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[00:00:00] very rich, right, in history, in
[00:00:02] traditions, as you mentioned, in color. So, the fact that they are
[00:00:06] part of our community is very important because culture always
[00:00:10] adds a lot and a big part of it, right? At one point we were, it was
[00:00:14] 30% of the residents of the Bay
[00:00:17] Area. So, there you have it. Good evening,
[00:00:20] thank you for tuning
[00:00:21] in.
[00:00:36] Tonight, on Telemundo 10 news, demonstrators were pepper-sprayed
[00:00:39] and two were hospitalized after clashing with ICE agents
[00:00:43] in front of the Broadview processing center in a Chicago
[00:00:47] suburb. The White House denied
[00:00:50] access to journalists, producers and cameramen from
[00:00:54] CNN, MSNBC, and Politico. The media
[00:00:57] argues that they will defend their right to report, which is part of the First
[00:01:00] Amendment of the Constitution.
[00:01:05] teachers, returning to Gasoline prices continue to rise, forcing drivers to cut back in other areas to
[00:01:09] be able to fill up the tanks of their vehicles.
[00:01:12] Rain and possible flooding in the Midwest, parts of the Great Plains
[00:01:16] and in western Montana and Wyoming, while tomorrow,
[00:01:19] Sunday, precipitation will shift towards the Ohio
[00:01:22] Valley and the Northeast of the
[00:01:23] country.
[00:01:26] The increase in the cost of entertainment exceeds inflation.
[00:01:30] It's interesting how as a result of this, Americans have
[00:01:34] drivers and small businesses modified their leisure activities.
[00:01:37] And a panda bear in China now lives a more pleasant and
[00:01:41] happy life thanks to the orthodontics they performed on it. We'll
[00:01:45] show you the innovative
[00:01:47] treatment.
[00:01:50] Telemundo News Weekend with Johanna
[00:01:53] Suarez. How are you, good evening and thank you for being
[00:01:57] with us? Today we begin with news from the Broadview processing center, a suburb
[00:02:01] west of Chicago.
[00:02:03] 10 demonstrators were pepper-sprayed by
[00:02:10] the afternoon classes that the interim ICE agents in front of
[00:02:11] but also about the rights of Americans that place, according to local authorities, they were blocking the entrance
[00:02:15] and exit of the place, which led to
[00:02:18] presidency. Its call to that confrontation. José González from Telemundo
[00:02:20] Chicago has more information.
[00:02:23] The images speak for themselves.
[00:02:28] This is how demonstrators outside the immigration
[00:02:32] processing center in Broadview were pepper-sprayed
[00:02:35] this Saturday afternoon, as clashes between
[00:02:39] federal agents and activists were reported again.
[00:02:42] According to witnesses,
[00:02:45] edition of the "Copita de la Mano" around 30 people were demonstrating when the confrontation
[00:02:49] began. They came out and started pushing
[00:02:53] 6 million students to people and then they also threatened them with their finger
[00:02:56] and with the spray they were going to spray
[00:02:59] due to a possible unforeseen escalation in them with. The spray. Although a statement from
[00:03:02] the municipality of Broadview
[00:03:05] whatever it takes to cool their beer, says that the activists themselves had said that they were in
[00:03:07] the middle of the street blocking the passage of ICE agents, which
[00:03:11] led to the confrontation. We, being there, were able to
[00:03:15] witness when several demonstrators stood in front
[00:03:18] of a vehicle leaving the processing center,
[00:03:22] obstructing its passage, which, unable to proceed,
[00:03:26] had to turn back. We're just here because there are people inside
[00:03:29] who are innocent, people who have done nothing, who go to
[00:03:33] work every day. We are here to fight for
[00:03:37] them. The municipal spokesperson for Broadview also confirmed that
[00:03:40] at least 10 people were pepper-sprayed by
[00:03:44] ICE agents, who were attended to by their emergency team, and
[00:03:48] two were transported to the hospital. Activists also
[00:03:51] express regret that cases like this are repeated, just as they
[00:03:55] in the nation's capital, where there is occurred during the Midwait Plitz operation last
[00:03:58] year. And what we saw today and felt,
[00:04:02] we were attacked, only the women
[00:04:06] wanted to attack, they took advantage, men who
[00:04:09] have guns, several guns. When we contacted the
[00:04:13] Department of Homeland Security, they informed us that they are
[00:04:17] investigating the report and that as soon as they have a
[00:04:20] response, they will make it public. In Broadview, Illinois,
[00:04:23] José González, Telemundo
[00:04:26] The FBI warned immigration agents about the possible creation by
[00:04:30] women of fake profiles on dating apps, according to a
[00:04:33] memo distributed in February by the FBI office in
[00:04:37] Chicago, the goal was to publicly expose their identity and
[00:04:40] personal data. NBC News obtained the memo from a
[00:04:44] government transparency organization
[00:04:47] that 99% of and the FBI confirmed its authenticity. The White
[00:04:50] House today fulfilled President Trump's promise to deny
[00:04:53] CNN, MSNBC, and Politico access to the site as
[00:04:56] punishment for spreading what he considers fake news. The
[00:05:00] three media outlets said this constitutes a violation of the
[00:05:03] U.S. Constitution. The incident has already provoked reactions and
[00:05:07] Javier Vega has the details from Washington.
