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[00:00:26] Good morning, today is Wednesday, August 19th, and these are the most important news stories.
[00:00:30] Now, changes in the public charge rule. We know more about the
[00:00:33] new modifications that will impact, among others, those seeking permanent
[00:00:37] residency, but who have accessed some type of
[00:00:39] will be the same in government assistance.
[00:00:41] walk even at 6 or 7 Let's see what they should do if they have a pending process. It not only affects
[00:00:45] people who want to apply for residency, but also
[00:00:49] Four, there are new details about the death of those who enter with any type of visa.
[00:00:52] Deportations to Liberia, that African country will accept up to
[00:00:55] 1,200 deported immigrants from the United States. The
[00:00:59] first arrive tomorrow. They will deport people from South America and the
[00:01:02] Caribbean. Complaints at the ICE Center in Aurora,
[00:01:06] Colorado, report tuberculosis present, and we show you evidence that
[00:01:10] then they have not had contact with portrays health problems, delays in medical attention, and obstacles to
[00:01:13] investigating the status of detainees. Also this
[00:01:16] morning, an encouraging piece of news in the fight against skin cancer, advances with
[00:01:20] a vaccine, and a pause on tariffs. Trump says he reached
[00:01:24] a last-minute agreement with Canada and stops tariffs for
[00:01:28] hundreds of products that reach us in the United States from that country.
[00:01:31] And the heat doesn't give us a break, the suffocating
[00:01:34] temperatures continue, and in some places it's
[00:01:37] uncertainty surrounding so hot, our meteorologist Carlos Robles puts this
[00:01:40] to the test and finds out if you can cook an egg on the roof of a car,
[00:01:44] and possibly your question now is until when. Let me
[00:01:47] tell you, there are more than 15 cities today that will be exceeding
[00:01:51] previously established temperature thresholds,
[00:01:54] visual or
[00:01:54] insured parties would have to pay. What the heat continues, I have the nor have the figures for the weather forecast for you shortly,
[00:01:58] stay tuned, her ex-boyfriend was present. New details on the death of the
[00:02:02] 36-year-old actress Hayden Panothier in South Carolina. Her
[00:02:05] ex-partner and her ex-brother-in-law are the ones who called emergencies after seeing her
[00:02:09] unconscious. Balcony collapses with federal and state police
[00:02:12] west coast wanting to know what happened to who were in the middle of an investigation, they fall into
[00:02:15] the void. We update you on what happened to them.
[00:02:19] Artificial Intelligence: Do you know how to detect photos,
[00:02:22] videos, music, texts that are
[00:02:26] There you have the height of and inappropriate levels of made with AI? An expert today gives us tips so that we are not fooled.
[00:02:36] Good morning, happy Wednesday, may you do well at work, at school or
[00:02:39] at home, wherever we can accompany you with Telemundo and with our
[00:02:43] streaming channel all day. Let's go with the information, starting with this
[00:02:48] Arizona, with important update that the Citizenship and Immigration Service is making, they have
[00:02:52] just published an expansion of the public charge criteria that
[00:02:55] apply when they evaluate an adjustment of status. Mariset Berenique needs to
[00:02:59] know. The people who are in this process, tell us more, good morning, good
[00:03:03] morning, Claudia, I tell you that this new immigration policy expands what the
[00:03:06] authorities could consider when evaluating
[00:03:09] whether an immigrant can become a so-called public charge. Just
[00:03:13] a few hours ago, this guide was published which could have consequences
[00:03:17] for those seeking to adjust their
[00:03:20] find patterns and what does status and obtain permanent
[00:03:20] out this situation and add that the residency. Let's see:
[00:03:24] September 18 marks a before and after for thousands of
[00:03:27] immigrants seeking
[00:03:29] was a historical residency. This after USCIS presented a new
[00:03:32] guide that establishes the criteria that will begin to apply from
[00:03:36] that date. The new policy expands the benefits that
[00:03:40] can be considered in a public charge
[00:03:43] evaluation. Those who have
[00:03:45] if you want to be invited at 2 submitted their application before September
[00:03:47] 18, will continue to be
[00:03:50] to find that there are patterns in evaluated under the rules that
[00:03:52] interconnectedness and creativity of were in force in the past. People
[00:03:54] who apply for residency or who want to enter the United States
[00:03:58] with residency with a work visa, with an investor visa, with a tourist
[00:04:02] visa, will be subject to the determination of
[00:04:05] public charge. This determination of public charge not only
[00:04:09] affects people who want to apply for residency, but
[00:04:12] also those who enter with
[00:04:15] we found out if your partner has the right to any type of visa. The change considerably
[00:04:17] expands the type of government assistance that can
[00:04:21] be considered, among them, cash
[00:04:24] assistance, public or subsidized housing,
[00:04:28] financial aid for education, humanitarian aid, food
[00:04:31] assistance, medical coverage funded by the
[00:04:34] government, and other similar benefits that will be
[00:04:40] exactly, there evaluated by USCIS as part of the applicant's economic situation. But
[00:04:43] receiving them does not automatically mean that they will be
[00:04:46] considered a public charge. Officials
[00:04:49] must evaluate the entire case, including
[00:04:53] age, health, income, resources,
[00:04:56] family situation, education, skills.
[00:05:00] And a key point: the benefits received directly
[00:05:03] by children or other family members are not automatically
[00:05:06] attributed to the immigrant. However, they can influence the
[00:05:10] evaluation of their financial situation, especially if they are related to the
[00:05:14] applicant's income or resources. If at
[00:05:18] any time the immigration officer says,
[00:05:22] "I think you're going to be a public charge," they can give us the
[00:05:25] option of paying a guarantee payment, a bond,
[00:05:28] which is basically,
[00:05:32] "I promise you with this money that I will not ask for public assistance for
[00:05:36] 5 years, for the first 5 years of residency." According
[00:05:39] to the new guide, this bond is not automatic.
[00:05:43] USCIS will determine the amount case by case, with a
[00:05:47] minimum of $1.
