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[00:00:31] Good morning, today is Monday, November 2nd. This is what's
[00:00:34] happening now. Dramatic
[00:00:35] moments.
[00:00:40] The investigation reveals the pilot's warnings before the jet crashed
[00:00:43] in South Florida. We're out of time,
[00:00:47] she warns. Deaths of all nine people on
[00:00:50] board confirmed. Here in West Palm Beach, the perimeter remains closed and
[00:00:54] authorities keep the investigation open while neighbors are still in
[00:00:57] shock. One day left until the midterm
[00:01:01] elections, with political surprises like a Democrat
[00:01:04] dropping out of the race and endorsing her Republican opponent,
[00:01:08] and Trump's final rally in Kansas, where he had said he wouldn't go, but then changed
[00:01:12] his mind. Trump will be "Mr. Veto" if Democrats win
[00:01:16] tomorrow's elections, that's what the president says in a new
[00:01:19] interview. He warns that when he
[00:01:22] listening to what affects disagrees, he will block the
[00:01:23] website of the projects approved by Congress. Today, we begin Telemundo News'
[00:01:26] special coverage of the elections on television,
[00:01:30] streaming, social media, and always live on YouTube. We're also with
[00:01:35] possible. Let's go to the temperatures because what you, seeing how you're experiencing it. In Arizona, for example, people are going to vote as a family. We live the
[00:01:39] experience with a mother and her son who are going to the polls for the first time after
[00:01:42] becoming naturalized. They find the desire to vote by looking for a
[00:01:46] Democratic candidate now drops out of change in the economy. What motivates you? Tension
[00:01:49] with ICE
[00:01:50] agents
[00:01:54] in Southern California occurred when the
[00:01:57] page, you can enter at the community tried to document an operation. Witnesses claim
[00:02:00] officers fired rubber bullets
[00:02:02] revealed the identity of the victims. What and hit a child. An
[00:02:04] ICE agent will surrender. He is charged with intentionally
[00:02:08] scene here on the ground. For the running over a man in Houston, Texas, and is expected to appear in court
[00:02:11] today. The immigrant suffered fractures and had to undergo
[00:02:14] surgery. Rescues amid extreme floods
[00:02:17] in several parts of Arizona. Water currents dragged cars
[00:02:21] and flooded homes. We will have
[00:02:23] waiting for that update from tips for such
[00:02:25] 2019 they lost the majority in situations and the forecast with Mr. Weather.
[00:02:28] Half a century of the New York
[00:02:31] that more details of everything that Marathon. 50 years of the competition in which some 60,000
[00:02:34] runners participated. The winner was running his first race of this
[00:02:37] type. We present him here and we see the atmosphere along the more than
[00:02:41] 26 miles. Day of the Dead is today.
[00:02:45] It's that day that the living celebrate and think more than
[00:02:48] ever about those who left us. We will see the most
[00:02:53] taxes, it only maintains start with the pre-show from 3 are asking people to go to emotional images from the last few hours, also what's coming, and
[00:02:55] this morning we're having "pan de muerto" for breakfast with
[00:02:57] you.
[00:03:02] I think immigration is what
[00:03:05] How are things? The west of the country joins us now. We're starting a week in which
[00:03:09] Telemundo News will be constantly here for what
[00:03:12] you need to know at every
[00:03:14] midterm elections that will renew moment. We've been doing it with commitment and this week is decisive. It's
[00:03:17] elections. Welcome, welcome November everyone, thanks for being
[00:03:21] here. Let's get to the news immediately, starting with these harsh
[00:03:24] images.
[00:03:30] increase in Latino,
[00:03:59] minuciosa todos los datos, es bien interesante todo lo
[00:04:05] You can hear the pilot's anxiety, "we're out of
[00:04:09] time," the pilot says at
[00:04:11] data, by the way, we are live the end. It's a tragedy that shakes this community in South Florida.
[00:04:14] Our correspondent Marisett Vereni is at the scene where everything
[00:04:17] happened, very attentive to what the authorities, who are about to speak,
[00:04:21] say. What's the latest?
[00:04:24] Yes, we are precisely just
[00:04:26] for the authorities' press conference where steps away from this catastrophic scene, as
[00:04:28] you can see. It is a very active scene.
[00:04:32] At this hour, authorities continue to investigate the situation,
[00:04:36] trying to determine what caused all
[00:04:39] this very regrettable situation. What we do know is
[00:04:42] that the community is in shock. Many are still in shock
[00:04:46] after everything they saw just a few
[00:04:48] hours ago.
[00:04:51] This is the moment a private jet plummets. From any angle,
[00:04:55] the images of this accident shock anyone who
[00:04:59] sees them.
[00:05:02] Minutes before crashing, this communication from the pilot to
[00:05:05] air traffic
[00:05:07] control.
[00:05:10] In her voice, you could feel the anguish and... desperation when the
[00:05:14] plane lost 35,000 feet of altitude in a matter of 3
[00:05:17] minutes. Upon crashing, a massive
[00:05:20] explosion shook the area and left a huge crater in the middle
[00:05:24] of a road in Palm Beach County, South
[00:05:27] Florida. The scene generated confusion and fear among
[00:05:31] witnesses. The sound, no, the sound was like a
[00:05:34] practically we've seen movies of of of of missiles, right, that
[00:05:38] you could hear when elections and in Los Angeles the
[00:05:42] earth trembled. This family, who lives just steps
[00:05:45] from the site, says that a delay in leaving their house
[00:05:49] saved their lives. They are still trying to assimilate what
[00:05:52] they saw minutes after the tragedy. It was a huge
[00:05:55] hole, it was in flames, they didn't even
[00:05:59] let us get any closer
[00:06:02] because it was in flames and in fact in the video you can hear, I told him
[00:06:06] let's go because this could explode, this is going to catch more fire.
[00:06:09] Approximately 600 people were evacuated from their
[00:06:13] homes because of the accident that occurred shortly before
[00:06:17] 1 p.m. on Sunday. The Learjet 60 had
[00:06:20] taken off from Austin, Texas, and was headed for the
[00:06:24] Bahamas. When I first saw it, the first thing that came to mind was that
[00:06:28] they entered a phenomenon called a "mach tuck,"
[00:06:31] the nose, instead of being able to go up,
[00:06:35] it keeps going down. So the pilot loses
[00:06:38] control, he can't lift the nose. At the tragic scene.
[00:06:50] For its part, Bombardier expressed its condolences after the accident involving one of its planes
[00:06:54] and assured that they will cooperate with authorities during the
[00:06:58] investigation.
[00:07:01] Governor Ron DeSantis
[00:07:04] catastrophic and said the plane looked like a missile when it
[00:07:08] hit the ground. And at this
[00:07:11] hour, authorities have not
[00:07:14] they did confirm is that there were no deaths or injuries at the
[00:07:20] moment, we are waiting for a press conference in the coming hours where
[00:07:24] we hope they will offer more details. We'll be keeping an eye on that
[00:07:27] press conference. You arrived very early, you've spoken off-camera
[00:07:31] with the authorities, waiting for those new data that
[00:07:35] they are collecting and will officially give at that
[00:07:37] conference.
