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[00:00:02] 2. Liberia is right on at the same time. And I think that's precisely
[00:00:18] this type of discipline in
[00:00:28] That's what we're following today. Wednesday, August 19th, here on Noticias
[00:00:32] Telemundo, noon, new public charge guide, the immigration
[00:00:35] service expands the number of federal benefits that will
[00:00:38] be considered for public charge determination when applying for
[00:00:42] residency or a visa, let's check if
[00:00:45] it's so hot that we can cook this
[00:00:48] egg, that's what Mr. Weather
[00:00:52] is testing, while more than 15 cities in the south of the country endure never
[00:00:55] before recorded temperatures, Democrat
[00:00:58] surprise in Florida, an unexpected victory in the primaries as
[00:01:02] the battle for control of Congress begins to take shape, what do the
[00:01:05] results tell us about the midterm elections, we
[00:01:08] analyze it: the same technology as covid
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[00:01:22] corporal punishment in schools, a practice that seems from the
[00:01:25] past but is actually still legal in at least a
[00:01:29] dozen... How far can
[00:01:31] a New York summer go, my
[00:01:35] whimsical friends,
[00:01:39] tribute to Bad Bunny, a grandma turned her house into a museum in
[00:01:42] honor of the Puerto Rican singer and gave him a very special
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[00:01:55] how are you, I hope you are very well, we immediately start with important changes in
[00:01:59] immigration, the immigration and citizenship service published the new
[00:02:02] guidelines that officers will take into account to qualify migrants
[00:02:06] as public charge, this is important because it tightens the requirements
[00:02:10] for those applying for residency by adjustment of
[00:02:13] status, for visa
[00:02:15] Trump, they also indicate, according applicants, for work, for investor and even for
[00:02:18] tourists, this new measure comes into force next September
[00:02:22] 18, the change considerably expands the type of federal
[00:02:25] aid that will now be considered public charge, for
[00:02:29] example, those who have requested cash
[00:02:31] assistance, people who are in public or
[00:02:35] subsidized housing, those who request financial aid for university, also
[00:02:40] to the nation's capital, because with benefits such as snap, food stamps and
[00:02:41] the fate of the White House even government-funded medical coverage, such as
[00:02:44] Obamacare. However, there are certain categories of migrants that
[00:02:47] do not apply for this new measure, including
[00:02:50] asylum seekers, refugees, TPS beneficiaries, VAWA and certain
[00:02:54] victims of trafficking and crimes. We analyze it now with
[00:02:57] our legal expert in Immigration, Katia Quiroz. Lawyer, good afternoon,
[00:03:01] does this worry you?
[00:03:03] It definitely worries us, it's a very big change,
[00:03:07] but at the same time that it worries me, it doesn't discourage me from continuing
[00:03:10] to apply, it doesn't discourage me from continuing
[00:03:14] to push immigration cases that
[00:03:17] qualify to apply for residency, because it
[00:03:20] can be done. Well, then, which are those migrants who
[00:03:24] should be most attentive to these changes? All those
[00:03:28] who are going to apply for residency. After September 18,
[00:03:32] they have to prepare twice or three times
[00:03:35] as much as an immigrant used to prepare because while it is true
[00:03:39] that everything now will be used to
[00:03:42] determine if the person can be a public charge,
[00:03:46] not everything can be explained
[00:03:49] and if the person has
[00:03:53] you Carlos, well we also have to talk about how to prove that in the future with residency they will not ask for
[00:03:57] any kind of aid then we will be fine and that affects people who also have their process
[00:04:01] in process? No, this only affects those who are
[00:04:05] going to apply as of September 18. Well,
[00:04:08] it is definitely something that we are analyzing because
[00:04:11] obviously there are people who perhaps did not understand it at some point,
[00:04:15] so what other recommendation do you have for the people who are watching us at this
[00:04:18] moment? Ah, mainly I want to ask,
[00:04:22] especially parents, not to take their children out of medical
[00:04:26] insurance, that the fear of public charge should
[00:04:30] not make us lose sight of what our
[00:04:33] priorities are and the priority is always
[00:04:36] the health of our children, the food of our children first
[00:04:40] and then any immigration paper, so
[00:04:43] don't take your children out of medical
[00:04:46] insurance, talk to your lawyer before doing something like that,
[00:04:50] look for medical insurance plans that are
[00:04:53] not from Medicaid for your children or for
[00:04:57] your husband or wife or for your parents. Lawyer, thank
[00:05:01] you, as always, a pleasure, also
[00:05:05] Liberia reaches an agreement with the federal government to receive about
[00:05:08] 1200 deportees from third countries coming from the United States.
