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[00:00:00] community and we continue with more information: nine
[00:00:03] people died after crashing, after a private plane crashed in
[00:00:07] Pound Beach County in South Florida, it had already taken off from Austin, Texas and
[00:00:11] was heading to the Bahamas when
[00:00:13] Chirla contradict the accusations of it crashed this Sunday and exploded in a huge ball
[00:00:17] of fire, this information is under development and will be expanded in your
[00:00:20] national news, happy
[00:00:21] afternoon,
[00:00:26] this Sunday an executive aircraft crashed in Florida with nine people
[00:00:30] on board in the area of a mobile home park in Panbe
[00:00:34] County.
[00:00:36] The plane fell rapidly from 11 feet high, the
[00:00:40] devastating impact caused a large explosion and a huge
[00:00:43] crater. Less than 48 hours before the
[00:00:47] midterm elections, a record number of early votes
[00:00:50] have been cast and the fight for control of the
[00:00:54] House and Senate in the various
[00:00:58] state races is intensifying. both in the White House, the Trump
[00:01:01] administration is preparing a strategy to
[00:01:04] govern if it loses control of one or both chambers
[00:01:08] of Congress, it is an even greater disillusionment
[00:01:11] of the public, of the
[00:01:14] citizens with the government, with the
[00:01:17] parties.
[00:01:19] Despite the high cost of living and high fuel
[00:01:22] prices, it is doubtful whether the controversial
[00:01:26] stimulus check promised by the president will finally arrive.
[00:01:30] Well, who knows where they will be in their
[00:01:32] bag,
[00:01:35] this is your N+ Surivisión weekend news with
[00:01:39] Félix de Bedu.
[00:01:42] Good afternoon and pay close attention, we begin with breaking news, this
[00:01:45] afternoon at least nine deaths are reported as an executive
[00:01:49] plane crashed in a mobile home area of Palm Beach in
[00:01:53] South Florida. We go immediately live to the
[00:01:56] scene of this tragedy.
[00:01:59] given the possibility of losing control of Alcha is there with the information known
[00:02:02] at this moment. Ronald, what can be said at this hour about what
[00:02:06] happened?
[00:02:08] Thank you, exactly Félix, nine people died according to a preliminary
[00:02:11] investigation by the Federal Aviation Administration,
[00:02:15] also the National Transportation Safety
[00:02:18] Board. What is known is that this plane departed from Austin, Texas and was
[00:02:22] heading to the northern Bahamas, when it crashed
[00:02:25] several residents, as you mentioned, from this
[00:02:29] mobile home area, many of them Hispanic, heard
[00:02:33] this loud noise, they thought it was an
[00:02:36] explosion and when they went to see, there was a hole of
[00:02:40] more than 20 feet and also several areas
[00:02:43] on fire, what is known so far is that these people
[00:02:48] make deals. That's what have been evacuated and the sheriff of Palm
[00:02:50] Beach is in charge of the investigation and transportation. So
[00:02:54] far, many of these people tell us that they have been affected in
[00:02:57] one way or another, there were some videos
[00:03:00] that showed human remains, that has not
[00:03:04] yet been confirmed by the authorities, it is also
[00:03:07] known that there will be a press conference by
[00:03:10] both the Federal Aviation Administration and the National
[00:03:14] Transportation Safety Board, it is
[00:03:18] important that people know that they should avoid this
[00:03:20] area.
[00:03:23] Roland, regarding what is known at this moment, you already
[00:03:27] tell us that there are at least nine people dead. Is
[00:03:30] anything known about the identity of the people on board if there could
[00:03:34] also be victims among people on the ground? What
[00:03:38] is known according to the aircraft
[00:03:41] youngest champion in the history of registration, which is a Learjet 60 that
[00:03:44] would surely belong to a financial company, for the
[00:03:47] moment that information has not been verified and regarding
[00:03:50] it was said early in the morning that a person was also
[00:03:54] being transported to a nearby
[00:03:57] relevant sports information so hospital, but as we say we still don't know if it has coordination.