[00:07:39] Yes, I can tell you that access here is quite limited. No one
[00:07:42] can enter the area where we are, only the authorities and
[00:07:46] us as media. Earlier I had the
[00:07:49] opportunity to speak with some residents and even owners
[00:07:53] of some restaurants just steps from this place where the
[00:07:57] explosion dominated yesterday
[00:08:00] Sunday afternoon. No one has access, no one has access. They
[00:08:05] shelters, that is the safest place to be while the investigation
[00:08:08] continues. Thank you, Mari, we'll continue connecting with you later...
[00:08:12] I'm still live there.
[00:08:13] allí,
[00:08:21] Meanwhile, we have more information for you because we are on the eve of the
[00:08:26] the House of Representatives, part of the
[00:08:29] Senate, 36 governorships across the country. Before the official day,
[00:08:33] almost 55 million people have
[00:08:36] voted, at a higher rate than in other midterm elections. There is
[00:08:40] data that points to a strong
[00:08:43] Latino voting. Many states have already closed early
[00:08:46] voting. On noticiastelemundo.com you can see who has voted the most so
[00:08:50] far and where. Yes, in terms of affiliation, more Democrats have
[00:08:54] voted than those registered as Republicans, and Texas
[00:08:57] is the state where citizens have cast the most votes
[00:09:01] so far. President Trump's last campaign
[00:09:04] rally with voters concluded last night in Kansas,
[00:09:08] ending his intense national tour ahead of tomorrow's
[00:09:11] elections. In previous rallies, protesters disrupted the
[00:09:15] event. In total, Trump in the last month was at 28 events in
[00:09:18] 19 states and there he acknowledged the physical wear and tear that
[00:09:22] travel has caused him, also his voice. He said he will now return to the White
[00:09:26] House to rest. This morning we learned that the president will give a speech this
[00:09:30] afternoon in the capital by the Reflecting Pool,
[00:09:33] he faces this event as his closing words of this
[00:09:37] campaign. And look, in Michigan, a political shock has
[00:09:40] occurred in the Senate race because Democratic Representative Haley
[00:09:44] Stevens broke with her party and now supports Republican
[00:09:47] Senate candidate Mike Rogers. She had lost the Democratic Party's
[00:09:51] primary for the Senate in Michigan. President Trump celebrated
[00:09:55] this surprise last-minute support. Javier Vega tells us what
[00:09:59] else the president said.
[00:10:01] The Senate race in Michigan
[00:10:03] is heating up,
[00:10:06] with Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens crossing the line to
[00:10:09] endorse Republican candidate Mike Rogers. President Trump
[00:10:13] celebrated the decision as "big," calling Stevens a very
[00:10:16] respected Democrat in an act he described as courageous.
[00:10:20] Democratic candidate Abdullah downplayed the
[00:10:22] move,
[00:10:25] considering it a distraction. In the end, this is a democracy and everyone
[00:10:29] has the right to support whoever they want, but there is an energy
[00:10:32] in Michigan that Democrats can win, not
[00:10:36] only the Senate, but also the governorship. President
[00:10:39] Trump gave the final push to the Republican campaign with events
[00:10:42] in Iowa and Kansas, two states he won comfortably in
[00:10:45] 2024 but which today have close Senate races in rallies he
[00:10:48] had originally
[00:10:51] canceled.
[00:11:02] Trump faces worrying signs in his party according to the latest NBC
[00:11:05] News poll. Among Republican voters not identified with
[00:11:09] MAGA, 46% disapprove of his management and more than
[00:11:12] half are dissatisfied with the economy. Well, having lost
[00:11:16] popularity does not mean that he is not capable of salvaging some last votes
[00:11:20] that at least, let's say, will not
[00:11:23] be an absolute disaster.
[00:12:00] That new NBC poll that Javier cites shows a greater rejection of Trump's management. The president's
[00:12:04] disapproval marks a historic high during his two
[00:12:07] terms. In contrast, 40% support his
[00:12:09] work. Voters prefer a Democratic-majority
[00:12:13] Congress by a slight margin. And for the first time in three decades, this poll shows
[00:12:17] more than half of voters say they are not satisfied
[00:12:20] with their financial
[00:12:21] situation.
[00:12:25] "Mr. Veto," as he called himself, if Democrats take control of the House of
[00:12:28] Representatives and the Senate, that is, if his rivals win, he will
[00:12:32] not allow their proposals to prosper, he says in an interview with the New York
[00:12:36] Post. However, he does believe that they will probably reach some
[00:12:39] agreements during the first two years of his two terms. Trump has
[00:12:43] had a favorable Congress with a Republican majority in both the House
[00:12:47] and the Senate, but in
[00:12:50] the House of Representatives and Democrats failed to gather
[00:12:53] the two-thirds necessary to override
[00:12:56] vetoes. We'll see what happens now. By the way, remember
[00:13:00] our special coverage of the big day, Telemundo news on the usual
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[00:13:11] Telemundo news now all day long. We're going to
[00:13:16] in the afternoon, broadcasting and of course the main program during the night with
[00:13:20] Julio B, a coverage that starts at noon for those of you watching
[00:13:24] now by... 52 and the rest of the West Coast, hello.
[00:13:27] Listen, the immigration agent who was charged with intentionally running over a
[00:13:31] man is expected to surrender today. The events occurred in Houston,
[00:13:34] Texas, during a pursuit in early October. Mario Alberto Morales
[00:13:38] faces charges of second-degree aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
[00:13:42] His lawyer stated that he had no intention of running over the immigrant,
[00:13:45] Miguel Parra, while pursuing him and another person who were trying to flee on
[00:13:49] foot. Miguel Parra suffered fractures, nerve damage, and had to
[00:13:53] undergo surgery, according to his lawyer. He is currently
[00:13:56] detained. We also inform you of a new incident that
[00:14:00] occurred when the community in California went to document that armed
[00:14:04] ICE agents were preparing in a parking lot. It was yesterday in Lake Forest in
[00:14:08] Orange County and tension rose during that encounter. At
[00:14:11] least four people were demanded to show their identification
[00:14:15] while recording. ICE refused, called the police. Activists
[00:14:18] claim that the county police have collaborated, have been
[00:14:22] collaborating with ICE.
