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[00:00:00] Bestre said they are looking for him, they think that only this one that escaped
[00:00:03] from Rocklin to
[00:00:05] the top part and they had to Roseville, but they have not been able
[00:00:08] that, come on, that's to find him, meanwhile they ask people to avoid leaving food for their pets
[00:00:10] in the yard. Thank you very much for joining us this morning through
[00:00:14] Nemas Univision California.
[00:00:21] history by becoming
[00:00:28] their doppelgangers and even making videos with
[00:00:29] New York City could register Good morning, it's Thursday, August 6th. Today on
[00:00:31] Despierta América, the salmonella outbreak
[00:00:37] reliable 5g nationwide cricketes on extends to 27 states, and another 15 report cases of
[00:00:39] cyclosporiasis. Live
[00:00:41] presidential helicopter leaves we tell you why the prevention of foodborne infections is difficult,
[00:00:44] just when they warn about the spread of a
[00:00:48] dangerous
[00:00:51] unknown. What about fungus. New York City, according to Here first we inform you about the ICE arrest of more than 50 active military
[00:00:55] spectacular, with family members. Today you will learn how the preparation of troops would be affected and
[00:00:58] you will hear from soldiers who suffer the detention of their loved
[00:01:02] go away, we're on ones. I never thought this wouldn't
[00:01:05] happen. The importation of and its history by becoming
[00:01:06] the lunar surface, which
[00:01:06] health until a problem arises, avocados from Michoacán is suspended. Live from
[00:01:10] Mexico you will know the reason for this pause, its
[00:01:13] consequences, and the reinforcement of the US
[00:01:15] offensive against the Jalisco New Generation
[00:01:18] cartel. Authorities are investigating why a
[00:01:22] commercial plane took off at the same
[00:01:24] the sunsets for photography
[00:01:24] moon's surface. What fell on time as the presidential helicopter carrying President Trump. Live
[00:01:27] from Washington, we will tell you if the life of the
[00:01:31] accident was in danger.
[00:01:34] been very popular, also the power of I don't need to speak English,
[00:01:37] yes, I don't need to speak English and I don't want to, okay, a
[00:01:40] discussion between Hispanic women in a parking lot ends with
[00:01:43] threats of calling ICE. Everything is captured on
[00:01:48] processes fats. A healthy liver helps camera, we have the images and the outcome.
[00:01:52] Well, I always try to focus on what A minor traffic accident ends in a violent attack, one person
[00:01:55] is seriously injured. We are in California with all the details of this
[00:01:59] incident. Driving. This Thursday, Regina
[00:02:04] blessed me. Carrot visits us at home to talk
[00:02:06] us at home to talk openly openly about women's conversations and tell us something new that makes her very
[00:02:09] changed, show it, show it to happy. The new Coca-Cola campaign by Luis
[00:02:14] main protein responsible for Miguel comes to light. Here we show you
[00:02:17] vehicle to look like it just came out of your face, a smile helps today with everything. Fátima Bosch surprises with her attitude when hearing the names of the men she was
[00:02:20] linked to. Also, a few days before leaving the crown, she reveals what was
[00:02:25] boxes, go beyond the key to surviving the criticism. You will be left
[00:02:28] speechless when you see these
[00:02:30] people who are identical without being family. You can also
[00:02:33] have your doppelganger. In Los Angeles, the band El Recodo
[00:02:37] de Cruz Lizarraga has made history by becoming the first band music group
[00:02:41] to officially enter the Grammy Museum. We have
[00:02:44] everything that happened and Bárbara
[00:02:47] someone, first with Mori and Jimena
[00:02:49] but so far there have been no Zariñana arrive live. Welcome to the
[00:02:51] they can also learn a little about happiest home on
[00:02:53] plane to depart. Let's listen to the Hispanic television, where
[00:02:57] America always wakes up.
[00:03:04] about when you leave you're going to realize what
[00:03:04] a difference, I have joint
[00:03:12] we were here in the connects very well in the synergy of
[00:03:14] leader of
[00:03:30] Good morning, thank
[00:03:33] support she receives on you very much for waking up with us in your
[00:03:34] you go from the stall and in home where America always
[00:03:37] Live from Mexico, you will know wakes up. The Magnificent
[00:03:40] Seven,
[00:03:43] good morning, with a good attitude, but well, many issues that deserve the attention of
[00:03:47] California, so what happens to me sometimes all our people, Misacha, you have the information, many
[00:03:51] issues, so pay attention because
[00:03:53] fall asleep walking, I don't know if that happened to
[00:03:53] that at the moment the pilot of not one but
[00:03:56] said it, let's go with foodborne illnesses are spreading throughout the country. Salmonella
[00:03:59] linked to jalapeños already affects
[00:04:03] I mean, I understand that they always love we continue, because we continue the power of almost 350 people in 27 states and another 15 confirm thousands of cases of
[00:04:07] cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection related to the
[00:04:11] consumption of lettuce. Andrea León tells us where
[00:04:15] the tracklist of her new album, "No me both foods would come from, why it is difficult to prevent these outbreaks
[00:04:19] and what the CDC reveals about another worrying threat
[00:04:23] to our health. Andrea, good
[00:04:26] morning. Good morning, H, friends of Despierta
[00:04:29] América. I want to tell you that health experts talk about funding
[00:04:34] cuts at the federal, state, and local levels that have affected the
[00:04:37] us with great intrigue, so let's ability to prevent, detect, and investigate these foodborne illnesses.
[00:04:41] Let's look at the details. The
[00:04:44] CDC reports that a salmonella outbreak linked to
[00:04:47] jalapeños distributed in restaurant
[00:04:49] Belinda was threatened with death chains like Chipotle, already affects 27 states, where
[00:04:53] 345 people have fallen ill. In addition,
[00:04:57] dozens of people have been hospitalized. The
[00:05:02] jalapeños were grown in Mexico and the restaurant chains have already removed them from their
[00:05:05] menus.
[00:05:08] We are seeing an increase in cases of foodborne illnesses
[00:05:11] nationwide. Coming from various sources and the situation is
[00:05:15] unusual, says this doctor. This occurs while the persistent
[00:05:18] parasite outbreak linked to lettuce also withdrawn from the
[00:05:22] market, grown in Mexico, is spreading to 15
[00:05:25] states. In said outbreak, more than 600 people in
[00:05:29] 45 states have fallen ill and two died in
[00:05:32] Michigan. After budget cuts and staff reductions
[00:05:36] in the public health system, authorities are
[00:05:39] overwhelmed by having to respond simultaneously to multiple
[00:05:43] outbreaks affecting several
[00:05:45] states.
[00:05:47] Funding cuts at the federal, state, and local levels
[00:05:51] have affected our ability to prevent, detect, and investigate
[00:05:54] these foodborne illnesses. A concrete example is
[00:05:57] Foodnet, a national surveillance program designed to
[00:06:01] investigate and detect these diseases, which suffered a significant
[00:06:05] budget cut last year, according to the expert.
[00:06:08] But these are not the only concerns of health
[00:06:11] authorities. At this moment cases of a potentially
[00:06:15] deadly fungus have been detected in 27 states so far this
[00:06:19] year, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of
[00:06:23] the week ending July 25, 3,437
[00:06:26] cases of Candida auris had been
[00:06:30] identified. California has registered the highest number of cases with
[00:06:33] 873, followed by Texas with
[00:06:36] 433 and Tennessee with
[00:06:39] 283.
[00:06:41] In the midst of all this, the Senate
[00:06:44] confirms Dr. Erica Schwarz as CDC director after
[00:06:48] years without fixed leadership at the agency. The Centers for Disease Control and
[00:06:51] Prevention had been under the direction of interim officials since
[00:06:55] August of 2025. That's the information from
[00:06:58] my part, Sacha. Andrea León, thank you for informing us this morning on
[00:07:01] Despierta América, and I want you to know that here first we
[00:07:05] tell you about the more than 50 active military family members
[00:07:09] who have already been arrested by ICE and now face
[00:07:12] deportation to their countries of origin. They feel
[00:07:16] betrayed and point to the government for failing to keep its
[00:07:19] promises. From McAllen, Texas, Francisco Covos speaks with
[00:07:22] soldiers who suffer the separation from their loved ones and
[00:07:25] tells us what experts warn about troop
[00:07:29] readiness.
[00:07:32] Martín Antonio Martínez had three jobs to support his
[00:07:36] family. His eldest son enlisted in the Marines and thanks to
[00:07:39] that, the process for his
[00:07:43] residency began. Despite having the protection of the so-called military
[00:07:46] parole in place, which is granted to direct family members of active
[00:07:49] military personnel, he was arrested at this Falfurrias,
[00:07:53] Texas checkpoint, when he was returning home to Nashville,
[00:07:56] Tennessee, after visiting his family on the southern border.
[00:08:00] It is unfair, unfair both for
[00:08:03] the family and for the children. Two of his children also
[00:08:07] witnessed the arrest and everyone was surprised when the
[00:08:11] border patrol agents told them that the document he carried was
[00:08:14] not valid, that it did not matter, that what he carried was
[00:08:17] not, was not a legal status to
[00:08:21] be in the United States. Like Martin, more than 50 parents and
[00:08:25] spouses of active military personnel have been detained since Donald
[00:08:29] Trump assumed his second term, according to an
[00:08:31] investigation by the Associated Press Agency. And what happens is
[00:08:35] that this administration feels like they are
[00:08:38] betraying us. For decades, the parents and spouses of military personnel have
[00:08:42] been protected against deportation thanks to a bipartisan
[00:08:46] consensus, but now the opposite is happening,
[00:08:49] people who are applying and who are sending this
[00:08:53] request asking for deferred action, now do not have that
[00:08:56] protection. According to the AP Agency, some military organizations continue
[00:09:00] to offer immigration benefits for the family
[00:09:03] members of those who enlist. Experts warn that this change of course could
[00:09:06] undermine military readiness and that this situation has left military
[00:09:10] personnel without emotional support
[00:09:12] or caregivers for their children. I never thought this wouldn't
[00:09:16] happen, they made a sacrifice for this country
[00:09:19] and they can't even protect their family
[00:09:22] members. The Pentagon declined to comment on the
[00:09:26] agency's findings, in McAllen,
[00:09:29] Texas, Francisco Covos, N+
[00:09:31] Univision. And let's move on to the next thing, avocado
[00:09:35] imports from Michoacán are on
[00:09:38] pause, after a security alert forced the suspension of
[00:09:42] inspections of said product in packaging plants. The measure
[00:09:46] coincides with a reinforcement of the offensive against leaders of the Jalisco
[00:09:50] New Generation cartel. Live from Mexico City, Erica
[00:09:54] Macho García has the consequences of this suspension and what the
[00:09:57] Department of Justice announces regarding several Mexican drug
[00:10:01] traffickers. Eric, good morning, to the Mexican capital,
[00:10:04] tell us.
[00:10:08] Sacha, how are you, good morning, friends of Despierta América, so the decision made by the government
[00:10:12] of the United States suspends activities in the Mexican state of
[00:10:16] Michoacán and precisely the main economic consequence is the
[00:10:19] complete suspension of avocado exports to the United
[00:10:23] States. Michoacán is the main
[00:10:25] exporter of this product to the American union. This has to do
[00:10:29] according to the government of Michoacán, with the recent operations that have been carried
[00:10:32] out against extortionists. A few days ago here we
[00:10:35] informed you about the capture of Alfonso
[00:10:38] Fernández Magallón, known as Poncho Quiringua,
[00:10:42] apparently this would have to do with it. For now, the travel
[00:10:45] alert for the state of Michoacán is also maintained, and as
[00:10:49] you said, the reinforcement of the offensive against the Jalisco New Generation
[00:10:52] cartel is announced, the amounts are increased
[00:10:56] information that leads to the capture of the
[00:10:59] main leaders. The main objective is Juan Carlos
[00:11:03] Valencia, this man who is also American and who is
[00:11:06] stepson of El Mencho and after his death apparently
[00:11:10] he took control of this criminal group that is present in
[00:11:14] dozens of countries. The authorities seek to combat
[00:11:17] the leaders, the collaborators also those who
[00:11:20] could be supporting them.
[00:11:22] Let's listen.
[00:11:25] influence via violence and
[00:11:28] corruption in Mexico. This
[00:11:31] includes members within the Mexican government who shield
[00:11:35] CGNG leadership from justice and
[00:11:38] facilitate drug trafficking, money
[00:11:41] laundering, and violence. DEA is
[00:11:44] aggressively targeting both the cartels and the
[00:11:48] corrupt government officials who are responsible for the
[00:11:51] deaths of our citizens.
[00:11:56] As part of this offensive, it is also announced that there is a
[00:11:59] visa warning for at least 65 people, another
[00:12:03] 26 that are already being revoked, which were currently
[00:12:06] in force, according to what US authorities announce,
[00:12:10] there is permanent contact with members of the Mexican security
[00:12:14] cabinet and they are firm, they indicate in the current cases
[00:12:17] and those they announce are to come. The report from Mexico
[00:12:21] Sacha. Erica Macho García, thank you for all this new live information
[00:12:24] from Mexico City. And this
[00:12:27] morning federal authorities are investigating a possible security
[00:12:31] failure at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport,
[00:12:34] a commercial plane takes off at the same time as the
[00:12:37] Marine One helicopter, carrying President
[00:12:41] Donald Trump. Let's go live to the nation's capital with Edwin
[00:12:45] PT. Edwin, good morning, was the president in
[00:12:48] danger, what do the authorities
[00:12:50] say this morning?
[00:12:52] Good morning, let's start with that precisely. Because both the White House and
[00:12:56] federal authorities say that the president was never
[00:12:59] in danger, but they do have to conduct an investigation to
[00:13:03] determine where the communication failure was, because the pilot
[00:13:07] of the presidential helicopter had sent the signal 3 minutes
[00:13:10] to the control tower, but apparently they didn't hear the message there and
[00:13:14] allowed a commercial
[00:13:18] moment when those messages from the White House to
[00:13:21] the control tower were shared.
[00:13:25] just want to make sure you copy marine one three minutes tower
[00:13:29] marine one proceed briefed
[00:13:32] okay
[00:13:35] Sacha, those protocols are important because they had even been
[00:13:38] strengthened after the accident in January 2025 in which
[00:13:42] 67 people aboard a plane that crashed with a Black Hawk
[00:13:46] helicopter lost their lives, something we reported extensively here on Despierta América,
[00:13:50] but it will be necessary to determine exactly where the
[00:13:53] communication failure was, but again, Sacha, the White House
[00:13:56] emphasizes that the president was never in danger,
[00:13:59] Sacha, and precisely Edwin, speaking about this,
[00:14:03] is it an isolated human error or are we talking about a broader problem at the
[00:14:07] air traffic control center in Washington
[00:14:09] D.C.?
[00:14:11] Well, Sacha, that's exactly what the investigation wants to determine, but at this
[00:14:15] time the hypothesis being handled is
[00:14:18] the presidential helicopter sent the signal, the air
[00:14:22] traffic controller may not have heard because he was talking at the same time and
[00:14:26] using the same frequency. That would be a serious failure,
[00:14:29] but Sacha, I do want to comment on something important, the
[00:14:33] presidential helicopter has so much military power, so
[00:14:36] much so that fortunately and I thank God that nothing happened, because if not, today we would be
[00:14:40] reporting that the President of the United States would be
[00:14:44] alive, but that would not have been the case for the passengers of that American
[00:14:47] Airlines commercial plane, I return to you in the studio with more of Despierta
[00:14:51] América, important data Edwin PT, thank you for informing us live
[00:14:55] from the nation's capital, well, let's
[00:14:58] almost close the work week and let's go directly to our
[00:15:01] meteorologist Jessica Delgado, she tells us about this contrast we see in the
[00:15:05] country, storms and floods on one side and this persistent
[00:15:09] heat and fires on the other, good morning, yes, good morning,
[00:15:12] that's right, at this time of the morning we closely monitor a frontal system advancing
[00:15:16] from the Missouri Valley plains towards the east of the country,
[00:15:19] so it's in effect in the northeast, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
[00:15:23] we're talking about Washington D.C.,
[00:15:25] from this afternoon and tonight they would be receiving the impact of this frontal system
[00:15:29] that comes loaded with a lot of humidity that comes from the Gulf, we will also be
[00:15:33] talking about warm temperatures for the northeast, in fact New York
[00:15:37] woke up with extreme heat alerts towards the center
[00:15:40] of the country, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, towards New
[00:15:44] York, Syracuse, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., today the
[00:15:47] risk of damaging winds, severe hail, and even the possibility of tornadoes, now
[00:15:51] we are closely monitoring because this system comes with
[00:15:55] rain that could be excessive for regions that
[00:15:58] already have saturated soils towards the northeast of the country, we would be talking
[00:16:02] about accumulations per hour of between one and a half to 2
[00:16:05] inches, so take out your umbrellas because we see this
[00:16:09] wide green area is where there is a risk of floods for today
[00:16:13] that includes cities like Atlanta, Washington D.C., New York, Boston,
[00:16:16] Chicago, El Paso, so we will probably be registering
[00:16:20] delays at the air terminals in Chicago and New York, but you know that
[00:16:24] again the heat and alerts extend to the northeast of the country,
[00:16:27] from Maryland to Vermont, excessive heat
[00:16:30] alerts, this morning, we are talking about thermal sensations in the
[00:16:34] triple digits, today for cities like New York 103 degrees.
