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[00:00:26] night.
[00:00:37] Tonight, Telemundo News sleeps at home. Luis Aviles, the
[00:00:41] father of a sailor deployed on the USS Abraham Lincoln, was
[00:00:44] released by immigration authorities. The family, who asks
[00:00:47] for privacy, now awaits the arrival of Joshua, who is on board the naval
[00:00:51] ship. From the stage to a detention center, Cuban
[00:00:55] musician Degnis Bufill, winner of a Latin Grammy, has been
[00:00:59] for days. in immigration detention in Miami. Tonight, his wife talks about the
[00:01:02] anguish and the fight to prevent his deportation. Gaining
[00:01:06] ground, firefighters make significant progress in the devastating Hawk
[00:01:10] Fire in Nevada. Although it has already destroyed 1,500 acres and 47
[00:01:13] homes, its containment rises to
[00:01:16] 87%.
[00:01:18] Farewell to the queen of country music,
[00:01:22] Dolly Parton, who passed away at 80 years old after a brief battle with cancer.
[00:01:26] The singer-songwriter, actress, and philanthropist leaves a legacy of more than 6
[00:01:30] decades. And artificial intelligence no longer just tells you what to
[00:01:33] write, what to buy, or where to go. Now it also tells you what to
[00:01:37] do with your money. More and more Americans are using it as a financial
[00:01:41] advisor, but how good an idea is it to trust your wallet to a
[00:01:44] machine? Let's
[00:01:45] begin.
[00:01:48] Telemundo News tonight with Aranzalo and
[00:01:52] Saga. Welcome and thank you very much for
[00:01:55] joining us. After months of anguish, the immigrant father of
[00:01:59] a sailor serving aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier
[00:02:03] has finally been released from ICE custody. His detention had generated
[00:02:06] outrage and brought to the forefront of the debate, once again, the impact of immigration
[00:02:10] policies on the families of American service members.
[00:02:14] Rogelio Moratagli joins us from Key West, home of Luis Ábeles. Good
[00:02:18] evening. Hello Aranza, good evening. I greet you from Key West, precisely from the
[00:02:22] neighborhood where the Avilés family lives, who
[00:02:25] today celebrates, in addition to with emotion, with
[00:02:28] great relief the release of Luis Manuel Avilés's father,
[00:02:32] who had been detained last Saturday precisely when he was
[00:02:36] leaving his home. He is a man of Nicaraguan
[00:02:39] origin, 48 years old, who has been living in the
[00:02:42] United States for almost 20 years, but what made his detention more surprising
[00:02:46] is that he is the father of a member of the United States
[00:02:50] Navy. His son's name is Joshua, he has been deployed
[00:02:53] at sea for almost 9 months, on the USS Lincoln, he is in the
[00:02:57] Middle East, and obviously the
[00:03:00] case. Another of the main stories: in Nevada, the boy reacted with great disappointment when he learned the news that his father had been
[00:03:04] detained. He said it was something that broke his heart that while he was
[00:03:08] serving this country, his father was perhaps somewhere
[00:03:11] being treated as a criminal. Today,
[00:03:15] fortunately for the family, this story has taken a turn,
[00:03:18] so the father has been released from ICE
[00:03:21] custody. The details are not yet known, the family has
[00:03:25] asked that we have a lot, a lot of respect for their
[00:03:28] privacy, they want to process everything that is happening and for the
[00:03:32] moment they do not want to speak with the media, but for the
[00:03:35] moment they are also enjoying this, because, I repeat, ICE
[00:03:39] said that it was going to process him and that it
[00:03:41] leave here laughing. Each of was going to deport him, and fortunately today the gentleman
[00:03:44] is with his family and well, relieved after having
[00:03:48] lived through a few days that were a real nightmare.
[00:03:51] Aranza, we can imagine, Rogelio, thank you very much for this
[00:03:54] report from Key West Florida. Also tonight,
[00:03:57] but on bail, and with his family, the
[00:04:01] coach of the San Diego Padres, as confirmed today by his
[00:04:04] Minor League baseball team. Here's a reminder:
[00:04:07] we told you the story that Osvaldo José Pirela had been arrested last
[00:04:11] August 16 at El Paso airport in Texas when he was embarking on a
[00:04:15] sports trip, despite having a pending asylum application, but tonight
[00:04:18] he is already with his family. The two
[00:04:21] Ecuadorians arrested last week and placed in ICE custody while receiving
[00:04:25] medical attention at a Florida hospital are now
[00:04:28] in Ecuador. The family showed the
[00:04:31] moment when Grace Calero and Juliana Carriel were arrested
[00:04:35] at the hospital where they were receiving medical attention after being injured in
[00:04:39] a traffic accident. A relative said that they had
[00:04:42] signed their voluntary departure. They
[00:04:45] called me, they told me already inside the
[00:04:48] plane, they are heading to Ecuador,
[00:04:52] well, a little scared.