[00:05:14] the coast of West Africa and now joins the
[00:05:17] list of dozens of countries on that
[00:05:20] continent to accept deported migrants. The agreement is for
[00:05:24] a year, the first group of 20 people is expected to arrive this
[00:05:28] Thursday, among the 1200 are African citizens
[00:05:31] from North America, South America, the Caribbean, according to authorities of
[00:05:35] that country. And the Department of Homeland Security responded on X to
[00:05:39] the controversy generated by the detention of Oswald. Pirela,
[00:05:43] the former Venezuelan professional soccer player and current coordinator of the
[00:05:46] San Diego Padres. Here we also interviewed his
[00:05:49] family, well, they now refer to him as an
[00:05:52] alien who stayed in the country illegally for more than 8
[00:05:56] years, despite having an asylum case pending. They invited
[00:05:59] immigrants who are in his situation to leave the country through
[00:06:02] the CBP application
[00:06:04] Home.
[00:06:09] No, temperatures in the country continue to break records and the city of
[00:06:12] Miami also registered incredible temperatures, Carlos Robles, in 80
[00:06:16] years temperatures of 100 degrees had not been reached in the city
[00:06:19] of Miami, I must say that many surfaces managed to reach
[00:06:23] temperatures of up to 152 degrees, precisely yesterday
[00:06:27] we went to our facilities to be
[00:06:29] able to see how high temperatures rise when we live in
[00:06:33] these intense heat waves and look, we were able to cook
[00:06:37] an egg, let's see, you've
[00:06:40] felt it, we're trapped inside a sauna and we
[00:06:44] can't get out of it, look, it's so
[00:06:47] hot that I'm here in the little park at Telemundo and I've
[00:06:50] found objects that have temperatures of up to
[00:06:54] 150 degrees. Okay, I'm going to
[00:06:57] measure the temperature of these cobblestones,
[00:07:00] 147°, and how about this plastic
[00:07:03] table, 152
[00:07:06] degrees. Let's do the fire test, the car
[00:07:10] has been closed for only 20 minutes. And the temperature of
[00:07:13] the furniture marks
[00:07:15] 151°.
[00:07:19] Not to mention the temperature of the dark
[00:07:21] hood, 172
[00:07:24] degrees. Let's check if it's so hot that we can
[00:07:28] cook this
[00:07:29] egg.
