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[00:00:00] But before closing this edition, I want to share that
[00:00:04] today is my last weekend of the year here in the studio
[00:00:07] because in a couple of days, Max, friends, I'm going to wait to
[00:00:11] take care of Nicolás, who is almost here. The most beautiful blessing will arrive.
[00:00:15] Fatima, you know we love you very much and we wait for you back
[00:00:18] here. We leave you in good hands, Max, and the rest of the team,
[00:00:22] of course. Happy
[00:00:23] week.
[00:00:34] Tonight on Noticias Telemundo, the pilots of the private plane that crashed in
[00:00:37] Palm Beach County reported turbulence, ice, and rain minutes
[00:00:41] before the air
[00:00:41] accident.
[00:00:46] The plane burst into flames and left a crater in the pavement of the
[00:00:49] avenue. Nine people who were on board died, and audios of
[00:00:53] a pilot reveal her desperation before impact.
[00:00:57] One loses the medicine and... they
[00:01:00] blame one for saying one doesn't want to
[00:01:03] go. Migrants held in the Tacoma
[00:01:06] detention center in Washington denounce poor conditions including
[00:01:10] food and lack of health care, while Geo Group, which operates
[00:01:14] it, obtains a $1.5 billion contract
[00:01:17] to continue managing it for 10 years.
[00:01:21] Two days before the elections that will define
[00:01:23] served in bad conditions. They accepted who takes control of Congress, a record number of voters exercise their
[00:01:26] right, including Latinos in Texas. And given the possibility that
[00:01:30] Democrats will gain a majority in Congress, President Trump
[00:01:34] assures that he would become Mr.
[00:01:36] Veto.
[00:01:39] The southwest of the United States is under alert for possible flash
[00:01:43] floods and overflowing rivers. In Sedona, Arizona,
[00:01:47] there were numerous rescues amidst currents of water that dragged
[00:01:50] vehicles and flooded homes. I
[00:01:54] joined the nature guides group because
[00:01:57] I felt I could learn new things
[00:02:00] about the environment. A ecological school in Colombia seeks
[00:02:04] to raise awareness among children from an early age, turning them into great
[00:02:08] allies in the fight for a sustainable future. Learn about this
[00:02:11] beautiful project in our Earth
[00:02:14] segment.
[00:02:17] Telemundo News tonight with Johanna
[00:02:22] and solar energy, to Suárez.
[00:02:27] This is the moment a private jet crashed
[00:02:30] on a road in Palm Beach County in South Florida with nine
[00:02:34] people on board. Hello, good evening and thank you for being
[00:02:38] with us. The Secretary of Transportation reported that all occupants of
[00:02:41] the aircraft lost their lives. According to air traffic
[00:02:44] control recordings, the jet experienced problems shortly before impact.
[00:03:04] seconds later, as you heard, the pilot
[00:03:08] says they are going to crash. Tonight, hundreds of people remain
[00:03:11] evacuated from a mobile home community while the accident is being
[00:03:14] investigated. Miguel Santiagoban from Telemundo Miami has the
[00:03:18] details:
[00:03:22] like a missile hitting the ground, that's how a private plane crashed in Palm
[00:03:25] Beach County this Sunday afternoon. The accident, unfortunately, left all
[00:03:29] 9 people on board without life. But I heard a
[00:03:33] boom, it made the whole house
[00:03:36] shake and the lights went
[00:03:39] out for about 5 minutes and then they came on again.
[00:03:43] The Learjet 60 aircraft had
[00:03:46] taken off from Austin, Texas, bound for the Bahamas, but around
[00:03:50] 12:50 p.m. it crashed
[00:03:53] so-called Alcatraz of the Alligators in near Military Trail and 10th North
[00:03:54] Avenue.
[00:04:00] It was like a missile coming down and a massive
[00:04:03] explosion, debris going everywhere, uh, and to
[00:04:06] have those uh people on board, um,
[00:04:10] is really a tragic uh
[00:04:12] way um to to see uh people uh pass away,
[00:04:16] so
[00:04:16] uh.
