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[00:00:00] such as the Baseball Hall of Fame,
[00:00:03] How can we find more homes for a farmer with her cow and the emblematic Empire State Building. Look at the
[00:00:07] details of this work, which is the number 58 in the history of the
[00:00:10] event, created with butter that
[00:00:13] looking for the most is Dolly is reused and made every year to answer many
[00:00:15] questions about what this year's will be about, what they will be
[00:00:19] inspired by, well, we already saw this one and
[00:00:22] on the Country Music Walk of Fame in it surprises visitors. It's not eaten, just in case, it's not reused, it's
[00:00:25] reused until tomorrow.
[00:00:28] Can you imagine? Hand me a
[00:00:35] Good morning, today is Wednesday, August 26. This is what is
[00:00:38] happening now. Appointments for visas around the world are paused. The
[00:00:41] Trump administration says it is to train its officials in embassies and
[00:00:45] consulates. Users receive emails canceling their
[00:00:49] appointments. Our immigration lawyer clarifies it live
[00:00:52] for us. Several immigrants whose arrests captured national attention are released.
[00:00:55] The father of the military personnel deployed in the Middle East returns home.
[00:00:59] A coach of the San Diego Padres and a second key
[00:01:04] protected more than 3 million witness in a death caused by ICE agents are also released. Arrests in public
[00:01:07] transportation. Witnesses document in Texas how
[00:01:10] ICE agents board a bus in the middle of an immigration operation, something
[00:01:14] move forward, little by little we will we had never seen before. Several arrests are reported and we will see
[00:01:18] here those images where we will expand on the ones you just saw
[00:01:22] that were filmed in the city of Houston. And today they also remember her with her music
[00:01:26] master the language, but heard some of at its best. Goodbye to Dolly Parton.
[00:01:34] return, which we don't know when they will She went from being raised in poverty to being an American music legend who dies at 80 years old, but leaves almost
[00:01:38] 60 years of success, career and closeness with Hispanics. We tell you about
[00:01:42] this and reactions. 60 million under alert
[00:01:45] and today from Texas to California, some are at
[00:01:48] extreme risk of excessive heat. Cities
[00:01:52] like Phoenix and Las Vegas will experience their hottest
[00:01:55] August 26 and 27 ever
[00:01:59] recorded. The weather forecast shortly, stay tuned. Measles
[00:02:03] alert, for the first two deaths this year, people who were not
[00:02:06] vaccinated. The virus is reaching levels not seen in a long time and
[00:02:10] is present in 47 of the 50 states. He was carrying a
[00:02:13] guillotine. A man is arrested who drove thousands of miles
[00:02:17] with one of these artifacts created to
[00:02:19] decapitate. They found him very close to the Capitol. We tell you
[00:02:23] what is known. Catastrophic floods, this is breaking
[00:02:26] news. There are dozens of dead and hundreds of missing after
[00:02:30] a flood that swept through villages on the other side of the world between Nepal and Tibet.
[00:02:34] see at this moment the height of Are there Americans among the victims? Refunds for
[00:02:38] consumers. Companies are recovering the tariffs
[00:02:41] that justice declared illegal. And what happens to
[00:02:45] consumers? Will they
[00:02:48] the toll on Interstate 80 leaving refund the fees we already paid? An expert will tell us in which cases we can
[00:02:52] claim.
[00:02:59] about that search, a greeting, search for joins us now on the west of the country, greetings
[00:03:03] Adam, hey, have you been there to from coast to coast, how are you, how are you, Claudia, everything good, what about
[00:03:06] you, good morning, happy Wednesday to you all, we'll continue shortly
[00:03:10] talking about the reaction to the death of Dolly Parton, who
[00:03:13] by the way stood out among the Hispanic community, not only for her talent, but also for her
[00:03:17] work promoting bilingual reading. From very
[00:03:20] early on we have heard her songs hummed
[00:03:24] here in the newsroom among our colleagues
[00:03:27] "Jolene 9 to 5", right? that give another energy to the morning,
[00:03:31] we will listen to them here, yes, expensive songs, as they say.
[00:03:34] Listen, before that there is more news, the Trump administration has temporarily
[00:03:38] suspended immigrant visa appointments at consulates and embassies around the
[00:03:41] world. The State Department explains that it is due to a global training
[00:03:45] initiative. It says that they will be training their
[00:03:49] officials in the consulates so that they know how to better detect which
[00:03:53] visa applicants might end up
[00:03:56] relying on U.S. public benefits. This
[00:04:00] announcement comes hours after some people reported that their
[00:04:03] visa appointments had been suspended, as in the case of this
[00:04:07] woman, we received many emails
[00:04:11] strike a blow to telling us that our appointment was going to be rescheduled
[00:04:14] storms, for the without even telling us the exact
[00:04:16] reason. Everyone who had their residency procedures or even
[00:04:20] work visas, a little before 8 in the morning,
[00:04:24] those emails started arriving
[00:04:26] and outside the consulate itself.
[00:04:31] A little note said that the appointments were going to be
[00:04:34] rescheduled. We know that the people who are applying for immigrant
[00:04:38] visas and who had those scheduled interviews, as in her
[00:04:41] case, at embassies and consulates, are the ones who have been
[00:04:44] receiving those emails like the one she was talking about, emails that tell them that the
[00:04:48] appointments will be rescheduled and they will receive a notification later
[00:04:52] with a new date and time. Immediately live,
[00:04:56] immigration lawyer joins us. Good morning.
[00:05:00] How are you guys? Good, good. Listen, who does this
[00:05:04] affect? Well, it affects all the people
[00:05:08] who had a consular process and who were going to have an
[00:05:11] appointment for residency. It affects those
[00:05:14] who live outside as well, but above all
[00:05:18] it affects those who live here inside, Damiá, and who only
[00:05:21] left from here for that interview and
[00:05:25] returned and are now stranded. Lawyer, it's striking
[00:05:29] that they say what they mention about that training
[00:05:32] that employees are taking and that causes these services to be paused is that
[00:05:35] it is to better detect which applicants may end up
[00:05:39] relying on public benefits. How should
[00:05:42] someone prepare who is going to apply for a visa so that they don't think that
[00:05:46] they are going to benefit from the aid provided by the government?