[00:16:37] Washington D.C. also in the triple digits towards Colombia 103 Miami
[00:16:41] 103 those 103 degrees predominate towards the
[00:16:44] east of the country, now we go to the west where the heat wave intensifies until the
[00:16:48] weekend, we will talk about temperatures towards
[00:16:51] Sacramento 100 degrees, Las Vegas 112
[00:16:55] 107, Cedar City 96, so this
[00:16:58] warm weather unfortunately will favor wildfires,
[00:17:02] no rain is expected during the next few days, low humidity
[00:17:05] levels and winds that will increase from tomorrow will bring
[00:17:09] quite dangerous conditions to the west, that's why the air quality
[00:17:13] alerts are in effect from Washington to Colorado, excessive
[00:17:16] heat for Southern California, Nevada,
[00:17:19] Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, so we are talking not
[00:17:23] only about extreme heat alerts from coast to coast but also about
[00:17:27] poor air quality, those people with respiratory problems should
[00:17:30] limit as much as possible their outdoor time,
[00:17:34] children, elderly people, we are talking about Boise parents.
[00:17:38] who are under those alerts not only for air quality but also for
[00:17:42] red flag for Montana Colorado where there is
[00:17:45] the greatest risk of wildfires for today, that's all the weather information guys I'll go back
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[00:17:53] the map you are truly
[00:17:56] divine but the most beautiful thing is your
[00:18:00] heart we want to
[00:18:04] marry her and another please
[00:18:10] a great secret is not to be desperate, that
[00:18:13] is the great secret, I would know, everything
[00:18:16] will come, I haven't seen the
[00:18:19] invitation yet, go ahead on Despierta América
[00:18:22] you very well, it only took you 55
[00:18:25] years.
[00:18:28] Tonight, the new Coca-Cola campaign comes to light, here
[00:18:32] I am Luis Miguel, here we show you everything. Have you ever thought
[00:18:35] why some people look so much alike without being family? You will be left
[00:18:39] speechless when you see what we investigated and Bárbara Mori and Jimena
[00:18:43] Zariñana visit us here at home to promote
[00:18:47] their new series Azules.
[00:18:49] Spectators on land and passengers on top of a
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[00:18:59] us because now we are more, stronger, closer, together
[00:19:03] than ever. Look at this little model.
[00:19:23] It's time to unite and restore
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[00:21:52] today. You have to see this here on Despierta América, for 7
[00:21:55] minutes, at least eight tourists hang upside
[00:21:58] down, there you see them 100 feet high and before hundreds of
[00:22:02] visitors who can do nothing, listen to the screams
[00:22:06] of both spectators and passengers of a roller coaster that suffers a
[00:22:10] breakdown and leaves them stranded at the top, finally
[00:22:14] they breathe a sigh of relief when the safety system of the park in New Jersey
[00:22:17] fulfills its purpose and brings down
[00:22:21] all the terrified people, luckily, safe and
[00:22:24] sound.
[00:22:27] This morning, President Donald Trump rejects reports that claim that
[00:22:30] the United States is facing a shortage of ammunition due to the war with
[00:22:34] Iran. The president assures that the country has enormous
[00:22:37] quantities of weapons and that production is increasing.
[00:22:41] His version contradicts some press reports that warn of a
[00:22:44] reduction in missile reserves.
[00:22:48] A community in North Carolina wakes up
[00:22:52] shocked after a mass shooting that occurred in a home in Caswell
[00:22:55] County. Authorities confirm that three members of the same family
[00:22:59] lost their lives, another was injured, and the alleged assailant was found
[00:23:03] dead. It is still being investigated if it is an incident of domestic
[00:23:07] violence.
[00:23:10] And I'm telling you that the FDA has just approved the first seasonal
[00:23:14] influenza vaccine developed with the same technology
[00:23:17] used in some COVID-19 injections. The
[00:23:21] Moderna vaccine has been authorized for adults aged 50 or
[00:23:24] older and could be available for the next flu season which
[00:23:28] begins in October.
[00:23:32] And I want you to see the following because it looks like a representation of
[00:23:35] hell, but they are actually higher resolution images that
[00:23:39] astronomers have obtained to date of the visible surface of the
[00:23:43] sun, they are captured thanks to a solar telescope located in Hawaii and
[00:23:46] allow observing strange whirlpools like plumes that
[00:23:50] wave on the surface, scientists believe they are caused by
[00:23:54] magnetized plasma flows, these flares
[00:23:56] would help explain how the so-called solar
[00:24:00] eruptions occur. Let's now
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[00:24:27] The fires raging in Washington state have left entire
[00:24:31] neighborhoods reduced to rubble and dozens of Hispanics now face the
[00:24:35] pain of having to start from scratch. From the disaster area,
[00:24:38] Claudia Ramos shows us how they are trying to rebuild their lives from the
[00:24:42] ashes.
[00:24:45] We still can't leave the house here. In the midst of desperation among
[00:24:49] vehicles.
[00:24:50] memory of 8 years of effort and family moments, from 3 years old she tells us, "Mom, I miss my house,"
[00:25:04] when they returned, there was only devastation, the fire destroyed everything, their block was unrecognizable, among the ashes,
[00:25:08] a
[00:25:15] mug, the only
[00:25:18] the five-year-old wants to go back. Is it her house? It's one tragedy
[00:25:22] after another for Ide. In April, her mother, who also lived with her, was
[00:25:26] diagnosed with cancer. Mom has
[00:25:28] cancer.
[00:25:32] And now this has been like, today he doesn't understand what motivated the suspect who
[00:25:36] is already in jail accused of intentionally starting
[00:25:40] one of the three fires. I can't understand how a
[00:25:43] person has the heart to harm
[00:25:46] so many families. Here we have the blankets.
[00:25:50] Julio and Alejandra also haven't been able to return to their homes, they sleep
[00:25:54] on the floor of their business, yet they are grateful to
[00:25:57] have a roof over their heads. It brings me
[00:25:59] joy, but... at the same time it
[00:26:03] makes me very sad for all the people who have lost their
[00:26:07] homes. These are some of the faces of this tragedy that has
[00:26:10] consumed thousands of acres and continues to burn in the state of
[00:26:14] Washington. Isabel Mascot, director of operations
[00:26:18] of the Raíces Center where they collect donations and offer
[00:26:21] resources for Latinos in, assures that
[00:26:24] many families are just starting to ask for
[00:26:27] help. N +,
[00:26:29] Univision. The
[00:26:32] support they deserve, I also want to tell you that more and more
[00:26:36] migrants are risking their lives at sea to try to reach the United
[00:26:39] States. In recent weeks, authorities have intercepted several
[00:26:42] vessels off the coast of California in operations that
[00:26:46] result in dozens of detentions, as Romi
[00:26:49] de Frías tells us from San Diego.
[00:26:52] This is one of the exercises that the border patrol performs daily
[00:26:55] on the coasts of San Diego to protect the
[00:26:59] border. Despite the fact that border crossings
[00:27:03] in this area have decreased, maritime
[00:27:06] routes for the irregular entry of immigrants remain
[00:27:09] active. The number of maritime crossings has increased in
[00:27:13] recent years because
[00:27:16] the ports of entry have been sealed.
[00:27:20] Immigration to ensure an orderly
[00:27:23] and safe crossing, on August 1st, the Coast Guard
[00:27:27] intercepted a vessel with nine immigrants near San Diego,
[00:27:30] on the 29th of... Border patrol agents
[00:27:34] located a panga with 21 people on the coast of
[00:27:37] California, including a minor on board. On
[00:27:40] July 28th, another incident was reported
[00:27:43] near Scripps Pier, when federal authorities
[00:27:47] located a panga that had been abandoned by four
[00:27:51] immigrants who had fled. Authorities cordoned
[00:27:54] off the area and located the immigrants who
[00:27:58] were arrested and later
[00:28:01] identified as... three Mexican nationals and one from
[00:28:04] Guatemala. Benjamin Prado from the Friends Committee in San Diego
[00:28:08] assures that under this administration. Dozens of
[00:28:11] immigrants risk their lives daily, but most
[00:28:15] of them are detained, as shown in these images that
[00:28:18] he provides us, from San Diego, Romi de Frías.
[00:28:22] N+, Univision. The
[00:28:25] news doesn't wait. Hello and good evening! And neither
[00:28:28] do we, with the best team of journalists at the scene.
[00:28:32] with the experience to explain what
[00:28:35] is happening and the context to understand why
[00:28:37] it matters. Welcome to N+ Univision, the
[00:28:41] first to inform you, always with our
[00:28:44] community, in this place known as the cradle of freedom, wherever
[00:28:48] you are, we are there. N+ Univision,
[00:28:51] more united than
[00:28:53] ever.
[00:28:56] every day at all hours we see cargo trucks on our
[00:29:00] streets, but when they cause accidents, the consequences can
[00:29:03] be devastating and the legal process quite
[00:29:06] complicated. That is why we welcome attorney Anaí
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[00:29:13] morning attorney, many people think that an accident is simply between
[00:29:17] two drivers, but when we talk about commercial vehicles like
[00:29:20] an Amazon truck, what changes, do they still help you at Voz
[00:29:24] Legal? Yes, of course, commercial accidents are
[00:29:28] complex, much more than a regular accident, because not
[00:29:31] only can the driver be responsible, but there could also be
[00:29:35] responsibility on the part of the company, the
[00:29:38] owner of the vehicle, or third parties involved. Wow, and
[00:29:42] I suppose this also includes several insurance policies and legal
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[00:30:56] We return with this viral video, a discussion between two
[00:30:59] Hispanic women in a parking lot in Illinois. One of them threatens
[00:31:03] to call Ice after the other's vehicle broke
[00:31:07] down and blocked her exit. The alleged victim records
[00:31:10] the incident which generates outrage and
[00:31:13] anger among the community. Latina, let's see
[00:31:15] it. You don't have to tell me you're going to
[00:31:19] talk. You think me?
[00:31:21] You know, the problem is that if you were here
[00:31:25] so thin, oh yeah, I'm illegal, and you're sure I'm
[00:31:28] illegal, yes, you're sure, yes, neither
[00:31:31] yes, and how do you know?
[00:31:35] Oh my god, how do you know I'm illegal, how do you
[00:31:38] know? You speak English, how do you know? You can't
[00:31:42] speak English, right? I don't need to speak English to you.
[00:31:45] Yes, I don't need to speak English to you
[00:31:47] if I don't want to. Call
[00:31:51] her, call her, call her, it also generates
[00:31:55] disbelief among the Hispanic community. So far, no arrests or charges
[00:31:58] have been reported and the two women
[00:32:02] que llegara la policía,
[00:32:06] y como te hemos contado, Lorenzo Salgado Arauju no iba solo
[00:32:09] cuando agentes de ice le dispararon y acabaron con su vida en Texas,
[00:32:13] entre los trabajadores que... añaban a este padre mexicano estaba José
[00:32:17] Trinidad Rojas Pliego, quien estuvo en un centro de detención,
[00:32:21] pero ya recupera su libertad, desde Houston Elia Calderón habla con
[00:32:24] este testigo presencial del tiroteo.
[00:32:28] ¿Cómo ha estado? ¿Cómo se ha sentido? Pues me he sentido muy mal y muy
[00:32:31] triste, los problemas que he pasado, muy devastado, muy
[00:32:35] triste. El día que ocurrió el incidente,
[00:32:38] cuénteme qué es lo que recuerda de ese día. Me recogía a las
[00:32:41] 6:30, ese día lo pasa buscando y. Había
[00:32:45] otras tres personas, sí, además en el carro,
[00:32:48] sí, éramos cuatro los que andamos en la avión, si usted recuerda
[00:32:52] ese momento en el que iban en el carro, en qué parte de usted, en qué parte iba en la
[00:32:56] van? El lado izquierdo, venía
[00:32:59] atrás de de él de Lorenzo, usted
[00:33:03] escuchó algo que ellos dijeran en ese momento, nada más lo único que
[00:33:07] dijeron esta y luego dispararon, en una carta que
[00:33:10] escribió desde el centro de detención donde fue llevado después del
[00:33:14] incidente. José Trinidad declara que Lorenzo al volante
[00:33:18] nunca fue una amenaza para los agentes, como estos
[00:33:20] argumentaron, estos mentirados lo sobre lo que ellos ellos
[00:33:24] dicen, esto va más allá de un
[00:33:27] operativo fallido, esto fue un
[00:33:31] que mi cliente, el señor José y mi otro cliente,
[00:33:35] el señor Daniel, me ha comunicado,
[00:33:38] repito, esto no fue un operativo fallido, esto fue
[00:33:42] un asesinato, y usted recuerda qué fue lo que dijo: Lorenzo, qué decía en ese
[00:33:46] momento? No, pues él dijo, ya me mataron
[00:33:49] y después qué pasa con él,
[00:33:53] los lo bajaron al piso, lo
[00:33:56] barrejaron al piso y ya después lo levantaron, lo excusaron nada
[00:34:00] más, y con ustedes qué pasaba a las otras personas que estaban en también
[00:34:04] bajaron con violencia,
[00:34:08] cuándo se enteró usted después del incidente de que de que Lorenzo había
[00:34:11] muerto, oh me dijo su hermano Hugo.
[00:34:15] cuando estábamos, yo estaba en un cuarto encerrado y él está
[00:34:18] enfrente de mí y él fue el que me dio la noticia de que Lorenzo ya había
[00:34:21] muerto, después de 23 días en un centro de
[00:34:24] detención, José Trinidad fue liberado y debe portar un monitor
[00:34:28] digital en su tobillo, le da miedo salir a la calle, cómo se
[00:34:32] siente? sí, me siento, quedé traumado porque lo vi todo
[00:34:35] ahí muy mal, duermo, me despierto, brinco y veo para los lados
[00:34:39] a los compañeros me preguntan pues qué, qué tienes, no, no puedo dormir
[00:34:43] porque esto, su esposa. a Polonia lo acompaña en
[00:34:46] todo momento. ¿Cómo ven ustedes su vida después de todo lo que
[00:34:50] ocurrió? Horrible, terrible. Por eso lo que más
[00:34:53] queremos y exigimos que se haga
[00:34:57] justicia. ¿Cómo quiere usted que el país recuerde a
[00:35:00] Lorenzo? Pues de que era un
[00:35:02] hombre trabajador,
[00:35:06] honesto. No se metía con nadie
[00:35:08] nadie. Y era muy
[00:35:11] alegre. Agradecemos a. Ilia Calderón por
[00:35:15] esta entrevista desde Houston en
[00:35:18] Texas. Agentes federales estarían utilizando las
[00:35:21] listas de embarque aeropuertos para arrestar a
[00:35:24] migrantes con visas vencidas y no solo con órdenes de
[00:35:27] deportación definitivas. Esto conlleva a una o tres
[00:35:31] docenas de detenciones en los puertos aéreos del país el mes pasado,
[00:35:35] según informa the Wall Street Journal en una
[00:35:38] exclusiva. El diario también destaca que varias aerolíneas se
[00:35:41] oponen a dichas operaciones de control migratorio en. puertos
[00:35:45] y exigen mayor claridad por parte de
[00:35:48] AIS.
[00:35:51] En la cárcel y sin derecho fianza se amanece un conductor de
[00:35:54] California quien convierte un incidente de ira en la carretera en
[00:35:57] un intento de homicidio, un choque en la vía desata la furia
[00:36:01] del hombre quien golpea una persona y apuñala a varias
[00:36:05] o veces otra. Ambas víctimas fueron hospitalizadas y desde
[00:36:09] Los Ángeles, Juan Carlos González tiene las inquietantes imágenes y los
[00:36:13] cargos que enfrenta ahora el. sospechoso
[00:36:15] es, cuando ve uno imágenes como estas pues se pone a pensar. Juan Carlos, muy buenos días,
[00:36:17] qué
[00:36:19] caso tan preocupante, cuéntanos, Sasha, qué tal, gracias,
[00:36:22] muy buenos días, bueno pues así
[00:36:27] que le puede pasar prácticamente a cualquier persona, este incidente ocurrió en la
[00:36:31] ciudad de San Diego, California y todo comenzó cuando una camioneta
[00:36:35] tipo pickup, chocó por detrás a otro automóvil, de este
[00:36:38] automóvil se bajó una persona y supuestamente habría estado
[00:36:42] golpeando la conductora quien era una mujer,
[00:36:46] posteriormente se va donde venía el pasajero también
[00:36:50] aparentemente comienza a golpearlo, pero en realidad dicen las
[00:36:53] autoridades que estaba apuñalándolo, de hecho las heridas que
[00:36:57] sufrió. esta persona, este hombre que iba como pasajero fueron
[00:37:00] tan graves que los
[00:37:02] médicos no sabían de dónde venía el sangrado y tuvieron que operarlo, de
[00:37:06] hecho se encuentra en cuidados intensivos, pero vamos
[00:37:09] escuchar lo que dice esta persona que presenció los
[00:37:12] hechos,
[00:37:21] bueno pues ahora el presunto responsable quien responde al nombre
[00:37:25] de Orlando, Chávez. de 49 años de edad se
[00:37:29] encuentra tras las rejas, ahora enfrenta
[00:37:32] varios cargos, entre ellos pues el de intento de
[00:37:35] homicidio y les digo que la persona, el hombre, el que
[00:37:38] recibió estas heridas con arma blanca
[00:37:42] pues se encuentra en la unidad de cuidados intensivos, las
[00:37:46] autoridades bueno pues llegaron de inmediato a donde
[00:37:50] ocurrieron los hechos y fue arrestado este hombre repito de 49 años
[00:37:53] de edad, la fiscalía dice que se trata de un caso.
