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[00:00:00] certain migrants, here we explain step by step
[00:00:03] who would be left out,
[00:00:06] and look, they are part of the routine of millions of people and are in
[00:00:10] most homes, surely in your home too, they are
[00:00:14] vitamins and supplements, but be careful, overdoing it
[00:00:18] could end up seriously affecting the kidneys, an
[00:00:21] expert makes a live call with recommendations, so
[00:00:24] we begin.
[00:00:32] Hello, how are you? We gladly greet you, Borjavoces and Carolina
[00:00:35] Saraza. This is your digital edition, your company at this time
[00:00:39] of day, it is Thursday, August 20th. Welcome. Well,
[00:00:43] we are going to start with the heated debate unleashed by a physical
[00:00:46] punishment in a high school in Texas. We tell you more. Look, a
[00:00:50] sophomore is reporting that his football
[00:00:53] coaches hit him with paddles for missing a
[00:00:57] practice, which he could not attend, to care for his mother
[00:01:01] after a traffic accident, the family describes the incident as
[00:01:04] an assault, however, let's hear this, the school district
[00:01:08] assures that corporal punishment is legal and that it
[00:01:12] is within current policies. Our colleague Reina
[00:01:16] Rodríguez is in Macal, Texas, with details of this controversy.
[00:01:19] Reina, we go with you, good afternoon. Hello
[00:01:22] Reina. That's right, the Port Arthur
[00:01:26] school district, east of Texas, is investigating a complaint about the use of corporal punishment in
[00:01:29] one of its schools. The investigation arises after a 15-year-old
[00:01:33] student claimed that a football coach gave him
[00:01:37] three hits with a rubber paddle inside a school office.
[00:01:40] According to the student, the punishment occurred before a
[00:01:44] practice, after he was disciplined for errors committed during training.
[00:02:00] The student's father says that the family did not know that the district
[00:02:03] allowed corporal punishment and that if they had known, they would
[00:02:07] your league does it here on have asked for their son to be excluded. Port Arthur
[00:02:10] ISD confirms that corporal punishment is allowed under the
[00:02:13] current district policy. However, school authorities
[00:02:17] are reviewing the case to determine if all established
[00:02:21] procedures were followed. The district also clarifies that parents
[00:02:25] do not have to give
[00:02:27] ammonia, try Excellence Nudes from permission for this type of discipline to be applied. The
[00:02:30] school board says it will review the policy again and
[00:02:33] evaluate if changes or additional protection measures
[00:02:36] are necessary. Meanwhile, the investigation into
[00:02:40] this incident
[00:02:43] body and finally autopsy continues. It is worth mentioning that despite the broad consensus on
[00:02:45] the detrimental effects of corporal punishment, 15
[00:02:49] states allow it in public schools, of course subject to local
[00:02:53] regulations and in some cases
[00:02:55] It happened shortly before 9:15 to parental consent. There is no federal law that
[00:02:58] prohibits this measure. ordinary, I return to you, a very
[00:03:02] controversial case that we will, of course, follow very closely here. Reina,
[00:03:04] thank you. Also in Mexico, there is controversy over another
[00:03:08] video that shows a high school
[00:03:10] protected more than 3 million teacher participating in inappropriate
[00:03:13] behaviors, making apparent movements with
[00:03:16] sexual innuendos with seventh-grade
[00:03:19] students. We show you part of the images because they are very
[00:03:23] sensitive. The recordings, presumably made last July,
[00:03:27] have caused outrage among parents. And the entire
[00:03:30] community, school authorities suspended him from his
[00:03:34] duties and the prosecutor's office is investigating this
[00:03:37] incident as a crime. And
[00:03:41] look, there's an update on a case you first saw here in the digital
[00:03:44] edition. A Dominican family has sued a New York funeral home
[00:03:48] for $16 million, accusing them of mistakenly cremating
[00:03:51] their father last May.
[00:03:54] José Daniel Díaz Felipe, 84, was allegedly
[00:03:58] cremated
[00:04:00] five days before his wake and when his children arrived,
[00:04:03] they found another man in the coffin. Can you believe this?