[00:05:50] Well, there's not much way to prepare. What needs to be
[00:05:53] done is to have the documentation ready to
[00:05:57] prove that by having residency, by having better
[00:06:00] income, we will not use public benefits. But
[00:06:04] knowing if we are at risk of being denied due to public
[00:06:07] charge is a determination that each person will
[00:06:11] have to make with their lawyer. To see if there is a way to
[00:06:14] counteract the fact that a person has received
[00:06:17] many public benefits, not for themselves, but for their children or
[00:06:21] their spouses or their parents. For those
[00:06:23] affected, just wait for that new email, or is there
[00:06:27] a more proactive way to look for a new
[00:06:30] appointment? Well, those who are already
[00:06:33] outside, those who are already outside,
[00:06:37] right now my best advice is to find a safe place.
[00:06:41] This can take until they
[00:06:46] return, until they reschedule their
[00:06:49] appointment. Take advantage of these days that
[00:06:52] you are waiting to review all your
[00:06:56] documentation, look for all the evidence, meet with a
[00:06:59] lawyer to see if you can counteract any
[00:07:02] accusation of public charge, and for
[00:07:05] those who are here in the United States and had an appointment
[00:07:09] for next week or for next month, be very attentive
[00:07:12] to any notification before they leave if they are going
[00:07:16] to cancel the interview, yes, yes, don't miss that long-awaited
[00:07:20] date. Thank you, lawyer Katiroz, for connecting live now and updating us on this news we
[00:07:24] are following. We'll see you tomorrow, huh? Tomorrow is Thursday, we'll see
[00:07:28] you tomorrow. Well, tomorrow at this time. Meanwhile, here in the United
[00:07:31] States, there is new information about several immigration arrests that have garnered
[00:07:35] national attention for days. On one hand, we know of several
[00:07:38] releases, among them that of the father of that soldier who was
[00:07:42] deployed in the Middle East. In contrast, there are other cases such as the
[00:07:46] deportation of the wife of another military personnel in service, cases that Mariset
[00:07:49] Vareny is following. Good morning, Maricette, very good
[00:07:52] morning, exactly as they say, Trump's immigration offensive continues to generate
[00:07:56] cases involving military families and immigrants with
[00:07:59] pending processes, while ICE records its highest
[00:08:03] monthly arrest figure in President Trump's second term, here
[00:08:07] at Noticias Telemundo we have updates on three cases that
[00:08:10] we have been following from the beginning.
[00:08:14] Almost 50,000 people were arrested by ICE in
[00:08:18] July, according to agency data analyzed by the Deportation
[00:08:21] Data Project, the highest monthly figure in Trump's second
[00:08:25] term, and among the cases that have generated attention
[00:08:29] is that of the family of Sergeant Edar Leonel
[00:08:31] Turcios. His wife Cristi Mariori
[00:08:35] Villafranca Trejo was deported to Honduras after being
[00:08:38] arrested in El Paso. I don't wish it on anyone, to be honest.
[00:08:44] No, I don't think it's fair, we shouldn't be going through this. The
[00:08:47] sergeant says he now has his two children in his care and
[00:08:51] fears he won't be able to fulfill his military responsibilities with the
[00:08:55] family situation. The Department of Homeland Security
[00:08:58] maintains that Villafranca Trejo entered illegally in
[00:09:02] 2016 and was expelled on August
[00:09:05] 24 after due process. Her
[00:09:08] lawyers say that she had pending
[00:09:11] immigration processes. If at some point they rule
[00:09:15] on that appeal and declare it admissible, they would
[00:09:18] have to bring her back to the United States. Another
[00:09:22] case that took a turn this week is that of the Minor League coach for the
[00:09:26] San Diego Padres, Oswaldo José
[00:09:28] Pirela. He was arrested by ICE on August 16 at the
[00:09:32] El Paso airport during a work trip and
[00:09:35] is now out on bail and back with his family in
[00:09:39] Arizona, despite the fact that his immigration process
[00:09:42] continues. Luis Manuel Avilés, who is the father of a Navy
[00:09:46] sailor who has been deployed for 9 months on the Aircraft Carrier
[00:09:49] Abraham Lincoln, was also released.
[00:09:53] Aviles, of Nicaraguan origin, who had been living in the United States
[00:09:56] for 19 years, was detained in Key West,
[00:09:59] Florida. An immigration judge dismissed his
[00:10:02] case a few hours after he was admitted to a detention
[00:10:05] center, and he was subsequently
[00:10:08] released. Maricette, it's not the only release that has garnered
[00:10:11] attention. There's another one in a key case, yes, there's also new
[00:10:14] information about the case of Lorenzo Salgado who died in
[00:10:18] a shooting perpetrated by ICE agents in Houston, and I'll
[00:10:22] tell you that after being detained for 39 days,
[00:10:26] this Tuesday, a federal judge finally ordered the release
[00:10:29] of Daniel Tirado Pantoja, the second witness to this incident that
[00:10:33] continues under investigation, a case that has been much talked about, which we have
[00:10:37] followed here. Thanks, Maricette, for this update, now that they are waking up in the
[00:10:40] west, the morning is advancing in the east, and today we are also following the
[00:10:44] situation of the Hawk fire that continues to burn near Reno in
[00:10:47] Nevada. So far it has consumed more than 15,000 acres, here you
[00:10:51] can see it, it has destroyed almost fifty homes in its path.
[00:10:55] It is 27% contained according to the latest update, and firefighters
[00:10:59] from 15 states have joined the fight against the flames. The
[00:11:02] cause, although it is believed to have been human-caused, it is still unclear whether it was
[00:11:05] accidental or intentional. Despite this,
[00:11:08] some people have already been able to return to their homes, there have been no fatalities,
[00:11:12] but there are people who have lost everything, like Francisco Guillem who, along
[00:11:16] with his three children, had to leave to save themselves and now has nowhere
[00:11:19] to return to. and he couldn't even see the ground and he got
[00:11:23] scared, he said. Let's go back the way we came
[00:11:27] and I felt a great pain,
[00:11:30] but thank God we were able to get out safely. There are no words, the truth
[00:11:34] is it's very difficult, we will simply
[00:11:39] recover the things that we lost.
[00:11:43] 243 people still had to spend the night in a shelter. So,
[00:11:46] let's go with some breaking news. Look, Meta
[00:11:50] agreed to reach an agreement with the states that are suing it for social media
[00:11:54] addiction for up to 17 billion
[00:11:57] dollars. 29 states had sued, including California,
[00:12:01] Colorado, and New Jersey. This agreement to end the case was
[00:12:04] reached after court testimony from Adam Mosseri, who is the CEO of
[00:12:08] Instagram, one of Meta's social networks along with Facebook and
[00:12:12] WhatsApp. Meta committed to setting daily limits and
[00:12:15] night-time usage blocks for adolescent users, and also
[00:12:19] improving age control among other
[00:12:21] measures.
