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[00:00:00] cam from the robot rover perseverance to
[00:00:04] observe the passage of Phobos, this is the largest moon and closest to the
[00:00:08] red planet, today, by the way, write it down, there will be a partial
[00:00:11] lunar eclipse that will be visible in our region from
[00:00:14] 7:17 p.m. in the center and east of the United States,
[00:00:18] including New York, Chicago, Miami, Houston and Dallas. The phenomenon will be able
[00:00:22] to dye the moon red, coppery, and if you have any
[00:00:25] images, send them to Telemundo, thanks to the 5 o'clock news for more information,
[00:00:29] join us. On
[00:00:31] Telemundo.
[00:00:35] That's the most important thing. Today, Wednesday, August 26, the United States
[00:00:38] suspends visa appointments. Embassies and consulates around the world
[00:00:42] pause the process, sending emails to applicants telling them that
[00:00:46] they will be rescheduled, a State Department spokesperson confirmed
[00:00:50] to Noticias Telemundo.
[00:00:53] your face, a smile helps With all the fear in the world of returning, however, for
[00:00:56] me as a mother, my daughter
[00:00:59] was paramount. They signed their self-deportation and are now
[00:01:02] in their native Ecuador, mother and daughter arrested
[00:01:06] by ICE in a Florida hospital after surviving a serious
[00:01:09] traffic accident. Multi-million dollar payment, Meta, the
[00:01:13] parent company of Instagram and Facebook, agrees to pay about 17 billion
[00:01:16] dollars to resolve the case of social networks and their impact on the
[00:01:24] with complex that is about to mental health of young people. We have what the communications giant says.
[00:01:31] Remembering the queen of country, a shower of tributes to
[00:01:34] Dolly Parton, from her legendary characters to her
[00:01:37] music and her humanitarian work, as well as her duets
[00:01:40] with Hispanic music greats, we review the life of this American
[00:01:44] icon, and if your phone could help
[00:01:48] train your brain, not all the time on screen is the same, we
[00:01:53] tell us, that's right and we have to make a trip to show you how to turn your cell phone into a tool to stimulate the
[00:01:55] mind.
[00:02:00] Blows, falls and even broken arms, that's how the fierce
[00:02:04] combat was experienced in the humanoid robot world championship, who managed
[00:02:07] to stay on their feet and be crowned champion in this thrilling
[00:02:10] final,
[00:02:19] happening in Nevada with it's already midweek, thank you for being here,
[00:02:22] Nicole Suárez greets you with great pleasure, we talk about thousands of people in the
[00:02:25] permit, everything world who are now stuck in limbo, the United States
[00:02:28] paralyzes appointments to apply for immigrant visas, a
[00:02:32] State Department spokesperson confirmed to Noticias Telemundo, they allege that
[00:02:36] a training plan is underway for all their
[00:02:39] officers that seeks to ensure that applicants for these
[00:02:42] visas do not become a public charge for the country,
[00:02:46] this measure affects procedures in its 272 diplomatic
[00:02:49] headquarters, including some
[00:02:52] honestly full of much uncertainty about what 100 consular offices around the world, but let's go with Cristina
[00:02:55] Londoño from the capital from Washington with more information. Cristina,
[00:02:58] good afternoon.
[00:03:01] Hello Nicole, good afternoon, well, the idea, as you well said, is
[00:03:05] to retrain all these consulate and
[00:03:08] embassy officials, so that they learn to detect which
[00:03:11] immigrants who want to come to live in the United States could
[00:03:15] end up applying for benefits, this is the
[00:03:18] confirmation given to us by the State Department, it says that
[00:03:22] a more prosperous United States means
[00:03:25] ensuring that visa applicants are not likely
[00:03:28] to become a public charge, as established by
[00:03:32] the laws and that they will not depend either on these
[00:03:36] services reserved for the United States, they say that
[00:03:40] this is part of President
[00:03:43] Donald Trump's policy, what visas are they referring to, these are immigrant visas that
[00:03:47] are requested, for example, by spouses of citizens, siblings, children of
[00:03:50] citizens and also some work visas.