[00:04:00] and is involved with what happened here, that is the information we have
[00:04:04] so far, of course, we will have more information in upcoming
[00:04:07] editions. That's right, Roland, we will be very attentive to your information,
[00:04:11] updating the facts. We now turn to the midterm elections, less than 48
[00:04:14] hours, before all the polls
[00:04:18] open in the country, an extraordinary early vote
[00:04:21] is already registered. As of this morning,
[00:04:24] Sunday, November 1st, more than 53
[00:04:28] million citizens had already cast
[00:04:30] their vote, not counting those who wanted to today. Guillermo González brings us an
[00:04:34] overview of what has happened in the last few hours.
[00:04:38] Urrías has the information about what Two days before the crucial midterm elections, local
[00:04:41] contests are intensifying, marking the preferences of
[00:04:44] voters according to their own needs. Control of the
[00:04:48] Senate and the House of Representatives is the target of
[00:04:52] points, on Democrats and Republicans who are taking the last steps
[00:04:55] before the definitive day. In New Hampshire, the Democratic candidate
[00:04:59] for Senate. meets with voters in a restaurant and in
[00:05:02] Michigan Republican candidate Mike Rogers asks for
[00:05:06] the support of his voters. Also there, Democratic candidate
[00:05:10] for Senate Haley Stevens decided.
[00:05:55] Another of the tightest races is taking place in Alaska where, according
[00:05:59] to reports from the New York Times, some members of Democratic candidate
[00:06:02] Mary Peltola's campaign helped another
[00:06:05] candidate to face her Republican rival, Senator Dan
[00:06:09] Sullivan, something that Peltola denies. Some
[00:06:12] voters say they find no
[00:06:15] difference.
[00:06:21] But federal prosecutors assure that the FBI is investigating
[00:06:24] the matter.
[00:06:31] At the same time, millions of Americans, both from the two
[00:06:34] parties and independents, have turned out for early voting
[00:06:38] in numbers not seen in years, something that, according
[00:06:41] to analysts. states that many of the political battles
[00:06:44] will be very tight. These contests
[00:06:48] come as Americans turned out in massive
[00:06:51] numbers to the polls during the early voting
[00:06:53] process. Data indicate that this year voters
[00:06:57] in this period increased by 80% compared
[00:07:01] to 2022. It is estimated that more than 53
[00:07:04] million people have already voted. Félix,
[00:07:08] back to you. Thank you, Guillermo. And
[00:07:11] the House. and the Senate in Congress, the White House of
[00:07:15] President Trump has been designing a strategy to
[00:07:18] govern without the control it currently enjoys and would
[00:07:22] do so by relying on executive orders and the presidential
[00:07:25] right to veto. From Washington, Ana María Cañizales
[00:07:29] has the details.
[00:07:33] Governing without a Republican majority in Congress for the
[00:07:35] next 2 years is not a far-fetched option and that is why
[00:07:39] President Trump's administration is preparing for that eventual
[00:07:43] scenario. The president has already indicated
[00:07:47] in an interview with the New York Post, that if the
[00:07:50] result is adverse for his party, he will opt to issue
[00:07:53] vetoes. I suppose I will become Mr. Veto and
[00:07:57] then, at some point we will probably
[00:08:00] happened. I mean, it would not be the first time,
[00:08:04] he specified. Several presidents such as Bill Clinton or George W.