[00:14:28] According to the activists' report, ICE responded by firing rubber bullets and they shared
[00:14:32] images of some injured. They claim that even a child and a woman were
[00:14:36] hit. One even asks one of the agents how he
[00:14:39] feels about it. According to what can be seen in the video, he
[00:14:42] responds, "It felt great." We have contacted ICE to
[00:14:46] get their version of what happened. We are
[00:14:48] waiting. How did it go after the
[00:14:52] extreme floods yesterday in Arizona, hitting three points of that
[00:14:56] state of Arizona, with images like this in Sedona? Emergency teams
[00:15:00] carried out multiple rescues. The water flooded homes and
[00:15:03] dragged cars. Look, firefighters warn that in situations like
[00:15:07] these, you must move immediately to higher ground, if you
[00:15:10] can. So let's see what weather awaits us today, Monday. Good morning, Carlos
[00:15:14] Robles, good morning, we hear you, tell us. Hello, good morning
[00:15:17] guys, good morning viewers. Today we are preparing to experience a
[00:15:21] severe weather event in the center of the country that as
[00:15:25] the first hours of the morning have been transpiring, really
[00:15:28] the risk of seeing quite intense
[00:15:32] storms has increased. It is a frontal system. Behind this front, if
[00:15:35] you notice, there is snow activity, that is, there is cold air in this
[00:15:39] area, while to the east, warm air. The
[00:15:42] combination of two air masses is what will be generating and
[00:15:46] energizing our atmosphere so that it can be producing even
[00:15:50] long-duration and above all intense tornadoes. I want you to see
[00:15:53] where the greatest risk is located. Now the city of
[00:15:56] Tulsa in Oklahoma is under
[00:15:59] level 3 severe weather. This means that tornadoes
[00:16:03] in that area can be long- duration and especially with wind
[00:16:07] over 160 miles per hour, all a product of
[00:16:11] that temperature contrast, including cities like
[00:16:14] Wichita Falls, the city of Dallas, Oklahoma City, Tulsa,
[00:16:17] Wichita, Kansas City, also the Springfield area, this is in
[00:16:21] Arkansas, could be seeing EF2
[00:16:24] tornadoes. What is the intensity of EF2 tornadoes?
[00:16:28] If you notice, winds between 136 and
[00:16:31] 165 miles per hour. It is not ruled out that in cities
[00:16:35] like Tulsa, Oklahoma, the tornadoes will be even more intense
[00:16:38] with intensities that can reach winds of up to 200 miles per hour,
[00:16:42] so please be very careful, seek shelter when those
[00:16:46] tornado warnings are issued. Tomorrow, voting day, the
[00:16:49] front arrives from Houston, to what is the Chicago area. These
[00:16:53] localities in the central United States are the ones that should be seeing the
[00:16:57] development of rain activity, but no severe
[00:17:00] weather compared to today, and look at all the accumulation of
[00:17:04] precipitation that could be occurring, so beyond this outbreak of
[00:17:07] severe weather, likewise floods can be
[00:17:12] is really generating this intense rain activity
[00:17:16] is that temperature contrast. Look how in the mountainous area the temperatures have
[00:17:19] already dropped considerably, while in the center and northeast of the country,
[00:17:23] the heat persists and if you notice today, Monday,
[00:17:26] in Kansas City 72 degrees, in Dallas
[00:17:29] 86, we are talking about temperatures in Dallas
[00:17:32] 16 degrees and 15 degrees above what is normal, in
[00:17:36] Minneapolis the same story, in Indianapolis it repeats,
[00:17:40] Buffalo, Philadelphia in the range of 60s,
[00:17:43] meanwhile for tomorrow, the heat intensifies in the Midwest of
[00:17:47] the country, Chicago with 73 degrees, Rochester
[00:17:50] 73, Baltimore, Raleigh between 71 and 75 degrees. If you
[00:17:53] notice, even to go out and vote, shorts and
[00:17:57] sandals, look, you can do it with
[00:18:00] great confidence. Meanwhile, the
[00:18:03] forecast as we approach the weekend, the heat
[00:18:07] remains in the northeast of the country and temperatures manage to drop a
[00:18:11] little over the northern plains of the United States and the
[00:18:15] Midwest. Chicago receives a slight drop in
[00:18:18] terms of temperatures and guys, this is what's
[00:18:21] happening with the weather. Remember if you live today in Texas, Oklahoma, and
[00:18:25] Kansas, please be very careful, try to seek
[00:18:28] shelter in totally enclosed locations. I'll pass it on
[00:18:32] to more, take care, we'll see you in a few minutes, Carlos. We'll continue
[00:18:36] watching Arizona. Hear a mother and her son who voted together for the first
[00:18:40] time. From that state, they share what motivates them and their priorities in this midterm
[00:18:43] election. And the frantic city stops to
[00:18:47] watch the runners. We have the best images of the New
[00:18:51] York
[00:18:51] Marathon.
[00:18:55] Do you know why I use Calci? Because I can make predictions about almost anything.
[00:18:59] Soccer,
[00:19:01] live events, music, whatever
[00:19:04] it is. What is Kashi?
[00:19:37] If I am a woman in love who does not plan to lose the man of her
[00:19:41] life again, Jessica, I miss my
[00:19:44] friend.
[00:19:47] I need you to help me locate Catalina, my daughter could be
[00:19:51] dead.
[00:19:57] Catalina, I know that world is
[00:19:58] dangerous.
[00:20:06] I want to see. That woman
[00:20:09] should have been dead a long time ago. We will have the
[00:20:12] end we deserved years ago.
[00:20:25] Save yourself the trip. Speak. You forget, friend, that in my land, here
[00:20:29] I am the boss. When everything plays against you,
[00:20:33] right now what worries me is the skin. They would deport you to your
[00:20:36] country, with an active arrest warrant. Nothing is more
[00:20:40] effective than a dose of lead.
[00:20:42] Half.
[00:20:46] Who has the power now? The Lord of
[00:20:48] the Skies. Last episodes tonight 9 p.m. 8
[00:20:52] central on Telemundo and
[00:20:54] Peacock.
[00:20:58] Now, the complaint made by several detainees in an immigration prison in the
[00:21:01] state of Washington in Tacoma. They report problems with food, also
[00:21:05] with medical attention. The company that operates the center received a new
[00:21:08] 10-year federal contract. Two Democratic congresswomen visited the place and
[00:21:12] are questioning the transparency and are asking for an investigation. Wendy Castillo
[00:21:16] spoke with these incarcerated immigrants. Well,
[00:21:19] I feel. After more than 20 years of living and working in
[00:21:23] the United States, Elias was arrested by ICE and transferred to this
[00:21:27] center in Tacoma, Washington. He has been detained for 7 months and
[00:21:30] claims that his diabetes has worsened due to problems receiving
[00:21:34] his medications. I have to receive a pill they give me
[00:21:38] for the same thing. According to his complaint, they don't always
[00:21:41] give it to him. Even so, in the records it appears as if he
[00:21:45] had rejected it. One loses the medicine and
[00:21:49] they make you guilty. That you said you didn't want
[00:21:52] to go, and it's a lie. In addition to questioning medical attention,
[00:21:56] he says that sometimes the food is served in poor
[00:21:59] conditions. They accepted my voluntary, Greomar, another
[00:22:03] detainee faces a different situation. He claims he already signed
[00:22:06] his voluntary deportation to return to Venezuela, but he says that the
[00:22:10] authorities only offer to send him to Mexico,
[00:22:14] which I don't want to go to Mexico because I am afraid of Mexico, because when I
[00:22:17] crossed through Mexico, I was kidnapped and my passport and belongings were
[00:22:20] taken from me there. Amid these complaints,
[00:22:24] GEO Group announced that it received a new contract from ICE to continue
[00:22:28] operating this facility with a capacity for more than
[00:22:31] 1,600 people. "We are ready to continue assisting the
[00:22:34] federal government in meeting its immigration law enforcement
[00:22:38] priorities." They also claimed a lack of transparency in the
[00:22:41] contract, as according to them, only GEO had
[00:22:45] submitted a bid. They are asking to investigate the process and the
[00:22:48] restrictions.
