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[00:00:32] Good morning, today is Thursday, August 6, and
[00:00:36] we were filming in these are the most important news now. Salmonella spreads. In the country, there is an alert among health
[00:00:40] authorities, reporting more than 350 cases in more than half
[00:00:43] of the nation. It is the outbreak possibly related to the consumption
[00:00:49] hearing last week, in of jalapeño peppers that were sold in chains like Chipotle. He is
[00:00:51] murdered after being deported. If my son had not been deported, he would have been
[00:00:55] living here for 19 years. This is the case
[00:00:58] of Luis Enrique, his mother. He is a Mexican who was
[00:01:02] deported to his country from Denver after living 19 years in the United
[00:01:05] States. He was waiting for a visa. He had traveled to
[00:01:09] Colombia to visit some friends.
[00:01:12] Airlines against immigration operations. Several
[00:01:15] companies file security
[00:01:18] That number of structures has also increased, complaints about the arrests that are taking place at airports.
[00:01:21] According to reports, there are times when these arrests increase in air
[00:01:24] terminals. Some even claim to be taking
[00:01:29] four to one for the Herons measures to curb arrests at their ports. of disembarkation, we asked the immigration lawyer this Thursday
[00:01:33] also this morning, military personnel with fear of
[00:01:35] deportations, I can
[00:01:37] you finally see yourself, we are what talk all day about how it has affected me, I can't, I can't, I can't
[00:01:41] be calm, they fear for their families, it's a special
[00:01:44] report from Noticias Telemundo, we present the case of Hispanic
[00:01:48] how Luis Enrique's mother describes military members who defend the country, but at home they face the
[00:01:53] what craziness gentlemen, be careful with what fear that their loved ones may be deported. The
[00:01:55] Vatican recognizes the searching mothers. On his visit to Mexico, the
[00:01:59] Pope's Secretary General focused on the mothers who are searching
[00:02:02] for their missing loved ones on their own. According to the government, there are
[00:02:06] more than 130,000 people who are
[00:02:08] missing. FIFA apologizes for the surprising
[00:02:12] plan announced to sell World Cup shares, which generated rejection from
[00:02:16] major football powers. Infantino receives internal support
[00:02:20] from the organization and seeks to strengthen himself for re-election in March of next
[00:02:23] year. 100 years of
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[00:02:31] The second part of the adaptation of the emblematic novel by Colombian
[00:02:35] Gabriel García Márquez premieres. We spoke with part of the cast about the ending of the
[00:02:38] story with a special ending. We see it on Noticias Telemundo
[00:02:42] now.
[00:02:49] an even greater reward than Good morning and happy Thursday.
[00:02:51] Yes, I'm already looking forward to the weekend, why can't it be a plan to enjoy?
[00:02:55] Thank you for trusting this team. Meanwhile, have a good day if you have to
[00:02:59] work. Or are you preparing for some activity of the day? Damia
[00:03:03] has the day off, I'm with you, I'm Claudia de la Fuente. We start
[00:03:06] by talking about the news that affects your
[00:03:09] Miami debut winning in health. One of them, the salmonella outbreak, possibly
[00:03:12] related to the consumption of jalapeño peppers that were sold in chains like
[00:03:16] Chipotle. It has spread, it is already detected in more than half
[00:03:19] of the country and they have confirmed that the number of sick people, which yesterday they said was about
[00:03:23] 100, has grown. She is following it.
[00:03:26] Good morning. How are we doing and how far does the alert extend? Good morning.
[00:03:30] I'll tell you that we are closely following
[00:03:32] with a new Toyota you are ready even for what these two outbreaks that keep a large
[00:03:32] More than 300 cases in more than part of the country on alert. The most
[00:03:35] recent news about the salmonella
[00:03:37] jalapeño peppers, we have the details of outbreak is that the
[00:03:39] classes and today it's the turn of the Quiudova restaurant chain preventively
[00:03:40] the man shot them, the father of withdrew jalapeños from all its
[00:03:43] establishments, this just hours after Chipotle made
[00:03:46] the same decision. The CDC already counts
[00:03:49] 345 sick people and 36
[00:03:53] hospitalized, while this alert has extended to
[00:03:56] 27 states with Minnesota, Colorado and
[00:04:00] Illinois among the most affected. Now, the authorities
[00:04:03] are investigating the jalapeños distributed from Sinaloa, Mexico,
[00:04:06] and for that we spoke with Dr. Fabián Sandoval, this is what
[00:04:10] he told us: Salmonella is a bacterium
[00:04:14] that appears in different parts, we
[00:04:18] they are directly related to see it in the intestine that in this case
[00:04:20] it is probably from water that they are
[00:04:24] using that is dirty. The main symptoms of salmonella
[00:04:27] infection include fever, diarrhea and abdominal
[00:04:31] pain and generally
[00:04:34] visit, Pietro Parolin held a mass in appear between 6 hours and 6 days after consuming
[00:04:37] these contaminated foods, Claudia, it is important that you take
[00:04:40] this into account so that you get attention if you detect it and regarding the other
[00:04:44] outbreak, cyclosporosis, right? Also a stomach disease,
[00:04:47] past, but beyond by the way, it continues to affect here, right? And putting Mexico in the spotlight, what has happened
[00:04:50] there? Yes, this was one of the first that set off alarms regarding
[00:04:54] the cyclosporosis outbreak. I tell you that the United States authorities
[00:04:58] Our Spanish-speaking staff will already report more than 25 confirmed cases and the investigation has been
[00:05:02] extended to 15 states
[00:05:05] new developments in other fires, the All Trail, the with Lexuga as the main focus of attention. Now this
[00:05:08] alert also extends to Mexico because part of this lettuce that is being
[00:05:12] presidency, on investigated. It was grown in Guanajuato. Added to this is
[00:05:16] that the Mexican health authorities have already confirmed
[00:05:19] 33 isolated cases in different states and assure
[00:05:23] that there is still no evidence of a local outbreak, but in a
[00:05:27] press conference, the Secretary of Health of Jalisco
[00:05:30] stated that these two cases reported in his state
[00:05:33] correspond to two adults who previously traveled to the United
[00:05:37] States to Canada and, as he explained, would have contracted the
[00:05:40] infection abroad. developing symptoms upon their return to
[00:05:44] Mexico. Claudia. Well, we are very attentive to whether responsibility is defined
[00:05:48] and that chain of cases is broken. Thank you, María. Of course. See you
[00:05:52] shortly. Before, breaking news. Look, they
[00:05:55] declared Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt. This is after the tense
[00:06:01] which Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer more than
[00:06:05] 100 questions about the origins of COVID-19 and the handling of the
[00:06:08] pandemic. Hours earlier it had been reported that the chairman of the committee
[00:06:12] investigating him, Republican Ron Johnson, had obtained a
[00:06:15] copy of the contents of Fauci's cell phone and it adds to more than 1
[00:06:19] pages of his personal diary also in the hands of that committee. The
[00:06:23] doctor's lawyer, who was a doctor in the Biden administration,
[00:06:26] assures that the measure is motivated by political interests
[00:06:29] and that it is nothing more than a personal
[00:06:31] vendetta.