[00:05:49] And it is worth noting that there are categories that are exempt from these new
[00:05:53] rules, including asylum seekers,
[00:05:56] refugees, TPS beneficiaries, and certain victims
[00:05:59] of trafficking and other crimes. Here, the experts' recommendation is
[00:06:03] clear: it's not about stopping receiving these aids, but rather
[00:06:07] understanding how these new rules could affect
[00:06:10] each migratory case. Claudia. that each one is very different, thanks Marisel for that
[00:06:14] updated information. There are new data also this morning regarding
[00:06:18] Liberia, which agreed to accept up to 1200 deportees from third
[00:06:22] countries coming from here in the United States. This is confirmed by the authorities
[00:06:25] of that country in West Africa. It is one of the
[00:06:28] largest agreements of its kind. The deportees will be received within
[00:06:32] a year, and the first group of 20 people
[00:06:36] is expected to arrive tomorrow, Thursday. Among the detainees, we know there are
[00:06:39] Latin Americans from the Caribbean, as well as people.
[00:06:42] We continue with immigration news this morning
[00:06:45] because there have been more raids in Texas, look at this
[00:06:48] image.
[00:06:58] This happened at a construction site in the city of Weslaco in Hidalgo County. Agents
[00:07:02] arrived at the scene and took the man, while others
[00:07:06] workers asked for a court order. It is also
[00:07:09] heard that they told the officers that the detainee is legally
[00:07:13] in the country. And in this other case, a man recorded several ICE
[00:07:16] agents entering a private property to arrest another
[00:07:19] man. That is private property,
[00:07:21] the
[00:07:28] incident. The incident occurred on August 7 in
[00:07:32] Brownsville, Texas, in a border zone. The agents
[00:07:35] wore vests from the DHS investigations service. It is
[00:07:39] known that the man lived in that apartment and accused them of entering
[00:07:42] without authorization.
[00:07:45] We change the information. Despite the government assuring that irregular border crossings
[00:07:49] are at a minimum, immigrants are being warned of the risks of crossing
[00:07:53] amid suffocating temperatures that affect the south of the country, which have already been
[00:07:57] fatal in areas such as the border with
[00:08:00] the dream of crossing the border, but if you do it
[00:08:03] illegally, you do not have the
[00:08:07] say of where you are going to cross. The coyote will tell you where you are going
[00:08:11] to cross. The coyote will take you through inhospitable places where
[00:08:15] you have to walk for hours and it is impossible for you to carry
[00:08:18] enough water. Look, last month alone, 18 people died
[00:08:22] in that area, mostly from dehydration and heat
[00:08:25] stroke. Temperatures can reach up to 118 degrees. That's
[00:08:29] why Border Patrol agents point
[00:08:33] usual mode of operation for coyotes includes using clandestine
[00:08:36] tunnels. We're going to Florida now, because last night there were
[00:08:40] primary elections and there are already projected
[00:08:42] winners for the Senate. On one hand, for the Republican party, the current
[00:08:46] Senator Ashley Mouri won, who at the time won the special election
[00:08:50] to fill the position left by Marco Rubio to go to the Trump
[00:08:53] administration. Murray will now face the Democratic state
[00:08:56] representative Annie Nixon at the polls, and the Florida governor's
[00:09:00] seat will be sought by Republican representative Byron Donalds,
[00:09:03] who is backed by Trump. He faces David Jolly,
[00:09:07] who, after having been a Republican congressman, today
[00:09:11] leads and with strong voter support, this contest for
[00:09:14] the Democratic party. The current governor Ron DeSantis can no
[00:09:18] longer seek a third consecutive term.
[00:09:22] And look, today the 50% tariffs on Canada were
[00:09:26] supposed to come into effect, but they won't because the president has put them on hold
[00:09:29] for 3 days. Without giving more details, Trump said they reached
[00:09:33] a last-minute agreement, but it still needs to be formalized. This is how
[00:09:37] economy analysts see it. The president said
[00:09:40] 50%.
[00:09:44] on certain products, not all,
[00:09:47] but at the same time the free trade agreement is being
[00:09:50] negotiated. It would be rational to
[00:09:54] negotiate the treaty and
[00:09:56] for the treaty to reach a conclusion. I
[00:10:00] see it as a negotiation strategy. Those
[00:10:04] tariffs would have affected products from Canada, ranging from
[00:10:07] hockey sticks to construction materials, liquors and certain
[00:10:11] clothing. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has warned that higher
[00:10:15] tariffs harm the economy, can affect people,
[00:10:18] and jeopardize 13 million jobs.
[00:10:21] You know, President Trump's approval rating is plummeting, we've talked about it here. In fact,
[00:10:25] only 33% of Americans
[00:10:28] agree with his management, it's the worst figure
[00:10:32] of his government so far. And Cristina Londoño went to look for answers, she explains
[00:10:35] how support among Latino men has also fallen and
[00:10:38] why.
[00:10:41] Ramón Gómez acknowledges that he lived with illusion the return of Trump to
[00:10:44] government. His first term was quite good,
[00:10:48] the economy went up, I remember that very well, but now
[00:10:51] we're going from bad to worse.
[00:10:56] Unfortunately, while Latina women as a sector of the
[00:10:59] electorate remained mostly Democratic, most
[00:11:03] of the Hispanics who had supported Biden went with Trump.
[00:11:07] After the 2024 elections, Donald Trump
[00:11:10] himself thanked the Latino support and acknowledged that the male
[00:11:13] vote, especially, was key to his
[00:11:16] victory. But today his popularity among Latino men has
[00:11:20] fallen a total of 51 points, from 10 to
[00:11:23] -41. approval, a large majority
[00:11:26] believes that the president has gone too far on
[00:11:30] immigration, those images and those situations that are
[00:11:33] happening today around all over the United States
[00:11:36] is something very difficult to see and well, people
[00:11:40] are not very happy to see that. The economy is the
[00:11:43] other main factor, the confidence of men in Trump has
[00:11:47] fallen 60 points. This analyst does not
[00:11:50] deny that the polls are negative, but he remains
[00:11:53] optimistic. Prices on a countless number of products in the basic
[00:11:57] food basket are going down, so I think things will
[00:12:00] improve economically. I think there will
[00:12:03] be a light at the end of the tunnel. Meanwhile, this Democrat
[00:12:07] says that the disillusionment of Hispanics is a golden opportunity for a
[00:12:11] party that at this moment is divided and without clear
[00:12:14] strategies. I think the party will have to make sure that
[00:12:18] it learned its lessons, that they will take into account the needs of the Latino
[00:12:22] voter, make it a priority. Many Latinos
[00:12:25] feel forgotten by Trump. He is a little
[00:12:28] bit arrogant, not like a person who only cares about
[00:12:32] people of high economy. The
[00:12:36] votes will have the last word, in Washington,
[00:12:39] Cristina Londoño, Telemundo News. The investigation
[00:12:42] continues after the death of actress Hayden Panather, and now it is known that her
[00:12:46] ex-boyfriend and his brother were present and were the ones who
[00:12:49] called 911 to report that the actress was unconscious.
