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[00:00:19] Oh my. Guardian of my life, Monday to Friday at 9 pm, on
[00:00:23] Univision, streaming on the Bix app. These are the news you
[00:00:26] need to know before the day ends. Emergency in
[00:00:30] Colombia, the death toll continues to rise after the earthquake. We will be in the
[00:00:33] devastated areas and with those who experienced the
[00:00:35] until 5 am with longest minutes of their lives. Why
[00:00:39] have so many earthquakes occurred in so few months? Tonight
[00:00:42] we will have the answer. Much
[00:00:45] attention to tourists traveling to the United States, we will tell you why
[00:00:50] money. When we return from visas are being revoked just upon entering the country.
[00:00:53] Finally, Jesus, the complaint from the relatives of a
[00:00:57] Venezuelan pastor arrested by ICE amidst the demand of
[00:01:00] an entire community that demands his
[00:01:02] release,
[00:01:05] and what started as fun escalated to crime and
[00:01:08] vandalism. The images are
[00:01:11] impressive.
[00:01:13] This is your news report on Más Univisión late night
[00:01:16] edition with Paulina Sodi.
[00:01:34] Amidst the despair of finding people alive after the earthquake
[00:01:38] in Colombia, emergency teams rescue a baby from the rubble in the city
[00:01:42] of Cali, a baby of only a few months old. These are
[00:01:45] images that give hope despite the destruction and pain being
[00:01:49] experienced. Welcome,
[00:01:51] alone, call us, we help you good evening. As the hours pass, more is known about the tragedy caused by the
[00:01:54] earthquake that occurred today in northwestern Colombia, where
[00:01:58] so far, houses have been damaged. At this time, the
[00:02:02] death toll rises to at least 132 and the injured to
[00:02:06] nearly 600. The 7.4 magnitude
[00:02:09] earthquake had its epicenter in the department of
[00:02:12] Choco, while the cities of Cali, Pereira, and
[00:02:15] Manizales suffered the
[00:02:17] which is one of greatest destruction. From Cali, Colombia, Jessid
[00:02:20] Vaquero reports.
[00:02:24] Monday had just begun when the earth trembled in southwestern
[00:02:28] Colombia.
[00:02:32] A powerful 7.4 earthquake shook several
[00:02:35] cities in the center and west of the country: Bogotá, Cali, Manizales,
[00:02:39] Armenia, Pereira, and
[00:02:40] Medellín.
[00:02:43] The epicenter was located in San José del Palmar, a small municipality
[00:02:47] in the Department of Chocó in the Pacific region of Colombia. We are
[00:02:50] sure that with God's help and the support of the
[00:02:54] new government, we will be able to overcome
[00:02:57] this terrible setback that today mourns
[00:03:00] all of Colombia and, of course, the people of Chocó. According to the Colombian
[00:03:04] Geological Survey, this is the earthquake of greatest magnitude
[00:03:09] gatherings have gone from recorded in the country in the last decade, and it was followed by two aftershocks of
[00:03:12] magnitudes 2.8 and 4.8.
[00:03:17] mean that it caused the Here, in the city of Cali, the earthquake hit with great force. Dozens of
[00:03:20] registrado decenas de
[00:03:21] injured
[00:03:24] and damage to buildings and infrastructure have been reported. The
[00:03:27] Santiago de Cali University had serious damage to its facades
[00:03:31] that at times fell into pieces. My God,
[00:03:35] it just trembled in Cali, the
[00:03:37] most horrible thing in this world. Susana, a resident of
[00:03:41] the city, still has fresh the wound of what happened in
[00:03:44] Venezuela. It was as if the earth was
[00:03:47] swallowing us,
[00:03:50] and everything was falling, everything was breaking. What I was
[00:03:54] experiencing was the same as what I saw in Venezuela. She saw the collapse of the
[00:03:58] neighboring buildings.
