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[00:00:19] see you here in Pica. Well, it
[00:00:21] continues.
[00:00:26] the season until the
[00:00:29] Happy Monday, today is October. This is what is happening now:
[00:00:32] congressional representative's house is searched. This is breaking news. DHS
[00:00:36] agents search the home of Ilhan Omar, a Democratic
[00:00:40] legislator of immigrant origin. They say it is part of a criminal
[00:00:43] investigation. We will tell you in real time what is
[00:00:46] known. With a bullet in the neck, the Dominican
[00:00:50] sky is beginning to immigrant who was shot still has the bullet embedded, according
[00:00:53] to his lawyers. There are reactions. The mayor of New
[00:00:56] York opened a special investigation, and the singer Harry
[00:01:00] condemns the
[00:01:01] events.
[00:01:05] doctors and nurses from the
[00:01:08] Confronted AIS
[00:01:09] agents.
[00:01:12] They are already firing, they are already firing gas. A group
[00:01:16] of protesters confronted federal agents. The situation
[00:01:19] escalated, and they used tear gas against
[00:01:23] them. We will tell you what is known about this incident on the West
[00:01:26] Coast. They demand justice.
[00:01:30] Seeking answers, an immigration car hit a Mexican man
[00:01:33] and caused a leg fracture. We will hear what
[00:01:36] they say, and also in Noticias Telemundo, now monitoring minute
[00:01:40] by minute the severe weather with a powerful
[00:01:45] listening to what affects hurricane, which is breaking news right
[00:01:48] now. Simon remains a strong Category 3 hurricane
[00:01:52] that has caused damage to the Mexican Pacific coasts. This
[00:01:55] morning we are live in Puerto Vallarta, and now this
[00:01:58] powerful hurricane is heading towards Mazatlan as a
[00:02:02] Category 1 hurricane, and I must say that the remnants
[00:02:06] of Rachel keep 25 million people at risk of
[00:02:10] expected the effects a little later in the floods. I'll give you the weather forecast shortly, stay tuned.
[00:02:13] Yes, the
[00:02:14] alert continues there,
[00:02:18] on the south coast of California, it is due to the remnants of Hurricane Rachel. In the
[00:02:22] last few hours, it caused this: severe floods and dangerous
[00:02:25] waves. We have a report from Long
[00:02:27] Beach. Date of hospital admission. This is
[00:02:31] breaking news. The Pope will be admitted to the clinic tomorrow
[00:02:35] at noon to be operated on the nodule found in his
[00:02:38] lung. We have the latest from the Vatican.
[00:02:42] Attacked by a
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[00:02:48] This man ended up dying. He entered the enclosure where there was a
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[00:03:15] was coming up. He took the opportunity to sharing Monday morning with you on
[00:03:18] behalf of the team, I wish you a good week. I am Damián
[00:03:21] Bonmatí. Claudia de la Fuente is resting at this time of the
[00:03:25] morning. It is dawning in the west. The morning is advancing in the east, and there is
[00:03:29] breaking news.
[00:03:33] DHS agents searched the home of Congresswoman
[00:03:36] Ilhan Omar this morning as part of a criminal
[00:03:40] investigation. She is a Democratic legislator, she is
[00:03:42] an immigrant. This operation took place at her home in
[00:03:46] Washington DC and was carried out by agents of the
[00:03:48] Homeland Security Investigations group, the so-called
[00:03:51] HSI. At this time, it is not clear what they
[00:03:54] are investigating about her. The Department of Justice says that the
[00:03:58] agents had a judicially authorized search
[00:04:01] warrant. Omar is 44 years old and
[00:04:05] seniors and children. So currently represents the Fifth Congressional District of
[00:04:08] Minnesota. This is breaking news. To understand it better, let's
[00:04:12] go live with Joseph Malu, our legal expert. Good
[00:04:15] morning. Good morning, Damián. Lawyer, these are
[00:04:19] HSI agents. What could HSI
[00:04:22] be investigating about this congresswoman?
[00:04:25] According to what I understand so far, they are investigating whether her father
[00:04:28] committed some type of fraud when he obtained his
[00:04:32] papers in this country, including the
[00:04:35] papers that she essentially received because she was not born in
[00:04:39] the United States. Yes, she is
[00:04:41] Simon. Its consequences are felt on an immigrant, born in Somalia. How
[00:04:44] common is it that in an investigation like this, if this information is confirmed,
[00:04:48] Newport Beach, the water flooded streets on which some media are giving, that it is due to the
[00:04:51] paperwork, the immigration paperwork of
[00:04:54] this family, how common is it that
[00:04:57] agents reported that someone inside there is a search at a home? Very rare. Damián, this is
[00:05:01] very rare, it is infrequent that we
[00:05:04] see lawsuits in Federal Court challenging the
[00:05:08] different. In the legality of a citizenship. Sometimes we see
[00:05:10] five, six cases in a year. So the fact that they are doing
[00:05:14] this, many would say, is for another
[00:05:17] reason and not necessarily for the papers. Right now it's a
[00:05:21] puzzle that we are putting together, lawyer, thank you for helping us to
[00:05:24] understand, a pleasure. More news from this
[00:05:28] Monday. There are new developments about the Dominican immigrant, you will remember, shot by an
[00:05:31] ICE agent in New York City a few days ago. Now we know
[00:05:35] that Óscar Belgal is still in prison and with the bullet still
[00:05:39] embedded in his neck. His lawyers say they are concerned about
[00:05:43] the conditions in which he is found and that he is suffering. Zoran
[00:05:46] Mandani, the mayor, said that the immigrant's son is
[00:05:49] traumatized. In fact, Mam Dani opened a special investigation and
[00:05:53] called for a halt to what he calls aggressive tactics by the agency in the
[00:05:57] city. And there are more reactions to this. The British
[00:06:01] singer Harry Styles sent a message about
[00:06:04] it. It was during his concert at Madison Square Garden, there in New
[00:06:07] York City. He spoke in favor of immigrant
[00:06:10] rights, and yes. It happened amid this wave
[00:06:14] of indignation over the recent incident in upper Manhattan with this
[00:06:18] Dominican immigrant. This is what Styles said.