[00:12:53] The official report, which was largely
[00:12:55] censored, states that Bryan Hickerson showed the police a bag of
[00:12:59] medications she was taking. The deceased
[00:13:02] actress's mother says she didn't know what he was doing
[00:13:05] there because he was a person they were trying to keep out of her
[00:13:09] daughter's life. And there is a new advance in medicine to
[00:13:12] prevent the recurrence of melanoma. Pharmaceutical companies
[00:13:16] Merck and Moderna state that their mRNA cancer vaccine
[00:13:20] has shown signs of preventing the reappearance
[00:13:23] or spread of that type of cancer. They tested it in an advanced
[00:13:27] phase with people who had already undergone surgery to
[00:13:31] remove the most deadly form of skin cancer. The companies have not
[00:13:34] published results or released new data, but say they will be presented
[00:13:38] at an upcoming medical meeting.
[00:13:41] Let's go with Carlos Robles who awaits us every day to tell us about the conditions that
[00:13:45] are loaded with a lot of heat. Happy Wednesday. Happy
[00:13:48] Wednesday to you, Claudia, and to all our viewers. Yesterday in South Florida
[00:13:54] day in terms of temperature. We managed to
[00:13:56] survive 100 degrees Fahrenheit. This is the
[00:14:00] hottest temperature ever reported in South
[00:14:03] Florida, especially in the city of Miami since
[00:14:06] 1942. And it was a record for
[00:14:09] yesterday. But let's go to the west coast of the country. In Los Angeles, in Phoenix,
[00:14:13] they remain in Las Vegas under excessive heat warnings and
[00:14:17] advisories. 76 million people from that area
[00:14:20] to the south of the United States and the Carolinas
[00:14:24] continue under alert due to the incessant
[00:14:28] heat, especially in Las Vegas, in the Phoenix area, in Tucson,
[00:14:32] Arizona, temperatures are fluctuating between 104 to
[00:14:35] 109 degrees, running between 7 to 15 degrees
[00:14:38] above normal, and I must say that
[00:14:42] there is no humidity, it is dry air really what is allowing this
[00:14:46] intense heat in that area. For California, in Fresno, in Palm Springs,
[00:14:49] also in Yuma, is where the strongest heat is shown. Las
[00:14:53] Vegas, Phoenix, will be bordering between 105
[00:14:57] to 108 degrees, even for the weekend.
[00:15:00] And from Texas today until at least Florida and the Carolinas,
[00:15:04] more than 15 cities will be experiencing their warmest
[00:15:07] temperature for a day like today, so these
[00:15:11] temperature thresholds will continue to fall. We are talking
[00:15:15] about the heat being intense, we are talking about temperatures that
[00:15:19] should be exceeding, Claudia, 100 to
[00:15:22] 115 degrees. Now then, many of us during
[00:15:26] the afternoon hours take a walk around 5 or
[00:15:29] 6 in the afternoon when the temperature is already 91
[00:15:32] degrees and we say, "Well, the extreme heat has subsided a bit, let's go out with
[00:15:36] our dogs." But let me tell you something, while you feel
[00:15:40] those temperatures, your dog's paws are stepping on the turf,
[00:15:44] temperatures in the 95s, but it's more alarming when
[00:15:48] we see the concrete, it reaches 135
[00:15:52] degrees, so we're talking about excessively high
[00:15:55] heat, especially on the concrete, but look, asphalt
[00:15:59] is even hotter, because it's a dark-colored,
[00:16:03] black surface that absorbs more heat from the sun and
[00:16:07] therefore emits more heat, and the temperature can
[00:16:10] reach up to 145 degrees, so
[00:16:13] be very careful with your pets, Claudia, because taking them for a
[00:16:19] in the afternoon is still a bit dangerous,
[00:16:22] preferably take them to the park where there is obviously
[00:16:26] grass and it is much more safe and shaded and so on. They say, if
[00:16:30] you can't stand putting your hand there, they won't either with their
[00:16:33] paws, that's an excellent recommendation. Also, my
[00:16:36] girl, what she does is carry a small bottle of water, so
[00:16:40] while she's walking to the park, she also gives her a little water
[00:16:43] so they can hydrate well, Carlos, where will the storms affect the rest of the
[00:16:47] country? Well, in the northeast of the United States, also in the Midwest,
[00:16:51] we will be seeing strong storms associated with a frontal system.
[00:16:54] I understand that the worst should be happening again in Illinois and
[00:16:58] Indianapolis. I must say that the major storms, especially
[00:17:01] during the afternoon hours today, should
[00:17:05] be concentrated over the area of Kent. in Missouri, also
[00:17:08] in the area of Kansas, so much caution in those
[00:17:12] areas. Despite the fact that no major event is expected, they could generate
[00:17:16] hail and strong winds. I'll pass it to you so you can also tell us how
[00:17:19] you did cooking an egg in your car. Hey, I've become a chef and I've
[00:17:23] discovered that this heat even allows us to cook. Tell us how you removed the dirt
[00:17:27] from the egg, because I don't think that caused much amusement at
[00:17:30] home. Well, Carlos will tell us later, but of course, always going back to a serious topic, which is
[00:17:34] protecting ourselves from the heat. Also a special report from Telemundo News, other
[00:17:38] news will hear testimony from immigrants who were detained in an ICE
[00:17:41] center in Colorado who denounce lack of medical attention
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[00:20:03] Look how that wooden deck collapses, it's in
[00:20:06] Missouri. And they believe it was due to the excess of people. This
[00:20:10] group was there, they were federal and state marshals, because they were in
[00:20:14] a raid against sexual offenders and to arrest a
[00:20:18] person at this point, a suspect who had an arrest warrant. It
[00:20:21] was last month. Now the Marshal Service showed the images while
[00:20:25] reporting that several of its officers suffered fractures
[00:20:28] and head injuries, but that they are recovering
[00:20:31] satisfactorily.