[00:04:20] who moved to this city is setting up a unified command post,
[00:04:24] declared a state of emergency due to the catastrophe,
[00:04:27] and is seeking help from all over the world. He has said that he will not leave citizens
[00:04:31] alone, and this happens to him with just a few days after having
[00:04:34] assumed government. Heavy machinery is needed,
[00:04:38] water is needed, and many flashlights are needed,
[00:04:41] but what is most needed is strength and faith so that
[00:04:44] there are no more dead people and they can find many
[00:04:48] survivors. I return with you. Jess, thank
[00:04:52] you very much. Look, Bogotá was one of the important cities where this
[00:04:55] strong tremor was felt. There, alarms were activated and residents
[00:04:59] acted, but rescue efforts have already begun in
[00:05:02] Manizales and also in Pereira. Reinaldo de Fernández
[00:05:05] from Manizales shows us what the situation is at this hour. Reinaldo, please
[00:05:09] go ahead. I greet you. What's
[00:05:12] up, partner? I am right in the city of
[00:05:15] Manizales, this is the department of Caldas, the Colombian
[00:05:18] coffee axis, one of the areas most affected by the
[00:05:21] 7.4 earthquake that shook Colombia on the
[00:05:25] morning of this August 10th. Early
[00:05:28] in the morning, people who were going to work were surprised by
[00:05:32] this earthquake. At this time, the authorities are
[00:05:36] dispersed in different parts of this city, as the
[00:05:39] mayor of this city Jorge Eduardo Rojas
[00:05:42] Asiraldo decreed a curfew from 10 pm
[00:05:48] the purpose of preventing looting in both
[00:05:50] businesses and affected homes.
[00:05:54] In addition, the number of missing and
[00:05:58] damaged people is increasing as
[00:06:01] the minutes pass. They have opened a collection center, a
[00:06:05] damaged center here in the Manizales Coliseum, and
[00:06:09] many regions were
[00:06:12] affected, mainly the Manizales Cathedral Basilica,
[00:06:16] also a building in front of the
[00:06:18] Catholic University of Manizales was completely in
[00:06:22] ruins, destroyed. We are located in a
[00:06:26] similar area, other places also like the
[00:06:29] Pereira region were totally impacted by this earthquake.
[00:06:33] We will keep you informed. Thank
[00:06:36] you Reinaldo for the information. Look, once again this tragedy puts under the
[00:06:40] spotlight Colombia's location within the Pacific Ring of Fire, an
[00:06:44] extensive geological strip of approximately 25,000
[00:06:47] miles that crosses countries in America,
[00:06:50] Asia, and also Oceania, and it concentrates some of the
[00:06:54] areas of greatest seismic activity on this planet. Alessandra Martín
[00:06:58] explains it to us next. Alessandra, please
[00:07:00] go ahead. That's right, Paulina, the Earth's surface
[00:07:04] is divided into enormous blocks called tectonic plates
[00:07:07] that fit together like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.
[00:07:11] These plates move only a few
[00:07:15] centimeters a year, and it seems little, but when they collide, separate,
[00:07:19] or slide past each other, they accumulate enormous amounts
[00:07:22] of energy, and when it is released, an earthquake occurs,
[00:07:24] and Colombia is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire,
[00:07:30] the regions with the greatest seismic and volcanic activity on the
[00:07:33] planet, and it is right where three large
[00:07:36] plates interact: the Nazca plate, the Caribbean plate, and the
[00:07:39] South American plate. This
[00:07:43] explains why the country registers around
[00:07:45] 2,500 earthquakes a month. The vast majority are so small that
[00:07:49] fortunately the population does not feel them. However,
[00:07:53] this Monday there was a 7.4 magnitude earthquake
[00:07:56] to the west, in Chocó, at a depth of about 100
[00:08:00] km, and that depth is the reason why
[00:08:03] the earthquake could be felt even in neighboring
[00:08:06] countries. But then a question arises: does this
[00:08:10] earthquake have anything to do with the public earthquake that shook Venezuela in
[00:08:14] June? In northern Venezuela, seismic activity is mainly
[00:08:17] related to the boundary between the Caribbean and
[00:08:20] South American plates. Colombia and Venezuela are part of the same
[00:08:24] tectonic puzzle, but that one piece moves does not necessarily
[00:08:30] movement of the other. What we do know is that the
[00:08:33] Earth is in constant movement, and scientists can
[00:08:36] identify where there is a greater risk, but they still
[00:08:40] cannot predict when the next earthquake will
[00:08:43] occur. I return with you, Paulina. Alexandra, thank
[00:08:47] you very much. Neither in the old plane nor in the new plane, you will see
[00:08:50] how President Donald Trump returns from Turkey evading the
[00:08:54] threats against him. Details in just a few minutes.