[00:22:58] For its part, the DHS rejected the accusations and assured that the
[00:23:02] health and well-being of detainees are a priority and
[00:23:06] called their claims false.
[00:23:09] Detainees also say that conditions are going from bad to
[00:23:13] worse. Earlier this year, that center had a
[00:23:16] capacity for 1,575
[00:23:19] beds, but in... Post that changed, they increased
[00:23:23] 60 more beds, which has caused, according to them,
[00:23:26] overcrowding. Another thing they are reporting are skin problems,
[00:23:29] they don't know if it's due to water, sheets, or
[00:23:33] perhaps some product that is in the place. That's the
[00:23:37] information, back to you. Thanks, Wendy. Listen, Halloween night this
[00:23:41] weekend was very violent in the country. Several shootings left at least
[00:23:44] 13 dead and 67 injured. In at least 11 states there were
[00:23:48] incidents.
[00:23:53] The most violent occurred in Dallas, Texas, four people
[00:23:56] died, 15 more were injured. Police believe it
[00:24:00] was three different incidents, unrelated
[00:24:04] to each other. There is at least one person detained in connection with one of
[00:24:07] them. Some other injured people went to the hospital
[00:24:10] on their own, so the number of victims is believed to
[00:24:13] increase.
[00:24:16] Listen, since we are just hours away from it starting, we don't want to.
[00:24:28] This is the official hour with Julio and Aranza. We are even earlier,
[00:24:32] starting at 3 in the afternoon, noon in the Pacific, special
[00:24:35] especial con Claudia de la Fuente y Nicole Suárez y un
[00:24:38] myself, yes, you will be watching that screen, you haven't taken your eyes off that
[00:24:42] screen, you're resting this morning, that's where
[00:24:46] you can see all the data in
[00:24:49] happening from there is very interesting, and that special coverage will be
[00:24:52] available for free on YouTube from your smart TV,
[00:24:55] your cell phone, your computer, always available, of course, we are on all
[00:24:58] platforms and soon more news live.
[00:25:01] Until
[00:25:03] now.
[00:25:12] Good morning, it's 7:25 AM. At this
[00:25:15] time, Arlen Fernández greets and informs you. A San Jose party
[00:25:18] organizer who defrauded families wanting to celebrate
[00:25:22] quinceañeras would plead guilty today. Juan
[00:25:25] Martín Gaspar is accused of receiving thousands of dollars from at
[00:25:28] least seven families for food, venue rental,
[00:25:32] photos, videos, and other services without delivering anything he
[00:25:35] promised. Gaspar faces grand theft charges and is out on
[00:25:39] $100 bail. He is prohibited from working as an
[00:25:42] event organizer while his case is being resolved and is expected to
[00:25:46] appear in court this morning. Bay Area election leaders
[00:25:50] are urging voters not to mail their ballots and instead to
[00:25:54] deposit them in the ballot box.
[00:25:57] Authorities state that the postal service cannot
[00:26:01] guarantee a same-day postmark, so they
[00:26:04] strongly recommend that voters deposit their votes in official
[00:26:08] ballot boxes and polling centers to avoid postal delays.
[00:26:12] and it is not necessary to vote at the polling place closest to your
[00:26:15] home, you can cast your vote at any polling place
[00:26:18] in your county, and November is
[00:26:21] National Alzheimer's Awareness Month, and
[00:26:25] tonight landmarks across the United States, including the
[00:26:29] Bay Area, will light up turquoise, including the
[00:26:33] Libais Stadium, the Salsforce Tower, the
[00:26:36] Transamerica Pyramid building and the
[00:26:39] Oakland Convention Center, more than 6.2 million
[00:26:43] Americans live with this disease,
[00:26:46] it currently has no cure. Let's take a
[00:26:49] break and we'll be back with, let's take a look at those
[00:26:53] roads, a beautiful morning here in the Bay Area, details,
[00:26:56] get ready,
[00:26:59] you have to keep fighting, you can't let yourself be defeated if you fall. You have to
[00:27:02] get back up, your story has to be told, one day
[00:27:06] hot water and three four days not, your voice must be
[00:27:09] heard, please stop the eviction order, because you
[00:27:13] matter every day looking for solutions for you, we
[00:27:16] will tell you where you can find this free community pantry
[00:27:20] in your city, in your neighborhood
[00:27:24] you, Telemundo 48 news working for
[00:27:28] you, ambiguous language is bad in a task and worse in a
[00:27:32] law, Proposition 40 allows politicians to
[00:27:35] expand the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:27:39] voter approval, there are no controls or
[00:27:42] supervision, most of the money can stay with
[00:27:45] health insurers instead of clinics and
[00:27:48] doctors' offices, we don't just teach subjects, we teach
[00:27:52] critical thinking, join the governor, educators,
[00:27:55] doctors and unions in voting no on
[00:27:58] 40,
[00:28:01] at 7:28 you are watching live images of Highway
[00:28:05] 101, traffic flows without any problems,
[00:28:08] a little heavy, this is northbound, this is at the height of the city of San
[00:28:12] Jose which at this moment has a temperature of 48
[00:28:15] degrees, highs for San Jose today 67 and
[00:28:19] from here now we see the intersectal 80 leaving the
[00:28:22] city of Auckland where the temperature is 51
[00:28:26] degrees.
[00:28:29] Proposition 40 allows politicians to expand. this
[00:28:32] to anyone and at any time, we don't just teach
[00:28:36] subjects, we teach critical thinking,
[00:28:39] join Governor Newson and educators in voting no on
[00:28:42] 40, to always be prepared, trust the authority in the
[00:28:46] weather, I can reign, an independent service certifies us as the
[00:28:49] most accurate forecast, only by Telemundo 48, working
[00:28:53] for you, Proposition 40 caught our attention, what
[00:28:56] we discovered surprised us, it is forcing businesses to leave
[00:29:00] California and if we look at the fine print.
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[00:30:10] Decision 2026.
[00:30:14] decide and every vote counts. Being
[00:30:16] informed is crucial. At Noticias
[00:30:20] Telemundo we are ready to bring you the best
[00:30:23] coverage. The result defines who controls Congress.
[00:30:26] Live analysis and reactions,
[00:30:30] minute by minute with the best journalistic team from coast to coast.
