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The police are now facing charges of murder,
but now from the mother to the sister of this man
could face criminal charges.
Find out why later.
The flames damaged three businesses,
losses are thousands of dollars.
And we will tell you where next.
One of the most dangerous border areas
and crossed by migrants
from today will have a VETA group
for orientation and rescue.
Find out where later.
Family and friends carry out a wash of cars
to collect funds for the Christian burial
of two police officers.
Good afternoon and welcome. I greet you.
Joana Molina, Marie Ravago, are on vacation.
We begin with the latest news.
A police officer has been injured on 7th Street.
Bacay is looking for the alleged responsible.
We have live footage.
Schools in the area have been closed.
And of course, tonight,
at 10 we will have information
on what happened or later in the course
of our news.
And the man who faced the police yesterday
continues to be hospitalized.
Luis Antonio Mesta was injured in the hand
of a police officer who was
carrying a bulletproof vest.
Mesta was in the hospital for 6 hours.
And when the police came in for him,
he was shielded with his 4-year-old son.
Now, the Phoenix police ask that the mother
and sister of the suspect who was in the residence
also pay their respects to the justice
who failed to attend the authorities.
Worried about the high rate of students
who consume drugs in our state,
today, important authorities
at local and state level met in this city
to make an important recommendation
to parents and local leaders.
Alejandra Espinosa, from La Radación,
has all the details.
Joana, the recommendation is to look
and create awareness in our community
about the harmful consequences
that the use of drugs involves
both in physical condition of the student
and in school performance
and of course, also in his personality.
According to statistics,
every day there are bad young people
who consume drugs,
so today federal authorities met
with school leaders in our state
to recommend what could save
the lives of thousands of students.
The purpose is to implement
the exam program
preventive for children
in any school system.
This exam will consist
in being able to perform anti-drug tests
in schools
with the consent of their parents.
I see it as something good
because being Hispanic,
I have seen that
in our school, many students
have drugs available
very easily.
I have seen many schools
in crisis because of this situation
and drugs, the use of
getting involved in criminal acts
leads to crime and that is
what we don't want to happen
and it is already happening.
This is also known by parents
that the possibility that their children
are subjected to this kind of tests
is not a good thing.
I think so.
I think that would be good.
For there to be
more security in the school
for the other children.
For her part, the director of the
National Office of Drug Control
of the United States, pointed out that
this program is not to punish
students who are positive,
but to help them get out of their addiction
until the time that the
alarming statistics decrease.
60% of the youth
gets involved
in some criminal activity
that has to do with drugs.
Well, now we just have to wait
for the different school districts
to review the recommendation.
Later, each one will decide how and when
to implement this rule in their schools.
With this information, I return with you, Joana.
Thank you, Alejandra. Good afternoon.
Another man of 46 years of age
is arrested in Tucson for trying
to have sex with a 14-year-old girl.
Robert Blankard was arrested
yesterday when he arrived at a movie theater.
Where he would meet the minor.
The young girl turned out to be
a undercover detective who was made
to pass through a teenager. Now Blankard
faces charges of sexual exploitation
and for providing articles to a minor.
A fire this early in the morning
left thousands of dollars in material damage.
This happened when an ad
for a nail shop on the table
was set on fire in the early morning,
causing other two shops to also
be damaged by smoke and water.
The losses go up to $100,000.
His mission was to deliver a eviction order,
but it turned out that he met
a methamphetamine lab in an apartment.
The clandestine lab was located
near 29th and Greenway Street
in front of a primary school.
Where dozens of kids pass by day by day.
According to police, it is incredible
how one registered an explosion
since the chemicals were too strong.
The person who delivered the eviction order
had to receive medical attention.
The Naco border area is one of the
most visited areas by migrants.
However, this border did not have
a beta group. Now, as Jesus Icaeus explains,
many migrants in Naco Sonora
will have a friend.
Tell us, Jesus.
That's right, Joanna.
This border area is one of the
most dangerous for migrants,
and here there was no beta group,
so many migrants were lost
due to lack of help and guidance.
How long have you been walking?
Since yesterday.
Veronica has already walked several kilometers
under a heat inferno in the desert,
but she still does not reach the American soil.
She was with other migrants
near Naco Sonora,
and they were already in bad conditions.
The problem is that many of them die
without even stepping on the American soil.