[00:04:21] The sound, it was like a practically, we've seen
[00:04:24] movies of, of, of missiles, right? That's what it
[00:04:27] sounded like when it fell. The tragic incident
[00:04:31] occurred just 7.8 miles from Mar-a-Lago. The White
[00:04:34] House reported that President Donald Trump left Donald Trump International
[00:04:37] Airport in West Palm Beach just an hour before the
[00:04:41] explosion. When I saw the first thing that came to my mind was
[00:04:44] that they entered a phenomenon called Mac
[00:04:48] Talk. The nose, instead
[00:04:51] of being able to go up, keeps going down, so
[00:04:55] the pilot loses control, he can't lift the nose.
[00:04:59] Experts say that... weather conditions could have something to do
[00:05:02] with the accident. And my first question is what were they doing flying
[00:05:06] so close to that storm? Uh, storms
[00:05:09] are uh very dangerous. That
[00:05:12] prototype, when one is penetrating a
[00:05:16] storm, initially
[00:05:18] feels gusts of water on the
[00:05:22] window and then comes ice and then
[00:05:26] turbulence and then the
[00:05:29] loss of control of the plane.
[00:05:32] Miguel Santi Esteban's report, and now we move on to another news story while
[00:05:36] men detained in a migration center in Tacoma, Washington, denounce
[00:05:40] problems with food and medical attention. The company that operates the center
[00:05:44] received a new federal contract for 10 years. Two congresswomen who
[00:05:48] visited the place question the transparency of the agreement and ask for an
[00:05:51] investigation. Wendy Castillo expands on it: Well, I feel
[00:05:55] bad. After more than 20 years of living and working in
[00:05:58] the United States, Elías was arrested by ICE and transferred to this
[00:06:02] center in Tacoma, Washington. He has been detained for 7 months and
[00:06:06] assures that his diabetes has worsened due to problems in
[00:06:09] receiving his medication. I have to receive a pill that they
[00:06:13] give me for, for the same thing. According to the complaint, they don't always
[00:06:16] give it to him, yet in the records it appears as if he
[00:06:20] had rejected it. One loses the medicine
[00:06:24] and they blame one for saying
[00:06:27] one doesn't want to go, and that's a lie. In addition to questioning
[00:06:30] medical attention, he says that sometimes the food is
[00:06:36] my voluntary Greomar, another detainee
[00:06:39] faces a different situation, he assures that he already signed
[00:06:42] a voluntary deportation to return to Venezuela, but says that the
[00:06:46] authorities only offer to send him to Mexico,
[00:06:49] which I don't want to go to Mexico because I am afraid to go to Mexico, because when I
[00:06:53] crossed through Mexico, I was kidnapped and they
[00:06:56] took my passport and my belongings from there. In the midst of these complaints,
[00:07:00] Geo Group announced that it received a new ICE contract to continue
[00:07:03] operating this facility with capacity for more than
[00:07:06] 1,600 people. We are ready to continue helping the
[00:07:10] federal government meet its immigration law enforcement
[00:07:14] priorities, said the company, which expects to generate
[00:07:17] approximately $140 million annually until
[00:07:21] October
[00:07:21] 2036.
[00:07:25] But the agreement is already under the microscope. After visiting the center,
[00:07:29] these Democrats also say they have received complaints about the
[00:07:32] conditions and medical
[00:07:34] attention.
[00:07:38] In addition, they questioned the lack of transparency of the contract, since according
[00:07:41] to them, only Geo had submitted a bid. They ask
[00:07:45] to investigate the process and the restrictions, the state
[00:07:48] supervision. Geo Group did not respond to the congresswomen's questions
[00:07:52] nor to our request for comments on the
[00:07:55] new contract. For its part, DHS rejected the
[00:07:59] accusations and assured that the health and well-being of detainees
[00:08:02] are a priority and dismissed their
[00:08:05] complaints as false. Detainees also say that conditions
[00:08:09] are going from bad to worse. Earlier this year, this
[00:08:13] center had a capacity for 1575
[00:08:17] beds, but in August that changed,
[00:08:20] they added 60 more beds. That has caused, according
[00:08:23] to them, overcrowding. Another thing they are reporting are
[00:08:27] skin problems, they don't know if it's due to water, to the
[00:08:31] sheets or maybe some product that is in the
[00:08:34] place. That's the information, back to you. Thank you,
[00:08:38] Wendy, and today in San Antonio, the 62 immigrants who died in ICE
[00:08:42] custody since President Trump returned to the White
[00:08:45] House were remembered.