[00:20:34] A case of tuberculosis, also complaints from detainees
[00:20:38] have put the ICE processing center in Aurora, Colorado, which is
[00:20:42] operated by GeoGroup, under scrutiny. Telemundo News had access to documents
[00:20:45] and complaints describing serious health problems, delays in
[00:20:49] medical attention, and obstacles to investigating them. You are following
[00:20:53] this, Alvinson, you spoke with the people who entrusted you with their testimony,
[00:20:57] and by the way, you can follow this story that you have prepared in the QR
[00:21:00] code. Good morning.
[00:21:03] Good morning, Claudia, nice to greet you, that's right, we reviewed complaints
[00:21:06] filed with Colorado health authorities, inspection reports, and
[00:21:10] medical documents from a former detainee. We found almost
[00:21:13] 8 months of complaints about respiratory and gastrointestinal
[00:21:16] illnesses, medical delays, and difficulties for
[00:21:19] authorities to inspect this ICE center in Aurora.
[00:21:23] Gerardo Lucena was there for more than a year. When we spoke with him, he was still
[00:21:26] detained and described the lack of medical
[00:21:29] attention like this: I always feel like
[00:21:32] vomiting with stomach pains. They
[00:21:35] say: "Yes, we are going to give you the treatment, we are going to give you the treatment."
[00:21:39] That is in discussion, but they tell me it costs a lot.
[00:21:42] So no, there is no treatment for me.
[00:21:46] Lucena, who was released on August 7, says that his
[00:21:50] intestinal disease worsened during his confinement. His medical
[00:21:53] documents, which we had access to, include requests to see a specialist and change his
[00:21:57] diet. Other detainees describe a similar pattern.
[00:22:00] Jeanette Vizguerra, an activist who was detained for 9 months in that Aurora
[00:22:04] center, says that accessing a doctor could take
[00:22:07] days.
[00:22:09] Sometimes you feel really bad and you have to wait
[00:22:12] days for them to respond. And that's just
[00:22:16] for the response, but still days more for them to
[00:22:20] attend to you. So
[00:22:23] imagine how much people suffer there, for example, when you have
[00:22:26] prediabetes or diabetes,
[00:22:29] that you don't have the right medicine,
[00:22:31] yes, the risks they face, which by the way,
[00:22:35] Alvinson, what do the specialists, the researchers say about the risks there
[00:22:39] are due to those delays in those detention
[00:22:41] centers?
[00:22:43] Yes, this year a Physicians for Human Rights report analyzed deaths
[00:22:47] in ICE custody and detected
[00:22:51] medical care and access to medical treatments. This is what the
[00:22:55] medical advisor of that organization told us about what they have detected in these
[00:22:59] detention centers.
[00:23:02] there was evidence of delayed care, both
[00:23:05] delayed emergency care as well as um concerns about delayed chronic
[00:23:09] care, um there were concerns about
[00:23:12] insufficient
[00:23:15] the types of medical providers that were available to people when they sought
[00:23:19] medical...
[00:23:28] Alvinson, and what does the government, what does the company that operates the center say about
[00:23:32] this? Geo Group did not respond to Telemundo News'
[00:23:35] questions and referred them to the Department of Homeland Security, which responded in a
[00:23:39] statement assuring that ICE provides comprehensive medical care and that there are no
[00:23:43] active cases of tuberculosis in Aurora. However, the
[00:23:46] Aurora health authorities say their investigation remains incomplete because
[00:23:50] Jio Group's operation was not enough, they have had difficulties accessing
[00:23:54] the facilities to conduct interviews there, so we will follow it
[00:23:57] closely to see what happens there and what will also happen with those who still
[00:24:01] remain at this point. Alvinson, thank you very much for this information, Alvinson
[00:24:04] Linares, journalist for Noticias Telemundo.com, always a pleasure
[00:24:08] to have you. Their story on our website, and
[00:24:12] now we talk about technology, we change the subject, because look, young adults in
[00:24:16] the United States are increasingly distrustful of artificial
[00:24:19] intelligence. and that's according to new data from the Pew Research
[00:24:22] Center, 52% of
[00:24:24] Americans say they are more worried than excited
[00:24:28] about the growing use of artificial intelligence in daily
[00:24:31] life. With this growing use, 71% believe it will cause
[00:24:35] a decrease in employment in the next two decades and that
[00:24:39] it can be detrimental to the
[00:24:42] people. What do you think? Oh, and by the way, we're
[00:24:45] telling you about the new version for ChatGPT for teenagers between
[00:24:48] 13 and 17 years old. OpenAI announced this, which
[00:24:52] includes additional controls for parents and features to encourage
[00:24:56] learning instead of giving all the answers,
[00:24:59] precisely the concern we were talking about, so they think a
[00:25:03] little more, they won't give them everything from the beginning, for example with school
[00:25:06] assignments, they say the goal is to guide them and for them to use technology in a
[00:25:09] healthy and age-appropriate way. Later we will delve into this topic with
[00:25:13] an expert and more news, more news, we are
[00:25:16] live with you, happy Wednesday, thank you for writing to us on social media. Also share
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[00:25:21] shortly.