[00:37:57] bastante grave, esta persona enfrenta en varios
[00:38:01] cargos, entre ellos intento
[00:38:05] momento pues el juez determinó que no
[00:38:08] tiene derecho libertad bajo fianza y este
[00:38:11] incidente pues nos recuerda la importancia de mantener la
[00:38:14] calma, sobre todo en una situación de estas que puede
[00:38:18] llegar ocurrir una tragedia, vuelvo contigo, excelente
[00:38:21] recomendación, hay que tratar de mantener la calma para evitar
[00:38:24] que conlleve a una tragedia a un caso. pues que podría
[00:38:28] resultar también en varias personas sesionadas. Juan Carlos González, gracias por
[00:38:32] informarnos en vivo desde Los Ángeles. Y te cuento
[00:38:35] que luego de luchar días por su vida en un hospital de Florida, una niña de
[00:38:39] apenas tres añitos muere en una tragedia que luta una familia
[00:38:43] de Buyton Beach. Según la policía, la menor quedó con la
[00:38:46] cabeza atorada en un juego de cocina de madera
[00:38:50] mientras estaba al cuidado de su niñera. El médico forense
[00:38:53] determina que la causa de muerte fue asfixia posicional.
[00:38:57] y clasificó el caso como accidente, hasta ahora
[00:39:01] no se han presentado
[00:39:02] cargos,
[00:39:05] qué piensas de esto? un profesor universitario en Mississippi
[00:39:08] escondió la palabra Madagascar en un examen digital, usando
[00:39:12] texto blanco invisible para los
[00:39:14] estudiantes, pero detectable para los
[00:39:17] chatbots. El resultado fue contundente:
[00:39:21] 32 de sus 35 alumnos usaron
[00:39:24] inteligencia artificial, ya que entregaron
[00:39:27] respuestas con esa palabra y reprobaron parte de la
[00:39:30] prueba, el maestro dice que lo hizo para reforzar los valores
[00:39:34] académicos, ay ay ay, es que hay que utilizar la
[00:39:38] inteligencia artificial con ética, sobre todo estos
[00:39:41] muchachos que todavía están estudiando, ya sea en universidades
[00:39:45] o en las escuelas, también del otro lado, quizás los maestros deben
[00:39:48] contemplar nuevas tareas o tipos de exámenes, tomando
[00:39:52] en cuenta que se puede utilizar esta tecnología, seguimos con más aquí en
[00:39:55] despierta américa y vamos a hablar de de deportes, adelante chicos, vámonos, buen
[00:39:59] truco, buen truco de ese profesor, se los turistas la inteligencia
[00:40:03] artificial, la verdad no como quisiera, pero los jóvenes sí la usan para
[00:40:06] todo, para para caminar usan, oye infantino
[00:40:10] la usará, pues yo creo que no usó, por eso le fue mal con sus
[00:40:14] decisiones, así es, es que en un intento por conservar su cargo, el
[00:40:17] presidente de la FIFA Yan infantino supuestamente habría intentado sobornar
[00:40:21] a la federación marroquí de fútbol, según ha informado the
[00:40:24] Times, cambio de apoyo por escrito el suiso ofre. la
[00:40:28] final del mundial del 2030, mira se rumoraba que
[00:40:32] el 2030 hasta se lo iban dar otra vez a México, imagínate porque estuvo muy bien
[00:40:35] organizado porque la verdad que estuvo muy bien el ambiente en México,
[00:40:39] pero ahora con este tema no sé por qué se le ofreció a Marruecos y
[00:40:43] posiblemente Marruecos sea una de las sedes para el mundial
[00:40:46] 2030, lo curioso es que el próximo
[00:40:48] mundial, parte de ese mundial va a ser también jugado
[00:40:52] en Marruecos, sea va a ser Marruecos, España y
[00:40:55] Portugal junto con Uruguay, Paraguay. Argentina, pero pues ofrecerselo a
[00:40:59] Marruecos y dicen que fue por un truquito para agarrar más poder y todo eso, porque
[00:41:03] estaban pidiendo literal, así como se dice la expresión eh, pidiendo su
[00:41:06] cabeza en en en la presidencia de la FIFA por todo este
[00:41:10] escándalo de que manejó, ya ofrecieron inclusive hasta una
[00:41:13] disculpa, la FIFA ya mandaron una carta diciendo que lo que hicieron o como
[00:41:17] lo manejaron estuvo muy mal hecho, pero bueno a ver qué pasa con Janny
[00:41:20] infantil, pero vámonos aup
[00:41:24] parecería un juegazazo de
[00:41:28] que pasó, este equipo en Miami, se enfrentó al
[00:41:32] Atlético San Luis, oye juegazo, el regreso de Messi,
[00:41:35] papá, nada más dos goles, no más dos goles, favorito, el
[00:41:39] Messi, mira. no, es que es que Messi es increíble, es
[00:41:42] increíble cómo regresa de jugar después de tiempo y mira, mira el
[00:41:45] gol ese, pero con las es que de verdad que
[00:41:49] Messi es Messi, Messi es Messi, 4
[00:41:52] a 2 en este partido de la Cup y vuelve ganar un equipo de la
[00:41:56] LLS, Messi estuvo bueno el paseito por
[00:42:00] Rosario, estuvo bueno con la familia y todo mucho
[00:42:03] chimichu, estuvo bueno el juego eh, estuvo bueno el juegu, se puso
[00:42:06] bueno 4-2, estuvo bueno, estuvo buenos. obtuvo
[00:42:10] un dramático, así
[00:42:13] dramático inicio con el partido entre Los Ángeles fútbol club y
[00:42:16] Michiivas Rayadas de Guadalajara que terminó con una emocionante
[00:42:20] tanda de penales luego empatar 1-1 en el tiempo
[00:42:23] regular, Dennis Bouraga señores adelantó a los Angelitos al minuto
[00:42:27] 38, pero pero pero pero Roberto Alvarado empató por
[00:42:31] el rebaño salgado igual perdiste canta la boca y el
[00:42:34] juvenil de apenas 17 años anotó el gol
[00:42:37] decisivo desde los 11 pasos. para sellar el
[00:42:41] triunfo de los ángeles así es porque no pueden terminar empate entonces siempre se van
[00:42:45] left the scene before the police
[00:42:48] arrived. And as we have told you, Lorenzo Salgado Arauju was not alone
[00:42:52] when ICE agents shot him and killed him in Texas.
[00:42:56] Among the workers who accompanied this Mexican father
[00:42:59] was José Trinidad Rojas Pliego, who was in a detention center,
[00:43:02] but has now regained his freedom. From Houston, Ilia Calderón speaks with
[00:43:06] this eyewitness to the shooting.
[00:43:10] How have you been? How have you been feeling? Well, I've felt very bad and very
[00:43:14] sad, the problems I've been through, very devastated, very
[00:43:17] sad. The day the incident occurred,
[00:43:20] tell me what you remember about that day. He picked me up at
[00:43:24] 6:30, that day he spent looking for him and. There were
[00:43:27] three other people, yes, also
[00:43:31] in the car, yes, there were four of us in
[00:43:35] the plane, if you remember that moment when you were in the car, where
[00:43:39] were you, where were you in the van? On the left side, I was
[00:43:42] behind him, behind Lorenzo, did you
[00:43:46] hear anything they said at that
[00:43:50] moment? Nothing, the only thing they said was this and then
[00:43:53] they shot. In a letter he wrote from the detention center
[00:43:57] where he was taken after the incident. José Trinidad
[00:44:00] states that Lorenzo at the wheel was never a threat to the
[00:44:04] agents, as they argued. These lies
[00:44:07] about what they say, this
[00:44:10] goes beyond a failed operation, this was an
[00:44:14] assassination based on what my client, Mr. José and my other client,
[00:44:18] Mr. Daniel, have
[00:44:22] told me. I repeat, this was not a
[00:44:25] failed operation, this was an assassination. And do you remember what
[00:44:29] Lorenzo said, what did he say at that moment? No, well he
[00:44:32] said, "They killed me," and then what happened to
[00:44:36] him? They took him to the
[00:44:40] ground, they wrestled him to the ground and then they lifted him up,
[00:44:43] they just excused him, and with you, what happened to the other people who were
[00:44:47] also
[00:44:52] brought down violently?
[00:44:55] When did you find out after the incident that
[00:44:59] Lorenzo had died? Oh, his
[00:45:02] brother Hugo told me. when we were, I was in a
[00:45:06] locked room and he was in front of me and he was the one who gave me the
[00:45:10] news that Lorenzo had died. After
[00:45:13] 23 days in a detention center, José Trinidad was
[00:45:16] released and must wear a digital monitor on his ankle.
[00:45:19] Are you afraid to go out on the street, how do you feel? Yes, I feel, I was
[00:45:23] traumatized because I saw everything there, very bad, I sleep,
[00:45:27] I wake up, I jump and look around at my companions they ask me, what, what's
[00:45:30] wrong with you, no, I can't sleep because of this, his wife.
[00:45:34] Polonia accompanies him at all times. How do you
[00:45:37] see your life after everything that happened? Horrible,
[00:45:41] terrible. That's why what we want most and
[00:45:44] demand is that justice be done. How do you
[00:45:47] want the country to remember Lorenzo? Well,
[00:45:51] that he was a hard-working
[00:45:54] man, honest. He didn't mess
[00:45:57] with anyone nobody.
[00:46:00] And he was very cheerful.
[00:46:04] We thank Ilia Calderón for this interview from
[00:46:08] Houston in Texas. Federal
[00:46:12] agents would be using flight manifests
[00:46:15] at airports to arrest migrants with expired visas
[00:46:19] and not just those with final
[00:46:19] deportation orders. This
[00:46:27] leads to one or three dozen detentions at the country's
[00:46:31] air ports last month, according to The Wall Street
[00:46:34] Journal in an exclusive. The newspaper
[00:46:38] also highlights that several airlines
[00:46:52] oppose such immigration control operations at airports
[00:46:55] and demand greater clarity from
[00:46:59] ICE. In jail and without
[00:47:03] bail, a California driver wakes up who turns a
[00:47:06] road rage incident into attempted murder. A
[00:47:10] crash on the road unleashes the fury of the man who punches a
[00:47:13] person and stabs another several times.
[00:47:16] Both victims were hospitalized and from Los Angeles, Juan Carlos González has
[00:47:19] the disturbing images and the charges the suspect now faces.
[00:47:56] Juan Carlos, good morning, what a
[00:48:00] troubling case, tell us, Sasha, how are you, thanks,
[00:48:02] good morning, well,
[00:48:06] that's right, when one sees images like these, one starts to think that it can happen practically to anyone.
[00:48:09] This incident occurred in the city of San Diego, California
[00:48:12] and it all started when a pickup truck collided
[00:48:15] with another car from behind. A person got out of this car
[00:48:19] and allegedly started hitting the driver, who
[00:48:23] was a woman. Later, he went to where
[00:48:25] lives.
[00:48:27] At this hour, concern is growing over cyberattacks on water systems in
[00:48:31] at least two states where hackers are causing
[00:48:35] automated controls to fail and forcing manual operations.
[00:48:38] Investigators point to Iran as the main
[00:48:42] suspect in what would be retaliation for President Donald
[00:48:45] Trump's threats. Live from New York, Fabiola Galindo
[00:48:49] has the details on these incidents. Fabiola, good
[00:48:53] morning, go ahead.
[00:48:57] That's right, Sacha, good morning, New Jersey is one of the states
[00:49:01] that has been cyber-attacked, most
[00:49:05] recently, in this wave of cyberattacks that has
[00:49:08] affected at least a dozen states. What is happening?
[00:49:12] Well, the operators of water distribution plants
[00:49:15] and water treatment plants are seeing that the passwords for these
[00:49:19] systems are being changed, and many operators are
[00:49:23] basically unable to access these systems. In some
[00:49:26] cases, there have even been alerts for users to
[00:49:29] boil water before consuming it, or
[00:49:33] also in some previous
[00:49:36] cases there have been some failures,
[00:49:41] reports of water contamination in these
[00:49:44] states that have been affected by cyberattacks.
[00:49:48] Let's hear what officials in Georgia, which is also
[00:49:51] part of these attacks or has been attacked in these
[00:49:55] drinking water systems, said. Let's listen.
[00:49:58] escuchemos,
[00:50:00] It gets really dangerous if they were to be
[00:50:04] mutilated or attacked or disturbed in service of any
[00:50:07] matter. However, our team promptly were able to identify that they
[00:50:11] were down and we were able to get the service
[00:50:13] restored.
[00:50:17] Minnesota was one of the states that suffered
[00:50:21] these ethical attacks in which, in fact,
[00:50:24] some of the users at home saw how the water pressure
[00:50:28] decreased. We have also heard that President Trump
[00:50:31] has blamed the governor
[00:50:34] of Minnesota for these failures, calling him
[00:50:38] incompetent. We are talking about Governor Tim Walz, who
[00:50:41] responded in X, addressing
[00:50:45] President Trump, saying that he knows very well
[00:50:48] who is responsible, and this is what a modern
[00:50:52] war looks like. Several government cybersecurity investigators
[00:50:56] would be investigating Iran, the country,
[00:50:59] as a supposed cause of these
[00:51:02] cyberattacks, since this type of
[00:51:05] intervention here in the United States has increased
[00:51:08] since the war in Iran began more than 6
[00:51:12] months ago. Sacha, back to you. Let's hope the U.S. government is
[00:51:16] taking action to prevent these types of incidents from
[00:51:20] increasing. Thanks for informing us live from New
[00:51:24] York. This is incredible. A former officer is
[00:51:27] accused in North Carolina of allegedly using for
[00:51:31] personal purposes a surveillance camera system that
[00:51:34] reads and records vehicle license plates. Her action is already
[00:51:38] generating reactions because it seems that what she was doing
[00:51:42] was following her partner's ex-girlfriend's vehicle.
[00:51:45] Let's hear how the police chief of the
[00:51:48] Morsville department reacts.
[00:51:52] computers, the LPR cameras to
[00:51:56] find information and track her
[00:52:00] boyfriend's ex-wife. It all goes up in
[00:52:03] smoke when you have cops like this.
[00:52:08] Hmm, the ex-agent has not publicly responded to the accusations,
[00:52:12] although authorities defend this technology as key to
[00:52:16] solving crimes, its critics warn that it can also
[00:52:19] lend itself to abuse of
[00:52:21] privacy. And Pope Leo XIV has a
[00:52:25] cinematic encounter when he finishes his Wednesday
[00:52:29] audience in St. Peter's Basilica. There he is, the
[00:52:32] pontiff greets the Oscar-winning actor
[00:52:36] and his wife Camila Alves. The actor exchanges
[00:52:40] a few brief words with the Holy Father before continuing to greet the
[00:52:43] faithful. McConaughey is not Catholic, he is Christian, but his
[00:52:47] wife is. The couple, by the way, got married in the
[00:52:51] Catholic Church in 2012.
[00:52:54] How nice to have that closeness with the leader of the
[00:52:57] church. We continue with much more this morning here on Despierta América. What
[00:53:01] did they say? Go ahead.
[00:53:04] Here we are ready to tell you what's coming up. The new Coca-Cola campaign
[00:53:07] with Luis Miguel is coming out. Here we show
[00:53:11] you everything. That's right. Bárbara Mori and
[00:53:14] Jimena Zariñana also visit us here at home
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[00:53:25] when she hears the names of the men she is
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[00:57:08] And we return to Despierta América with these images that show a
[00:57:12] violent fight on a beach in Hawaii, and one of the
[00:57:16] protagonists wakes up today in the spotlight because he is the
[00:57:20] Democratic candidate for Congress, Kier Basin. It all begins when
[00:57:23] a beachgoer asks the politician to turn down the music. In response,
[00:57:27] Basin threatens him, saying he has a gun and
[00:57:31] would shoot his wife. As if that weren't enough, he attacks
[00:57:35] other people wielding a knife.
[00:57:38] Finally, the police arrest him and he now faces charges of
[00:57:41] first-degree terrorist threats.
[00:57:43] grado.
[00:57:45] Old satellites, pieces of rockets, lost tools, and
[00:57:49] millions of small fragments travel at over 16,000 miles per
[00:57:53] hour in Earth's orbit. These are devices that no longer work
[00:57:57] and debris from previous launches that become a great
[00:58:00] danger to missions. The risk drives an old debate about
[00:58:04] space junk, now that parts of a SpaceX rocket
[00:58:07] crashed into the moon, as Alessandra Martín
[00:58:10] tells us.
[00:58:14] For more than a year it was drifting in space.
[00:58:17] Today, the second stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket
[00:58:20] would have impacted
[00:58:24] for many would be an accident, but for scientists represents
[00:58:28] a unique opportunity. Photographs that have been
[00:58:31] taken before of that area and now to see how the impact
[00:58:34] created another crater, perhaps, and how big that crater is and
[00:58:38] what kind of damage it generates on the
[00:58:41] the moon today is part of a much larger problem. Around
[00:58:45] Earth, more than 1 million satellites, rockets, and
[00:58:49] fragments from old missions are already orbiting. The United
[00:58:52] States leads the number of space objects in orbit, followed by
[00:58:55] Russia and China. On Earth, when a controlled
[00:58:59] return is made, there is a destination to avoid risks, it is called
[00:59:03] Point Nemo, a remote area of the South Pacific,
[00:59:06] known as the Spacecraft Cemetery. There,
[00:59:10] stations, cargo ships, and other vehicles end their
[00:59:14] useful life. But it doesn't always happen that way.