[00:05:10] President Trump fulfilled his threat against several media
[00:05:14] outlets, denying this Saturday access to the White House
[00:05:17] to journalists from CNN, MSNBC Now, and
[00:05:21] Politico, who, at least for now, chose to report
[00:05:23] from the street, crossing the sidewalk to one side of the
[00:05:27] presidential complex.
[00:05:28] Then the officer asked me to hand
[00:05:36] over my badge, he said it had been disabled. I asked if I could have the badge.
[00:05:40] The president could also extend the
[00:06:44] restrictions to other journalists and media outlets. Perhaps a
[00:06:48] viewer at this moment says: but I don't watch any of those channels. The president
[00:06:51] also said that it could happen to others. Luisana
[00:06:55] Pérez is now a political analyst, but she served as White House spokeswoman
[00:06:59] during the Biden administration. How many times did
[00:07:02] we not have stories that we obviously liked or we had
[00:07:06] good stories, we had bad stories, but that doesn't mean that for
[00:07:09] that reason we have to deny access to the media.
[00:07:12] For its part, the White House Correspondents' Association,
[00:07:16] which represents the media that reports from here, pointed out that it is not
[00:07:20] only about the rights of journalists,
[00:07:24] to receive independent information about the activities
[00:07:27] and decisions of the
[00:07:30] immediately restore access to affected journalists.
[00:07:34] At the White House, Javier Vega, Telemundo
[00:07:37] News. Thousands of people protested in front of the
[00:07:40] John Center. of the country, Friday's demonstration
[00:07:44] rejected the possibility that President Trump would fulfill his
[00:07:48] threat to close and demolish the center. Its board of directors,
[00:07:51] aligned with the president, voted on Tuesday to close the
[00:07:55] building indefinitely for repairs. This
[00:07:59] happened hours after a judge blocked plans to put
[00:08:02] Trump's name back on this center. The State
[00:08:06] Department issued a security alert for Americans in the Middle East
[00:08:11] tensions. The embassies in that region urge extreme
[00:08:15] caution and warn about possible changes in travel,
[00:08:18] including airspace closures and flight
[00:08:22] cancellations.
[00:08:24] The Trump administration proposes excluding undocumented immigrants and
[00:08:27] other non-citizens without permanent residence from the 2030
[00:08:31] census. According to an analysis by the New York Times,
[00:08:35] if seats had been redistributed in 2024 under the government's
[00:08:38] proposal, Texas and Florida, two Republican states, would have
[00:08:42] each lost one seat, while Minnesota and Oregon,
[00:08:46] states with a Democratic leaning, would have each
[00:08:49] gained one seat. It is important to clarify that these are
[00:08:52] hypothetical scenarios based on the population count of
[00:08:56] 2023 and 2024. The 2030
[00:08:59] census must by law count all people living
[00:09:03] in the United States. The Trump administration's proposal to
[00:09:06] modify who is counted could face legal
[00:09:10] challenges. California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a
[00:09:14] package of laws to strengthen electoral security amid possible
[00:09:17] interference ahead of the November elections. The measures make it a
[00:09:21] felony to seize ballots, voter registration records, or
[00:09:25] voting equipment, and limit certain police actions
[00:09:28] near polling centers. They also expand
[00:09:32] access to ballot drop-off points and electoral
[00:09:35] materials in other languages. Gasoline and
[00:09:38] diesel are hitting drivers' pockets every time they fill up their tanks.
