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[00:00:00] they have also shown that
[00:00:04] exaggerate or minimize what repeats again tomorrow in love and unity among friends can definitely restore
[00:00:06] hope, especially when we need it most in
[00:00:10] difficult times, and we must teach our children that so they can continue
[00:00:14] spreading love, thank you, see you
[00:00:17] the city fear encountering tomorrow.
[00:00:24] that prohibits the cooperation of Happy Tuesday, today is August
[00:00:27] 25th, this is what is happening now: major
[00:00:30] visa revocation, up to
[00:00:34] a news story that is still developing on 200,000. The Trump administration is already working on this idea, it intends to revoke visitor
[00:00:37] visas for certain immigrants and prevent them from going through an asylum process
[00:00:41] here in the United States. What this
[00:00:44] administration wants to do is prevent the fraud of using a tourist visa to
[00:00:48] enter in a regular way. Fear due to the
[00:00:51] fire in the Reno area, in Nevada there are seven injured and 30
[00:00:54] homes destroyed. The
[00:00:57] in Mexico prohibits agent travel containment of the fire is improving and some are already returning home.
[00:01:00] We are live in the affected area,
[00:01:03] beach, we are not on now that it is dawning there, we these scenes like... witches in will connect with Edgar Muñoz. We also connect with
[00:01:07] Liberia, with one of the Latinos deported to this
[00:01:11] African country. Why were they sent there? Can they return to their
[00:01:14] country? A Venezuelan who had TPS will tell us, he had been
[00:01:18] in the United States for 5 years and was arrested at an
[00:01:22] ICE appointment. Suffocating heat, attention
[00:01:25] Texas, at least
[00:01:28] What has caught your attention the most, what from this state towards California, the heat intensifies. There are already
[00:01:31] 60 million people who will experience their hottest
[00:01:35] week for the rest of this summer, the weather forecast
[00:01:39] shortly, stay tuned, deadly
[00:01:41] attack.
[00:01:45] There are two dead and about 20 injured in Mexico in the state
[00:01:49] mountain, we can see clearly of Tlaxcala. It happened during a tradition in which
[00:01:52] 21 bulls are released. Men come out of the
[00:01:56] sewers. Manhattan.
[00:02:00] look at what's happening already in
[00:02:01] vaccinated. These are the
[00:02:04] The authorities are
[00:02:05] investigation into the response of investigating.
[00:02:07] Multimillion-dollar punishment, TikTok must pay it to
[00:02:11] settle a federal lawsuit. The government accused it of collecting
[00:02:15] data from children under 13 without parental
[00:02:18] consent. We will tell you how much the fine is.
[00:02:21] And the hobbies of the year. You see it here first on Noticias
[00:02:25] Telemundo, now a new report from Pinterest about what hobbies are trending this
[00:02:30] closer to the arc of the Lesser Antilles. For the 2020. We have the list and we'll give you a sneak peek, we are
[00:02:34] could transform the way trying to disconnect more from screens
[00:02:36] and find more
[00:02:40] creative hobbies.
[00:02:48] The morning begins in the west of the country, moving to the east, how are you,
[00:02:51] I hope very well, happy Tuesday everyone,
[00:02:55] O'Hare Terminal 2, right now there are several developing news, for example this one,
[00:02:57] there is already talk of the largest of visas
[00:03:01] in history, the Trump administration is working to
[00:03:04] carry it out, it intends to revoke visitor visas for
[00:03:08] certain immigrants and
[00:03:10] residents and visitors of prevent them from going through an asylum process here in the United States. Let's go with
[00:03:13] Marisett Berení, hello again. What is known about this plan? Hello
[00:03:16] Damiana, I tell you that the government could revoke up to 200,000
[00:03:20] business and tourist visas to
[00:03:22] us, because we have good foreigners who legally entered the country and who subsequently
[00:03:25] applied for asylum. If it materializes, this would be the largest
[00:03:28] visa revocation in the history of the
[00:03:30] nation.
[00:03:33] The US government is
[00:03:36] the border between California and preparing for a possible mass revocation of B1 and
[00:03:40] and no wonder, because besides students from the Long B2 visas used for business and
[00:03:43] tourism travel. The measure could affect almost 200,000
[00:03:48] during one of the most popular activities at people, mainly foreigners who entered the country legally, but who
[00:03:52] subsequently applied for asylum. Yes, it means that if you are
[00:03:56] applying for asylum, or were applying for asylum, your
[00:03:59] tourist visa will be revoked. This means that when your asylum
[00:04:03] case ends, you should not expect your tourist visa to be
[00:04:06] reinstated, they will not return it to you because it will already be revoked. Although the
[00:04:10] revocation does not mean immediate deportation, it
[00:04:14] could have significant consequences for those
[00:04:17] who are in process, not only will they be deportable, they will not be able to return with the
[00:04:21] previous status of having entered with a tourist or work visa, meaning
[00:04:25] that now you are exposed to being deported if the case is denied in the immigration
[00:04:28] court and the appeal court. The measure
[00:04:32] would include visas issued between 2016 and
[00:04:35] 2026, according to the State Department, the
[00:04:39] total number of those to be revoked is dynamic and the process
[00:04:44] kinda thought there was someone with him in will be carried out gradually in conjunction with the Department of Homeland
[00:04:48] Security. What this administration wants to do is prevent
[00:04:51] the fraud of using a tourist visa to enter in a
[00:04:55] regular way and then extend your stay with an
[00:04:58] asylum application that can last years. The government is looking for
[00:05:02] the largest visa
[00:05:05] trends that will hit hardest in revocation in history, how does the
[00:05:08] talking up to 11 degrees above what administration justify it? Damial, I tell you that the Trump administration argues that a tourist visa should not
[00:05:11] be used as a way to stay
[00:05:14] permanently here in the United States. These visas, B1
[00:05:18] and B2, are intended for
[00:05:21] temporary visits and do not authorize work or study outside of the
[00:05:24] permitted activities, but those who entered with these visas and
[00:05:28] subsequently applied for asylum are now in the
[00:05:31] sights of this new policy, we will let you know when this new policy
[00:05:35] comes into force, it is said that in the coming weeks and
[00:05:38] lawsuits are expected against it in court, thank you. Thank you
[00:05:42] Marisette, meanwhile we go with
[00:05:46] the West Coast and that looks like this, this is
[00:05:50] how hundreds of firefighters work to combat the flames, this is the Hawk
[00:05:54] fire still burning there in northern Nevada, this despite
[00:05:58] the fact that they have begun to contain it, the fire
[00:06:01] started very close to Reno, it has destroyed more than 30 homes
[00:06:05] and has dangerously approached very populated
[00:06:09] neighborhoods, however, the number of residents under
[00:06:12] evacuation orders and warnings has already been reduced, right now there are about
[00:06:15] 63,000. Live on the ground, Edgar Muñoz continues
[00:06:19] his day there in Reno, what's the latest
[00:06:22] Edgar?