[00:06:43] This was recorded by attendees at that concert and has gone viral on
[00:06:47] TikTok. The artist called for protecting and respecting
[00:06:51] foreigners and said, regardless of their
[00:06:54] status, of their country of origin. And on the
[00:06:58] West Coast, this is news. A group of protesters confronted federal
[00:07:01] immigration agents. It was captured on video in Salem,
[00:07:05] Oregon. Marisette Bereni, what else is known about this incident? Good morning
[00:07:09] again. Good morning. I'll tell you that the tension on social media.
[00:07:42] surrounded the federal agents' vehicles and used their
[00:07:46] own cars to block their exit from the
[00:07:49] parking lot. Before the emergency teams arrived, the
[00:07:53] agents used tear gas. They started
[00:07:57] firing gas, they started firing gas,
[00:08:00] gentlemen. With their phones in hand, some
[00:08:03] documented the moments of tension, while others approached
[00:08:08] which the federal agents were. More
[00:08:11] have arrived. More immigration has arrived,
[00:08:14] more immigration has arrived. The arrival of more agents increased the
[00:08:18] tension in the parking lot. They are
[00:08:20] pushing that car. In the middle of the altercation, the images
[00:08:24] show an ICE vehicle crashing into the car of one of the
[00:08:27] protesters who were blocking the way. Later,
[00:08:31] one of those present hit the ICE agents' van with a bat,
[00:08:35] breaking the rearview mirror. That's not
[00:08:39] right. We shouldn't do that. This is a big problem.
[00:08:42] So far, it is not clear how the concentration originated or if
[00:08:46] it had been previously called. The Salem
[00:08:49] police reported that they received several 911 calls from people
[00:08:52] with eye irritation
[00:08:55] and difficulty breathing due to tear
[00:08:58] gas. Given what happened, Democratic
[00:09:02] Congresswoman Andrea Salinas, who represents the Sixth Congressional
[00:09:05] District of Oregon, criticized the use of
[00:09:09] force. In a statement, she said that agents used
[00:09:13] pepper spray, pepper spray projectiles and smoke against
[00:09:18] far, ICE has not publicly responded to requests for
[00:09:21] comments on the incident, nor have
[00:09:24] they clarified what type of federal operation they were carrying out at that
[00:09:28] location. And for its part, the Salem police
[00:09:31] assures that it was not notified beforehand about this operation and that
[00:09:35] it did not collaborate with ICE. Now the investigation of this case is in the hands of the
[00:09:38] Oregon Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security.
[00:09:42] We will let you know if there are any developments, thank you Marisette, hello.
[00:09:46] And there is breaking news.
[00:09:49] Right now we are monitoring Hurricane
[00:09:54] the Mexican coasts. The weekend was already marked by intense
[00:09:57] cyclonic activity on both sides, both in the Atlantic and in the
[00:10:01] Pacific. Hurricane Isaias finally made landfall on the US
[00:10:05] Gulf Coast, leaving at least four dead and
[00:10:09] severe floods, power outages, and tornadoes
[00:10:12] that were captured on home cameras like
[00:10:15] this. Tornadoes that affected the states of Georgia
[00:10:18] and also the Carolinas. In the
[00:10:21] Pacific, Tropical Storm Rachel caused strong waves and also
[00:10:25] in Southern California and on the other side of the border in
[00:10:29] Baja California, in Mexico, and in Mexico too, Simon, a strong
[00:10:32] hurricane that has been threatening the western coast of the
[00:10:36] country, with extreme rains, with high intensity winds, with
[00:10:39] storm surges. Satellite images show the
[00:10:43] dimensions of Simon, which right now is a strong
[00:10:46] Category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of 120
[00:10:50] miles per hour. So we are going to the field, it is dawning in the area.
[00:10:53] Ana Méndez, how is the situation? Good morning live from the
[00:10:56] field.
[00:11:00] That's right, Simon, is advancing as a Category 3 hurricane off the coasts
[00:11:04] of Jalisco, and I want to show you here in Puerto Vallarta, a very
[00:11:08] important tourist spot in the state, how the horizon is
[00:11:11] at this moment. We see that the
[00:11:15] clear, and I also want to tell you that here they have not let
[00:11:18] their guard down, because as it passed through Colima and Jalisco,
[00:11:22] Simon caused severe damage such as floods, the
[00:11:26] overflowing of some bodies of water. Here in Puerto
[00:11:29] Vallarta, they have not decided to let their guard down precisely because
[00:11:32] Simon has behaved in a way, let's say, unpredictable,
[00:11:36] modifying its trajectory and speed. We are going to talk with
[00:11:40] the lifeguards who are in this area so they can tell us a little
[00:11:44] bit about why people still cannot approach the boardwalk. Hello, can I have
[00:11:47] your name please? Salvador Castellón González. Salvador, tell me a
[00:11:51] little bit about the prevention that is maintained on this main boardwalk. Of course. We.
[00:11:55] We, as part of the municipal civil protection and fire department of Puerto Vallarta,
[00:11:58] maintain a safeguarding operation throughout the coastal strip
[00:12:01] of our municipality. We must remember that we
[00:12:05] maintain a total closure of activities, which we are
[00:12:08] inviting the public to remain sheltered at this time. Tell
[00:12:12] me something, because we already see many people leaving, however, the alert
[00:12:15] continues. I understand that we are in red orange. Affirmative, the
[00:12:19] alert continues, the total closure of activities is still
[00:12:23] in force until further notice. Many people became
[00:12:26] desperate because the hurricane reduced
[00:12:29] its displacement speed. So, we
[00:12:35] early morning. So many people have been desperate, even already
[00:12:39] leaving to try to continue with their normal
[00:12:42] activities. We know that in the past, Puerto Vallarta has been hit by
[00:12:46] two hurricanes, and it hit strongly. However,
[00:12:49] fortunately, Simon moved. Yes, Rachel
[00:12:52] and Polo left us a quite strong swell
[00:12:55] here at the Boardwalk. We hope that with Simon it will be a
[00:12:59] little similar or a little more intense than what is
[00:13:02] forecast. Very well, thank you very much. There
[00:13:05] you have it, that's Simon's trajectory. It is expected that in the next
[00:13:09] few hours Puerto Vallarta will lift the alert, as
[00:13:12] the hurricane will continue to move further
[00:13:15] out to sea and will now head towards the states
[00:13:19] further north. So here the alert continues. We will be
[00:13:23] attentive, important, important because
[00:13:25] it is an important area for Mexicans and also for Americans who
[00:13:28] many spend days there in Puerto Vallarta. A
[00:13:31] greeting, Ana, and also on that
[00:13:34] Pacific coast there are also the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel. All
[00:13:38] day today in California the risk of coastal floods
[00:13:42] remains, and in fact we saw strong waves that hit Long
[00:13:46] Beach and Newport Beach in the last few hours. Wendy Castillo is at the
[00:13:49] scene.