[00:12:25] of the Capitol, a man was arrested who was carrying a guillotine
[00:12:28] in his truck. The Capitol Police say it's a 35-year-old man from California
[00:12:32] whom they identified as Philantram Duy Lee of
[00:12:35] Julian. He drove from his state to Washington and is accused
[00:12:39] of carrying that dangerous weapon, which in this case is a guillotine, which
[00:12:43] historically has been created to cut heads. They found him parked in a
[00:12:47] prohibited area, this one you see near the Capitol. They are investigating if he has
[00:12:50] a criminal record and why he was carrying this unusual weapon with
[00:12:54] him. Changing the subject, let's greet Mister Weather Carlos Robles
[00:12:58] who is already waiting for us this morning with the report, hello again, hello, good
[00:13:01] morning guys, welcome to Dam
[00:13:04] A Damia is being
[00:13:07] looked for,
[00:13:09] I wanted to say and emphasize that Damia is being looked for
[00:13:13] by B magazine to take pictures for that jacket he
[00:13:16] is wearing, it's an indirect way of saying that if you
[00:13:20] lend it to him,
[00:13:23] I like it, I like it.
[00:13:25] You also spectacular today to tell us about the heat, let's
[00:13:29] go, let's go, okay, at 1:30, I have 1:30, well, the heat risk,
[00:13:33] quite high today, a large part of the country or at least 25 million
[00:13:36] people are at extreme risk, if you
[00:13:40] look closely it's more like the southern border
[00:13:44] or the southern tip of the United States, from California to
[00:13:47] the state of Louisiana, where the most intense heat is,
[00:13:51] extreme risk, we are talking about a long-duration event
[00:13:55] that can affect people's lives: Houston,
[00:13:58] Dallas, San Angelo and the city of Phoenix are those cities that will be
[00:14:01] experiencing the worst today in terms of temperature, see Las
[00:14:05] Vegas, the maximum 110, the record is
[00:14:08] 109, surpassing a previously established threshold,
[00:14:12] Thursday in Phoenix Arizona, 115 the
[00:14:15] maximum, the record is 114, so these are
[00:14:18] historic days for these locations, because never
[00:14:21] before for an August 26 and August 27
[00:14:25] tomorrow, these cities will be experiencing their
[00:14:28] hottest temperatures ever recorded, all a product of an
[00:14:31] anticyclone that keeps them trapped under a bubble of warm
[00:14:35] air, Phoenix 116, Las Vegas 110, Salt Lake City
[00:14:38] at 95, tomorrow this repeats, record
[00:14:42] heat for each of these stations and when we move to
[00:14:46] the south of the country here there is a lot of humidity that is
[00:14:49] felt and with the temperatures it will be feeling up to 110, that's
[00:14:52] why today more than 60 million people remain under
[00:14:56] excessive heat alert, so much beauty,
[00:15:00] guys, we'll see you both in a few minutes, yes, I managed to do it in two
[00:15:04] minutes, we'll see you here, good
[00:15:06] day, and now it's time to talk about how Dolly
[00:15:10] Parton has left an impact, a tribute is paid to the singer and actress who died yesterday at 80
[00:15:13] years old, with the lights, see, of the mythical Empire State Building in New York
[00:15:17] City that shone with those pink flashes right from
[00:15:21] 9:25 at night, from 9:25 in
[00:15:25] reference to the famous song. She was an icon with a seven-decade
[00:15:28] career that reached many generations and highlighted her valuable
[00:15:32] philanthropic legacy through the Dollywood foundation and
[00:15:36] the Imagination Library, which has provided hundreds of millions
[00:15:40] of books to children around the world in English and Spanish, from coast to coast,
[00:15:43] because in Hollywood, dozens of followers of the artist brought flowers to
[00:15:47] disaster and on the Walk of Fame, an iconic place that was filled with floral
[00:15:50] arrangements, with notes left by admirers, a spontaneous
[00:15:54] gesture remembering her musical legacy and something similar we saw
[00:15:59] Tennessee where she was from. Look, the recognized
[00:16:03] star was also honored in this way
[00:16:06] by the new Time magazine cover, in black and white, she who
[00:16:10] knew how to write about working people in her songs, more than
[00:16:14] 3,000 recorded songs. Dolly Parton who
[00:16:17] died after suffering from cancer, in her last years her health
[00:16:21] worsened, she had become delicate, even due to health issues
[00:16:24] she had to cancel several concerts she had scheduled in Las Vegas. Marlene
[00:16:28] Guzman tells us more about her vast
[00:16:30] legacy.
[00:16:36] The Queen of
[00:17:07] In her honor, President Trump ordered flags to be flown at half-mast
[00:17:11] across the country for one week and said: "This is a true
[00:17:14] loss for millions of people, there has never been anyone like her and
[00:17:18] there never will be." During more than six decades of career, she sold more than
[00:17:22] 100 million records, won 11 Grammy
[00:17:24] Awards, and also stood out as an actress in
[00:17:28] films like 9 to 5 and Steel
[00:17:30] Magnolias.
[00:17:35] Among her greatest hits is Jolene.
[00:18:07] composer and wife of the son of the 20th century music legend,
[00:18:11] Johnny Cash, who remembers her fondly. She is one of the
[00:18:14] artists, one of the icons of country music who has inspired
[00:18:18] me as a woman, also to keep going, to fight for my dreams
[00:18:21] and to write my own
[00:18:23] songs.
[00:18:29] "I Will Always Love You" was one of her great hits, the same one that decades
[00:18:33] later we heard from the voice of Whitney
[00:18:34] Houston.
[00:18:39] Dolly sang with Julio
[00:18:40] Iglesias:
[00:18:46] who thanked her for her music was José Feliciano who even
[00:18:49] sang her the famous "Happy Birthday" five years
[00:18:52] ago.
[00:18:55] In recent months Dolly had made fewer public appearances, her
[00:18:59] team confirmed that she died after a brief battle with
[00:19:02] cancer.
