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[00:00:00] It's clear that everyone should take the time
[00:00:03] I feel so out of for their grief because we all experience it in such a distinct way, but talking about it and expressing it from the heart
[00:00:07] helps us to heal. I hope this somehow
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[00:00:15] Al Rojo Vivo. Thank you,
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[00:00:25] Good morning, today is Thursday, August 20th, and these are the most important news stories.
[00:00:32] from the White House, Trump shows the reforms of Hispanics deported to Liberia. Breaking news, the first flight of deportees arrives in that
[00:00:35] African country. Among them are Venezuelans, Cubans, and
[00:00:38] Colombians. The Secretary of Homeland Security publishes this image of
[00:00:42] people about to board a plane. Mexicans
[00:00:45] deported to third countries. Thousands are also being
[00:00:48] sent to a nation that is not their own, like Guatemala, according to its
[00:00:52] president, and also Honduras. We have testimony
[00:00:55] denouncing excessive
[00:00:58] scores his first goal with use of force. An Ecuadorian was arrested who... worked in construction and was in front of his
[00:01:00] 3-year-old son in Massachusetts when this happened. His wife seeks
[00:01:04] to prove that there was abuse by the
[00:01:08] How can we find more homes for authorities. Boat captain arrested by ICE,
[00:01:10] he was facing justice for the shipwreck of a tourist boat in New
[00:01:14] York in which a Colombian mother and her baby died. Now it is added that he is
[00:01:17] accused of being undocumented in the country. On immigration Thursdays,
[00:01:22] listening to what affects we talk with the lawyer about the relevant topics and the questions you
[00:01:25] sent us. Also, two air
[00:01:28] you, at Ashley's tragedies. Collision of aircraft, the mid-air
[00:01:30] impact of a small plane and a police helicopter leaves one dead and several injured
[00:01:34] in Pennsylvania. Air accident in Kenya,
[00:01:38] the four bodies of seven deceased are recovered after a
[00:01:41] helicopter crashed during a tourist ride in that African country,
[00:01:45] among the victims, the president and general manager of
[00:01:49] cases, they want to deport you, we Telemundo Stations and the director of intelligence of
[00:01:54] a victim of a crime, we return to Mexico. What Ecuador. then he is seen taking what Flood risk, mostly for the northeast of the country,
[00:02:00] neighbors say they are Mexican government that agrees with from New York to Washington D.C., weather. present today, but also the risk of flooding will be present, the
[00:02:04] weather forecast in brief, stay tuned, violence in
[00:02:07] Michoacán, Mexico, burning of
[00:02:10] It's 7:27 in the vehicles and road blockades after an operation against the Jalisco New
[00:02:13] Generation cartel, there are detainees,
[00:02:16] people's questions and hope against skin cancer, after an innovative vaccine was revealed that could
[00:02:20] the state police also help prevent melanomas from reappearing, we ask a dermatologist
[00:02:23] who it can work for and recommendations to
[00:02:26] prevent it. Viral trend.
[00:02:32] AM of Have you heard of "farmear" now? It has thousands of young people organizing, recording viral videos that
[00:02:35] many still don't understand, which is why today we explain what it's all about in
[00:02:39] Telemundo News
[00:02:40] now.
[00:02:48] Good morning, I'm Claudia de la Fuente, and this Thursday, from our team to your family,
[00:02:52] thank you for letting us inform you. We have a lot to tell you, starting with
[00:02:55] this breaking
[00:02:57] news:
[00:03:00] Today, the first flight of deportees with 20 people on
[00:03:03] board arrived in Liberia. Secretary of Homeland Security Marwayne Mullen published this
[00:03:07] image today of people about to board a plane. Of the
[00:03:10] deportees, we know that the majority are from Latin American countries, and
[00:03:15] this among them are Venezuelans, Cubans, and Colombians. This year,
[00:03:18] the United States granted $5 million to Liberia, $5 million for
[00:03:22] migration management activities. Liberia will receive up to 1,200
[00:03:26] deportees in the coming
[00:03:28] Telemundo, Ashley's Labor months. This is in addition to what has been happening since the Trump administration began in
[00:03:31] 2025. Since then, the U.S. government has deported to
[00:03:37] KD One, which gave rise to 26 third countries, more than 23,000 people, countries where they have no legal
[00:03:40] or personal ties, and after
[00:03:44] receive them, and it is something that arbitrary detentions in some cases. The majority, almost 20,000 people, were
[00:03:47] sent to Mexico, more than 2,700 to other countries
[00:03:51] must fight in Latin America and the Caribbean, and more than 500 to Africa and other
[00:03:55] regions. Mexico, by the way, has expressed its
[00:03:58] rejection of these actions. We spoke with a Mexican who was deported to
[00:04:02] Honduras after living and working here in the United States. In fact,
[00:04:06] Alejandra Arteaga connected with him and is now with us live from Mexico
[00:04:09] to talk about what is generally happening. Alejandra, good
[00:04:13] morning.
[00:04:15] Good morning, Claudia, the
[00:04:18] soccer. Everything United States government has sent thousands of
[00:04:20] Mexican migrants deported, not back to
[00:04:24] their country, but back to a
[00:04:26] Emirates, of course thinking of making a career in third country, in this case, Guatemala and Honduras.
[00:04:30] Two federal sources told Telemundo News that
[00:04:33] this has been happening since April. The first flight
[00:04:37] departed from Guatemala and
[00:04:39] the great hopes placed in then flights began in Honduras. One of
[00:04:42] the last flights occurred last week. 37 migrants
[00:04:46] traveled from Texas to San Pedro Sula in Honduras.
[00:04:49] One of those migrants
[00:04:54] school in Great Britain in is Arturo Trejo. I was able to speak with him. He took
[00:04:57] 4 days to return from there.
[00:05:00] by land to the border of Mexico with Guatemala and
[00:05:04] then he arrived here in Mexico City to his native Hidalgo. What
[00:05:07] did he experience during those hours when he was on
[00:05:10] board a truck returning to Mexico from Honduras? Let's
[00:05:14] listen. There they told us that there would be no problem, that
[00:05:18] they would transport us to this place,
[00:05:22] Chapas. Okay, that same truck
[00:05:26] transported us, the minimum on the extensions there
[00:05:29] resting and sleeping for a while and
[00:05:33] then until we arrived in
[00:05:35] Chiapas.
[00:05:39] A situation that greatly concerns migrants who are already
[00:05:42] experiencing stress due to this situation, we asked the U.S. Department
[00:05:46] of Homeland Security why these flights are not going to
[00:05:49] Mexico. They answered in a statement that the Trump administration is using
[00:05:53] all legal options to carry out the largest deportation
[00:05:57] operation in history, as President Trump promised.