[00:06:33] In immigration matters, a Mexican who was deported from
[00:06:37] Denver was found dead in Colombia. He was waiting for a U visa, but he was
[00:06:40] shot dead. Now his family is looking to bring his remains back. Natalie Zaez tells
[00:06:44] us what happened from Telemundo Colorado and spoke with the affected
[00:06:47] family. I called with the hope that
[00:06:50] now he would answer, son, please answer me,
[00:06:54] I said please, in tears
[00:06:57] and almost unable to speak, this is
[00:07:01] what she experienced after the disappearance and death of her son, who had
[00:07:04] traveled to Colombia, she says, to visit some friends. According
[00:07:08] to the Mexican embassy in Colombia, Luis Enrique died after receiving several
[00:07:12] gunshots. It was a regrettable
[00:07:15] news, really.
[00:07:18] This happened almost a year after he was deported to Mexico and he was in the
[00:07:22] process of obtaining his U visa to be able to return with his two
[00:07:25] children. If they hadn't deported my son, he would have been living
[00:07:28] here for 19 years.
[00:07:32] 19 years, a whole life, but not only is Luis Enrique's
[00:07:36] mother, 32 years old, who suffers this loss, but
[00:07:39] also the mother of Luis's son, who also regrets what happened,
[00:07:43] especially for her son, the most important thing for him were his
[00:07:47] children, Andy Taila, he loved
[00:07:50] his children, it didn't matter if he was at
[00:07:54] work, he would take them with him, Amilex explains that the Mexican embassy in
[00:07:57] Colombia was the one who contacted the family to inform them of the death, they
[00:08:01] told us that his body could not
[00:08:04] be identified because of the state of his body, they
[00:08:08] had to send fingerprints to Mexico and that's
[00:08:11] when they could identify him, but they have not received more
[00:08:14] details about how Luis Enrique died, so we contacted the
[00:08:18] Colombian Prosecutor's Office and the Mexican Embassy in Colombia and so far we have
[00:08:21] not received a response, meanwhile, the family is raising funds to
[00:08:25] repatriate his body and say a final
[00:08:29] goodbye, this unfortunately one never prepares
[00:08:32] for these situations,
[00:08:35] we thank you for sharing it here, on the other hand, there is another
[00:08:38] family that is also going through a very bad time, they are in mourning for the death by shooting of
[00:08:42] two brothers at the hands of their neighbor, Maliki
[00:08:45] Perales, 11 years old, and Drayen Quiroz, 20, who died, they were
[00:08:49] outside their house in San Antonio, when
[00:08:53] the victims says that they were attacked while they were parking their vehicle.
[00:09:12] It is the pain of a father, yes, the authorities say that there was no
[00:09:16] conflict between the families, nor was there any provocation for the attack, they believe
[00:09:20] that the suspect Daniel Perez, 40 years old, suffered a mental
[00:09:23] health crisis, he is now arrested and faces six criminal
[00:09:27] charges and that includes capital murder. Continuing through
[00:09:31] Texas, there is a community in San Antonio that gathered at night to remember a
[00:09:35] 2-year-old girl, Ariana Treviño Martínez, she was found dead
[00:09:38] recently, workers are
[00:09:42] investigating and seeking to reconstruct the last moments of
[00:09:45] her life and for that they are reviewing surveillance footage
[00:09:49] that shows the girl walking alone from her house to a nearby
[00:09:52] stream, her body was found hours after she was reported
[00:09:56] missing, the cause of her death has not yet been
[00:09:59] confirmed. Changing the subject, we update you on the
[00:10:03] fires in Washington state, look that hundreds of firefighters are working more than
[00:10:07] usual, long shifts of up to 16 hours, all to
[00:10:10] combat the Spawkan complex fire. According to the
[00:10:14] authorities, there are also
[00:10:17] Autom Lane. These are 13% contained, while the
[00:10:21] Fairview is 5% contained, according to the latest
[00:10:25] reports: there have been no fatalities, but there are
[00:10:28] thousands affected, 67,000 evacuated and more than
[00:10:31] 10,500 acres burned and there are already
[00:10:34] 850 structures destroyed in that
[00:10:37] area. It is important that we look at how
[00:10:40] the weather affects there and Joseph Martinez is
[00:10:43] aware of that and the rest of the country, good morning. Good
[00:10:47] morning again, for this Thursday extreme heat continues to affect the
[00:10:51] west and southwest of the country, we have heat warnings in
[00:10:54] cities like Seattle, also Portland and those extreme heat
[00:10:57] warnings continue for the deserts in southern California, these warnings also
[00:11:01] include Las Vegas and Phoenix, since temperatures in this southwest
[00:11:05] part can be fluctuating between 110 to
[00:11:08] 120 degrees. See the forecast for maximum temperatures today in the
[00:11:12] afternoon 111 Las Vegas, 108 for
[00:11:15] Phoenix, 101 for Albuquerque, even three digits also
[00:11:19] in northern Texas and on the weekend there is no relief from Sunday to
[00:11:22] Tuesday, those maximum temperatures in the southwest continue above
[00:11:26] 105 degrees. These high temperatures
[00:11:29] also aggravate the drought, we see here that Colorado,
[00:11:33] New Mexico, Utah also the Arizona
[00:11:37] area continue under extreme drought levels. This heat and
[00:11:40] lack of rain are accentuating the problem of forest
[00:11:44] fires in the northwest of the country. Those fires continue in
[00:11:47] Washington and Oregon, spreading those particles and deteriorating
[00:11:51] air quality. It has been a very dry summer. And
[00:11:55] in fact, also quite warm from the Denver
[00:11:58] area to that northwestern region, so you have an idea,
[00:12:02] the city of Denver is experiencing one of the hottest
[00:12:05] summers on record, as of today, this 2026 is placed
[00:12:09] as the fourth hottest summer and as we can
[00:12:13] see all the hottest summers in that city in Colorado have occurred
[00:12:17] recently since 2012, we continue with
[00:12:20] more, another reflection of the climate emergency, thank you Joseph Martinez for that
[00:12:23] report this morning that... you accompanied us, we'll see you
[00:12:27] again, of course, in the coming days, now we talk about
[00:12:30] this that the United States recently announced, rewards of
[00:12:33] more than 100 million dollars for information on the leaders of the Jalisco
[00:12:36] New Generation cartel. In addition, the Department of Justice
[00:12:40] filed formal charges against five leaders of this criminal
[00:12:43] organization, five new profiles about which Cristina Londoño
[00:12:47] tells us more. This is an unprecedented
[00:12:50] offensive against the Jalisco New Generation cartel. The Department
[00:12:54] of Justice targeted with formal charges of serious
[00:12:58] crimes the alleged new leadership of the organization
[00:13:01] after the death of El Mencho. Among them are
[00:13:05] family, his stepson, Juan Carlos Valencia González, alias
[00:13:08] El Pelón, who appears as the current leader for whom they offer
[00:13:14] they offered for El Mencho. His son-in-law Julio
[00:13:16] Alberto Castillo Rodríguez, alias El Chorro, and Gonzalo Mendoza
[00:13:20] Gaetán, El Sapo, identified as his godson. They were
[00:13:24] also accused.