[00:06:26] Hello, Damian, indeed it is dawning here in Reno in Nevada where firefighters continue to
[00:06:30] fight the Hawk fire, which has affected
[00:06:33] and displaced thousands of people from their homes, but
[00:06:36] also has many more worried about their properties, we are located right on the
[00:06:40] line of fire where these tongues of
[00:06:44] fire came to destroy the houses, there are two houses behind
[00:06:47] me, I'm going to show you a duplex house where only the
[00:06:50] parking lot remained, it had its rooms, its
[00:06:54] chimneys, its tiles and they practically disappeared
[00:06:58] and you can see, in the background what you see is the
[00:07:01] at this time of the morning how the fire moves,
[00:07:05] hits this truck that the family did not even manage to get out and
[00:07:08] how the fire gets into this... and causes the
[00:07:13] windshield of this car to explode. Here on this other side,
[00:07:16] Damiel, the parking lot is completely destroyed, turned
[00:07:19] to ashes, the situation is really very worrying, we have been told that it is
[00:07:23] a Latin family, a Hispanic family that last Saturday when
[00:07:27] these tongues of fire arrived, the family sat
[00:07:30] here hugging, crying over the situation, mandatory
[00:07:34] evacuation orders are still in effect, we are talking about close to
[00:07:37] 23, but many more homes, many more
[00:07:41] families, not here in this place, we are in this estet here in Reno, but in other
[00:07:45] areas have managed to return home, Damia, yes,
[00:07:48] yesterday you were also able to approach those people, those evacuees
[00:07:52] compulsorily and how they seek to pass the time,
[00:07:56] take refuge while they wait to be able to return to their
[00:07:58] homes.
[00:08:00] Many people, I can tell you, Damiana, are
[00:08:04] sleeping in hotels, many more, we are talking about that here in Reno in
[00:08:07] near... 300,000
[00:08:11] people left Reno because the city collapsed, roads
[00:08:15] were cut off, there is no electricity. Here where I am, in
[00:08:18] this neighborhood you can see, access is not allowed,
[00:08:22] only official vehicles, there are no people,
[00:08:25] the sun has already risen, we can see that there are no people, the
[00:08:28] people left here, they are not allowed access, and where are
[00:08:32] these families, in hotels with friends, where it has really
[00:08:35] become a terrible nightmare for them, how important
[00:08:38] to be on the ground and with the community. Edgar Muñoz, greetings
[00:08:41] and keep us updated, attention this also on the West Coast, on
[00:08:44] actualizando,
[00:08:49] Mexico, the US Embassy in Mexico says that today
[00:08:52] any kind of travel movements of Mexican people
[00:08:56] are suspended, also government activities in that
[00:08:59] city, it says for security reasons, they warn
[00:09:03] their citizens of a threat, although they do not detail
[00:09:06] which one, the United States issues recommendations, I am going to read
[00:09:10] you to remove government buildings
[00:09:13] in Mexicali, seek shelter if an
[00:09:17] incident occurs, inform friends, family about their safety
[00:09:21] in case an incident occurs, also follow
[00:09:24] the instructions of the Mexican police there
[00:09:28] to stay alert, we will be attentive because there are still doubts
[00:09:31] about what is happening.
[00:09:34] And it is dawning like this in the west of the country, very early in the morning
[00:09:37] Mr. Weather Carlos Robles has been working, and very aware of this heat that today
[00:09:41] you have defined as suffocating, suffocating
[00:09:44] and above all it will continue to be red hot for the next few days and there
[00:09:48] is no relief, Damia, we are talking about these alerts being in
[00:09:52] effect at least for the state of Arizona until
[00:09:55] at least Saturday, there are 60 million people
[00:09:59] living under excessive heat warnings and advisories, I must say
[00:10:02] that the excessive heat advisory includes the city of Dallas, north of
[00:10:06] Texas, this is the maximum alert in terms of excessive
[00:10:10] heat over that area if you look. Corpus Christi, San
[00:10:13] Angelo, between 99 to 105
[00:10:16] degrees, running with temperatures, we are
[00:10:20] is normal towards the west in Arizona,
[00:10:23] today. It
[00:10:27] Las Vegas 109, Santa Fe reaching 90 degrees
[00:10:30] towards the southeast of the country in cities like Tampa it will
[00:10:34] be feeling between 100 to 102 degrees, so the
[00:10:37] humidity continues to generate really this
[00:10:41] extremely warm outlook and I must say that for later in the week
[00:10:45] the heat will continue, look in Phoenix from 114 on Thursday
[00:10:48] to 109 on Saturday, there is really no great relief in terms
[00:10:52] of excessive heat, meanwhile in Tucson. in Arizona at
[00:10:55] temperatures of 108 degrees, now
[00:10:58] then, what is shaping up for next week when
[00:11:02] we eventually begin what is known as meteorological
[00:11:05] autumn, look, there are no changes in the meteorological outlook,
[00:11:09] a high pressure system established in the center of the country, should be generating
[00:11:13] hotter temperatures than what is normal and will continue
[00:11:16] to rage all this from Texas towards what is the
[00:11:20] state of Arizona, with temperature readings well above what
[00:11:24] should be normal. now for what is the beginning of
[00:11:27] autumn and we had Edgar Muñoz, we have Edgar Muñoz on the ground,
[00:11:31] how serious do you see the situation today, well, today I must
[00:11:35] say that temperatures in Reno where this
[00:11:38] fire is really going to remain quite warm, I want to see if
[00:11:42] I can show you the images here we have them, the temperature will be in the
[00:11:45] 90s, the wind will be blowing from the southwest at a rate of 5 to 15
[00:11:49] miles per hour, but what is important are the wind gusts that
[00:11:52] really generate, fan the flames. and allow them to
[00:11:55] spread easily, so the meteorological scenario is not entirely
[00:11:59] conducive to helping firefighters and if you notice today the
[00:12:03] risk is high of seeing more fires from Reno
[00:12:06] Nevada towards what is the state of Oregon because it will be
[00:12:10] windy and above all there will be low humidity in
[00:12:13] that sector and for the residents who live in these areas
[00:12:16] vulnerable to fires it is always recommended that when you go to
[00:12:19] plant a tree near your residence you know the
[00:12:23] height of it. and if there is a slope of the
[00:12:27] terrain, if it is moderate you should double, if you are going to plant
[00:12:31] another tree, the distance between one tree and the other, so it should be
[00:12:35] 20 feet and above all if the ground is much
[00:12:38] higher, much more inclined, you should increase the distance between one tree
[00:12:42] and the other to more than 30 feet away, the reason so that
[00:12:46] when these fires occur the flames do not reach
[00:12:49] new bushes and can spread easily,
[00:12:53] it is the science behind...