[00:30:40] 7 p.m. 4 pacif against the road in a community in West Palm Beach, Florida, we have
[00:30:43] confirmation of the identity of at least one of them, about
[00:30:46] 600 people were evicted from their homes after the accident. The Federal
[00:30:50] Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the
[00:30:53] causes. Also, one day left until the midterm elections
[00:30:57] in Michigan, a Democrat supports her
[00:31:00] Republican opponent in.
[00:31:02] The president says that if Democrats gain control of Congress
[00:31:06] he will become Mr. Veto at the last minute, we know that the president
[00:31:10] will give his final words today in the nation's capital, almost
[00:31:14] millions of people have voted early,
[00:31:17] a record number. Three, moments
[00:31:20] of tension in Lake Forest California, when activists filming
[00:31:23] ICE agents demand identification. The officers
[00:31:27] refused and called the police. According to activists, they fired rubber
[00:31:30] bullets injuring a woman and a minor among others. An agent apparently
[00:31:34] responds that he felt great about what happened, we have requested a response from
[00:31:37] ICE. Four, Arizona faces extreme
[00:31:41] and sudden floods in the Sedona area, teams from... Agency
[00:31:45] carried out rescues amidst water currents, which dragged cars, which
[00:31:49] also flooded homes. Authorities ask
[00:31:52] residents to take shelter in such cases, on higher
[00:31:55] ground. Five, New York experienced a sports party with its traditional
[00:31:59] marathon, gathering almost 60,000 runners from all over the world. The
[00:32:03] Swede Andreas Salgren won the men's category in his debut,
[00:32:07] while the Kenyan Sheila Sheff Cury, conquered the women's
[00:32:10] title, they ran through the five boroughs of the city until
[00:32:13] reaching Central Park.
[00:32:16] and the rest, although the city turns into chaos due to all those closures and cuts,
[00:32:20] enjoy that party so much that shortly we will recap, with an image
[00:32:24] also of a man who was handing out water that some
[00:32:28] of the runners did not know how to identify, others did, others
[00:32:31] took out their cell phones to take a picture with him, we will see him
[00:32:35] here, greetings to everyone who joins us at this time in the morning live on your
[00:32:38] Telemundo channel in the west of the country and on Noticias Telemundo now, your
[00:32:42] streaming channel, they were asking us more through social
[00:32:46] networks about where to find the results we were
[00:32:49] talking about, and those we are updating daily where you can find the data
[00:32:53] of who has voted, who has not voted, on our website noticiastelemundo.com
[00:32:57] there is a tab that says decision
[00:33:00] 2026 there you go and for example it says early vote, it is being
[00:33:04] updated early starting tomorrow each, in
[00:33:07] fact the pages already exist, each state has its own
[00:33:12] moment we start receiving real votes. and update that
[00:33:16] at this time in West Palm Beach, in
[00:33:19] Florida, we go back there because there are updates on that air
[00:33:23] accident with nine people dead, yes, very attentive to the
[00:33:26] breaking news Mariset Merenique that begins and and that of course we are very
[00:33:30] attentive to what the authorities say about
[00:33:32] it.
[00:33:34] Claudia Damiá, we are still here
[00:33:38] the authorities, as they well say, a press conference was
[00:33:42] scheduled in the coming hours, there we hope
[00:33:46] this community is experiencing will be offered, a community that is facing grief,
[00:33:50] a totally unexpected situation, many are still in
[00:33:53] shock when this private plane
[00:33:57] crashed, I cannot explain all the emotions
[00:34:01] that many experienced here, I was talking from early hours with
[00:34:04] residents who even cried because they cannot believe that
[00:34:08] nine people have died in this way, they have
[00:34:11] also heard the phone call made by
[00:34:15] the co-pilot to the tower of control and and
[00:34:18] they are simply incredulous at what happened, here are some of their
[00:34:22] reactions, what was the first thing that went through your mind, this
[00:34:26] is war, the first thing that went through my mind was this is not
[00:34:29] normal, something is happening here, speechless, we
[00:34:33] were leaving a event here two
[00:34:36] blocks away from where it happened when the
[00:34:40] impact occurred and it was incredible, we were
[00:34:44] first left. We have been told that we have to wait at least
[00:34:47] 30 days to be able to see how we get back
[00:34:50] and how we survive as a business in an
[00:34:53] economy that is already bad, it
[00:34:57] hurts me, it hurts because it is a
[00:35:01] drink,
[00:35:04] that destiny is marked in each person,
[00:35:07] but such a sudden accident is very
[00:35:09] lamentable, very emotional this Mr. Santiago Pérez in
[00:35:13] that community today. Marisset, breaking news, it seems that the
[00:35:17] identity of one of the two pilots is confirmed,
[00:35:19] no, yes, it is the co-pilot, her
[00:35:23] name is Natalia Filgueiras, 21 years old,
[00:35:26] our team was communicating with her father, who confirmed
[00:35:30] this regrettable news, he did not want to give
[00:35:33] an interview, but he did say that his daughter died in this
[00:35:37] tragic scene and we are waiting
[00:35:41] it is expected that the death of Italy will be confirmed
[00:35:45] and the identity of the other eight people who were on board
[00:35:48] this aircraft will also be revealed, a lot is happening, the investigation is still
[00:35:52] active, it is a very busy scene, the police continue to arrive here at the scene
[00:35:56] trying to find an answer to everything that has
[00:35:59] happened and we are here minute by minute bringing you the
[00:36:03] information, yes, to understand what happened, why, why that aircraft ended up that
[00:36:06] way, thank you Mario, thank you Mariset, Natalia Filgueira that
[00:36:10] as
[00:36:11] you see.