[00:08:07] Bush, have used the presidential veto as a tool to
[00:08:10] stop projects promoted by. their adversaries, Barack Obama, for
[00:08:14] example, did so to prevent Congress from dismantling his healthcare
[00:08:18] reform, known as Obamacare, but this option
[00:08:21] could increase tensions, according to experts, and it is a resource
[00:08:25] that wears down, it is a resource that truly
[00:08:28] puts the president on the defensive, this
[00:08:32] in the long run could truly erode
[00:08:35] even more the support or the little support it
[00:08:39] has in the polls, he also considers
[00:08:42] that it would cause frustration among the population if governability becomes
[00:08:46] complicated, it is an even greater disillusionment
[00:08:49] of the public, of the citizens, with the
[00:08:53] government, with the parties. If Democrats control
[00:08:57] Congress, they will be able to investigate the president, block his
[00:09:00] initiatives and limit his spending priorities, while the president
[00:09:04] will strengthen his powers in foreign policy such as the war with
[00:09:07] Iran and his aggressive migratory policy. It is possible
[00:09:11] that Republicans. will begin to make
[00:09:15] alliances with Democrats, with several polls
[00:09:17] giving an advantage to Democrats, the White House is also
[00:09:21] preparing to negotiate with its opponents or block their
[00:09:25] projects. In Washington, Ana María Cañizares
[00:09:27] N+Univisión. Although the Trump administration claims that
[00:09:31] more than 20,000 people would be registered to vote
[00:09:34] in California, despite not being US citizens,
[00:09:38] verification of the data shows a very different reality, as.
[00:09:42] Juan Carlos González tells us from Los Angeles: attempts by the
[00:09:46] Trump administration to question the names of more than 20,000 people that
[00:09:49] Trump de cuestionar los nombres de más de 20 mil personas que
[00:09:53] the federal government says are registered to vote without being
[00:09:57] US citizens have been seen as an attack against democracy.
[00:10:01] They want to create doubt, they want to
[00:10:04] discredit the legitimacy of the results of
[00:10:07] next Tuesday, November 3rd. The Attorney
[00:10:11] that there are no political motivations behind this
[00:10:15] issue, we are not trying to scare
[00:10:18] people, nor is it our intention to not certify the
[00:10:21] elections in California, we are only trying to guarantee the American
[00:10:25] people, that the only ones who vote are citizens of this
[00:10:28] country, said the Attorney General. However,
[00:10:32] the numbers recently released by a study from UCLA and
[00:10:38] the Trump administration. According to the report, of the
[00:10:42] 20,930 people whose eligibility has been
[00:10:45] questioned, 8,880 are not
[00:10:48] on California's voter rolls and 22
[00:10:52] are US citizens. This
[00:10:55] study has been presented as an affidavit to federal
[00:10:58] authorities and adds that the list presented by the Department
[00:11:02] of Justice is full of errors, inconsistencies and
[00:11:06] that many of the names lacked specific data. Even
[00:11:10] before this report was revealed, several courts had already rejected the
[00:11:13] Trump administration's petitions to separate the ballots
[00:11:17] of more than 20,000 people whose eligibility has been questioned
[00:11:21] by the federal government. This activist
[00:11:24] assures that it is a desperate attempt by the
[00:11:27] federal government to delegitimize the electoral
[00:11:30] process, we are also fed up and
[00:11:33] we want a change and to return the democratic
[00:11:37] process to the normality from which President
[00:11:40] Donald Trump removed it, which is why he urged US
[00:11:44] citizens to go out and vote in Los Angeles Juan
[00:11:47] Carlos González on Univisión and as
[00:11:51] we approach the midterm elections, the promise of a new
[00:11:54] economic stimulus check that should be added to
[00:11:58] our bank account is increasingly in doubt. We connect with
[00:12:02] Enrique García Fuentes who expands on the information about why it is
[00:12:06] in doubt.
[00:12:08] The midterm elections arrived and with them also the questions
[00:12:12] about the economic stimulus checks promised by President
[00:12:15] Donald Trump.
[00:12:18] First it was a promise of $2 per
[00:12:21] citizen, excluding high-income people in the
[00:12:25] streets people show disillusionment because they waited for the
[00:12:28] money, but it did not arrive, they arrived,
[00:12:31] so that is part of our discussion
[00:12:34] and the sadness of everything that is happening, also, false
[00:12:37] promises, other citizens reacted with sarcasm about
[00:12:41] economic aid, well who knows where they will be, in his
[00:12:44] bag,
[00:12:47] because we haven't seen them, political strategy experts
[00:12:51] describe the presidential offer as a way to
[00:12:53] sway the vote. towards the Republican party,
[00:12:57] the president's tariff policies were going to be so successful
[00:13:01] that he was going to share the benefit of those
[00:13:04] tariffs with taxpayers, something that never happened,
[00:13:08] then the promise of economic stimulus became larger,
[00:13:11] a dividend of
[00:13:14] $500 if your party wins the
[00:13:17] elections, I doubt that even if they win, this
[00:13:20] will materialize because it would imply adding an approximate
[00:13:24] amount. the national debt of the United States, which is
[00:13:27] scandalous.