There have been cases of deaths
in the Mexican territory
because of this place in Naco.
Previously, every three days
beta agents were seen
in the Naco desert, but due to
the insistence of the authorities,
from today the beta group will be there every day.
Since that time we were fighting
for this type of help.
We had not had the support
of the Institute for Migration
through the beta group, and that is why
I feel happy to have this support
for the citizens.
It is an area that we did not have covered.
From today we are going to
assign one or two patrols
to rescue our migrants and help them
and protect them as much as we can.
From today the area of Naco will be covered
by two patrols, and in each one
there will be a beta agent and one public security agent.
When the migrant arrives at the border,
he is decided to cross, but now
he will be guided by the dangers
he faces before and after crossing the
dividing line towards the United States.
Reporting from Naco, I am Jesus Icaeros.
With this I return to the studies in Phoenix.
Thank you, Jesus.
The story repeats, less than a week
another shooting is recorded
where a policeman turns out to be the victim.
We are live with Victor Hugo Rodriguez
from the center of Phoenix, who has all the details.
Go ahead, Victor, what is happening?
That's right, everything happened here on the 7th Avenue
and the Bacay, at 3.15,
where one of the officers was
stopping two individuals to give them
an infraction, and it turns out
that there was a exchange of bullets
and at 3.15 the policeman was
already asking for reinforcements.
The policeman received three
bullets, we have been informed
that he received one on the shoulder,
another on the leg, and another hit him
in the anti-bullet vest. We have also
received a description of the suspect
they are looking for at the moment.
There were two, one managed to escape
and they are looking for him, he is believed to be Latino.
He is about 5'2", 135 pounds.
Also, what we have been told
is that one of the suspects
received a bullet,
well, rather, he received several bullets,
he is hospitalized in the
Buen Samaritano
and the other officer is
in St. Joseph, San Jose
and well, he is being treated,
he is treated, he is in stable conditions
and this is all the information
we have so far.
We will obviously bring you more information
tonight at 10 o'clock,
about what is happening and how this investigation will end.
With this, I return with you, Johanna, to the studio.
Thank you Victor Hugo, we will wait for you at 10.
Yes.
And we continue to make efforts to help the families
of the agents who have been dropped in compliance with their duties.
Nayra Rosales explains to us what is done
to not let the families go astray.
Good afternoon.
Johanna, this is the place where family members and friends
have been discussing from very early
hours to wash cars and collect
any type of donation that helps
to solve the costs of funeral services
of the two officers
who died this week in compliance
with their duties.
Mike Núñez, who came to wash his car,
accompanies us.
Yes, I came here to wash my truck to see
what I could help them with because one does not know
when one is offered to one when one is asleep
and those are the soldiers
who take care of one when one is asleep,
as I say, and so
this is nothing, what they ask to come
that one can help them with what one can.
Thank you.
So if you share this same thought,
the car washing service
is taking place until 7
in the afternoon and the address is
3rd Avenue and Bell Road.
Johanna, with this information we return with you
to the study of the northwestern city.
Thank you Nayra, good afternoon.
And Arizona schools are progressing, at least
that's what the superintendent of education says.
Why? Later.
Last day of the national convention
republicana, we will have more details
from Madison Square Garden in New York.
The emergency rooms cannot
reject anyone and you will have to wait
even longer to find out why when you return.
Phenix is the center of an important
convention that helps alcoholics.
You can attend, we will tell you
where and when.
Friends, I am the mayor of
the city of Phenix.
It's good that you are still with us.
Tonight, President George W. Bush
accepts the nomination of the Republican Party
in the White House, ending
the national convention.
Our colleague Fernando Pizarro from New York
has all the details.
In his speech
among the 5000 Republican delegates
in Madison Square Garden
and to the entire nation,
President Bush promises to fight
against terrorism not for pride or power,
but to defend this country.
The mayor spoke about the need
for a strong and strong leader,
but only made brief mentions
to an agenda for a possible
second period.
Current and former members of his administration
defend the attraction that Bush
can have for Hispanics.
He is a person who understands
our idiosyncrasy.
He is a president who was governor
of a state where a large part of that
population is Latino.
He understands the needs
of our people, our anxieties,
and understands our culture.
One of the themes of the campaign
for the Latino community is that
George Bush knows us
and we know him
as well.
And that's the reason I think he's going to win
and that's the reason I think he's going to win
the Latino vote, because the Hispanics
already know him.