[00:19:08] Summarize those more than 60 years of career in just a few minutes
[00:19:11] that left many smiles and we will listen to a little more of her music because
[00:19:15] it brings a lot of energy and good vibes to the morning. This
[00:19:18] also, we will talk about the alert for those first two measles deaths
[00:19:22] this year. We are going to ask our head doctor what he
[00:19:25] recommends. In Texas, they report that ICE operations
[00:19:29] are extending into public transport, something they had not
[00:19:32] seen. We show you the testimonies. Companies
[00:19:35] are recovering the tariffs. And what happens with
[00:19:39] consumers? Will they refund the fees paid on products that come from
[00:19:42] abroad? An expert will resolve our doubts
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[00:22:05] Yes, it was like two light rail trains collided in San Francisco, the operator you
[00:22:08] see in the image seems to have fallen asleep, the accident occurred
[00:22:12] at the end of July but it was just released, the driver even
[00:22:15] scratches his head a little before letting his hand drop, the impact
[00:22:19] seems to treat him roughly seconds later, he even
[00:22:22] instinctively puts his hand on the glass to avoid hitting it,
[00:22:26] because of this impact, as you can see, the windshield was shattered,
[00:22:29] there were no injuries from this incident that they are investigating
[00:22:33] and already consider caused by fatigue. And
[00:22:37] look, after the first two deaths in Pennsylvania due to
[00:22:40] measles in 35 years and the first this year in the country were reported,
[00:22:44] alerts have been raised because in the 8 months we have had of 2026 there are at
[00:22:48] least 2700 cases.
[00:22:53] It is known that these fatal victims were not
[00:22:56] vaccinated. Measles is highly contagious, it is
[00:23:00] causing it to spread more due to the fact that there are more unvaccinated
[00:23:04] people. This is how the governor of Pennsylvania reacted where the
[00:23:08] two deaths occurred.
[00:23:20] who is a Democrat, pointed to Secretary of Health Robert Kennedy
[00:23:24] Junior, because for many years he questioned the effectiveness of
[00:23:27] vaccines, including the one that protects against measles. A week
[00:23:31] ago, however, in the midst of an increase in cases, Kennedy Junior
[00:23:34] encouraged people to get vaccinated. If you, by the way, want to
[00:23:38] know if you have the measles vaccine or not and do not have a record, you can find out with a
[00:23:42] blood test. And we asked Dr. Ilan Chapiro, what are the
[00:23:45] risks? And also, what can cause measles to become
[00:23:49] fatal as in these two cases we are talking about?
[00:23:52] We have to take into account that measles is not a simple infectious disease, in
[00:23:56] fact, we have that one in 1,000 infected people can
[00:23:59] die, and that is what we have been seeing in Texas and what we are seeing right now in
[00:24:03] Pennsylvania, unfortunately, when we get it,
[00:24:06] especially young children, people whose immunity is not
[00:24:09] working well and other people with chronic conditions
[00:24:13] can have a much higher chance of having complications,
[00:24:17] complications are common, they range from pneumonia, to ear
[00:24:20] infections and even a brain infection that we can see up to 10
[00:24:24] years after having had the illness, okay, the percentage of
[00:24:28] vaccinated people in the country has fallen, but the majority of us are still
[00:24:32] vaccinated, what risks do we vaccinated people have against this
[00:24:35] virus? The reality is that the possibility of us having any
[00:24:39] risk is much lower, the problem is that
[00:24:42] the more people are currently infected and the virus is
[00:24:46] circulating, and if we do not know that we have a problem,
[00:24:50] uh, of immunity, then they can infect us, for example, pregnant
[00:24:54] women would also be another problem, young children that
[00:24:58] we cannot protect through vaccination because
[00:25:00] they are simply too young. It's
[00:25:04] time for a break, but in short, the ICE operations in various parts of the country
[00:25:07] and specifically reports of this one that happened on a Houston transit system bus, even inside
[00:25:11] the transport. And related to that, look, a Latin Grammy winner
[00:25:15] reports that ICE arrested this musician in Miami.
[00:25:19] a este músico.
[00:25:22] we will hear his wife's complaint: companies
[00:25:25] are recovering tariffs, but you will wonder what happens with
[00:25:29] consumers, we ask if we can claim
[00:25:31] anything,
[00:25:38] this is a Telemundo 48 news brief, at 7:25 in the
[00:25:41] morning, Arlen Fernandez greets you, the city of San Jose
[00:25:45] is mourning the death of a transport worker who
[00:25:48] died while working. It happened yesterday morning on
[00:25:51] Narvaz Avenue near Guadalupe Parkway, according to the police, a
[00:25:55] truck crashed into a crane that was holding the worker while
[00:25:59] he was repairing a lamppost, the worker whose identity has not been
[00:26:02] revealed, fell to the pavement and died. Mayor Mac
[00:26:06] Mayham lamented his death in a statement. The police reported
[00:26:09] that the driver is cooperating with the investigation. And there are new
[00:26:13] details about the agent seriously injured in a shooting inside a
[00:26:16] house in the city of San Jose. This happened last night at
[00:26:20] the end of a chase, when the gunman broke into the house while
[00:26:24] trying to flee. Agents shot and killed the gunman,
[00:26:28] who, according to authorities, was wanted in connection with at least
[00:26:31] two recent armed robberies, the officer is in
[00:26:35] stable condition and there is an increased risk of cancer for
[00:26:39] people living near the Shebborn refinery, this is in
[00:26:42] Richmond, that is what a new study by the
[00:26:45] Air Quality Management District concludes. The 400-page
[00:26:49] report mentions possible toxic air
[00:26:52] pollutants, diesel particles, and arsenic
[00:26:55] emissions, all above the permitted limit.
[00:26:59] Shebron issued a statement in which it considers that the assessment
[00:27:02] considerably overestimates the refinery's emissions and the estimated
[00:27:06] health risk for health, we take a break and
[00:27:10] return to see how the roads and also the weather are, we'll be
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[00:28:17] it's 7:27 in the morning good morning if you haven't left
[00:28:21] home well here I am showing you the temperatures at this
[00:28:24] time of the morning in your city today quite
[00:28:27] hot almost in the 90s in the interior of our region in the coastal
[00:28:31] area we will be in some cities in the 80s, let's
[00:28:37] the city of San Jose, Highway 101, San Jose to
[00:28:40] the east at this time of the morning at 7:28 it's 60
[00:28:43] degrees Fahrenheit, we can see quite a lot of traffic, especially northbound,
[00:28:47] there you have
[00:28:51] the city of Oakland with 59 degrees maximums for that city today,
[00:28:55] in San Jose, Miriam Villarreal, Telemundo 48 news,
[00:28:58] working for you, hello, I'm lawyer Chias.