[00:06:00] That's what they told us. Of course, the
[00:06:03] Mexican government has said before that it does not accept the policy of a
[00:06:07] safe third country, so with all this happening, is there any other
[00:06:11] indication that lets us know why they are leaving them in Central America
[00:06:14] then?
[00:06:16] Our sources here in Mexico told
[00:06:19] us, Claudia, that what is happening is that the U.S.
[00:06:23] government wants to leave Mexican migrants much farther from the
[00:06:27] Mexico-U.S. border. This would mean that migrants returning
[00:06:31] to Guatemala or Honduras would have to cross two countries
[00:06:34] and then their national territory to reach the border. In other words, a way
[00:06:37] to prevent them from returning to that
[00:06:41] country. And what do the governments of the countries receiving
[00:06:45] the immigrants like Honduras or Guatemala say
[00:06:49] about this?
[00:06:50] Well,
[00:06:53] the president of Guatemala just spoke out. The big
[00:06:57] question here is who pays, who provides these
[00:07:00] resources so that migrants can
[00:07:04] the president of Guatemala tells us is that it is the
[00:07:10] the Guatemalan government so that the immigrants can return. Let's
[00:07:13] listen.
[00:07:16] They pass in transit in less than 24 hours
[00:07:19] with expenses that are covered by the Mexican
[00:07:22] government or in other cases by the
[00:07:26] American government around certain
[00:07:29] issues.
[00:07:32] It's a very concerning situation, Claudia,
[00:07:35] because in Arturo's case, he was able to get the resources to
[00:07:39] return, but there are many migrants who no longer have family here
[00:07:43] nor the resources to return to this country. Thank you, Ale, for
[00:07:46] also showing the reality of Honduras and Guatemala, which has received almost
[00:07:50] 2,300 migrants in what they call transit. That's the report
[00:07:53] from Mexico. We'll be back to talk about the immigration arrest of an
[00:07:57] Ecuadorian man. It happened in Massachusetts. It was captured on video, and now his wife
[00:08:01] denounces alleged excessive use of force. In fact, she even says that her 3-year-old
[00:08:04] son was there during the operation and was very affected by what he saw.
[00:08:08] Wendy Castillo has the story.
[00:08:15] Moments of tension were captured on video during the arrest of Clever
[00:08:19] Washilem, an Ecuadorian detained by immigration agents in
[00:08:22] Lawrence, Massachusetts. They hit him like
[00:08:27] in the stomach, they hit him in the
[00:08:30] leg. His wife claims that it all started with a
[00:08:33] confusion when the agents asked him about another
[00:08:36] person, and Klever explained that it wasn't him.
[00:08:40] Then that's when he said that already.
[00:08:44] behind him was already a
[00:08:46] car in front also, so they
[00:08:50] just surrounded him. It was then, according to his
[00:08:53] wife, that the struggle began that these images show. What
[00:08:57] hurts me the most is that they took him away
[00:09:01] horribly. I
[00:09:04] saw all of that and it's like I
[00:09:08] also kept thinking about
[00:09:11] all of that. His son, just 3 years old, also
[00:09:15] witnessed the detention.
[00:09:17] He is afraid to go out on the street, it's that
[00:09:20] he says: Mom, no, we're leaving, because the police,
[00:09:24] he says the police, that the police will kill like
[00:09:28] my dad, like immigration agents have to do their
[00:09:32] job, but what I don't agree with is that they
[00:09:36] assault and violate people's rights.
[00:09:39] Klever, who worked in construction, was the main financial support of the home. Now that he is gone, Maira says she will have to work twice as hard while facing uncertainty
[00:09:48] about her husband's future. Today I have to hug my son and
[00:09:52] tell ourselves that we have to be strong, both of us, we have
[00:09:55] to get through this.
[00:09:58] Telemundo News requested information from the ICE Office and
[00:10:01] DHS one day after the operation, but so far we
[00:10:05] have not received a response. We conducted an independent
[00:10:09] search. I want to make special emphasis that her
[00:10:25] husband, Klever, is not a criminal, but a
[00:10:28] hardworking man dedicated to his family. That is why
[00:10:31] she denounces the way, according to her, that ICE agents
[00:10:34] treated him on the day of his detention. Wendy
[00:10:37] Castillo, Telemundo News.
[00:10:40] Also, ICE has detained the captain
[00:10:42] of a tourist boat that capsized in New York, where a Colombian mother and her
[00:10:46] baby died. His name is Manuel Ernesto Hernández. The Department of
[00:10:50] Homeland Security said in a statement that the guard confirmed the
[00:10:54] undocumented presence of the 46-year-old Salvadoran in the
[00:10:57] country, which is why immigration detained him. This adds to the
[00:11:00] case he was facing, in which he was accused of not having the proper licenses
[00:11:04] and of operating the vessel with more passengers than permitted. 14
[00:11:08] people were on board when the tragedy occurred. This man now faces
[00:11:12] at least two charges for that situation, federal
[00:11:15] charges. And
[00:11:18] an air accident between a helicopter and a small plane ended with a deadly
[00:11:21] outcome. Who was on board and what were the aircraft doing when they collided?
[00:11:25] Marisette Bereny tells us all about it. She has all the information this morning. How are you,
[00:11:28] Maricette? Good morning, Claudia, I'm telling you that this small plane was about to
[00:11:31] land when at the last minute it veered off and ended up hitting a
[00:11:35] Pennsylvania State Police helicopter. The crash was so
[00:11:39] strong that the helicopter lost part of its tail and its
[00:11:42] blades before falling. The result: one pilot dead and
[00:11:46] two police officers
[00:11:46] injured.
[00:11:56] That's the 911 call that activated the emergency response
[00:11:59] at Carlile Airport where the helicopter was performing a routine training
[00:12:03] exercise. The pilot of the Cessna 150, who was
[00:12:06] its sole occupant, died at the scene.
[00:12:10] Aboard the Pennsylvania State Police helicopter
[00:12:13] were two officers, and this is what the state
[00:12:17] governor said.
[00:12:19] after aviation
[00:12:25] accident this evening in Carlisle, two of those
[00:12:28] heroes, two Pennsylvania state troopers, Colonel
[00:12:31] Bryce, Corporal Bryce Corman, and
[00:12:35] Trooper Jason Mills, while
[00:12:38] injured, are going to be okay. At
[00:12:41] a press conference, the interim commissioner of
[00:12:45] explained that the small plane was descending towards the runway, when for
[00:12:48] a reason that is still unknown, it sharply
[00:12:51] turned to the right and hit the helicopter
[00:12:55] from behind. All of this, for your information, happened in a matter of
[00:12:58] seconds, and the helicopter pilots didn't even see
[00:13:01] when the small plane was approaching. Now the
[00:13:04] Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation
[00:13:07] Safety Board are investigating why this accident
[00:13:11] occurred. And what is known about the information that is usually obtained through the airport control towers,
[00:13:15] Marisel? Well, the authorities confirmed that this airport does
[00:13:19] not have a control tower and that pilots must
[00:13:22] coordinate their movements through a radio.