[00:04:07] For now, in the digital edition, we have contacted the funeral home and,
[00:04:10] at the moment, we have not received a response. As soon as they send it, we will, of course, let
[00:04:15] are we talking about and how does it you know what they allege. How difficult for this family
[00:04:18] also directly a key testimony in the defense
[00:04:21] of Linsy Clansy, a Massachusetts mother accused of the
[00:04:25] death of her three young children in 2023, a forensic
[00:04:29] psychologist who examined her more than 50
[00:04:33] times testified that this woman you see on screen
[00:04:36] suffered from bipolar disorder and a rare postpartum
[00:04:40] the captain of the psychosis that took her out of her reality. The defense's argument
[00:04:43] is not to justify the crime obviously, but what they
[00:04:47] want is for the jury to reconsider that Clancy
[00:04:51] was going through a serious mental problem. Well, there are many
[00:04:54] questions about this case that is on everyone's lips, so we are going to connect with
[00:04:58] criminal lawyer Jorge Montes, lawyer, thank you for... accompanying us, very
[00:05:02] tough testimony, but it could change the course of the trial and ensure that Clancy is
[00:05:05] declared not criminally responsible, good afternoon,
[00:05:09] good afternoon, it is very likely in my opinion that
[00:05:13] Mrs. Clansy will be found not guilty of
[00:05:16] homicide and that she committed her crimes,
[00:05:19] crimes because they were crimes based on the fact that
[00:05:22] she did not know the consequences of what she was doing, because
[00:05:26] she suffered from psychosis after giving birth to her last
[00:05:30] baby. Now, lawyer, I wonder because this case has been
[00:05:34] very difficult, we have heard testimonies from even
[00:05:37] mothers saying that this woman sent text messages saying: I'm not
[00:05:41] well, someone help me, I can't stay with my children.
[00:05:45] If this jury determines that she is not guilty, what happens
[00:05:48] legally? Is she still sent to a center to
[00:05:52] treat her mental illness or is she
[00:05:54] released? No, she is not released. Mrs.
[00:05:58] Clancy goes to a mental institution where they will
[00:06:01] analyze her and keep her for a period of time, they will do
[00:06:05] some studies and then she will be in that
[00:06:09] institution for an indefinite time and
[00:06:12] then periodically she has to ask for her freedom,
[00:06:15] eventually it can be 20, 30 years she can be given and
[00:06:19] lawyer, there is an important detail here, which is that the
[00:06:23] prosecution is arguing that there was planning because Mrs.
[00:06:26] Clancy would have managed for her husband to leave the house
[00:06:30] before killing the children. What does this mean legally?
[00:06:33] This doesn't help at all because it
[00:06:36] shows premeditation and that doesn't help. However,
[00:06:40] we know that she was suffering from psychosis for a while, her
[00:06:44] own mother-in-law says that she was an
[00:06:47] excellent mother and lawyer, a question, is a mental
[00:06:51] health center for a person who has committed a crime like this
[00:06:55] different from a mental health center for someone who is
[00:06:59] going just because they have a mental health problem? Yes,
[00:07:02] these are institutions dedicated solely to people with
[00:07:06] crimes or allegations of crimes who may be
[00:07:09] dangerous. It's a very complicated case. We will be waiting to see what
[00:07:13] this jury in charge of the inciclia case decides.
[00:07:16] Lawyer Jorge Montes, thank you, thank you, lawyer.
[00:07:20] And we're going to change to a terrible piece of news, one of those we would
[00:07:24] never want to have to tell: the investigation continues in Kenya after
[00:07:27] a helicopter accident in a remote safari area that has
[00:07:31] left seven people dead. Among the victims are
[00:07:35] five Americans, including a prominent Hispanic media
[00:07:38] executive. Today, his family, friends and colleagues
[00:07:42] remember him with deep sorrow. Andrea León tells us who the
[00:07:46] victims were and tells us what is known at this time about this regrettable accident. Let's
[00:07:50] listen.
[00:07:53] The helicopter crashed during a safari excursion in a
[00:07:56] remote area of Kenya, while flying over a very
[00:07:59] popular tourist area. All seven
[00:08:02] people on board, including the Kenyan pilot, died.
[00:08:07] in the morning in the rugged foothills of the emblematic
[00:08:11] Mount Ololoque in northern Kenya.