[00:29:02] I am a mother and come from immigrant and farm worker
[00:29:05] parents, for more than 40 years I have been here
[00:29:09] in our community in San Jose and the Bay Area
[00:29:12] helping Hispanics with their car accident cases,
[00:29:16] if you have been in an accident and are not
[00:29:20] at fault, call us, we can help you,
[00:29:23] against the insurance companies,
[00:29:26] I'm Jesse Serna, lawyer,
[00:29:30] working for you from Auckland, I'm Omara Lopez,
[00:29:33] Telemundo 48.
[00:29:37] My wife Gina was born to be a chef, exploring new foods
[00:29:40] is her passion, but diabetes threatens to change
[00:29:44] everything, that's why Gina acquired the Dexcom
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[00:31:03] This Friday on Telemundo and
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[00:31:08] you are watching Noticias Telemundo now and these are the five most important news of this
[00:31:12] Wednesday: one, the Trump administration. Temporarily suspends
[00:31:16] immigrant visa appointments, applies to applicants from all over the world
[00:31:19] who will have their appointment rescheduled. The State Department says
[00:31:23] it's because they are training their staff from all embassies to detect
[00:31:27] who can apply for government benefits in the future and be a public
[00:31:30] charge. Two: several immigrants from high-profile
[00:31:33] cases are released, the father of a military deployed in the Middle East is released, also the
[00:31:37] baseball player who works for the
[00:31:40] San Diego Padres and one of the key witnesses in the death of
[00:31:44] Lorenzo Salgado, the Mexican who died from ICE shootings in
[00:31:47] Texas. Three, there is a health alarm due to the increase in measles
[00:31:50] cases in the country. Two deaths are confirmed in Pennsylvania, two people who were not
[00:31:54] vaccinated and are the first two of the year. Cases amount to
[00:31:58] more than 2,700 this 2026. A figure higher
[00:32:01] than the almost 2,300 reported in the past.
[00:32:05] Four, in Nevada they are advancing in the containment of the Hawk fire that
[00:32:08] continues to burn near Reno. So far it has burned
[00:32:11] more than 15. Acres and has burned 47. homes,
[00:32:15] the National Guard has joined the fight against the flames, as have firefighters
[00:32:19] from 15 states. Five, Dolly Parton dies at 80,
[00:32:23] artists, politicians and the people to whom she dedicated so much music
[00:32:26] react. She went from being raised in poverty to being a legend of American
[00:32:30] music and culture. We are reviewing her legacy, listening to her
[00:32:34] most outstanding songs.
[00:32:37] Most remembered, because even those who do not
[00:32:41] the melody, have shared it at some point. Good morning. Good morning.
[00:32:45] I have friends with young children and they know her thanks to those books they
[00:32:48] receive at home, both in English and Spanish as well, yes, an
[00:32:52] initiative that emerged 3 years ago and now leaves precisely the legacy that emerged
[00:32:56] from her father not knowing how to read, she wanted to open opportunities as she has
[00:32:59] said, as she said, for the rest of those who cannot, her music
[00:33:03] will play here in a few minutes, before that, since early morning, we
[00:33:07] have been talking about ICE operations in various parts of the country, in Texas one was
[00:33:10] recorded that occurred inside a public transport bus and it is Juan Jose Rodas
[00:33:14] from... Houston, who
[00:33:15] reports it.
[00:33:18] This is the moment a surveillance camera captures four people
[00:33:22] running towards a metro bus stop in Houston. They all
[00:33:26] get into the vehicle whose passage is almost immediately blocked by a
[00:33:29] dark truck that appears in the image, going the wrong way. This
[00:33:33] other video shows the moment when two of those four people were
[00:33:37] detained by immigration and customs (ICE)
[00:33:39] agents in masks. It happened on Monday morning on Gesner Street in the
[00:33:43] southwest of the city, before the astonished gaze of many like
[00:33:46] her who prefers to hide her face and who says she was going to the bus stop
[00:33:50] accompanied by a friend, I said I think in immigration I told her
[00:33:54] because I told her this one doesn't even have
[00:33:58] license plates or anything, I told her the witnesses assure that the immigration agents
[00:34:01] frequent the area almost daily, but they had never seen
[00:34:04] them get on public transport, almost every
[00:34:08] day it happens, every day, right now my husband
[00:34:12] told me not to come. while my
[00:34:15] niece says for the same reason, because of what is happening.
[00:34:19] This other video recorded with a cell phone shows the same
[00:34:22] truck moments before, questioning and detaining another person who, according
[00:34:25] to witnesses, was later released. Telemundo Houston communicated with the local
[00:34:29] transport company Metro and in a statement they said, that morning there
[00:34:32] was a chase that had already started and it was not an
[00:34:36] operation aimed at the metro bus. The police did not initiate,
[00:34:39] coordinate or participate. We are reviewing all surveillance
[00:34:43] videos, as well as collecting
[00:34:45] information, our priority remains the safety and well-being of
[00:34:48] our customers and employees, I don't agree, not because people
[00:34:52] come with a purpose to work, says
[00:34:56] Mr. Jose Luis Pineda, a US citizen who lives in the area where
[00:34:59] everything happened, however he also admits that with the current
[00:35:02] immigration situation, but in the end, one also has
[00:35:06] to conform to government measures because they cannot operate with the
[00:35:09] government either, so what can be done, Telemundo Houston also
[00:35:13] communicated to inquire more about the alleged immigration
[00:35:17] operation that ended in an apparent chase, and at the close of this note
[00:35:20] we still have no answer.
[00:35:23] Another of the arrests that has garnered the most attention in recent hours
[00:35:27] is that of a renowned Cuban percussionist and composer named Degnis
[00:35:31] Boffield. This 39-year-old Cuban musician was arrested on
[00:35:34] August 19 at Miami Airport when he was returning precisely
[00:35:38] from working in New York. His wife tells us that Deinis has an asylum
[00:35:42] case pending and that he arrived in the United States 3 years ago with a
[00:35:46] visa and that he completed his paperwork within the required
[00:35:48] time.
[00:35:50] It's really not a very good situation, but
[00:35:53] he, he knows that outside he has a lot of support
[00:35:57] and that I am doing, we
[00:35:59] are doing everything possible so that he can get out as soon
[00:36:02] as possible. The Department of Homeland Security told us that although
[00:36:06] Degnis entered the country legally, he did not comply with the terms of his admission to
[00:36:10] the United States. Our colleague Bechibadel asked again about those
[00:36:13] terms that are said on the net.
