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[00:00:00] United Airlines welcomed 20 students who were able
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[00:00:07] flight operations and in-flight
[00:00:10] services areas. Let's see who dares to be the next
[00:00:14] pilots. Well,
[00:00:17] we're flying off now at this time of night. If you're having dinner,
[00:00:21] enjoy it. I'll wait for you at 11:00
[00:00:22] PM.
[00:00:35] This afternoon on Noticias Telemundo, a demonstration in front of the
[00:00:38] Bradview processing center in Chicago ends in a
[00:00:41] violent confrontation. Air agents pepper-sprayed 10
[00:00:45] protesters who, according to authorities,
[00:00:47] businesses say they have no were blocking the passage of immigration agents. The
[00:00:50] White House denies access
[00:00:53] teachers, returning to to journalists, producers, and cameramen from CNN, MSNA,
[00:00:56] and Politico, and while reactions continue, the
[00:01:00] affected media and the White House Correspondents Association
[00:01:03] said they will defend their right to report.
[00:01:07] The price of gasoline makes many families change their consumer
[00:01:11] habits. The impact is felt by small businesses that now have
[00:01:15] fewer customers. Today, September 19th, Mexico
[00:01:18] remembers the earthquakes of 1985 and
[00:01:21] 2017 with drills and tributes to the
[00:01:24] victims. The El Niño phenomenon has caused an
[00:01:28] unusual migration of birds to the coasts of Panama, generating an
[00:01:32] alert. We tell you more in our Planet
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[00:01:39] Noticias Telemundo weekend with Johanna
[00:01:42] Suárez.
[00:01:45] How are you? Happy Saturday and thank you for being with us. We begin with breaking
[00:01:48] news: at least 10
[00:01:51] the shadow that passes, the light that protesters were pepper-sprayed by ICE agents in front of the
[00:01:54] Broadview processing center, which is a suburb of Chicago.
[00:01:57] José González from Telemundo Chicago has the latest. José, good afternoon,
[00:02:01] go ahead.
[00:02:04] Johanna, good afternoon, indeed, I greet you from here, from outside this immigration
[00:02:08] processing center, and this Saturday the clashes returned, we see that at
[00:02:12] this moment there are still people sitting there
[00:02:16] demonstrating, but it wasn't like this a
[00:02:19] while ago, violence resurfaced in this place
[00:02:22] as we will see in the following
[00:02:24] images.
[00:02:32] The protesters tell us that there were about 30 people who
[00:02:36] were protesting outside this immigration processing center when
[00:02:41] To always be prepared, trust the agents came out and as you can see in the images there the altercations occur when
[00:02:45] they were sprayed with tear gas, they tell us
[00:02:49] they are disappointed with the state authorities because
[00:02:52] as we know, an investigation into the use of tear gas by
[00:02:56] the midway Blitz operation is currently underway.
[00:03:00] Exactly a year ago, we spoke with some of the witnesses,
[00:03:03] let's listen,
[00:03:05] they came out and started pushing people and then
[00:03:09] they threatened them with their finger and with the spray that they were going
[00:03:13] to spray them with, but after that they decided
[00:03:16] to come out and without any warning, without any
[00:03:19] warning they sprayed
[00:03:22] in front of Lafayette Square near people violently in the face for many
[00:03:24] seconds, for their part in a statement
[00:03:28] authorities here confirmed the events and said that
[00:03:31] two of the 10 people who were pepper-sprayed
[00:03:35] were admitted to a hospital, we also
[00:03:38] contacted federal authorities with DHS to
[00:03:42] find out what their opinion is on the matter or what statement and so far
[00:03:45] we are waiting for a response, this is my live report from
[00:03:49] Brovyo, Illinois, I return with you to the studios in Miami,
[00:03:53] thank you for your report, and a federal appeals court
[00:03:56] largely rejected the policy of deporting migrants to third
[00:04:00] countries without ties to them, the court ruled that these people must
[00:04:03] receive prior notice and a meaningful opportunity to
[00:04:07] challenge their deportation when they allege possible risks of persecution
[00:04:11] or torture, however, the Trump administration indicated that the
[00:04:14] policy remains in force while legal remedies
[00:04:18] are resolved. The FBI warned immigration
[00:04:21] agents about the possible creation by
[00:04:25] flag was flown at half-mast in memory of women of fake profiles on dating apps according to a
[00:04:27] memorandum distributed in February by the FBI office in Chicago, the
[00:04:31] objective was to publicly expose their identity and personal
[00:04:34] data. NBC News obtained the memorandum from a governmental
[00:04:38] transparency organization and the FBI confirmed its
[00:04:41] authenticity.