[00:12:58] and it is perfectly understood explained like that, thank you Carlos, we await you here in
[00:13:02] a few minutes and think about your hobbies, I will be thinking about
[00:13:05] them, there are many, ah, there are many, including
[00:13:08] meteorology, well, at this time we tell
[00:13:11] you about the almost 200,000
[00:13:14] Salvadorans who in less than 2 weeks will no longer have a permit
[00:13:18] to live, to work here in the country and they ask
[00:13:21] themselves, do we leave, do we look for another way to stay
[00:13:25] here, these are dilemmas they told Gabriel Hurta from Telemundo Los
[00:13:28] Angeles, I have been here in the United
[00:13:32] States for 32 years, so like
[00:13:36] me there are thousands and thousands. The peace of mind that Temporary
[00:13:40] Protected Status gave José Ramírez for almost three
[00:13:43] decades could suddenly disappear, according to an
[00:13:47] announcement made by the Trump administration, next September
[00:13:51] 9th, TPS would be definitively
[00:13:53] eliminated. occupied
[00:13:56] because Donald Trump
[00:14:00] was not content with canceling programs. The Department of
[00:14:03] Homeland Security recently announced the cancellation of TPS, arguing
[00:14:06] that for decades it was used as a de facto amnesty
[00:14:10] and warned that from that date, all immigrants
[00:14:14] covered under that program will be in the United States illegally,
[00:14:18] so they must immediately leave the country or otherwise
[00:14:21] they will be deported. So far we have not seen anything
[00:14:25] published. in the Federal Register, immigration lawyer
[00:14:28] Kelly Ortega highlights, however, that it could not yet be considered
[00:14:32] an official announcement, since for this an official review
[00:14:35] and publication in the Federal Register of the United
[00:14:39] States is necessary, when it comes to terminating a
[00:14:42] TPS designation, Congress has created a
[00:14:46] recipe that must be followed, this includes an
[00:14:50] adequate review and a publication in the Federal
[00:14:53] Register of the United States which indicates
[00:14:57] the termination, it also indicates the justifications for
[00:15:00] terminating it, it would be a huge chaos, it would be a disaster,
[00:15:03] a breaking up of homes. What is a fact is
[00:15:06] the concern among thousands of Salvadoran families like José
[00:15:10] Ramírez's, who do not consider returning to their country
[00:15:13] a real option, we are thousands and thousands
[00:15:17] of Salvadorans who have been here for a
[00:15:20] little over 30 years, children born here, they are
[00:15:24] owners of properties, there are many
[00:15:26] TPS beneficiaries who have their
[00:15:30] businesses, who have their businesses, we already have family
[00:15:33] with roots. Lawyer Ortega recommends TPS beneficiaries
[00:15:37] not to rush and points out that before making a drastic
[00:15:40] decision, it is important to consider other options and
[00:15:44] seek legal advice. In fact, many of them have adult children,
[00:15:48] married to people who have legal status who can
[00:15:51] petition for them, there are some who qualify for humanitarian
[00:15:54] processes such as the visa. And in contrast, in
[00:15:57] New York State, a law comes into force today
[00:16:01] local police with ICE, it deactivates all such
[00:16:05] agreements, the police can no longer
[00:16:08] act as immigration agents to make such arrests, local agencies can still
[00:16:12] continue to collaborate with federal authorities when pursuing serious
[00:16:16] crimes. And at the last minute, a new chapter in the
[00:16:20] growing dispute between the United States and its northern neighbor, Canada, President
[00:16:24] Trump is considering renaming Lake Ontario,
[00:16:27] which is a border lake between the two countries, he says it should
[00:16:30] be called Lake America, he writes on his social network that it is
[00:16:34] because he no longer expects to do much business with the people of Ontario, the
[00:16:37] province that includes Toronto. Trade negotiations
[00:16:40] between the two countries failed a few days ago,
[00:16:44] the two neighbors are threatening each other with high
[00:16:47] tariffs.
[00:16:49] And this morning we connect with Liberia, with one of the deported Latino immigrants to this
[00:16:53] African country. Why were they sent there, can they return to their
[00:16:56] country? He answers here. And we have
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[00:19:20] Now the question that people are asking in New York City, why are
[00:19:24] people going into the sewers of Manhattan, there are
[00:19:27] videos that attest to this, our correspondent Cristina
[00:19:30] Corujo is following this
[00:19:33] mystery.
[00:19:39] Incredible, but true.