[00:13:34] evidently of causing fractures in the inner circle of collaborators
[00:13:37] of these leaders, of these leaderships to make them
[00:13:41] inform. The acting Attorney General explained the
[00:13:45] magnitude of the charges they
[00:13:46] face.
[00:14:04] Adding today's rewards to previous ones, the United States already has
[00:14:08] more than 100 million dollars on the table
[00:14:11] to dismantle the Jalisco New Generation cartel, which was
[00:14:15] designated as a foreign terrorist organization.
[00:14:18] It is also a kind of shield to
[00:14:22] inhibit public security corporations, that is, criminal
[00:14:26] investigation agents, police officers, military
[00:14:29] personnel, marines, army, national guard,
[00:14:33] who are focused on the arrest of Juan Carlos Valencia, from succumbing
[00:14:37] to bribes that they could
[00:14:40] receive to prevent his capture or to give them information about
[00:14:43] an arrest operation. Cristina Londoño, Noticias
[00:14:47] Telemundo. Thank you, Cristina, we continue through Mexico to
[00:14:50] talk about the Secretary of State of the Vatican who was there and recognized
[00:14:54] the work of the mothers searching for the disappeared. On his
[00:14:59] the Basilica of Guadalupe in which he spoke of the arduous work of those who have lost
[00:15:03] their loved ones due to crime in that country. The government has
[00:15:07] documented about 130,000 people, but it is believed that there may be
[00:15:10] more. Subsequently, he met with President Claudia
[00:15:13] Shembown, but they did not talk about the disappeared, it was to talk about artificial
[00:15:17] intelligence and the call for peace. And the United
[00:15:20] States suspended avocado inspections from Michoacán,
[00:15:24] Mexico, due to a security alert, the embassy did not
[00:15:27] specify what threat, but the governor of Michoacán Alfredo Ramírez
[00:15:30] Bedoya said it is to protect American workers
[00:15:34] after recent arrests linked to extortion. And how does
[00:15:38] that affect you? Well, it can delay or temporarily stop
[00:15:41] the shipment of avocados that reach us here. Similar interruptions
[00:15:45] have occurred in the last 4 years. Michoacán has at least four cartels
[00:15:48] designated as terrorists by the Trump administration.
[00:15:51] Insecurity, a topic that particularly affects
[00:15:55] that area. Shortly we will talk about other topics, it's Thursday, commitment with the
[00:15:59] Immigration lawyer, Katia Quiroz, who is there, always at the forefront to answer
[00:16:02] you and of course address current issues. Immediately the questions
[00:16:06] you send us.
[00:16:08] Latino military personnel speak with Noticias Telemundo in a special report,
[00:16:12] they say that while they risk their lives for the United States, their families face the
[00:16:16] threat of deportation, we delve into their stories and
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[00:18:35] A man received help from some officers
[00:18:37] when some bees were attacking him, the images we see are from body
[00:18:40] cameras of the Texas police, the person was
[00:18:44] disabled and was working in his garden when suddenly bees from an
[00:18:47] empty lot swarmed towards him, the police
[00:18:50] carried him, put him in a vehicle and then covered him with a
[00:18:53] blanket, experts say that if you find yourself
[00:18:57] in a situation like this, an attack of this type and you can do it, get into a
[00:19:01] house or a car and above all avoid throwing
[00:19:04] water. In Massachusetts, the governor
[00:19:08] enacted a law that prohibits ICE from conducting operations in schools, hospitals,
[00:19:11] courthouses and other public buildings. The state
[00:19:15] law known as the Protect Act, also prohibits police
[00:19:19] departments from collaborating with ICE agents there. Governor
[00:19:22] Maura Healey assures that her state now offers
[00:19:26] better protections than they can have for
[00:19:29] immigrants.
[00:19:31] By the way, since we are on the subject, the detentions, the deportations of the
[00:19:35] Trump administration have not only separated families. They have even caused
[00:19:38] deaths, they have also caused an increase in prices of goods and
[00:19:42] services and some are calling it the ICE tax. Javier Vega
[00:19:46] tells us more about what a study analyzes.
[00:19:50] Immigration operations not only affect migrant communities,
[00:19:55] the increase in prices in the country. This is the conclusion of a report prepared by the
[00:19:59] American's Voice organization that calls for an end to what it calls the
[00:20:02] ICE tax. With this report we are showing that there is a
[00:20:06] cost. services, there is a cost
[00:20:09] in basic products also there is a cost for small
[00:20:12] businesses, the raids, the study says, estimate during months the
[00:20:16] economy of entire communities with 668 thousand
[00:20:20] jobs lost in 2025 in the cities where
[00:20:23] there were ICE operations, in the market
[00:20:26] also affected are the products that depend more on migrant
[00:20:29] labor, products that rose above the inflation level and that do not come
[00:20:32] from outside, that were grown in American fields were identified.