[00:07:36] Some 10 to 15 minutes have passed and part of the
[00:07:40] egg white has crystallized. It has cooked
[00:07:44] and part of the yolk
[00:07:47] is a little hard, it's on its way to being
[00:07:50] cooked, it's 4:30 in the afternoon, I'm
[00:07:54] leaving Telemundo and it seems we have
[00:07:58] a fried egg warning, I think so, let's
[00:08:02] see,
[00:08:04] oh yes, it cooked, here we
[00:08:07] have it
[00:08:10] there you saw it, the power of... the heat is intense and above all
[00:08:14] surprising, ah well, so if you have problems with cooking at home, unfortunately you can
[00:08:17] go outside to cook that breakfast, that's right, tomorrow I'll have a
[00:08:21] bacon for you, let's take a look at what's happening because heat
[00:08:24] records continue, we're talking about today more than 15
[00:08:28] cities will be experiencing their hottest day,
[00:08:31] ever recorded in these locations, see the records and temperatures that are
[00:08:35] expected very close to those cities that even if they don't break records, will be
[00:08:39] only a few degrees away from reaching it. And for the
[00:08:43] weekend, Nicole, this continues and we really can't
[00:08:46] normalize this, the heat that we have been experiencing since
[00:08:50] 1970, one in five cities experiences an additional
[00:08:54] month of extreme heat compared
[00:08:57] to 1970, a harsh reality that we continue to live, and you have
[00:09:00] reiterated it again and again, it can be deadly, so take care, thank
[00:09:06] Tuesday's primaries in several states already allow us to see a
[00:09:09] clearer picture of how the electoral contest will be in November in the
[00:09:13] midterm elections, for example, in Florida there were no surprises in the
[00:09:17] nominations for governor, the Republicans elected Representative
[00:09:21] Byen Donalds who is backed by President Trump, for
[00:09:25] their part, the Democrats nominated former Representative David
[00:09:28] Jally who joined that party last year, Jally
[00:09:32] left the Republican party in 2018, for the
[00:09:35] Senate there were surprises, socialist Democratic legislator
[00:09:39] Eng Nixon defeated Alex Vindman in the... for the
[00:09:43] Democratic nomination, now she will face Republican Senator
[00:09:46] Ashley according to NBC News
[00:09:50] projections.
[00:09:52] Let's analyze these results now, so Paola Ramos connects with us,
[00:09:56] collaborator of Noticias Telemundo, nice to greet you
[00:09:59] Paula, what do these results tell us about that battle within the
[00:10:03] Democratic party between the establishment and a left that has been
[00:10:07] gaining ground in other primaries in the country. That's right,
[00:10:10] look, I think we are seeing a much more expansive Democratic
[00:10:14] coalition where these two fields have to coexist, in fact
[00:10:18] I think they need each other, the establishment and the progressives,
[00:10:22] those two realities can exist
[00:10:26] what we saw yesterday in Florida, we saw something very interesting,
[00:10:29] Nicole, for example, in district 25, the socialist
[00:10:32] Democratic candidate lost by a lot against the more
[00:10:36] moderate Democrat, a Democrat who defines himself as the Democratic
[00:10:40] DeSantis, but however Nicole, when we look at the
[00:10:43] state level we saw that Angie Nixon, a socialist
[00:10:47] Democratic candidate
[00:10:50] won in a very surprising way, in a very
[00:10:53] unexpected way and won against an opponent who
[00:10:56] raised much more funds than her Nicole, I think he raised about 16
[00:11:00] million dollars, she only had about 970,
[00:11:04] so what I'm saying is that within this new Democratic
[00:11:07] coalition, if voters can look beyond these
[00:11:11] ideological battles within the party, the message is the
[00:11:14] same, they are proposing change and they are proposing it to an
[00:11:18] electorate that wants that change that is frustrated and wants to see
[00:11:22] something different, well also on the other hand, the Republicans
[00:11:25] are also facing a decline in the popularity of President Trump, here we have reported those numbers
[00:11:29] and in this context, that electoral map that premiered last night in Florida
[00:11:33] is even more striking, right?