[00:19:42] These images show three men dressed in
[00:19:46] black overalls and flashlights coming out of a
[00:19:49] manhole in downtown New York City, well, a horror
[00:19:53] movie, it's not a joke, that goes beyond all
[00:19:56] expectations. The New York Police Department investigates the facts and is looking for
[00:20:00] these three individuals. Similar images published in May
[00:20:04] show several men entering another manhole located
[00:20:07] in Queens, despite the fact that it is unknown if both events are
[00:20:11] connected, the authorities warn the public about
[00:20:14] the danger of this. In statements to our sister network
[00:20:17] NBC, the City's Department of Environmental Protection said
[00:20:21] that these acts are illegal and extremely dangerous and
[00:20:25] ask the public not to enter these manholes,
[00:20:28] they are looking for something, they are living there, which is very dangerous, it is very
[00:20:32] dangerous also not only
[00:20:35] because they can hurt themselves but all the infections they
[00:20:39] can find in there. Although the motive of these people is unknown,
[00:20:43] authorities believe they could be looking for valuable
[00:20:47] objects that have been lost or fallen through
[00:20:50] the manholes and it was precisely this
[00:20:53] manhole where the men are seen coming out of it.
[00:20:57] This is located on one of the busiest streets in New York City, which is
[00:21:00] Seventh Avenue where Penn Station and Madison Square
[00:21:03] Garden are located. Meanwhile, some in
[00:21:07] one of these, I think it is not a well-done practice
[00:21:10] obviously and well it is fear because it is one who is walking
[00:21:14] here even if it is any day, any
[00:21:18] time of the day, it is not
[00:21:21] good. From New York, Cristina Corujo,
[00:21:24] Telemundo News. This morning, we connect with one of the Latino immigrants
[00:21:28] that the Trump administration deported to Liberia in
[00:21:31] Africa, despite not being from there. It is under a controversial
[00:21:34] Safe Third Country agreement. The first flight
[00:21:37] landed last Thursday, Liberia has committed to receiving
[00:21:41] up to 1200 migrants from the United States during
[00:21:44] the year. The agreement includes people with nationalities
[00:21:48] from Latin America, early
[00:21:51] this morning we spoke with Carlos Sánchez Villa, a Venezuelan, with
[00:21:55] 5 years in the United States, he had TPS, he was
[00:21:58] detained at an ICE appointment and is now deported, deported to
[00:22:02] Liberia.
[00:22:04] I am looking for a third
[00:22:08] country, since unfortunately
[00:22:11] I cannot return to mine, well, for
[00:22:15] reasons, as everyone knows,
[00:22:18] but... I'm working on that, the organization is
[00:22:21] giving us help with
[00:22:25] information, with everything else, his family is a political
[00:22:28] opponent, he cannot return to Venezuela, he cannot return to the United
[00:22:31] States and is now in Liberia.
[00:22:34] Being able to deport you to Venezuela, why do you end up in
[00:22:38] Africa?
[00:22:41] Oh, look, I have, I won a benefit
[00:22:44] called Withholding of Removal
[00:22:47] which says that I cannot
[00:22:51] be deported to my country until the situation in my country
[00:22:54] is resolved, so, well, that's why
[00:22:58] I'm here on this side of the world, what country are you trying
[00:23:02] to reach now, what country are you trying to reach?
[00:23:05] Ah, I thought about Europe,
[00:23:09] but I don't lose
[00:23:12] hope of returning to the United
[00:23:15] States, to reunite with my family. 5 years in the United
[00:23:18] States, your family in Texas, you had
[00:23:22] TPS, how are
[00:23:23] they doing? Look,
[00:23:27] scared, nervous, anxious, because
[00:23:30] of everything that is happening, for being
[00:23:35] here, and how are you, when you close your eyes, when you are in
[00:23:39] solitude,
[00:23:41] look, I think that after 7 months of
[00:23:45] being locked up, away from your family, from your
[00:23:48] friends, one starts to
[00:23:52] understand loneliness,
[00:23:54] but still I am
[00:23:58] very anxious, I want
[00:24:00] to hug my children, my wife and we
[00:24:04] thank Carlos for his trust, also in immigration, the number of
[00:24:08] children without direct family members here who end up in immigration
[00:24:11] courts alone and without a lawyer to represent them is increasing,
[00:24:15] activists assure that the government abandons them to their fate,
[00:24:18] they denounce the case of a one-year-old baby, they explain that
[00:24:22] a lawyer was assigned for a virtual hearing, but that he
[00:24:26] remained silent, even when the judge ordered the baby to
[00:24:29] fill out an application. asylum. Not only
[00:24:33] is it absurd in practical terms, but
[00:24:36] it is cruel and perverse and sends
[00:24:40] a very strong and
[00:24:43] negative message. This is the activists' version, the government has not
[00:24:47] responded to these new allegations, the Vera Institute points out that in the
[00:24:51] last year 790,000 unaccompanied minors are
[00:24:53] not in deportation proceedings, the majority
[00:24:57] without legal representation,
[00:25:01] and today we ask you, what do you prefer, running for a long time,
[00:25:04] jogging slowly, or a strong sprint of just one
[00:25:08] minute? There's a new scientific study that compares them and has
[00:25:12] answers, and we'll tell you what hobbies are
[00:25:15] trending this year in the United States. Think about yours and
[00:25:19] we'll discuss it here. On Noticias Telemundo now, your place for the
[00:25:22] mornings,
[00:25:23] until
[00:25:28] 7:25 AM. Thank you for starting your Tuesday with Telemundo 48.
