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[00:00:27] information. It's Friday, August 21st, today on Noticias Telemundo. Second midday
[00:00:30] punishment after the World Cup final. FIFA sanctions three Argentine players for assaulting
[00:00:34] Spanish rivals. Leandro Paredes receives the heaviest sanction, 10
[00:00:38] recibe mayor sanción, 10
[00:00:41] at matches suspension. Torrential rains and flash floods in the northeast of the country
[00:00:45] are hit by the phenomenon. Streets completely flooded and dozens
[00:00:49] of people trapped in their cars. We have the forecast from
[00:00:52] Mr. Weather. Flock cameras are increasingly present on the
[00:00:56] streets of the country. These devices read vehicle license
[00:00:59] plates. But who has access to this information? And can it be used by
[00:01:03] immigration authorities? Between justice and mental
[00:01:07] health. The case of Lindsay Clancy, a woman who killed her three children
[00:01:11] in 2023, generates thousands of reactions and opens a
[00:01:14] debate about the scope of postpartum depression and
[00:01:17] psychosis. Art to heal the pain. Dozens
[00:01:21] of murals portray the faces of disappeared people,
[00:01:25] drawn by activists and families who seek to keep their memory and
[00:01:29] hope alive. Find justice. Shakira
[00:01:32] and Bad Bunny. The Colombian singer is little less than a month away from starting her
[00:01:36] concert residency in Madrid, while the "bad bunny" is only
[00:01:40] hours away from closing his world tour in his native Puerto Rico.
[00:01:53] Hello, happy Friday. I greet you with great pleasure, Nicole Suárez. We start with this
[00:01:57] breaking news. FIFA announces sanctions against
[00:02:00] three players from the Argentine national team just over a month after the
[00:02:04] World Cup final. The disciplinary committee sanctioned Argentine
[00:02:07] Leandro Paredes for hitting Eric García and Gavi after the
[00:02:11] match against Spain. Nauel Molina was
[00:02:14] through right now. What went also punished for assaulting
[00:02:15] protected more than 3 million Rodri Hernández and Thiago Almada. The sanction
[00:02:19] also reaches Roberto Ayala, assistant to Leonel Escaloni, for his
[00:02:22] altercation with Dani Olmo. On the Spanish side, Gavi was
[00:02:26] suspended for one match. In addition, financial fines
[00:02:29] were imposed. We must also talk about the extreme weather in the
[00:02:32] northeast of the country, which was submerged up to a foot of water after the
[00:02:36] intense storm system that hit the region.
[00:02:40] Look at this impressive waterspout that has turned into a tornado. The
[00:02:44] images were captured off the coast of Atlantic Beach on Long
[00:02:47] Island. The force of the phenomenon left this scene of
[00:02:50] destruction where a private beach club was reduced to
[00:02:54] rubble. And in neighboring New Jersey, torrential rains
[00:02:57] caused flash floods in several parts of the state.
[00:03:01] Also in New York City, entire streets practically
[00:03:05] turned into rivers, taking
[00:03:07] the target. They're going to everything in their path. In Queens, the floods forced the closure of
[00:03:11] was the reason sections of important roads. Also in Jersey City, emergency teams rescued
[00:03:15] 69 people who had been
[00:03:19] trapped in their cars. Here is Mr. Weather, Carlos
[00:03:22] Robles. What's happening? It seems like all day, every day, we have some
[00:03:26] extreme event, extreme weather, especially, and it's
[00:03:29] associated with this. high pressure system that has been over the southeast of the country, generating a lot
[00:03:32] of heat. That same circulation is what is bringing a lot
[00:03:35] of humidity, especially to the northeast of the United States, and look what
[00:03:39] happens. See the clockwise circulation. The Gulf of
[00:03:42] Mexico has temperatures between 2 to
[00:03:46] 5 degrees above what is
[00:03:48] the search commission, there are currently normal, meaning a lot of water is evaporating. That water
[00:03:51] vapor is carried by the wind to the northeast of the United
[00:03:56] in his native Puerto States. The outbreak of these
[00:04:00] cash. It's on me. You helped only managed to give me the keys to storms is present. For today, today is a day. really a day of transition with a lot of rain in the Carolinas, but the northeast of the country,
[00:04:04] New York, Boston and Philadelphia, without precipitation.
