39Quick, has appeared again before the court and Noé Ortega was
00:38:43there to tell us what happened and what the
00:38:45testimonies were.
00:38:48On the fourth day of the trial against Casandra Michaels, the teenager accused of
00:38:52facilitating the escape of the main suspect in the murder of Kaleb
00:38:55Quick, which occurred on April 23, 2025, family members
00:38:59of the alleged perpetrator testified. Harley Rangel, the suspect's brother, states that
00:39:03he knew Cassandra from school before she started a relationship with his
00:39:07brother. Before lead deputy prosecutor Kendall Reynolds began
00:39:10asking questions, Rangel's lawyer spoke.
00:39:13Rangel.
00:39:19She stated that her position is that he could testify on matters that could
00:39:22incriminate him and that for that reason he would invoke the Fifth
00:39:26Amendment. He invoked the Fifth Amendment 15 times throughout
00:39:30the hearing, however, Judge Brian Álvarez ordered him to
00:39:33answer some of those questions, since the answers would not
00:39:37incriminate him. Harley was one of the first to see the suspects after the
00:39:41shooting, he described the suspects' behavior as frantic and
00:39:44shocked. However, he said that Cassandra was visibly sad
00:39:48and crying that night, he states that the only thing the
00:39:52suspects told him that night was that someone shot Caleb and that he was
00:39:55dead, that they heard a bang and saw a body fall to the ground and ran
00:39:59home, they talked about the firearms recovered at the suspect's
00:40:02home that the deceased grandfather had given him, Harley states that
00:40:06he was never told nor did he know where those weapons were and when he was asked about
00:40:10his brothers?
00:40:13hermanos?
00:40:25however, he invoked the Fifth Amendment. Nevertheless, the
00:40:28judge insisted he answer and he said he didn't think he had been told. As for
00:40:32the questions about the white Tesla, he said on numerous occasions that he didn't
00:40:36remember what had been said. Another person who spoke was the father of the
00:40:39main accused, Abel Rangel, he said that neither he nor his
00:40:43wife nor his two daughters were at home when the shooting occurred because
00:40:46they were on vacation. Only the suspect Hurley and the
00:40:50grandmother were at home. He states that once they returned home they had several
00:40:53conversations with his family and with Casandra. And when the prosecutor
00:40:56asked him how many times he had spoken with his son before speaking with law
00:41:00enforcement, he replied that around five times, to which Abel
00:41:04replied,
00:41:07not so much, he says they didn't talk much about the incident, but about his son's
00:41:10emotions. The last witness was Greg Masters, a
00:41:13forensic criminologist who examined the weapon that was confiscated at the suspect's
00:41:17home, he made comparisons and tested the weapon with the
00:41:20shell casings collected at the crime scene and at the home, concluding
00:41:24that the weapon supposedly used to commit the murder had
00:41:28been fired before he received it. Noel Ortega,
00:41:32Noticias N+ Univision California.
00:41:35Clients of an event planning company claim they were
00:41:38scammed. Including one from a family who was looking forward to
00:41:42celebrating a quinceañera this very Friday. Norma Roque
00:41:46explains the
00:41:46details.
00:41:53This is the first time the families have met in person, but for months
00:41:5730 of them have been united in a WhatsApp group, as each
00:42:00one has a similar story and their pain, María Calderón assures me, was
00:42:04allegedly caused by the same event company,
00:42:08Rustic and Chic Company. I hired this company in
00:42:122023 for a 16th birthday for my
00:42:15daughter, so I paid for 2 years 15,
00:42:19700. Her daughter's party would be on August 30,
00:42:232025, but 5 days before, the owner
00:42:27told me that the party venue was no longer
00:42:30eligible.
00:42:32Horrible. To this
00:42:35day,
00:42:38how could they celebrate?
00:42:41I won, I showed the judge the evidence, the judge obviously
00:42:45said it was a breach of contract, the company, however, asked for the case
00:42:48to be reviewed by a second judge, the judge again in
00:42:52March heard the case and again won, what did the second
00:42:55judge determine, that he pay me, have they done so, no,
00:42:59to date no, they do not answer.