[00:04:55] According to Calero, the Ecuadorian consulate issued
[00:04:58] them emergency passports because both were expired. They had
[00:05:02] a pending asylum process. Also deported
[00:05:05] move forward, little by little we will today to Honduras was the wife of an active duty US
[00:05:09] soldier.
[00:05:12] Catrejo is at least the seventh wife or immediate
[00:05:16] family member of a military member who has been deported under President
[00:05:19] Trump's immigration crackdown. Her husband, Army Sergeant
[00:05:23] Edar Leonel Turcios Juárez, recounted the moment
[00:05:27] she was detained. They lowered the windows,
[00:05:30] hitting the window on my wife's side. The girl got very scared,
[00:05:34] started crying, and well, that's what happened, and they
[00:05:37] took her away. The lawyers for the Turzos family
[00:05:41] told Telemundo News today that they are doing everything possible
[00:05:44] to ensure that the parole in place process for military
[00:05:48] families is continued and respected. The Cuban musician,
[00:05:51] winner of a Latin Grammy, did not have the same luck.
[00:05:55] We are talking about Degnis Bofill. He was also detained at the airport and has a
[00:05:58] pending asylum. Bezivadel spoke with his
[00:06:02] wife.
[00:06:02] The renowned Cuban percussionist and composer,
[00:06:06] awarded a Latin Grammy, Dennis Bofill.
[00:06:10] good, but
[00:06:42] he knows that outside he has a lot of support
[00:06:45] and that I am doing, we are
[00:06:48] doing everything possible so that he can get out as
[00:06:52] soon as possible. The 39-year-old Cuban musician was
[00:06:56] arrested at Miami International Airport on August 19 when he
[00:07:00] was returning from working as a percussionist in New York. Mara
[00:07:03] says that Dennis has a pending asylum case, that he arrived in the United States
[00:07:07] with a visa in 2023, and that he completed his paperwork
[00:07:11] within the legal time frame. He was not
[00:07:14] committing anything, he was not infringing anything, he was not infringing any
[00:07:18] law, he was not doing anything that was not compliant with the
[00:07:20] terms of
[00:07:23] his process. For its part, the Department of Homeland Security
[00:07:26] said in a statement that, despite having entered the United States
[00:07:30] legally, Bofill did not comply with the terms of his admission to the United
[00:07:34] States. We requested more information about those terms
[00:07:37] and are awaiting their response. Meanwhile,
[00:07:41] Mara clings to the hope that her lawyers will be able to prevent his
[00:07:44] deportation so she can see him free in her home in Miami. He is a
[00:07:48] wonderful person,
[00:07:51] really, I know that everyone probably thinks that about
[00:07:55] their spouse, about their close relative,
[00:07:59] but
[00:08:01] in this case, it is profoundly
[00:08:05] true. Decibadel Noticias Telemundo.
[00:08:08] We will continue to follow this
[00:08:13] flames left destruction in their wake and forced thousands of people
[00:08:17] to flee, but tonight there is an important turning point in the battle against the Hawk
[00:08:20] Fire. What has changed in the last few hours and how close are firefighters to controlling it?
[00:08:24] Edgar Muñoz has the latest. This was
[00:08:27] the entrance to my house,
[00:08:31] the entrance door was here. Francisco Guillem showed on Telemundo
[00:08:34] News how his house, where he lived for 12 years with his three children
[00:08:38] and wife, was left. These images were captured at the time of the
[00:08:41] escape. The intensity of the enormous flames of the
[00:08:45] fire that devoured his house and his vehicle, which he could not get out
[00:08:48] in time. And you could no longer see the ground, and he got scared, he said
[00:08:52] "Dad, let's go back the way we came." And I
[00:08:56] felt a great pain, but thank God we were able to get out
[00:08:59] safely. Dozens of houses and cars today were still
[00:09:03] affected by the fire in the Sierra Nevada mountains north of
[00:09:07] Reno. Sadness without breath, that's how Don Cleto felt
[00:09:10] when he saw his neighbor's house.