[00:36:27] judge just overturned that prohibition, he told those who felt
[00:36:31] offended to simply not go, the federal judge who even
[00:36:34] cited Dolly Parton in his ruling, determined that the state law unduly
[00:36:38] restricted freedom of expression and violated the first amendment of the
[00:36:41] constitution, a prohibition that was based on a state law from
[00:36:45] 2023 that sought to impose fines of up to
[00:36:48] 10,000 on business owners who organized these
[00:36:51] events, furthermore, artists faced possible
[00:36:54] misdemeanor charges.
[00:36:58] Darlin Graham, the sister of the late congressman Lindsay Graham, will be the
[00:37:01] Republican candidate in South Carolina for the Senate because she won the primary election
[00:37:05] last night. It is also a triumph for President Trump who recruited,
[00:37:08] backed and supported her when Linsy died six
[00:37:12] weeks ago. Since then, she has temporarily replaced her brother
[00:37:16] in the Senate and last night, knowing that she will also be the candidate in
[00:37:19] November, she credited Trump with
[00:37:22] her victory. In the November elections, she faces the
[00:37:26] Democrat Ania, a doctor who aspires to the same position in the
[00:37:29] Senate. From coast to coast we go as every morning
[00:37:33] at this time to Los Angeles, who is there today, Sandra Anil, good morning,
[00:37:36] radiant as always. Hello,
[00:37:39] colleagues, how are you? Good morning. Today we have information about certain
[00:37:43] jobs available for bilingual people in our area, but
[00:37:46] first, after an unusually warm winter and a devastating
[00:37:50] heatwave in March, California has experienced an
[00:37:53] increase in mosquito activity, leading to the incidence of the
[00:37:57] West Nile virus to its highest point in 5 years.
[00:38:00] According to the State Public Health Department, as of last week, 30 cases
[00:38:04] and three deaths had been reported throughout the
[00:38:07] state. Health authorities indicate that the West Nile virus would be
[00:38:11] spreading in cities in Los Angeles County, such as Bell,
[00:38:14] Cudahy, Huntington Park, Lynwood and
[00:38:17] Maywood. On the other hand, while cleanup efforts continue at the
[00:38:21] Linish warehouse after its fire on June 17,
[00:38:25] a Los Angeles committee approved two motions yesterday aimed at restricting
[00:38:29] reconstruction efforts and increasing sanctions on said warehouse in
[00:38:33] Boyle Heights. The first motion would order the Department of Building and
[00:38:36] Safety to withhold any new reconstruction permits to
[00:38:40] Linage, while the second motion would request the city
[00:38:44] attorney to draft new fines for violations and missed
[00:38:47] deadlines.
[00:38:50] Los Angeles County is looking for bilingual workers for polling
[00:38:54] centers during the general elections on November 3. So pay close
[00:38:58] attention because people who speak English or other
[00:39:01] languages, including Spanish, are needed. Workers
[00:39:04] will receive training and can earn up to
[00:39:07] $1080. Applications are available
[00:39:11] at lavote.gov,
[00:39:14] so now you know, workers who speak English and Spanish
[00:39:17] or other languages are needed. Thank you for being with us and now we return to
[00:39:21] you colleagues, what do you think? bilinguals and as you know throughout the country
[00:39:26] opportunities. Also in Chicago, Santiago, good morning, what do you tell us
[00:39:30] from there, good to see you today,
[00:39:34] colleagues, good morning, I greet you from the Windy City, we are going to
[00:39:37] start with the information that has been affecting hundreds of thousands of families
[00:39:41] in the northwest of the neighboring state of Indiana, the electricity service
[00:39:45] in the northwest of this state has finally been restored almost
[00:39:48] completely, the number of customers and electricity was reduced to around
[00:39:52] 100 in Lake County, as you will remember those storms from two
[00:39:56] weeks ago, listen to this, they left more than 375 thousand
[00:39:59] customers without electrical service for
[00:40:03] almost two weeks, the electricity company Nipsco says that
[00:40:07] they had scheduled to restore electrical service
[00:40:10] as soon as possible by midnight, now the governor
[00:40:14] of Indiana Mike Brown is receiving federal
[00:40:17] aid for recovery efforts, he affirms that President
[00:40:20] Donald Trump approved his request for assistance through FEMA and
[00:40:24] that Lake, Porter and La Port counties are
[00:40:28] fortunately already among those who would receive the aid, and look,
[00:40:31] we also have new developments regarding the measles case that has been
[00:40:35] reported in Cane County, the public health department reports that the
[00:40:39] affected person was not vaccinated and is no longer
[00:40:43] contagious, however they may have exposed other people,
[00:40:46] for now they mention two key locations, Kainline High
[00:40:50] School where the exposure occurred on August 18 and the Next
[00:40:54] Generation pediatric clinic in South Elgin.
[00:40:57] Now, anyone with symptoms or questions, they ask them to
[00:41:01] consult their doctor immediately, and look at this colleagues,
[00:41:04] because O'Hare airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, is
[00:41:08] looking for talented artists, in Terminal D, a major renovation will begin
[00:41:11] and well, there are seven opportunities to
[00:41:15] create public art, the projects could include
[00:41:18] lighting installations, sculptures and murals, they would have the
[00:41:22] opportunity to be seen by millions of passengers every year from
[00:41:25] all over the world, that's all the important news from Chicago, Damian and
[00:41:29] Claudia, I return with you, greetings Santiago, I hope you are very well, thank you, thank you and in this
[00:41:33] tour of the country, we go from north to south, the border
[00:41:36] city of Mexico, Dali, is today under reinforced
[00:41:40] surveillance, after that security alert that we reported here that the United States issued for
[00:41:44] a possible threat. Yes, Washington suspended activities, official
[00:41:47] travel to that neighboring city of Calexico in California,
[00:41:51] and Canada also joined the warning. Alejandro Godina tells us what else
[00:41:55] we know.
[00:41:58] With greater security than usual, these governmental buildings in Mexicali
[00:42:02] in Baja California woke up, after the United States issued a warning to that
[00:42:05] border city in which it asked its citizens to particularly avoid
[00:42:08] those facilities. In the message, it even announced the suspension of its activities in
[00:42:12] Mexicali and of official trips to that city.