[00:08:58] Look, immigration authorities are intensifying controls on people
[00:09:01] with tourist visas and whose children are US
[00:09:04] citizens. Now their visas are being revoked upon entering the United
[00:09:08] States. And today the State Department reported that it has revoked a total of 100.
[00:09:16] The crusade against so-called birth tourism is not over yet, and this Monday it
[00:09:20] was announced that at least 100 foreign citizens had their
[00:09:24] visas revoked after it was confirmed that
[00:09:27] they traveled expressly for their children to be born in the United
[00:09:30] States and obtain citizenship. These
[00:09:33] revocations are part of the more than 175,000 visas that
[00:09:37] were canceled to foreigners who committed crimes
[00:09:40] related to assaults with... weapons, theft, drugs,
[00:09:44] sexual assault, child abuse, fraud, and human
[00:09:47] trafficking, among others. We will continue to identify,
[00:09:51] investigate, and revoke the visas of foreign citizens
[00:09:54] who threaten the security of the American people, the State Department
[00:09:58] said in a statement. According to the agency,
[00:10:02] the sanctioned foreigners, whom it called criminals,
[00:10:06] represented a danger and supported violence against US
[00:10:09] citizens. The complaints of tourists who were
[00:10:12] accused of having crossed the border to give birth to their children with the
[00:10:16] intention of them becoming US citizens have
[00:10:20] multiplied in recent months. Foreign citizens
[00:10:23] have even said that they were sanctioned for births that
[00:10:26] occurred more than 20 years ago, according to several
[00:10:30] testimonies collected by Enemson Univision, like this Mexican
[00:10:34] mother who, for fear of being interrogated, decided
[00:10:37] that her brother-in-law should cross the border with her two children born in the United
[00:10:41] States. We were afraid to cross them because
[00:10:44] we had tourist visas. The children were held with some people,
[00:10:48] he was held in another room, his
[00:10:51] visa was taken away. In other cases, visas have been denied when trying to
[00:10:55] process them at US consulates abroad. His visa
[00:10:58] was denied for having children in the United
[00:11:01] States. If there's one thing the government doesn't like, it's being lied to
[00:11:05] or being told that they are entering with a
[00:11:08] purpose that is not the legitimate purpose of the visa that has been granted to the person in Hidalgo, Texas.
[00:11:12] Francisco Covos, N+ Univision. And listen to this, President
[00:11:15] Donald Trump signed an executive order today that
[00:11:18] reduces the number of recommended vaccines for children. This new
[00:11:22] scheme includes
[00:11:29] an example is this man who fell to the floor crying, as you can see, after the
[00:11:33] agents placed an ankle monitor on him in an ICE office
[00:11:37] in Blue Ash, Ohio. Activists denounce that federal agents
[00:11:40] are arresting Haitian citizens everywhere, even
[00:11:44] in the middle of the street. And from Ohio, we now
[00:11:47] go to the state of Texas, where a pastor who was traveling with his wife was detained
[00:11:51] by ICE at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston.
[00:11:55] The relatives of Pastor Luis Morales assure that he entered the country in
[00:11:58] 2021, that he has his documents in order, and that he is in the
[00:12:02] asylum process. Lidia Terrazas tells us more.