[00:04:07] However, for tomorrow, Saturday, the situation again
[00:04:10] becomes complicated. Do you know why? There is another front that will be approaching and that
[00:04:14] will be generating a second round of severe
[00:04:17] weather, probably also with
[00:04:19] to portray the faces of their daughters and considerable rain. It is expected that between
[00:04:23] two to three inches of rain more could fall over those localities. And
[00:04:26] while this is happening, Nicole and viewers, the
[00:04:30] temperatures remain extremely high. 106 in Miami, in Del Rio
[00:04:34] 105, 111 in Phoenix, and for the weekend, this continues
[00:04:38] and spreads. Fort Myers 106, Corpus Christi 105,
[00:04:42] Baton Rouge in Louisiana in the 109s, and on Sunday
[00:04:45] we are talking about more heat. So
[00:04:47] they do make their faces visible, because what really the scenario will be very similar to what we have been
[00:04:50] experiencing where we see heat in the south, torrential rains
[00:04:54] towards the northeast of the United States, where unfortunately they are urban
[00:04:57] areas with a lot of concrete. where the water cannot
[00:05:01] percolate easily. So be careful. I hope you are all
[00:05:04] doing well. Thanks, Carlos. Of course. Well, I also tell you that farms and construction
[00:05:08] sites in Minnesota are on alert for possible ICE operations scheduled for
[00:05:12] today. This warning comes from the
[00:05:15] association of organic farmers and gardeners in the
[00:05:18] state, who assure that among the alerted places there are farms that employ
[00:05:21] workers with H2A visas. The group also says
[00:05:25] it has received reports of increased drone surveillance in work
[00:05:28] areas. For now, no operation has been confirmed.
[00:05:32] The controversy over the use of cameras that read vehicle
[00:05:36] license plates is also growing. There are reports that immigration authorities are
[00:05:39] using them to make arrests and the count has reached the point
[00:05:43] that activists are vandalizing some of them. So
[00:05:46] let's look at those data. These are the so-called Flock cameras. These
[00:05:50] devices record where a car travels and that
[00:05:53] information can be shared with different police agencies.
[00:05:57] This has unleashed a debate about privacy and data
[00:06:01] management. Under pressure, Flock announced new measures to
[00:06:04] prevent the misuse of its system, but it must also be said that
[00:06:08] we have documented acts of vandalism against these cameras in
[00:06:12] 50 areas of the country during the last 3 years.
[00:06:15] Investigations have also found that federal agencies, including ICE and
[00:06:19] CBP, have used the system to track vehicles
[00:06:23] between different states. The issue has already generated an investigation in
[00:06:26] Congress. Also. A multistate report revealed that more than 4,000
[00:06:30] searches have been conducted in the database of several states across the country for
[00:06:34] immigration purposes, including Florida, and in the state of
[00:06:37] Florida alone, at least 216 immigration
[00:06:40] searches have been registered this year.
[00:06:44] And one of those cases is the Parada García family. It happened in Doral, south of
[00:06:48] Florida, when the border patrol tracked their truck's license
[00:06:51] plate and arrested Roberto Parada, a Venezuelan father in
[00:06:55] the asylum process and with a valid work permit until
[00:06:59] 2030. Despite presenting renewed licenses
[00:07:02] and proper documentation, CBP
[00:07:05] agents dismissed his documents and demanded that the
[00:07:09] couple decide which of the two would be arrested. So as
[00:07:13] not to leave their 4-year-old daughter, who was sleeping in the back
[00:07:16] seat, alone. And today we have Lorena García, Roberto Parada's wife. She is
[00:07:19] here with us. Lorena, I can't imagine that scene. I'm so
[00:07:23] sorry for what your family is going
[00:07:27] through your mind when they told you, "You or
[00:07:29] him?" Uh,
[00:07:33] honestly it was a very difficult
[00:07:36] moment. It felt very unreal what was
[00:07:39] happening at that moment. Uh,
[00:07:43] we were, we were vulnerable, my
[00:07:46] daughter and I, when we saw them take my husband away without
[00:07:50] being able to do anything because it was 10 at night. They were very hard
[00:07:53] moments, very difficult. Coming home, not seeing my husband, not
[00:07:57] knowing for sure what would happen to him, and well, we are still
[00:08:00] going through that situation. They have all the
[00:08:04] documents. Precisely, why did they
[00:08:07] decide to detain them? Did they give
[00:08:09] you any reason?