[00:11:36] Totally, look, on the surface eh Florida is still
[00:11:39] very Trumpist, no, Florida
[00:11:43] went from being a competitive state, Donald Trump we know he
[00:11:46] won it by more than 13 points in 2024, this map helps
[00:11:49] them, however I do think there are trends that are starting
[00:11:53] to question that Trumpist power, for example, there have been
[00:11:57] special elections in recent months where you are right there in
[00:12:00] Miami, we have seen that a Democratic candidate won the
[00:12:03] mayoralty for the first time in almost 30 years, then you think about
[00:12:07] the issues that voters care about, Donald Trump wins
[00:12:11] promising to improve the economy, but Nicole, the other day
[00:12:15] I was watching a Bloomberg report that said that housing in
[00:12:18] Miami, where you are, is more expensive to live there than to live here in New
[00:12:22] York, here everything is very expensive, so. I think if
[00:12:26] we look at it, it's a more national story,
[00:12:29] we see this frustration, the numbers
[00:12:33] indicate, according to Reuters for example, that only 30% of
[00:12:36] voters favor Donald
[00:12:40] to Reuters, that more than 50% of people are saying
[00:12:43] that they think they are worse off economically today than they were before
[00:12:47] Donald Trump and more than 60% are
[00:12:51] saying that the economy is not doing well, so I think what we see in Florida are those trends that question the
[00:12:54] power. Ilumpista is seen at the national level, well, let's see what
[00:12:58] happens in a couple of months, thank you Paula Ramos, thank
[00:13:01] you Nicole, and now let's go
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[00:20:10] The states also accuse the tech giant of
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[00:20:20] the United States. Also corporal punishment in schools may
[00:20:24] seem like a practice of the past, but there are many states where it is still
[00:20:27] allowed, here is Miriam Arias, you investigated what did you find Miriam, hello Nicole,
[00:20:31] yes, good afternoon, we have been investigating this thoroughly all morning and
[00:20:35] we know that it is not something that happens. But the fact that the practice is
[00:20:39] allowed in some parts of the country still generates concern,
[00:20:43] debate, also many reactions among parents, basically corporal
[00:20:46] punishment is an action in which an adult.
[00:20:50] Supervisor inflicts pain or some type of discomfort in response to a
[00:20:53] child's behavior, this is how the American Academy of
[00:20:56] Child and Adolescent Psychiatry defines it. In schools
[00:20:59] this can mean, for example, hitting the student with a
[00:21:02] paddle. As of today there is no federal law that prohibits
[00:21:08] classrooms, it is more of a state decision, in
[00:21:11] some cases of local districts. Now 15
[00:21:14] states in the country allow it in public schools, among them
[00:21:18] we are seeing Florida, Texas. Also Arizona, according to an analysis
[00:21:22] by NPR, where the most cases have been seen, has been Mississippi,
[00:21:25] nine incidents per 100 students in a school year, this
[00:21:29] according to the most recent figures, now Arkansas
[00:21:33] and also Alabama follow. The rules vary in all these states, for
[00:21:36] example, in some of them there are restrictions that prevent minors with some type of
[00:21:40] disability from being punished in this way, also some require
[00:21:44] the consent of the parents before using this type of measure as a
[00:21:48] discipline. Now we talked to some of
[00:21:50] them, no, it's not right, because
[00:21:54] discipline has to be at home with the
[00:21:56] parents, eh, and we parents have to
[00:21:59] teach our children that we have to
[00:22:02] respect the place where they go to learn,
[00:22:06] I don't think it's correct, right, eh, what school
[00:22:10] teachers have to do is just call their attention, that's
[00:22:13] all, when there is some indiscipline in school, the first thing they have to
[00:22:17] do is communicate with the parents.