[00:25:30] 7:25 in the morning, good morning, happy start of classes to
[00:25:34] all who are starting the school year today. Arlen Fernández greets you, these are some
[00:25:38] of the local news, last night the leaders of the city of Cochangó
[00:25:42] gave the green light to a new rezoning
[00:25:44] ordinance, this will allow the construction of between
[00:25:48] four and 10 units of... multi-family housing in areas
[00:25:52] zoned for single-family homes. Those who support the
[00:25:55] measure argue that this would create more affordable housing in an area
[00:25:59] where it is much needed. However, those who oppose it are
[00:26:02] concerned about parking and overcrowding in the
[00:26:08] the city of San Jose, today leaders will hold a public
[00:26:11] forum focused on the regulation of data centers. They
[00:26:14] seek to develop clear and consistent standards that
[00:26:18] balance community priorities while the
[00:26:21] city evaluates possible proposals, the feedback
[00:26:24] received will help establish oversight policies before
[00:26:28] a final proposal is presented to the City
[00:26:31] Council. later this year, tonight's forum begins at
[00:26:35] 6 p.m. at City Hall, and the
[00:26:38] California Highway Patrol highlights
[00:26:41] the recent success of its organized crime task force. This month more than 100
[00:26:44] law enforcement agencies across the country
[00:26:48] participated in the national operation against organized retail
[00:26:52] crime. The highway patrol made nearly 100
[00:26:55] arrests, officers also recovered more than
[00:26:58] 8,500 stolen items and more than one million
[00:27:01] dollars in stolen merchandise. We'll take a break and
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[00:30:30] Do you want to tell me something? Well, tell me directly,
[00:30:33] no, in troubled waters, are you going to come
[00:30:36] and tell us now how to live our lives, seriously, if you want to go your own way, that's
[00:30:39] fine, then they protect themselves, but
[00:30:43] doubly, fisherman's gain, did you find
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[00:30:53] Aurelio, the lord of the skies, tonight on
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[00:31:01] good morning, this is Noticias Telemundo now, these are the five most important news items we
[00:31:05] have today: one, USCIS is expanding public
[00:31:09] charge criteria and today we know more details, they come into effect on September
[00:31:12] 18th, in addition to factors such as age. Health, financial situation or
[00:31:16] education, officers will also evaluate whether residence applicants
[00:31:19] have received cash assistance for housing, food
[00:31:23] stamps for university or medical
[00:31:25] benefits. Liberia agreed to accept up to
[00:31:28] 1,200 deportees from third countries from the United States,
[00:31:32] es uno de los mayores acuerdos de este
[00:31:35] receive them within a year and the first group of 20 people is expected to arrive tomorrow
[00:31:39] Thursday, among the detainees are
[00:31:42] South Americans, people from the Caribbean also Africans.
[00:31:45] Three: President Trump suspends for three days the new 50% tariffs
[00:31:49] on certain Canadian products, tariffs that came
[00:31:53] into effect today and it happens after Washington and Ottawa reached a
[00:31:56] last-minute agreement. For now, both nations are still in
[00:32:00] trade negotiations.
[00:32:04] actress Hayden Panothier. The young woman's ex-boyfriend Brian Hickerson and her
[00:32:07] brother Zach were in the building where the actress was found
[00:32:11] unconscious and called 911. The police
[00:32:14] report, heavily censored, also says they reported that the
[00:32:18] actress was with a bag of medications. Five:
[00:32:21] Costco seeks to enter the health insurance market. It is forming an
[00:32:25] alliance with the non-profit insurer Lucroscan to provide Medicare
[00:32:28] coverage in two states and partial coverage in a third
[00:32:32] state. It is a plan that must be approved by federal authorities
[00:32:35] first.
[00:32:38] And soon we will tell you more about what is known about the possible
[00:32:42] states where this can be put into motion. And more news. Regarding
[00:32:45] artificial intelligence, thanks to those who have told us how they identify that a
[00:32:49] video is fake, that a photo is fake
[00:32:53] was not written by a person, but by artificial intelligence. Soon we will connect
[00:32:56] with that topic, first, Los Angeles, Sandro Nil, as always, good to see you, happy
[00:33:00] day to you, tell us the news, go ahead.
[00:33:03] Hello, Claudia, how are you? Good morning, later we will share what residents
[00:33:07] who oppose the use of
[00:33:11] communities are doing, but we start with these impressive images of...
[00:33:15] police chase that ended like this, see this, in a tremendous
[00:33:18] multi-car pileup in South Los Angeles, authorities reported that
[00:33:22] a man who was being chased for driving erratically, ended up
[00:33:25] crashing into five vehicles that were parked on Watsworth
[00:33:29] Street, this happened shortly before 1 a.m. this morning and the
[00:33:32] suspect was taken to a hospital, it is reported that
[00:33:35] he suffered a broken nose in addition to other injuries, some insurance
[00:33:39] companies have already removed vehicles from some of the damaged ones that
[00:33:43] as you can see were left ir... reparable.
[00:33:47] On the other hand, today a protest will be held to promote a
[00:33:50] citizen campaign in Pasadena that asks authorities to cancel the contract with
[00:33:54] Flock, a camera system that uses artificial intelligence to read
[00:33:57] license plates. Activists question its impact on privacy and assure that
[00:34:01] the data can be consulted by different police agencies.
[00:34:05] Although an initial meeting to discuss the issue was canceled,
[00:34:08] these organizers say they will still have the meeting outside City
[00:34:11] Hall, whose officials are analyzing the future of
[00:34:15] technology in the city. In
[00:34:18] politics, tonight the mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, will face off in a
[00:34:22] debate with Councilwoman Nithya Raman heading into the general
[00:34:25] elections. The encounter will be in Sherman Oaks and will address key
[00:34:29] issues such as public safety, homelessness, housing,
[00:34:32] the economy and the city's finances. It will be the first debate between
[00:34:35] both mayoral candidates at this stage of the contest, so
[00:34:38] we will also be awaiting the results of that debate. That's all we
[00:34:42] have from Los Angeles, back to you, Claudia. Sandra and the entire Telemundo
[00:34:46] 52 team. Telemundo in the Rio
[00:34:49] Grande Valley is in South Texas, Denis Salinas. Good
[00:34:52] morning.
[00:34:54] Hello, how are you? Good morning. Let's start, well, the Minnesota Attorney
[00:34:58] General sued Texas Governor Greg Abbott to
[00:35:01] demand the extradition of an ICE agent who is being accused of
[00:35:05] assault and falsely reporting a crime. Cristian Castro was
[00:35:09] arrested in Cameron County after being accused of shooting at
[00:35:12] a house in Minneapolis and injuring a man in the leg.