[00:04:44] The White House today, following instructions from
[00:04:46] workshop now let's go President Trump, prohibited access to journalists, producers, and cameramen
[00:04:49] from three media outlets. The president
[00:04:52] justified his decision yesterday, accusing them of transmitting
[00:04:55] fake news. We'll tell you about it. However, the affected
[00:04:58] media and the White House Correspondents Association made it
[00:05:02] clear that they will defend their right to report. Javier Vega has
[00:05:05] the reactions.
[00:05:08] President Trump fulfilled his threat against several media
[00:05:11] outlets by denying this Saturday entry to the White House to
[00:05:15] journalists from CNN, MS now and
[00:05:17] Politico, who at least for now chose to report
[00:05:21] from the street, crossing the sidewalk to one side of the presidential
[00:05:24] complex.
[00:05:29] And the reader blinked red. Then the
[00:05:32] officer asked me to hand over my badge. He said it had been
[00:05:35] disabled. I asked if I could have the badge back, he said he would be keeping
[00:05:39] it. He did, however, hand me back this clear case with.
[00:05:49] The affected media made it clear that they will not stop their
[00:05:52] informative work, Politico expressed: We support
[00:05:56] all journalists covering the White House and will vigorously
[00:05:59] defend our First Amendment rights. CNN
[00:06:02] stressed that the constitution protects them to report without obstacles
[00:06:06] or government interference and called the ban an illegal
[00:06:09] attack, while MSNA anticipated that...
[00:06:42] to other journalists and media, perhaps a viewer at this moment
[00:06:46] says: well, I don't watch any of those channels, the president also
[00:06:49] said that it could happen to others. Luisana Pérez is today
[00:06:53] a political analyst, but served as White House spokeswoman during the
[00:06:57] Biden administration, how many times did we not have stories that obviously we
[00:07:00] liked, or we had good stories, we had bad stories, but that doesn't mean
[00:07:04] that for that reason we have to deny access to the media.
[00:07:08] represents the media that reports from
[00:07:12] here, he pointed out that it is not only about the
[00:07:16] right of journalists, but of Americans to receive
[00:07:20] independent information about the activities and
[00:07:23] decisions of the presidency. His call to immediately
[00:07:27] restore access to affected journalists. At the
[00:07:30] White House, Javier Vega, Noticias
[00:07:32] Telemundo.
[00:07:34] Thousands of people protested in front of the John F. Kennedy Center in the
[00:07:38] nation's capital. The demonstration rejected the
[00:07:41] possibility that President Trump would fulfill his threat to
[00:07:44] close and demolish the center, its board of directors aligned with the
[00:07:48] president voted Tuesday in favor of closing the building indefinitely
[00:07:51] for repairs, this happened hours after
[00:07:55] a judge blocked plans to rename the center after
[00:07:59] Trump. President Trump said he would not
[00:08:02] allow what he called the destruction of the artificial
[00:08:05] intelligence industry. The president said on Truth Social that he would not
[00:08:09] stand idly by and announced the creation of an AI
[00:08:13] task force and that he would appoint what he called a tsar to lead the
[00:08:16] group. Trump announced this measure despite polls showing
[00:08:20] opposition to the construction of data centers in communities partly
[00:08:24] due to concerns about their energy
[00:08:27] consumption. The Secret Service and police
[00:08:30] are investigating a vehicle incident
[00:08:34] the White House. A silver Toyota Highlander ended up on the
[00:08:37] sidewalk in front of a park entrance. A witness told
[00:08:41] NBAC News that the vehicle appeared to be trying to cross the famous
[00:08:44] square, the driver was arrested without
[00:08:47] incident, gasoline and diesel are hitting the
[00:08:51] pockets of drivers every time they fill up the tank, a rise that
[00:08:55] is also pressuring businesses and raising transportation costs,
[00:08:59] for many there is another burden, not knowing how much more it could rise,
[00:09:02] Wendy Castillo tells us how consumers feel about
[00:09:06] this increase,
[00:09:09] every time Rigoberto arrives at the pump the hit
[00:09:12] is immediate, I used to fill it with 60, now I put
[00:09:16] 90 and it barely, barely wants to get
[00:09:19] full, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is already $4.50,
[00:09:23] $4.50,
[00:09:25] more than $1 higher than a
[00:09:27] year ago, in California it exceeds $6, the cost of living