[00:13:26] So we will have to wait and see what the investigation of this case
[00:13:29] finally reveals. Well, thank you very much for those updates, keeping an eye on what is known
[00:13:33] about this case, it is an air
[00:13:35] tragedy that occurred there in Pennsylvania, but look, there is also another one that affects
[00:13:38] us very closely, seven people died in a helicopter
[00:13:42] accident in Kenya, and this morning it has been reported that they have been able to recover
[00:13:45] at least four of the bodies of the deceased. I insist that it affects us
[00:13:49] closely because one of the victims is José Suárez, he was president and general
[00:13:53] manager of stations in Florida, but he also worked in Sacramento, in Las
[00:13:57] Vegas, and today we remember him with affection and respect. Marlén Guzmán
[00:14:00] reports.
[00:14:02] A tragedy during a tourist
[00:14:06] tour in Kenya resulted in seven people dead after a helicopter
[00:14:10] crashed in Samburu County in northern the country. Six passengers and the pilot
[00:14:13] were on board. Among the victims were five
[00:14:17] Americans, confirmed the U.S. State Department, which
[00:14:21] stated, "For the Trump administration, there is no greater
[00:14:24] priority than the safety and well-being of Americans. We express
[00:14:28] our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones for their
[00:14:31] loss." The family of Florida businessman Roger Edward
[00:14:35] Duarte, one of the victims of the accident, expressed being
[00:14:38] heartbroken and devastated by the tragedy. In a statement,
[00:14:41] they indicated that Duarte was traveling with a group of friends, José
[00:14:45] Suárez, Adam Lavity, Henry Parra, Mikele
[00:14:48] Sensikontugi, and Stephanie Hollyhan Vascones. The National Assembly
[00:14:52] of Ecuador confirmed that Sensikontugi was the general director
[00:14:55] of the National Intelligence Center of the country. President Daniel
[00:14:59] Novoa declared 3 days of national mourning in Ecuador. While José
[00:15:02] Alberto Suárez, 55 years old, was president and general
[00:15:06] manager of Telemundo Stations in Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Myers.
[00:15:09] The news caused a deep shock within NBC Universal
[00:15:13] News Group. President César Conde lamented Suárez's death
[00:15:16] and highlighted not only his professional career, but also the impact he
[00:15:20] had on his colleagues and in the communities he served. Conde described
[00:15:24] him as an exceptional colleague and a mentor for
[00:15:27] many. He cared deeply about his teams, about the communities
[00:15:30] he served, and about the essential role that our stations
[00:15:34] play in people's lives. With over 25 years of experience as
[00:15:41] a journalist, Suárez led Telemundo stations in San Antonio,
[00:15:44] Sacramento, Fresno, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. On social media,
[00:15:48] those who had the good fortune to work with him remember him as a person
[00:15:51] full of energy, with a great sense of humor. His motto was
[00:15:55] to inspire, educate and protect, and whenever he arrived he
[00:15:58] inspired us and believed in all our projects. The company Lady
[00:16:01] Lauri Kenya, operator of the helicopter, confirmed that the aircraft
[00:16:05] was performing a charter flight from Suan Conservancy
[00:16:08] to Ololoquiy when it crashed. On its Facebook page, it shared
[00:16:12] images of a similar helicopter in which the victims were traveling
[00:16:16] before the crash. Marlen Guzman, Telemundo
[00:16:20] News. We join in and once again send condolences to
[00:16:23] all those who have been touched by this tragedy, which we know are many people across
[00:16:27] the country. Carlos Robles, we go to you for the forecast
[00:16:30] information, good morning. Good morning to you, good morning to all our people, and of course,
[00:16:34] we join in the solidarity and warm
[00:16:37] embrace that our colleagues here at Telemundo also deserve, who have
[00:16:41] obviously been experiencing everything that
[00:16:44] happened yesterday very closely, so all our solidarity. Now,
[00:16:48] let's look at the rain activity that is already approaching the northeast of the
[00:16:52] country. This is the big news of the day in terms of weather, a
[00:16:56] powerful line of precipitation as it approaches the northeast of the United
[00:17:00] States. Cities like Washington, Philadelphia and New
[00:17:03] York City, are likely to see storms.
[00:17:07] but in these areas during today's afternoon hours, we're talking between 4 and
[00:17:11] 8 at night, we must say that there is also
[00:17:14] a fear of flash floods for this region because a lot
[00:17:18] of rain will be falling in a short
[00:17:21] amount of time and especially in very urban areas where there is a lot of
[00:17:24] concrete, a lot of asphalt and the water cannot percolate and 34
[00:17:28] million people from the Ohio Valley to New York and
[00:17:31] Philadelphia are under flood watch, see the amounts of
[00:17:35] rain that can fall between three to
[00:17:38] five inches of rain in a very short period, so we are talking
[00:17:42] about the situation should deteriorate already from 4 in the
[00:17:46] afternoon and we must say that the biggest risk is flooding and
[00:17:50] remember flooding is mostly when we are
[00:17:53] driving that the highest number of
[00:17:56] lives are lost, this is according to the national weather service, so please
[00:18:00] do not cross flooded roads because remember only
[00:18:04] one foot of moving water is already capable of knocking you
[00:18:08] down and two and a half feet is already capable of carrying your vehicle to a
[00:18:11] much deeper area, so be careful. Yes, Carlos, keep an eye on that, especially for those who
[00:18:15] have plans for the weekend, even if the conditions are as you describe them. Of course,
[00:18:18] and especially the other important issue,
[00:18:22] Claudia, is the heat that continues to be quite intense. This
[00:18:26] morning we said that it really offers no respite
[00:18:29] and we will continue under this steam bath that we continue to
[00:18:32] give ourselves due to the temperatures, even in Los Angeles, Las
[00:18:36] Vegas, and Phoenix, they remain under excessive heat warning
[00:18:40] and advisory today. In Las Vegas, it will be 109, in Fresno,
[00:18:44] 102, in Phoenix, 107. It's a dry
[00:18:47] heat wave, the air is extremely dry and tends to heat up
[00:18:50] quickly, and for the weekend, there's no respite, 110 in Phoenix,
[00:18:54] 111 on Saturday and Sunday at 110 degrees. What's happening in
[00:18:57] the southeast of the country? Well, this heat wave has different characteristics,
[00:19:00] it's a more humid one because it has abundant