[00:08:50] The group gathered outside a 640,000 square foot
[00:08:54] warehouse on the east side of the city. There, the federal government plans
[00:08:58] to open a detention center. Those present at the vigil said that
[00:09:02] they do not want the conditions of the
[00:09:05] Florida to be repeated. And with two days left until the midterm elections
[00:09:09] and more than 54 million Americans have
[00:09:12] already voted, there is a political shake-up in the Senate race
[00:09:16] in Michigan. Democratic Representative Haley
[00:09:19] Stevens breaks with her party and endorses Republican Senate candidate
[00:09:23] Mike Rogers. Meanwhile, President Trump
[00:09:26] assures that if Democrats gain control of Congress, he would
[00:09:30] become Mr. Veto. Javier Vega tells us
[00:09:33] more. The Senate race in Michigan is heating
[00:09:36] up.
[00:09:38] With Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens crossing the line to support
[00:09:42] Republican candidate Mike Rogers, President Trump celebrated
[00:09:46] the decision as a big deal, calling Stevens a highly respected
[00:09:50] Democrat in an act he described as courageous. Democratic candidate
[00:09:53] Abdul El Sayed downplayed the
[00:09:55] move,
[00:09:58] considering it a distraction. In the end, this is a democracy and everyone
[00:10:02] has the right to support whoever they want, but there is an energy in
[00:10:05] Michigan that Democrats can take, not
[00:10:09] only the Senate, but also the governorship. At the same time, President Trump
[00:10:12] gave the Republican campaign a final boost with events in
[00:10:15] Iowa and Kansas, two states he won comfortably in
[00:10:18] 2024, but which today have tight Senate races
[00:10:21] in rallies he had originally canceled.
[00:10:35] Trump faces troubling signs in his party according to the latest NBC
[00:10:38] News poll, among Republican voters not identified with
[00:10:42] Maga, 46% disapprove of his management and more than
[00:10:45] half are dissatisfied with the economy. Well, that he has lost
[00:10:49] popularity does not mean that he is not capable of rescuing a few last votes
[00:10:53] that at least.
[00:11:25] 87% more ballots than in 2022, hours
[00:11:28] before their verdict is known at the polls. Regarding Alaska, the
[00:11:32] Trump administration has already appealed the judicial decision against it,
[00:11:36] while in the face of the controversy in Michigan, Democratic leaders have
[00:11:39] reacted with indignation, calling it a betrayal that their
[00:11:43] congresswoman has supported the Republican
[00:11:46] candidate. In Washington, Javier Vega, Noticias
[00:11:50] Telemundo. A new NBC News poll shows that
[00:11:53] Democrats have a considerable advantage in the fight for control
[00:11:57] of Congress as rejection of President Donald Trump's management increases.
[00:12:01] The president's disapproval rating has risen to
[00:12:04] 60%, a historic high during his two terms, while his
[00:12:08] approval stands at 40%. Voters
[00:12:11] now prefer a Congress under Democratic control by a margin of
[00:12:15] seven points, 52% compared to
[00:12:18] 45% who prefer Republican
[00:12:21] control, a two-point advantage greater than
[00:12:23] last month's poll, and for the first time in 30 years of NBC
[00:12:27] News polls, 51% of voters
[00:12:30] said they were dissatisfied with their
[00:12:33] financial situation.
[00:12:35] Halloween night was violent
[00:12:38] across the country, several shootings left 13 dead and 67
[00:12:42] injured.