[00:03:54] Let's hear what Katia Quirós
[00:03:57] told us about the direct impact.
[00:04:00] that this pause has on these migratory
[00:04:02] processes, but the biggest problem is for people
[00:04:06] who are living in the United States and who
[00:04:10] leave their country of origin for this interview, the general
[00:04:14] idea is always that I'm going to leave for a week, two at most, and I'm going to
[00:04:17] return to my life, my job, my children,
[00:04:20] now these people are stranded and don't know when they will
[00:04:24] be able to return, because the government has not given us any
[00:04:28] explanations. and as we well know, many of these
[00:04:32] processes used to be done here within the United States, the
[00:04:35] Trump administration has been asking immigrants to leave the
[00:04:38] country to advance them. Again,
[00:04:41] we know that this retraining plan began in
[00:04:44] early August, but we have no confirmation of when
[00:04:48] it ends. Nicole, Cristina Londoño, thank you very much and
[00:04:52] as we told you here, the case of Grace Calero and her daughter
[00:04:55] Juliana Carriel, mother and daughter, signed their voluntary departure and travel
[00:04:59] back to Ecuador after spending 5 days in immigration
[00:05:03] custody. please
[00:05:05] well
[00:05:08] both were arrested by immigration agents inside a Florida
[00:05:12] hospital, after surviving a serious car accident,
[00:05:16] despite the family reporting that they had ongoing immigration
[00:05:20] procedures, the women opted for self-deportation to
[00:05:23] precisely end that detention and
[00:05:27] we know they have returned to Ecuador, they have just returned and we
[00:05:30] are now joined precisely from
[00:05:33] Ecuador, thank you for joining us, tell us about this return and this whole
[00:05:37] situation for your family,
[00:05:40] hello, how are you, thank you very much for
[00:05:44] allowing
[00:05:46] me to tell this experience, I am arriving, I am just
[00:05:50] arriving home eh,
[00:05:53] since I arrived yesterday in Quito and and now I am
[00:05:57] here in Guayaquil, it has been
[00:06:00] an experience
[00:06:03] really full of
[00:06:06] much uncertainty of not knowing what will happen and above
[00:06:10] all, of having
[00:06:13] lived that nightmare with my daughter which was so unfair, it was
[00:06:17] an injustice in which we were practically
[00:06:20] tricked into being unjustly
[00:06:23] detained. Grace, tell us a
[00:06:27] little about what you experienced at that moment, you arrive at a hospital
[00:06:30] asking for help after such a traumatic
[00:06:32] situation and you find this. What happened?
[00:06:35] Yes, we went to the
[00:06:39] hospital after that accident. As everyone
[00:06:43] has seen, it was a very serious
[00:06:46] accident and while we were in the
[00:06:49] room, an agent arrived who never identified
[00:06:52] himself, never identified where he
[00:06:56] was from, he simply arrived
[00:06:59] because he told me he was going to make the accident report,
[00:07:03] including I received a call in which he told me that they were going to
[00:07:06] give me the things that were left in the vehicle and I let him in,
[00:07:10] we were there, we waited for the doctors to do
[00:07:13] all the relevant examinations and after almost
[00:07:16] 5 hours of him being in the room, he said
[00:07:20] he needed to do a an
[00:07:24] interview with ICE about immigration
[00:07:28] matters, for which I collaborated since I was in an asylum
[00:07:31] process and I gave him all my documentation, my
[00:07:34] license, my work
[00:07:38] that was valid and yet at that moment after
[00:07:41] 5 hours he says: well, we are going to have to take
[00:07:45] you detained. Grace, how has it been, obviously in this short
[00:07:49] time that you have returned to your country, how has that return been
[00:07:52] after that time in the United
[00:07:54] States?