[00:59:17] rocket parts have appeared in Australia and Mexico. In Florida, a
[00:59:21] fragment of the international space station went through
[00:59:24] the roof of a house. For engineer Pablo de León, the
[00:59:28] real challenge is still to come, when there are
[00:59:32] many spacecraft going to the moon in
[00:59:36] support of the future space station that will be there and
[00:59:39] possibly a Chinese lunar space station
[00:59:42] too, these rockets will start to generate a problem,
[00:59:45] so who is responsible for all of it?
[01:00:20] Univision,
[01:00:27] good morning, it's Thursday, August 6th, today on
[01:00:31] Despierta América, the salmonella outbreak extends
[01:00:34] to 27 states and another 15
[01:00:37] register cases of cyclos poriasis. Live, we will
[01:00:40] tell you why preventing foodborne infections is difficult
[01:00:43] just when they warn about the spread of a.
[01:00:49] The import of avocados from Michoacán is suspended.
[01:00:54] the reason for this pause, its consequences and the strengthening of the U.S. offensive
[01:00:57] against the Jalisco New Generation
[01:01:00] Cartel. Authorities are investigating why a
[01:01:04] commercial plane takes off at the same time as the presidential
[01:01:07] helicopter carrying President Trump. Live
[01:01:10] from Washington, we will tell you if the president's life was
[01:01:14] in danger.
[01:01:17] A soccer game turned into a scene of pain. The details and
[01:01:21] images in just moments. The new Coca-Cola campaign
[01:01:25] featuring Luis Miguel is released. Here we show you
[01:01:29] everything. Galilea Montijo breaks her silence and
[01:01:32] opens up on her doctor Mari Marguerra's podcast, Under the Skin, about the
[01:01:36] surgery that changed her face. This Thursday, Regina
[01:01:39] Carrot visits us at home to talk about "Conversations with Women" and tell
[01:01:43] us something new that makes her very
[01:01:46] happy. She surprises with her attitude when she hears the names of
[01:01:50] the men she has been linked to. Also, a few
[01:01:53] days after leaving the crown, she reveals what was key to surviving
[01:01:57] criticism. You will be amazed when you see these people who are
[01:02:00] identical, without being family. You too can have
[01:02:04] your double. And in Los Angeles, the band El Recodo de Cruzaraga has made
[01:02:07] history by becoming the first band music group
[01:02:11] to officially enter the
[01:02:13] Grammy Museum. We have everything that happened and
[01:02:17] Barbara Mori and Jimena Zariñana arrive live.
[01:02:21] Welcome to the happiest house on Hispanic
[01:02:25] television, where you always wake up
[01:02:28] America.
[01:03:00] That's good, gentlemen, if you let me into your house,
[01:03:03] I'll fill it with love.
[01:03:07] the thousands
[01:03:08] like
[01:03:13] he's the only one who doesn't go out especially for the girls who join this broadcast at
[01:03:17] this hour. You look just like Luis
[01:03:19] Miguel.
[01:03:22] Luis Miguel, he made history with a Coca-Cola commercial. It's
[01:03:25] beautiful, the commercial.
[01:03:28] Of course. The commercial is good, and Luis Miguel
[01:03:32] also has his own thing. The commercial is beautiful, or Luis
[01:03:36] Miguel, both. Alert! Oh no, we have to be
[01:03:39] alert, yes, all of us, because I want you to know the following: right
[01:03:42] now, at least two foodborne illnesses
[01:03:45] are spreading throughout the country. Salmonella, linked to
[01:03:48] jalapeño peppers, affects almost 350 people in
[01:03:51] 27 states, while another 15 register
[01:03:55] thousands of cases of cyclosporiasis, an infection
[01:03:58] caused by parasites and linked to the consumption of lettuce. Andrea
[01:04:02] León tells us: where would these foods come from that
[01:04:05] hinder the prevention of both outbreaks and what the
[01:04:09] CDC warns about another worrying threat to
[01:04:13] our health. Andrea, good morning, go ahead.
[01:04:17] adelante.
[01:04:19] Good morning, friends of Despierta América. I tell you that health
[01:04:22] experts talk about federal, state, and local funding cuts
[01:04:26] that have affected the ability to prevent, detect,
[01:04:30] and investigate these foodborne illnesses.
[01:04:33] Let's look at the details: the CDC reports that a salmonella
[01:04:37] outbreak linked to jalapeño peppers distributed in restaurant chains
[01:04:40] such as Chipotle already affects 27 states
[01:04:44] where 345 people have fallen ill.
[01:04:48] In addition, dozens of people have been hospitalized.
[01:04:52] The jalapeño peppers were grown in Mexico, and the restaurant
[01:04:55] chains have already removed them from their
[01:04:57] menus.
[01:05:00] We are seeing an increase in cases of foodborne illnesses
[01:05:03] across the country, coming from various sources, and the situation is
[01:05:07] unusual, says this doctor. This occurs while the persistent
[01:05:10] parasite outbreak linked to lettuce also withdrawn from
[01:05:14] the market, grown in Mexico, spreads to
[01:05:17] 15 states. In that outbreak, more than 6,000
[01:05:20] people in 45 states have fallen ill, and two died in
[01:05:24] Michigan. After budget cuts and staff reductions
[01:05:28] in the health system, authorities are
[01:05:31] overwhelmed by having to respond simultaneously to multiple outbreaks
[01:05:35] affecting several
[01:05:37] states.
[01:05:39] Funding cuts at federal, state, and local levels have
[01:05:42] affected our ability to prevent, detect, and investigate
[01:05:46] these foodborne illnesses. A concrete example
[01:05:50] is FoodNet, a national surveillance program designed to
[01:05:53] investigate and detect these diseases that suffered a significant
[01:05:57] budget cut last year, the expert indicates.
[01:06:00] But those are not the only concerns of health authorities
[01:06:03] at this time, as cases of a potentially
[01:06:07] deadly fungus have been detected in 27 states so far this year,
[01:06:11] according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
[01:06:15] As of the week ending July 25, 3,437
[01:06:19] cases of Candida auris had been
[01:06:22] identified. California has registered the largest number of cases with
[01:06:25] 873, followed by Texas with
[01:06:28] 433 and Tennessee with
[01:06:30] 283. In the midst of all this, the Senate
[01:06:34] confirms Dr. Erika Schwartz as director of the
[01:06:38] CDC after a year without fixed leadership in the agency. The
[01:06:41] Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had been under the direction of
[01:06:45] interim officials since August 2025.
[01:06:48] That's my information, Sacha. Well, you have a full
[01:06:51] plate with all those outbreaks. Thanks, Andrea León, for informing
[01:06:55] us live. And I tell you that avocado
[01:06:58] imports from Michoacán are suspended due to
[01:07:02] a security alert that forces a pause in product inspections
[01:07:06] at packing plants, this just as the United States
[01:07:10] strengthens its offensive against leaders of the Jalisco
[01:07:12] New Generation Cartel. Live from Mexico
[01:07:16] City, Erica Macho García has the causes and consequences of this
[01:07:19] suspension and the announcement made by the Department of Justice regarding
[01:07:23] several Mexican drug traffickers. Eric, good
[01:07:27] morning, we hear you.
[01:07:31] Sacha, how are you? Good morning, friends of Espierta América. The United States
[01:07:34] completely suspended activities in the Mexican state of
[01:07:38] Michoacán, reiterating its level four travel alert, which implies
[01:07:41] the recommendation not to travel. This already has the
[01:07:44] economic consequence that, for now, the shipment of avocados
[01:07:48] from Michoacán to the United States is postponed. This, according
[01:07:52] to the Michoacán government, responds to the recent operations against
[01:07:55] extortionists. A few days ago, we informed you here last weekend
[01:07:59] about the capture of Alfonso Fernández Magallón, known
[01:08:03] as Pancho Quiringua, leader of the Reyes cartel, and
[01:08:06] apparently this would have some kind of link, but also
[01:08:10] the strengthening of this offensive against the Jalisco New Generation
[01:08:14] Cartel is announced. The amounts of rewards are increased
[01:08:17] for anyone who provides information that allows the capture of the main
[01:08:20] leaders. A main objective is, of course, Juan Carlos Valencia
[01:08:24] and Jastro del Mencho, who at his death apparently
[01:08:28] took control of this group that is present in dozens of
[01:08:31] countries around the world. This operation has
[01:08:35] to do with the State Department, the Department of Justice
[01:08:38] also with the FBI and the DEA, a...
[01:09:12] drug trafficking, money laundering and
[01:09:15] violence. DA is aggressively targeting
[01:09:19] both the cartels and the corrupt government officials who
[01:09:22] are responsible for the deaths of our
[01:09:25] citizens.
[01:09:29] It was reported in this conference that US authorities are in constant
[01:09:33] contact with Mexico's security cabinet
[01:09:37] and are very attentive to current cases and
[01:09:40] announced those to come. The report from Mexico,
[01:09:43] Sacha. Erica Macho García, thank you for informing us live
[01:09:47] from the Mexican capital. And
[01:09:50] well, you still have, we all have time to be
[01:09:53] multimillionaires, because nobody
[01:09:56] won the Powerball jackpot last night, so it now
[01:10:00] amounts to $856
[01:10:03] million. That's right, there
[01:10:06] was a lucky winner in Ohio who matched five
[01:10:09] numbers and took home a million dollars. The Powerball
[01:10:12] lottery, I remind you, will be played again this
[01:10:16] Saturday, and luck is crazy, it can strike anyone,
[01:10:19] so if you want to try it, well, you know, you have to buy your ticket. Now let's
[01:10:23] tell you about the weather. Our meteorologist Jessica Delgado is
[01:10:27] here to tell us about the conditions that persist in several
[01:10:30] states. In some there are storms, floods, and in others this
[01:10:34] heat continues. Good morning, good morning, it's a
[01:10:37] day where we've been monitoring coast to coast, contrasts in the
[01:10:41] weather conditions. This unfortunately bad
[01:10:44] news, why? Because for the next 10 days no
[01:10:48] rain is expected, so we are talking about air quality alerts that have reached
[01:10:52] as far south as, we see Colorado, also the excessive
[01:10:56] heat doesn't help, three-digit temperatures, low humidity levels,
[01:11:00] winds will increase. At this hour, Las Vegas towards
[01:11:03] parts of Salt Lake City and Montana are under excessive heat
[01:11:07] warnings and red flag warnings. Rain is absent from the
[01:11:11] forecast where we will be. We are seeing this
[01:11:14] abundant rain, cities like Chicago, good morning to my people in Chicago,
[01:11:17] are registering rainfall accumulations of more than 5
[01:11:21] inches above average. To the west, we continue to monitor
[01:11:24] all this concentration of dense smoke that would be moving towards the
[01:11:28] southeast this weekend. People in California would also be
[01:11:31] feeling the effects and the limited visibility at air terminals. Now
[01:11:35] we go to the forecast for the Dakotas where there is also a
[01:11:39] high risk of wildfire today, it's excessive heat. 100 degrees
[01:11:43] for Sacramento, Las Vegas 112, Billings 95, Spokane
[01:11:46] 96 degrees, so we are talking about coast-to-coast heat, but today
[01:11:50] alerts are added to the northeast of the country, Philadelphia, New York,
[01:11:53] Boston under heat alerts until tomorrow morning, so my
[01:11:57] people, water, shade and rest, three-digit thermal sensations, but also the
[01:12:01] rain doesn't stop, my people in Chicago towards Orlando, Miami,
[01:12:04] Lores, Atlanta, get your umbrellas before leaving home. All the weather
[01:12:08] information, guys, I'll be back with you.
[01:12:11] Thank you, thank you. Let's go to the information. The release date of Shandy
[01:12:14] Combs has changed again. The Federal Bureau of Prisons set his
[01:12:18] release for February 20, 2028.
[01:12:21] Listen, that date has really changed several times since he was
[01:12:24] sentenced to 50 months in prison. This happens after an
[01:12:28] altercation that he would have caused there in his
[01:12:31] isolation inside the jail. That's right, although the
[01:12:34] authorities have not officially explained the
[01:12:36] modifications, meanwhile, his legal team is
[01:12:40] appealing this sentence and is
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[01:12:47] so this topic is always very controversial. Most people think it's super
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[01:13:01] Why? Whose? Grasy and Mike Bahia. I know why you
[01:13:05] say that, there's a small video that says, we
[01:13:09] smell pregnancy. That's right.
[01:13:11] Well, that's right, the Saturn couple talks about speculation
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[01:13:18] Mike uploaded a video in which you are seeing
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[01:13:25] some followers interpreted the scene as a sign of pregnancy, there
[01:13:28] are those who think that another project, a song,
[01:13:32] exactly, but what draws attention is that so far
[01:13:36] none of them have confirmed the news, for now they
[01:13:40] have Kai, who is this precious little boy,
[01:13:43] oh yeah, but that's 100% I dare say that's
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[01:13:50] pregnancy people
[01:13:53] kind of... keep it quiet for the first
[01:13:56] three months if they didn't handle it that way
[01:14:00] I would definitely be surprised, I would be surprised if
[01:14:03] she was pregnant. What do my mental friends say
[01:14:06] tonight? We have a lot for you, Fatima
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[01:19:35] the men she's been linked to...
[01:19:45] Well, also, believe it or not, in a few days she'll give up her crown and reveals her secret
[01:19:49] to coping with all the criticism she's faced.
[01:19:52] It's been tough.
[01:19:59] I have to do and the truth is I always like to
[01:20:03] receive criticism because I think that's the only way you can improve. Of course,
[01:20:07] you also have to consider where the criticism comes from, if it's to
[01:20:10] help you grow or just to bring you down, and then you
[01:20:14] decide whether to take the advice or not. Was Fatima affected? Was she affected
[01:20:17] by any negative comments, maybe
[01:20:19] about her person? No, the truth is I think everything that happens in life
[01:20:23] serves a purpose, depending on how you see it, right? So, since I was a little girl,
[01:20:27] I've always been very positive. I like to keep it chill. I know that in
[01:20:31] this environment, well, they tend to like drama and
[01:20:34] conflict, but I've been very chill since I was born, so
[01:20:37] I try to absorb the good things and what's not, without being
[01:20:41] a sponge, I just let it go. And in a way, you also experienced the gossip and
[01:20:45] rumors of celebrities, right? The scandal. How did you feel
[01:20:49] about that part, for example, when they involved you, saying that you were dating
[01:20:55] Luis Miguel's son, then with Giovanni Medina? How did you feel about all that
[01:20:58] scandal? Yes. No, well, I think
[01:21:02] I've never lent myself to gossip and rumors, thank God the upbringing my
[01:21:05] parents gave me always has been to communicate in an
[01:21:08] assertive way without hurting anyone either,
[01:21:12] nor getting involved in controversies that at the end of the day I think that has neither
[01:21:15] class nor elegance, so when you have a forum you have
[01:21:19] to use it responsibly and not lend yourself to more and look
[01:21:22] that eh eh at the end we also commented on it
[01:21:26] and with this serenity that we are talking about eh Giovanni
[01:21:29] Medina also told us that well, everything is at
[01:21:33] peace, all respect for you, I have nothing to say, really, and about this comment from
[01:21:37] Natanael that he put some emojis there,
[01:21:40] some diamond emojis, everyone tells me that if I don't tell you, eh some
[01:21:44] diamond emojis, if I'm not mistaken, what does it mean to you at the end of the day
[01:21:48] you are a public figure, anyone can comment on you, but how do you manage
[01:21:51] to take comments like that, Fatima? No,
[01:21:54] well, I think I don't take comments personally at all. I always like
[01:21:58] and comment on everything on memes, I'm always the first to
[01:22:01] comment and and well, I don't think someone commenting on
[01:22:05] you has anything deep to do with it.
[01:22:09] on social media to like things or create controversy, but I'm still
[01:22:13] the same, I'm single, I don't have any relationship, I'm focused on
[01:22:16] working and I don't think a like or a comment defines
[01:22:19] anything.