[00:12:06] Finally, Jesus, Pastor Luis Morales was
[00:12:09] detained by ICE minutes after landing at George Bush Intercontinental
[00:12:12] Airport in Houston. The
[00:12:15] night of Thursday has been the
[00:12:18] worst, the worst of my life. His
[00:12:22] wife Karina, who recorded a few seconds of the detention,
[00:12:26] received us at her home and began the interview with a prayer, in the name of
[00:12:30] Jesus, amen, amen. She and her husband were going to New
[00:12:33] York City. Both are in the process of political asylum. They have an
[00:12:37] official identification known as a Real ID and have
[00:12:41] work permits. As soon as we arrived and picked up our
[00:12:45] luggage from the Uber, when we entered the
[00:12:47] airport, the journey was very short because we hadn't
[00:12:51] even checked in as such, no.
[00:12:55] when we were approached by two
[00:12:58] ICE agents. She tells us that agents carried a
[00:13:01] folder with Pastor Morales' photograph. The man told
[00:13:05] my husband, Luis Morales, I have to
[00:13:08] detain you. She assures that her husband has no criminal
[00:13:12] record. To see the father of my daughters, to see my husband,
[00:13:16] my life
[00:13:17] partner,
[00:13:20] my world came crashing down,
[00:13:22] you know.
[00:13:27] I still said, but why if my husband is not a person
[00:13:31] who harms anyone, my husband's
[00:13:34] job is to serve God, serve the church,
[00:13:38] preach to people about God's love. Several messages
[00:13:41] from his congregation adorn the Bible he left at home.
[00:13:45] The religious leader's eldest daughter published his case on social
[00:13:49] networks, in a video that has been seen by thousands of people, and
[00:13:52] they hope to be able to get the attention of congressmen who
[00:13:55] can intervene in the case. In Houston, Texas, Lidia
[00:13:59] Terrazas, N+ Univision. And listen to this, President
[00:14:02] Donald Trump today signed an executive order that
[00:14:05] reduces the number of recommended vaccines for children. This
[00:14:09] new scheme maintains 12 vaccines, and among these 12
[00:14:12] vaccines is the measles vaccine, but others also change. Pay close
[00:14:16] attention. The MMR vaccine will be divided into three separate
[00:14:19] doses, while the flu and COVID vaccines will be
[00:14:23] at the discretion of doctors and patients. And the company
[00:14:26] Taylor Fresh Foods
[00:14:29] issued a voluntary recall of several prepared products containing
[00:14:33] jalapeño peppers due to possible salmonella contamination. The
[00:14:37] recalled products include sauces, burritos,
[00:14:40] guacamoles, pico de gallo, and also stuffed jalapeños. All
[00:14:43] should be discarded. Like a
[00:14:46] movie, a new report shows how President Donald
[00:14:49] Trump evades death threats against him during his trip to Turkey, you will
[00:14:53] see. We will also show you how what started as
[00:14:56] fun ends in looting and vandalism. We return with this and
[00:14:59] more.
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[00:17:44] is happening? She is talking about her daughter, what happens to her daughter
[00:17:48] Consuelo? I don't know why you have to have so many children here, not this,
[00:17:51] of course, Luis's sister, Aunt Nuria, I have to find
[00:17:55] that woman, confessions unleash, that photo is a
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[00:18:02] Arellano, I am your daughter, Joaquín kissed you, that man
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[00:18:11] Univision.
[00:18:15] Look, new revelations emerge about President Donald Trump's departure from Turkey
[00:18:19] after the NATO summit held last month. According to The New York
[00:18:23] Times, the president hid in an airport catering
[00:18:26] service cart and was transferred to a military
[00:18:29] plane. This happened due to an alleged credible threat against
[00:18:33] his security and also against the presidential plane. Let's go now to the state
[00:18:37] of California where concern is growing about the radicalization of the so-called
[00:18:41] street takeovers. Many of these
[00:18:46] illegal vehicle displays to
[00:18:50] acts of vandalism, and this weekend hundreds of people looted two auto parts
[00:18:53] stores located in the city of Los Angeles. Romí de Frías tells us
[00:18:56] more. Loaded with merchandise,
[00:19:00] from antifreeze, oil, to
[00:19:02] batteries. This is how hundreds of young people left this store
[00:19:06] early Sunday morning, leaving the
[00:19:09] establishment practically destroyed. Crime
[00:19:13] disguised as fun, since all this happens amidst
[00:19:17] a series of street takeovers or street takeovers. At least
[00:19:21] four O'Reilly Auto Parts stores in the Los Angeles area were left like
[00:19:24] this, with broken glass, cash registers
[00:19:28] on the floor, and damaged computers. That's not good
[00:19:32] because, well, everyone works honestly
[00:19:36] and for other people to just commit vandalism.