[00:20:36] This is where seven out of 10
[00:20:39] workers are immigrants, among them lettuce
[00:20:42] with an increase of more than 30%, in addition to milk and
[00:20:46] fruits such as apples and citrus. Sometimes it arrives late
[00:20:49] here because there is not as much labor as before
[00:20:52] Jesus has been selling fruits and vegetables for 25 years in the nation's
[00:20:56] capital, we try to give the best prices we
[00:21:00] can, but it's difficult, it's difficult, that's why sometimes
[00:21:04] businesses are very slow right now, the fear of operations has also hit
[00:21:07] real estate, with construction permits down and
[00:21:11] fewer available workers, cases have been found
[00:21:15] in which in the middle of construction half of the staff has left,
[00:21:19] they have had to deliver the product in December instead of
[00:21:22] January, I mean months, for this reason, according
[00:21:26] to America's Voice, the cost of a new house has risen about $1000 in
[00:21:30] the northeastern states of the country, the report has not
[00:21:33] commented so far, with a historic record of 51 thousand arrests in
[00:21:36] July, the situation could worsen and with it,
[00:21:39] now it is known that the blow to the pocket as well, in Washington Javier
[00:21:43] Vega, Noticias Telemundo, I
[00:21:47] tell you now that some airlines say they are opposing ICE operations
[00:21:50] at airports, the arrests of travelers with expired visas or pending
[00:21:54] procedures have generated complaints about security and protocols, there are many
[00:21:57] questions, that according to information published this morning by the
[00:22:01] Wall Street Journal, airlines like Southwest say they have
[00:22:04] tried to prevent these situations in at least six occasions that
[00:22:08] they ask for documentation from police personnel before sharing any
[00:22:12] information about their clients and others like JetBlue
[00:22:15] assure that they do not collect immigration data. On
[00:22:18] this topic, we will delve deeper with lawyer Katia Quiroz to explain to us and
[00:22:22] clarify as much as possible, good morning lawyer, good
[00:22:26] morning, thank you for being here, listen, for some airlines to say that
[00:22:29] they are against this, that they are talking to DHS, can it really
[00:22:33] stop this type of arrests at airports? In
[00:22:36] no way, airlines really, whether they help or
[00:22:40] not is irrelevant, the government
[00:22:42] has the power, the authority to make the
[00:22:45] arrests it wants inside the airport. In your
[00:22:49] home, that precisely leads us to see images
[00:22:52] like this that for some may seem contradictory, seeing videos
[00:22:55] like the one published by the Lulac organization,
[00:22:59] no? That recorded the arrest of an immigrant in Miami who came
[00:23:03] by plane, landed from Austin, the flight was American by
[00:23:06] the way, and they announced him. What rights does someone who finds
[00:23:09] themselves in a situation like that have? Despite the fact that, as
[00:23:13] you say, the federal authority is at home. Well,
[00:23:17] they have the right to due process. What does
[00:23:21] that mean? I have the right, my constitutional rights, I can
[00:23:24] say, I don't sign anything, I don't say anything, I want to see a
[00:23:27] judge, they can't force me to sign
[00:23:31] a voluntary departure,
[00:23:34] I have the right to a lawyer, all of that is still my
[00:23:37] right, even if I am at the airport, so
[00:23:41] we must remain calm, because running away
[00:23:45] or fighting for them to detain us, helps us,
[00:23:48] puts us in a worse situation. Thank you, lawyer, and by the way, remind
[00:23:52] people how ICE can obtain everyone's data and
[00:23:56] if they detect that they are not under the status that
[00:23:58] corresponds or are in a limbo, they can end up
[00:24:02] arrested. When one enters
[00:24:05] an airport and buys a ticket, not only
[00:24:09] are you dealing with the airline,
[00:24:12] you are also dealing with the TSA which is
[00:24:15] a government office in charge of guarding the
[00:24:19] airports. This office is a federal government office,
[00:24:23] they are the ones who are sharing information with
[00:24:26] ICE and with the border patrol.
[00:24:29] Yes, some collaborations have been detected and above all they have increased, leading
[00:24:33] to those 20 or 40 daily arrests that we are documenting now
[00:24:37] unlike the past 10, lawyer, we
[00:24:40] thank you very much, we know that there are other pending questions to resolve from the people who
[00:24:43] have contacted us, especially by WhatsApp. We also know that many write to you on your
[00:24:47] Instagram, right? That's right, there, migrating with
[00:24:51] Katia, that's how you'll find her, and soon, of course, we'll be back with
[00:24:54] you and we have more news, a special report from Noticias
[00:24:57] Telemundo where we will learn about the cases of Latino military personnel who have
[00:25:01] family members detained and under threat of deportation, they say they felt
[00:25:05] betrayed because even in some cases they joined the army in search of regularizing the
[00:25:09] situation of their loved ones.
[00:25:12] The president of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, rules out the controversial plan to
[00:25:16] incorporate private capital in the main competitions, we tell you
[00:25:19] that... an urgent meeting was held in Morocco, Morocco which, by
[00:25:23] the way, is hosting the next World Cup and in minutes
[00:25:26] you will hear part of the cast of 100 Years of Solitude regarding the premiere of the second
[00:25:30] part,
[00:25:36] good morning, it's 7:25 in the morning, thank you for
[00:25:39] starting your Thursday with us, I'm Arlen Fernández, the
[00:25:43] authorities in San Jose are investigating a series of robberies that have
[00:25:46] affected 12 establishments, the robberies occurred on Monday.
[00:25:56] According to owners, there have been robberies before,
[00:25:59] several people are displaced
[00:26:03] the city of San Francisco, it occurred in a three-story
[00:26:06] residential building in Philmore in Alam Square.