[00:13:54] The waves do not give
[00:13:56] quarter. Look how the water goes over the barrier and hits the
[00:14:00] structures that are a few meters from the sea. It is enough to
[00:14:04] see that to gauge the impact of the sea. Here the
[00:14:08] swell has been such that several homes have been damaged.
[00:14:11] The authorities have placed these signs to prevent people
[00:14:15] from passing and risking their lives. These are some of the residences
[00:14:19] in Long Beach that were marked with red tags because they
[00:14:22] are considered unsafe to enter, which is why
[00:14:26] mandatory evacuations were ordered.
[00:14:29] A decision that, according to the authorities, was not taken
[00:14:32] lightly. Meanwhile, other residents are looking for ways to protect their
[00:14:36] properties. Elsa went out to look for sandbags to
[00:14:40] protect her house. When the waves come,
[00:14:43] the water enters the garage.
[00:14:47] Crews are working to reinforce the barrier and reduce the risk of the
[00:14:51] water continuing to advance. Scared, she has
[00:14:54] already had damage to
[00:14:58] the front of her houses. The impact is also felt in
[00:15:02] other areas. In Laguna Beach, the waves also came
[00:15:06] out of the sea, reaching the parking lot, dragging benches
[00:15:09] and trash cans. In
[00:15:13] the Balboa Peninsula, and the authorities asked people to avoid the
[00:15:16] most exposed areas. These episodes are related to
[00:15:20] the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel, which, combined with high
[00:15:23] tides and strong swell, have caused
[00:15:27] floods and coastal erosion.
[00:15:31] Firefighters ask the public to stay away from the beach,
[00:15:34] the boardwalk, and structures near the sea while
[00:15:38] dangerous conditions persist. That's
[00:15:40] why it is very necessary to be in constant communication with Mr. Weather, Carlos
[00:15:44] Robles. It is dawning in the Pacific. How are you, by the
[00:15:47] way? Good morning to you. Very well, thank God, after our
[00:15:51] coverage, safe and sound, and above all,
[00:15:54] grateful for the opportunity to be able to safeguard and help our
[00:15:58] community, especially in Florida, which was affected by Isaias. Now,
[00:16:02] let's go to Simon. You see that it is very
[00:16:06] close to Puerto Vallarta. Listen, in a really
[00:16:10] positive way, the disturbance has really moved
[00:16:13] erratically and is moving away from the coast of Puerto
[00:16:17] Vallarta. This is extremely positive. It is a Category
[00:16:21] 3 hurricane. It is not being guided by any
[00:16:25] type of meteorological phenomenon such as a trough, a frontal
[00:16:29] system, or an anticyclone that manages to take it out of that area. That's why it
[00:16:32] moves slowly at only 2 miles per hour. So
[00:16:36] the sea will continue to be rough. It is understood that it will not be until tomorrow when
[00:16:39] it finally takes a course to the north and then to
[00:16:43] Mazatlan, arriving there until next
[00:16:47] Wednesday afternoon. So it will be three long days for that entire
[00:16:50] west coast waiting for this hurricane that obviously the National
[00:16:54] Hurricane Center has said has been very difficult to forecast.
[00:16:57] 25 million people in Salt Lake City, in Flagstaff, this is
[00:17:01] in Arizona and Utah, are under flood
[00:17:05] watches. The reason is the remnants of Rachel associated with a
[00:17:08] low pressure generating a lot of rain activity in a desert and
[00:17:12] especially in the mountainous area of the country. That's why it rains excessively in
[00:17:16] that sector, even during tomorrow it will continue to rain, so
[00:17:20] it is expected that more than two to four inches of rain could
[00:17:23] fall in cities like Salt Lake City, and also in
[00:17:27] Arizona, very flood-prone
[00:17:31] localities. So much caution for residents there. And on the
[00:17:35] other side of the country, the worst of Isaias has passed, but something
[00:17:38] remains, there are also remnants. Yes, and they are already beginning to leave and are expected
[00:17:42] to reach the waters of the Atlantic Ocean by this afternoon. That
[00:17:46] is a positive matter. The negative thing is that, Damián,
[00:17:50] there is another low-pressure area that will be approaching the
[00:17:54] northeast of the country. So those sectors like
[00:17:57] Massachusetts, Hartford, Connecticut that received a lot of rain
[00:18:00] on Sunday associated with these remnants, now this
[00:18:04] afternoon another frontal system with more rain
[00:18:07] activity is coming to them, and especially Boston could be one of the cities with the most
[00:18:11] precipitation activity, as well as Hartford, Connecticut, associated
[00:18:15] with this new surge of rain activity that is
[00:18:19] approaching them. So much caution because the soils there are already
[00:18:22] saturated. Caution. Hey, help me greet those
[00:18:26] who are watching us at this hour, for example, Ruth Nolasco, she watches
[00:18:30] us every day from Los Angeles, California, she who is Mexican and lives here in the United
[00:18:33] States. We send her a warm hug and thank you for being
[00:18:37] connected with us. Thanks, thanks, thanks, Carlos. We'll see you here at the table in
[00:18:41] a few minutes. And also, in two minutes we will see the images, they are
[00:18:45] truly shocking, of the attack against the International
[00:18:48] Airport of Saudi Arabia. It left dead, it left injured. Here we
[00:18:52] see it. They order the Shum administration to
[00:18:56] stop issuing several announcements financed and paid for by the United
[00:18:59] States government. We will tell you why this is
[00:19:01] important.