[00:35:16] Minnesota wants Abbott to sign the order to transfer him to face
[00:35:20] charges in that state. And the debate
[00:35:23] over privacy and security grows due to the use of cameras that capture license plates and
[00:35:27] vehicle data. A Hood County sheriff caused
[00:35:30] controversy after publishing a video covering and disconnecting
[00:35:34] three cameras from the Flock company, claiming that they represent a
[00:35:37] form of mass surveillance. Authorities in other Texas
[00:35:41] cities defend this technology, assuring that it has helped
[00:35:45] recover stolen vehicles, weapons and locate missing
[00:35:48] persons. However, critics demand greater
[00:35:52] transparency on the use and handling of the data that
[00:35:56] these devices collect. That's what we have in the
[00:35:59] information from Texas, we return to you. Thank you very much, Denis, well, with this
[00:36:03] news that we also just heard, very similar context in Los
[00:36:07] Angeles, in Chicago, what do Jessica Suárez tell us, go ahead with the information, good
[00:36:11] morning.
[00:36:14] Hello. How are you, greetings from the Midwest. Let's
[00:36:18] start with this. Families in Northwest Indiana continue
[00:36:22] to face the effects of power outages caused by storms,
[00:36:25] with schools closed and thousands of homes still without
[00:36:28] electricity, many parents have had to adjust their routines
[00:36:32] while their children remain at home. The Hammond
[00:36:35] school district reported that classes will resume on
[00:36:38] August 26th and that in the meantime,
[00:36:42] lunches will be delivered to students at
[00:36:45] various points in the city, and the outbreak
[00:36:49] of an infection caused by a parasite is worsening. The
[00:36:52] Illinois Department of Public Health reports an increase in cases of
[00:36:56] cyclosporiasis. There are at least
[00:36:59] 1,437 confirmed and probable cases
[00:37:03] in the state, of which they believe 948
[00:37:06] infections were acquired domestically and another
[00:37:10] 225 patients reported travel outside of
[00:37:13] the United States. And on the other hand, a family from the Chicago
[00:37:17] area is desperately searching for Lisbeth Porcayo
[00:37:21] Sotelo. She is a young woman who traveled from the State of Mexico and
[00:37:24] arrived at O'Hare Airport last Saturday. Her family assures
[00:37:28] that after being sent for a second immigration review, they were
[00:37:32] informed that she would be returned to Mexico, however, since
[00:37:37] her and do not know her whereabouts. The Consulate General
[00:37:41] of Mexico in Chicago indicated that it is collaborating with authorities
[00:37:45] to help locate her and provide information to her
[00:37:49] family. This is the most relevant information from the Chicago area, we return
[00:37:52] to you. Thank you very much, take care, Jessica, greetings to the Telemundo
[00:37:56] Chicago team. Health topics, look, Costco is entering the health
[00:38:00] insurance market, it is forming an alliance with the non-profit insurer
[00:38:03] Scan, they seek to provide Medicare coverage in two
[00:38:07] states and partial coverage in a third state, this
[00:38:10] is still a plan that must be approved by federal authorities, the
[00:38:14] exact states have not yet been revealed,
[00:38:18] amount of the monthly payment that potential
[00:38:22] we do know is that Scan, the health insurance, already
[00:38:25] offers services to more than... 40,000 people in California, in
[00:38:29] Arizona, Nevada, Texas, New Mexico, also
[00:38:31] Washington.
[00:38:34] Carlos Robles, good morning to you, good morning, good morning, we are all on the
[00:38:40] the egg in the car, what happened, were you able to
[00:38:42] cook it? It's so hot for that, but well, you'll tell us shortly,
[00:38:46] yes, yes, yes, let's go to the national forecast because there are
[00:38:49] sectors of the country that will continue under this heat wave, I want to
[00:38:53] show you especially the forecast for the weekend, warm and humid
[00:38:56] in Texas. There are storms for the southeast of the United States from the Carolinas to
[00:39:00] Florida that will start to diminish by Friday, the heat will be very
[00:39:04] warm, but in the afternoon the rain will fall and it will cool down quite a bit,
[00:39:08] the storms on Saturday continue on the east coast, but look, heat wave in
[00:39:11] Texas, a nice day in the central plains and in the Midwest
[00:39:15] and sunny towards the west of the country, on Sunday
[00:39:19] the heat already becomes disgusting in Texas
[00:39:22] with temperatures in Dallas, temperatures at
[00:39:25] 106 degrees. Sunny towards the northwest of the country and isolated
[00:39:29] showers on the east coast of the United States and
[00:39:32] precisely that disgusting heat here in Florida has been
[00:39:36] felt as far as the Carolinas, as far as Texas and has allowed many
[00:39:40] surfaces to reach temperatures over
[00:39:43] 150 degrees, just as you hear, as
[00:39:46] you hear, yesterday we took on the task of trying to cook
[00:39:50] an egg to see if it was possible to do it outdoors. This is what we found, let's
[00:39:54] see, have you felt it? We are
[00:39:58] trapped inside a sauna and we cannot get out of
[00:40:01] it. Look, it's so hot that I'm here in the Telemundo
[00:40:05] park and I've found objects that
[00:40:08] have temperatures up to
[00:40:10] 150 degrees.
[00:40:12] Okay, I'm going to measure the temperature of these pavers,
[00:40:16] 147 degrees, and what about this
[00:40:19] plastic table,
[00:40:21] 152 degrees.
[00:40:23] Let's do the ultimate test, the car has been closed
[00:40:27] for only 20 minutes and the temperature of the furniture
[00:40:30] reads 151
[00:40:32] degrees, not to mention the temperature of the
[00:40:36] hood, which is dark, 172
[00:40:40] degrees, let's check if it's so hot that we can
[00:40:44] cook this
[00:40:44] egg.
[00:40:52] Some 10 to 15 minutes have passed and part of the
[00:40:56] egg white has... crystallized, it has cooked
[00:40:59] and part of the yolk
[00:41:03] is a little hard, it's on its way to being
[00:41:06] cooked, it's 4:30 in the afternoon, I'm
[00:41:10] already leaving Telemundo and it seems we have
[00:41:14] a fried egg warning, I think so, let's
[00:41:17] see.
[00:41:20] Oh yes, it cooked, here we have it with the
[00:41:23] spatula, Carlos.