[00:09:42] A rise that is also putting pressure on businesses and raising transportation
[00:09:46] costs. For many, there is another burden: not knowing how much more
[00:09:50] they could rise. Wendy Castillo tells us how drivers
[00:09:53] feel about this increase. Every
[00:09:56] time Rigoberto arrives at the pump, the blow is
[00:09:59] immediate. I used to fill it with $60, now I put
[00:10:02] $90 and it barely wants to fill
[00:10:06] up. The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is already $4.50,
[00:10:10] more than $1
[00:10:12] above last year's price. In California, it exceeds
[00:10:16] $6. The cost of living goes up, but wages do not.
[00:10:20] In just one month, gasoline prices have risen by more than
[00:10:23] 50 cents per gallon. Last week, it increased by almost
[00:10:27] 15 cents, a blow that also affects small
[00:10:31] businesses. It affects us a lot because profits are not the
[00:10:35] same, and we are paying more for gasoline. Even
[00:10:38] restaurants have closed for
[00:10:41] the same reason that sales have dropped a lot. But not only
[00:10:45] is gasoline skyrocketing, the national average price of diesel
[00:10:48] is $6, but here in California it is
[00:10:52] $7.99.
[00:10:54] Among the causes of the increase is the conflict in the Middle East, which has
[00:10:58] pressured oil prices, an impact that does not
[00:11:01] stay at the gas station. Diesel is key for cargo transport, and when
[00:11:05] its price rises, the costs for transporting other products can
[00:11:08] also increase. Everything is going up,
[00:11:12] especially vegetables,
[00:11:15] meat. To cope with the increase, people like Judite
[00:11:18] say they now reserve some expenses for special
[00:11:21] occasions, like getting their nails done. From my point
[00:11:25] of view, it's not something necessary to
[00:11:28] spend on, I prefer to paint them at home,
[00:11:32] that way I save $35 and I prefer
[00:11:35] to go to the market to get something to eat. There's another
[00:11:39] cost, the uncertainty about what's coming. A Pew
[00:11:42] survey found that 56% of
[00:11:45] adults say they are very concerned about the price of
[00:11:48] gasoline. In January it was 34%. In these
[00:11:52] times you can't save, and while the prices of gasoline and
[00:11:56] diesel continue to rise,
[00:11:59] say they have no choice but to absorb the blow. It goes to
[00:12:03] gasoline and to food, a check. Wendy Castillo, Telemundo
[00:12:06] News. The way many Americans
[00:12:10] spend their free time is changing. The reason: the high cost, which even exceeds
[00:12:14] inflation. Between 2000 and 2026, the general price index,
[00:12:17] which includes housing, transportation, food, and other products,
[00:12:21] rose by 87%, while
[00:12:24] for movies, plays, and concerts, spending increased
[00:12:27] by 105% compared
[00:12:30] to the year 2000. In addition, tickets for sporting events rose
[00:12:33] by 123% in value since then, while prices for
[00:12:37] recreational activities rose only 37% since
[00:12:41] 2000. The result is a change in habits. For some,
[00:12:45] going out is no longer a casual plan, but an expense that requires
[00:12:48] more planning, and that is leading more people to
[00:12:51] look for alternatives at home. Let's
[00:12:55] look at the weather. Several areas of the country are preparing for intense rains and possible
[00:12:59] floods, while the Midwest faces torrential rainfall and
[00:13:02] risk of flash floods. Parts of
[00:13:05] the Great Plains could see severe storms with
[00:13:08] damaging winds and also hail.
[00:13:12] In the west, Montana and Wyoming also face flood
[00:13:15] threats. Tomorrow, Sunday, rains will move to the
[00:13:19] Ohio Valley and the Northeast, while the South maintains
[00:13:22] high temperatures. And
[00:13:25] now we go to meteorologist Joseph Martínez who has the forecast.