[00:22:21] And well, a while ago I also spoke with psychologist Edith Shiro about corporal
[00:22:25] punishment in general, she explains that it is a debated topic, as
[00:22:28] we said, and that there is a variety of opinions, here is her
[00:22:31] reaction: in violence, physical
[00:22:34] aggression, despite the fact that the wounds are not seen, they are invisible
[00:22:38] wounds that do have long-term consequences and that many
[00:22:41] times we are not aware of what that means and that
[00:22:44] discipline for children does not have to be physical but
[00:22:48] has to be a much more conscious discipline, much
[00:22:51] more guided, informed and and really
[00:22:55] with a clear intention of why what is being done is
[00:22:57] being done, and well she also told me that the conflict
[00:23:01] can be greater when the discipline in school Nicole
[00:23:05] contradicts the parenting methods, the values at home,
[00:23:08] so it is very important that parents are always very aware of everything that is
[00:23:12] happening in schools with teachers, of course this report
[00:23:15] also recounted the case of a little boy who was getting into
[00:23:19] trouble at school and they asked the parents and the parents said yes, perhaps
[00:23:23] it was fine for him to be given that kind of punishment and then the
[00:23:27] little boy was afraid of school, so obviously it can have an
[00:23:30] impact, evidently each family has to follow
[00:23:34] it closely, of course, be very aware and and make any decision that
[00:23:38] is the right decision for that family, but be aware of everything,
[00:23:41] thank you Miriam Arias and well I also tell you that the queen of pop
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[00:28:06] The World Cup stars will continue to
[00:28:08] shine,
[00:28:11] every week from England, Premier
[00:28:14] League, double header this Sunday on
[00:28:18] Telemundo, tonight a new salvation challenge
[00:28:22] unleashes chaos, but sting it, sting it,
[00:28:25] and conflicts explode, I can't work with people who are mean,
[00:28:28] they take it personally, it's not personal, Top Chef.
[00:28:32] on Telemundo and
[00:28:33] Peacock.
[00:28:39] Madonna evidently is still the queen, she is the singer
[00:28:42] who this year got the most nominations for the MTV Video Music
[00:28:46] Awards, in total she got 11, more than the nine that even Taylor
[00:28:50] Swift got, among them the Video of the Year categories for
[00:28:53] her new production Confessions 2 also Artist of the
[00:28:56] Year, let's not forget that Madonna, in a way, was
[00:29:00] the one who put the MTV awards on the map with her iconic performance
[00:29:03] four decades ago, 68 years old and still
[00:29:06] working, still evidently having a lot of
[00:29:10] success, and look at this story, an 82-year-old grandmother has turned
[00:29:14] her house into a museum. Aber bunny, her name is Doña Teresa Antonia de Jesús, she admires
[00:29:17] Bad Bunny, to such an extent that she has decorated her home with
[00:29:21] photos, paintings, newspaper clippings, in short, all the
[00:29:24] collectibles of the Puerto Rican singer. For her, it is
[00:29:28] to honor his talent and Puerto Rican culture, but she has a
[00:29:31] special request.
[00:29:34] in my house for more than a year I have had this here
[00:29:37] waiting for Bad Bunny to come to eat
[00:29:39] alcapurria
[00:29:42] to make him the rice with sausage that he
[00:29:45] likes. Well, if Bad Bunny doesn't go, I'll go with great
[00:29:48] pleasure, although Doña Teresa's family has been surprised by all
[00:29:52] this, they support her and hope that soon she will receive a visit from
[00:29:55] Bad Bunny himself. And technology, a Chinese team presented
[00:29:59] a vehicle that looks like something out of a Bond movie. It can
[00:30:03] fly and submerge in the water. In the water, for example, it can
[00:30:07] reach a speed of up to 30 miles per hour.
[00:30:10] Its name is also like something out of a movie, it's called Sky X and its modern design
[00:30:14] is inspired by nature and with that we say goodbye, see you
[00:30:18] tomorrow.
[00:30:27] Nurka Marcos, scandal woman once again ignites controversy and
[00:30:30] went all out against Ninel Con,
[00:30:32] doubting that her documentary series is an unfiltered
[00:30:36] project. The alleged scammer of Yailin the most viral breaks the silence and
[00:30:40] shows her face, publicly she gave details of the alleged blackmail
[00:30:44] and pointed out the real culprit of the events, this got
[00:30:47] good. I already spoke with Poncho de Nigris to get him
[00:30:50] in the ring, but he doesn't want to, well, don't be
[00:30:53] a coward. Ay, ay, ay, Alfredo Adam assures that he is not
[00:30:57] afraid of lawyer Gerardo Rincón.