[00:09:31] goes up, but the pay does not go up, in just one month gasoline has increased
[00:09:35] by more than 50 cents per gallon, in the last
[00:09:39] week it increased almost 15 cents, a blow that
[00:09:42] also reaches small businesses, it affects us a lot
[00:09:46] because the profits are not the same and we are paying
[00:09:50] more for gasoline, even restaurants have
[00:09:53] closed because sales have dropped
[00:09:56] a lot, but not only gasoline is skyrocketing, the
[00:10:00] national average price for diesel is $6 but here in
[00:10:03] California it is $7.99
[00:10:06] cents, among the causes of the increase is the conflict in the Middle
[00:10:10] East which has pressured the prices of oil, an impact that does not
[00:10:14] stay at the gas station, diesel is key for cargo transport and as
[00:10:18] its price rises, the costs for transporting other products can also
[00:10:21] increase, everything is going up,
[00:10:25] especially
[00:10:27] vegetables, meat, to cope
[00:10:31] with the increase, people like Judite say that they now reserve some
[00:10:34] expenses for special occasions, such as getting their
[00:10:38] nails done, from my point of view it's not something
[00:10:41] necessary to spend on, I prefer to paint them at home
[00:10:45] and save $35 and I prefer
[00:10:48] to go to the market to get something to eat, there is another
[00:10:52] cost, the uncertainty about what is to come. A Pew
[00:10:55] survey found that 56%
[00:10:58] of adults say they are very concerned about the price of
[00:11:01] gasoline, in January it was 34%. In these
[00:11:05] times you can't save, and while gasoline and diesel prices continue
[00:11:09] to rise, drivers and small
[00:11:12] choice but to absorb the blow. It goes for gasoline and for
[00:11:16] food, a check. Wendy Castillo, Telemundo
[00:11:19] news. California Governor Gavin Newsom signed
[00:11:23] a law that prohibits military forces from other states from entering
[00:11:26] California to perform military law enforcement functions
[00:11:30] without the governor's authorization. The measure seeks
[00:11:33] to prevent unauthorized deployments with an exception for
[00:11:36] forces legally activated under federal
[00:11:39] authority. The measure responds in part to the deployment of the National Guard in Los
[00:11:43] Angeles in 2025, amidst protests over
[00:11:47] immigration operations. And also
[00:11:50] Newsom signed a package of laws to strengthen electoral security against
[00:11:53] possible interference in the run-up to the November elections, the measures
[00:11:57] make it a felony to take ballots, electoral records
[00:12:01] or voting equipment and limit certain police
[00:12:04] actions near polling places, in addition
[00:12:07] they expand access to ballot drop-off points to electoral
[00:12:11] materials in other languages.
[00:12:14] The Trump Administration proposes excluding undocumented immigrants and
[00:12:18] other non-citizens without permanent residency from the 2030 census,
[00:12:21] according to an analysis by the New York
[00:12:25] Times, if seats had been redistributed in 2024 under the
[00:12:29] government's proposal, Texas and Florida, two Republican
[00:12:32] states, would have each lost a seat, while Minnesota and
[00:12:35] Oregon, Democratic-leaning states, would have each
[00:12:39] gained a seat. It is important to clarify that these are
[00:12:43] hypothetical scenarios based on the 2023 and
[00:12:46] 2024 population count. The 2030 census must by law
[00:12:49] count all people living in
[00:12:53] the United States. The Trump administration's proposal, which seeks
[00:12:57] to modify who is counted, could face legal
[00:13:00] challenges. Denmark cautiously receives
[00:13:04] Trump's announcement about an agreement to strengthen the US military
[00:13:07] presence in Greenland. The Arctic island will remain under Danish
[00:13:11] control, while officials from both countries and Greenland
[00:13:14] negotiated for months the new security measures. Trump
[00:13:18] assures that the impact, that the pact will allow the United States to
[00:13:21] address its security concerns in the territory. The agreement has
[00:13:25] not yet been made public. Let's talk about the
[00:13:28] weather, several areas of the country are preparing for intense rains and possible
[00:13:32] floods, while the Midwest faces intense rains and
[00:13:36] risk of flash floods. Parts of the
[00:13:39] Great Plains could experience severe storms with damaging winds and
[00:13:42] hail. In the west, Montana and Wyoming also have
[00:13:46] a flood threat towards Sunday, the rains move to
[00:13:49] the Ohio Valley and the northeast, while the south
[00:13:53] maintains high temperatures.