[00:09:14] an anxiety of no longer being here,
[00:09:18] but as I told you, once we got out on the street, there was nothing left to do. This is
[00:09:22] one of the houses affected by the fire, the fire came from the
[00:09:25] mountains, it spread to this house that was two stories and
[00:09:29] was practically destroyed. The tongues of fire extended
[00:09:33] precisely to this second house that was also completely
[00:09:36] destroyed. Since Saturday, Stephanie Miranda has been carrying her
[00:09:40] little daughter, still sleeping in a hotel room. Four of her daughters, and then
[00:09:44] more when the children ask you, "And my house, when are we going back?" No, we don't know
[00:09:48] what to say. A little sad, but there is still frustration among the
[00:09:51] citizens. 243 people slept in the shelter today,
[00:09:55] but more people are returning home.
[00:09:59] If they let you back into your house, stay alert, keep a
[00:10:02] backpack, just in case, in case of a new evacuation, the
[00:10:06] spokesperson, Chris Buckley, told us. It was a two-story house. Francisco and his
[00:10:09] family are sleeping with his mother-in-law. There are no
[00:10:13] words, really, it's very difficult. We are simply going to
[00:10:18] recover the things that we lost,
[00:10:21] right? The fire continues to be a challenge.
[00:10:24] Firefighters from 15 states are working in the mountains
[00:10:27] to prevent the fire from approaching the city of Reno
[00:10:30] again. The latest official data is that the number of destroyed houses
[00:10:34] has increased, 47 in total, among them Francisco Guillen's, a recently
[00:10:38] remodeled house that was turned into ashes. An important
[00:10:42] fact: the family arrived here, they knelt, hugged each other,
[00:10:45] cried, but thanked God that they are alive. In Reno, Nevada,
[00:10:49] Edgar Muñoz, Telemundo News.
[00:10:52] Tonight, Mexicali remains under surveillance after the
[00:10:55] security alert issued by the United States regarding a possible threat.
[00:10:59] Now, Washington D.C. has suspended its activities and official trips, but
[00:11:03] today Canada also joined the warning. Alejandro Godina tells us
[00:11:07] what else is known.
[00:11:10] With more security than usual, government buildings in Mexicali, Baja California,
[00:11:14] woke up this Tuesday after the United States issued an alert for that
[00:11:17] border city, asking its citizens to particularly avoid
[00:11:21] those facilities. In the message, it even announced the suspension of its
[00:11:25] activities in Mexicali and official trips to that city.
[00:11:28] There was an alert. The president of Mexico indicated that the United States
[00:11:32] informed them about the possibility of an attack by a criminal
[00:11:36] group, without specifying which one. It was not
[00:11:38] secured, and with information from
[00:11:42] its own agencies, the US Embassy issued an alert. Later,
[00:11:46] Canada also joined the warning. Amidst this alert, its
[00:11:49] government also shared a map in which it asked for extreme caution in at
[00:11:53] least 20 states in Mexico. Among them, Baja California. A significant
[00:11:57] risk. For this security analyst, the decision also gains
[00:12:00] relevance due to Canada's tourist and business presence in the region.
[00:12:04] Canada also joined, which adds significant political
[00:12:08] weight, taking into account the diplomatic
[00:12:11] factor. What we know was
[00:12:13] exactly what you know. The mayor assured that she did not have
[00:12:17] more details, but confirmed the reinforcement of police presence,
[00:12:20] mainly in public security and prosecutor's offices. Nor
[00:12:24] do we have any information derived from any
[00:12:27] seizure. For its part, the federal security cabinet reported that it did not identify
[00:12:31] a specific or imminent risk to the
[00:12:33] population.
[00:12:35] One of the main concerns among residents was whether the border crossings between
[00:12:39] Mexicali and Calexico would operate normally, which they did. As of
[00:12:43] tonight, no incidents related to the alert were
[00:12:45] reported. And Aranza, a relevant detail is that the
[00:12:49] US consular offices in Tijuana, who issued
[00:12:53] this announcement, maintained their activities regularly throughout
[00:12:57] the day. Aranza, we'll
[00:12:59] keep you updated, Alejandro, thank you for your report. And now we go to the State of
[00:13:03] Mexico where a race was waged to save the lives of two girls
[00:13:06] intoxicated with liquefied
[00:13:07] gas.
[00:13:11] The 7 and 11-year-old girls arrived at the hospital unconscious in the arms of
[00:13:15] some police officers. Literally, they were taking them in their patrol car, but they got
[00:13:18] stuck in traffic and with no time to lose, they decided
[00:13:22] to run to the medical center so that the girls could receive medical
[00:13:26] attention. The little girls remain hospitalized.