[01:22:22] your opinion on, you just commented on a photo of Kenia Os, there's a dispute
[01:22:25] about a supposed lack of sisterhood between women, between Dana,
[01:22:29] Belinda and Kenia, you commented on a photo of Kenia telling her she
[01:22:33] was very beautiful, but these girls have been fighting, I really
[01:22:36] haven't seen that. I have no idea, I spend my time working and in my free time I read,
[01:22:40] honestly, my social media algorithm never shows me anything but,
[01:22:44] always puppies, fairies, history stuff, nature and
[01:22:47] food. Hey, but you've always defended women, in this
[01:22:51] case, would you defend the fact that
[01:22:57] on social media? I have no idea about these things, I prefer not to get involved
[01:23:00] in controversies. One question, Fatima, for, well,
[01:23:04] Natanael Cano, Jovanny Venida with the fight, I didn't know, Luis Miguel's son
[01:23:09] and others, but it's been tough, it's been a tough year for her, but like
[01:23:12] everyone who's in the public eye and everyone who's a little
[01:23:15] successful, this is their year, everyone who's in will
[01:23:19] have a tough time. That's the era we live in, but I feel more about everything
[01:23:23] that happened and the situation she doesn't have, but well, everything that
[01:23:27] involved her, beauty pageants have always had their controversies, always all her
[01:23:31] life, they have never been exempt from controversy, but I feel that
[01:23:34] if she continues like this with a smile, she can play an
[01:23:37] actress or something, she can connect to the entertainment world,
[01:23:41] obviously she has to connect to something, she has to act or something
[01:23:45] so that people will give up the crown, it's already passed, it's
[01:23:48] already passed, time has passed and besides. But she responds, she responds calmly, she
[01:23:51] laughs, you have to laugh, she smiles, and when she doesn't want to talk, no,
[01:23:55] I don't talk about that, my dear, a bit
[01:23:58] sarcastic, yes, of course, but you have to be sarcastic because they've told her
[01:24:02] so many things, he put a diamond on you, have you had something with him,
[01:24:06] what happened, it's true, hello,
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[01:24:50] I've never seen you with a changer, they're already here
[01:24:52] waving
[01:24:55] like that, imagine if I wore that shirt, oh no, we already
[01:24:58] lost you if
[01:25:01] you, yes, even I would think you're in the
[01:25:04] biggest crisis of your life
[01:25:08] like that and I worry
[01:25:11] something's happening, worry friend, worry if it
[01:25:14] happens but it's like I give it away, I don't
[01:25:18] give it away, I mean
[01:25:20] you gave it to me, this shirt is 10 years old, yes keep it, I'll keep it, it's nice, I mean
[01:25:24] compare it once a year, hey, and after 10 years it still fits you very well, yes, my body hasn't
[01:25:29] yourself, you're going to what not already keep going
[01:25:33] okay, Lizárraga left heartbreak behind and faces it with courage
[01:25:36] and a lot of self-love in his new single. Let's see what he said about this
[01:25:40] topic, this he says teaches and let's go. Toño Lizárraga
[01:25:43] released a song, one of those ranchera songs he likes so much, where he completely forgot
[01:25:47] about begging and pain.
[01:25:56] what young people call migajero to bring out dignity and self-love, reminding the ex-partner that they also lose with a separation, the single that also
[01:25:59] gives its name to the album that is about to be released is called, "It's worth
[01:26:03] more than you pray", yes, definitely a song written by Edén
[01:26:06] Muñoz, a great friend of mine, compadre, it's definitely a very
[01:26:09] well-written song, I'm a person
[01:26:12] who who who goes more than anything for a complete
[01:26:16] lyric, right? And this song talks about
[01:26:20] self-love, it talks about that,
[01:26:24] you lost, it practically talks about that and I think it
[01:26:30] the music we've been releasing. Toño Lizarga defends a 28-year
[01:26:33] career on stage, consecrated Tambora music to songs
[01:26:37] for parties and revelry, he has made
[01:26:40] collaborations in other genres by invitation, but
[01:26:44] he speaks for the Sinaloa band passionately for an important
[01:26:47] moment, the truth is that I... I am too
[01:26:50] traditionalist, I am not a person who still defends 100% ranch music, that
[01:26:54] band music with which we were born and raised
[01:26:58] and have developed, people already see us as
[01:27:01] an artist eh, now serious in what we do and yes
[01:27:05] jumping to other genres all of a sudden to fit in,
[01:27:08] I don't think it would be my style, it wouldn't be
[01:27:11] honest, Toño Lizárraga left behind his health problems and also
[01:27:15] learned from the warning calls and scares, today
[01:27:19] he prefers a balanced life, forgetting excesses and
[01:27:22] focusing on good nutrition, obviously
[01:27:25] we continue to take care of ourselves, which is also part of understanding
[01:27:28] the situation we went through, I think that's something very important,
[01:27:32] not to ignore it, sometimes
[01:27:36] when the body speaks, when it manifests itself, you have to pay
[01:27:39] attention so that we don't have to pay the consequences
[01:27:42] in the future, that part of balance always has to be there because
[01:27:46] work is very important but enjoying life is also very important. singer
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[01:32:43] and let's move on to the next: the impact of a lightning strike during a match that was
[01:32:47] being played under a heavy storm, claims the life of a
[01:32:50] 24-year-old soccer player and leaves a dozen
[01:32:54] people injured, the victim died despite
[01:32:57] the efforts of the rescue teams that quickly
[01:33:00] arrived at the scene, worldwide, authorities estimate that up to
[01:33:04] 24,000 people die each year from an
[01:33:08] electric shock caused by a
[01:33:10] lightning strike. Migrants with pending cases
[01:33:14] who have no criminal records would be
[01:33:17] released, according to Homeland Security Secretary
[01:33:20] Mark Wayne Mollen during a
[01:33:23] meeting of the National Association of Governors. According to the
[01:33:26] official, those who overstayed their
[01:33:29] visa, married a U.S.
[01:33:32] citizen and are regularizing their status, would be
[01:33:35] released if detained by ICE, clarifying that
[01:33:39] a pending application does not legalize
[01:33:42] their stay. This morning,
[01:33:46] federal authorities are investigating a possible security failure at
[01:33:49] Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, a commercial plane takes off
[01:33:53] at the same time as the Marine One helicopter, carrying President
[01:33:57] Donald Trump, and let's go live to the capital with Edwin
[01:34:00] PT, he's there to tell us if the president's
[01:34:04] life was ever in danger. Edwin,
[01:34:07] good morning, go ahead.
[01:34:10] Good morning to you, fortunately no, the president
[01:34:13] was not in danger, according to the White House and authorities at the highest
[01:34:17] federal level, but there was a clear violation regarding
[01:34:20] the airspace and the protocol that must be followed when the
[01:34:26] the White House and the signal is sent, that means that air
[01:34:30] traffic controllers at Reagan National Airport must pause any takeoffs
[01:34:34] or landings when the helicopter departs, and at that moment
[01:34:37] that communication would have failed. Let's listen
[01:34:40] to part of what happened.
[01:34:55] Sacha, those protocols would have changed after the tragic
[01:34:59] accident in January 2025 where 67 people
[01:35:03] died after this commercial plane crashed with a Black
[01:35:06] Hawk helicopter and now despite the changes that were implemented
[01:35:10] there was another problem in the communication, we will have to wait for
[01:35:13] the final investigation, but at this hour the hypothesis is
[01:35:17] that when the pilot of the presidential helicopter sent the
[01:35:21] signal, the air traffic controller did not hear because he was speaking at
[01:35:24] the same time and using the same frequency, but that
[01:35:28] has not yet been confirmed by the
[01:35:31] authorities, but again, fortunately, as the White House
[01:35:35] says, the president was never in danger, I'll go back
[01:35:38] to you in the studio with more, Despierta América, Ed, thanks for
[01:35:41] informing us live from Washington D.C.
[01:35:45] People allergic to dogs could have a better quality of
[01:35:49] life thanks to a scientific breakthrough. Researchers used
[01:35:53] genetic editing techniques to create two
[01:35:56] beagles that do not produce the
[01:35:59] allergies. The study published in The
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[01:36:06] hope to those who have not yet been able to enjoy the affection of
[01:36:10] these pets for fear of
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[01:36:15] This is double luck and it's gone viral, a woman
[01:36:19] who won over 1 million on a lottery ticket threw it in the
[01:36:23] trash believing mistakenly that they couldn't pay her,
[01:36:26] however, a relative corrected her error and when she went
[01:36:30] back to look for it, the waste collection company had already picked up the
[01:36:34] trash, so she had to look for it there, you see on the screen
[01:36:37] among 6 tons of waste in Italy,
[01:36:41] although it seems incredible she finds it.
[01:36:45] Exactly, the workers who helped her, wanted to try
[01:36:48] their luck, since they touched that ticket, they bought a scratch-off
[01:36:52] and also got some money, the equivalent of
[01:36:55] $58, you know the most beautiful thing about this story also, besides
[01:36:59] that she was able to find the ticket, that this woman had been playing
[01:37:03] the same numbers for years because they are linked to a loved one
[01:37:06] and well, there it is, now she takes it and it's really impressive
[01:37:10] that they found it, bravo, bravo, how
[01:37:13] nice, in a movie and you say oh yes
[01:37:17] Hollywood always puts it and it didn't happen,
[01:37:19] it happened and how nice that they helped, that everyone got involved
[01:37:23] and that she was able to find that ticket, very good, anyone would say oh it fell in the
[01:37:27] trash, I better not look for it, no there's always
[01:37:29] someone, angels on earth who tell you let's go, of course,
[01:37:33] look, I loved it, I loved it, that's right, hey,
[01:37:37] it's always said that we are unique, like a fingerprint, irreplaceable, but there are
[01:37:40] people who have a double, of course there are
[01:37:44] people who look a lot alike, so let's see this
[01:37:48] that Nitia prepared for us and then we'll comment on
[01:37:52] what science has to say,
[01:37:55] have you ever seen someone on the street and thought they look identical to
[01:37:59] this other person? Well, you're not the only one, in the world
[01:38:03] there are thousands of people who without any kinship
[01:38:07] can look almost like twins,
[01:38:10] science has studied this phenomenon and discovered that
[01:38:14] some... doubles share very similar physical
[01:38:17] features, our face is made up of a limited
[01:38:20] combination of characteristics, so among more than 8
[01:38:24] million inhabitants it's normal for surprising coincidences to
[01:38:28] appear.
[01:38:31] Let's start with some of the most relevant similarities between Hollywood
[01:38:35] artists. Swedes Channel and Katy
[01:38:38] Perry. Both have big eyes, dark hair and a very similar
[01:38:42] smile. Robby and Emma Masi, the resemblance
[01:38:46] is so great that in the Barbie movie they even make a joke about it.
[01:38:49] Natalie Portman and Keira Knightley look so
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[01:39:00] But if we talk about men, what about Jeremy Allen White and Gene
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[01:39:06] Smith. Wait, wait, there's also Laurence Fishburne and
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[01:39:53] This curiosity has also inspired photographers to find
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[01:40:04] project "I'm not a look alike" which began in
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[01:40:14] but have a striking physical resemblance.
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[01:40:25] Also, in the age of social media, finding a doppelganger has
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[01:41:12] How about those who claim to have seen Michael Jackson on the
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[01:41:18] Michael,
[01:41:21] in the end, this phenomenon reminds us that the world is
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[01:51:00] eh
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[01:51:40] the arc of Maria and it is like an invitation also to
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[01:51:47] the expectations that society has placed on oneself
[01:51:51] and be who you really are, and then the most
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[01:51:58] the one who solves, right, the one who has to solve, that's right, and you also have
[01:52:01] that face, like the one who solves, I, I have a face like I
[01:52:05] live in Narnia more like it, well when
[01:52:08] you put on your glasses and you put on the character, totally,
[01:52:12] totally, yes, the truth is that Ángeles is a very
[01:52:15] endearing character that well, I was very pleased to
[01:52:19] delve into in the second season and
[01:52:22] that she really gets out of her comfort zone, which I think plays a
[01:52:26] much more essential role in this season to
[01:52:29] find the clues and the killer, hey, I'm going to take advantage that
[01:52:34] investigator mood and everyone is
[01:52:37] exactly, I'm going to ask you a question and you point to one another
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[01:52:45] would break a rule to solve a case?
[01:52:48] I
[01:52:52] would be more dangerous during an interrogation
[01:52:54] no
[01:52:59] who of the two would lose the keys to the patrol car in real
[01:53:01] life both
[01:53:05] of them knew to give the keys
[01:53:06] friend
[01:53:10] we know easily now this that is very trendy and I would like to talk about it with you
[01:53:13] let's see this image to see if you can see it because I have it here because if you can't see it, if you are like me, I imagine you have
[01:53:17] seen it if you stay there, there is a plane
[01:53:20] there are these five people, I'll show you them
[01:53:23] yes but you can't see it, it's a bit
[01:53:27] far away
[01:53:28] uh-huh, so with whom would you like
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[01:53:35] Shakira?
[01:53:36] that they also see them, it's just like me, the poor thing, we can't see
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[01:53:43] Shakira, Madonna, Karol
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[01:54:00] how did you do it and what does it feel
[01:54:04] like, right, how do you manage, besides
[01:54:06] you too,
[01:54:09] I think with Pascal, oh very good, well because he is a great actor and I admire
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[01:54:16] there is another image, I know you don't see, but this is in an
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[01:54:24] there, it's very easy, with whom with Messi, obviously you stay with Messi, there's
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[01:54:56] series
[01:54:59] hey, well, we want to congratulate you, it premieres on August 12, how good that you
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[01:55:13] finally also in this second season they talk about the massacre a little about
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[01:55:44] we have more for you, Galilea Montijo breaks her silence and opens up in the podcast "Under the skin" by her
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[02:05:45] now available, this time he welcomes Jesse Uribe and Paula Jara who
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[02:05:52] and the challenges they have faced as a couple, so we leave
[02:05:56] you a preview. What was said about you
[02:06:00] that hurt you the most, everything they said is a lie, well, that we were
[02:06:03] lovers from I don't know how long ago, it's a lie, she separated,
[02:06:07] I went home, what happens is that they misinterpreted something, that's where it goes,
[02:06:10] I like to talk about it, Pao almost doesn't, but Pao and I had nothing, what
[02:06:14] bothers me is that they say that she ruined the home, but no matter how much we
[02:06:18] say it, they still do, and I had nothing, that is, we had
[02:06:22] nothing, if you liked it, subscribe to my channel, "Dale que tú
[02:06:24] puedes,"
[02:07:00] author, content creator and continues to grow because now she is launching Mujer
[02:07:03] Magnética, which is a digital magazine that seeks to transform
[02:07:07] women, so welcome,
[02:07:10] welcome,
[02:07:13] thank you, how are you, my Regis, excited because you have always opened your doors
[02:07:17] to me for 6 years and also with this great
[02:07:20] purpose for women who are sometimes
[02:07:23] invisible and no, not because men make us feel
[02:07:27] that way, but rather in the United States.
[02:07:30] knowing how to launch your business, how to monetize your brand,
[02:07:34] especially as a mom, and you all understand me, well, you have to have those foundations,
[02:07:38] and that's why the magazine was born, exactly, that's what motivated
[02:07:41] you to launch the magnetic woman magazine, yes, because I realized
[02:07:45] that in my magnetic speaker academy there were so many women
[02:07:49] who had a voice, maybe they weren't in Forbes magazine or maybe they
[02:07:53] hadn't had that opportunity, but why not if I have 14 million followers,
[02:07:56] I give them that visibility.
[02:08:05] barely, well, it's been 10 years of hard work,
[02:08:07] bravo, it's not like it comes easy either,
[02:08:11] now what are you going to share there, what kind of content are all of us
[02:08:15] going to be able to get from your magnetic magazine, look, for example, in this first edition I highlighted
[02:08:19] women, imagine that there is a woman who started in the flea market in the United
[02:08:23] States and then she launched what is called Jovanna, the
[02:08:27] largest chain of flea markets in the entire United States. So how do
[02:08:32] the little shop to being independent, having
[02:08:36] restaurants, I have other women who started from scratch selling,
[02:08:40] for example, clothes door to door and now they have their company that distributes clothes
[02:08:44] in the fashion district all over
[02:08:47] is that we have the privilege of being able to come here, but
[02:08:51] sometimes we can see women who are not famous, but who I want
[02:08:55] to identify with, yes, they don't have anywhere to promote or talk about
[02:08:59] these stories. And they inspire, and the most important thing is
[02:09:02] that as a woman and as a mom, I have two little ones at
[02:09:05] home, they are four and two, King and Rubencito,
[02:09:09] sometimes you don't have the time, so if you are digital, you
[02:09:13] already make money because, look, these women make money, but who gives me
[02:09:16] an opportunity, where do I go to a podcast, who, if
[02:09:19] no one, so in this case, for example, it goes hand
[02:09:23] in hand with magnetia, we set up a digital strategy for your
[02:09:26] brand because brand positioning, this is very
[02:09:29] much... of a marketing class, it's what people say about you when you're not in the
[02:09:33] room, great, so we help them with strategy and
[02:09:36] now we apply it, you stay with us, it always makes me
[02:09:40] happy to see this woman, it's like you see her and she gives you a good vibe,
[02:09:44] hey, you're going to stay with us to talk about
[02:09:47] women's conversations, we have a very good topic, which one of all,
[02:09:50] and another magnetic woman, how much sex do they
[02:09:53] get? Uh, it will always be
[02:09:56] little, Sacha, Sacha?
[02:10:00] No, you to us magnetic,
[02:10:03] welcome Regina, we already talked about everything here in America, stay with us
[02:10:07] and I also want you to know that there are more questions than answers about
[02:10:10] the contradictory figures. that show crime in New York, where both
[02:10:14] the police and Mayor Zoran Mamdani confirm a decrease in
[02:10:18] shootings and homicides so far this year. However, public
[02:10:22] transport reveals a worrying increase in serious
[02:10:25] crimes. Live from the Big Apple, Fabiola Galindo has the
[02:10:28] statistics and the possible causes of this paradox. Fabiola,
[02:10:32] go ahead, good
[02:10:33] morning.