[00:07:56] Look, we just landed
[00:07:59] half an hour ago and
[00:08:05] will happen, about
[00:08:08] how we will start again,
[00:08:11] about that nightmare. not stabilizing,
[00:08:14] we are both, my daughter and I, with a strong
[00:08:18] gastrointestinal infection
[00:08:20] due to the conditions in which we lived
[00:08:24] these 5 days and for which I
[00:08:27] said this is inhumane and I cannot stay here any longer
[00:08:31] and I really
[00:08:34] feel that it is necessary that this be communicated, this
[00:08:38] must be communicated because there are many, many people.
[00:08:42] women with whom I passed there,
[00:08:46] from so many countries without having an answer, having to
[00:08:49] wait and what are those
[00:08:52] conditions? Look
[00:08:55] eh first we were
[00:08:59] moved to three jails if in five days we were moved to three jails I don't want to
[00:09:03] imagine the people who have been there longer
[00:09:05] tiempo
[00:09:07] first the fact that
[00:09:11] we only have water I don't know if it's
[00:09:14] drinking water twice a day and then it was
[00:09:18] drinking tap water, no, there
[00:09:21] was no access, we had suffered an accident, the next day I
[00:09:25] was with serious
[00:09:28] bruises and pain in my back, I still had
[00:09:31] the shirt full of the blood from
[00:09:34] hurting my ear, although they
[00:09:37] were not fractures or
[00:09:41] anything, but I didn't even receive a paracetamol. Wow,
[00:09:44] well, we thank you so much for your time
[00:09:47] that arriving recently in your country, you take the time to connect with us
[00:09:51] and we really wish you all the best from here, thank you for having
[00:09:55] shared your story and we are very sorry that you have lived through such a
[00:09:59] difficult situation, thank you very much,
[00:10:03] well, let's move on to other topics because this week the final arguments are
[00:10:06] expected in the murder trial against Lindsay
[00:10:10] Clancy, the nurse who killed her
[00:10:12] young children in her Massachusetts home in
[00:10:14] 2023. Cristina Corujo is in New York with the latest on this
[00:10:18] trial,
[00:10:19] Cristina.
[00:10:22] Nicole, that's right, we are already
[00:10:25] at that final point of this trial of Liny Clancy who is a 36-year-old
[00:10:28] woman accused of killing her three children, this trial
[00:10:32] is now on its 21st day,
[00:10:36] the judge already said that it is a few days before those
[00:10:39] final arguments begin, today we heard what could
[00:10:43] be the last testimony and it was from a forensic psychiatrist, let's hear what
[00:10:47] he said:
[00:10:52] hallucinations, even command hallucinations. when they
[00:10:55] occur, um, do
[00:10:58] not propel an
[00:11:01] individual to automatically obey
[00:11:04] them, and in fact, many people will
[00:11:07] engage in behaviors
[00:11:10] to stop the actions that
[00:11:14] the the voices is is is
[00:11:16] claiming.
[00:11:20] It should be noted, Nicole, that these comments about hallucinations that this
[00:11:23] psychiatrist is making are brought up after it was
[00:11:27] said that Clancy had said that she heard voices that
[00:11:31] gave her instructions, so,
[00:11:34] but we have also heard from the defense saying that Clancy was
[00:11:37] suffering from postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis,
[00:11:41] so definitely a trial that has been
[00:11:44] quite complicated and quite
[00:11:47] come to an end, but Nicole I think it is important
[00:11:50] to emphasize in this situation of mental health that if you or a
[00:11:54] family member is feeling emotions, feels
[00:11:58] bad, seeking help is an important part of this process,
[00:12:02] because mental health is just as important as physical health,
[00:12:05] definitely Cristina Corujo from New York, thank you and the heat wave
[00:12:09] that is focused on a large part of the country, is also feeding more than 80
[00:12:13] fires that are burning in different parts of the country, Carlos,
[00:12:18] Texas, let's see it and of these the most devastating is the
[00:12:21] Ross fire to the west of Fort Worth in Texas. It has
[00:12:25] already consumed more than 80,000 acres of land,
[00:12:28] Nicole, and they have only managed to contain it by 12%. The
[00:12:31] most affected communities are Palo Pinto and Jack, the authorities
[00:12:35] thank donations to those affected and from