[00:19:04] Also, a man dies entering the enclosure of
[00:19:07] it. It is unknown why he entered. We do know several
[00:19:11] things about the details of this incident that we will
[00:19:14] detail here in a couple of minutes on your Telemundo channel in the west and on
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[00:21:26] Now this new video showing the harshness of the attack at the
[00:21:30] International Airport of Saudi Arabia. The authorities
[00:21:33] released it. It is King Khalid Airport in Riyadh. The
[00:21:37] explosion caused at least 13 deaths and more than 300
[00:21:40] injured. Hours later, there was another similar attack at that
[00:21:44] airport with one more dead and 11 injured. This explosion
[00:21:48] you see caused the partial collapse of the
[00:21:50] ceiling, debris, a very dense smoke cloud, dozens
[00:21:54] of travelers are witnessing it, running disoriented looking
[00:21:57] for shelter amid all this chaos unleashed at that Middle
[00:22:01] Eastern airport.
[00:22:04] A prominent news item right now, the Pope will be hospitalized tomorrow
[00:22:07] at noon, Rome time, to remove
[00:22:10] a nodule from his lung. Despite his
[00:22:13] condition, this morning it was learned that he will continue with his normal agenda, at least
[00:22:17] today. Just hours ago, he himself
[00:22:21] announced publicly that he had to undergo surgery, and of course
[00:22:24] this is how the faithful at the Vatican reacted. We arrived
[00:22:28] here at the Angel and did not expect to receive that news that the Pope gave, but
[00:22:32] we hope, we hope they can operate and intervene,
[00:22:36] and that everything goes well, and the truth is that it has worried us a little.
[00:22:39] Obviously, we always wish him the best.
[00:22:42] Well, it's good that it was diagnosed at an early
[00:22:45] stage and that something can be done about it. This operation
[00:22:49] will be at the Polyclinic. Gemelli, which is popularly known as the
[00:22:52] Pope's Hospital. The Pontiff is 71 years
[00:22:55] old, and so far his trip in November to South America
[00:22:59] to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru is still on. In
[00:23:03] the last few hours, the Guam administration was ordered to stop issuing
[00:23:06] advertisements financed by the United States government, advertisements
[00:23:10] that celebrate the president. A federal
[00:23:13] judge in New York ordered it. The advertisements were paid for with funds from the
[00:23:16] Department of Homeland Security, which used about 20 million
[00:23:20] taxpayer dollars for it. This ruling supports a
[00:23:24] coalition that considered that public resources had been used in an
[00:23:27] illegal way.
[00:23:30] President Trump, who by the way, claims that Russia and Ukraine, embroiled in a
[00:23:34] long war, agreed, he says, to an immediate
[00:23:37] energy truce. He says it is to
[00:23:41] stop attacks on electrical and fuel facilities. However,
[00:23:45] there is no official confirmation from Moscow,
[00:23:48] and from the other side, through its president, it says it is not
[00:23:52] aware of such an agreement. Volodymyr Zelensky says they are
[00:23:55] willing to stop the attacks if Russia does the same. However,
[00:23:59] he says that Russia continued bombing Ukraine's energy
[00:24:02] grid hours after Trump's
[00:24:05] announcement. Because things are what they are. Yes, Russia
[00:24:09] attacked an electric power plant in eastern
[00:24:12] Ukraine despite that statement we tell you from President Trump.
[00:24:16] It is a thermoelectric plant, and it left these images.
[00:24:20] This is in the city of Kharkiv, of Kharkiv.
[00:24:24] They attacked it at least twice, and that caused this fire that
[00:24:27] firefighters were trying to extinguish.
[00:24:31] There is a scandal surrounding the United States ambassador to
[00:24:34] Greece. Now we know that President Trump is evaluating whether to
[00:24:38] remove Kimberley Gilfoyle. It is
[00:24:40] after a series of reports about
[00:24:44] her alleged misconduct. She was engaged to the son.
[00:24:48] eldest of President Donald Trump. Donald Trump Junior for 4
[00:24:52] years. They are now accusing her of having accepted luxurious gifts, of
[00:24:55] soliciting money, they say in her capacity as ambassador, accusations
[00:24:59] that she, Gilfoil denies, as do the lawyers who defend
[00:25:03] her.
[00:25:05] It's Monday, Columbus Day for some, Indigenous Peoples' Day for other
[00:25:09] cities and states in the country, eh, you can always watch us on
[00:25:12] noticiastemundo.com, also our streaming
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[00:25:19] and we tell them stories like those they get here every day,
[00:25:22] with personal stories from the Latino
[00:25:24] community.
[00:25:29] Good morning, it's 7:25 AM,
[00:25:33] at this hour I greet you, Informarlin Fernandez from Mill Valley,
[00:25:36] three people were found dead in a murder-suicide case,
[00:25:40] one of them was a former San Francisco police department
[00:25:43] chief. Marine County
[00:25:47] the home called 911 after they heard
[00:25:50] gunshots around 5 AM yesterday. This morning
[00:25:54] The Chronicle newspaper reported that Kevin Mannick, a 68-year-old
[00:25:58] retired sergeant, shot and killed his wife Ann
[00:26:02] Mannix. He also shot his
[00:26:05] ex-deputy chief of the San Francisco police department. He also
[00:26:08] killed his youngest daughter, under 25 years old. Afterwards,
[00:26:12] Kevin Mannix took his own life. The Sheriff's office is not commenting
[00:26:16] on what happened. This Thursday
[00:26:19] is the International Day of the Great Simulator to reinforce
[00:26:22] earthquake preparedness. This morning, the state
[00:26:26] emergency services office begins a 4-day
[00:26:30] simulator tour at the University of San
[00:26:32] Francisco. It includes a simulator that can reproduce the equivalent of
[00:26:36] any earthquake with a magnitude between 3 and
[00:26:39] 7 degrees. The simulator
[00:26:42] started at 6 AM this morning. And from
[00:26:45] today, information and green technologies will unite in a 4-day
[00:26:49] summit in the city of San Jose. It's called the global
[00:26:52] summit or CP, an event that
[00:26:56] focuses on next-generation data center infrastructure and other
[00:26:59] information technology ecosystems. This is the last
[00:27:03] year it will be held at the McEnery Center
[00:27:06] before it moves next year to the Moscone
[00:27:09] Center in San Francisco. The conference organizers
[00:27:13] report that tickets are already sold out.
[00:27:16] We'll take a break and come back to see how our roads are. We'll be
[00:27:19] right back.