[00:25:32] Arlen Fernández reports from Oakland. At
[00:25:35] least one person died after a series of stabbings. This morning, a
[00:25:38] suspect is in jail. Oakland police
[00:25:42] have reported that five people were stabbed in a matter of
[00:25:45] minutes. It all started shortly before 7:30
[00:25:49] PM yesterday. when, according to investigators, a stabbing occurred at
[00:25:52] Cesar Chávez Park, near 38th
[00:25:56] Avenue. The fatal victim has not yet been
[00:25:59] identified, and the other four victims
[00:26:02] were transported to the hospital where they remain in critical condition this
[00:26:06] morning. Anyone with information, videos, or photos
[00:26:09] is asked to contact Oakland
[00:26:12] police. And the only adult accused of the fatal stabbing in
[00:26:16] Santana Row, San Jose, will appear in court today for a
[00:26:19] plea hearing. Prosecutors
[00:26:22] allege that Emmanuel Sánchez Damián was one of the gang members
[00:26:26] involved in the Valentine's Day attack in 2025, in which
[00:26:28] David Gutiérrez, who we
[00:26:32] recently saw in the images, 15 years old, lost his life. In
[00:26:36] May, a 14-year-old boy was identified as responsible for the
[00:26:39] fatal stabbing of Gutiérrez, and he was sentenced to between 6 and
[00:26:43] 8 months of confinement in a juvenile center. Sánchez
[00:26:47] Damián faces charges including robbery and aggravated
[00:26:50] assault. In other news, El Cerrito police are still
[00:26:53] searching for two of the three suspects involved in a fatal shooting
[00:26:57] that occurred over the weekend. The incident took place on Sunday
[00:27:00] afternoon in the busy North Plaza.
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[00:28:20] 60s. How about we go south to the city of San Jose?
[00:28:23] 63 degrees at 7:28
[00:28:26] AM. Let's look at Highway 101, if
[00:28:30] we have it, there it is at the height of San Jose, where the temperature is
[00:28:33] 63 degrees and today the highs there will be
[00:28:37] 81 degrees. There you have now the toll on Interstate
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[00:30:59] You are watching Telemundo News now, and these are the five most
[00:31:02] important news items at this time of the morning: First, the Trump administration
[00:31:06] intends to revoke B1 and B2 visas for certain immigrants who entered the country
[00:31:10] with them and prevent them from pursuing an asylum process here in the United
[00:31:14] States. Its intention is to carry out the largest visa
[00:31:17] revocation in history. Lawyers warn that this will increase the
[00:31:21] number of deportable people.
[00:31:24] Two. Control of the Hawk fire in Nevada, near
[00:31:28] Reno, is progressing. It is 27%
[00:31:31] contained. Some are even returning home, but the fire has
[00:31:35] caused seven injuries so far, has left these strong images you
[00:31:38] see, has destroyed 30 homes and there are tens of thousands of
[00:31:42] people still under evacuation
[00:31:45] alerts.
[00:31:47] Three. We spoke with Latino immigrants deported to Africa, to
[00:31:51] Liberia. One explains to us here that he is looking for a new country to
[00:31:55] go to. He doesn't want to stay in Africa, he can't go back to
[00:31:58] Venezuela, his country, or to the United States, where he lived for 5
[00:32:01] years. Another says he never imagined ending up there. He doesn't
[00:32:05] feel safe in that distant country.
[00:32:08] Four. The United States Embassy
[00:32:12] to Mexicali today, a border city with
[00:32:16] California, and also suspends government activities there today,
[00:32:19] citing security reasons, mentioning a threat, but not
[00:32:23] specifying which one.
[00:32:25] Five: TikTok must pay $400 million
[00:32:29] to settle a federal lawsuit. The government accuses the platform of
[00:32:33] collecting information from children under 13 years old without the
[00:32:36] consent of their parents and of not deleting accounts of those
[00:32:40] minors when their parents had requested
[00:32:42] it.
[00:32:45] How are things going? We continue live on your Telemundo Network on the West Coast
[00:32:49] and all morning on our streaming channel Noticias
[00:32:52] Telemundo now, sharing with you at this time of
[00:32:55] the morning, with new and updated information and a breaking
[00:32:59] news story.
[00:33:04] Two people die from measles in Pennsylvania, confirmed
[00:33:07] minutes ago by the state's health department.
[00:33:10] Authorities say the victims were not
[00:33:16] first deaths from this disease in the United States this
[00:33:19] year and the first in Pennsylvania in more than three
[00:33:23] decades, in 35 years. Both victims
[00:33:26] resided in Lancaster County, where the majority of these
[00:33:29] cases have been registered in the state. So far in that
[00:33:32] state, we are talking about 393 confirmed
[00:33:36] cases. Let's go from coast to coast. In Los Angeles, there is
[00:33:40] also a lot of news. Sandra Onil tells us about it at this time of the morning.
[00:33:43] Happy Tuesday, how are you?
[00:33:45] Hi, Damian, good morning, how are you? Happy Tuesday. Here in Los
[00:33:49] Angeles County, there is a big celebration for a school that is celebrating 100
[00:33:53] years of service and we will present it later, but we start
[00:33:56] with the heat wave affecting Southern California this week, with
[00:34:00] temperatures above 100 degrees and conditions that
[00:34:03] could favor wildfires due to low humidity. The
[00:34:07] meteorological service is issuing a red flag warning from this
[00:34:10] Tuesday until Friday in the San Gabriel mountains and the northern areas of Los
[00:34:14] Angeles County. Humidity could drop to just
[00:34:17] 8%, accompanied by strong wind
[00:34:21] gusts. And given these high fire-prone conditions, the electricity
[00:34:25] company Southern California Edison announced the
[00:34:29] possibility of making power cuts to nearly 4 customers throughout Los
[00:34:32] Angeles County, mainly in Malibu and the Santa
[00:34:36] Monica mountains, as well as in northern areas like Castaic. These
[00:34:40] cuts are preventive measures that are applied when power lines and electrical equipment
[00:34:43] under tension can generate sparks or an explosion and
[00:34:47] cause fires. And
[00:34:50] this Tuesday will be a big day for Wilson High School in Long Beach,
[00:34:55] Beach district returning to class today, the school is also celebrating its
[00:34:59] 100th anniversary. There will be music,
[00:35:02] tours of the
[00:35:05] facilities will be held, and a new aquatic center
[00:35:09] will also be inaugurated. How about that? More than welcome, right, with this
[00:35:12] tremendous heat. Many congratulations to the kids and
[00:35:16] to the staff. Imagine, Damia, how much history in
[00:35:19] that campus. Well, that's the information we have from Los Angeles, we return
[00:35:23] to you, very appetizing, actually. Greetings to Los Angeles,
[00:35:27] and in South Texas, Juliet Botello is already connected with the most
[00:35:30] important news there. How are you, good morning?