[00:12:38] Texas we go to Nevada, a very different case from what is
[00:12:44] the Hawk fire, although it is already 85%
[00:12:47] contained, it has gone a little over 15,000 acres and
[00:12:50] 47 homes destroyed and even so
[00:12:54] thousands of people their homes, even today
[00:12:57] classes resumed in that place, although not in
[00:13:01] all the, rather in the
[00:13:04] schools, well Carlos, then also tell us about that forecast, what can
[00:13:07] we expect, yes, unfortunately Nicole, the heat
[00:13:10] continues, if you notice 40 million people continue to be at higher
[00:13:14] risk, mainly towards the southern tip of the country, 25 million at extreme
[00:13:17] risk, what is being experienced, record temperatures,
[00:13:21] never before seen for an August 26, at least in
[00:13:25] Nevada, highs today 110, the record
[00:13:27] 109, tomorrow the worst happens in Phoenix, Arizona
[00:13:31] 115 maximum the record of 114
[00:13:34] degrees so thresholds previously
[00:13:37] established are exceeded and these peaks extend from Texas to
[00:13:40] California for today another day repeats
[00:13:44] with record heat towards the southeast of the country if you notice it's not just that
[00:13:48] temperatures are high but that they feel up to 110
[00:13:51] degrees due to heat indexes. Thank you for
[00:13:55] that information, we also have some truly impressive
[00:13:58] devastating images of floods in the border
[00:14:01] area between Nepal and China leaving nearly 100 dead and hundreds
[00:14:05] missing, you can see how people are dragged
[00:14:09] by the mudslide and how the overflowing waters destroy
[00:14:12] everything from villages to hydroelectric projects, there are at least
[00:14:15] 47 Americans missing, also in
[00:14:18] France, a tornado devastated a small town in the west of the country, destroying
[00:14:22] hundreds of homes, it is also reported...
[00:14:33] Authorities described it as an unusual and traumatic event. The networks are also circulating these videos showing the magnitude of the damage, this occurs after the intense heat wave
[00:14:37] that hit the region, a
[00:14:39] tragedy in a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan. 14 newborns
[00:14:43] died in a fire that broke out in the maternity
[00:14:46] area. According to authorities, the fire started after
[00:14:49] the compressor of an air conditioning unit
[00:14:53] exploded in the Neonatal area. The investigation
[00:14:56] continues, the United States today remembers the legacy left
[00:15:00] by one of its most important stars
[00:15:02] in its entire history, we are talking about the queen of country,
[00:15:06] Dolly Parton, who wrote songs that would mark generations
[00:15:09] and performed duets with singers like Julio Iglesias and more
[00:15:13] recently Sabrina Carpenter. Mira Mares has her
[00:15:16] story.
[00:15:20] She gave her voice to the public and made them fall in love with her humor, one of the most
[00:15:24] beloved figures in the United States and one of the most influential in
[00:15:27] country music.
[00:15:32] Hits like Jolin in
[00:15:34] 1973.
[00:16:08] Although perhaps it was the lyrics of I will always love you that launched her to
[00:16:11] stardom in a career of more than six decades, 11
[00:16:15] Grammy awards and more than 100 million records sold. Last night
[00:16:19] the Empire State Building was illuminated in pink at
[00:16:22] 9:25, a nod to one of her greatest hits in film and
[00:16:25] music, 9 to 5. In
[00:16:28] this auditorium the audience expected to see a musical inspired by the film
[00:16:32] when they received the news.
[00:16:35] Dolly was 80 years old and according to her communications team, she had bravely
[00:16:39] fought a brief battle with cancer.
[00:16:41] Today flowers, balloons and other tributes
[00:16:43] flood Dollywood, the artist's theme park, and multiply in
[00:16:47] places that are part of her history, while celebrities
[00:16:50] like Sabrina Carpenter share memories with her, Jane
[00:16:54] Fonda and Taylor Swift, who wrote that Dolly was an example
[00:16:57] to follow, but her influence transcended music and film,
[00:17:01] she is remembered by figures like Obama, Hillary Clinton and President
[00:17:04] Trump who said that there has never been anyone
[00:17:08] like her and who ordered flags to be flown at half-mast for a
[00:17:12] week,
[00:17:15] outside the country, tributes even from the royal
[00:17:17] palace.