The Democrats called this convention
a fiction.
The reality of the three and a half years
of the administration of President Bush
is very different,
very different from the
face they want to put
on this convention.
Once the convention is over, the president will leave
tonight to campaign
this Friday in three states,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Iowa.
From Madison Square Garden in New York,
Fernando Pizarro, Univision.
While President George W. Bush
accepts his nomination
for the second time as a presidential candidate,
thousands of workers will knock on doors.
15,000 members of the union
will knock on a million doors tonight.
While Bush talks about good jobs,
medical care, and retirement,
workers will talk about the crisis
in jobs, the need to
have medical insurance at the expense of
the pockets, as well as a decent
retirement. And this is the biggest
mobilization in the history of the unions.
They started their journey at 4
in the afternoon.
The Arizona schools are progressing, at least
so says the superintendent of education,
Tom Horn. 82% of Arizona
schools are following the law
that no child is left behind.
That percentage is 76%
more than in 2003.
The progress of schools is measured
with the result of the Aims
exam, the assistance of students,
and graduation levels.
And the emergency rooms in Tucson
will be able to implement a new
rule that hospitals will not be able to
reject anyone, no matter how busy
they are. Until now, hospitals were allowed
to have a large number of patients
waiting, who were transferred
to other hospitals, but because
all emergency rooms are
occupied, they will not be able to
refer new patients.
A large number of Hispanics will meet in Phoenix
at the 32nd Hispanic Convention
of Anonymous Alcoholics, United States
and Canada. It will start tomorrow
until Sunday at the Higher Regency,
where approximately 40 representatives
from the United States and Canada
will speak about the recovery of alcoholics
and where to receive the necessary
assistance. Also, we will talk about
the family groups of Al-Anon.
The goal of the most important
meeting is on Friday, September 3rd
at 6pm. It is a meeting
of information to the public, for the
community that believes it has problems
with their drinking habits.
The festive weekend is coming
and if among its plans it is going to the river,
be careful, water, protect them
later. It has problems
with its veins and arteries.
A new study suggests that chocolate can help
you. We explain why.
And later in sports information, Oscar de la Hoya
meets the fans of boxing in this city
of Tucson. Also, we will see when
and where the 24th edition
of the basketball tournament
Tami Núñez will be starting.
And this is a list of the most seen programs
last week by Hispanics, according to
Nielsen TV Ratings. Do not change it,
we will be right back.
And they tell me not to tell me,
I do not invite you.
Well, it is coming soon
to the weekend and among its plans it is going to the river.
Be careful, because it could
become fatal. That's why, water,
protect them.
And remember, in case of any emergency,
do not hesitate to call 911.
Water, protect them.
The study revealed that the flexibility
of blood vessels of the subjects
who had eaten dark chocolate
had improved. The
weight loss of blood vessels
can lead to heart attacks.
Well, we're back
with the weekend.
And to not spoil our plans,
we will go with the weather forecast.
Good afternoon.
How are you? Good afternoon.
We are surrounded by hurricanes.
There is one in the Pacific,
Howard, which is near Mexico,
but the one that catches our attention is this one
that we see here. We have followed it since the last days.
France is already in the forecast.
The alert is launched. That hurricane alert
is for everything that is the East Coast of Florida.
Hurricane warning, it continues to be
a dangerous, very powerful hurricane.
Do you remember Charlie?
A few weeks ago he touched Florida.
This is twice as big. This is just the
eye wall in an approach that we made
with satellite. That region is between
50 and 75 miles in size.
Its winds, we have already mentioned,
are still sustained at 140
miles per hour. This is the eye.
See the size of the eye of this hurricane
that still carries that direction to the
northwest. At this moment the island
San Salvador, of course, is devastating
that place. The temperatures, well,
they remain warm, especially in the
water, which means that it will maintain its
winds, winds of 140 miles per hour.
And it goes in the direction, of course,
of the O'Keechowi Lagoon, which is Palm Beach,
the entire East Coast of Florida,
due to the size that we can see,
a band of clouds that could probably
affect the entire region.
So, for Saturday, especially
for the morning, it is predicted that
this system, this super hurricane
will return to Florida.
Let's remember Charlie again. A couple of weeks ago
it was affected, left serious damage.