[00:35:34] Good morning, this Monday the parents and guardians of the San Perlita
[00:35:38] school district announced that there would be no classes today,
[00:35:42] Tuesday, August 25th, and Wednesday, August 26th, due to the
[00:35:45] rapid spread of COVID-19 in the district. All
[00:35:48] school operations will be suspended during these two
[00:35:51] days as a preventive measure to protect the health and
[00:35:55] safety of students, staff, and families. Is
[00:35:59] there a danger to the community today? No, actually,
[00:36:02] because this virus has become like a common cold and it's usually
[00:36:06] due more than anything to the number of people who
[00:36:10] are employees of the school system who, well, can't attend
[00:36:13] school, obviously.
[00:36:15] but not so much because it's a danger to the community, small school
[00:36:18] systems don't have much choice, if 10
[00:36:22] people don't go, it's already a crisis, right? So today, regarding
[00:36:26] COVID, I think the idea we need to give the public is that we cannot either
[00:36:31] is happening, and that at this moment in
[00:36:34] general, it is not considered a public health
[00:36:38] risk in general, but it does remind us that we need to be
[00:36:41] cautious. Classes will resume on
[00:36:45] Thursday, August 27th, and the district added that they will continue
[00:36:49] monitoring this situation, providing families with updates
[00:36:53] on the return to normal school operations. On
[00:36:56] another topic, Miguel, the 30-year-old third marshal was sentenced
[00:37:00] to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated assault against his
[00:37:04] wife. This case occurred in November 2024 when
[00:37:08] a woman was found unconscious in her home with severe injuries to her
[00:37:12] face and skull, as well as neurological damage and cerebral
[00:37:15] hemorrhages. Initially, the man said he had lost
[00:37:19] consciousness after drinking, then later admitted to having
[00:37:22] hit his wife with an object. The court
[00:37:25] determined that a deadly weapon and domestic
[00:37:29] violence were used. That's all for today, colleagues. That's the news
[00:37:32] from Texas. I'm back with you. And we appreciate it. From the far south of the country to the
[00:37:36] north, in Chicago, Iris Berríos has what we need to
[00:37:40] know in that area in Illinois. How are you?
[00:37:43] Hi, how are you? Iris Berríos from Chicago, the Windy
[00:37:47] City, greets you. Below are the most relevant stories for this Tuesday
[00:37:51] morning in our city. Father Michael Flagler
[00:37:54] will return to Santa Sabina parish. This is after an
[00:37:58] investigation by the Archdiocese of Chicago concluded that
[00:38:02] there is no evidence to support the sexual abuse accusation
[00:38:05] related to events that occurred in the 1990s. The renowned
[00:38:09] priest was temporarily
[00:38:12] relieved of his duties in July. This was while
[00:38:15] the investigations were being carried out. Fleiger always denied
[00:38:19] these accusations and had the constant
[00:38:22] support of his parish community during the
[00:38:25] investigation. Now, let's go to Indiana where Governor
[00:38:29] Mike Braun is calling for an
[00:38:32] energy company Nipsco, regarding the
[00:38:35] massive power outages. The storms on August
[00:38:38] 11th left thousands of families
[00:38:42] without electricity. The Governor of Indiana wants
[00:38:45] regulators to review whether the company adequately maintained
[00:38:49] its infrastructure. He also asks for an investigation
[00:38:53] into how funds were used and promised to improve the reliability
[00:38:56] of the service. Chicago
[00:39:01] to get to O'Hare International Airport. A
[00:39:05] group of business and civic leaders
[00:39:08] presented the O'Hare Flyer project, the first
[00:39:12] Airport Express Train in the United States. Listen to this
[00:39:15] because the proposal contemplates a journey of only 15
[00:39:19] minutes between downtown and
[00:39:22] using an exclusive track that would include departures
[00:39:26] every 15 minutes. The promoters
[00:39:30] assure that the service would offer faster, quieter,
[00:39:33] and more reliable trips for
[00:39:37] the city. I am Iris Bed Ríos, back to you.
[00:39:41] Thank you, listening attentively here. I love the world of
[00:39:45] trains. Listen, in Mexico, a tradition ended in
[00:39:48] tragedy. It consists of releasing 21 bulls, but this time two men
[00:39:52] died, and about 20 people were injured. Alejandro Godina, with
[00:39:56] this case and the images that may be graphic for
[00:39:59] some.
[00:40:05] While spectators scream, a man tries to escape a bull, another tries
[00:40:09] to distract the animal, but the enraged bull lifts him with its horns
[00:40:12] again and again. The scene occurred
[00:40:16] the Huamantla fair in Tascal, central Mexico. This time, the decision to
[00:40:20] voluntarily enter, like some other participants, a circuit
[00:40:23] where a bull was released, cost the life of Juan Manuel Filomeno Herrera,
[00:40:27] 29 years old. According to authorities, the medical
[00:40:30] report from the state health secretary confirmed that the man died despite the
[00:40:33] medical attention he received after being injured. He suffered severe
[00:40:36] cranioencephalic trauma with chest trauma, practically tearing
[00:40:40] his left lung. A second death was confirmed, another man,
[00:40:44] this one 57 years old, injured during the
[00:40:47] same celebration as a result of various injuries, although about
[00:40:51] 20 more people were injured, including a 24-year-old American woman
[00:40:55] whose condition was reported
[00:40:57] as stable. It is a unique
[00:41:01] experience. Eric Lisea, a frequent visitor and witness to similar
[00:41:04] incidents, believes that the decision to enter this circuit or not is an
[00:41:08] individual responsibility. There have even been deaths, but from
[00:41:12] fights, but well, if you know what you're
[00:41:15] getting into, you'll be fine. The municipal government of Huamantla expressed its
[00:41:19] condolences after the first death, a tragedy that with
[00:41:22] two victims ended almost a decade without fatal incidents.
[00:41:26] I mean, you don't have to go down there.