[00:17:23] as Netflix shows in this video, for many her legacy
[00:17:27] and her teachings will live forever.
[00:17:29] And
[00:17:32] it's truly incredible because those songs she wrote, some of them in the
[00:17:36] 70s, continue to inspire generations today, many
[00:17:40] remember her as an example to follow, but her legacy goes much
[00:17:43] further among her initiatives, the Imagination Library, a program that
[00:17:47] for decades has sent free books to millions of
[00:17:50] children, well it has also been impressive to see the videos on social media
[00:17:54] of people who truly admired her, loved her and undoubtedly
[00:17:57] it is a legacy that will stay with us, yes, undoubtedly and
[00:18:01] that love she generated in the community and her humanitarian
[00:18:03] work is evident, something very incredible that she left in people, so
[00:18:07] they will always remember her, rest in peace, thanks Miriam Arias, I also
[00:18:11] tell you that Meta agrees to pay billions of dollars to resolve a
[00:18:15] multi-state lawsuit that accuses it of harming the mental
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[00:23:01] social networks on minors, we are talking about nearly
[00:23:04] $17 million. It is part of an
[00:23:07] agreement with California and 28 other states that accuse Facebook and
[00:23:11] Instagram of harming the mental health of children and adolescents.
[00:23:14] The agreement still needs the approval of a judge, but it would also
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[00:27:30] there or under that
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[00:27:55] cleaners, come to the national Toyota event now so you're
[00:27:59] prepared even for what you weren't prepared for.
[00:28:04] Lease the Corolla Hybrid for 229 a month or the Camry
[00:28:07] Hybrid for 289 a month. Toyota, let's go together in the
[00:28:11] fight against Alzheimer's. Now
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[00:28:56] together. Spanish is the language of
[00:29:00] soccer, but how does American football sound in our
[00:29:03] language? He keeps it up top, we're in luck, the
[00:29:06] NFL is back on Telemundo, Wednesday, September
[00:29:09] 9th on Telemundo, NBC and
[00:29:12] Peacock, I want to hear the full play. Aurelio, every day he becomes
[00:29:16] more unbearable, his limitless
[00:29:19] ambition could leave him alone, I want the whole
[00:29:23] damn horizon, The Lord of the Skies on
[00:29:26] Telemundo and
[00:29:27] Peacock.
[00:29:32] You've wondered what a boxing match between humanoids looks like,
[00:29:36] we're talking about robots, well here you'll see it right on your
[00:29:39] screen, well with their respective helmets and gloves
[00:29:43] like true professionals, this was the final of the second World Humanoid
[00:29:47] Robot Games in China, they were designed by
[00:29:50] students from two universities, they also dance and they do it
[00:29:54] with a lot of style, with a lot of personality, as
[00:29:57] these images clearly show, incredible,
[00:30:00] now we're going to Spain because... well, they experienced a
[00:30:04] tomato fight event, like that, thousands of people were there at that
[00:30:08] traditional La Tomatina in Buñol, it's a tomato
[00:30:12] battle that every August dyes the streets of this
[00:30:15] Spanish town red, up to 165
[00:30:19] tons of ripe tomatoes were thrown for more than an
[00:30:23] hour, the origins of the festival, which is celebrated on the last Wednesday of
[00:30:26] August, date back to a food fight in
[00:30:29] 1945. With that, we say goodbye.
[00:30:34] The causes of Dolly Parton's unfortunate death were announced,
[00:30:37] the artist had been battling a disease for months,
[00:30:41] here are the details. Daddy Yankee could face a
[00:30:45] new lawsuit from a famous lawyer who worked for him,
[00:30:49] we will reveal the strong accusations he made against the big
[00:30:53] boss. And I already feel like
[00:30:56] I'm not capable of continuing with the same, the same and the same.