[00:42:16] There was an alert, the president of Mexico indicated that the United
[00:42:19] States informed them about the possibility of an attack by a criminal
[00:42:23] group without specifying which one. It was not
[00:42:26] insured and well, with information from
[00:42:29] its own agencies, the US embassy issued an alert.
[00:42:33] Canada also joined the warning. Amid this alert, its government also shared
[00:42:37] a map in which it asked to take extreme precautions in at least 20
[00:42:41] states of Mexico, including Baja California, a significant
[00:42:44] risk, for this security analyst, the decision also gains
[00:42:47] relevance due to the tourist and business presence of Canada in the region,
[00:42:51] Canada also joined, which adds in this sense an important
[00:42:55] political weight taking into account the diplomacy
[00:42:58] factor, what we know was
[00:43:00] exactly what you know, the mayor surely did not have
[00:43:04] more details, but confirmed the reinforcement of police presence,
[00:43:07] mainly in public security and prosecutor's offices,
[00:43:11] we also do not have information if it is derived from any seizure.
[00:43:14] For its part, the federal security cabinet reported that it did not identify a specific
[00:43:18] or imminent risk for the
[00:43:19] population.
[00:43:22] One of the main concerns among residents was whether the border crossings between
[00:43:26] Mexicali and Calexico would operate normally, which they did.
[00:43:29] Until night, no incidents related to the
[00:43:32] alert were reported.
[00:43:35] Now in the world, on the border between Nepal and Tibet, a catastrophic flash
[00:43:38] flood swept away people, leaving at least 95
[00:43:42] dead and more than 400 missing, there are at least three
[00:43:45] Americans, the Nepalese foreign minister says that the phenomenon could have
[00:43:49] been triggered by a strong earthquake in the area. In Spain
[00:43:53] they announce a plan to make it more difficult to ask for asylum in the country, they are going to
[00:43:56] speed up the procedures to deny applications and deport,
[00:44:00] they will also be able to confine those who ask for asylum in areas of the country from
[00:44:04] which they will not be able to leave or even in specific buildings, so
[00:44:08] the government responds to the mass arrivals of migrants in Ceuta a few
[00:44:11] weeks ago, also in Spain they celebrate the famous Tomatina in Buñol
[00:44:15] Valencia, a multitudinous tomato battle is held every year on the last
[00:44:19] Wednesday of August, one hour exactly is when
[00:44:22] more than 330,000 pounds of ripe
[00:44:25] and unfit for consumption tomatoes were distributed, 20,000
[00:44:29] people participated, more than 20,000 people and they estimate that about 40% of
[00:44:32] the attendees are foreign
[00:44:35] tourists,
[00:44:38] and in the video I asked
[00:44:43] throw tomatoes,
[00:44:45] but I don't want to say anything, a person from the team is
[00:44:49] from Valencia and just, just, just yesterday she left for
[00:44:51] vacation because that's in the Valencia
[00:44:54] area,
[00:44:56] her relaxed tomato, relaxed like the guy who was making angels among the
[00:45:00] tomatoes, no, I wear contact lenses, I think
[00:45:04] well, I would have to put something in my eyes, right, because that tomato
[00:45:07] is very acidic, the one that is, if there is hunger it tastes
[00:45:11] good, my contact lenses are not colored, I leave the question
[00:45:14] open, well, let's take a look at what is
[00:45:17] happening with the weather forecast, today there are storms for today,
[00:45:21] Chicago, Detroit, vulnerable cities, Indianapolis,
[00:45:24] including Little Rock, Arkansas and Memphis, Tennessee, the storms can
[00:45:28] be quite intense, while in Denver, Colorado, the same
[00:45:32] thing can be happening, what is it about, it is a
[00:45:35] frontal band that will be crossing right through the center of the United States and will
[00:45:39] be generating a powerful line of rain activity,
[00:45:42] attention Washington, attention Philadelphia also New York
[00:45:45] City, tomorrow that same line of rain spreads to the extreme
[00:45:49] northeast of the United States bringing rain activity and some
[00:45:54] moment the most intense storms should remain inland in
[00:45:58] the state of New York and Pennsylvania, but it is not
[00:46:01] ruled out that as we get closer to Thursday,
[00:46:03] the storm prediction center moves
[00:46:07] that yellow color over the main cities of the
[00:46:11] northeast of the country, for the moment, Washington and Baltimore seem to be the cities that
[00:46:14] can receive the worst in terms of impacts and that is what happens in terms
[00:46:18] of weather, in bad weather a good face, a good face and many tomatoes,
[00:46:22] and many are jumping, oh
[00:46:25] listen, it is being talked about, he already did it in the World Cup, he will do it now in
[00:46:29] the US Open, I am talking about Zoran Mamdani, the mayor of New York who
[00:46:32] says there will be 1 tickets for $100 will be for
[00:46:36] his residents there in the city, he says that these are ways to take measures
[00:46:40] against recent criticism for the exorbitant resale prices in the tennis tournament
[00:46:44] that will be between August 30 and September 8, well, they started selling them
[00:46:47] this morning so you can get an idea, the resale has
[00:46:51] skyrocketed to the point that the cheapest ones, which are
[00:46:54] $65, are up to almost, listen,
[00:46:57] $500. Continuing with sports, the Portuguese
[00:47:01] footballer Bruno Fernandes was named player of the year by the
[00:47:04] professional footballers' association. Well, captain and
[00:47:07] player of Manchester United since 2020 he has
[00:47:10] scored 110 goals and has provided 106
[00:47:14] assists. With the team he contributed to the club finishing
[00:47:17] third in the top English football
[00:47:20] division. Portuguese to win this award,
[00:47:24] after who, who it will be Portuguese,
[00:47:27] Cristiano Ronaldo, who won it twice in a row,
[00:47:30] two years in a row in 2007 and
[00:47:32] 2008,
[00:47:36] and now live images from Nashville, from Nashville, Tennessee where
[00:47:40] more and more flowers are arriving, Dolly Parton was born there and residents are going to
[00:47:44] lay flowers, leave balloons, messages to honor the artist and remember
[00:47:48] her great great legacy, well her death shakes the
[00:47:52] world because of the impact the country superstar had on
[00:47:55] American culture, here are some of the reactions,
[00:48:20] thus the British royal family paid an emotional tribute today
[00:48:24] to Dolly Parton, the band performed her famous song,
[00:48:28] which one is 9 to 5 during that
[00:48:31] changing of the guard which is so famous at
[00:48:35] Buckingham Palace, they played this
[00:48:37] classic song in front of those who are usually always there, which are the tourists in this
[00:48:41] place and locals who went to listen to it, it also sounds good in that
[00:48:45] version, let's listen a little
[00:48:47] more.