[02:10:36] Sacha, that's right, if this downward trend continues,
[02:10:42] its first less violent
[02:10:44] year on record, since
[02:10:48] 1994, there has been a significant decrease
[02:10:52] in homicides and also in crime
[02:10:55] in general, which has decreased by 24% in
[02:11:01] official police figures. In fact, the Bronx
[02:11:04] county leads this type of decrease in figures,
[02:11:08] despite still being the county with the most
[02:11:12] crime incidence, the figures were obviously celebrated by Mayor
[02:11:15] Sandani and by the NYPD commissioner,
[02:11:18] uh, Tish, Jessica Tish, but as you said, in the public
[02:11:22] transportation system, it is still seen that robberies have increased
[02:11:26] by 11%, in July
[02:11:28] 2026, 156 robberies were
[02:11:32] registered compared to
[02:11:35] 173. Also, violence, at least
[02:11:38] eight out of 10 incidents are violent, either
[02:11:42] some type of assault or robbery on
[02:11:46] the trains of the Zampo system, we hear what
[02:11:50] a police spokesperson
[02:11:51] said,
[02:11:54] most of this increase in major crimes in the
[02:11:58] subway is due to articles
[02:12:01] that are uh, that people fall
[02:12:04] asleep and don't realize or wallets, I
[02:12:07] always go out very carefully and with the grace of
[02:12:10] God, but in truth. there is a lot of concern about
[02:12:14] that,
[02:12:18] as the figures showed, there has also been an increase in attacks on
[02:12:22] older adults, an increase of 150%, this is very
[02:12:26] important, but in general, crime is down
[02:12:29] here in New York City and according to the mayor, this
[02:12:33] means that one more New Yorker's life is not being
[02:12:36] touched by violence, Sacha, back to you, Fabiola
[02:12:40] Galindo, thank you for informing us live
[02:12:42] from New York and the video of a
[02:12:46] Tennessee news anchor who literally falls asleep
[02:12:50] during a live broadcast is going viral, instead of
[02:12:53] criticism, now there are many expressions of support for Dominick
[02:12:56] Dillen, whose sleep was recorded by a viewer
[02:13:00] and posted on social media, there you
[02:13:03] see her. Look what happens in the studio when she closes her eyes and
[02:13:07] her colleagues don't realize, believing
[02:13:10] she was just looking at her tablet.
[02:13:42] she thanks the multiple expressions of
[02:13:46] the internet, Dominique, I understand you, it
[02:13:49] happened to me, it has happened to us, I remember when Alana was just born that
[02:13:53] between segments I had to close my
[02:13:57] eyes, not because I wanted to but because I couldn't,
[02:14:00] I even used to take Alana for a walk in the stroller and Bruce on his bike and I would
[02:14:06] you, of course it did, we understand her completely, I always
[02:14:10] try to stay active, active because if I close my
[02:14:13] eyes for a moment they lose me, I'm gone, you've
[02:14:17] told me sometimes, "oh, when Rafaela was just born and
[02:14:20] I'm gone, I'm gone," but well
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[02:14:41] this morning there are conversations with women, get ready because
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[02:19:26] family, you know you don't have to go on trips like
[02:19:29] taking a plane, grabbing suitcases, no, there are places near
[02:19:33] your city, less than 2 hours away where you can enjoy and have an extraordinary
[02:19:36] day or vacation, and for that there is the one who knows this the most,
[02:19:40] Madelín Gonzale, the one who loves to travel,
[02:19:43] you went on a trip but I saw you all over the world on your social networks, thank
[02:19:47] you, we were on a cruise in Europe with the whole family, I just arrived so I'm
[02:19:51] a little tired, but here we are to talk about those day
[02:19:55] trips, we don't have to spend a lot of money,
[02:19:58] we just need a little creativity and a lot
[02:20:02] of organization, because today we are going to tell you where you can go with your family in
[02:20:05] one day without spending a lot of money, come with me, we are going to travel all the way
[02:20:09] to this corner of the studio of the Despierta América house because
[02:20:13] we are going to start, my dear Madelín, with the cities and the first one where she
[02:20:17] and I went for a walk is
[02:20:19] Miami, look, we're already in drive, yes
[02:20:23] sir, my city
[02:20:25] where I live now in Miami, from Miami we have the popular
[02:20:29] Florida roosters, which many people don't know about, but we have
[02:20:33] Key Largo and Islamorada, which are less than 2
[02:20:36] hours away, there are many activities, especially for all those
[02:20:39] fishing lovers, you can go snorkeling,
[02:20:43] excellent seafood restaurants, super
[02:20:46] fresh for families, we also have Robbie's
[02:20:49] Marina, where you can buy fish and feed it to the
[02:20:53] tarpones there on the dock and it's something very, very creative for
[02:20:56] all our families, also in Miami we can go to the beaches of
[02:21:00] Fort Lauderdale or we can go to Key Biscayne too, which have
[02:21:03] excellent options because there you have
[02:21:06] an option to spend a day with the family, if what you want
[02:21:10] is to go shopping, you can also take the train and go to Palm
[02:21:14] Beach, which is an hour and a half away, they also have many
[02:21:18] farmers markets and you can spend a day with the family without spending a lot of money, and
[02:21:21] now we are going there, we are on the walk of fame, how handsome we
[02:21:25] look, what to do in Los Angeles for those who live there,
[02:21:29] what can you do in a day, look in Los Angeles we have Catalina Island, which
[02:21:33] you can enjoy all day, it is a few kilometers from Los Angeles and
[02:21:36] you can take the ferry and arrive at Avalon, there you can explore the island
[02:21:40] in a golf cart, which children like a lot, you can also
[02:21:44] go to Malibu which is 45 minutes to an hour
[02:21:47] depending on traffic and you have options to go to Matador
[02:21:51] Beach, you can also drive along the
[02:21:54] Pacific Coastway, which I did from Los Angeles to San
[02:21:57] Francisco, it's spectacular,
[02:22:01] lovers, it's a very beautiful ride, you can also do it with very
[02:22:05] little budget, if you want to go a little further there is Santa
[02:22:08] Barbara, where you can walk along the Stearns Wharf pier and
[02:22:12] visit the historic Santa Barbara Mission, which adds a historical
[02:22:15] touch to your family and so they can learn something during the trip, I
[02:22:19] love it and now we are going, what can be done for those who
[02:22:23] live in Houston, look in Houston
[02:22:26] there we have Galveston which many know San Antonio for the riverwalk
[02:22:30] no, but but there we are in Texas, well the idea is that
[02:22:33] we go on a trip and Galveston is a cruise port which you can also
[02:22:37] enjoy the beach, take a boardwalk, visit
[02:22:40] the historic Pleasure Pier, you can also walk along the
[02:22:44] Strand, which is a historic area and see cruises leaving the port, you
[02:22:48] say goodbye to everyone, you can also go a
[02:22:52] little further to San Antonio which is two and a half to three
[02:22:55] hours away and walk along the famous river walk, that's what the photo said,
[02:22:59] enjoy Tex-Mex cuisine, also an
[02:23:02] excellent combination of history, culture and food, let's always remember to add a little
[02:23:06] history to introduce our children to our Hispanic
[02:23:09] culture, there we are in Chicago, the windy
[02:23:13] city, what can we do in Chicago, I love Chicago
[02:23:17] and if you want to do something for the day you can go to Milwaukee
[02:23:21] Wisconsin, which is about an hour and a half away depending on traffic,
[02:23:25] there you will find many craft breweries, do you like
[02:23:28] beer, for those who like beer you can enjoy walking
[02:23:32] along Lake Michigan, remember that we must do this during the summer because in the
[02:23:35] winter it's impossible. Now we are going to New York
[02:23:39] and my people from New York, we conclude our segment with many things to do,
[02:23:43] you can go to the Hudson Valley which is two hours away as well as
[02:23:47] the Hamptons, where there are many beautiful beaches and boutiques and
[02:23:50] art galleries to do a lot of window shopping and see the
[02:23:54] mansions also that are very, very popular, I love it,
[02:23:58] Madelín, they have been spectacular trips as well as following you on social
[02:24:01] networks, Madelín 777 for
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[02:24:22] page,
[02:24:27] long live,
[02:24:28] Francisca,
[02:24:32] I like that song here, everyone here can't play a
[02:24:35] song.
[02:24:38] he's in a good mood, he's in a good mood, but he's slow, look, but he's fine, he's happy, he's
[02:24:42] in love, he already invited me to his wedding, by the way, there he is, he's a
[02:24:45] wasp with a lot of spark and
[02:24:47] good,
[02:24:51] she's an artist, that Francisca, very good, and Alan's,
[02:24:55] mine doesn't
[02:24:55] have one,
[02:24:59] ah, but wait, and yours, wait, look at the
[02:25:02] state of Alan's song, you dance, damn it, who
[02:25:06] tells him.
[02:25:09] we're talking about someone who is more or less the same age as
[02:25:13] me, no, he's older than you, it's Alexis
[02:25:15] Ayala and he tells us about this hobby he has now that you know he's a
[02:25:19] single man, yes, it made me sad when he broke up, when he broke up with his
[02:25:23] wife, no, with the little girl, yes, with the little girl, yes, she was a
[02:25:26] little girl, yes, and he also tells us what happened to his
[02:25:30] eye that forced him to stop, what comes out of one and goes into another, oh
[02:25:33] poor thing, a bath in the sea, let's go Alexis Ayala had to
[02:25:39] stop filming for a week because of an eye stye, well, I
[02:25:42] got a stye that I hadn't had in 25 years, when
[02:25:46] I got it the first time, they had to open the bottom part and take out the little stone, now
[02:25:50] it was on the left eyelid, inside, on
[02:25:55] open it again, outside the sets, Ayala has a happy
[02:25:59] place where he likes to spend good times with
[02:26:02] friends, sometimes he also goes with Doña Eli, his
[02:26:06] mother, well, I call it an office, it's not this,
[02:26:09] I go to a casino and play slot machines for a while and all that, I
[02:26:13] set an amount and then it distracts me a lot, I don't think,
[02:26:17] I'm playing all this,
[02:26:20] but it's not something that I do constantly, I don't
[02:26:24] have a gambling addiction, well, sometimes I take my mom, sometimes I go with a
[02:26:28] couple of friends, well, we go like every month and a half, something
[02:26:31] like that, two, three hours, we're there,
[02:26:34] come on, we're taking care of her, she
[02:26:37] has to do some check-ups, thank God, I
[02:26:40] have her with me at 84 years old, I hope she lasts
[02:26:44] 84 more years, the actor
[02:26:47] regrets not having been part of the cast that traveled to
[02:26:50] Africa for the filming of the
[02:26:52] soap opera "Heart of Morocco", images
[02:26:55] he has seen through Televisa Espectáculos with his
[02:26:59] special correspondent Jorge Hugalde. It excites
[02:27:03] me a lot to see them there and to see how the
[02:27:06] production and the soap opera and the story will be dressed with images of a
[02:27:10] different culture, in a different continent and with
[02:27:13] totally different constructions, the soap opera will be
[02:27:16] totally embroidered with that, awesome.
[02:27:20] Espectáculos, Mario Manjarres as the main matrix,
[02:27:23] that's right, he's also in this "Heart of Morocco", he
[02:27:27] didn't travel, imagine he got to, but yes, my brother coming
[02:27:30] here, right, it's Finta América, oh yes, well you'd better
[02:27:34] take my place for a week and I'm going on vacation, no, and how strange that you're not going
[02:27:38] to interview him there in Morocco, I honestly
[02:27:41] swear I proposed it, and what happened, they told you that, well, there's no
[02:27:45] budget, not even there, this, yes, this a little more,
[02:27:48] it had to be like half and this
[02:27:58] I'm going to tell the boss that I'm going on vacation that I never
[02:28:00] take,
[02:28:03] the same cheeky guy, sting him and then, and then have him cover for me for a
[02:28:06] week, yes, that's fine, up to two and three, of course, and
[02:28:10] besides, between families, you go with confidence,
[02:28:14] hey, do you have any hobbies, Alan, besides working and traveling for
[02:28:17] interviews, you know I wouldn't like to have a hobby. like
[02:28:20] collecting something, doing something,
[02:28:24] this may seem like a walk in the park, but because of my
[02:28:27] dad's diabetes, he couldn't leave the house before having a
[02:28:31] diabetic alert dog, thanks, to help more veterans like my
[02:28:35] dad have a life-changing service dog,
[02:28:54] Taking a daily HIV pill doesn't seem like
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[02:29:09] designed to work continuously for up to two
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[02:34:24] we want you to have a prosperous summer, as we've been
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[02:34:31] abundance challenge with Ismael Cala, and you can be part of this
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[02:34:38] right, here's today's message from Ismael
[02:34:40] Cadar.
[02:34:49] Happy day, welcome to this space from my home, your home, the Cala
[02:34:52] Center in Miami, I am your friend Ismael, for whom life
[02:34:56] tastes like honey. And this is day four of the challenge,
[02:35:00] the revolution of abundance. Every day you will find a practice
[02:35:04] to reprogram your mind, redecorate your mind, elevate
[02:35:08] your energy and transform your relationship with abundance, and today I want to invite
[02:35:11] you to do something that seems simple, but that can change
[02:35:14] everything: empty your cup, an old story tells
[02:35:18] that a young monk came to see a
[02:35:21] master carrying years of readings of techniques and
[02:35:25] formulas to achieve abundance, eager
[02:35:28] to absorb his wisdom, and the master received him in silence
[02:35:32] and... began to serve him tea, and the
[02:35:34] cup filled up, but the master kept pouring the tea, and the tea
[02:35:38] began to overflow, the table got wet, it fell to the floor, the young
[02:35:41] man confused said to him: Master, the cup is already full,
[02:35:45] there's no more room, and the master replied, there
[02:35:49] it is, that's how your mind is, I can't give you anything
[02:35:52] new because there's no space to receive,
[02:35:56] wow, how many times do we live like this, looking for the formula that
[02:35:59] will finally change our lives, reading more, working more,
[02:36:03] striving more, still feeling that
[02:36:06] abundance happens to others, but many times it's not
[02:36:10] lack of talent or discipline or
[02:36:13] merit, it's
[02:36:15] provoke there.
[02:36:19] Yes, like
[02:36:23] not what it's for, come on, that's not what it's for. In the first instance, you don't say it,
[02:36:26] you try the same thing, the approach, the nice clothes, the
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[02:36:33] In Argentina, "gordito" is like a term of endearment,
[02:36:37] one tries that way, but more, reached higher and
[02:36:41] accumulated more answers, satisfaction
[02:36:43] would come naturally, until I understood something essential, a full
[02:36:47] cup cannot receive and abundance
[02:36:51] needs space, I delve into it in chapter four of my
[02:36:54] book The Revolution of Abundance, which is already available on Amazon, thanks,
[02:36:58] you already have it, my cup was also full
[02:37:02] and full, abundance had no way in, not for
[02:37:06] lack of merit, but for lack of broadband space, that's why today's
[02:37:09] practice is to empty your cup, okay, empty
[02:37:13] your cup, the code you see on screen is in our meditation
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[02:37:20] meditation and exercise, and of
[02:37:24] course we'll see each other tomorrow, God is love, let the
[02:37:28] miracle be, it is
[02:37:29] done,
[02:37:32] it's very important and to empty the cup, first, to receive
[02:37:36] first you have to empty, correct, I liked the
[02:37:40] story how he explains it, because you have to empty it to receive it, there's the QR
[02:37:43] code, you have to scan it. It's there on screen to join the
[02:37:47] challenge and find the meditation and exercises for today's
[02:37:50] topic, what Ismael just talked about, tomorrow we continue with this challenge because we want you
[02:37:54] at home to also have a prosperous
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[02:38:00] sit down and enjoy these
[02:38:04] girl talks, wow, we're ready girls,
[02:38:08] cheers to women's conversations
[02:38:12] in this space where we all talk like cockatoos and we have
[02:38:15] everything, this time I'm joined by my Regina Carros, you saw her a
[02:38:18] little while ago, there's Paula Celaya, also Andrea Estévez,
[02:38:22] Marta Liliana also my Mónica Lebro, so welcome girls, let's
[02:38:25] start with this topic that I don't know why it's going to give
[02:38:29] a lot to talk about, it has to do with pleasure, I already saw your
[02:38:33] face, condemned, it has to do with intimacy, the chaca
[02:38:36] chaca, the cuchis cuchis, let's see, do you feel that
[02:38:40] your partners give you enough
[02:38:43] sex? Me first, I knew it, I don't
[02:38:47] know why I knew it, let's see, go ahead, well, I'm going to tell you something
[02:38:51] here, here among us, without anyone knowing, no one should
[02:38:54] know, go ahead, my friend, my boyfriend says he feels
[02:38:57] like the woman in the relationship, why? Because I'm the one who always wants,
[02:39:01] wants, wants, and he says he's an older man and he's tired and not
[02:39:05] so much, come on, like, for example, I mean, it's very personal, but
[02:39:08] how many times do you want, for example, a week or a day, at least every
[02:39:12] day, oh my God, but what energy, oh
[02:39:15] my God, at least, come on, how does she do
[02:39:19] it, how does another one do it, it's like going to the
[02:39:22] gym all the time, how can this man not be tired, I would be happy,
[02:39:26] of course, so he says no, but I'm an older man, I feel like the woman in the
[02:39:29] relationship, how old is your partner, 58, ah, but
[02:39:33] he still
[02:39:36] can, exactly, but he doesn't want to every day, Regina, I see you like this, it's that Regina is
[02:39:39] starting her life, that is, her sexual life, in
[02:39:43] fact, this year. We're celebrating 10 years of marriage and 14
[02:39:47] together, yes, and the truth is that I'm very happy because
[02:39:51] I think that has to do with communication, because movies tell
[02:39:54] you that people do it every day and every day, but it changes, I mean, I have
[02:39:58] two small children, so in the end you also have to
[02:40:02] plan, so it's very important, everyone has a different
[02:40:05] number, but at least once a week seems healthy for
[02:40:09] a woman with small
[02:40:10] children.