00:43:02Evering Rivas Álvarez tells me that something similar happened to her when she was
00:43:05planning her wedding in October 2023 and she has already filed
00:43:09her complaint with the California Consumer Protection Office, the
00:43:13flowers, excuse me,
00:43:16the food,
00:43:17she complied,
00:43:20she changed us to another place, to a conference room, in this
00:43:24family two cousins suffered the same, they assure me, the 16th birthday party
00:43:28of Enveya Velasco would be tomorrow, but her mother Angelica tells me that
00:43:32Rustic and Chic also canceled the hall in City of Commerce
00:43:35and they will celebrate in a smaller place, we will be happy
00:43:38that day, oh. We will be
00:43:41together,
00:43:45there is no way to leave them a message, for 4
00:43:48days I have tried to communicate by phone and in
00:43:51writing with the company without any response, the families
00:43:55went today to file a complaint with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's
00:43:59Department, they want to assign a sheriff,
00:44:02right, a detective excuse me,
00:44:05to see how serious the
00:44:07problem is.
00:44:11Agents for our region this weekend, while
00:44:13the risk of wildfires and the possibility of
00:44:17minor coastal flooding will also remain elevated. We will be
00:44:21talking about all of that.
00:44:24I also tell you how experts from our state are looking to improve
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00:47:52the weekend conditions will remain extremely hot, elevated
00:47:56temperatures above 100 degrees and up to 108 in
00:48:00a large part of the central valley are expected, so they are under that heat warning until
00:48:03Sunday at 8 at night, in the interior areas also of the bay area they will
00:48:07be experiencing a lot of heat with maximum temperatures between
00:48:11the mid-90s to 100 degrees, so practically a large
00:48:14part of the bay area is under a heat warning from today until Sunday night, with the
00:48:18increase in temperatures with the
00:48:21extremely dry conditions on the ground, the fuels, the relative
00:48:25humidity that will continue to be extremely low, the risk of wildfires
00:48:29will remain elevated, there are no alerts for fire risk, but know it and
00:48:32keep it in mind so that you practice fire safety at all times
00:48:36with all your activities this weekend, as for
00:48:39another risk that will be starting from
00:48:43today and for a quite prolonged period and at least until
00:48:47Thursday of next week, there is the possibility of minor coastal
00:48:50floods due to the coincidence of high tides with
00:48:53swell, with the rise in sea level and the thermal expansion of the water
00:48:57will be leaving the possibility of minor coastal floods from
00:49:01today and at least until Thursday of next week and a coastal flood warning
00:49:04has been issued for the interior areas and near the
00:49:08bay area, that starts from today approximately high tide today would be
00:49:12occurring at 6:55 in the afternoon and the peak of the highest
00:49:16tide is expected towards Sunday, see how the expected flood level
00:49:19will be increasing and on Sunday it could be reaching up
00:49:23to 1.6 feet of water elevation
00:49:26above ground level, so be very careful if you live in those low-lying
00:49:30areas near the bay area you could find
00:49:32parking lots, some parks with flooded
00:49:35areas. Thank you Arletis, important reminders.
00:49:39In other news, I was telling you that California is looking to set limits on the use of
00:49:43artificial intelligence as mental health support, a
00:49:46bill proposes to restrict these chatbots that offer
00:49:50therapeutic advice, arguing that technology can
00:49:53help professionals, but not replace
00:49:56psychotherapy or specialist
00:50:00the University of California, Riverside participated in a national
00:50:03project that seeks to improve the treatment of
00:50:06jaundice in newborns. This study found that
00:50:09updating protocols in hospitals, even through electronic
00:50:13records, helps to provide more consistent care and
00:50:16avoid unnecessary treatments for babies,
00:50:19and a new report in California asks to differentiate between
00:50:22these electric bicycles that are legal and the faster
00:50:25devices that are not regulated,
00:50:28experts assure that so-called e-bikes offer transportation,
00:50:32health access benefits, but warn that
00:50:35the rules should focus on vehicles
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00:51:13practitioner,
00:51:17dangerous heat above normal for this time of year is expected
00:51:21during the weekend in a large part of the area, I'll be back with this extended
00:51:24forecast in a minute.