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[00:28:01] voting yes on... Prop 3 to preserve vital
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[00:28:54] language is bad in homework and worse in a law. Proposition
[00:28:58] 40 allows politicians to expand the tax to anyone
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[00:29:04] are no controls or oversight. Most of the
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[00:31:03] You are watching Noticias Telemundo now and we have the five most
[00:31:07] important news stories this morning: first, a developing story right now,
[00:31:11] DHS agents searched the congresswoman's home this morning
[00:31:17] as part of a criminal investigation. She is a Democratic legislator of immigrant
[00:31:21] origin. The operation was in Washington this
[00:31:24] morning and was carried out by agents of the national security investigations
[00:31:28] group. Two, Hurricane Simon
[00:31:32] causes damage and evacuations on the coasts of the Mexican Pacific,
[00:31:35] it is now category 3 and continues to dump heavy rains.
[00:31:39] Meanwhile, the passage of storm Rachel causes historic
[00:31:42] floods and evacuations after making landfall in Baja
[00:31:45] California, in the United States, in Southern California, this
[00:31:49] alert for high waves is maintained today.
[00:31:53] Three, singer Harry Styles speaks out in favor of
[00:31:57] immigrant rights and refers to what you see, the Dominican
[00:32:01] immigrant recently shot in Upper Manhattan,
[00:32:05] he sent a message of solidarity and inclusion during his concert at Madison
[00:32:08] Square Garden in this city of New
[00:32:11] York. Four, a group of protesters
[00:32:15] clashed with federal immigration agents in Oregon, it was
[00:32:18] captured on video as dozens of people surrounded the agents'
[00:32:22] vehicles, they used their own cars to block their
[00:32:25] exit, the agents used tear gas to
[00:32:29] clear the area.
[00:32:32] Five, a man dies when he was attacked by this Siberian
[00:32:36] tiger in a wildlife park in northern England, he entered the animal's
[00:32:39] enclosure and it is not yet known why. The man
[00:32:43] ended up dead, the animal is fine and will not be
[00:32:46] sacrificed. How are you? We are still here with a lot
[00:32:50] of energy, smiles and in my case two coffees in my body, I don't know how many of
[00:32:54] you, to start the week well, very well, today is Monday,
[00:32:58] but it is a federal holiday, it is a federal holiday, it is Columbus Day
[00:33:02] in some parts of the country, in others it is now called Indigenous Day. Pay attention that
[00:33:05] today federal government offices, the
[00:33:08] USPS, most commercial banks in the country and
[00:33:11] also most public schools are closed.
[00:33:15] And if they open, green color for
[00:33:18] open, retail chains, self-service
[00:33:21] stores, Target, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's and also
[00:33:25] supermarkets as well as Costco and Sam's Club, pharmacies,
[00:33:28] CVS, Walgreens, you will find them open, as
[00:33:32] well as private parcel services, basically, UPS and
[00:33:36] FedEx.
[00:33:38] News this morning, we found out who won this year's Nobel Prize in
[00:33:42] economics. The winners are two states.
[00:33:53] This global recognition is because they have helped, they say, governments
[00:33:57] and central banks to get out of those moments when there have been bad
[00:34:01] economies, economic disruptions. Hall is
[00:34:04] linked to Stanford University in California
[00:34:08] and Woodford to Columbia University in New York at Columbia
[00:34:12] University. More news. In Texas, during
[00:34:16] an immigration operation, a Mexican man was run over by an unidentified
[00:34:19] ICE vehicle, and his
[00:34:22] family demands answers, as Vanessa Og tells
[00:34:26] us, we warn that the images are
[00:34:27] graphic. A man runs through a
[00:34:31] parking lot on the outskirts of Houston, Texas. Seconds
[00:34:35] later, a black unmarked pickup truck turns in his direction and
[00:34:38] runs him over. Behind the wheel was a federal immigration
[00:34:41] agent. The victim was identified as Miguel Parra
[00:34:45] Hernandez, a 48-year-old Mexican man. The
[00:34:48] impact caused a fractured leg. According to a community
[00:34:52] organization in contact with his family, he has injuries in three
[00:34:55] places and requires surgery. No human
[00:34:58] being deserves to be
[00:35:01] terrorized, because what we
[00:35:05] realized yesterday was that, yesterday they
[00:35:08] terrorized our community. According to ICE, agents were trying to detain
[00:35:11] Jose Mendoza Cervantes, who they claim, illegally entered the United
[00:35:15] States and had a criminal record and a deportation
[00:35:19] order. He was traveling with Miguel Parra Hernandez. In the
[00:35:22] operation, both men fled on foot. And he says that Parra
[00:35:26] Hernandez stepped into the road and was run
[00:35:30] over by the ICE vehicle. Surveillance images
[00:35:33] show the vehicle turning towards the man as
[00:35:36] he ran. The family and community representatives
[00:35:39] demand clarification of the circumstances of the incident. An attempted
[00:35:43] homicide by the
[00:35:45] ICE Federation and that we are
[00:35:49] seeking justice for him, another thing
[00:35:52] is that many lies have been told about him about him being a
[00:35:54] criminal, that he is a bad
[00:35:56] person.
[00:35:59] The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident
[00:36:03] and looking for more recordings. Parra Hernandez remains in ICE
[00:36:07] custody while receiving medical attention.
[00:36:10] And now that you are waking up in the west of the country, let's go with the most important news
[00:36:14] from Los Angeles with the early bird. Happy Monday.