[02:40:15] Yes, that's the reality, so she's very happy with every day, in my case
[02:40:19] it's not what I usually feel, I'm more with once a
[02:40:22] week, that's what suits my way of being, but also I've
[02:40:26] been with partners or in situations where another person requires more
[02:40:29] attention, and if you have skin and you feel good and comfortable, you
[02:40:32] give them that attention, so I think
[02:40:36] it's not about closing yourself off to every day or once a week, but that everyone has
[02:40:40] to find what suits them.
[02:40:42] He wants to dance. I have something that
[02:40:48] I apply, I apply something that
[02:40:51] seems very valid to me, and that is sexual
[02:40:55] discipline.
[02:40:58] Take note, take note, because, well, it's what you all say,
[02:41:02] everyone has different lifestyles, different
[02:41:06] needs, those who have children, those who don't, those who travel, I mean, it's
[02:41:10] very different, so why do we exclude that
[02:41:13] important part, I mean, intimacy, discipline, I mean, don't tell me that
[02:41:17] you program it, it's not programming it without
[02:41:20] an agent.
[02:41:23] Every Friday at 8, whether you're
[02:41:24] there or not. a zoom, a
[02:41:28] zoom, no, no, I mean, it's not so much about
[02:41:31] programming it, but about giving it the importance it deserves, like it's
[02:41:35] very, but I agree, we have to give it the importance it deserves, I've been
[02:41:39] married for 21 years, maximum
[02:41:41] a week,
[02:41:44] three daughters, at least two or three times a week,
[02:41:47] okay, very good,
[02:41:50] I'm going to tell you something, I like it, she likes me,
[02:41:53] we've implemented moments for us as a couple and I think that...
[02:42:03] Yes, of course, hey, I'll ask you quickly, is it valid to
[02:42:06] talk about communication, to tell your partner, hey, you know what, it's not enough, or do you think
[02:42:10] it makes them feel bad, especially the man, because the man, well, it depends on how
[02:42:14] you tell him, how do you tell yours? Oh, well, you start to
[02:42:18] ay pues tú empiezas ahí como a
[02:42:19] provocar sí así
[02:42:23] así que venga que no es para eso venga que no es para
[02:42:26] eso. en primera instancia no se dice, uno intenta lo mismo, el
[02:42:29] acercamiento, la ropa linda, el gordito no te duermas
[02:42:33] todavía,
[02:42:36] argentina gordito es como algo cariñoso,
[02:42:40] if that doesn't
[02:42:43] work or doesn't satisfy what you
[02:42:45] want,
[02:42:51] for example, I'm from Monterrey, you know me, and being Mexican,
[02:42:54] well, you're going to get married, you don't talk about that. Even
[02:42:58] as you grow up, it's still very taboo, very taboo, parents don't tell you, one finds out on their own and
[02:43:01] personally it just happens, but it is very important, 10 years of relationship with my
[02:43:05] husband, you get to know each other, you open up more, it's not a taboo,
[02:43:08] there's nothing wrong with telling me, hey, I want to, and women
[02:43:12] also, as you say, they get blamed a lot
[02:43:16] because she wants more, because it's normal.
[02:43:19] Listen to what she wants,
[02:43:23] also, the one who doesn't criticize is let's go to another topic because this one is also
[02:43:27] very good, it's controversial, and it's when you discover
[02:43:31] infidelity, the question is, should you pay with the same
[02:43:34] coin? I don't think so, look at the confession that singer Piwi made to
[02:43:37] Paola Sazo presenting the podcast El Chal,
[02:43:41] many years ago, well, I found out he cheated on
[02:43:45] me, we tried to resolve things, to keep
[02:43:48] going, and then I said, well, there goes mine, if
[02:43:52] you did it to me, but I was very young,
[02:43:56] I don't think it's a sign of
[02:43:59] maturity to do that, because you don't realize, you
[02:44:02] yourself are also hurting yourself, I mean, internally, mentally, that
[02:44:06] oh, I'm going to do this because it was done to me, and it's like no, I mean,
[02:44:10] you're also affecting yourself, it's, let's see, raise your
[02:44:14] hand, would you be capable of being unfaithful out of revenge? Not me, because I'm not
[02:44:18] going to become what caused me so much pain to give power to the
[02:44:21] other person. And the question is, if you discover that your
[02:44:25] partner is unfaithful, why not end the relationship? What's the
[02:44:29] need
[02:44:29] to pay them back with the same coin, ending up
[02:44:33] in infidelity? Of course, I've been cheated on and I've ended a relationship, honestly
[02:44:37] yes, of course, when I was 21 years old and now I'm 37,
[02:44:41] I had a hunch because with women there's a hunch, I got into, I don't know
[02:44:45] how, Facebook and whoever seeks finds, and he seeks and finds
[02:44:49] there were messages, I lived in Mexico City, I told him I just
[02:44:53] found you out, I grabbed a plane, I remember I called my mom crying and I went back and
[02:44:56] you know what, he looked for me because they always come back, a person who is unfaithful,
[02:45:00] psychology says, because they have an insecurity, it's not even
[02:45:03] about you, the person suffers, so personally, you can't deal with it
[02:45:07] that way because you'll suffer too, I separated from my daughter's father 10 days
[02:45:11] after my daughter was born due to infidelity, 10 days
[02:45:15] I lived my whole motherhood from Hana's 10th day
[02:45:18] alone, separated, you never told us that, never, we'll talk about it later, it's
[02:45:22] true, I mean, 10 days after your daughter is born, you find out that your partner is
[02:45:25] unfaithful, what she said, the hunch, and one morning
[02:45:29] at 5 in the morning I said, well, that's it, this hunch is over, I need to get it
[02:45:32] out of me, how did you, how, I took his phone, by his decision, his
[02:45:36] phone opened with my finger and mine with his finger, by his decision, in
[02:45:40] life I had never looked at his phone in several
[02:45:44] years, I had never opened it, and I went directly to the
[02:45:47] chat he had, not even with a woman, with a
[02:45:50] friend, and in the chat, I had a friend who had it here,
[02:45:53] of course, and when I entered that chat with that friend, I found a photo.
[02:46:27] Everything unfolds by itself, today he lives here, it's been two years since he last saw my
[02:46:31] daughter, oh no, how awful,
[02:46:34] so everything unfolds by itself, cheers, but we're here to support
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[02:53:52] esa te la voy a dar para que la grabes tú la cantamos a dudo, me
[02:53:55] if I
[02:54:17] didn't know you,
[02:54:20] I'd spend my life believing the things they tell
[02:54:23] me, I'd live my days in this world
[02:54:26] searching for answers, but
[02:54:29] I don't need to because I know you more than
[02:54:32] enough. If I
[02:54:36] didn't know you, I'd cry whole
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[02:54:43] I'd hug this
[02:54:46] to me, but with you
[02:54:49] serio, tú eres mi fuerza.
[02:54:54] And long live
[02:54:55] love,
[02:54:59] it's just you and
[02:55:00] I,
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[02:55:26] que importa es tú y
[02:55:28] yo,
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[02:55:49] and long live love.
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[02:55:59] navigating in the midst of this
[02:56:02] que no las quiere
[02:56:05] Dios,
[02:56:08] and long live
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[02:56:26] que importa es tú y
[02:56:29] yo,
[02:56:35] qué belleza, dale, salúdate ahí, un besito ahí
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[02:56:42] es twitch,
[02:56:46] qué bonito, qué bonita canción maestro, como siempre, muchas gracias, gracias hermano,
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[03:02:48] History, music, and
[03:02:51] tradition came together at the Grammy Museum to pay a very
[03:02:55] special tribute to the mother of all bands, which is Banda
[03:02:59] El Recodo. Rodolfo has all the details
[03:03:02] of this great event. You did great,
[03:03:13] the unmistakable Sinaloa sound.
[03:03:19] the first brass band to be part of the Grammy Museum, the
[03:03:23] group celebrated this important
[03:03:27] moment with a musical performance and an exhibition
[03:03:30] dedicated to its trajectory. Poncho, many
[03:03:33] congratulations, Poncho, how do you feel? Many congratulations, thank
[03:03:37] you very much, the truth is that we feel very happy, very
[03:03:41] emotional, and of course, very grateful for
[03:03:44] this recognition that... they offer not only to Banda
[03:03:48] El Recodo but also to Mexican music. You are the first ones, you are
[03:03:52] making history to be able to be part of the Grammy
[03:03:55] Museum, right? So we are very happy, very
[03:03:58] grateful, and obviously with a lot of responsibility and
[03:04:02] commitment to continue doing things as
[03:04:05] we have done them until
[03:04:08] today. This recognition is very,
[03:04:11] very specially dedicated to the founder of Banda
[03:04:15] El Recodo, so thank you very much, we are here to
[03:04:19] celebrate, to honor obviously all the members who have
[03:04:22] been part of this group, many of whom are no longer with us, and of course, the founder of the
[03:04:26] band, thank you very much. The
[03:04:29] tribute also includes an exhibition with historical
[03:04:32] objects such as Don Cruz Lizárraga's first clarinet,
[03:04:36] costumes and musical formats from
[03:04:39] different eras, including cassettes and 8-track
[03:04:43] cartridges and other representative pieces from almost nine
[03:04:46] decades of... thank
[03:04:50] you very much, there will be an exhibition for all the people who
[03:04:53] want
[03:04:59] to learn a little about the history of Banda El Recodo, they can
[03:05:01] see the exhibition that is part
[03:05:05] of the Grammy Museum here,
[03:05:09] what music is in general, right? Come and visit this
[03:05:12] museum that is located here in the heart, in the heart of
[03:05:16] downtown Los Angeles, from the city of Los Angeles, congratulations for your
[03:05:20] Latin Grammy, your regular Grammy as well, and more than
[03:05:23] 75 years of giving us that music, congratulations
[03:05:27] to everyone, thank you very much.
[03:05:31] A historic celebration for Banda El Recodo and for Mexican
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[03:05:42] within the Grammy Museum. As El Recodo says, and...
[03:05:45] recodo y...
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[03:18:54] Thank you for staying with us. Look, many
[03:18:58] people don't think about their liver
[03:19:01] but paying attention is key to maintaining a healthy body. That's why today
[03:19:05] Doctor Juan will tell us five good reasons to take care of it. Good
[03:19:09] morning, Doctor. Good morning, Carla. The liver is
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[03:19:17] has. So let's see what are some of those important functions and
[03:19:21] why you need to pay attention to it. Many people don't pay attention
[03:19:25] and listen, we only have one liver, it's not like kidneys
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[03:19:32] function. So number one, your liver
[03:19:34] controls your metabolism. The liver
[03:19:38] regulates blood sugar levels, stores energy,
[03:19:43] reduce the risk of fatty liver, type 2
[03:19:45] diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. And you
[03:19:48] know, people who develop a fatty liver, either
[03:19:51] fat deposition in the liver, can eventually develop
[03:19:55] inflammation of the liver, eventually they can develop eh
[03:19:58] cirrhosis of the liver and have significant
[03:20:01] problems. So the first thing is it has a very
[03:20:05] important role in metabolism, both of
[03:20:08] sugar and fat. Number two,
[03:20:11] it eliminates toxins from your body. Every day, the
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[03:20:40] Number three, you probably
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[03:21:15] four: the liver plays an important role in
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[03:21:34] basically, it's easy for you to try to determine if the
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[03:22:07] five, liver disease is often
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[03:24:29] Here we are, ready doctor to answer our people's questions, let's start with this
[03:24:32] one sent by Aleida Alvarado and it says: Doctor, what can I
[03:24:36] take for the pain I have in my left heel?
[03:24:39] Well, usually that pain
[03:24:43] in the heel eh is due to plantar fasciitis, it's like a
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[03:24:50] sole, eh sorry, in the heel or needles, that's plantar
[03:24:54] fasciitis, it tends to affect people who spend too
[03:24:57] much time barefoot, eh who walk
[03:25:00] too much barefoot, right?
[03:25:03] So if you want to treat something orally,
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[03:25:14] time
[03:25:16] and and the kidneys, another thing you can do, number
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[03:25:40] time passes, you took anti-inflammatories, you did
[03:25:43] some exercises to try to relieve it and it doesn't get better, you can
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[03:25:53] inflammation and relieve the pain. I have seen extreme
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[03:26:00] boot because it hurts so much to step. Hey, I know
[03:26:03] you mentioned it happens to people who walk barefoot, but who are more
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[03:26:10] fasciitis happen to you? It happens because you have ligaments
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[03:26:17] abnormally, so that's what really
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[03:26:28] gets cancer, but it is a significant risk factor,
[03:26:32] perfect. Well, let's go with the next question sent by Marcia
[03:26:35] Sanghuesa and she says: Doctor, I do weight training
[03:26:39] three times a week, is that okay, should I make any
[03:26:43] adjustments? Look, no, I think that's
[03:26:46] fine, my question would be what do you do on the other days? Maybe you do weight training
[03:26:50] three days a week and on the other days you walk, which would be
[03:26:53] spectacular. That combination of resistance
[03:26:57] exercise with aerobic exercise seems spectacular to me. She's telling us that
[03:27:01] she walks on the other days, but if you're not doing that, that would be my
[03:27:05] recommendation, if you did weight
[03:27:08] training three times a week, the other
[03:27:12] two or three days of that week, eh you can
[03:27:15] do, you can walk, you can try to take 10,000 steps for example and you
[03:27:19] take a rest day. That's what I wanted to ask you, how
[03:27:22] long is it advisable to exercise, that is, maybe she
[03:27:26] can only do it three times a week, but that's enough, I mean, how much is
[03:27:29] ideal, every day of the week or do you have to rest during the
[03:27:33] week? I would say the more days a week you can exercise,
[03:27:36] the better, especially if it's moderate exercise, I'm not
[03:27:40] talking about running 100 miles every day or bodybuilding, no,
[03:27:43] I mean, exercise with resistance, walking,
[03:27:47] eh, I would say five, six times a week would be ideal, ideal. So, for
[03:27:50] example, let's say if I train from Monday to Friday, I can rest on Saturday and Sunday, yes, I
[03:27:54] think so, but still, it's not good for you to be incredibly
[03:27:58] sedentary on Saturday and Sunday, no, I mean, you can walk on
[03:28:01] Saturday, on Sunday, be active, I mean, do something, of course, of course, physical
[03:28:04] activity in general is one of the best things
[03:28:08] for longevity. Hey, and the other one, we were talking about,
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[03:33:05] aquí estamos familia, listos para hablar de estos temas que están en boca de todos,
[03:33:09] antes de ir con el primer tema yo necesito hacer una pregunta muy importante, lucho,
[03:33:12] tú puedes sacarte uno de tus zapatos y mostrarlo por
[03:33:15] favor a cámara en televisión nacional para que la gente
[03:33:19] vea.
[03:33:26] Bueno es casi es casi viernes hoy es jueves que casi
[03:33:29] viernes pero hoy ustedes se me desataron lucho con los zapatos y yo con esta
[03:33:32] camisa viste ah no aquí aquí está
[03:33:35] aquí está el tigre de las
[03:33:37] malasias
[03:33:41] qué está más atrevido mis zapatos o la
[03:33:44] camisa que tus zapatos
[03:33:46] hagamos una encuesta qué te gustan los zapatos o la camilita eso me
[03:33:50] gusta la pondremos en redes así que ustedes atentos bueno ahora sí a lo que
[03:33:54] vinimos eh este viernes bueno no como que este
[03:33:57] viernes hoy casi viernes hoy casi viernes
[03:34:01] vamos con todo por que sale a la luz la nueva campaña de Coca-Cola
[03:34:04] que hizo Luis Miguel y te lo tenemos
[03:34:07] todo.
[03:34:12] Por la celebración de sus 11 años Coca-Cola lanza esta campaña con el Sol de
[03:34:15] México y el cantante la compartió en sus redes sociales con un comentario
[03:34:19] que dice una historia con México que no se explica con
[03:34:22] palabras se siente con el corazón. Nuestra fórmula es
[03:34:26] estar siempre juntos y las redes sociales por supuesto que estallaron
[03:34:30] con los comentarios, así que ahí la están viendo en pantalla. Ahora muchachos,
[03:34:33] mimonse arranco contigo, ya que vienes en
[03:34:35] corbatada,
[03:34:38] Moisés, todos los outfits, pero dime tú qué opinas de esta campaña del
[03:34:41] sol de México, oigan, un aplauso para el de
[03:34:44] Mercadeo, porque la gente lo está recibiendo con todo el amor, todo el cariño,
[03:34:48] les recuerda lo lindo que es México, lo mucho que ofrece y los comentarios en redes
[03:34:52] sociales así lo dicen, miren lo que tengo por aquí, qué hermoso video y qué
[03:34:55] guapo Luis Miguel, transmite tanto sentimiento que dan ganas de verlo una
[03:34:59] y otra vez, wow, gracias México por tus.
[03:35:21] tan defensor y tan imagen de su país México en
[03:35:24] una campaña que sí firmó y que hizo con Acapulco luego de un
[03:35:28] desastre natural y y los dejó hablando
[03:35:31] solos al punto que... tuvieron que llamar a última hora a Eugenio Berbes, entonces no
[03:35:35] sé si tiene que ver directamente con la negociación con
[03:35:39] Acapulco o con Coca-Cola, pero al final del día es
[03:35:42] exactamente lo mismo, pero entonces por qué aquí sí y en esa época no, pero
[03:35:46] entonces tú dices que esto es también como una estrategia de marketing
[03:35:49] para no, digo, digo, en su momento no se dio y lo necesitaban a
[03:35:53] Luis Miguel en ese momento, había un desastre natural, la imagen
[03:35:57] de Acapulco era Luis Miguel, estaban necesitando
[03:36:00] de él, a mí me encanta que él.