[00:12:43] The most violent occurred in
[00:12:49] Dallas where four people lost their lives and 15 were injured. There, the
[00:12:53] police believe it was three different incidents unrelated
[00:12:57] to each other. At least one person is in custody in connection with one of
[00:13:00] them. Some people transported themselves to the
[00:13:04] hospital, so the number of victims could
[00:13:07] increase. Extreme
[00:13:11] floods hit Sedona, Arizona, where
[00:13:15] emergency teams carried out numerous rescues amidst
[00:13:18] currents of water that dragged vehicles and flooded homes. Firefighters
[00:13:22] reminded that it is very
[00:13:25] important not to cross
[00:13:29] flooded areas and to move immediately
[00:13:32] to higher ground if in danger. The meteorological
[00:13:36] service warned about life-threatening floods.
[00:13:39] And in Mexico, today there was a march that remembered a former mayor,
[00:13:43] a year after the assassination of Carlos Manso, his widow, today's
[00:13:46] mayor, leads a movement that does not want to take a single
[00:13:49] step back in the face of violence. Ana Méndez tells us
[00:13:52] more.
[00:13:55] The "sombrero" movement returned to the
[00:13:57] streets.
[00:14:01] A year after the brutal assassination of Carlos Manso, former municipal president
[00:14:05] of Uruapan, Michoacán, they mobilized to raise their voices against
[00:14:08] the violence that strikes their community. Michoacán will not
[00:14:12] be conquered, we will defend it from peace,
[00:14:15] from a cry for justice and hand in hand with all
[00:14:18] citizens.
[00:14:59] in retaliation for the operations carried out against
[00:15:01] him. Currently, there are 34 detainees,
[00:15:05] including members of the criminal cell, former officials and seven
[00:15:08] bodyguards. The head of escorts remains at large.
[00:15:12] Everything indicates that there is a
[00:15:15] very acute, deep
[00:15:17] infiltration of the former municipal president's
[00:15:21] inner circle. The prosecutor's office still needs to review two phones.
[00:15:25] Devices that, a year later, Grecia Quiróz still refuses to
[00:15:28] hand over. Now, amidst intense police surveillance
[00:15:32] in the same place where he died, residents remember him as someone who
[00:15:35] they say always looked out for the people.
[00:15:38] Unfortunately, Carlos Manzo is no longer with us, but
[00:15:41] we are still here, and they assure that they will continue mobilizing because
[00:15:44] Michoacán does not want to live with fear, it wants to live in
[00:15:48] peace. Justice. In Mexico, Ana Méndez, Noticias
[00:15:51] Telemundo.
[00:15:54] The detection of the stem borer in avocados forced the disposal of
[00:15:57] large quantities of fruit intended for export to the international
[00:16:00] market. It is estimated that up to 52 tons were destroyed
[00:16:04] in Michoacán, in Jalisco, Colima and also in Nayarit. Producers
[00:16:08] emptied trucks and dumped boxes of avocados into pits to
[00:16:11] burn and bury them according to protocols to eliminate
[00:16:15] this pest. And the uncertainty ends for many families of the
[00:16:19] victims of the train accident in Toledo, Spain. Forensic
[00:16:22] teams have identified 56 of the 69
[00:16:25] deceased and notified their families, but there are still
[00:16:29] 13 people to be identified, all of foreign
[00:16:32] nationality. The judge investigating the accident demands that the
[00:16:36] search efforts not be interrupted.
[00:16:39] And at 20 years old, Andrea Kimi Antonelli became the youngest
[00:16:43] Formula 1 champion in history in Mexico. We'll have the
[00:16:47] details when we
[00:16:48] return.
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[00:21:24] The Argentine superclásico once again paralyzed football. Boca Juniors
[00:21:28] and River Plate faced each other in one of the most famous and passionate derbies
[00:21:32] on the planet. This time, Boca won 1-0 at La Bombonera
[00:21:36] before 57, spectators in a match that ended with two
[00:21:40] red cards for River Plate's eleven. And now a
[00:21:43] taste of what you'll see tonight on "El Pelotazo" with Veronica
[00:21:46] Rodriguez.