[00:48:57] Listen to this, the truth is that it has crossed borders and neither the
[00:49:01] political party matters when it comes to paying tribute,
[00:49:04] President Trump said it was a real loss for millions
[00:49:08] of people and ordered flags to be flown at half-staff
[00:49:11] for a week for her passing. Former President Barack Obama
[00:49:15] wrote that Dolly Parton was born in a one-room cabin
[00:49:18] and that she won 11 11
[00:49:21] Grammys. An Emmy that built a
[00:49:24] business empire that helped millions of children, as we said, to
[00:49:28] learn to read and she helped, he says, accelerate the
[00:49:31] research that led to the vaccine against Covid, yes, a legacy that
[00:49:35] obviously transcends beyond
[00:49:38] the stage. It's interesting to me how she wanted to join and directly support
[00:49:42] children because she says, "I was a girl, a girl who lived in a community with
[00:49:45] limitations, and I want them, who have dreams, to
[00:49:49] fulfill them, just as I fulfilled mine." She has an amusement park,
[00:49:53] yes, precisely in Tennessee. Well, actor Pedro Pascal also
[00:49:56] shared a photo of the artist and wrote, "Unique
[00:50:00] and unrepeatable, we have to do more," with a broken heart and
[00:50:04] all. Taylor Swift thanked the eternally generous way in which
[00:50:07] Parton dedicated her time on this earth. She assures that she offered a role model and at the same time,
[00:50:11] says Taylor Swift, encouraged us to be who we are.
[00:50:15] Oprah Winfrey, the presenter, published this photo with Dolly Parton, you'll see it,
[00:50:19] she wrote that the girl from the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee lived a
[00:50:22] life greater, bigger than she could ever have
[00:50:26] imagined, she brought light, she says, and we are all
[00:50:29] better because she was here,
[00:50:32] well, actress Jane Fonda said
[00:50:35] she was devastated, adding that Dolly
[00:50:39] will always be with us and she describes her as the voluptuous
[00:50:43] embodiment of empathy, they were such good friends
[00:50:46] beyond the screen, according to what they shared, all this
[00:50:50] evidently as they have been leaving it throughout... history as a director and
[00:50:53] the best way to honor artists like her
[00:50:57] is by listening to them, right? And how wonderful it really is that
[00:51:01] you pass on to the other life and that they remember you in
[00:51:04] that way, that you leave a legacy that can certainly be emulated. We'll be right back, good morning.
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[00:56:42] made her for her great song, I will always
[00:56:45] love you, remember that one from The
[00:56:48] Bodyguard, that was her song, look, how beautiful, my
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[00:56:57] Thank you guys, good morning, let's see the most
[00:57:08] searched on social media on X, Daniel Valencia is trending
[00:57:12] for the hit to Jordan Lawlar in the girls' game
[00:57:15] against Arizona and Jelly Roll also because the country music star mocked
[00:57:19] Trump's weight on Jimmy Kimmel's show and Ryan
[00:57:22] Wallsmith for the rookie's home run that leaves the
[00:57:26] Cubs on the field in the bottom of the ninth. Well, on Google, what you are
[00:57:30] Parton for the death of the country music icon at 80
[00:57:34] years old. Dodgers versus Braves, a single by Ozzie Albies
[00:57:38] gives Atlanta the victory against Los Angeles and South Carolina
[00:57:42] Darlin' Draham wins the Republican nomination.
[00:57:46] The most viewed now on
[00:57:50] noticiastemundo.com is that ICE releases the father of the military man who
[00:57:53] was deployed on an aircraft carrier in the Middle East, Canada's announcement
[00:57:56] of tariffs of up to 50% on products
[00:58:00] that are produced here in the United States, the measles
[00:58:03] outbreak that caused the death of two unvaccinated
[00:58:07] people. Well, today we also talked
[00:58:11] about cash, cash, money from the Trump
[00:58:14] administration's tariffs, which the courts
[00:58:18] declared illegal, and that has made large companies
[00:58:21] like Target, Walmart, Amazon, Nike, receive tens of
[00:58:24] millions back for the tariffs they had already paid. And what happens with
[00:58:28] consumers? Are they going to refund us the already paid fees for those
[00:58:32] products that come from abroad? An expert told
[00:58:35] us today in which cases we can claim? Gabriel Rodríguez who is dedicated to
[00:58:39] imports and exports and president of Customs
[00:58:42] Brokerage. The consumer was not the one who paid
[00:58:46] the tax directly and therefore does not have the right to claim
[00:58:49] that money, but as you just mentioned
[00:58:53] there are large companies like Walmart, Costco, Amazon that have
[00:58:56] mentioned that they will pass the benefit
[00:58:59] of those claims in lower
[00:59:02] prices now on future products, that is
[00:59:06] directly the consumer
[00:59:09] definitely did not pay that tariff, the importer paid it at the time of
[00:59:12] importation and in any case the economic
[00:59:16] effect of that tax
[00:59:19] is really not known whether the importer
[00:59:23] absorbed it, if he passed it directly to the price of his product
[00:59:26] if he negotiated it with his supplier, so there is no
[00:59:30] clear way to be able to identify exactly the tax that was
[00:59:33] paid directly on the product, not those companies in which
[00:59:37] there was a place that said tariff
[00:59:40] $150, we can claim
[00:59:44] and in that case and FedEx for example has said that it will refund that
[00:59:47] money, FedEx. DHL,
[00:59:51] UPS are some of those shipping companies that if you can
[00:59:54] file a claim, it doesn't say tariff as I said, the
[00:59:58] word in English that he tells us we should look for is duty, let's see if something
[01:00:02] comes to us, right? Whatever it is, in the end you earned it, you
[01:00:06] worked for it, it's your money, may it just be fair and may it also
[01:00:09] reach the consumer, right? We will also see and you will tell us
[01:00:13] if prices are really falling in the chains that have promised it as a consequence of
[01:00:16] this. Did you rest, Claudia, these days? This tastes like Monday that tastes
[01:00:20] like Thursday, that is, the weekend is already here, we are already there but tomorrow
[01:00:24] we will see each other, have a very good day everyone, be happy,
[01:00:45] good morning, thank you for being with us. We have information for you,
[01:00:48] several immigrants whose arrests garnered national
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