[00:13:29] And the queen of country music, Dolly Parton, passed away today at
[00:13:33] 80 years old after a brief battle with cancer. Although
[00:13:36] she leaves this earthly plane, her legacy is a great musical
[00:13:40] and philanthropic legacy, as Marlin
[00:13:42] Guzmán tells us.
[00:13:47] The queen of country music, Dolly Parton, passed away at 80 years old in
[00:13:51] Asheville, Tennessee, as confirmed by her nephew Brian Seever.
[00:14:08] Parton, born in Tennessee, became one of the most influential and beloved figures in American
[00:14:11] music. She built an impeccable career as a
[00:14:15] singer, songwriter, actress, businesswoman, and
[00:14:18] philanthropist. In her honor, President Trump ordered American flags to be flown at half-mast
[00:14:22] nationwide for one week. He started this afternoon and said: this is a true
[00:14:26] loss for millions of people. There has never been anyone like her, and
[00:14:29] there never will be. Over more than six decades of her career, she sold more than
[00:14:33] 100 million records, won 11 Grammy
[00:14:36] Awards, and also stood out as an actress in
[00:14:39] films like 9 to 5 and Steel Magnolias.
[00:14:43] Among her greatest hits is
[00:14:48] Jolene.
[00:14:49] a classic that Chicky Rivera and Becky
[00:14:55] G released in Spanish to the rhythm of Cumbia. That woman
[00:14:59] means a lot to me, to my
[00:15:02] relationship. If it weren't for the song I
[00:15:06] recorded in Spanish, the Spanish version, I wouldn't have
[00:15:09] met Emilio. Dolly
[00:15:12] stood out for empowering and inspiring other generations, as she has
[00:15:16] done for Ana Cristina Cash, singer, songwriter, and wife of the son of 20th-century
[00:15:20] music legend, Johnny Cash,
[00:15:24] who remembers her fondly. She is one of the
[00:15:27] artists, one of the icons of country music who has
[00:15:31] inspired me as a woman to also keep going, to fight for my dreams
[00:15:35] and to write my own songs.
[00:15:42] I Will Always Love You was one of her biggest hits, which decades
[00:15:46] later we heard from the voice of Whitney Houston. Dolly
[00:15:49] also earned the affection of Latinos, she even lent her voice to the song
[00:15:53] "Porty,"
[00:16:00] which was born as a protest against the inhumane treatment of 28 Mexican
[00:16:03] migrant agricultural workers who lost their lives in a tragic
[00:16:07] plane crash in 1948 when they were deported to
[00:16:11] Mexico.
[00:16:15] Dolly sang with Julio
[00:16:16] Iglesias.
[00:16:22] And who thanked her for her music was José Feliciano, who even
[00:16:25] sang her famous "Happy Birthday" 5 years
[00:16:28] ago.
[00:16:41] In recent months, Dolly had made fewer public appearances. Her
[00:16:45] team confirmed that she died after a brief battle with cancer. Marlin
[00:16:49] Guzmán, Telemundo
[00:16:50] News.
[00:16:54] Rest in peace. Upon returning, the first measles deaths of the year are reported
[00:16:58] here in the United States. What is behind this? Details when we
[00:17:01] return.
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[00:21:08] The video is known in which the operator of a train seems to fall asleep seconds before
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[00:21:17] The incident occurred on July 31st in San Francisco. The collision, which the
[00:21:21] city's transport agency attributed to operator fatigue, shattered the
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[00:21:28] on health issues, an emergency not seen in 35
[00:21:31] years. Two people died of measles in
[00:21:35] Pennsylvania. In both cases, the victims were unvaccinated. However,
[00:21:38] the concern is national because since 1991,
[00:21:42] there haven't been so many cases caused by this contagious virus that seems to be
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[00:21:50] the midst of economic uncertainty, more and more Americans are turning to artificial
[00:21:53] intelligence. Details when we return.
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[00:24:40] Artificial intelligence no longer just answers questions or helps at
[00:24:44] work. Now it also gets into our pockets. About
[00:24:48] 20% of Americans who sought financial guidance last year
[00:24:51] turned to AI to make decisions about their money. Young
[00:24:55] people use it more to guide their finances, but older adults
[00:24:59] still prefer a flesh-and-blood professional advisor.
[00:25:02] Now, using it does not mean trusting it. Only 30%
[00:25:06] trust AI to manage money, and only
[00:25:09] 3% trust it a lot. Experts
[00:25:12] warn that AI does not have the same legal and professional obligations as
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[00:25:19] you follow the recommendations of artificial
[00:25:22] intelligence, the ultimate responsibility for your
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[00:25:28] night, we leave you with "El Pelotazo".
[00:25:57] This is "El Pelotazo".