[00:08:12] No, we did not commit any
[00:08:13] infraction.
[00:08:16] Uh, we asked the Border
[00:08:20] Patrol, who were the ones who detained us that night, what
[00:08:24] for detaining us, and they simply
[00:08:28] said that they scanned our vehicle's license
[00:08:30] plate and that way they were able to verify
[00:08:34] our immigration status, which is a pending
[00:08:37] asylum, and that that was not a status to
[00:08:41] remain legal in... this country. Lorena, how was that last
[00:08:44] hug before he left with the authorities? There was no
[00:08:48] last hug, there was no time to
[00:08:51] say goodbye, it was all very
[00:08:53] fast.
[00:08:56] Uh, they took him away handcuffed, uh, the
[00:08:59] only, the only thing I asked the officers was to let me go with my
[00:09:03] daughter and to tell me where they were going to
[00:09:05] take him. He
[00:09:09] the house, to the car and
[00:09:12] they took him away. Lorena, from here we
[00:09:15] send you a lot of strength, all the best for you and your family,
[00:09:19] thank you, thank you, thank
[00:09:22] you. Well, the Trump administration is now seeking to
[00:09:26] replace the legal representation of unaccompanied migrant minors
[00:09:29] facing deportation with military lawyers. This comes after
[00:09:32] contracts with non-profit organizations and legal aid providers
[00:09:36] expired. The Pentagon has already contacted active-duty and
[00:09:40] retired lawyers to represent these minors. Advocates
[00:09:43] question the measure and warn that many have been victims of
[00:09:47] trafficking, abuse, and violence. Let's move on to other
[00:09:50] topics because the trial against Lindsay Clancy, a woman who killed her
[00:09:54] three children in 2023, is now opening a debate about
[00:09:57] postpartum depression and psychosis. Miriam Marias, what do we know
[00:10:00] about this case that has involved so many people? Yes, Nicole, good
[00:10:04] afternoon. We have been following it for several days now and what we know
[00:10:07] is that it has become one of the most high-profile trials,
[00:10:11] followed by thousands of people, also generating
[00:10:15] an intense conversation on the internet about what happened, but also about mental
[00:10:19] health. We also know that the children were 5 and 3 years
[00:10:22] old and the youngest was 8 Dressed in
[00:10:26] pink, hundreds of women gathered outside the trial of Lindsay
[00:10:29] Clancy, who faces charges for the murder of her three children in
[00:10:33] 2023. Several said that the story resonated with them and that
[00:10:37] they wanted to raise awareness about how the mental health system treats
[00:10:40] women. The defense does not dispute that Clancy did it, but rather
[00:10:44] argues that she was going through postpartum psychosis. This week, a
[00:10:47] psychologist who evaluated her several times
[00:11:00] testified. The prosecution argues that she planned the murders
[00:11:04] before feigning a suicide attempt. Clancy was left in a wheelchair after
[00:11:07] allegedly jumping from a second-story window after strangling the
[00:11:11] children.
[00:11:14] The trial, which is being livestreamed, has generated reactions and an intense
[00:11:18] debate on social media.
[00:11:21] Used more than 164,000 times on TikTok.
[00:11:25] Greater focus on postpartum psychosis, which is a rare mental
[00:11:28] illness affecting one to two out of every thousand women. Experts
[00:11:32] say it is normal to feel sadness after childbirth, but they recommend
[00:11:36] being vigilant if it persists and becomes
[00:11:39] postpartum depression. It is something that is known, this is a
[00:11:43] real diagnosis, it is not an invention
[00:11:46] and it is treatable. Now, when
[00:11:49] this becomes much more intensive and much more
[00:11:52] chronic, it can lead to
[00:11:56] a psychotic episode. Psychologist Eddie Chiro explains that during
[00:11:59] a psychotic episode, a person can lose contact with
[00:12:03] reality, they can have hallucinations,
[00:12:06] paranoid voices, uh, see things that don't
[00:12:08] exist. She says that to help a person in such a
[00:12:12] situation, it is important to listen.