[00:36:18] Thank you, colleague Damian, how are you? Very good
[00:36:21] morning. Later we have a very emotional reunification with medical
[00:36:25] workers and patients who were born in their hospital, but we begin
[00:36:28] with a tragedy that has shocked the Pico Union
[00:36:31] community here in Los Angeles, two children aged 4 and 10 died
[00:36:35] after being shot yesterday Sunday, the police believe that the
[00:36:39] suspect, who would be the children's father, shot them before
[00:36:42] wounding himself, the man remains hospitalized under
[00:36:46] custody, during the night the police reported that there is no active
[00:36:49] threat to the community and that they are not looking for other suspects,
[00:36:53] we will continue to follow this investigation. On the other
[00:36:55] hand, residents of the San Bernardino Mountains are recovering this morning
[00:36:59] after the intense rains registered in several areas,
[00:37:02] one of the most affected is Forest Falls, where yesterday morning a
[00:37:06] place where two weeks ago, a jeep
[00:37:10] was dragged to the river bed. In yesterday's landslide,
[00:37:14] heavy machinery had to be used to remove the accumulation of mud. Fortunately,
[00:37:17] so far there are no reports of injured people or who were
[00:37:21] trapped by the landslide. And now
[00:37:24] look at this, these images, we have a very emotional
[00:37:28] story for you, it is precisely about
[00:37:32] UCLA neonatal intensive care unit who met yesterday
[00:37:36] with former patients they saw born and who are now in
[00:37:39] school or university, in total about 700
[00:37:43] former patients and their families attended. This has been the 32nd
[00:37:47] occasion that this unique meeting has been held and at the event there were
[00:37:51] several activities especially to entertain
[00:37:53] the children, look how beautiful they are, they were born there. And
[00:37:57] now that they are adults or young people, they are returning to
[00:38:01] meet those who precisely helped them to be
[00:38:04] born and come into this world, what do you think Damian, a very
[00:38:07] beautiful story, we return with you, it is, it is and you promised us a beautiful
[00:38:11] story and it arrived, thank you California, we go to Texas, in the south
[00:38:14] of the state is Sara Alexis Garcia with three news stories we
[00:38:18] should know, happy Monday,
[00:38:21] hello, I greet you with much pleasure from the South Texas valley, we begin because
[00:38:24] look, a man remains hospitalized after being
[00:38:27] run over by an ICE vehicle during a chase,
[00:38:30] it was Saturday afternoon in the city of Houston in an immigration
[00:38:34] control operation by the Federal ICE Agency, the agency
[00:38:38] spokesman reported that agents were pursuing a vehicle in which
[00:38:42] two men described as undocumented immigrants were traveling and the
[00:38:45] driver, well, the target of the operation, both
[00:38:48] men allegedly abandoned the vehicle and fled on foot, at which
[00:38:52] point the passenger was run over and that...
[00:38:55] was driven by ICE agents,
[00:38:58] the man is in the hospital under federal
[00:39:02] agency custody, with a possible fractured leg and the
[00:39:06] driver is at large, authorities
[00:39:09] say. And two people died after a serious
[00:39:12] accident involving three vehicles in Brownsville, the crash
[00:39:16] occurred at the intersection of Paredes Line Road and FM
[00:39:19] 802, according to police, the driver of a Chevrolet Tahoe
[00:39:22] apparently suffered a medical emergency, lost control of the
[00:39:26] speed and crashed into another vehicle that ended up
[00:39:29] hitting a third, the victims were identified as Ricardo
[00:39:33] Guajardo, 82 years old, and Jorge Arturo
[00:39:36] Guajardo, 47. The investigation
[00:39:39] continues. And obtaining a college degree in Texas
[00:39:43] could take less time and cost less money. Governor
[00:39:46] Greg Abbott is pushing an initiative for some
[00:39:50] degrees to be completed in 3 years instead of the
[00:39:54] traditional four. The proposal contemplates reducing
[00:39:58] academic credits needed from 120 to 90
[00:40:01] to obtain certain degrees. The governor
[00:40:04] ordered the Texas Higher Education Coordinating
[00:40:08] Board to form a task force that must present
[00:40:11] its recommendations before the end of
[00:40:15] December. With this, I return to you from the news
[00:40:18] from the Texas Valley and interesting to see how that ends, thank
[00:40:22] you. And now let's see what is happening in food banks across the country.
[00:40:25] They now receive up to 60% more visits than last
[00:40:29] year, but with 37% fewer donations.
[00:40:32] This has caused a lack of food, so they can't keep
[00:40:35] up. Edgar Muñoz visited a food bank in Los Angeles.
[00:40:39] It has celery, it has broccoli,
[00:40:43] little tomatoes, the pantries in food banks are emptier
[00:40:47] across the country. Long lines, more people, less
[00:40:51] food, no meat, no eggs, instead more fruits
[00:40:54] and vegetables. widespread poverty,
[00:40:58] I would say,
[00:41:00] from the little that we get, it's not that we don't
[00:41:04] want to put in effort, it's that we are not getting
[00:41:07] enough product. Food banks have suffered severe
[00:41:10] cuts due to the cancellation of funds and assistance
[00:41:14] programs, and the crisis is even worse because more
[00:41:16] people depend on community pantries, there are more
[00:41:20] people with needs, there is less
[00:41:22] food, for example, today we had to
[00:41:26] close early because not enough pantry items arrived, more than
[00:41:29] 80% of the largest food banks in the country have seen a
[00:41:33] decrease in food from the Department of Agriculture, according
[00:41:37] to a report from ABC News,
[00:41:40] 90% said that changes in food stamps have also
[00:41:44] affected their income, we live on a
[00:41:47] retirement income, it's not
[00:41:51] enough and this helps us a lot, gasoline,
[00:41:54] diesel, diesel is very expensive, you know
[00:41:57] it's what moves the trucks, everything is very expensive and why, because of the
[00:42:01] war. The Department of Agriculture denies that it has reduced the amount of food and
[00:42:05] has not changed the type of food either, but at this
[00:42:08] Methodist church in North Hills, they tell us that they are fighting for more private
[00:42:12] donations so that people don't go hungry, what I do know, I am sure
[00:42:16] and I am seeing it, is that there is a lot of need, less
[00:42:19] food, everything is very expensive. One, two
[00:42:22] years ago this warehouse was full of food and look at
[00:42:26] it now, today it is empty with some boxes with
[00:42:29] cucumber, tomato, chili and some potatoes,
[00:42:32] it is the reflection, the panorama of the little food that reaches the food
[00:42:36] banks in Los Angeles. Thank you, Edgar, and now
[00:42:42] sadly and probably the image of the morning, a man
[00:42:46] died when he was attacked by a Siberian tiger.
[00:42:49] You heard the people in the background,
[00:42:56] right? They were trying to warn him, it was in a wildlife park in northern
[00:43:00] England, the man entered the animal's enclosure, it is not yet
[00:43:03] known why he did it, after the attack, they evacuated
[00:43:07] the park immediately. The man died,
[00:43:11] the animal, on the other hand, is fine and they will not sacrifice
[00:43:15] it.