[00:41:28] Tomorrow comes the bacon too, so the scramble, that's tomorrow's menu, oh yes, but
[00:41:32] well, sorry, the damage to the car was not the point, the point was that you wanted to raise awareness of the
[00:41:35] heat we are experiencing, extreme heat, exactly, and that we cannot
[00:41:39] normalize these heat waves, we cannot
[00:41:42] say oh yes we have had a very warm
[00:41:45] summer and that's it, no, this is really happening
[00:41:48] more and more frequently, with greater intensity and as we always say, next
[00:41:52] summer will be even warmer due to the
[00:41:55] climate emergency we are experiencing and
[00:41:59] reduce greenhouse gas emissions that have not
[00:42:03] stopped rising, really the planet will continue to warm up, yes, we will
[00:42:07] get tired of insisting then that's why we must take and extreme
[00:42:10] precautions that although we say them over and over again every summer, they are increasingly necessary, yes, and it has
[00:42:14] been a summer that one cannot really enjoy because the heat is excessive, it
[00:42:18] is, if you expose yourself to it, your life can really be at stake, so a message of
[00:42:22] awareness from the grandfather Mr. Time, thanks
[00:42:25] Mr. Time, no, really with the awareness of what science
[00:42:28] says, oh, and now sports information, look, the International
[00:42:31] Tennis Integrity Agency suspended Australian
[00:42:34] tennis player Nick Kyrgios after a
[00:42:37] urine sample taken in Mallorca, Spain.
[00:43:12] to give you the sports information as usual, what do we have today, Pablo? Well, there's a lot of
[00:43:17] Tigres, because four rounds have passed in Mexican soccer and
[00:43:20] they still don't have a coach. How can an important team not have a
[00:43:24] coach? Jesús Barrón, what can you tell us about
[00:43:26] it?
[00:43:31] Thanks, teammates, big hug to the Telemundo Deportes studio in
[00:43:35] El Pelotazo, we are at the Volcán stadium where today there was a lot of
[00:43:38] movement from the board of directors of the university
[00:43:42] team, Carlos Emilio González was present,
[00:43:45] Carlos Valenzuela, vice president, also Gerardo
[00:43:48] Torrado, the sporting director, brief on the information, what was
[00:43:51] advanced unofficially is that in
[00:43:55] 24 hours or less the coach would already be chosen and the
[00:43:59] formal communication would be made. There are names on the list, Guillermo Barros
[00:44:02] Schelotto remains, although the Argentine coach himself ruled himself out yesterday in
[00:44:06] a conference with Vélez Sarsfield after the 1-1 draw against Defensa y
[00:44:15] Justicia. Osorio, the Colombian coach who is 65 years old and who joined
[00:44:19] the list of possible candidates is Kike Setién, the Spanish
[00:44:22] coach who is 67 years old and whose last experience was in the
[00:44:26] Chinese Super League with Beijing Guoan. There is also an
[00:44:30] important issue regarding Friday's match, the interim coaching
[00:44:33] staff led by Hernán Elizondo would remain, so
[00:44:37] he would still not be able to direct. If the coach is announced,
[00:44:40] Hernán Elizondo and his staff would be directing
[00:44:43] this match. What is also certain is that there are confirmed
[00:44:46] injuries, Paco Reyes will be out due to a concussion
[00:44:50] protocol after the blow suffered against Atlas, also the case of
[00:44:53] Ozziel Herrera and César Araujo will be out for
[00:44:57] this match due to muscle tears. This is the report for Telemundo Deportes and
[00:45:01] El Pelotazo,
[00:45:01] Jesús.
[00:45:10] Tigres report from Monterrey and well, we'll see what happens, right? Because
[00:45:14] Osorio
[00:45:16] has lasted quite a long time, the soap opera, huh? You see, every time we talk
[00:45:20] with Jesus, there are two things we miss: the news and the little hand, that's how we
[00:45:24] say goodbye, we return to the news studio, a big hug and we
[00:45:28] greet you with the little hand, that's how we greet in the north,
[00:45:31] take care, now a change of tone and topic, breaking news,
[00:45:35] images that just arrived from Houston, the pastor
[00:45:39] who had been held for
[00:45:48] days has been released. His family said they were collecting the money, his wife is now expected to arrive. Venezuelan Luis Morales was
[00:45:50] detained while traveling from Houston to
[00:45:54] New York, he was detained at the airport, he claims he has
[00:45:57] an asylum process pending and no criminal record, and for its part, the
[00:46:01] DHS accuses him of having overstayed his visa in the
[00:46:04] country, but today he is free on bail.
[00:46:08] We wanted to share this with you,
[00:46:11] important, of course, and soon, well, ChatGPT has a new version
[00:46:15] for teenagers, so its creators
[00:46:18] about the changes, we also asked an expert and we will talk about how
[00:46:22] to identify artificial intelligence content so that they don't
[00:46:25] deceive us.
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[00:50:18] And here we are, look, it's the middle of the week, it's
[00:50:21] Wednesday. So let's connect with the guys from Hoy Día to see
[00:50:25] what they have for us. Good morning, good morning, I already saw you cooking your
[00:50:29] fried egg in your car, didn't it hurt them when
[00:50:32] he made the shovel like that? I said he's going to rub it, no, today I'll make a little bacon
[00:50:37] in the afternoon in the Telemundo parking lot. Exactly, between two and
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[00:51:53] Social networks, X is trending, this that you are going to see
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[00:52:46] is Canada Trump pauses 50% tariffs with our northern
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[00:53:01] a lawsuit against Meta because the historic lawsuit for damages
[00:53:04] and lawsuits precisely for damages caused to children on
[00:53:08] social networks, artificial intelligence, now a
[00:53:12] topic that is gaining ground on the internet and precisely on social networks, well, it's
[00:53:15] so much that many platforms like
[00:53:18] Spotify are making efforts to avoid this type of
[00:53:22] content that some already call AI garbage,
[00:53:26] yes, already deleting millions, millions of contents, we
[00:53:29] asked you on our Instagram, on our account how you identify
[00:53:32] texts, photos or videos that are generated with
[00:53:36] AI and you answered us and to show you how easy it is to
[00:53:39] generate these contents with artificial intelligence, listen to these
[00:53:43] answers in the form of music created with this
[00:53:46] technology,
[00:53:50] how to
[00:53:50] identify,
[00:53:54] ask the,
[00:53:59] textual clues, very uniform
[00:54:03] length sentences.