[00:13:28] Joseph, good evening, go ahead. Good
[00:13:31] evening, over the next few hours of this early morning, the Chicago,
[00:13:34] Iowa, and northern Indiana areas remain under a
[00:13:38] flood watch due to the possibility of heavy rains. And
[00:13:41] a system could be bringing heavy precipitation until
[00:13:45] about 11 AM on Sunday. More rain is possible
[00:13:48] from DC, Philadelphia, New York and Boston on Sunday
[00:13:52] morning, so very rainy conditions throughout the
[00:13:55] northeast practically for the rest of Sunday. Also, temperatures
[00:13:59] will be dropping significantly in the northeast of the country. You see that
[00:14:02] for tomorrow, Sunday, a high of 73 in New York, Monday and
[00:14:06] Tuesday highs barely in the 60s, on
[00:14:09] Tuesday a cool fall high of
[00:14:12] 62 in Boston, and from 85 tomorrow, highs
[00:14:16] drop to the 60s
[00:14:20] no relief from the heat in the south. Highs tomorrow are near 100
[00:14:24] degrees, Houston in the mid-90s, as well as in
[00:14:27] much of Florida. Johanna, back to you.
[00:14:31] Thank you, Joseph, for your report. The Florida Department of Health confirmed
[00:14:35] the first dengue death in almost a century, while experiencing one of its
[00:14:39] worst outbreaks. Although they did not provide further details, the Tampa
[00:14:42] Bay Times reports that it was an elderly woman from Tampa who
[00:14:46] died on September 4th. This
[00:14:49] is one of the more than 130 dengue cases reported
[00:14:53] this year in Hillsborough County. Dengue is transmitted by the bite of
[00:14:56] infected mosquitoes.
[00:14:59] The United States attacked another vessel that, according to them, without
[00:15:02] showing evidence, was used for drug trafficking in the Caribbean
[00:15:05] Sea. Southern Command reported that in this incident
[00:15:09] four people lost their lives. With this attack, at least
[00:15:12] 231 people have died in 69
[00:15:15] operations against vessels since the Trump administration began this
[00:15:19] campaign almost a year ago. In
[00:15:22] Mexico, a simulated earthquake drill was held today, marked by the memory of the
[00:15:26] tragedies that occurred in 1985 and
[00:15:29] 2017. At noon, the seismic alert was activated in
[00:15:33] Mexico City. The exercise also tested the alert system
[00:15:36] on cell phones. Meanwhile, in the capital's Zócalo, the
[00:15:40] national flag was flown at half-mast in memory of the nearly 4,000
[00:15:44] people who died in 1985 and the
[00:15:48] 369 in
[00:15:50] 2017.
[00:15:53] In Venezuela, the scars, the
[00:15:56] scars are still present after almost 3 months of the devastating
[00:15:59] earthquakes. For many families, the back-to-school season in that country
[00:16:03] means trying to return to normality and facing fears
[00:16:06] that... Still don't disappear, here's my
[00:16:09] report. Despite the celebratory atmosphere,
[00:16:13] back-to-school this week in La Guaira, Venezuela, was
[00:16:16] bittersweet. In this private school in Caravalleda, more than half
[00:16:20] of the desks were empty after the devastating
[00:16:24] earthquakes in June. There is, evidently, a bit of
[00:16:27] fear, which is understandable due to the events that
[00:16:30] happened, but well, little by little, confident, we are
[00:16:34] increasing enrollment day by day. Until
[00:16:37] everyone understands that we are in a safe place. For some
[00:16:42] class did not necessarily mean returning to the
[00:16:46] classrooms. Good morning, good morning, Yazmin Lurimane
[00:16:49] lost her home and her school. How much is
[00:16:52] 3 + 3? She set up this tent to continue teaching
[00:16:56] classes. If education was difficult
[00:16:58] before the earthquake, imagine
[00:17:02] 39 seconds later, right, after the
[00:17:04] earthquake. The thing is that some mothers still feel
[00:17:08] nervous, but I'm not sure about sending him to school,
[00:17:11] it gives me a lot, a lot of fear,
[00:17:15] because I feel like they repaired those schools, at least the one he studies in
[00:17:18] around here, and we saw that the columns
[00:17:22] were exploded as they say, and they
[00:17:25] repaired them very quickly. Yancarí Cordobés visited the school
[00:17:29] she attended and where she worked, which was one of the
[00:17:32] affected by the double earthquake. First time I enter after
[00:17:35] this tragedy and it's a
[00:17:37] school that they repaired a long time ago and really
[00:17:41] to see it still, now she is teaching outdoors as part of
[00:17:47] government ordered for students of affected schools,
[00:17:51] it is very difficult, there are children with
[00:17:54] disruptive behaviors who are
[00:17:56] excited, they are all anxious,
[00:18:00] however I try to give them activities that lower their level
[00:18:04] of anxiety so that they are calm and have a good afternoon.