[00:21:50] Real Madrid continues its positive streak and Jude Bellingham reached a round
[00:21:54] figure with the "merengue" shirt. The Englishman scored his
[00:21:57] 50th goal with the white team in the 3-0 victory over
[00:22:00] Racing de Santander. Kylian Mbappé opened the scoring from a penalty,
[00:22:04] Bellingham extended the lead with a great finish after running half the field,
[00:22:08] and Jandro Mandé sealed it before halftime. José Mourinho's
[00:22:12] team added its fifth consecutive victory and remains three
[00:22:15] points behind leader
[00:22:16] Barcelona.
[00:22:20] celebrating his first triumph at the helm of Valencia, El Vasco won
[00:22:23] 1-0 against Martín Anzelmi's Elche, in a match where
[00:22:27] the home team was superior during the first half, but failed to capitalize on their
[00:22:31] opportunities. In the second half, Valencia
[00:22:34] grew and Umar Sadiq, with a great individual effort, scored the only
[00:22:38] goal of the match. Now we go to England where the reigning
[00:22:42] champion regained the Premier League throne. Arsenal took advantage of
[00:22:45] Manchester City's stumbles and won 1-0 against Liverpool
[00:22:49] at Anfield. Kai Havertz, in the 16th minute, scored the winning
[00:22:52] goal. The Gunners resisted the Reds' pressure and achieved
[00:22:56] their first victory at the Reds' stadium in the Premier League since
[00:22:59] 2012 and now enjoy a three-point lead at the
[00:23:03] top. And at the Hermanos Rodríguez racetrack, Kim Antonelli
[00:23:06] made history. The Italian finished third in the Mexican Grand Prix behind
[00:23:10] Max Verstappen, winner of the race, and Lewis Hamilton. At just
[00:23:14] 20 years and 68 days old, Antonelli became the
[00:23:17] youngest world champion in Formula 1 history, surpassing Sebastian Vettel's
[00:23:21] record. Italy once again has a
[00:23:24] world champion after 73
[00:23:26] years. Don't miss it, a school in Colombia is
[00:23:30] teaching children to save the planet and it does so with art, nature
[00:23:34] and recycled materials.
[00:23:37] In these midterm elections, the Latino vote counts more than
[00:23:41] ever. The result defines who controls Congress. Everything is
[00:23:44] decided on November 3rd at the polls, you have the power. Decision
[00:23:48] 20:26. 7 p.m. 4 Pacific on
[00:23:51] Telemundo. Miss Universe celebrates its
[00:23:55] 75 years from Puerto Rico and ours
[00:23:59] are coming in strong, a night where Latinas
[00:24:02] continue to shine, Miss Universe, Tuesday, November 24th live from
[00:24:06] coast to coast on Telemundo, three
[00:24:09] days, the countdown has begun, the country is about to make
[00:24:12] a decision and we will be here with the
[00:24:15] results, the analysis, everything you need to know,
[00:24:19] decision. 2026 exam to Trump 7 pm 4
[00:24:22] Pacific. Proposition 40 allows
[00:24:26] politicians to expand the tax to anyone and at
[00:24:29] any time, not only do we teach subjects, we teach
[00:24:33] critical thinking. Join Governor Newsom and
[00:24:36] educators in voting no on 40. Hello
[00:24:40] family, here's Raquel from El Pollo Supremo, here
[00:24:43] where the authentic Mexican and Cuban flavor are
[00:24:47] in every dish. They recognize us for our
[00:24:50] delicious chicken, but we have much more for you, hot and comforting
[00:24:54] chicken soup, flavorful buffalo wings, fresh fish and
[00:24:58] of course, our famous chicken, homemade,
[00:25:01] delicious and authentically seasoned food. We await you
[00:25:05] at El Pollo
[00:25:07] Supremo.
[00:25:09] Ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:25:12] law. Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:25:16] expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:25:20] voter approval. There are no controls or
[00:25:22] supervision. The majority of the money can remain with
[00:25:26] health insurers instead of going to offices and
[00:25:29] clinics. We don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:25:32] critical thinking. Join Governor Newsom, educators,
[00:25:36] doctors, and unions in voting no on 40. What
[00:25:40] does voting yes on Proposition 42 mean?