[00:08:14] Authorities in the African country confirm the veracity of these
[00:08:18] shocking videos. Smoke can be seen rising from the
[00:08:21] burning wreckage and fragments of the helicopter scattered across the rocky
[00:08:25] hillside. On board the helicopter were two
[00:08:28] Ecuadorians and four residents of South
[00:08:30] Florida, among them, José Suárez, a Telemundo
[00:08:34] executive recognized in the media. Also among
[00:08:37] the victims is recognized Miami businessman Roger
[00:08:40] Duarte, who appeared on the Forbes list of 30 successful entrepreneurs.
[00:08:44] He is survived by two children and his wife, whose family owns
[00:08:48] the famous Versailles restaurant in Miami.
[00:08:52] For their part, the Ecuadorian authorities declared 3 days
[00:08:55] of national mourning and confirmed that the country's intelligence chief
[00:08:59] Mikele died in the accident along with
[00:09:02] his wife, designer Stephanie
[00:09:05] Hollihan.
[00:09:08] We have images that show that in the past these helicopters had
[00:09:11] landed.
[00:09:21] to land, perhaps it hit the cliff face and fell to the ground,
[00:09:25] says this aviation expert. The company that
[00:09:28] operates the helicopter, Lady Loury, stated that it is collaborating with the
[00:09:31] authorities while the causes of the accident are investigated. Rest
[00:09:35] in peace, and I return to you and the entire family of the digital
[00:09:38] edition joins your words, Andrea, thank you, a tragedy.
[00:09:47] Well, and we change information, this is what you should know at this time, I tell you:
[00:09:53] boat that capsized in the port of New York has been arrested, causing the
[00:09:57] death of a mother and her five-month-old daughter. Manuel Ernesto
[00:10:00] Hernández Zumaña, 46 years old and originally from El Salvador,
[00:10:03] was initially released on a $50,000
[00:10:06] bond, but immigration authorities discovered that
[00:10:09] he does not have legal status in the country. Hernández operated the
[00:10:12] boat without a license, with overcrowding and without
[00:10:16] life jackets for children, so he now faces serious charges of negligence with
[00:10:20] fatal consequences and possible deportation.
[00:10:23] We give time to time here. Digital edition because the water is finally
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[00:10:56] a massive missile and drone attack against Ukraine, leaving at
[00:11:00] least 12 dead and more than 40 wounded. The Ukrainian
[00:11:03] air force says that Russia launched 46 cruise
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[00:11:11] buildings, a children's hospital and a school in the capital
[00:11:14] in Kiev. The president of Ukraine Volodimir Zelensky again asked his
[00:11:18] allies for more anti-missile systems, a conflict
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[00:11:39] And look, they are in millions of homes, surely in yours
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[00:16:17] And we go with our usual health segment with this, pay close
[00:16:20] attention because if you are one of those who takes vitamins and supplements
[00:16:24] every day, consuming them in excess could, they say,
[00:16:28] increase the risk of kidney stones and in some cases, dear, cause
[00:16:31] kidney damage. This warning especially includes vitamin
[00:16:35] C, vitamin D, K, as well as some herbal
[00:16:39] supplements. It is a topic that affects us all,
[00:16:43] we are talking about nearly seven out of 10 adults who
[00:16:46] consume at least one a day, so we ask everything
[00:16:50] to the doctor, nephrologist Adriana Dechmann, welcome doctor
[00:16:54] to the digital edition, thank you very much, hello doctor, I ask you doctor, what exactly
[00:16:58] happens in our kidneys when we take too many
[00:17:01] vitamins or at least one? Good afternoon, good
[00:17:04] afternoon, hello, how are you? Well, the kidneys
[00:17:08] to give a brief explanation of what they do, they are in charge
[00:17:12] of many things, filtering the blood and purifying or
[00:17:16] eliminating all the toxins that can accumulate, so when
[00:17:19] we consume many supplements or vitamins in excess
[00:17:23] this can lead to a problem when it is too much, because for example
[00:17:27] you mention vitamin D or calcium as such,
[00:17:30] vitamin D increases the absorption of calcium at the intestinal
[00:17:33] level or as you mentioned it can lead
[00:17:37] to the formation of kidney stones which is quite common. Doctor, this is quite
[00:17:41] new for many because influencers have popularized on social
[00:17:44] networks showing you their
[00:17:48] kitchen and they have a lot of supplements and they say they take them
[00:17:52] every day, so let's reset everything we know,
[00:17:55] we go to your consultation and we tell you: doctor, I want to take a vitamin
[00:17:59] D supplement, vitamin C, calcium, from what
[00:18:03] dose does it start to become a kidney problem? Most
[00:18:07] supplements. that are promoted on social networks do not have
[00:18:10] evidence to support their use, that is, it is not medically
[00:18:13] necessary nor is it supported by
[00:18:16] medical evidence, for example, vitamin C, more than 1 gram a day
[00:18:20] probably stops being beneficial. If someone takes
[00:18:23] a pill, let's say, a day, one of these multivitamins that
[00:18:27] are sold everywhere, should they take an extra one to
[00:18:30] boost the immune system, to give it a little push?