[00:19:04] water vapor content, and look at the temperatures in the 90s,
[00:19:07] heat indices in the triple digits for today, so if you have
[00:19:11] travel plans from Texas to Florida to the
[00:19:14] Carolinas, prepare to experience dangerous
[00:19:18] temperatures. For example, in Oklahoma, 105, but it will feel like
[00:19:21] 109. In Houston, it will feel like
[00:19:24] 108. In Baton Rouge,
[00:19:27] 109, you are in Louisiana, and for next week, we are talking
[00:19:31] about the weekend and next Monday, the heat continues and the thermal
[00:19:35] sensations will still remain high, Claudia. Thank you,
[00:19:39] Carlos, see you here, you go up, I'm going there, I'm going
[00:19:42] there, let's see, I'm going to invent some dance moves
[00:19:46] to see if I become the cool weather man, even
[00:19:49] cooler, also right now for him to explain,
[00:19:52] is that so, if you have seen the videos and don't know like us that we discovered it these days that we are
[00:19:56] finding out, listen, and immediately we are going to talk about other things, it is common
[00:20:00] for us to have our immigration lawyer Katia Quiros answering your questions and our
[00:20:04] exception today. All the questions you sent us about immigration
[00:20:08] we also talk about the violent day in Mexico after an operation against one of the
[00:20:11] cartels operating in Michoacán. And we talk about
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[00:20:46] up to 2 days early and get paid. Castillo got what she
[00:21:59] deserved, like everything, two unexpected
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[00:22:12] general that you need him. He might want to kill you, just
[00:22:15] when he's about to do it, I'll keep him with... The Lord of the
[00:22:19] Skies tonight 9 pm 8 central on Telemundo
[00:22:23] and Peacock. You're
[00:22:26] going
[00:22:30] to see sensitive images of what appears to be an attack on an albino
[00:22:34] peacock by a mail carrier. It happened in Pasadena,
[00:22:37] California. Apparently, he hit it with a rock at least twice,
[00:22:43] appears to be a stick to hit it again until the animal writhes in
[00:22:46] the street. Some
[00:22:50] familiar with the bird for several years. The animal
[00:22:53] welfare society intervened, attended to it on site, and launched an
[00:22:56] investigation. Now, our health: preventing
[00:23:00] cancer from reappearing is the goal of Moderna and Merck laboratories
[00:23:04] that announced good results from a vaccine that is in an experimental but very
[00:23:08] advanced stage, it is against skin cancer. The treatments
[00:23:12] or the results of this treatment called Intismeran were
[00:23:15] positive in 1100 people. They managed to reduce the
[00:23:18] risk of cancer returning in high-risk patients with
[00:23:22] melanoma. Earlier we talked about this experimental vaccine with
[00:23:25] dermatologist Renata Ruiz,
[00:23:29] a very exciting advance in combating
[00:23:31] melanoma, but it is still in the research phase, but it is
[00:23:35] very important to clarify that this is not a vaccine to prevent
[00:23:39] melanoma for people who have never had skin cancer,
[00:23:43] this is a personalized treatment for people who have
[00:23:46] had high-risk melanoma and to prevent
[00:23:49] melanoma from returning, which hopefully they will never need.
[00:23:52] We hope they don't face this. How do we
[00:23:55] reduce the chances of skin cancer, of
[00:23:58] melanoma? The most important thing will always
[00:24:02] be prevention, so here in Florida
[00:24:05] we have a lot of sun, avoid maximum sun
[00:24:08] exposure possible, use sunscreen every day,
[00:24:12] SPF 30 or more, long sleeves,
[00:24:16] hats, sunglasses, reapply sunscreen every two
[00:24:21] hours. She also told us that those with lighter skin tones are more prone to
[00:24:25] these types of issues. If you notice any anomaly on your skin, consult your
[00:24:29] dermatologist. In terms of economy, the US's
[00:24:32] historic debt is news today because it exceeds $40 trillion for
[00:24:36] the first time. The amount has doubled under the administrations of Trump and former
[00:24:40] President Biden, and it's largely due to defense spending, Social
[00:24:43] Security, Medicare, and the deficit interest. This is important because
[00:24:46] it could make international creditors
[00:24:50] question the apparent lack of political initiative to address it. Groups monitoring this
[00:24:53] phenomenon warn that a
[00:24:57] possible large-scale debt crisis could occur if taxes are not increased,
[00:25:01] spending is not cut, or both are not done.
[00:25:04] We return to the debt we always have
[00:25:07] with you, connecting with lawyer Katia Quiroz to answer all your
[00:25:11] questions related to your immigration cases. Thank you for your
[00:25:14] trust.
[00:25:16] More stories also when we return, and this will be precisely the family
[00:25:20] reunion that this pastor had after being detained for weeks.
[00:25:23] ahí,
[00:25:29] It's 7:25 in the morning. Good morning, thank you for tuning in to
[00:25:33] Telemundo 48. Argen Fernández is here. Problems in the
[00:25:37] San Leandro Unified School District. A superintendent is under investigation,
[00:25:41] accused of harassing another district official. The school board voted to
[00:25:45] suspend Mike Mclovelin with administrative leave
[00:25:49] after a closed meeting. This was Tuesday night,
[00:25:52] according to three sources with knowledge of the
[00:25:55] investigation. The incident occurred during a district-organized
[00:25:59] excursion. At one point, he physically
[00:26:03] touched his colleague, described as a manager or
[00:26:06] director. He has been superintendent in San Leandro
[00:26:09] for 13 years and is also one of the highest paid in the entire
[00:26:13] state. Concerned citizens are demonstrating against a proposal
[00:26:17] to build a 500,000 square foot data center in San Jose. The center is
[00:26:21] being planned by the real
[00:26:24] estate company Prologis and will be located on Silver Creek
[00:26:28] Valley Road, south of San Jose. Last night, the city
[00:26:31] held the first of a series of community meetings with the aim
[00:26:35] of allowing citizens to express their concerns as
[00:26:39] the project progresses. And in Gilroy, the Valley
[00:26:42] Health clinic extended its medical care hours, meaning
[00:26:46] it will now see patients on weekends starting this
[00:26:50] Saturday. Weekend hours will be from 8 AM
[00:26:54] to 5 PM, including holidays, and
[00:26:57] residents in the area reported that this new
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[00:31:01] Good morning, you're watching Noticias Telemundo now. These are today's five most
[00:31:04] important news stories: One, the first flight with deportees arrives in Liberia.