[00:41:34] It is necessary to rethink certain circuits. The state government showed its willingness to support local
[00:41:37] authorities, while the City Council responsible for the organization admitted that despite
[00:41:41] the filters and preventive measures, the number of attendees and the
[00:41:45] non-compliance with some safety rules ended up overwhelming the
[00:41:48] controls. And as we have been advancing, TikTok will have to
[00:41:52] pay a millionaire amount to resolve a federal
[00:41:55] lawsuit, 400 million dollars, as you can see,
[00:41:59] imposed by the Department of Justice. The lawsuit accused
[00:42:02] TikTok and its Chinese owner company of violating federal
[00:42:05] law, specifically accusing it of collecting data from children under
[00:42:09] 13 years old without the consent of their parents, and
[00:42:13] of not deleting the accounts of those minors when the
[00:42:17] parents were requesting
[00:42:20] it. And a question for you, what do you prefer, jogging gently but
[00:42:23] for 20 minutes or a strong sprint of
[00:42:27] just one minute? Listen, this new study reveals that
[00:42:30] high-intensity workouts like sprints cause
[00:42:34] a unique response in the bloodstream. After
[00:42:38] exercise, more and other molecules are mobilized.
[00:42:42] Scientists say this helps with better cardiovascular
[00:42:45] health and a different reaction of fat
[00:42:48] cells. These experts don't say that it's inherently
[00:42:52] healthier, but it's worth practicing once in a while because
[00:42:55] it gives unique benefits that other softer exercises don't
[00:42:59] provide. High-intensity workouts, you include
[00:43:03] your work, surely I run and usually do that at the end,
[00:43:06] learned from a friend
[00:43:10] I have. Hey, but you get more tired and you recover
[00:43:13] less quickly, but you release all that worries
[00:43:17] you.
[00:43:19] Definitely, because in that time you're trying to
[00:43:22] survive to be able to breathe and
[00:43:26] nothing bad happens in your head, so you manage to clear everything
[00:43:30] and I propose a sprint of one minute to give us the national
[00:43:33] forecast. Let's go immediately. Weather forecast
[00:43:37] for the next few days. We need to take a
[00:43:40] the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. If you look,
[00:43:44] there's a disturbance that has a 70% chance of
[00:43:47] development. It's already categorized as Invest
[00:43:50] 96L. It's a research area. It's located
[00:43:54] near Cape Verde. There's another one near Bermuda, but that one's
[00:43:58] actually less concerning. Now, what do the meteorological simulations
[00:44:01] say if this disturbance develops? Look, it could
[00:44:04] be moving mostly towards the northwest, getting a little
[00:44:10] moment, keep an eye out. There's no concern that it could have an
[00:44:13] immediate impact on US territory. So for the next
[00:44:17] 5 to 7 days, everything's calm, with no
[00:44:20] tropical cyclones threatening our area. Meanwhile, our daily
[00:44:24] storms are today in Nebraska, Kansas, and northern
[00:44:28] Texas. Especially in Amarillo, there could be quite
[00:44:31] intense storms. They'll be isolated, honey, a severe event
[00:44:35] is not expected where we could be seeing some hail, strong winds,
[00:44:39] and isolated tornadoes, but a significant severe weather outbreak
[00:44:43] is not shaping up. And tomorrow these storms will reach
[00:44:46] cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and the state of
[00:44:49] Ohio.
[00:44:52] Look on the bright side, and keep us
[00:44:55] informed about that Atlantic. One fifteen, I stole
[00:44:59] 15 more seconds. Oh well, we're
[00:45:01] sorry.
[00:45:06] 15 seconds. Listen, we've been talking these days
[00:45:09] about... tennis because the Open is here.
[00:45:13] Brazilian tennis player João Fonseca, who is not going to play, he's not going to
[00:45:17] play, as he announced himself on his
[00:45:20] social media. It's due to an abdominal strain that worsened
[00:45:23] during his participation in the Cincinnati Masters.
[00:45:26] He's been playing very well, they say, in
[00:45:30] recent months, and precisely because of that, there was a lot of
[00:45:34] expectation regarding his performance on the Queens
[00:45:37] courts, but... his health hasn't been good to him
[00:45:40] neither now nor at the beginning of the year when he had back
[00:45:44] problems. Sometimes that happens when he doesn't get injured. There's more
[00:45:48] sports news. Yes, let's go to the baseball now with
[00:45:52] Bero and Diego. Guys,
[00:45:54] it's Tuesday.
[00:45:56] Hello, colleagues, good morning. Monday, beginning of the week.
[00:46:00] And the leagues in Europe started this weekend, so
[00:46:04] we have a lot of information, Diego Arrioja. That's right, my dear Bero
[00:46:07] Rodríguez. Of course, football and we had not only football in England,
[00:46:11] but also in Italy. But let's start with the Premier
[00:46:14] League, because Fulham was facing
[00:46:17] Chelsea, in a match with
[00:46:21] history, with also players, Spanish history
[00:46:23] eh, who were facing friends and rivals, that's right, Xavi
[00:46:27] Alonso's team against Arbeloa and in the first minute, Chelsea's
[00:46:31] goal scorer, João Pedro, already had the thorn in his side from the World Cup and wanted
[00:46:35] to score his goal, he had it, he showed it in one minute. In the
[00:46:38] 23rd minute, Josh King equalized to make it one-all
[00:46:42] and quickly Morgan Rogers, for whom Chelsea paid a fortune,
[00:46:45] would score by the way, well, here he
[00:46:49] tells them his millions were worth it for this and
[00:46:52] would make it 2-1 for Chelsea
[00:46:55] and it's also cold
[00:46:58] there they say it's cold at the top, another who was left out of the
[00:47:01] World Cup, Palmer, what a good definition, without
[00:47:05] understanding that he was left out of the World Cup, his iconic celebration of the
[00:47:09] cold, but the matter would not end there because
[00:47:12] then Fulham would come and Gonzalo García
[00:47:15] would score the second goal
[00:47:18] for Arbeloa's team, who here, friends and rivals, looked more like rivals than friends.
[00:47:22] No, I'll text you later, of course, who brought
[00:47:25] Gonzalo from Real Madrid, precisely because he had a great
[00:47:28] season last year, he played an interesting Club World Cup. Let's go to
[00:47:32] Italy, Roma against Fiorentina, what a great goal by
[00:47:36] Doniel Malen to make it 1-0 for Roma, that's right,
[00:47:40] and it seems that Fiorentina was not
[00:47:43] present in the match. Once again,
[00:47:47] Malen would score in the minute.