This is a very dangerous hurricane and we will
continue monitoring it. The temperatures
warm for us, we continue with that good
weather, and that hurricane that I mentioned
in the Pacific, Howard, could for the
next week, Monday or Tuesday, bring us
light rain, light clouds,
there is no problem, we have very good
conditions in the region, only water
protects them with those high temperatures.
More details at 10 about France,
we continue with more.
Thank you, Memo, I'm going to use solar block, right?
Of course. Thank you.
And if you are thinking about your retirement
and where you could spend it, well, you don't have to go
very far. Skagg'sel has been named
as the second favorite city after
Florence, Oregon. This according to
the Almanac Retirement magazine
that has based or was based on
its decision on security, the environment
and the one that was in the economic reach
of the retired.
We are going to return with the sports information
to talk about Sebastián Chamagol
González, who challenges the regulation
of Mexican football. Also,
when the pressure increases,
the Diamondbacks talk to the young promising
future Greg Aquino. Let's see why
when we return.
Johnny González, we have Fernando Montiel,
who are quality fighters, right?
They are fighters who are going to be world champions.
Johnny González is in the 119 pounds,
a Mexican fighter who comes to fight, very strong.
Moving on to the baseball topic,
the Diamondbacks took advantage of the
yesterday's uncontrolled Hideo Nomo,
in the second of the series with a full box
in the third entry, Chase Helinbrand,
who takes the lead of the victory,
rolling two with this hit to the left
yard, helping Brandon Webb,
who throws six full entries of only
three hits to score his sixth
victory in the campaign.
Greg Aquino, the young Dominican
promising the future, took care of the rest,
scoring his tenth consecutive
rescue.
In local basketball, starting tomorrow
Friday, the 24th edition of the
Classic annual tournament, Tommy Núñez.
This year, 60 teams will participate
in different categories.
They play in Central High School and
North High School respectively.
The matches start at 5.30 pm
and the championship matches
will be on Monday,
starting at 2 pm.
Moving on to the Mexican football topic,
where it's still making news,
Ricardo Antonio La Volpe
threatens to leave again if the
directors don't accept the plan in mind.
He says there are no Mexican players
trained to compete at international level
and that for this reason,
according to him, he will have to keep
calling for naturalized players.
We're going to talk to the young
goalkeeper, or rather, Sebastian
Chamagol González, who says that
even if he's being mocked, every time
he scores a goal, he will celebrate it
with his eight-year-old boy's hat
and that he advises to send to FIFA
a letter of protest.
And after 14 months of allegations and
audiences, the Kobe Bryant case
collapsed when yesterday afternoon
the alleged sexual assault victim
couldn't participate in the case.
In the information we have so far,
we return to the studies
from Phoenix, Arizona.
Gracias.
The crimes committed against minors
are increasing. However, tonight,
only at 10, we will find out how
Phoenix police prepares to deal with
these crimes more effectively.
An effort will be made to ensure
the quality of the operating rooms,
emergency rooms and critical areas
in hospitals in Arizona. What does
this mean for you who requests these
services? We will tell you tonight
only at 10.
It should be mentioned that if you
haven't vaccinated your children
now that they have started school,
you can do so by attending the
Spectrum Mall on Saturday, September 4
at the Spectrum shopping center,
1701, at Bethany Home Road,
from 12 noon to 4 pm.
If you want more information,
you can call 602-534-BABY.
There you have the information.
Take this opportunity to
attend completely free of charge
and receive those vaccines.
It should also be mentioned that tonight
the funeral service of
Officer Jason Wolf will be held,
which will be at the Charo Mountain
Funeral, 2350 East Greenway,
from 5 to 8 pm.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Lutheran Church
of the Valley Church will be held
at 1500 West Maryland Avenue
at 9.30 am.
The funeral service for the second
officer to be served is Eric White.
His funeral service will be
on September 3, tomorrow,
at the Charo Mountain Funeral,
2350 East Greenway,
from 5 to 8 pm.
Saturday, Phoenix First Assembly of God,
13-613 North Cape Creek,
from 10 am.
Tonight, we will have the following
news about the shooting that
left another officer,
who was injured,
we will have the details tonight
at 10 pm.
It should be mentioned that this is the fifth
police officer who has been a victim
of the criminals this week.
The police continue to find
fugitives when at least one of them
is wanted by the authorities.
Join us with the details of this and
other information tonight, only at 10 pm.
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