[00:54:09] She's a good singer like me, it suits
[00:54:12] her well, Julio
[00:54:16] Ernesto López, computer analyst and security
[00:54:19] specialist, connects with us, good
[00:54:23] morning, we smiled and were shocked and wanted to hear your opinion on this type
[00:54:26] of content that we told people, it's artificial intelligence, but if it's not
[00:54:30] said and found on the net, it can mislead us, how do we detect that it's
[00:54:34] fake? Sure, well, look, artificial
[00:54:37] intelligence is increasingly delivering more and more
[00:54:41] believable material, today we can say that there are still things that allow
[00:54:45] us to see with the naked eye or hear that
[00:54:48] it's fictional material, we have to
[00:54:51] think like machines to be able to find this type of patterns
[00:54:55] and I'm going to help you locate them, I have
[00:54:58] prepared some images for you so we can identify if
[00:55:01] you see them, perfect, you wanted precisely
[00:55:05] these images and help us identify, right, what are the
[00:55:09] similarities to be able to identify what she is,
[00:55:12] tell us, perfect, to think like a machine,
[00:55:16] when you ask a machine to give you a platoon of people, whether it's a group
[00:55:20] or whatever, the machine is trained to
[00:55:25] it find when there's a crowd of people, it finds that
[00:55:29] the faces don't matter, what matters is that they look similar, that's why
[00:55:33] for an economic processing
[00:55:35] reason, the machine will develop this effect called
[00:55:39] digital twins, that is, faces that look very similar
[00:55:42] to each other, if you want, if you
[00:55:45] want to realize if a photo of a
[00:55:48] riot is real, look at the faces, if
[00:55:52] you look at the faces you'll be able
[00:55:55] the faces that are very similar to each other, and that's a
[00:55:58] flaw in artificial intelligence because it's
[00:56:02] trained on the most important thing, which is that a group
[00:56:06] of people look quite similar when it needs them together,
[00:56:10] for example a platoon. And if we have, for example, only one person, are
[00:56:13] there any other elements we can look at?
[00:56:16] Yes, sure, uh, when it's only one person it's
[00:56:20] very difficult, but for example, there are physics issues, this that
[00:56:23] you see here
[00:56:26] is a very, very important effect that has to do with
[00:56:30] materials and how they interweave, look at the
[00:56:33] hands, look at the hands that...
[00:56:35] there you see that there's a specific defect,
[00:56:39] can you notice it when he grabs the oar, yes,
[00:56:45] what one can see is perfectly
[00:56:47] how it has defects in what is the physical
[00:56:51] union between materials, a hand with a
[00:56:54] glass, a hand with an oar,
[00:56:57] but the rest is perfect, the image is photorealistic, the
[00:57:01] reflections, the waves, but in the transition of
[00:57:05] materials, artificial intelligence still has some
[00:57:09] flaws, and those physics errors that you
[00:57:12] mention, which specific one can
[00:57:15] you elaborate on, look here you have another one which is a physics
[00:57:18] error and even a logical one, look how the
[00:57:21] flask empties into the graduated cylinder and you'll see that it's not
[00:57:25] congruent, that there's much more liquid entering the
[00:57:28] graduated cylinder than what's left in the flask, the image is
[00:57:32] perfect, the liquid flows perfectly, but
[00:57:35] these are the things that still allow us today to
[00:57:39] identify if they are artificial intelligence,
[00:57:42] always remember that machines are trained
[00:57:46] to define for... statistical patterns, a
[00:57:49] young person will be very similar to the pattern of young
[00:57:53] people, a riot
[00:57:57] the characteristics of the riot, but if you look at the faces they
[00:58:00] will be quite similar to each other, I would say that this last one was difficult for
[00:58:04] me, it was much more realistic, yes, do you have another example there that you can share with us,
[00:58:08] so we can continue learning and training our minds like robots as
[00:58:12] you said, if if I tell you this
[00:58:15] let's see, imagine that they are faces and the faces
[00:58:18] are all the same, good, now if I ask
[00:58:22] an artificial intelligence and I tell it give me a
[00:58:26] manifestation against beef, look what it generates
[00:58:29] there you start to see the two girls in front, the two
[00:58:33] women are very similar to each other, there are errors
[00:58:37] here that have to do with what is similar, look how
[00:58:40] similar the two women in front are, look at the
[00:58:44] signs, some are misspelled and even now... in
[00:58:47] that shot you'll see that the signs are written on the
[00:58:50] back, not on the front only, and those are
[00:58:53] logical issues, nobody writes a sign on the back,
[00:58:57] you write on the front, and I see like a slow motion camera movement, that
[00:59:01] also makes it a little more
[00:59:04] paused, you work in a television station and you know
[00:59:08] how difficult it is to achieve those perfect shots,
[00:59:11] so smooth that those cameras have and that
[00:59:14] are also visual issues that one says. it's either very
[00:59:18] well filmed, yes, as if it were Hollywood, or
[00:59:21] it was really made by artificial intelligence, the
[00:59:24] thing is that in a year we will no longer be able
[00:59:28] to differentiate them in this way, we will have to
[00:59:31] use tools, well, and do you think that what chat GPT is doing for teenagers and
[00:59:35] this type of changes in search of, they say, improving functions and
[00:59:39] service will be of any use?
[00:59:42] Well, chat GPT enabled the teams option for
[00:59:46] young people in which no one has to do anything, it directly detects your
[00:59:49] age, based on what you declare your age to be or
[00:59:53] how you use chat GPT knows your
[00:59:56] age and what it will do is suppress some
[00:59:59] content that may be harmful to young
[01:00:03] people, okay, at least,
[01:00:06] well, that also got me thinking, so it knows how old, my
[01:00:10] god, with my voice, well, that's how we are, to also be aware of the patterns
[01:00:14] of how you use it, that's it, aware of what we share, it stays. And thank
[01:00:18] you very much for that explanation, Julio López, have a nice
[01:00:21] day, have a good one.
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