[00:18:08] And according to the Ministry of Education of Venezuela, of the 27
[00:18:11] schools in the country, 900 suffered minor damage,
[00:18:14] 87 considerable damage that prevented them from opening their doors
[00:18:18] immediately, and 11 collapsed when the
[00:18:21] earth shook. The 2026-2027
[00:18:24] school year in Venezuela began last Monday, September
[00:18:28] 14, with the return of more than
[00:18:31] classes. And today in Caracas, the state-owned
[00:18:34] Petróleos de Venezuela signed an agreement with the company Total
[00:18:38] Energies EMP New Ventures for cooperation in
[00:18:41] hydrocarbons. The event was led by interim governor
[00:18:45] Delcy Rodríguez. According to the financial director of the French oil
[00:18:48] company, part of the heavy crude oil purchased from Pedebeza
[00:18:51] would go to its refinery in Port Arthur, near Houston, with a
[00:18:55] capacity to process about 238,000 barrels
[00:18:58] daily. Cuba, for its part, reestablished its
[00:19:02] national electrical system this Saturday, 32 hours after the
[00:19:06] eighth general blackout so far this year. Although all the
[00:19:09] provinces of the country were interconnected, there are still severe
[00:19:13] electrical problems because the country does not have fuel for
[00:19:16] thermoelectric generation, according to the state-owned company Unión
[00:19:20] Eléctrica. The widespread blackout this Friday began
[00:19:24] due to a serious fault in a transmission line connecting Matanzas
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[00:24:08] Google admitted for the first time that its
[00:24:14] Gemini AI hacked three companies during a
[00:24:17] cybersecurity test. The incidents occurred in May when Gemini
[00:24:20] accessed the internet, found public information, and
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[00:24:28] conducted by Irregular, an independent company that evaluates the
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[00:25:02] We begin with the highlights of Saturday's match at the Jalisco Stadium,
[00:25:05] where Atlas and Pumas drew. The university
[00:25:08] team took the lead with a great goal from Ángele de
[00:25:12] scorpion shot, but the Foxes
[00:25:15] responded before halftime for the final one-one. The
[00:25:19] match was also marked by injuries. Atlas lost
[00:25:22] Duke, Manuel Capazo, and Donis Frías, while Pumas finished with
[00:25:26] 10 men due to the expulsion of Adalberto Carrasquilla. There was also
[00:25:30] a much-awaited return. César "El Chino" Huerta once again wore the
[00:25:33] university jersey after almost two years and was very
[00:25:37] close to scoring. In Spain, Barcelona continues
[00:25:40] unstoppable. Hansy Flick's team came back against Sevilla three to one with a
[00:25:44] hat-trick from Raphinha, who now has 14 goals in
[00:25:48] all competitions and...
[00:25:50] the league. The Brazilian scored twice in the second half and two
[00:25:54] of his three goals were assisted by Lamine Yamal, who made the
[00:25:58] two assists. With his 12 goals in the first seven league matches, he
[00:26:01] surpassed Messi's best goal-scoring start with Barça,
[00:26:05] which was 11. We close in Italy, where on the fifth
[00:26:09] matchday of Serie A, Roma and Inter played an
[00:26:12] amazing match. The Romanists were up 2-0 with a
[00:26:16] brace from Mané, but Inter reacted in the
[00:26:19] second half. Lautaro Martínez scored twice to seal the
[00:26:22] 2-2 draw, and with the result, both teams
[00:26:25] maintained their unbeaten streak.
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[00:29:21] In the military parade for Chile's Independence Day, once
[00:29:24] again, a group that stole all the attention were these puppies
[00:29:28] who are already preparing to become future police dogs.
[00:29:31] This year, 26 specimens, including German Shepherds
[00:29:35] and Golden Retrievers, make up the canine training group,
[00:29:38] one of the great attractions of this parade. Many took the opportunity to
[00:29:42] take photos with them. And in China,
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[00:30:09] This brings us to the end of Telemundo
[00:30:12] news. Thank you for tuning in and we'll see you tomorrow. Have a very good
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