[00:18:34] Better just one a day and that's it. More than taking a
[00:18:38] multivitamin supplement, I would look at what the particular
[00:18:41] deficiencies of each patient are and I would supplement that
[00:18:45] deficit, so in that way all the objectives and all
[00:18:49] the positive properties of these supplements and vitamins
[00:18:52] can be achieved, I explain, of course, eating
[00:18:55] well, exercising too, that our trusted doctor
[00:18:59] is the person who tells us what type of vitamin we should or should not
[00:19:02] take. Doctor Adriana Dechma, we love that you come to the digital vision, you are always invited, thank
[00:19:06] you very much, thank you. Thank you very much, okay, take
[00:19:09] care, thank you, thank you, doctor, see you later, on the other hand,
[00:19:13] I tell you that Walmart receives almost 3 million dollars in
[00:19:17] tariff refunds due to a Supreme Court ruling issued last
[00:19:20] February, which, as you may remember, we told you here,
[00:19:23] declared some of President Trump's measures illegal. The
[00:19:27] company has announced that part of this money will be allocated to lowering
[00:19:30] its prices and improving, they say, the shopping experience of
[00:19:34] its customers. And pay close attention, a proposal from the
[00:19:37] Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service or
[00:19:40] IRS could drastically cut the tax
[00:19:43] refunds of hundreds of thousands of immigrants, affecting
[00:19:47] even those with legal status, but what
[00:19:52] affect you, I
[00:19:53] explain to you,
[00:19:59] let's go step by step, the government wants to apply a social
[00:20:03] welfare law from 1996, that
[00:20:06] plan is basically: classifying credits as public
[00:20:10] benefits and this law prohibits the IRS from sending you
[00:20:13] cash, unless you are a US citizen or a
[00:20:17] "qualified" foreigner. The four
[00:20:20] tax benefits are: the famous child tax
[00:20:23] credit, known in English as the child tax credit, the
[00:20:27] earned income credit, which is also vital for
[00:20:30] families, and we are also talking about the American
[00:20:33] Opportunity Credit that helps pay for college, and there is also the
[00:20:37] Saver's Credit, focused on your
[00:20:41] retirement, it also affects legal immigrants or those with DACA,
[00:20:44] TPS or student visas, citizens,
[00:20:47] permanent residents,
[00:20:50] refugees or asylum seekers who continue
[00:20:53] to receive their refund will be saved, something key,
[00:20:57] in mixed marriages, if one of the spouses is a citizen
[00:21:00] resident, this refund prospers. The government calculates that
[00:21:03] they would be saving about 2.6 billion
[00:21:07] dollars and I remind you, it is only a proposal and
[00:21:10] would be in a public comment period until next
[00:21:14] October 14th, we'll see what happens. And meanwhile,
[00:21:18] pay close attention, the US national debt
[00:21:20] has just exceeded $40 trillion for the first time. The figure
[00:21:24] is even more shocking if we take into account that just 5
[00:21:27] months ago it crossed the $39 trillion threshold and in
[00:21:31] the first 10 months of the current fiscal year, the government
[00:21:34] seems to have already spent $1.8 trillion more than
[00:21:38] it has collected, but how could this debt end up affecting our
[00:21:41] pockets? It could translate into more expensive loans and greater
[00:21:45] economic pressure for families, this is what finance expert Carlos
[00:21:49] Guamán answers. The larger the national
[00:21:52] debt, the worse the structure of how the
[00:21:56] government is financed, because more of the budget is spent
[00:22:00] on paying high interest rates than on the
[00:22:03] budgeted money that goes to the community, to schools, to
[00:22:07] education, to what is medical
[00:22:10] insurance, this type of thing is bad news for the country's
[00:22:13] economy. At
[00:22:16] the moment, the government is spending around 1.1 trillion
[00:22:21] dollars a year just on interest. This figure, according to experts, could take
[00:22:25] away space, for example, for infrastructure programs, also something important,
[00:22:28] education programs, darling. Well,
[00:22:31] we also continue with more because heartbreaking details emerge from the brutal
[00:22:34] murder of Hispanic soldier Dueñas
[00:22:37] that occurred last year. Her family was in court and
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[00:27:49] and we continue with more of the digital edition and this breaking news
[00:27:53] it's still shaking in our region, this time it was in Peru where
[00:27:56] an earthquake shook Ayacucho in the south of the country, but we will be very
[00:28:00] attentive to the next updates.