[00:12:16] Well, Nicole, we also know that Clancy's lawyer says she sought help
[00:12:19] several times. We also know that she went to doctors,
[00:12:23] tried several medications that were prescribed to her, called a
[00:12:26] suicide prevention line and even voluntarily admitted herself to a psychiatric
[00:12:30] hospital. Now, for its part, the prosecution insists that she planned it,
[00:12:34] she planned to get her husband out of the house by asking him to get medicine
[00:12:37] and food. There are also witnesses who have said that she did not always take
[00:12:41] the prescribed medication. Well, let's see what
[00:12:43] the jury decides in all this. Thanks, Miriam Marias,
[00:12:47] and well, also a person died in Los Angeles after suffering a
[00:12:51] serious infection from the West Nile virus. It is the first
[00:12:55] death reported this year in the county. The San Fernando Valley resident
[00:12:58] had been hospitalized with neurological
[00:13:01] complications. California already registers 30 cases and three
[00:13:05] deaths, while the activity of the virus reaches its highest level in
[00:13:09] 5 years. Authorities ask to use repellent and eliminate
[00:13:12] standing water. Let's go now also to Mexico, a country
[00:13:16] known for its colorful art. There is a type of mural that
[00:13:20] keeps appearing everywhere. These are those that
[00:13:23] respectfully portray the faces of thousands of people who are
[00:13:26] missing in the country. Carmen Montiel shows us some of them.
[00:13:30] Carmen, good afternoon,
[00:13:31] go ahead.
[00:13:35] Hello, Nicole, good morning. That's right, the faces of dozens of
[00:13:38] disappeared people in Mexico City have been captured in
[00:13:42] murals located on streets and avenues and have become a form of
[00:13:46] expression to demand justice. It is increasingly
[00:13:49] common to find these memorials made by
[00:13:52] artists at the request of families and collectives who
[00:13:55] maintain the hope of finding them. We have chosen
[00:13:59] to create these, uh, large-format paintings to
[00:14:03] make it more visible
[00:14:06] and so that people can realize that there are problems not within
[00:14:10] within this system. And according to
[00:14:13] 6,000 people missing in Mexico City
[00:14:17] alone. Ángel, Jesús, and Leonel disappeared in
[00:14:20] 2019. For 7 years they left for work and nothing
[00:14:24] has been heard from them. Their families
[00:14:28] remember them this way and tirelessly search for them
[00:14:31] on the streets of the Mexican capital. It is a place of
[00:14:34] memory and an opportunity for families
[00:14:38] to
[00:14:41] express,
[00:14:44] sons. Another case is that of the girl Fátima, victim of
[00:14:48] feminicide in the Xochimilco area 5 years ago. Now her face has become a
[00:14:52] symbol of struggle and justice. I never thought
[00:14:56] that her photo would become that symbol, that
[00:14:59] symbol of love, that symbol of hope and that symbol of dignity
[00:15:03] for the struggle of children. For the families of missing
[00:15:06] people, these murals do not replace search warrants, but
[00:15:12] they seek is that they are never forgotten. Nicole, back
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[00:20:04] Card fraud alert. A large operation by the Secret
[00:20:07] Service and police in South Florida is looking for so-called
[00:20:11] skimmers, devices that can steal your data without you
[00:20:14] noticing. Leana accompanied them exclusively. This has
[00:20:18] been a large two-day operation with the United States Secret
[00:20:22] Service, also the Hialeah and Homestead police
[00:20:26] who, with devices like this skimmer booster, have managed
[00:20:30] to discover these skimmers, devices
[00:20:33] that steal banking information in seconds. We are
[00:20:37] here today with the Secret Service. The mission seemed simple: enter
[00:20:40] business by business, check terminal by terminal and find
[00:20:44] something that at first glance can be almost impossible to detect.
