After the September 11 attacks in 2001 , KVEA expanded '' Buenos Días '' to two hours , starting at 5 a.m . The morning newscasts were anchored by Mexican native Azalea Iniguez , Mexican journalist and former CBS Telenoticias reporter Ruben Luengas and weather anchor-feature reporter Sal Morales ( who joined KVEA from its San Francisco sister station KSTS and was a substitute anchor for Luengas ) . California Highway Patrol officer Guillermo Preciado later joined the newscasts as a traffic reporter . The news team 's lineup introduced the idea of '' familia unida '' ( a united family ) implemented by news director Al Corral , who based the concept on his belief that Hispanics are loyal to what they know and shy away from news from other sources . Ratings improved , and '' Buenos Días '' competed with KMEX 's morning newscast '' Primera Edicion '' . Iniguez was later moved to an anchor position on '' Buenos Días ''
September 11 attacks
September 11 attacks
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