[00:26:10] Firefighters reported that 18 people had to be rescued from the
[00:26:14] second and third floor. The fire started shortly before
[00:26:17] 2 in the morning, and so far no injuries have been reported and
[00:26:21] people are advised to avoid the area due to the presence of
[00:26:24] emergency vehicles. The cause of the incident is still under
[00:26:28] investigation. And Stanford University ended its
[00:26:31] contract with the... company safety because it shared
[00:26:35] information obtained through license plate reader cameras known
[00:26:38] as flock cameras with federal agencies, now the
[00:26:42] educational institution is working with genetic cloudrunner,
[00:26:46] authorities reported that the images of the vehicles will
[00:26:49] be stored on a server to which no company will have access, the
[00:26:53] university will only be able to see the information, which
[00:26:56] will eventually be deleted. We are going
[00:26:59] on a break and we will return with the traffic and the... temperatures, we
[00:27:03] will be back. Friends of the Bay
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[00:28:10] Francisco, Bay Area there you have the live image
[00:28:14] of Trans American in that city which at this moment has
[00:28:18] 60 degrees Fahrenheit, the highs for San Francisco today
[00:28:21] will be 68 degrees and now
[00:28:25] how about we see Highway 101, that's at the height of the
[00:28:28] city of San Jose which at this moment has 62 degrees.
[00:28:32] And the highs today for this city will be 87, we
[00:28:36] are getting a little relief from that intense heat that we have had
[00:28:39] previously, how about we see now, how it is, there
[00:28:43] you have it, this is Oakland, the
[00:28:47] Interstate 80, Oakland will have today maximum
[00:28:50] temperatures of 72 degrees, right now
[00:28:53] working for you from Palo Alto, I'm Jessica Gallegos, Telemundo
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[00:31:00] Tuesday 7:6
[00:31:07] How are you, are you watching Noticias Telemundo now? These are the five most
[00:31:11] important news items this Thursday: one, confirmed salmonella cases are rising in the
[00:31:15] country, more than 300 are reported in 27
[00:31:18] states and the Qdoba restaurant chain is preventively recalling
[00:31:21] jalapeños from its establishments. Chipotle
[00:31:25] made the same decision, we tell you here. Authorities are now
[00:31:28] investigating the jalapeños distributed and that came from Sinaloa,
[00:31:31] Mexico. Two. Several airlines speak out against ICE immigration
[00:31:35] operations on planes and airports. They express security
[00:31:38] concerns, both for passengers and for their employees, due to the increase in
[00:31:42] arrests at air terminals. Three
[00:31:46] Hispanic military personnel serving in the United States Armed Forces speak
[00:31:50] in a special report from Noticias Telemundo, they say they feel betrayed by the
[00:31:53] possibility of their families being deported, they feel that the government
[00:31:57] broke a promise made when recruiting them. Four,
[00:32:01] the Vatican Secretary of State Pietro Parolín expressed his closeness to the
[00:32:05] mothers searching for the disappeared in Mexico. In this official
[00:32:09] visit and during a mass celebrated in the Basilica of Guadalupe, he highlighted their
[00:32:12] perseverance and determination.
[00:32:15] Five: in Washington state, firefighters work long shifts, up to
[00:32:19] 16 hours, fighting fires that have so far ravaged more than
[00:32:22] 10,500 acres, they count 850 structures destroyed
[00:32:26] and 67 residents
[00:32:29] displaced.
[00:32:33] many of them homes that have been
[00:32:36] affected, destroyed, I insist in many cases, there were 700, now we are talking
[00:32:40] about more than 800, that's why we are still very focused on that, thanks
[00:32:44] to those who tune in from Washington as well as those who are staying in
[00:32:48] shelters, we are still very aware of the case, also information about
[00:32:51] immigration, of course, on Thursdays we connect with lawyer Katia Quiroz and
[00:32:55] many people already make it a habit and you too, if not, do it, connect to the
[00:32:59] Noticias Telemundo WhatsApp channel there they tell us what the lawyer wants
[00:33:03] her to answer, we are ready lawyer.
[00:33:06] We are ready, thank you, look, the first question comes from
[00:33:09] Raúl, he says how easy or what do you have to
[00:33:12] do to bring a girlfriend from Colombia and
[00:33:15] get married, well, the fiancé visa process
[00:33:19] is one where first the American citizen applies for the
[00:33:22] visa at the immigration office and has to
[00:33:25] say: this is my girlfriend, I am in love, I have seen her at least
[00:33:29] once in the last 2 years and I want to get married,
[00:33:33] so let her come so we can get married. After
[00:33:37] the visa is approved, it is sent to the embassy in
[00:33:40] Colombia and the embassy calls the girlfriend for an
[00:33:44] interview to make sure first that the girlfriend is really the
[00:33:47] girlfriend who is in love with him and second that
[00:33:50] she qualifies, that she has not committed any error that prevents
[00:33:54] her from coming to the United States, then she enters and they have 90
[00:33:57] days to get married. Perfect, thanks for the clarification and good luck to the
[00:34:01] couple. Vivi asks, and well, first she explains, if I'm going to leave the
[00:34:05] country and my green card has expired and I have an extension letter, can I
[00:34:09] re-enter the United States without problem? That's
[00:34:12] right, you have to travel with your passport, your expired
[00:34:15] green card and your extension letter.
[00:34:18] Tatiana tells us: are the procedures for Cubans
[00:34:22] awaiting residency still paused? That is her question. It's
[00:34:25] supposed to not be, it's supposed that the government has already told us that they are already
[00:34:29] reviewing the cases again, so we are waiting, everything in
[00:34:33] immigration is very slow, so we have to wait patiently.
[00:34:36] Without a doubt, all we can do is be patient. Look, here's another comment
[00:34:40] that comes from a user who identifies himself only with an emoji and
[00:34:44] asks what... an affirmative asylum applicant has to do if they filed
[00:34:47] their case more than 3 years ago, if they are stopped
[00:34:50] by immigration agents, they
[00:34:53] have to be ready to present their case
[00:34:57] before an immigration judge, many of the people with pending
[00:35:01] asylum cases who have been detained once
[00:35:04] they are detained, they are put into
[00:35:07] deportation proceedings, so they will no longer be able
[00:35:10] to present their case with the asylum officer but will have
[00:35:13] to present it before the... Thank you very much, look, here is another
[00:35:17] question that comes to us from Sol Rivas, she asks if
[00:35:21] she needs a lawyer to strengthen her asylum case
[00:35:24] or if she can do it herself before
[00:35:26] USCIS? By no means, I recommend that you do
[00:35:30] it alone, it would be best if you had a lawyer to
[00:35:34] review your entire application, to review
[00:35:37] all your evidence, to be able to present your case in the
[00:35:41] best way so that the asylum officer has no problem in...