[00:31:08] There are 20 people, including Venezuelans, Cubans, and
[00:31:11] Colombians. It is the first group of the 1,200 immigrants that this country
[00:31:15] will be receiving in the coming months. They assure that migrants can
[00:31:19] leave whenever they wish and they are offered asylum there in
[00:31:22] Liberia. Two: The United States has deported thousands of
[00:31:25] Mexicans to other countries that are not their own, and Mexico has expressed
[00:31:29] rejection of these actions. The president of Guatemala said that so far this
[00:31:33] year his country has received 2,284
[00:31:36] Mexicans. Three. ICE also detains the
[00:31:40] captain of the boat that capsized in New York and faces charges for
[00:31:43] the shipwreck that killed a Colombian mother and
[00:31:47] her baby. Salvadoran Manuel Hernández is accused of being in the country
[00:31:51] undocumented. Four. In Pennsylvania, an air
[00:31:55] accident between a helicopter and a small plane ends with the pilot of the
[00:31:58] small plane dead and two injured. The police helicopter was on a training
[00:32:02] flight. Five. Prince Harry and
[00:32:05] Meghan Markle are back in the UK after living 6 years
[00:32:09] in the United States. The couple is leaving in time, they say, for their children aged
[00:32:13] five and seven to start the school year in England in
[00:32:16] September.
[00:32:19] August is leaving us, right? Only 11 days left. Enjoy it, may everything
[00:32:23] go well, and thank you for being there, tuning in with our usual commitment. We are
[00:32:27] telling you the news. Let's go with immigration topics
[00:32:30] now, this story that we have followed here, that of a pastor who was
[00:32:34] detained there. Now, amidst tears and hugs, this Venezuelan
[00:32:37] pastor, Luis Morales, was reunited with his wife and daughter in Texas.
[00:32:41] He was detained for two weeks by ICE after being arrested at
[00:32:45] Houston Airport. His family and his congregation managed to
[00:32:48] raise $12,000 in bail that allowed him to regain his conditional
[00:32:52] freedom. Morales says that he and his family have an asylum
[00:32:56] application pending. The authorities say that his tourist
[00:33:00] visa was expired. The first time I've been
[00:33:03] detained, it was something
[00:33:06] quite sad, regrettable, but I thank
[00:33:09] God that we are now out. Pastor
[00:33:12] Morales was released with an electronic ankle monitor. He is preparing
[00:33:15] to continue his immigration process in freedom and has a next court appearance before an immigration
[00:33:19] court scheduled for September 8th in
[00:33:22] Houston.
[00:33:24] Continuing with these topics, it's time to connect with our in-house lawyer
[00:33:27] Katia Quirós, answering
[00:33:31] current events. Lawyer, good morning. I'm
[00:33:34] ready. Thank you, thank you for being live with us again.
[00:33:38] Listen, we have received complaints from people with an ongoing immigration process
[00:33:41] who say they have not committed any traffic violations,
[00:33:45] but they are still stopped and then end up detained. Can they
[00:33:49] detain you just for the information shown on the vehicle's
[00:33:52] license plate?
[00:33:54] No, they don't detain us for the information on the vehicle's license plate.
[00:33:58] Generally, when they are after a vehicle's license plate,
[00:34:02] it's because they are looking for that person
[00:34:05] for different reasons, because they may have a deportation
[00:34:09] order or because someone may have called
[00:34:12] and given a tip to bother that person. Because
[00:34:16] it could be part of some type of criminal investigation
[00:34:19] in some way, anyway, there are different reasons. The
[00:34:23] government can be looking for that person, access
[00:34:27] the license plate information and go after a car license plate,
[00:34:31] yes, but it's not the other way around, it's not that they look for the license plate first, they look
[00:34:34] for the person first. Thank you, lawyer. Regarding
[00:34:37] deportations to third countries, knowing that this administration
[00:34:41] is sending thousands to a nation that is not their own, can
[00:34:45] it be avoided that this happens, that you are deported to a country that is not
[00:34:49] your own, I insist?
[00:34:51] This is a violation of that person's rights, especially
[00:34:54] when their country of birth can
[00:34:59] countries that receive their
[00:35:03] nationals
[00:35:06] with the US government, because it is not
[00:35:10] legal, it is currently legal to send
[00:35:13] a person who cannot be received in their country to a third
[00:35:17] country, but when the person can be
[00:35:20] received, they cannot be deprived of their freedom in this
[00:35:23] way. Thank you, lawyer. Look at the questions you have
[00:35:26] sent us. In this case, the user who writes to us,
[00:35:30] named Janisbel, asks what it means that her son,
[00:35:33] detained by ICE, had the deportation order that the judge had
[00:35:36] placed on him removed from the USCIS website.
[00:35:40] Well, if it was removed, if the case is dismissed, it's very
[00:35:43] good, because he no longer has the deportation order. If
[00:35:47] the case was reopened, it's good because he no longer has the deportation
[00:35:50] order. I have a preliminary court date at the Orlando
[00:35:54] office on September 11th, says this user. I entered in
[00:35:57] 2022, applied for asylum in 2023, but my husband's case was
[00:36:01] dismissed. My daughter and I were left without status, and she asks if
[00:36:05] she can apply for asylum again.
[00:36:08] No, it's been over a year since you entered the United
[00:36:11] States, you can no longer do so. Thank you.
[00:36:14] Here's another question about asylum, from Nubia Fernández: Is
[00:36:18] it convenient to file for asylum if I've been in the country for many
[00:36:21] years, more than 10 years in her case, and never had contact with
[00:36:24] immigration? No, you cannot
[00:36:28] file an asylum application if it has been more than a year since you arrived in the United
[00:36:32] States. There is only one exception to this rule, which is
[00:36:35] when something in your country has changed in such a way that you cannot
[00:36:39] return right now, and the easiest example I can
[00:36:42] give you is when there is a very big change in the
[00:36:46] country, where there is persecution, for example, of a religious type today
[00:36:50] that did not exist when you arrived, and if you belong to that
[00:36:53] religion, you will probably die if you return to your country.
[00:36:57] It has to be such a drastic change. Thank you for the example, it helps us
[00:37:01] understand the magnitude of what is needed for that to be taken into account. Jaider
[00:37:05] Gómez says he is Venezuelan, that he is in the asylum process with no court date, that he has not
[00:37:09] been able to make the USCIS payment of $100. He asks how he can
[00:37:12] make that payment if he missed the deadline because he calls USCIS and they don't
[00:37:16] answer. Oh, well, he has to try
[00:37:20] to make an InfoPass appointment to
[00:37:24] go personally to the local office and see if they can help
[00:37:27] and ask for information internally.
[00:37:31] Another user writes to us asking how much
[00:37:34] one must owe in child support to avoid
[00:37:37] deportation.