[00:13:31] The federal government's public debt already exceeds $40 billion,
[00:13:34] trillions in English, that is equivalent to
[00:13:37] approximately $118 per
[00:13:41] resident of the country. To date, neither Congress nor the
[00:13:44] Internal Revenue Service has authorized any payment, which is
[00:13:48] why there is also a warning not to be deceived by aid announcements on
[00:13:52] social media. The only time President
[00:13:55] Trump has managed economic aid for the
[00:13:58] population has been during his first term, at that
[00:14:01] time checks of $1,200 were awarded to
[00:14:05] individuals and $2,400
[00:14:09] to couples. In Chicago Enrique García
[00:14:11] Fuentes, N+ Univisión.
[00:14:15] This Monday, Mario Alberto Morales, a federal immigration
[00:14:19] agent accused of hitting a Mexican migrant with his
[00:14:22] car in Houston, will appear before a court. Morales
[00:14:25] faces charges of aggravated assault after ramming his truck into
[00:14:29] a 48-year-old construction worker on October
[00:14:33] 10th while pursuing him in a parking lot
[00:14:36] to arrest him. The migrant remains in federal custody
[00:14:39] while recovering in a rehabilitation center.
[00:14:42] And in Dallas, Texas, Halloween night became
[00:14:45] a tragedy that left four dead and more
[00:14:49] than a dozen injured, after at least three shootings
[00:14:53] occurred in an area of nightlife spots, where people
[00:14:56] were celebrating Halloween, the suspects who opened fire are still
[00:15:00] at large, David
[00:15:03] happened. Félix, without a doubt, a situation that
[00:15:07] marred the Halloween celebration, for some
[00:15:10] witnesses it was a stampede of people when
[00:15:13] they heard the first
[00:15:14] shots.
[00:15:19] This video shows what exactly happened seconds before
[00:15:23] the shootings.
[00:15:26] shots are heard and chaos,
[00:15:29] people screaming, police,
[00:15:33] throwing pepper spray the
[00:15:36] shooters.
[00:16:07] or when they heard the shots well we all grabbed the curtains,
[00:16:11] all the people stayed inside the bars and in the street
[00:16:15] well everyone in a stampede of people, many people were
[00:16:18] in this place celebrating Halloween night in this
[00:16:22] area of bars and nightclubs called Deep
[00:16:25] Ellum, did you see any shooters,
[00:16:29] no, no, no, so the shots were random,
[00:16:32] random people, bloodied hands on
[00:16:36] walls from... initial shots, blood on the
[00:16:39] floor, were just some of the signs of the magnitude of this
[00:16:43] tragedy, the authorities are now asking for the
[00:16:47] cooperation of witnesses to continue with this investigation and
[00:16:51] finally find the suspects, this is my report from Dallas
[00:16:54] David, Univisión, Felix,
[00:16:58] go ahead, thank you very much David, the Powerball jackpot has just increased to
[00:17:02] more than $793 million, as no one hit
[00:17:05] all six numbers this Saturday.
[00:17:07] The next drawing will be Monday night with the option of receiving a cash
[00:17:11] prize of approximately $340 million.
[00:17:15] The odds of winning the jackpot are
[00:17:18] approximately one in 292
[00:17:21] million. Communities and religious leaders from both
[00:17:24] sides of the southern border unite in prayer for those migrants
[00:17:28] who lost their lives seeking a new
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[00:19:10] This November 3rd, power is at stake, on N+ Univisión
[00:19:14] we will be at the scene of the news, the balance of power in
[00:19:17] Washington and the decisions that impact millions of
[00:19:20] Hispanics. Nmas Univisión Destination 2026 coverage.