[00:43:17] In Panama, the displaced people left by the 7.7 earthquake that
[00:43:20] shook that country on Friday, eat and
[00:43:23] sleep in camps, in improvised sleeping areas,
[00:43:27] emergency hospitals, this after losing their homes,
[00:43:31] others fear returning to their houses, they say, the aftershocks
[00:43:34] are constant, we don't want to go back, they
[00:43:37] tell us. Well. I haven't arrived home, I haven't
[00:43:41] dared, my husband is the one who has gone to my house, but he did send me a video, everything is on the
[00:43:44] floor, I haven't even dared to enter, eh, I
[00:43:48] was at work, I was with my daughter and a nephew,
[00:43:51] by the way, the main roads to reach the epicenter, the small town
[00:43:55] that was the epicenter, are damaged, that has complicated the arrival of
[00:43:58] aid, they have had to arrive by helicopter,
[00:44:02] and in Nepal a sudden flood swept away dozens of homes, leaving at
[00:44:06] least five people missing, the
[00:44:09] authorities believe it was due to a landslide that
[00:44:12] blocked a river called Budhi Gandaki and that the
[00:44:16] sudden release of water caused that
[00:44:18] flood. Dozens of people were evacuated, it
[00:44:22] is the second devastating flood to hit this country in just six
[00:44:26] weeks, in just six weeks. Now this
[00:44:29] image. And nothing, in a few minutes we will have a very
[00:44:32] hopeful image of a rescue in California, we will see it from a
[00:44:36] gardener, stay tuned, because it's worth starting Monday with this
[00:44:40] story, but first, Carlos, good morning, good to see you,
[00:44:43] all very well, thank God, back to face the week, as
[00:44:46] you said on your Instagram, yes, it always feels better to be
[00:44:50] here, let's take a look at what will be
[00:44:53] happening in terms of temperature, especially in what
[00:44:56] is the east of the country, look yourselves, possible record of
[00:45:00] intense heat, all those red dots, those cities you see on
[00:45:03] screen, are cities that will be matching or exceeding
[00:45:06] maximum temperature thresholds. Yes, sir, in
[00:45:10] mid-autumn, it feels like summer, in Chicago the high today
[00:45:13] 86, the record is 84, St. Louis 94,
[00:45:17] the record is 89, these are thresholds exceeded by
[00:45:21] 5 degrees of temperature, meanwhile the heat reaches the
[00:45:24] east, in Detroit 83 in St. Louis at 96,
[00:45:28] look at how the country looks, as if it were
[00:45:32] summer, this continues, it keeps going, ladies and gentlemen, temperatures
[00:45:35] up to 20 degrees above what is normal, today and
[00:45:39] Tuesday and Wednesday onwards,
[00:45:42] only the extreme northeast of the United States, New England and the
[00:45:46] north of the country with some autumn, meanwhile the
[00:45:49] rest of the central and southeast with completely
[00:45:52] summer temperatures, a lot of weather news, also
[00:45:56] sports news, that's right, let's go with the big
[00:45:59] hit now Adriana Bero, good morning,
[00:46:03] hello, hello, how are you, happy Monday,
[00:46:07] happy start to the week, Adriana Monzalvero Rodriguez has arrived,
[00:46:10] after a weekend full of sports information and today
[00:46:13] specifically to talk about the Premier League and especially a
[00:46:17] match that had a lot of excitement, Liverpool against Manchester
[00:46:21] City at
[00:46:21] Anfield.
[00:46:28] There is Anfield receiving a
[00:46:32] Manchester City after being found guilty of the 115 charges
[00:46:34] and the fans received it strongly, as
[00:46:38] did the referee. That's right, the expulsion of Gravenberg
[00:46:42] left Liverpool, the home team, with 10 men,
[00:46:45] then none other than
[00:46:48] Erling Haaland appeared, who no matter if he changes his
[00:46:51] look, continues to score goals, exactly, and it was
[00:46:54] just after the expulsion that hurt Liverpool very
[00:46:58] badly, Jeremy Doku would make it two-nil a minute after Erling
[00:47:02] Haaland and then Cherky would come on to make it
[00:47:05] definitive, well, a great
[00:47:08] thrashing by Manchester City, which was not
[00:47:11] very well received at Anfield, but it will be the common
[00:47:15] denominator they will have throughout
[00:47:18] sanction is defined. that the Manchester
[00:47:22] City team will receive, Liverpool not seventh in the classification with
[00:47:26] nine points, while Manchester City continues with a perfect
[00:47:30] record, six matchdays, six victories, colleagues, we return with
[00:47:33] you, thank you very much colleagues and it's good
[00:47:37] that as far as sports are concerned, we are already informed, we
[00:47:41] promised you, we were going to see the quick action of a gardener in California who
[00:47:44] saved a woman and her two dogs from a fire in the house's garage,
[00:47:48] look, it was incredible, the images from the security camera
[00:47:51] captured the flames, you can see them there, and how when he realized
[00:47:55] what was happening, he immediately approached the door and rang
[00:47:59] the doorbell to warn her, immediately we see the woman
[00:48:02] come out, him take the hose to try to put out the
[00:48:05] fire before the firefighters arrived,
[00:48:08] this family knows what they call this gardener now,
[00:48:12] a hero, right?
[00:48:16] totally, wow, and how generous of him to help
[00:48:19] the other person who is in the midst of a great need. Very good for
[00:48:23] him and it's good that everyone is here. You'll have to believe us, but we smell
[00:48:27] good, we smell good this morning, right? Of course, we always perfume
[00:48:31] ourselves very well. We're going to talk about
[00:48:33] deodorant, myths and truths with a dermatologist who will also
[00:48:37] explain it really well so that everything is
[00:48:40] well understood.
[00:48:41] Perfect.
[00:48:45] Food is Gina's passion, but diabetes
[00:48:48] threatens to change everything. With
[00:48:52] different foods affect her blood sugar levels in real time so that
[00:48:55] she doesn't have to choose between the foods she loves and her
[00:48:58] health.
[00:49:01] Selling what you don't use and keeping everything you
[00:49:04] earn feels
[00:49:06] sensational.