[00:37:38] You cannot owe
[00:37:41] anything. You have to pay what the court tells you to
[00:37:45] pay or what the child support office
[00:37:48] tells you to pay. There is no
[00:37:50] limit. I understand that's what he wanted to know, whether it's not the same as
[00:37:54] owing 100 or 1,000.
[00:37:59] It's exactly the same. Okay, lawyer,
[00:38:02] thank you very much for your clarity on these immigration issues, so necessary in this
[00:38:06] era. Always willing. We'll see
[00:38:08] you this week, and of course, every Thursday here on Noticias
[00:38:12] Telemundo now. We have more in Los Angeles, Sandra
[00:38:16] Onil. Happy, happy Thursday to you. What do you have for us today? Good
[00:38:19] morning. Hello Claudia, how are you? Good morning. This
[00:38:23] Baby Friday we're going to share news about the name
[00:38:26] of the bald eagle Shadow's new partner, but we start with this news: The Los
[00:38:30] Angeles City Council reversed a law that prohibited homeless people
[00:38:34] from camping in designated areas of Hollywood, Echo Park, and Silver Lake.
[00:38:38] This request came from Councilmember Hugo Soto Martínez, who represents
[00:38:41] District 13 of the city of Los Angeles. The measure has generated
[00:38:45] mixed reactions in the community and from other councilmembers, who consider
[00:38:48] that it is a step backward after having cleaned many areas
[00:38:52] at a great economic cost. Councilmember Soto Martínez
[00:38:56] argues that the prohibition was not effective in ending homelessness and
[00:39:00] that it rather hindered the task of providing aid and finding
[00:39:04] housing for those people. Mayor
[00:39:06] Karen Bass and Los Angeles District 4 Councilmember Nithya Raman
[00:39:10] clashed in their first debate as opponents for the Los Angeles
[00:39:14] mayoralty. During the hour and a half heated debate organized by the Sherman
[00:39:18] Oaks Neighborhood Council and the Chamber of Commerce, Bass tried to present
[00:39:21] Raman as someone lacking the experience and support necessary
[00:39:25] to carry out her proposals for Los Angeles. For her part, Raman
[00:39:29] criticized Bass for what she described as her failure to maintain basic
[00:39:33] municipal services and drive the city's
[00:39:36] progress. And Shadow, the well-known Bald
[00:39:40] Eagle from Big Bear, has a new partner named Katie. Both
[00:39:44] have been seen flying together since mid- August, a consolation for many of his
[00:39:48] followers after the recent death of Jackie, his lifelong mate.
[00:39:51] Yesterday, the Friends of the Big Bear Valley organization officially announced
[00:39:55] the name Katie for the visiting eagle through
[00:39:59] Facebook. She was identified thanks to a leg band with the inscription
[00:40:04] her nickname before the official name was
[00:40:08] assigned. How about that? Well, we will be attentive to everything that
[00:40:12] happens in this real-life novel.
[00:40:15] Of course, we are also very happy to have been with you.
[00:40:19] We return with you, Claudia. What do you think, Katie? Well,
[00:40:22] nothing, thanks, Sandra. Greetings. That story has
[00:40:25] generated comments on social media. Well, it's nature, right? In this
[00:40:29] case of animals. Let's go to South Texas. Juliet Botello is waiting for us with
[00:40:32] information. Good morning, Juliet.
[00:40:36] Good morning, colleagues. Let's start with the following: A
[00:40:40] 5-year-old girl died after being
[00:40:43] found unconscious inside a vehicle in Giddings, Texas. The
[00:40:46] police indicated that a family member returned home with the
[00:40:50] minor and another child, but she did not get out of the vehicle. Noticing
[00:40:53] her absence, the family found her unconscious and
[00:40:57] began resuscitation maneuvers and then called
[00:41:00] 911. The minor was transferred to a hospital where
[00:41:03] she died that day. Temperatures
[00:41:06] reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit, and no charges have
[00:41:10] been filed so far, but this investigation continues. And
[00:41:13] the judge who presided over the trial against Carmelo Anthony has already been
[00:41:16] removed from the case in Central Texas. Anthony
[00:41:20] seeks a new trial as he appeals his conviction for the murder of
[00:41:24] 17-year-old Austin Merc, which occurred during a
[00:41:27] confrontation at a school competition. A jury rejected
[00:41:31] his self-defense argument and sentenced him to 35
[00:41:35] years in prison. His defense requested the removal of
[00:41:38] Judge John Roach from future proceedings. A San Antonio judge
[00:41:41] accepted the petition and ordered his removal from
[00:41:45] this case. This is the information from Texas, colleagues. It was a pleasure
[00:41:49] to greet you. I return to you. Likewise, Juliet, we'll follow up on that from Telemundo in
[00:41:52] McAllen. Now for other news. President Trump warned
[00:41:56] of economic consequences for any country that supports Iran. In a
[00:42:00] message on social media, he threatened economic warfare and isolation on
[00:42:04] an unprecedented scale, but he did not elaborate. The United States seeks to
[00:42:07] resolve the war that began with Israel almost 6
[00:42:10] months ago. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister called
[00:42:14] the comments an attempt to divert public attention
[00:42:18] from problems in the United States. And another thing, the
[00:42:22] president showed the helipad being built in the south lawn of the
[00:42:25] White House and signed a stone. This
[00:42:29] construction is raising questions about who is
[00:42:32] paying these 6 million dollars that this helipad is said to
[00:42:36] cost, and whether or not it falls on taxpayers. Trump has pointed
[00:42:48] to visits by foreign dignitaries. We also
[00:42:52] have an update on the death of actress Hayden Panettiere. In the last few hours,
[00:42:55] it was learned that the DA joined the investigation into the possibility that
[00:42:59] she died of an overdose. NBC News sources close to
[00:43:02] the investigation say this. The agency could determine if drugs were
[00:43:06] involved, how they were obtained, and if anyone could have broken
[00:43:10] the law in obtaining
[00:43:13] them. From there, we go to Mexico, because in
[00:43:17] Michoacán, they had a tough time yesterday. Organized crime
[00:43:20] burned vehicles, blocked roads in more than 20 points, and it was in response to an
[00:43:24] operation against the Jalisco New Generation cartel. There are arrests,
[00:43:28] including women close to one of its main leaders. Alejandro
[00:43:31] Godina reports:
[00:43:35] It was a red dawn, vehicles on fire in the middle of the roads,
[00:43:39] affecting 20 points and at least nine roads in the Mexican state
[00:43:43] of Michoacán, in the west of the country.