[00:25:43] Voting yes prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on
[00:25:47] your personal assets, including your retirement and...
[00:26:07] and working families say yes, vote yes on 42, protect your retirement and your savings. Proposition
[00:26:10] 40 caught our attention, what we discovered surprised us,
[00:26:14] it is forcing businesses to leave California and if we look at the fine
[00:26:18] print, they can apply these taxes to any of
[00:26:20] us, we are not going to vote
[00:26:23] no. Villains Game Monday
[00:26:27] to Friday and Sundays on
[00:26:29] Telemundo.
[00:26:34] New educational models in Latin America seek to prepare new generations
[00:26:38] for the challenges of the climate crisis. In Colombia, there is a school
[00:26:41] built under ecological criteria where children
[00:26:44] learn through direct contact with nature. Maribel Osorio tells
[00:26:48] us more.
[00:27:03] This school in San Jerónimo, Colombia, proudly displays this
[00:27:06] title: First Sustainable School in Colombia. It is
[00:27:09] sustainable because it manages water, it manages
[00:27:12] energy, it manages wind, it manages all environmental
[00:27:16] processes in an integrated way. And not only that, its
[00:27:19] mission is to teach new generations how our
[00:27:22] actions have effects on the environment.
[00:27:25] We learn about animals that no,
[00:27:29] we knew, we also learn about which
[00:27:32] are in sections and must be taken care of. She
[00:27:36] is part of the nature guardians club where children
[00:27:40] learn in a practical way to conserve the
[00:27:43] environment and use resources
[00:27:45] responsibly. I joined the nature guardians
[00:27:49] group because I felt I could learn
[00:27:53] new things about the environment, from a theater
[00:27:56] class or a
[00:27:57] dance,
[00:28:00] each activity is an opportunity to... teach them to take care of their
[00:28:04] environment. We try to make sure that all areas and all
[00:28:07] pedagogical projects are focused on or lead to the same
[00:28:11] thing: education, caring for the planet. In constant contact with
[00:28:14] nature, they learn to make compost,
[00:28:18] remember when we made it it was full to the top,
[00:28:21] right? To take advantage of rainwater
[00:28:25] reuse what others consider trash, to
[00:28:28] transmit love for planet
[00:28:30] Earth.
[00:28:32] family, the first one who was a guardian was my cousin
[00:28:35] Sofía, and then when this came
[00:28:39] I left the legacy to my little sister. The Uruguayan organization Tacma, which has
[00:28:43] led four other projects like this in Latin America,
[00:28:47] built the school with palm leaves, wattle and daub, guadua,
[00:28:50] cans, tires, and glass bottles. All these
[00:28:54] materials were collected by the same community that continues
[00:28:57] to participate in the school through environmental workshops
[00:29:00] for adults.
[00:29:03] This school is a model for other institutions that have understood that childhood
[00:29:06] is the best time to learn and share
[00:29:10] healthy habits for the planet. In
[00:29:13] Colombia, Maribel Osorio, Noticias,
[00:29:15] Telemundo.
[00:29:19] And definitely, education is the most powerful tool
[00:29:23] to transform society and especially at that age.
[00:29:27] Madrid was filled with color, makeup, and Mexican
[00:29:30] tradition. Hundreds of people dressed as catrinas walked through the
[00:29:34] center of the Spanish capital to celebrate All Saints' Day,
[00:29:37] a parade with music and costumes that brought to
[00:29:41] Europe one of the most emblematic expressions of Mexican
[00:29:45] culture that has captivated the whole world. And the sky of
[00:29:49] Guatemala is filled with color with the Giant Kites Festival,
[00:29:52] a tradition of almost 130 years to honor
[00:29:56] loved ones who have passed away. These handmade
[00:29:59] kites that can reach 65 feet in
[00:30:02] height are flown every November 1st as
[00:30:06] a symbol of connection between the living and their deceased, a
[00:30:09] celebration recognized by UNESCO as an intangible
[00:30:12] cultural heritage of humanity. Thus we conclude,
[00:30:16] have a very good night and an excellent one.
[00:30:54] This is the big hit
[00:30:56] definitively.