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00:54:10Casablanca explains why this year California farmers are
00:54:13planting fewer tomatoes,
00:54:17planting by 30% due to
00:54:20overproduction in recent years and since this year also lent
00:54:24itself well to good production. In the central valley canning tomato fields, the
00:54:28harvest is just days away from starting, but this year many
00:54:31growers planted less. According
00:54:35to the US Department of Agriculture, this year
00:54:38only 180,000 acres were planted, the
00:54:41lowest amount in more than 30 years, it is also the third consecutive
00:54:45year that the planting of this crop has decreased, they can
00:54:48sell it for a lower price than they
00:54:51contracted it for. This is used to make products such as
00:54:55pasta sauce, ketchup and canned tomatoes. It is
00:54:59mainly how it would affect the pockets of citizens,
00:55:04restaurants will increase, according to the California
00:55:08Tomato Growers Association, excess inventory
00:55:11and declining sales led processors
00:55:14to reduce contracts for this season, with the
00:55:17aim of balancing supply with demand, it is an 11%
00:55:21reduction, which is quite complex, from the
00:55:25point of view that California is the largest producer, that
00:55:29is, after a record harvest last year, growers
00:55:32ended up with more inventory than the market could
00:55:35absorb when it is flowering it is the most important because if it is
00:55:39too hot the flower falls and
00:55:42well, that affects production, it tells us that the climate also favors
00:55:46the crop that is planted in May because the moderate
00:55:49temperatures helped to achieve good production, however they warn that if
00:55:53extreme heat returns in the coming weeks it could affect the
00:55:57harvest yield, it is 120 days of
00:56:00harvest, the Department of Agriculture estimates a production of
00:56:039.9 million tons, around
00:56:0611% less than in 2025, however, the
00:56:09California Tomato Growers Association indicates that tomato product
00:56:13sales increased 8.4% over the past
00:56:17year, a sign that could help the market
00:56:21recover. Ana Casablanca, news, N+ Univision
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00:57:37word, for this weekend in San Francisco temperatures
00:57:41will be rising, on Sunday they will be reaching the high 70s,
00:57:45some clouds present in the mornings, mostly clear in the afternoons and
00:57:49temperatures will drop again slightly for next
00:57:53week, staying very close to the mid 70s. Sacramento,
00:57:56temperatures rising this weekend as high as
00:57:59104 degrees on Sunday and we will see that much
00:58:03awaited relief on the thermometer starting early next week when temperatures
00:58:07will gradually drop reaching
00:58:10and approaching the mid 90s. We still have no possibility of
00:58:13rain in the forecast and for Fresno the most dangerous
00:58:17temperatures are expected, so we will be seeing those very high temperatures on Sunday,
00:58:21up to 108 degrees, they will also start to drop little
00:58:24by little at the beginning of next week, but it will not be until at least
00:58:28Wednesday and Thursday that we will be seeing temperatures closer
00:58:32and even slightly below those three digits, so the most dangerous
00:58:35heat is expected in the San Joaquin Valley, be very careful with outdoor
00:58:39activities this weekend, also with the risk of wildfires and if you live
00:58:43near the Bay Area, also consider the possibility of minor coastal floods.
00:58:47Thank you for joining us this morning, you know, extend the alert to your neighbors
00:58:51and the people you will be working with or meeting during this
00:58:55weekend so that we all take care of each other. Meanwhile, look, the
00:58:59health alert is growing due to an outbreak of salmonella linked to
00:59:02jalapeños imported from Sinaloa, Mexico. The CDC reported that
00:59:06345 people in 27 states have become
00:59:10ill and at least dozens have been hospitalized. Some restaurant
00:59:14chains, for example, like Chipotle, have already removed the products
00:59:17from their menus, that's why you have to be alert when you go to
00:59:21consume it and we have good news for students in Sacramento because the
00:59:25unified school district announced that during the 2026-2027
00:59:28school year all students will receive
00:59:32free breakfast and lunch in all schools,
00:59:35this thanks to the federal community eligibility
00:59:38provision program and is part of
00:59:41the efforts to mitigate hunger in
00:59:45our young people, thank you very much for tuning in, we leave you
00:59:48here with live footage of how the conditions are, this is
00:59:52Highway 99, we see how the traffic flow, people already
00:59:56going out to enjoy that weekend, some to work,
00:59:59remember to take care of yourself from the high temperatures we will have today,
01:00:03thank you for tuning in and stay tuned as we will be
01:00:07informing you at any time, anything we
01:00:10know, news that develops in your community, have an excellent
01:00:14afternoon and an even better weekend.
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