[00:47:50] 52 to zero.
[00:47:53] Two to zero. The duo that he was making precisely with Dybala, who provided the assists and ended up
[00:47:57] culminating the play to Malen, everything went well for him in the match, that's
[00:48:00] right, here is his third goal of the match, obviously he was the
[00:48:04] MVP of the game, he is already the top scorer of the
[00:48:07] Serie A and one more would be added to
[00:48:10] his tally, oh look at Nicolopisili's screen
[00:48:13] to score the goal, a rout
[00:48:17] against Fiorentina, 4 to 0, Roma
[00:48:20] at home in the Olimpico against Fiorentina, and also with this
[00:48:24] result, it's only the first matchday, but they are at the
[00:48:27] top due to the number of goals they scored in their stadium.
[00:48:31] In this way, colleagues, we return to you and of course we wish you
[00:48:35] a very nice week, much of the sports news that marked yesterday
[00:48:39] Monday, uh, this has escaped me, I had this because well to
[00:48:42] release the tension right, from
[00:48:45] training, oh okay, cool, what are the hobbies of the year,
[00:48:49] training, training very well, playing tennis, flying.
[00:48:53] Dr., come on, there's more, there are new ones, there are very interesting Pinterest trends that
[00:48:57] they tell us about today, not some of the ones we have already
[00:49:00] mentioned.
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[00:55:52] Question for you, what is your hobby this year, besides watching Telemundo news
[00:55:56] every morning, now that I know you like it a lot, today
[00:55:59] we have a scoop, well, Pinterest's hobby trends
[00:56:03] report for this year. Before that, we want to share with you
[00:56:07] our favorite activities, well, I must
[00:56:10] confess that mine is running, not so much running from stress but
[00:56:14] running to clear my mind, tell the truth, running from stress is good, it helps
[00:56:18] me clear my head a bit, look there I am playing with Rogelio Moratagle
[00:56:22] an afternoon of tennis, it's one of the things I also do
[00:56:26] to get away from stress and I also do physical exercise and also
[00:56:30] go to the movies, the traditional way, to a
[00:56:33] movie theater with good sound and
[00:56:36] screen, it's a report on Pinterest trends that
[00:56:40] shows that more and more users are turning to
[00:56:43] hobbies to be more creative, that's right, and
[00:56:47] to find well-being, well-being, reduce stress, today we talk
[00:56:51] with Javier Soto, who is a spokesman for this Pinterest platform and
[00:56:54] look at what he said,
[00:56:58] they want to learn about astrology, they want to learn about
[00:57:01] well, reading cards, astral chart, reading cards, learning to do.
[00:57:05] currents with stones and this is undoubtedly one of the
[00:57:10] generation Z, it is very, I was going to say millennial, no, it is very
[00:57:13] generational that of knowing the horoscope, it is very
[00:57:16] generational, yes, people who also have a tendency for
[00:57:19] plants, I am one of them, I must confess that the pandemic turned me into
[00:57:23] a mother of several plants that I love to water, yes,
[00:57:27] plants are always there, in the end and not only plants, we see
[00:57:30] that everything that is like looking at
[00:57:33] nature in a more loving way, it's
[00:57:37] not only plants, it's going out to explore, it's painting,
[00:57:40] drawing mushrooms, it's collecting, collecting
[00:57:43] flowers, in the end autumn is the perfect season for that, but it's not only.
[00:57:47] house plants, it's precisely going out into nature, touching grass
[00:57:50] to feel that we are connected in that way, how cool,
[00:57:54] hey, in terms of doing things by hand, what is the
[00:57:57] trend, because I know there are many people who like, okay, I
[00:58:01] made this, this gift for you is the product of my creativity,
[00:58:04] crafts, well besides crafts, a very interesting thing
[00:58:07] is uh, one of the trends is witchcraft in the kitchen,
[00:58:11] we call it, well imagine, repeat that,
[00:58:14] imagine uh,
[00:58:18] movies with giant casseroles, in the end it's about
[00:58:22] cooking in a more artisanal way, we see a very high interest in searching
[00:58:25] to learn how to make ferments, mixtures with spices, uh
[00:58:29] pickled foods and we see that this is something that they don't
[00:58:33] only do for themselves, they do it to give to friends, you in the end
[00:58:37] cook at home, prepare this type of recipes and give them to
[00:58:40] friends, I share sofrito.
[00:58:45] has changed the most from year to year? I think the most important
[00:58:49] thing is that today eight out of 10 users say they come to Pinterest to
[00:58:52] look for ideas to do outside of the social
[00:58:56] platforms, of the digital and we believe that this is precisely
[00:59:00] something very strong, at other times or in other
[00:59:02] seasons the trends have been more oriented to beauty,
[00:59:06] fashion, what to wear, what is really more than what to wear and now
[00:59:10] it is undoubtedly what to do, that is, people want to come to consult, they want
[00:59:13] to be inspired but they want to do it all outside of outside the
[00:59:16] platforms. outside the platforms and seeking
[00:59:19] to connect with their friends, with their family in a different way, right? To return to
[00:59:23] our essence, right? To connect with people, to do little
[00:59:26] things ourselves to feel much more relieved.
[00:59:29] I promised something yesterday, well, I
[00:59:33] promised you the "pan sobau" from Puerto Rico from my little town Bayamón and
[00:59:36] it arrived, let's go here we go, I have it
[00:59:39] for you with everything and butter, you can't
[00:59:42] complain, what do you think? Wait
[00:59:46] let's try this
[00:59:55] but you had brought like three loaves, what happened to them, but on the way
[00:59:59] from the cafeteria here they were gone, everyone wanted
[01:00:02] "pan sobado", let's see at home, we have three left, who wants, raise your
[01:00:06] hand please, who wants, here the
[01:00:09] bread runs out. Happy Tuesday everyone, good news,
[01:00:13] it's almost Friday, and bon appétit if you have breakfast,
[01:00:16] enjoy.
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