[00:28:09] 2 years have passed since the brutal murder of the Hispanic soldier Katy
[00:28:13] Dueñas and her family had to face something also
[00:28:17] Borja very hard, hearing details of where her body was,
[00:28:21] seeing the blanket she was wearing and
[00:28:24] photographs from the day of her crime, this 23-year-old woman
[00:28:27] received 68 stab wounds, during the trial against
[00:28:31] Sofia Rodas. Forensic evidence that highlights how
[00:28:34] horrendous this crime was. Adrián Trevizo has all the details and
[00:28:38] expands: clothes, the closet where she was found, the towel and
[00:28:42] rug that covered part of her
[00:28:45] images. While they were being projected, Katia's mother and family
[00:28:48] cried. On the other side of the room Sofia Rodas' family also
[00:28:52] showed emotion and at times the accused herself wiped her
[00:28:56] tears.
[00:28:58] The forensic doctor who performed the autopsy testified that Katia suffered at least
[00:29:02] 68 wounds from a sharp object, she said at least, because
[00:29:05] some overlapped and there could have been more, she determined the cause of
[00:29:09] death to be sharp object injuries to the neck and the manner of death homicide. The
[00:29:13] pathologist estimated death between approximately 11 p.m. on
[00:29:16] May 17, 2024 and 12:15 a.m. on
[00:29:20] the 18th. A toxicologist testified that Katia had a blood
[00:29:23] alcohol concentration of
[00:29:25] 0.161%.
[00:29:27] Investigators also showed the jury the knife recovered as evidence,
[00:29:31] but the defense. again raised one of the big questions of the case, using the
[00:29:35] apartment diagram, she questioned the distance between Katia's room and the
[00:29:39] place where her roommate and her children slept, how an attack
[00:29:42] of this magnitude could occur without anything being heard, the prosecution maintains that
[00:29:46] Sofia Rodas was in Katia's apartment complex during the time window in which
[00:29:50] the homicide would have occurred, and has anticipated evidence from
[00:29:53] phones, GPS and security cameras to try to link her to
[00:29:57] the scene. Rodas now faces first-degree murder and
[00:30:00] evidence tampering, for now. the defense hopes that the prosecution presents
[00:30:04] that substantial evidence that incriminates the so
[00:30:07] far only accused of the homicide, that's all from me, I'm
[00:30:11] Adrián Treviso from Clarksville, Tennessee, on more
[00:30:13] Univision, thank you very much for the report, and we
[00:30:17] say goodbye with this, Prince Harry and his wife Megan will return
[00:30:21] home, to the United
[00:30:22] Kingdom.
[00:30:32] hygiene problems, security problems, the Berkeley community asks for the
[00:30:35] homeless encampment on 8th and Harrison street to be
[00:30:39] fixed, and we are seeing an increase in the calls that
[00:30:42] we receive every day also in people who
[00:30:45] come in person who are fleeing their relationships,
[00:30:49] the report of an increase in cases of domestic violence in our central
[00:30:53] valley is causing
[00:30:55] concern, a strong earthquake of magnitude
[00:30:58] 6.7