[00:36:18] very young, yes, as you said, listen, we have to talk about elections, less than
[00:36:22] 24 hours for this, well, know that the organization Voto Latino says that
[00:36:26] during these previous days. 80% more
[00:36:29] people have voted than in previous midterm elections, that data was given before the
[00:36:33] weekend, we will see if finally in these last days Latinos continue to vote in
[00:36:37] that quantity, earlier we spoke with a political
[00:36:40] analyst to know how we reached this date
[00:36:44] that we have been waiting for tomorrow this has told us the
[00:36:47] spirit, the motivation that voters have had
[00:36:51] to make their will known, if
[00:36:54] they want to continue in the same system or vote for change,
[00:36:58] and democracy works better when
[00:37:02] more people participate and that is what we are seeing in these
[00:37:05] midterm elections. Just now that
[00:37:08] we were looking at the Telemundo News chat, there is a
[00:37:12] viewer Carolina Reymarquey who
[00:37:15] says from Massachusetts, how can you know before voting more
[00:37:19] about the candidates, about the questions, about the proposals, what do you
[00:37:22] recommend to those people who still do not have all the keys in
[00:37:26] their electoral district before voting,
[00:37:29] well, and that is something that many voters confront
[00:37:32] that they arrive at the polling place and realize
[00:37:36] that there are more than 20 names and most of them
[00:37:40] they have never heard of, except those who are running
[00:37:43] for the Senate, representatives, one of the ways to
[00:37:46] do it is to go to the
[00:37:50] city or state where they live and and
[00:37:54] put the district where they live, there it will give you the list of the... people
[00:37:58] who are running for positions in that
[00:38:01] district, in that, in that state, in that city,
[00:38:04] no, thank you, in your experience, analyzing
[00:38:08] political surprises like the one we just saw in Michigan, where the
[00:38:13] the race, supports the Republican candidate for Senate, does this
[00:38:17] have an effect on voters' decision,
[00:38:21] perhaps on undecided voters, we have to see
[00:38:24] that at this moment and it is the final round and what happens
[00:38:27] at the end, well, people already know, for example, if
[00:38:31] the cost of food, of gasoline,
[00:38:35] inflationary aspects is the most important thing,
[00:38:38] no, those who are part of a political base like
[00:38:42] the Trump base, those people will vote, despite
[00:38:45] any type of distraction, whether in favor or against, and in the
[00:38:49] case of Democrats, well, it's not more, I think it's more
[00:38:53] the independent voter who sometimes has no
[00:38:56] loyalty. for any party that a percentage
[00:39:00] of them could change their mind, but in the end this
[00:39:03] election is about economy above all, no, just now that he cites the
[00:39:06] independents on noticiastelemundo.com that we are the
[00:39:09] only Spanish media with our own electoral data, you can see from
[00:39:13] that early voting, the affiliation, whether it is
[00:39:16] Democratic, Republican or independent, the affiliation of those who have
[00:39:19] voted in early voting, does that mean
[00:39:22] anything, does it mean anything to know the affiliation of those who have gone to
[00:39:25] vote.
[00:39:28] Uh, if we look at what the history of early voting tells us,
[00:39:32] when there is a large number of early voters,
[00:39:35] it tends to favor the vote that is against,
[00:39:38] because it is more motivated, but there is much
[00:39:42] to answer and we will do it with you this week, by the way,
[00:39:45] in other news, a breaking news, the mayor of New York demands
[00:39:48] that ICE stop using empty lots,
[00:39:52] city properties as a base of operations for their immigration raids. A
[00:39:55] letter to the Department of Homeland
[00:39:59] Security asking the
[00:40:01] government
[00:40:03] to issue explicit rules to its agents to refrain from
[00:40:07] using city properties such as those parks to carry out their
[00:40:10] operations is textually what Imam Dani says, he also tells them that New York
[00:40:14] will not allow places designated for the well-being of
[00:40:17] families to become places where ICE considers
[00:40:21] Mandani to separate
[00:40:23] families. Let's go now to Los Angeles that is already covering
[00:40:27] the most outstanding information from coast to coast, Sandra Onil, happy
[00:40:30] Monday, hello colleagues, how are you, good
[00:40:34] morning, here we are also commemorating the Day of the Dead, but I envy
[00:40:37] you because you even have bread, here we immediately jump
[00:40:41] to Christmas with the arrival of one of the largest trees in the region, but
[00:40:44] first let's start with this other news, because the city of Long Beach seeks to change the
[00:40:48] name of parks, sports facilities and other properties that
[00:40:52] honor the union leader César Chávez after allegations of sexual
[00:40:55] abuse against him during November. Three community meetings will be held to
[00:40:59] hear the opinions and proposals of residents on the new names
[00:41:03] and we enter the last hours of campaign before tomorrow's
[00:41:07] mayoral candidates
[00:41:10] intensify their activities to mobilize voters. Nitia
[00:41:14] Ramen will participate in a UCLA event to attract the youth
[00:41:17] vote, while Mayor Karen Bass will fulfill several
[00:41:20] official commitments today, such as the inauguration of a transitional housing facility for
[00:41:24] youth. In recent polls, both are at the same.
[00:41:40] it is in the emblematic shopping center The Grove, this
[00:41:43] year the famous shopping destination celebrates its 25th
[00:41:47] anniversary, and next November 16th its
[00:41:50] 15 thousand lights will be turned on in an event with snow fall,
[00:41:54] live music and a drone show that has become
[00:41:58] traditional, so Claudia Damiá we invite you to take
[00:42:01] the photo, you have half a month to make your plans and
[00:42:05] come visit us, we are waiting for you here, back to you, yes,
[00:42:09] thank you Andra, wishing to be there too, how attentive she is to the sweet bread that
[00:42:12] we will eat. Zuli Ramírez, Chicago. Good morning, we
[00:42:15] hear you with the information. Good morning, from Chicago, we are going to
[00:42:19] start the information head on with a piece of news that
[00:42:22] already generates controversy, because a priest was removed from
[00:42:26] his duties in a church in southwest Chicago after being
[00:42:30] investigated for alleged inappropriate sexual conduct.
[00:42:34] The Archdiocese of Chicago confirmed that they are investigating Father
[00:42:37] Samson Mucundi, parish priest of the... Church of the Most
[00:42:41] Holy Sacrament in the McKinley Park neighborhood, in a letter sent yesterday to
[00:42:45] parishioners, the Archdiocese described the
[00:42:48] accusations as serious and clarified that they do not involve
[00:42:52] a minor. Meanwhile,
[00:42:55] after being closed due to serious sanitary problems, the
[00:42:59] Advocate Illinois Masonic cafeteria reopens. We remember that
[00:43:02] inspectors had found hundreds of live cockroaches
[00:43:05] and black residue in an ice machine
[00:43:09] after taking measures, the cafeteria passed a new
[00:43:12] health inspection and look, to finish with something more emotional,
[00:43:15] yesterday hundreds of runners and walkers participated in the
[00:43:19] Skechers Hot Chocolate Run in Grant Park,
[00:43:22] look at them there, after a very
[00:43:25] busy Halloween day, well, participants could
[00:43:29] choose between five to
[00:43:32] ten or fifteen km routes
[00:43:36] and upon reaching the finish line, well, a delicious
[00:43:40] reward awaited them, a cup of hot chocolate and other
[00:43:42] treats to regain energy, not bad
[00:43:46] since here in Chicago it's already starting to get cold, I say goodbye, I'm
[00:43:50] Suli Ramírez, see you later, Suli, Carlos,
[00:43:53] ready, and he is, hello, good
[00:43:57] morning, you were adjusting something, how are you, very well, nice to see you
[00:44:00] guys, well, 24 hours to exercise our
[00:44:04] right to vote, for those who have not yet done so, the situation obviously
[00:44:08] becomes complicated for some, but I wish... guys with Florida,
[00:44:12] these moments, today Monday is experiencing an emergency
[00:44:15] especially in the city of Palm Beach, where flood warnings have been
[00:44:19] issued for emergency, more than 13 inches of rain in just 6
[00:44:22] hours, there are already communities under water and 8
[00:44:26] more inches of rain are expected to fall during the rest of the day, if you have
[00:44:30] travel plans from Orlando to Palm Beach to Miami, much
[00:44:34] caution, this is how tomorrow Tuesday looks,
[00:44:37] storms in the south central part of the country from. Houston to what is the area
[00:44:41] of Tennessee, Arkansas, Illinois, Indianapolis, under
[00:44:44] strong rain activity, showers for the mid-east
[00:44:48] of the country, towards northern California, some
[00:44:51] showers are also expected and I must say that in Florida there is more sporadic
[00:44:54] rain for tomorrow, the recommendation for all those
[00:44:58] who are painted green at this hour of the morning is to leave early
[00:45:02] to vote because in the afternoon the most intense
[00:45:06] storms are expected, so keep that in mind, how tough.