[00:19:40] Protecting what families have saved is not a partisan
[00:19:44] idea, but five times politicians in Sacramento
[00:19:48] have tried to tax your savings
[00:19:51] and retirement. Proposition 42
[00:19:54] prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on your
[00:19:58] retirement and savings accounts, they
[00:20:01] tried it before, they will do it again. Vote
[00:20:05] yes on 42. and protect what you have
[00:20:08] earned, I am Javier Becerra and I have dedicated my life
[00:20:12] to fighting for our rights, as Attorney
[00:20:15] General, I sued Trump and we won, today I fight
[00:20:19] Trump again, he is interfering in our elections through his
[00:20:22] candidate and his Proposition 39, our right to vote
[00:20:26] is sacred, that is why we must vote no on
[00:20:29] 39, we will fight, we will win against
[00:20:32] 39, we will not let Trump control our
[00:20:36] elections nor... 40
[00:20:45] allows politicians to expand the tax on anyone and in
[00:20:49] any way. moment, without voter approval,
[00:20:52] there are no controls or supervision, most
[00:20:55] of the money may remain with health insurers instead of
[00:20:59] doctors' offices and clinics, we don't just teach
[00:21:01] subjects, we teach critical thinking, join the
[00:21:05] governor, educators, doctors and unions in voting
[00:21:09] no on 40,
[00:21:10] no.
[00:21:14] It's Jack in the Box, meal of horror with your choice of double crusty
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[00:21:25] Know it in one place, breaking
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[00:21:38] informed,
[00:21:43] the binational mass of the border was held this weekend to pay
[00:21:47] tribute to the hundreds of people who have lost their lives. in their migratory
[00:21:51] journey, communities from both sides of the international
[00:21:54] borders united in prayer to also
[00:21:57] make visible the causes of those fleeing
[00:22:00] violence, an emotional liturgical act promoted by religious
[00:22:03] leaders and human rights defenders. Francisco
[00:22:07] Carmona was there.
[00:22:11] The dioceses of Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua in Mexico and El
[00:22:14] Paso Texas and Las Cruces New Mexico in the United States united to
[00:22:18] officiate a binational mass for the migrants who have died in the attempt to cross
[00:22:22] the border, the binational mass was held next to the border
[00:22:25] wall where the bishops united in prayer for the migrants who
[00:22:29] have lost their lives and also for the refugees fleeing their countries of
[00:22:32] origin due to violence. Today we gather
[00:22:36] to pray for the souls of those who lost their
[00:22:40] lives trying to cross the
[00:22:44] border. The binational mass was led by Bishop
[00:22:47] Valdachino who also referred in his homily to the persecution
[00:22:51] of migrants in the United States by immigration authorities, the
[00:22:55] bishop of El Paso Texas, Mark Z,
[00:22:58] affirmed that, even though deaths have decreased due to intense border
[00:23:01] surveillance, displaced people continue in various countries due to
[00:23:05] violence. This year, thank God,
[00:23:08] we have not experienced as many as in the
[00:23:11] past, because they cannot cross,
[00:23:15] so they are not
[00:23:19] traveling through the desert as
[00:23:21] before,
[00:23:26] according to figures from the Department of Homeland Security of the United States, during
[00:23:30] fiscal year 2025, a total of
[00:23:33] 151 migrant deaths were registered in different incidents, mainly
[00:23:37] dehydrated in the desert, drowned or in police
[00:23:41] pursuit accidents, from Chihuahua Francisco
[00:23:45] Carmona. N+ Univisión. The German
[00:23:48] Embassy in Moscow sent an alert message to citizens in
[00:23:52] Russian territory, the reason would be a supposed threat of a terrorist attack
[00:23:55] in the Sariaccino park and museum, south
[00:23:59] of the capital. The previous day, the US embassy also
[00:24:03] warned its citizens to avoid visiting the museum where a
[00:24:06] concert would be held. Let's go now to
[00:24:09] Portugal where the police evicted a tent camp in Rocío
[00:24:13] square in Lisbon. The camp was
[00:24:16] set up after a demonstration of thousands of people demanding that the center-right
[00:24:20] government withdraw its bills on rent
[00:24:24] and in sports, Italian Kimmy
[00:24:27] Antonelli became today the
[00:24:31] Formula 1 after finishing third in the Mexican Grand
[00:24:35] Prix. Rodrigo Celorio with the sports
[00:24:38] images.