[00:35:45] finding that you do qualify,
[00:35:47] definitely no immigration process these days is something that
[00:35:51] you can do by yourself, well, it's important that the lawyer clarifies it for those who
[00:35:55] say, well, you're a lawyer, obviously you're going to tell me that you need a lawyer's help,
[00:35:59] no, but the reality is that it has evolved a lot in the way things
[00:36:03] are being handled, right? It's important to emphasize that, that's right,
[00:36:07] that's right, these are different times and I appreciate you sharing all
[00:36:11] that information here through Noticias Telemundo and we'll see you next week.
[00:36:16] Until next time, thank you
[00:36:19] and thank you for your trust, more questions that we will continue to answer in the
[00:36:23] coming days. In recent months, cases of
[00:36:26] military personnel who resort to social networks for help have increased, they tell their
[00:36:30] cases that their families were detained, according to
[00:36:33] information documented by the news agency AP, we are talking about at least 50
[00:36:37] families of military personnel affected by the tightening of current immigration
[00:36:41] policy, and look, Ana Gilmara Bilches from the
[00:36:44] denoticiastelemundo.com team has several testimonies, she spoke with sergeants
[00:36:48] whose wives are detained.
[00:36:52] I love you very much, okay, amen, very
[00:36:55] much, I'm doing everything
[00:36:58] possible for you to get out of there. For a month now, Sergeant
[00:37:01] Alexis Caramillo has been fighting a battle on several fronts. He is fighting for
[00:37:05] his wife Maisa to be released from a detention center while he takes
[00:37:09] care of his son and fulfills his military responsibilities
[00:37:12] at Fort Polk Louisiana. To
[00:37:15] achieve this, he had to request an administrative leave from
[00:37:19] work. All day long talking about how it has affected me. I can't
[00:37:22] be calm. Unfortunately, it's not just
[00:37:26] me, I have a 5-year-old child who
[00:37:29] needs his mother, after more than a decade in the army, he thought that
[00:37:33] marrying Maisa last year would protect her, but in early
[00:37:37] July the 32-year-old Brazilian immigrant
[00:37:40] was detained at an immigration appointment, I gave her a
[00:37:44] shot, I was so scared that I
[00:37:47] couldn't react to anything, they simply told me that I was
[00:37:51] arrested, although the Trump administration
[00:37:54] still attracts Latino recruits with the promise of... immigration
[00:37:58] status for them and their families, more than
[00:38:01] 50 parents, mothers and partners of active military personnel and
[00:38:05] veterans have been arrested by ICE, according to the AP
[00:38:09] agency.
[00:38:11] Sergeant Edar Turcios saw his wife Christie
[00:38:15] Villafranca being detained when they were driving together in the car with their daughter, since
[00:38:19] July 11 she has been held at Camp ICE
[00:38:22] Montana, a center on the same base where he serves
[00:38:26] in Texas. I can only see her for an hour through
[00:38:29] a window so there is no physical contact, you can't even
[00:38:33] hug because well, it's not
[00:38:36] allowed, I don't feel it's fair that by
[00:38:40] serving this country they don't give us
[00:38:43] an opportunity to fix her status. DHS
[00:38:47] told Noticias Telemundo that having a family member in the armed forces is not
[00:38:50] a free pass to violate laws. Regarding
[00:38:54] the wives of Jaramillo and Turcios, he assured that they
[00:38:58] will remain in ICE custody because they face prior deportation
[00:39:01] orders, when a soldier is worried because his wife or
[00:39:05] husband may be detained, that
[00:39:08] worry doesn't stay at home, it reaches
[00:39:11] work, it reaches the mission of each military member and military families are
[00:39:14] part of the preparation and security of our nation.
[00:39:18] Other members of the armed forces told Noticias
[00:39:21] Telemundo they felt betrayed by the country they
[00:39:24] serve. Family members demand that their
[00:39:27] sacrifice be valued. Ana Gilmara, thank you for presenting your
[00:39:31] testimonies and for being here this morning. No, thank you for having me and I would also like to tell you
[00:39:35] that I did this story with my colleague Marina Franco who
[00:39:39] is in Mexico, so it's a collaborative story. Yes, that helps
[00:39:42] to understand from different perspectives and with all these testimonies and and to be able
[00:39:46] to present them to you in the best way, which by the way, you can see the full report
[00:39:50] with the QR code on our website, to delve deeper into the
[00:39:54] reasons, Ana Gilmara, of what they explain, no, that is, why not?
[00:39:57] simply that they want a benefit no, no,
[00:40:00] the military personnel we spoke with are very respectful of the
[00:40:03] law and say by no means are we
[00:40:06] trying to skip steps, uh, what we want
[00:40:10] is simply access to due process and for their
[00:40:14] family members to be released so that they can complete everything
[00:40:17] that is missing from that process together with their families, because
[00:40:21] they clarify that family is the pillar of the soldier and said
[00:40:25] eh in one of the interviews behind every
[00:40:28] soldier there is a family, whether mother, father, brother or
[00:40:32] wife, it is important to humanize them and understand those reasons that lead them
[00:40:36] to even make the decision, right? Because they make the decision for them, you told
[00:40:39] me that too, right? Yes, yes, many of them noted, mainly Latinos
[00:40:43] who are very family-oriented, that sometimes they
[00:40:46] joined the armed forces to be able to obtain status for their
[00:40:50] family, thinking of others, thank you for that report, we are still waiting
[00:40:53] then, thank you and if you have any testimony to share,
[00:40:56] you are welcome, you know, the team on our networks, now the war precisely
[00:41:00] there where thousands of elements are deployed, the Pentagon held
[00:41:04] a crisis meeting because they have elements, yes, but a shortage of
[00:41:07] weapons in the war, after the president expressed his
[00:41:10] frustration with this situation in a call that the meeting takes place, the
[00:41:14] lack of weapons is one of the factors that influence the decision not to expand
[00:41:18] the attacks in Iran, this was confirmed by sources to
[00:41:21] NBC, NBC News, however, the White House dismissed
[00:41:25] that there was a crisis meeting and the Secretary of Defense publicly has
[00:41:28] denied that they are facing a shortage of ammunition
[00:41:32] and I also tell you that Iran and the United States meanwhile are affirming
[00:41:36] that there is an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz very close.