[00:13:57] Meanwhile, the Lucas fire in northern California is already 84%
[00:14:00] contained after burning more than 400 acres. The fire broke
[00:14:04] out on September 10th after lightning caused the
[00:14:07] flames in the Parter Valley area. The state agency in charge of
[00:14:11] fighting wildfires says that crews have made great
[00:14:15] progress while work continues to control the fire
[00:14:18] and repair the affected areas.
[00:14:22] The seismic alert sounds and Mexico stops. This time it's not an
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[00:14:29] drill, we'll tell you
[00:14:30] why,
[00:14:33] and they release the body camera footage of the confrontation between
[00:14:36] police and the alleged assailant after the shooting a few weeks ago
[00:14:40] in Minneapolis, we'll be back with more
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[00:18:22] us as the most accurate forecast. In Mexico,
[00:18:26] millions
[00:18:33] of people interrupted their activities this
[00:18:35] Saturday to participate in a national drill that took place over the
[00:18:39] weekend, an exercise marked by the memory of the earthquakes of
[00:18:43] 1985 and 2017 and by the search to
[00:18:47] improve response to an emergency. Alejandro Godina has
[00:18:51] the details:
[00:18:53] the sound is not new, but every time it is heard it stops an entire city.
[00:18:57] At noon, the seismic alert was activated in Mexico City as part of the
[00:19:01] second national disaster drill. If I get very
[00:19:04] nervous, Omar knows what it means to feel an earthquake. Millions of
[00:19:07] Mexicans came out to participate in the exercise and test the
[00:19:11] evacuation protocols, I was just on the subway
[00:19:14] going down when everything started to move and it was like crazy,
[00:19:18] I couldn't even walk, in the other
[00:19:21] entities of the country where there are no loudspeakers to reproduce the alert,
[00:19:25] exercises were also carried out with different emergency
[00:19:28] scenarios. This drill also tested the mobile phone
[00:19:32] alert system, which completed exactly a year of
[00:19:34] operation.
[00:19:37] During today's exercises, it was reported that one person suffered a heart attack and
[00:19:41] was transferred to a hospital and another was treated for a fall. One of the
[00:19:45] particularities of today's drill is that it was not held during the week but on the
[00:19:49] weekend, something that had not happened like this for 5 years, so the vast
[00:19:53] majority of children were in their
[00:19:55] homes.
[00:19:58] Earlier in the capital's Zocalo, the national
[00:20:02] the nearly 4,000 people who died in 1985 and the
[00:20:06] 360
[00:20:11] of 2017 after the strong earthquakes,
[00:20:14] all the families that remain with pain in their hearts, nearby in Tlatelolco, one of the sites marked by the tragedy of 85
[00:20:17] a Catholic ceremony was held to remember the victims, he was not
[00:20:21] preparing, Felipe, a member of the rescue group "Los Topos", recalled that this
[00:20:25] organization was born after the emergency 41 years ago when the city
[00:20:28] faced the collapse of multiple buildings, many
[00:20:32] colleagues, my friends
[00:20:35] lived there and it was
[00:20:38] tremendous. Tremendous, no, no, it's not forgotten.
[00:20:42] Four decades later, earthquakes continue to be part of Mexico's memory,
[00:20:46] which in turn promoted a new culture of prevention and emergency response.
[00:20:51] In Mexico, Alejandro Godina, Noticias
[00:20:52] Telemundo.
[00:20:55] In Venezuela, the scars are still present after almost three
[00:20:59] months of the devastating earthquakes. For many families, the
[00:21:02] back-to-school season in that country means trying to
[00:21:05] return to normalcy and facing fears that still have
[00:21:08] not disappeared. Here is my report.
[00:21:12] Despite the celebratory atmosphere, back to school this week in La
[00:21:16] Guaira, Venezuela, was bittersweet. In this private
[00:21:19] school in Caraballeda, more than half of the desks were
[00:21:22] empty, after the devastating earthquakes in June.