[00:45:10] I, by the way, in South Florida, in Miami, at least
[00:45:13] yesterday, and that disturbance is stalled in what is the
[00:45:16] peninsula and today promises more rain activity, we are concerned about Palm
[00:45:20] Beach where at this hour of the morning rescues are even being carried
[00:45:23] out due to people obviously
[00:45:26] stranded by these severe floods, take care, take it very seriously
[00:45:30] indeed, as far as possible we will do our part, listen, another thing, yesterday
[00:45:34] the famous New York marathon took place and gathered a historical record
[00:45:38] of 60,000 participants on its route through... the five boroughs of the city, look, this
[00:45:41] edition commemorated the 50th anniversary of its inter-borough
[00:45:45] route format which was implemented in the
[00:45:49] year 1976, winners in the men's
[00:45:52] category Andreas Almgren of
[00:45:56] Sweden who took the victory in his debut and in the women's
[00:45:59] category Sheila Chep Kirui of Kenya who was
[00:46:02] the first to cross that finish line with thousands
[00:46:06] of volunteers who were along the route supporting.
[00:46:10] those runners too, well, one of them was the mayor of
[00:46:13] New York, Soran Mandani, who almost
[00:46:17] passed incognito, he was seen handing out water bottles and greeting the
[00:46:21] participants, encouraging them, yes,
[00:46:24] some perhaps didn't even realize that it was the mayor who was handing them water, but
[00:46:27] others you will see that yes, they said it's the mayor, the one in
[00:46:31] blue comes, even if you lose a few seconds
[00:46:35] he wanted a photo commander, that anyway he was not going to arrive first, so he was not too worried,
[00:46:39] so. The problem is that the hat and the lack of beard, right
[00:46:42] he didn't look like that, but well it's him, listen, in
[00:46:46] brief we're going to Arizona too, what a story to meet a family that
[00:46:50] surely represents many like those at home. watching us now who voted together
[00:46:53] for the first time, who share what motivates them, what interests
[00:46:57] them here,
[00:47:03] why don't my savings grow? Never going back to banking the
[00:47:07] old way, I just had to switch to time, I bank fee and with
[00:47:10] direct deposit, get a higher interest rate on my savings and
[00:47:14] 5% cashback on utility bills with my time card, it really adds
[00:47:18] up, with all that money I can start renovating my kitchen, also
[00:47:21] I raise my credit
[00:47:33] Heat in San Jose, cold in San Francisco, these are the
[00:47:36] microclimates in the bay, the weather changes from one moment to another and can affect
[00:47:39] your day or your family plans, important changes this
[00:47:43] weekend, to always be prepared, trust the authority in
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[00:48:17] What does it mean to vote yes on Proposition 42?
[00:48:21] To vote yes. prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on
[00:48:25] your personal assets, including your retirement and savings
[00:48:28] accounts, and a vote yes on Proposition
[00:48:31] 42, protects your savings and retirement, whether
[00:48:34] it's an IRA, 401k or pension, that's why
[00:48:38] firefighters, veterans, small businesses and working
[00:48:41] families say yes, vote yes on
[00:48:44] 42, protect your retirement and your savings. Ambiguous language
[00:48:48] is bad in a task and worse in a law, Proposition.
[00:48:52] 40 allows politicians to expand the tax to anyone
[00:48:56] and at any time, without voter approval, there
[00:49:00] are no controls or supervision, most
[00:49:03] of the money can stay with health insurers instead
[00:49:06] of clinics and doctors' offices, we don't just teach
[00:49:09] subjects, we teach critical thinking, join
[00:49:12] the governor, educators, doctors and unions in
[00:49:16] voting no on 40, what makes Real
[00:49:19] California Milk real?
[00:49:23] Tradition,
[00:49:25] respect and family.
[00:49:29] Real California Milk, truly real. Look for the
[00:49:32] seal. Three reasons to vote yes on Proposition
[00:49:36] three. Proposition three maintains vital funds
[00:49:40] for our schools. Proposition three does not raise
[00:49:45] what the richest 2% of people already
[00:49:48] pay, and with strict accountability,
[00:49:51] every dollar goes to our schools and not
[00:49:55] to Sacramento politicians. Let's protect
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[00:50:57] 793 million dollars. Well, if it's
[00:51:00] collected in a single payment, that figure is reduced to
[00:51:03] 339 million. The new drawing, attention, is tonight,
[00:51:07] it's tonight. On Saturday, one person
[00:51:11] won 2 million dollars, and there were two more prizes of 1 million
[00:51:15] each, one in Georgia and guess where the other one was, in the United Kingdom, because the
[00:51:18] Powerball has been played since last July.
[00:51:22] Look, you have to play today, guys, yes.
[00:51:26] Let's go with the guys from today, did you play,
[00:51:29] guys? I feel very calm because I was so
[00:51:32] angry, my husband said he was going to buy it yesterday and he forgot, and I said, where
[00:51:36] would he be if he had won it, I would be very angry, so now my soul
[00:51:40] rests and my husband's too. 2 million is nothing to you, the 2 million
[00:51:44] from Saturday is a small amount for you, I would be content with one of those
[00:51:47] secondary prizes of two or three million. Look, but what we came
[00:51:51] for, what we came for, because the Big Apple should get ready,
[00:51:54] that's right, because this is going to get hot. Chiki Bom kicks off
[00:51:58] today in New York its Chiki Tour with famous surprises and a lot
[00:52:01] of flavor. That, and also, how many times a day
[00:52:05] should we eat? Two,
[00:52:08] we are going to debunk the myths and discover what experts recommend.
[00:52:11] What a good topic, I like it. But in
[00:52:15] love, should we forgive everything to save the
[00:52:18] marriage and keep the family united?
[00:52:21] Oh oh oh, today we debate it among ourselves, I'm already hearing
[00:52:25] the shouting, here I have grumbling next to me, I can imagine. And
[00:52:29] finally, finally a fugitive,
[00:52:33] literally, of 5 years.
[00:52:35] Justice caught her, they reveal the whereabouts of Mexican driver
[00:52:39] Inés Gómez Mont for alleged tax
[00:52:42] fraud, operations with resources of illicit
[00:52:45] origin and organized crime. We have the most
[00:52:49] updated information and where she was supposedly arrested.