[00:41:42] the final phase of this agreement that they intend
[00:41:45] this week, in the coming days, and that could reopen the
[00:41:49] maritime route through which before the war a fifth of the world's oil
[00:41:52] passed and alleviate global economic pressure, this agreement would depend
[00:41:56] however on the United States lifting the blockade on Iranian
[00:42:00] ports. More news, let's go to Los Angeles,
[00:42:03] Sandra, Onil, Grecia Carrillo, nice to see you as every day, what do you tell
[00:42:07] us today, hello, how are you, Claudia, good morning to you too. Also to all the audience
[00:42:11] of Telemundo, we have a lot of information from Los Angeles, of course, let's start with this
[00:42:14] case, this morning the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department detective
[00:42:18] who was shot during an investigation in Little Rock in the Antelope
[00:42:22] Valley continues to recover in a hospital, the agent
[00:42:26] returned fire against a suspect who died in the
[00:42:28] confrontation, the officer was transported by helicopter to a hospital and
[00:42:32] according to recent reports remains in stable condition, the
[00:42:35] investigation of the case continues.
[00:42:39] Health authorities. California confirmed the second death in the state due
[00:42:42] to the West Nile virus, this year 2026, the identity of the
[00:42:46] victim has not been revealed, it is only known that he was a
[00:42:49] resident of Glenn County, located about 150 miles north
[00:42:53] of San Francisco. This disease is mainly transmitted
[00:42:57] through mosquito bites and experts ask for extreme
[00:43:01] precautions.
[00:43:03] And pay close attention to this: new parents in California will now be able to receive
[00:43:06] 400 free diapers when leaving participating hospitals,
[00:43:10] thanks to the Golden State Start program, promoted by Governor
[00:43:13] Gavin Newsom. The initiative, the first of its kind in the country, began to
[00:43:17] be distributed in hospitals in Southern California and seeks to alleviate family expenses that
[00:43:21] currently exceed $100 per month per baby in
[00:43:24] diapers. Wow, imagine that up to 40 million diapers will be distributed in
[00:43:28] 2026, and the program was initially focused on families
[00:43:32] who are part of Medical, but now it has also been extended, a great help that
[00:43:36] thousands of families also need here in the Golden State. And now
[00:43:40] we're going to leave even happier, right, those who have babies in the hospital
[00:43:44] because, well, it's a very expensive expense, then besides
[00:43:47] many diapers are expensive, exactly, I think it's one of the most
[00:43:51] needed products when you're a parent, right, with your baby, definitively that adds
[00:43:55] to all that happiness of new parents, very good and that's all we have from Los
[00:43:58] Angeles, now we return with you Claudia, I love that honesty in your words
[00:44:02] and that experience as a mother, Sandra, thank you, greetings also to you
[00:44:06] Grecia, let's go to Chicago, Mariana Reyes, good to see you too, what do you have
[00:44:10] to tell us from there, go ahead,
[00:44:13] how are you, I greet you from Chicago to tell you that the city's public
[00:44:17] schools will inform parents tonight
[00:44:20] about the budgetary problems the district is facing, the budget that was
[00:44:24] recently approved will depend on funds that are not
[00:44:28] yet guaranteed, school officials hope to obtain more resources from the
[00:44:31] state, they assure that controlling expenses will be
[00:44:35] key while that financing arrives. The virtual
[00:44:38] seminar begins at 6 in the afternoon, there parents can
[00:44:42] register at CPS.edu
[00:44:45] to participate in this important meeting before the school
[00:44:49] year begins. Well, in Dolton, the Board of Directors has voted in favor of changing the
[00:44:52] curfew and establishing a fine for those who do not comply. The
[00:44:56] objective is to control these massive gatherings of teenagers that sometimes
[00:44:59] end in violent disturbances. Before, the curfew
[00:45:03] for minors under 18 was at 11 at night, now it will
[00:45:06] be at 9 and the fine could range from
[00:45:10] $250 to $2,500.
[00:45:13] Let's move on to another topic: thousands of students are preparing to return to
[00:45:19] students of Gary in our neighboring state of Indiana and before the start of the school
[00:45:22] year, health authorities are recommending parents to
[00:45:26] make sure their children have their vaccinations up to date. In addition,
[00:45:30] Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois is
[00:45:33] offering free immunizations for students without health
[00:45:37] insurance as part of the care program. The
[00:45:40] mobile clinic will be present at back-to-school events
[00:45:44] throughout the month, if you want to know the locations you can
[00:45:47] visit the website of Blue Cross Blue Shield of
[00:45:50] Illinois to get this information and well, in this
[00:45:54] countdown, almost at the end of summer, we put an
[00:45:58] end to this round of news from the Midwest, I'm Mariana Reyes, I'll go back with
[00:46:02] you to the studio, thank you Mariana, yes, well, there's still the last part, but a few
[00:46:06] more weeks we can still enjoy, let's go to sports,
[00:46:08] sports information. Because FIFA is still in the eye of the storm,
[00:46:12] it apologized for the way the failed plan to sell
[00:46:16] shares for the World Cup was handled, and in which President Trump's son-in-law was involved.
[00:46:20] Despite this, at an emergency meeting in Morocco, which by the way is
[00:46:24] hosting, along with Spain and Portugal, the next World Cup, the
[00:46:27] leaders of world football reaffirmed their full support for
[00:46:31] Infantino's presidency, there they acknowledged that there were errors and that
[00:46:35] the plans to create a fundTELEVISION NEWS TRANSCRIPT: investor should have been
[00:46:38] managed in a different way.
[00:46:40] FIFA tries to present a united front in the face of this turbulence
[00:46:44] caused by Infantino's plans, but there have been some
[00:46:47] who continue to ask him to leave the
[00:46:52] the... field, a lot has happened, the kick, Alejandro
[00:46:55] Ivero will tell us now, good morning,
[00:46:59] hello colleagues, it's a pleasure to greet you and wish you a good morning, we have already arrived
[00:47:03] Alejandro Berry, Verónica Rodríguez with the
[00:47:07] the Lix Cup day and with a great debut for Inter Miami and especially
[00:47:11] for Lionel Messi, good morning to all, Vero, yes, a cascade
[00:47:15] of goals in Inter Miami's debut in this League Cup against
[00:47:20] review each and every one of the...