[00:19:39] 24 hours earlier, the same store had been looted.
[00:19:43] Sheriff's department agents arrived to
[00:19:46] investigate, but no one was arrested. They allow it,
[00:19:49] they pay a little and then out again. That's why
[00:19:52] the authorities must crack down, Daniel
[00:19:56] Rodríguez tells us, since this type of activity puts them in
[00:19:59] danger. Everyone here plays an important role in reporting
[00:20:03] it. If you don't report it, you don't do anything. It's not the same to give.
[00:20:12] four people suspected of having looted an O'Reilly Auto Parts
[00:20:16] store and also participating in street
[00:20:19] takeovers. It has been years of such a big problem that
[00:20:23] we have, Miguel Mesa with the Sheriff's Department explains to us how
[00:20:26] they identify those who participate in this type of
[00:20:30] illicit activity. The cars are
[00:20:34] easily identified because they have
[00:20:36] modified things on their vehicles or have
[00:20:39] stickers showing what
[00:20:42] Instagram account they have from Los
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[00:20:47] Univision.
[00:20:50] almost 100 large active wildfires in the country, while more than
[00:20:53] 30,000 firefighters are fighting to contain them. The flames have already
[00:20:57] consumed more than 3,600
[00:21:00] acres, that is, an area larger than the state of
[00:21:03] Connecticut. The most intense fires affect Oregon and
[00:21:07] Washington. By the way, today it was confirmed that July was the
[00:21:10] hottest month on record in the history of the 48 contiguous United
[00:21:14] States. And since we are talking about wildfires, some
[00:21:18] senators from California are looking to
[00:21:20] stop betting related to these disasters. Prediction markets such as
[00:21:23] Polymarket or Kalshi allow users
[00:21:27] to bet on the start or even the spread of wildfires,
[00:21:31] and experts warn that this could
[00:21:34] incentivize some people to cause fires to make
[00:21:40] the break, Colombia faces the consequences of its worst earthquake in a
[00:21:44] decade.
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[00:24:21] voice,
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[00:24:26] Legal, Venezuelan families face the challenge of
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[00:24:41] Colombia is facing the consequences of the strongest earthquake in the
[00:24:45] last decade in that country. At this hour, the preliminary balance
[00:24:49] is at least 132 dead and nearly 600 injured. There are dozens
[00:24:53] of collapsed buildings and considerable damage to the infrastructure.
[00:24:57] The president of Colombia, Abelardo del Espriella, has already decreed a national
[00:25:00] disaster to carry out emergency work in the cities of
[00:25:04] Manizales, Armenia, Pereira, Cali and in the
[00:25:07] department of Choco and, of course, here at Nmas Univisión
[00:25:11] we will be very attentive to everything that continues to happen there in Colombia. For now, thank
[00:25:15] you for your preference, have an excellent night, good
[00:25:17] night.
[00:25:31] Should you show your identification if an immigration officer asks for it while
[00:25:35] you are walking in the street? We spoke with a resident who says
[00:25:39] he has gone through this and with a lawyer who explains what
[00:25:42] to do. I have an animal-loving friend who can't be found in
[00:25:46] Pereira, she was in a hotel and the hotel completely collapsed. She is
[00:25:50] sharing to be able to know something about her. The community
[00:25:53] rallies in solidarity with Colombia while rescue
[00:25:57] efforts continue minute by minute.