[00:43:46] Behind these actions were members of organized crime, according to
[00:43:49] authorities. There is an operation to detain. The president indicated that the events
[00:43:53] occurred in response to an operation to detain some
[00:43:56] targets of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, without specifying
[00:43:59] who, and that is why this takeover of some
[00:44:02] places occurred and there is
[00:44:06] the Secretary of Defense. of
[00:44:10] the federal security cabinet reported that the operation in two municipalities resulted in nine
[00:44:13] members of the criminal group detained, including Marisol and
[00:44:17] Lourdes, identified as the daughter and romantic partner of Heraclio Guerrero
[00:44:21] Martínez, "El Tío Laco," whom authorities identify as the regional
[00:44:24] head of this organization in Michoacán and Jalisco, without reporting
[00:44:28] what happened to him, and asked the citizenry for calm.
[00:44:31] The situation is under control. After the operation, authorities secured
[00:44:35] more than 60 vehicles, one of them armored, as well as weapons,
[00:44:39] explosives in properties. So far, authorities have not reported any
[00:44:42] injured or deceased persons during the deployment and the
[00:44:45] fires.
[00:44:47] After the death of Nemesio Seguera Cervantes, also known as "El Mencho," killed in Tapalpa, Jalisco last
[00:44:51] February, the federal government identified Heraclio Guerrero Martínez
[00:44:55] among his possible successors. The events
[00:44:58] coincided with the visit of the Mexican Secretary of the Interior, Rosa Icela
[00:45:01] Rodríguez, to that region, where some weeks ago the United
[00:45:05] States withdrew some of its inspectors due to security problems experienced by
[00:45:08] avocado producers. In Mexico, Alejandro Godina, Noticias
[00:45:12] Telemundo. Now in the world, in South Korea, the army raises
[00:45:16] alarms and accuses its neighbor and rival North Korea of having launched
[00:45:19] 10 ballistic missiles into the sea towards Japan. It was today, a day
[00:45:23] after Trump said he plans to meet this year with North Korean
[00:45:27] leader Kim. In
[00:45:29] Colombia, President Abelardo de la Espriella declared an economic emergency to
[00:45:33] assist victims and rebuild regions affected by the August 10th
[00:45:36] earthquake. He explained that the decree is essential to face the tragedy as
[00:45:40] the country is going through the most complex fiscal situation in its history as a
[00:45:44] republic. And in the Central African Republic, sensitive images,
[00:45:47] the death toll after the collapse of a gold mine already exceeds
[00:45:51] a hundred, according to a Red Cross volunteer participating in rescue efforts.
[00:45:55] The artisanal gold mine used rudimentary methods
[00:45:59] and collapsed this Tuesday
[00:46:01] morning.
[00:46:04] Impressive images, those, huh? Yes, and from that, we go to you, Carlos, to other things
[00:46:08] that also keep us very alert. Very attentive to what is happening in the northeast of the
[00:46:11] country. There is a rain zone approaching, let's take a look at that
[00:46:15] region. You can see from 4 to 8 at night will be the key moment.
[00:46:19] Look at the intensity of the rain, the reddish colors show how intense it
[00:46:23] can be from New York to Washington, including the city of Boston will be
[00:46:26] receiving these precipitations. Tomorrow, Thursday,
[00:46:30] through Friday, it will not stop raining in Boston.
[00:46:33] While for Friday there is a pause, but beware, on Saturday in
[00:46:37] New York, precipitation returns after the significant
[00:46:40] event today, so the ground will be saturated. Consequently, the
[00:46:44] National Weather Service has updated the latest in
[00:46:48] terms of flood risk and maintains it from Norfolk,
[00:46:51] Virginia, to New York, including
[00:46:54] Connecticut, which are under level two flood
[00:46:58] risk. Be careful when driving. From
[00:47:02] there we go to South Los Angeles, because a motorcyclist starred in a
[00:47:05] long and dangerous police chase. Yes, he even had
[00:47:09] time to refuel and even left with the pump
[00:47:12] still connected. Gabriel. Huerta with the
[00:47:15] report.
[00:47:19] This is how the erratic and dangerous police chase ended. in south Los
[00:47:23] Angeles, to the alarm of neighbors and motorists who
[00:47:26] witnessed the arrest of the suspect, who, according to
[00:47:29] authorities, was apparently armed. It all started
[00:47:32] around 5:30 in the afternoon near Figueroa Street, in south Los
[00:47:36] Angeles, when the suspect aboard an all-terrain motorcycle,
[00:47:40] starred in the unusual chase performing dangerous
[00:47:43] maneuvers and at times even going off the
[00:47:46] road.
[00:47:50] During the chase, the motorcyclist. At several points he used his cell
[00:47:54] phone and stopped at a gas station in the unincorporated area of
[00:47:58] Florence Firestone, where he tried to refuel
[00:48:01] before continuing the escape, pulling
[00:48:04] the hose from the pump that was still connected to the
[00:48:07] motorcycle.
[00:48:10] It didn't seem very dangerous until the helicopters and police cars
[00:48:14] started to approach and it was then that we realized that there was
[00:48:17] danger. Shortly after 6:30 in the afternoon he went to
[00:48:21] Athens Park in the Willock area, where he took a container of
[00:48:24] gasoline that apparently some unidentified person left for him
[00:48:28] there, inside the park dozens of people ran
[00:48:32] to avoid being run over by the suspect, while he
[00:48:35] continued to evade police officers. Subsequently, the
[00:48:38] suspect returned west and in the Harbor area several
[00:48:42] motorcyclists seemed to join the chase without confirming
[00:48:46] if they had any relation with the suspect. Shortly
[00:48:48] after, officers established a perimeter near
[00:48:52] 112th and Broadway streets where the subject
[00:48:55] tried to hide in a trash can, however, in that
[00:48:58] place he was finally arrested without offering much
[00:49:02] resistance,
[00:49:04] they surrounded him, yes, yes, now shot, let's go, but
[00:49:08] Vero and Pablo, today are Vero and Pablo, yes, good morning,
[00:49:12] what do you tell us today, good
[00:49:14] morning, how are the sports news, they already arrived with
[00:49:18] Pablo Mariño and Verónica Rodríguez, with the most outstanding of sports.
[00:49:21] Pablo, how are you? I'm very well, attentive, fans of
[00:49:25] the América Eagles, I know you are leaders, but be careful because
[00:49:29] a new signing may arrive, it is a Colombian
[00:49:32] striker and Enrique Martínez has the
[00:49:34] details for us.