[00:52:53] Oh, family, you know, we'll see you in just a few minutes in your best
[00:52:56] morning show that is called,
[00:52:59] we'll have to switch to entertainment, huh? Greetings,
[00:53:03] here it is, here's the good stuff. Take care, happy Monday, most
[00:53:07] searched now on the social network X, Tucker Carlson because he assures that the
[00:53:10] Trump administration could launch a nuclear attack against Iran, Harley
[00:53:14] Stevens, because the Democrat gave her support to the Republican candidate for
[00:53:17] Senate Mike Rogers, and Cowboys, because the Dallas team
[00:53:21] lost in overtime the game against the Cardinals 33 to 30.
[00:53:25] Well, on Google what our people are searching for the most is Learjet
[00:53:28] 60, a private jet crashes and catches fire in
[00:53:31] Florida, all nine people on board die, Jack Campbell,
[00:53:35] the hit on the Detroit player who remained motionless and was taken to
[00:53:39] the hospital, and Chris Murphy, because Senator Murphy is
[00:53:42] awake and conscious after suffering a stroke.
[00:53:45] On noticiastelemundo.com, this is the
[00:53:48] most viewed now, at least nine dead when that plane we
[00:53:52] mentioned crashed in Palm Beach County in Florida, flash
[00:53:56] floods from heavy rains cause evacuations in Arizona
[00:53:59] and also in Colorado, and almost 200 drawings expose
[00:54:03] complaints of abuse in an ICE center in
[00:54:06] Texas.
[00:54:09] One day before the midterm elections, and while millions of voters have already submitted their
[00:54:13] ballot or went to exercise their right to vote early, we are also going to present
[00:54:17] a mother and son in Arizona who shared a special moment.
[00:54:20] Look, both voted for the first time and motivate others to make
[00:54:24] their voices heard, their priorities reflect the
[00:54:27] concerns of two generations, very, very interesting
[00:54:30] to hear them, Marissette Bereni spoke with this
[00:54:32] family.
[00:54:36] Under the same roof, two generations in Maricopa Arizona,
[00:54:40] shared a historical opportunity,
[00:54:43] to vote for the first time. Super excited
[00:54:47] because now we can all vote. Laura and her son Miguel
[00:54:50] exercised this right and at the same time, they motivate others
[00:54:54] to go to the polls. For Laura, who has just
[00:54:58] become a citizen after 28 years in the country, immigration
[00:55:01] continues to be a great concern.
[00:55:07] concerns me the most. This is added to the high
[00:55:10] prices of food, gasoline, uh, the
[00:55:14] prices of electricity, of public services. Her
[00:55:18] son Miguel, 20 years old, shares the same
[00:55:20] concern, but he also thinks about the planet
[00:55:24] that his generation will inherit. The environment
[00:55:27] is very important to me because we are going
[00:55:30] to be struggling with many environmental problems because
[00:55:34] we are not taking
[00:55:36] care of it, it is something that worries
[00:55:40] me a lot in the future for us. For him,
[00:55:43] convincing other young people to vote has been one of his
[00:55:46] biggest challenges. All my friends, I have
[00:55:50] struggled to convince them to vote, and some have been encouraged,
[00:55:53] but the truth is many young people do not
[00:55:57] want to vote and do not give it the importance it needs. That is why
[00:56:00] he goes around neighborhoods with his mother, both are
[00:56:04] volunteers for the organization Power Latinos. And they want more
[00:56:08] people to participate in the electoral process, because if you don't vote,
[00:56:12] then you are letting others do it for you. They both
[00:56:15] agree that the future is also built by
[00:56:18] participating. Marisett Bereni, Telemundo
[00:56:22] news. This morning we also talked about Pope Leo, who received the basketball
[00:56:25] teams from two universities, Villanova
[00:56:28] and Notre Dame, at the Vatican. Well, the meeting took place before thousands of American
[00:56:32] fans who were in Italy. Due to the
[00:56:35] start of the season for both Catholic universities last weekend,
[00:56:38] about 7,000 people entered
[00:56:42] Paul VI Hall after attending a special private mass in St.
[00:56:46] Peter's Basilica. What the pontiff told them.
[00:57:12] so the pop doesn't take
[00:57:13] sides.
[00:57:21] because when he was provost and not Leo XIV, he graduated from
[00:57:24] Villanova University in
[00:57:27] 1977. He is a big sports fan,
[00:57:30] he has also been a tennis player. Well, he pointed out that sports activities
[00:57:34] unite people and promote values such as
[00:57:37] fraternity. The Pope received a basketball
[00:57:40] as a gift. And he was
[00:57:43] joking with them even because he is shorter than everyone, so he stood on a
[00:57:47] platform. Listen, the sky of Guatemala was filled with color with the Giant
[00:57:50] Kite Festival. Well, it is a tradition of almost 130 years to honor
[00:57:54] loved ones who have passed away. These handmade
[00:57:57] kites, which can reach 65 feet
[00:58:00] high, are flown every November 1st as a symbol of
[00:58:04] connection between the living and their deceased. What
[00:58:07] beautiful images, so beautiful of this celebration
[00:58:10] recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage of
[00:58:14] humanity. A little further north, Mexico City held
[00:58:18] the Grand Day of the Dead Parade. It's the tenth edition.
[00:58:22] Well, Catrinas crowned with flowers,
[00:58:26] cempasúchil and allegorical floats paraded through the
[00:58:29] streets before a crowd of people, both locals and
[00:58:32] tourists. Cempasúchil flowers, cempasúchil, cempasúchil,
[00:58:36] cempasúchil, almost cempasúchil, cempasúchil,
[00:58:40] there goes Carlito. The authorities estimate that 1.6
[00:58:43] million people attended. With those beautiful flowers, you could have said,
[00:58:47] charming flowers that are typically seen on these Days of
[00:58:50] the Dead. I think the perfume of the Bread of the Dead
[00:58:54] got to you.
[00:58:58] But yes, there is bread. Look, let's eat then. Enjoy! Let's see, that
[00:59:01] is for you. Here I share with Carl. Cheers, family. How do we
[00:59:05] get it to you? Does it arrive or not?
[00:59:09] Yes, I like it. Try it
[00:59:10] first.
[00:59:14] You too, and you wanted to try both because he said, let's see if the sugar tastes different.
[00:59:18] Pink with with the other one, with a good coffee this morning
[00:59:21] or a champurrado. Ugh, with a champurrado in the
[00:59:24] mouth, delicious. Do you have something to say? It's
[00:59:27] okay, just swallow. Moist, it has a lot of
[00:59:31] sugar, it's delicious. Many greetings to all the bakeries that worked
[00:59:35] even more last night too and have been doing so for several days to provide
[00:59:38] that service, also to maintain our tradition on this side, because then one misses where
[00:59:42] do I get Pan de Muerto and so that you can enjoy breakfast like
[00:59:46] us with some Pan de Muerto. Greetings to all. I want
[00:59:49] to decorate my house with flowers, not cempasúchil.
[01:00:09] Hello, happy Monday, it's good that you woke up with us because
[01:00:12] we have information for you. Look at this, plane crash in Florida leaves a
[01:00:16] shocking scene.