[00:20:47] We are going to give them the information to show them what we are
[00:20:51] looking for. 10 teams of agents toured dozens of businesses and
[00:20:55] checked hundreds of devices. After
[00:20:58] several negative attempts, we arrived at this supermarket in
[00:21:01] Wynwood where one of the inspections
[00:21:04] set off the alarms. Underneath a piece that appeared to be part
[00:21:08] of the machine, the device used to capture the information
[00:21:12] of those who pay there was hidden. We checked with a
[00:21:16] machine afterwards and it came out red, which means
[00:21:20] for us that the machine has been intercepted. This is one
[00:21:23] of the skimmers, one of the devices that they found that reads
[00:21:27] customer information to steal information, which generates
[00:21:30] millions of dollars in losses. Perhaps they did it in
[00:21:34] fractions of a minute, and I, as a cashier, am in front of that cash register
[00:21:37] and have never seen such a thing. Behind this fraud there are real
[00:21:41] victims. Here, most of the people who come
[00:21:44] are low-income people. They pay a lot with
[00:21:48] EBT, which is food stamps, they pay with debit, with credit
[00:21:52] card, and that stolen money from aid, according to officials, is not
[00:21:55] recovered. In 2025 alone, skimmers
[00:21:59] generated losses of 485 million
[00:22:02] dollars in the United States. With this
[00:22:05] operation, 13 skimmers were dismantled and fraud of
[00:22:09] 13.5 million dollars was prevented. We would have to send the parts
[00:22:12] to our laboratory in Washington D.C.
[00:22:16] to see if we have fingerprints. Because behind this
[00:22:20] small piece of technology, there could be a much larger
[00:22:23] criminal operation. The investigation, the
[00:22:26] arrests, how much will be saved with the arrests
[00:22:29] that will be made in the future, for Vicente Domínguez, the danger is not
[00:22:32] just a statistic. He assures that he knows what it means
[00:22:36] to discover that his money disappeared. They caught me
[00:22:40] once and took away my 15.
[00:22:44] That's why for merchants and customers, removing a single skimmer
[00:22:47] means something much bigger. It's preventing that
[00:22:51] behind the next transaction there is a new
[00:22:54] victim. We have to be very alert, we have to stop this, this is
[00:22:58] too much. And the advice that the authorities give to you or to
[00:23:01] me is that if you go to a place, first, before paying, try to touch
[00:23:04] to see if the device is not altered, if it does not have any strange
[00:23:08] light and you can report it. And the other important thing is that if
[00:23:11] you do not have to insert the card, if you only have to tap it as they say
[00:23:15] to pay, it is better to insert it and avoid
[00:23:19] being a victim of this type of fraud. I'm Leana Zorga.
[00:23:22] Continue with more of your newscast. Well, very
[00:23:26] good advice, you know, it has to be that tap. And well, they also
[00:23:29] announce a plan to lower the price of beef during the
[00:23:33] next 90 days. Imports will increase, allowing the
[00:23:36] entry of up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef without
[00:23:40] higher tariffs. President Trump assures that it could be sold up to
[00:23:44] 25% cheaper. The measure seeks to curb record
[00:23:47] prices amid the largest cattle shortage since
[00:23:50] the 1950s. And I ask you, are you drinking
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[00:28:46] The Seahawks conquered the Super Bowl, but the
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[00:29:19] Shakira's residency in Madrid is about to begin, and the experience
[00:29:23] will go far beyond the stage. The construction of the
[00:29:26] Macondo world is already underway, a whole city inspired by
[00:29:29] Gabriel García Márquez's 100 Years of Solitude will have eight
[00:29:33] pavilions dedicated to gastronomy, music, art, fashion, and
[00:29:36] literature, all connected by a central square with the Macondo
[00:29:40] tree. Shakira will be offering 12 concerts starting on
[00:29:43] September 18th, thus closing her successful tour, "Las
[00:29:47] Mujeres Ya No Lloran." And well, with a full house,
[00:29:51] Bad Bunny will also be closing his successful world tour
[00:29:54] in a few hours, taking more photos
[00:29:58] Rico. On the island of enchantment, they will be the last two performances after passing
[00:30:02] through four continents, nearly 20 countries, and selling
[00:30:06] more than 3 million tickets, a world tour
[00:30:09] that brought Boricua culture to millions of fans and became
[00:30:13] the highest-grossing tour by a male Latin
[00:30:16] artist. And with that, we say goodbye here on Noticias
[00:30:20] Telemundo, midday. Happy weekend.
[00:30:22] Gailín, the most viral, is in the press in the
[00:30:25] Dominican Republic. The singer
[00:30:29] faces many questions about the extortion complaint that is