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[00:54:11] Kelly Clarkson who got furious and publicly exploded against a magic
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[00:54:22] was her Pretty Woman moment because they wouldn't let her buy and
[00:54:26] Columbus Day, people are looking for activities for the holiday as well as
[00:54:30] open and closed establishments that we have detailed here. Also
[00:54:33] well Damian, on Google, what our people are searching for most is Tyler
[00:54:37] Huntley, nicknamed Snoop for the great performance
[00:54:41] of eh the Baltimore Ravens' quarterback leading a
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[00:54:48] Kelly Osborne publicly confirms that she has gained
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[00:54:58] the beginning of the year and Dodgers versus Brewers, what a
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[00:55:05] game of the National League Championship Series and take an early
[00:55:09] lead for the World Series
[00:55:13] ticket. And what are people seeing on noticias.telemundo.com? Well,
[00:55:16] first of all, you can watch our live newscast through our
[00:55:19] streaming channel Noticias Telemundo. Now they are also reading a chronicle by
[00:55:23] Alvinson Linares about voting restrictions in Texas.
[00:55:27] Hundreds of citizens are being required to prove their
[00:55:30] citizenship to remain registered in the electoral roll.
[00:55:33] Also, Hurricane Simon, which drops to category 3 as it moves through the
[00:55:37] Pacific, there is one person dead from Rachel in Mexico as well, and
[00:55:41] experts are questioning the Justice Department's investigation
[00:55:44] of five television stations in the country for alleged
[00:55:47] antitrust violations.
[00:55:50] We want to talk to you today about a
[00:55:53] vital hygiene product, super important for many of
[00:55:56] you, for us it's deodorant, it can't be
[00:56:00] missing, it may seem the same, but it's not.
[00:56:03] Deodorant and antiperspirant, one combats bad odor and the
[00:56:07] other reduces perspiration, not sweat,
[00:56:10] sweating, of course, we have analyzed it with
[00:56:13] a dermatologist and he
[00:56:16] really tells us that a YouGov survey revealed that
[00:56:20] one in 10 young Americans between 18 and 24
[00:56:24] years old had not used deodorant or
[00:56:27] antiperspirant in the previous month.
[00:56:29] In addition, almost 16 million people in the United States
[00:56:33] suffer from hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating, and as
[00:56:37] Carlos told us, yes, a very funny dermatologist,
[00:56:40] the Puerto Rican doctor with the keys to choosing a
[00:56:44] deodorant that is suitable for us,
[00:56:47] not everyone needs to use it, but the reality is
[00:56:51] that many of us need to use it, so when should
[00:56:55] it really be used, I would say starting
[00:56:57] around 14 years old for
[00:57:01] boys, maybe 13, 12. For girls, as we all
[00:57:05] know, we start going through puberty and that means
[00:57:08] generally that sex hormones are activated
[00:57:12] and therefore the smell starts to be a little stronger and
[00:57:15] the sweating is stronger and therefore, as you well said, deodorant
[00:57:19] helps mask the smell, but antiperspirant helps
[00:57:22] stop sweating, so
[00:57:26] many deodorants we buy on the street have both
[00:57:31] eh, about deodorant specifically, on social
[00:57:35] networks there is a certain movement that pushes back a little,
[00:57:38] right? For example, because of the aluminum issue,
[00:57:42] eh, what truths and myths are there that you can
[00:57:45] find as a user and dermatologist when you see social
[00:57:48] networks? That's right, eh, there has always been this
[00:57:52] controversy about aluminum in
[00:57:54] antiperspirants, and what we know today is that there is no
[00:57:58] conclusive evidence that the aluminum in
[00:58:02] deodorants is associated with breast cancer, which is the most
[00:58:05] asked about due to its proximity, but the question has also been raised
[00:58:09] about whether aluminum in antiperspirants can
[00:58:12] be part of what causes Alzheimer's, and what we know
[00:58:15] is that perhaps aluminum in the diet or more
[00:58:19] like a toxic metal could, there are some
[00:58:23] indications that perhaps it could be associated, but that it is not the cause of
[00:58:26] Alzheimer's, but it has never been seen that antiperspirants are that
[00:58:29] source because almost none of that aluminum is absorbed into the
[00:58:33] bloodstream, so we should worry more about tuna than about
[00:58:37] deodorant. No,
[00:58:39] exactly, tuna, tuna that is famous
[00:58:43] for being so big, oh, for being so big
[00:58:46] for having a lot.
[00:58:48] Go ahead, doctor, that's what you smelled, you smelled a little and you screamed,
[00:58:52] how doctor? I put on deodorant this morning, listen, at what
[00:58:56] moment, eh, do you recommend only once a day or should
[00:58:59] it be more often? That's a great question, I recently posted something
[00:59:03] saying that if you sweat a lot, the ideal is to put it on at night before
[00:59:07] going to bed so that it works, the aluminum blocks the sweating
[00:59:10] channel and therefore the earlier you put it on,
[00:59:14] the more effective it will be. So
[00:59:18] some people can put a little more on in the morning, I usually put it on before
[00:59:21] going to bed, I always did that while I lived in Puerto Rico and now
[00:59:25] it stuck with me. The reality is that you don't need it to sleep, I feel bad,
[00:59:29] I don't use it at night, me neither, me neither and it's not
[00:59:33] really necessary, but it was a habit to bathe and put it on, yes,
[00:59:36] and even more so in Puerto Rico where we slept without air conditioning in our case, it's
[00:59:40] very hot there, that's a good idea, but yes, many
[00:59:44] people only need it once, there are people who sweat more and we
[00:59:47] see them in clinics and there are prescribed medications that they can
[00:59:51] use to stop that sweating,
[00:59:54] what intimacies have we shared here
[00:59:58] today, eh, the important thing is that we use it, that we use it and
[01:00:03] which, yes, yes, yes, that happens, it's normal and well, that's why in
[01:00:07] coverage I try to wear white, of course,
[01:00:10] eh, navy blue, but I avoid that baby
[01:00:13] blue color because that in coverage, you know that sometimes using the
[01:00:17] same deodorant, time passes and it no longer works, you have to change it, it has
[01:00:21] happened to me, goodbye, it's Monday, let's go for the week,
[01:00:40] Thank you for joining us weather alert for bad weather in the
[01:00:44] Pacific, Cyclone Simon of category 3 causes
[01:00:48] damage in Mexico, while the remnants of Rachel
[01:00:51] cause floods and dangerous waves in Southern
[01:00:55] California, here we have the details. And indignation
[01:00:58] grows.