[00:24:42] Hello friends, it's a pleasure to greet you, I am Rodrigo Celorio and this is the most
[00:24:47] far.
[00:24:51] In the Mexican Grand Prix, Red Bull driver Max Verstappen took the
[00:24:55] checkered flag followed by Lewis Hamilton of Ferrari and Kimmy
[00:24:58] Antonelli. Anthonelli of Mercedes was proclaimed world
[00:25:02] champion at 20 years and 68 days old, being the youngest to
[00:25:05] achieve it. Chaco Pérez finished in 17th
[00:25:08] place.
[00:25:11] In the Spanish league at the Zardinero stadium, Real Madrid beat
[00:25:15] Racing de Santander three goals to zero, thanks to goals from Killian
[00:25:19] Mbappé from the 11th step, an enormous breakaway from
[00:25:22] Jude Bellingham and a great goal from Jan Diomande from the front of the
[00:25:26] area on the first intention, in this way he hits it with his right to the
[00:25:30] top corner, with these three points, the meringues reached 27 points and are
[00:25:34] third, only three behind Barcelona, while the Cantabrians occupy 16th
[00:25:38] position with 11
[00:25:42] matchday nine of the English Premier League, Liverpool
[00:25:45] at Anfield fell 1-0 against Arsenal thanks
[00:25:49] to Haberts' goal in the
[00:25:51] 16th minute.
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[00:27:35] indescribable
[00:27:37] things. Vinted,
[00:27:40] no selling commissions with all the excitement, you don't wear it,
[00:27:43] sell it.
[00:27:46] Do you want more for your money oh, your gift
[00:27:50] list is ready to give and receive this holiday
[00:27:53] season.
[00:28:32] Against America this Saturday at 10:9
[00:28:35] Pacific on Univision and TDN.
[00:28:39] Ambiguous language is bad in tasks and worse in a
[00:28:42] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:28:46] expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:28:49] voter approval. There are no controls or
[00:28:52] supervision. Most of the money can remain with health
[00:28:56] insurers, instead of in doctor's offices and
[00:28:59] clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:29:02] critical thinking, join Governor Newsom,
[00:29:05] educators, doctors and unions in voting no on
[00:29:09] 40. Three reasons to vote yes on Proposition
[00:29:12] 3. Proposition 3 maintains
[00:29:15] vital funds for our schools. Proposition
[00:29:18] 3 does not raise taxes, it only
[00:29:21] maintains what the richest 2% of people already
[00:29:25] pay, and with strict accountability, every dollar goes to
[00:29:28] our schools and not to Sacramento
[00:29:32] politicians, let's protect our students, let's vote
[00:29:35] yes on Proposition 3, now there's
[00:29:38] temperature brought by the Domínguez law firm at 877
[00:29:41] accident,
[00:29:53] a gigantic and ornate book found in a California
[00:29:57] library was officially certified by Guinness Record
[00:30:00] as the largest pop-up book in the world,
[00:30:03] commissioned by the Los Angeles Public Library system to celebrate
[00:30:07] its centenary, the enormous book created by artist
[00:30:11] Daniel González weighs more than 500 kg and measures 31
[00:30:14] feet wide, it takes 10 people to turn a
[00:30:17] single page, wishing for more books and less artificial
[00:30:21] intelligence, we destroy ourselves.
[00:30:37] with you Don
[00:30:40] Francisco, how are you, my
[00:30:43] friends, here we are
[00:30:47] once again back in Gigantes,
[00:30:50] how are you, nice to greet you all, I hope we have a
[00:30:54] very good program, first of all I want to
[00:30:57] greet why it's called Gigante.