[00:21:26] There is, evidently, a little fear, which is
[00:21:29] understandable given the events that happened, but well, little
[00:21:32] by little, with confidence, we are
[00:21:36] increasing enrollment day by day, until everyone
[00:21:38] understands that we are in a safe place. For some
[00:21:43] classes did not necessarily mean a return to the
[00:21:46] classroom. Good morning, good morning. Rimane
[00:21:50] lost her house and her school, three plus three, how much is that, she
[00:21:54] set up this tent to continue teaching classes, if before
[00:21:58] education was difficult before the
[00:22:01] earthquake, imagine 39 seconds
[00:22:05] after the earthquake, that's why some
[00:22:08] mothers still feel nervous, but I'm not
[00:22:11] sure about sending him to school, it gives me a lot of
[00:22:15] fear because I feel that they repaired those schools, at least the one he studies in
[00:22:18] that is by... yes and we saw that
[00:22:22] the columns were exploded
[00:22:26] so to speak and they repaired them very quickly.
[00:22:29] Jeancari Cordobés visited the school she attended and where
[00:22:32] she worked, which was one of those affected by the double earthquake.
[00:22:36] First time I've entered after this tragedy and it's
[00:22:40] a school that they repaired a long time ago and look,
[00:22:43] it really still looks. Now she is teaching outdoors
[00:22:47] as part of the afternoon classes that the interim government
[00:22:51] ordered for students from affected schools: it is very
[00:22:54] difficult, there are children with disruptive behaviors
[00:22:57] who are agitated, everyone is like
[00:23:01] anxious, however I try to give them activities that lower the level of
[00:23:04] anxiety so that they are calm and have a happy afternoon,
[00:23:08] according to the Ministry of Education of Venezuela, of the 27
[00:23:12] schools in the country, 900 suffered minor damage,
[00:23:15] 87 considerable damage that prevented them from opening their doors
[00:23:18] immediately. And 11 collapsed when the earth
[00:23:22] shook,
[00:23:24] a difficult situation for the inhabitants of La Guaira who slowly try to
[00:23:28] return to normalcy, but who show their great
[00:23:31] resilience. Minneapolis police released new footage of the
[00:23:35] fatal shooting that occurred about two weeks ago, this and
[00:23:39] more in other news
[00:23:41] of the day.
[00:23:43] The images show who authorities have identified as Carlton Johnson,
[00:23:47] shooting at officers and injuring two of them before being fatally
[00:23:50] shot, the shooting left two civilians dead and five
[00:23:54] injured, one of the bullets hit a fire
[00:23:57] extinguisher,
[00:24:00] this is the moment when the car where Jimmy Lee Steverson, 23,
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[00:24:11] uniformed officers found him with a gunshot wound, apparently
[00:24:15] self-inflicted. Steverson died at the
[00:24:17] hospital.
[00:24:21] In Bradenton, Florida, a man in the midst of a mental health crisis was
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[00:24:28] agents convinced him to board the boat, the 33-year-old
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[00:28:29] An unusual spectacle fills the coasts of Panama with birds, but
[00:28:33] behind their arrival is a warning sign: the warming of the Pacific waters has
[00:28:37] forced them to move due to the
[00:28:40] El Niño phenomenon. Vanessa Og explains more in our Planet
[00:28:43] Earth segment.
[00:28:51] Blue-footed boobies and Inca terns appear by the
[00:28:55] hundreds in the Bay of Panama, far from their usual waters in
[00:28:58] Peru and Chile. They are not migratory birds, they are
[00:29:02] birds that due to lack of food are forced to migrate. It is not a
[00:29:06] new phenomenon, in previous El Niño episodes, anchovy
[00:29:10] fishing has been affected in Peru with consequences for
[00:29:13] the entire food chain. And these waters, when they get
[00:29:17] warm, cause a
[00:29:20] scarcity of the fish on which these species of
[00:29:23] seabirds feed. Since June, up to 400
[00:29:27] boobies have been observed at some points in Panama. During the last
[00:29:30] El Niño episode, the maximum
[00:29:34] had been 62.
[00:29:37] The displacement can also alter their reproduction. By traveling further
[00:29:41] to eat, the birds have less energy to nest and
[00:29:45] feed their chicks. Although observing this
[00:29:48] bird will bring a lot of happiness to many of
[00:29:51] us, at the same time it tells a sad story. If it is
[00:29:55] here, it is because it has been forced to seek
[00:29:58] food in our waters.
[00:30:03] Habitually, these birds could return to the south, for now their presence in
[00:30:07] Panama reveals how heat spreads throughout the food
[00:30:10] chain. Panisaock, Telemundo
[00:30:13] News.
[00:30:17] And that's how we say goodbye, thank you for your loyal tuning in, we'll see you later here on Telemundo
[00:30:21] News. Good night.
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