[03:36:33] no, no, no, es un éxito, todo lo que toca a él se convierte en
[03:36:36] oro, él nació para brillar, miren esto qué lindo, además una sola
[03:36:40] campaña la que él va hacer, vienen muchas campañas más con coca-cola, yo
[03:36:44] siento que él es brillante, él siempre hace las cosas como con el timing
[03:36:47] también perfecto eh, creo que la
[03:36:50] gente ama verlo porque bueno, el primero él lo hizo en el
[03:36:54] 91, entonces como 35 años después ahora
[03:36:57] vienen con esta nueva y era la cara de él la que se necesitaba allí y la gente lo
[03:37:01] recibio porque que eres un artista que se guarda, que tú no lo ves todo el
[03:37:04] tiempo, que tú añoras saber qué está haciendo, con quién está saliendo,
[03:37:08] nunca detalles de su nada, no, pero Luis Miguel es
[03:37:11] Luis Miguel y Luis Miguel yo creo que porque como él no anda por ejemplo ni
[03:37:15] ha caído en el rollo de las redes sociales ni comparten
[03:37:19] nada, cuando sale la gente lo recibe con los brazos
[03:37:23] abiertos, sin importar en la controversia o lo que sea que le esté
[03:37:26] siempre tiene como el 100% de aceptación, pasó lo mismo con
[03:37:30] Sofía Vergara que también ella empezó. en Colombia
[03:37:33] con una campaña con pepsi ella años después hizo la
[03:37:37] misma campaña y todo el mundo está diciendo está mejor ahora sí es que la nostalgias decir no que a
[03:37:41] mí me queda una duda será que realmente el toma coca-cola
[03:37:45] ah eso es una una es la duda que tengo que
[03:37:48] dicen
[03:37:51] las cartas qué dices tú escoge una ay
[03:37:55] tus cartas combinen con yomari ay
[03:37:56] verdad
[03:38:01] cómo ves tú
[03:38:05] Creo que Luis Miguel ha sabido aprovechar todo su beneficio y él sabe
[03:38:09] cómo puede causar un impacto, sabe cómo hacerlo, quiere que lo
[03:38:13] graben de lejos, no se va a juntar con nadie, junten por allá y creo
[03:38:17] que es el único artista que le ha funcionado ser
[03:38:20] privado en una era en que los artistas se han dado cuenta que tienen que hablar de los
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[03:38:28] quieren saber ella es de su
[03:38:31] la historia. que se ha podido quedar en su casa y el ruido que han hecho
[03:38:35] social con él a través de las décadas, así no saque música hace 30
[03:38:39] años, le ha funcionado y ahora llega una compañía inmensa,
[03:38:42] utiliza eso, le paga dinerales. a él y él lo
[03:38:46] hace en otro momento que lo necesitaban para algo benéfico pues él dijo no, yo no soy
[03:38:49] benéfico, yo soy pagado, tú me pagas como
[03:38:52] artista,
[03:38:54] muy bien, miren ese tiro de cámara así como una acción, okay, bueno vámonos a
[03:38:58] la pausa, más adelante Galilea montijo rompe el silencio y se sincera en
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[03:43:53] Amigos ya estamos de regreso sin rollo caliente y vamos directamente con este tema porque
[03:43:57] está caliente básicamente Galilea Montijo rompe el silencio y se
[03:44:01] sincera en el podcast bajo la piel de su doctora Marimar Guerra,
[03:44:05] habla sobre la cirugía que le cambió el rostro esto la tiene
[03:44:09] en boca de
[03:44:10] todos,
[03:44:13] con un médico con cédula profesional
[03:44:17] certificado en un lugar certificado,
[03:44:21] avalado, se hace el procedimiento y las cosas mal van
[03:44:24] mal por lo que tú quieras, ya no hoy no queremos juzgarm. pero te trataron
[03:44:28] como muy duro, como como
[03:44:32] criminal, como delincuente, yo dije qué
[03:44:35] hice, sea aparte me lo hice a mí, y si
[03:44:38] salió mal y lo pagaste tú eh,
[03:44:42] aparte y si salió mal fue mi decisión, sea no le
[03:44:46] pregunté nadie, no, no es culpa de nadie, es
[03:44:49] mi culpa, dónde está lo malo, cuando tuve el primer
[03:44:52] tratamiento te hablé y te dije
[03:44:56] doc, no manches, soy otra.
[03:45:00] ¿Qué le vas a decir todas esas mujeres que hoy tomaron una decisión y tal vez no
[03:45:03] están en lo hacer? O sea, no pasó como ellas querían que pasara.
[03:45:07] Que se pongan en manos, porque sí, sí hay gente
[03:45:10] como como la doc y su
[03:45:13] clínica, que hay acompañamiento
[03:45:16] postoperatorio, porque aparte mi doc es de
[03:45:20] ahorita vi esto,
[03:45:22] no.
[03:45:25] Siempre me has dicho eso y yo te lo agradezco muchísimo.
[03:45:28] y sí, sí, por qué no
[03:45:31] envejecer como uno quisiera, envejecer
[03:45:34] bonitos, envejecer dignas, que nos salgan unas
[03:45:37] arrugas bonitas, que nos salgan unas canas
[03:45:41] bellas, no, no, no, eso
[03:45:45] es una cuestión de cada quien, pero a
[03:45:48] mí me gusta estar con mi piel sana,
[03:45:52] eh, con la mirada que siempre he tenido, hacerme lo que
[03:45:55] quieras, pero nunca... cambiar mi cara y y
[03:46:01] que sí me daba mucho coraje ver a los
[03:46:04] cirujanos hablando de algo que según
[03:46:08] ellos saben, pero no sabían nada. Gali, qué aprendimos de
[03:46:12] esto, qué aprendí,
[03:46:15] ay,
[03:46:18] no sé, sea yo sí sigo
[03:46:21] confiando en en las cirugías y sigo siendo
[03:46:25] pro cirugías, pero de...
[03:46:27] definitivamente
[03:46:30] eh, envejecer bonito, quiero envejecer bonito, lo más
[03:46:34] natural que se pueda, estar siempre con las
[03:46:38] manos adecuadas que si te vas a hacer
[03:46:41] algo que realmente te cumplan lo que te
[03:46:44] prometieron y sobre todo agradecerte a ti por quererme
[03:46:48] tanto, por cuidarme tanto,
[03:46:50] por
[03:46:54] ti, tu gente.
[03:46:57] eh, lloro del cariño que he
[03:47:00] sentido, lo sé, me conmueve
[03:47:03] mucho,
[03:47:05] ay dios mío, hay muchos comentarios, mientras que veíamos este video nos
[03:47:09] preguntamos tantas cosas, pero bueno eh, voy a arrancar con el que ha
[03:47:12] visto, literal, toda la mañana ha consumido este podcast,
[03:47:16] yomar y qué piensas tú de cómo Galilea habló de esta
[03:47:19] situación lo que está viviendo también del hate que ha recibido no con todo este tema, pero primero voy
[03:47:23] a explicar lo que ella dice que se hizo, dice que eh, primero
[03:47:26] quiere aclarar... y lo ves claro en toda la entrevista que esa doctora no se lo hizo porque
[03:47:30] le habían atacado mucho a esa doctora diciendo tú le hiciste eso a
[03:47:33] Galilea por qué si Galilea te ha promocionado mucho, ella dice que
[03:47:37] quería levantarse la ceja pero el botox nunca le funcionó ella
[03:47:40] y fue a un cirujano, no explica lo que se hizo para levantarse la
[03:47:44] ceja, ese cirujano le dijo: también te puedo quitar
[03:47:47] un ganglio que tienes aquí, todos tenemos los ganglios, te lo puedo
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[03:47:54] tensarte eh mandíbula, no explica que cirugía... ya se
[03:47:57] hizo, luego dice que pasan dos
[03:48:01] la operación de la ceja, que es muy común cuando haces
[03:48:05] una operación de plane, que es pues que te tocan músculos y te
[03:48:08] tocan todos es algo común, y segundo dice que en la parte de
[03:48:12] atrás le queda una cicatriz y el doctor le da
[03:48:16] una un líquido para que se lo ponga y ese líquido le
[03:48:19] crea una herida, una
[03:48:23] la piel a través de esa quemadura le sale lo de
[03:48:27] la cara y le sale todo y obviamente ahí ven al final como le agradece mucho la
[03:48:31] doctora porque aunque ella no fue la doctora que le operó en todo
[03:48:34] momento galli la llamó ella cuando estaba en Barcelona dice que se lo hizo en
[03:48:38] febrero este año esta operación ella viajó con su novia a Nueva York y todo
[03:48:42] y le llamaba siempre la doctora para qué me hago qué me hago
[03:48:46] Fran tú como mujer sea también y nosotras monse yo todas aquí en las
[03:48:50] redes sociales siempre opina no hemos dicho mucho en esta
[03:48:53] mesa pero creo que Galilea cuando ella ahí le preguntan qué has aprendido ella todavía. un
[03:48:57] proceso como que no sé que aprendí, estoy aprendiéndolo en este momento,
[03:49:01] cómo la viste tú a ella, tú crees que no lo volverá hacer, sea como que ya le
[03:49:04] cayó el 20 sigue sobreviendo, pero no voy a volver hacer que como cirugías y
[03:49:08] cosas así no creo porque ella misma lo dijo que es pro a eso y que ella
[03:49:12] tiene una manera de cómo quiere verse cuando envejezca y eso
[03:49:16] todo el mundo tiene que respetarlo, hay gente que quiere dejarse las canas, yo me
[03:49:20] dejé mi cabello rizado, hay gente que quiera, hay otros que no, que le gusta completamente lo
[03:49:24] contrario, pero yo sí sigo manteniendo el punto que dije al principio, siento
[03:49:28] mucha empatía por Galilea, porque recibir tanto hate y tener que ir
[03:49:31] todos los días a trabajar y sonreír cuando están atacando tanto es algo muy
[03:49:35] difícil de hacer, pero siento que cuando
[03:49:38] siento que acaba de dar con... vida para meses a los
[03:49:42] creadores de contenido ahí es donde uno debe tener mucho
[03:49:45] cuidado en donde no caer porque uno tiene que uno
[03:49:48] decide lo que se hace como ella está diciendo son tus propias consecuencias y
[03:49:52] no se debe dejar llevar por esta ola porque ahora la gente va
[03:49:56] sacarle la quinta pata al gato y al final de cuentas sus consecuencias buenas o
[03:50:00] malas son para son para ella yo nada más me queda mandarle como
[03:50:04] compañera abrazo y que ojalá que todo el hate ahora la
[03:50:07] comidilla no se le meta
[03:50:10] rápidamente porque creo que es un proceso que ya puede mejorarse, se mejora, se
[03:50:14] mejora, ahí está, totalmente se mejora, ahí está, y lucho, qué nos
[03:50:17] espera, señores, siéntese quien pueda esta tarde está imperdible, porque
[03:50:21] resulta que tenemos al ex de sabrina sabró,
[03:50:24] ustedes saben esta modelo, esta actriz de películas
[03:50:28] eróticas, exactamente, que está hablando
[03:50:30] de una denuncia muy fuerte, porque recordemos que ella tiene una hija o ellos tuvieron una
[03:50:34] hija con necesidades especiales, ella nunca se hizo cargo de la
[03:50:38] pequeñita y él está abriendo. su corazón para contar los últimos
[03:50:42] o los más recientes momentos con la modela, así que no se lo pierdan la 1 de la
[03:50:45] tarde siéntese quien pueda y al regresar tenemos
[03:50:47] música,
[03:50:52] ni los trucos de la abuela te quitan las
[03:50:54] alergias,
[03:50:57] thomas para alivio total, trabaja rápido y
[03:51:00] dura 24 horas, qué esperas, dile sí tu
[03:51:04] día,
[03:51:05] concertack.
[03:51:17] Cuando el sabor destaca, el resto se escapa.
[03:51:21] Tomar una pastilla para el ViH cada día no parece mucho,
[03:51:24] pero con el tiempo se acumula, era hora de dejarlas
[03:51:28] ir, por eso cambié
[03:51:29] cavenuva. Para adultos con niveles
[03:51:33] indetectables, kaben uva es el único tratamiento completo para el
[03:51:36] VIH diseñado para actuar continuamente por Hasta. a dos
[03:51:40] meses, fue demostrado ser tan eficaz como las pastillas diarias para
[03:51:44] el VIH. No recibas caben uva si eres alérgico a
[03:51:48] sus ingredientes o si tomas ciertas medicinas que pueden interactuar. Los
[03:51:51] efectos secundarios graves incluyen reacciones alérgicas erupciones
[03:51:55] cutáneas, reacciones después de la inyección, problemas de hígado y
[03:51:58] depresión. Si estos ocurren, busca atención médica de inmediato.
[03:52:02] Informa tu médico sobre tus medicinas o suplementos, condiciones médicas,
[03:52:05] problemas de hígado o riñón, salud mental, embarazo y lactancia.
[03:52:40] self-administration from the start.
[03:52:42] Trumpfya can help with symptom relief as early as four weeks
[03:52:46] and can help patients achieve lasting
[03:52:49] remission.
[03:52:54] Some had visible healing of their intestinal
[03:52:56] lining. Serious allergic reactions,
[03:52:59] increased risk of infections or lower ability to fight them and liver problems
[03:53:03] may occur. Before treatment, get checked for infections in
[03:53:06] TB. Tell your doctor if you have infection ( symptoms
[03:53:10] or need a vaccine. healing is possible with
[03:53:14] trimpia. back by over 15 years of
[03:53:17] clinical research. ask your doctor about drumfia today.
[03:53:21] my skin sensitive and irritated, so i choose venus
[03:53:24] extra smooth sensitive with skin soft blades and a strip with touch of allo to
[03:53:28] protect my skin for up to 0% irritation. get a shave made
[03:53:32] for your skin, my skin, my way,
[03:53:35] venus.
[03:54:52] por los defensores, accidente de auto, llama a los defensores al
[03:54:56] 1800 636 3636, es fácil,
[03:54:59] rápido y gratis, rivalidades distintas, pero
[03:55:03] la misma pasión, chivas contra Dallas, después
[03:55:07] Toluca contra LFC, este
[03:55:10] sábado, toda inicia a las 8:75
[03:55:13] Pacífico y la máquina campeona en Cruz azul contra
[03:55:16] New York City, le sigue América contra Portland Timbers,
[03:55:20] este domingo toda inicia.
[03:56:24] and the greatest internationally have stepped on the
[03:56:27] stage of Despierta América, no, how tough, how tough, very happy to be here
[03:56:31] with you sharing, excited when he told me that, I feel like
[03:56:35] crying, no, brother, you
[03:56:38] know it's the product of dreams, of discipline, of having
[03:56:42] a passion, of identifying it and giving it, look here at Despierta
[03:56:45] América, we do the good luck
[03:56:48] kick to keep being a dad, that's all, thank you very much.
[03:56:52] I am truly very happy to be here, how beautiful that music has been
[03:56:55] able to bring me to so many beautiful places, one of them,
[03:56:59] this is how you're going to have such a
[03:57:02] good time,
[03:57:03] come on
[03:57:10] I missed the rhyme, nobody takes away our hailado
[03:57:13] nor our beauty, we have a little boy's
[03:57:16] swagger, I can't show you how to explain it,
[03:57:19] it has to be born here to make it like that. So good,
[03:57:23] so good,
[03:57:25] so good,
[03:57:28] I come from a humble home, roofless
[03:57:31] dreams, let them throw
[03:57:35] stones at me, I'll take them to the chest, I don't rest
[03:57:37] even on Sundays, always feisty, never a docile
[03:57:41] lamb, I have my warm, beautiful
[03:57:43] girl, clear eyes, pink
[03:57:46] mouth, the prettier she is, the more dangerous she is, what, God
[03:57:50] bless that beautiful Latina, you
[03:57:53] stole the moon, you took the
[03:57:56] sun, now the carriers light up, but
[03:58:00] to them it went out, you stole my
[03:58:04] life, you took everything, but
[03:58:08] we keep dancing to the rhythm of the drum
[03:58:11] and it goes and goes and goes and goes
[03:58:15] it goes
[03:58:16] one time,
[03:58:20] listen to how it goes.
[03:59:47] Mommy, the results of the university admission exam have arrived, oh don't tell
[03:59:51] me, I haven't read
[03:59:54] them, I brought the gazette to read them with you, oh let's see, let's see, let's
[03:59:58] see, oh what excitement, oh what
[04:00:01] nerves, what nerves, here's my name,
[04:00:08] but I didn't make it, mommy, I
[04:00:11] was five points short of getting into law
[04:00:13] school,
[04:00:17] oh, it's true, you didn't
[04:00:19] make it,
[04:00:22] but don't get discouraged, look, you'll have all year to prepare and take
[04:00:26] the exam again, I'm scared, mommy,
[04:00:28] and
[04:00:30] what if I can never get into university and I can never
[04:00:34] study. No, look what happened to Doña Pancha's son, how many times he took the exam, he never made it and since
[04:00:38] then he's been a taxi driver, oh how fatalistic,
[04:00:42] don't say those things,
[04:00:46] you just need to work a little harder at studying and you'll
[04:00:49] see that you'll make it,
[04:00:53] as long as there's a ray of light, there's always
[04:00:57] hope, you know?