[00:49:40] How are you, colleagues? It's a pleasure to greet you, the third reinforcement of the
[00:49:43] América Eagles has arrived. It is Miguel Borja, a
[00:49:47] Colombian striker who comes from the
[00:49:50] football of the United Arab
[00:49:53] Emirates, he arrived to sign a one-year contract, he will be with the
[00:49:57] América Eagles with 33 years
[00:50:00] old, he will have to do the medical examination and
[00:50:03] you know I'm super nosy, I'm going to tell you a little about his
[00:50:07] salary, two million dollars for the
[00:50:10] year he is in Mexican football, we must remember
[00:50:14] that Miguel Borja a few months ago was about to be
[00:50:18] a player of the Celeste Machine of
[00:50:20] Cruz Azul, but in the end. In the end, this signing was not
[00:50:24] finalized, despite being already on Mexican
[00:50:27] soil, it was not finalized and he ended up going to the football
[00:50:31] of the United Arab Emirates, América
[00:50:34] did not disburse a single dollar, not a single peso
[00:50:38] to acquire this Colombian footballer, taking into account
[00:50:42] that he arrives for free since his contractual relationship was
[00:50:45] broken by the player himself before
[00:50:49] starting negotiations with the América
[00:50:53] Eagles, third reinforcement of the Americanist team and watch
[00:50:56] out, there are still two more, I'll be back with you
[00:51:00] in the studio, I send you a big
[00:51:01] hug,
[00:51:05] there is Enrique's information, we must remember that the América Eagles are leaders
[00:51:08] in the Liga MX and that also
[00:51:12] Borja was 15 days with Cruz Azul, it never materialized, he comes
[00:51:15] from the football of the United Arab
[00:51:19] the Liga MX. Colleagues, we'll be back with you.
[00:51:22] Thank you and good morning, well, Prince
[00:51:25] Harry, now Prince Harry, yes, Meghan Markle, we already informed you that they have concluded
[00:51:29] their stay in the United States, that chapter is over, goodbye, my friend, they plan to return
[00:51:33] this same month to the United Kingdom with their
[00:51:37] children, 6 years after abandoning their royal
[00:51:40] duties and moving to California, little
[00:51:43] Archie and Lilibet would start
[00:51:46] the second week of September, what we know is that the family
[00:51:50] would live in a private residence, that is. not royal mansions, they
[00:51:54] will also continue not to perform duties as active members of royalty, just
[00:51:58] as they left it when they left 6 years ago,
[00:52:02] ready, ready for farming, let's go.
[00:52:08] touch talking about it because we just discovered it, I insist, but it's to
[00:52:12] understand everything that's viral on the internet that we're going to explain right away what
[00:52:16] it consists of, where it came from, why they do it, what they find entertaining, hey, don't
[00:52:20] leave because I'm going to dance and Claudia is going
[00:52:23] to be a baby shark,
[00:52:26] see you later, happy Thursday and I'm going to look for something, we'll
[00:52:29] be back, why do I have to wait for
[00:52:32] payday, I should have access to my money.
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[00:52:53] fees, she earns more to spend on her next special
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[00:53:11] no, your voice must be heard, please stop the
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[00:55:52] what you did was very selfish, that child thought you
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[00:56:33] today good morning. Hello
[00:56:35] everyone, how are you, good morning, what's new today, happy and
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[00:56:46] guilt that we mothers feel when we miss an activity,
[00:56:49] especially on this school
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[00:56:55] specialist, also a friend, do you give signals to
[00:56:58] that guy that you like him and he doesn't launch the
[00:57:01] conquest, here comes the question, is he shy?
[00:57:05] is he afraid or do you just not attract him at all, we're going to
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[00:57:15] tribute to her great friend Juan Gabriel making her legendary
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[00:57:23] celebrate 60 years of artistic career,
[00:57:26] ladies and gentlemen, and he sings his song "Yo sin ti" part
[00:57:29] of his new album, see you in an instant here on the number
[00:57:33] one morning show, you know what it's called, what, what, today
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[00:57:38] that, thanks guys, number one in the morning,
[00:57:42] goodbye, good morning, our
[00:57:45] trends today on social network X, people
[00:57:49] the White House and the new luxurious Heliport. Derek Chauvin because the
[00:57:53] ex-agent requests to annul the murder conviction in the George Floyd case
[00:57:57] and child abuse because a woman is accused of pouring hot wax on her
[00:58:00] daughter and starting a fire in Florida. Well, on Google, what our people
[00:58:04] are searching for the most is cancer. A new vaccine could reduce
[00:58:08] the recurrence and spread of skin cancer. Inter Miami
[00:58:12] versus Philadelphia. Lionel Messi
[00:58:15] Inter Miami after his father's death and
[00:58:18] Prince Harry because he returns with Meghan to the
[00:58:22] United Kingdom, according to some media reports. And the most viewed on
[00:58:26] Noticiastemundo.com is immigrant complaints. In an
[00:58:29] ICE center in Colorado they suffer from lack of adequate medical
[00:58:32] attention. US debt exceeds 40 million after
[00:58:36] doubling under the Trump and Biden administrations and the controversy over
[00:58:39] cameras used by authorities to register the license
[00:58:43] plates of millions of vehicles in the United
[00:58:45] States. Here. Mari, that social media
[00:58:49] thing, I came to update
[00:58:51] you, that farming now or now farm in
[00:58:55] English and all that, something has to do with movements,
[00:58:59] definitely, tell us about that which is accompanying
[00:59:03] sometimes hundreds of young people, right, who gather in public squares and start
[00:59:07] doing something that at first glance looks like dances like this
[00:59:10] well, farming now, yes, that's
[00:59:13] right, I'll tell you that farming
[00:59:16] now that it became viral among young people of generation
[00:59:19] Z and Alpha, mostly these videos are
[00:59:22] trending on TikTok, they imitate popular
[00:59:26] characters in video games and farming now
[00:59:29] includes a lot of attitude and the battles you are seeing in these videos
[00:59:33] that are mostly trending in Latin America, so you have an
[00:59:37] idea, this consists of accumulating
[00:59:40] points and you accumulate them according to the gestures you are
[00:59:43] making, you can be on the floor, you can be there like a karate.
[00:59:48] like in the video game then and who gives you those points the people who are
[00:59:52] watching you doing all those things just like it was a video game but I'm going to
[00:59:55] show you, you tell me how many points you're going to
[00:59:58] give me, 700 Carlos and yours
[01:00:02] how do you farm, I don't know, dancing maybe, let's see salsa and everything
[01:00:06] no, generation Z is more video game, I'm going to
[01:00:09] generation millennial with no that doesn't apply either, we're entering
[01:00:13] that, I'm almost a baby boomer, how I moved, I was asking ChatGPT for
[01:00:17] some advice because I'm completely lost, but well, at least
[01:00:20] we know, happy days,
[01:00:37] very good morning, the helicopter crash
[01:00:41] in Kenya that left seven dead and raises alarms
[01:00:44] about how safe indoor activities are.
[01:00:51] 40 minutes they kidnapped the console and that was something that
[01:00:55] I really found very
[01:00:57] bad.