[00:47:22] annotations,
[00:47:29] very early in the match, this header by David Rodríguez from
[00:47:32] Atlético de San Luis would already put the Liga MX team
[00:47:36] ahead, in the 11th minute, Allen
[00:47:39] from the left will send in this dangerous cross, Messi arrives to close
[00:47:43] the pincer and the Argentine scored the equalizer one to
[00:47:47] one, then look there they put it to the
[00:47:50] Venezuelan Segovia to...
[00:47:56] make it 2-1 for the Herons and in the 44th minute, the same formula as before from Allen to
[00:47:59] Messi and from Messi to in, a good match from the
[00:48:02] Argentine, he is returning after his post-World Cup
[00:48:05] vacations but Lionel Messi is looking good, he
[00:48:09] receives almost on the edge of the small area and resolves before the goalkeeper's
[00:48:13] exit, the match was stopped for a moment due to rain but then
[00:48:16] actions resumed, Micael the Brazilian would make it
[00:48:21] team. Messi's pass, if he doesn't score them, he sets them up, so two goals
[00:48:25] for Messi and one assist, and this is a great goal in the 50th minute by
[00:48:29] Rafa Llorente, this Spanish player who came from
[00:48:32] Atlético Madrid B to Atlético San
[00:48:35] Luis, they have,
[00:48:38] let's say, the same institution
[00:48:42] and this facilitates the transfer of this type of players, no, Messi
[00:48:46] named, of course, man of the match MVP with these two goals and one assist, a great
[00:48:49] match from the Argentine and a very good victory for Inter Miami to
[00:48:53] start on the right foot in this League Cup and how could it not be after
[00:48:56] his brace, the next team that Inter Miami will face will be
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[00:49:07] shortly you will hear part of the cast of 100 Years of Solitude, you
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[00:55:57] what was promised was debt, that the second part, 100 years of
[00:56:00] solitude, of 100 years of solitude, has already premiered, so I have a plan for this weekend, it's
[00:56:04] that it already premiered on Netflix
[00:56:07] this adaptation of 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel García
[00:56:11] Márquez and this series takes us to the magical world
[00:56:15] of Macondo, it is full of power, ambition, love and many
[00:56:19] things, but above all solitude, let's see
[00:56:21] and
[00:56:24] Macondo, 100 Years of Solitude
[00:56:27] returns with a second part that takes us back to the universe of
[00:56:31] Macondo, the Buendía family and those stories where
[00:56:35] love, memory and solitude mix,
[00:56:38] in this new installment, the characters face great
[00:56:41] changes, the arrival of progress,
[00:56:45] new conflicts, equality for all and a
[00:56:48] destiny marked by the decisions of the
[00:56:52] fantasy, this series also talks about something very
[00:56:55] human, the search for connection in a world that today
[00:56:59] seems to be more connected than ever, sometimes one can be surrounded
[00:57:03] by people and inside one feels... really alone and I think that is a
[00:57:07] very beautiful message from this series, because all these
[00:57:10] characters at the end of the day are very lonely characters,
[00:57:13] so I think the theme of solitude, uh...
[00:57:17] beyond being literal, I feel that it touches
[00:57:21] one a lot, welcome the United family, the
[00:57:25] actors Julian Román, Ángela Cano and Carla
[00:57:28] Barata tell how it was the challenge of interpreting such
[00:57:32] complex characters, while discovering the solitude behind each
[00:57:36] one of them, this destruction of Macondo with the
[00:57:39] rains, with everything that begins to happen also happens to the characters
[00:57:43] in their costumes in their
[00:57:46] souls, so. So, uh, the work, we
[00:57:49] were talking about it now, it was very interesting for us because well one day
[00:57:54] the middle of the town that was beautiful and a
[00:57:58] week later we were filming again and the town was flooded
[00:58:01] and that helped us, I'm sure, the actors to
[00:58:05] get into the mood of this decadence that
[00:58:08] Macondo begins to have. For me
[00:58:12] the journey and evolution, for
[00:58:15] example, of age
[00:58:18] was very interesting how to live, but the
[00:58:22] misery, how to embody misery, hunger,
[00:58:25] like all that decadence that begins, yes, with what Juli said,
[00:58:28] with the rains, the flood, it was also
[00:58:32] very, how to say it, very
[00:58:35] sensitive
[00:58:37] to see, to
[00:58:39] embody it, produced by Dynamo, filmed in the landscapes of
[00:58:42] Magdalena, Boyacá, Cundinamarca and Tolima, this
[00:58:46] new installment brings together a great
[00:58:49] cast to bring the audience one of Gabriel
[00:58:53] García Márquez's most universal works, it really was a perfect
[00:58:57] alignment of the stars to make this wonderful
[00:59:00] season, so you are all invited
[00:59:02] to enjoy it,
[00:59:10] oh second part, second part, but the first
[00:59:14] seven episodes are already available on Netflix. And
[00:59:17] it shows the transformation and decadence of Macondo, the arrival of the
[00:59:21] banana company and so on, all this transformation, but Claudia, I have
[00:59:25] news for you, let's see, tell me, that last chapter which is the final brooch
[00:59:29] of this series of this second part will premiere on August
[00:59:33] 26, so you have about two weeks to catch up
[00:59:36] with the whole series, the first one if you want to watch it and this second one that just
[00:59:40] premiered to finally see that ending that Maricel said
[00:59:43] can be a good plan for the weekend because there are 16 chapters between
[00:59:47] the two and each one lasts about an hour, so approximately, I think
[00:59:51] I'll be doing that all weekend, so I'll tell you, Marisel was, you see, getting
[00:59:55] reflective and will surely continue reflecting on well, how
[00:59:58] solitude, well, in the end it is still a universal theme starting from this book
[01:00:02] that you told us is 59 years old already, and the
[01:00:05] way these stories are kept alive that impact so many
[01:00:09] people across all the languages they have been translated into, which are more than 45, with those
[01:00:13] 100 editions, you say something is there, a year and a half was what it took Gabriel.
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