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[00:00:51] The European Broadcasting Union announced changes to the rules of the
[00:00:55] Eurovision Song Contest starting in
[00:00:58] 2027. The organizer of the international competition
[00:01:02] states that countries embroiled in armed
[00:01:04] conflict or a sensitive geopolitical situation cannot
[00:01:08] host the event, even if
[00:01:11] they had won the previous edition. He pointed out that those countries could
[00:01:15] compromise the security of the event. The adjustment to the rules
[00:01:18] comes after five countries boycotted Israel's participation
[00:01:21] in the 2026 contest and after
[00:01:25] Ukraine won Eurovision in 2022. The
[00:01:29] Eurovision Song Contest of 2027 will be held in
[00:01:32] Bulgaria.
[00:01:39] It was important to cover the trial of
[00:01:43] calculating it. The study comes from Genaro García Luna because he is the highest-ranking public official in Mexico
[00:01:46] to be tried and convicted in
[00:01:48] the United States for
[00:01:52] drug trafficking. It was incredible to be there,
[00:01:55] to hear these testimonies and to be able to
[00:01:58] learn exactly how
[00:02:01] drug cartels work and how they can
[00:02:06] It is important to have a clear perspective of what operate with the support, many times, of government
[00:02:10] officials. Covering a federal trial in the United States is always
[00:02:13] a difficult task. You have to arrive at
[00:02:16] the court very early to secure a
[00:02:20] seat inside the courtroom, but also because cameras are not allowed
[00:02:24] to record what is happening in the room,
[00:02:27] so you have to take notes and... Imagine 8
[00:02:31] hours taking notes of everything that is said, everything that
[00:02:34] happens to be able to report it to you.
[00:03:37] perspective, we follow
[00:03:43] These are some of the most outstanding news at this hour.
[00:03:47] The National Unit for Disaster Risk Management of Colombia
[00:03:51] reported that 281 people
[00:03:53] have already died from the earthquake that struck the west of the country on Monday.
[00:03:57] It added that there are 3,971
[00:04:00] injured people, and those missing and accounted for total
[00:04:03] 379. So far, there are
[00:04:06] 44,936
[00:04:09] affected families after this earthquake that occurred with
[00:04:13] its epicenter in San José del Palmar, Chocó,
[00:04:16] 240 km west of Bogotá. The
[00:04:20] authority counted more than 10,677
[00:04:23] destroyed homes, more than 65,800
[00:04:26] damaged ones, 127 collapsed buildings,
[00:04:30] 2,136 affected educational centers,
[00:04:32] as well as more than 1,000 community
[00:04:36] centers and 236 health
[00:04:40] centers. Western Europe is being
[00:04:43] hit by another heatwave, as the first two months of summer have
[00:04:47] been the hottest ever recorded, according to the
[00:04:50] European Union's climate monitoring agency. The
[00:04:54] successive heatwaves in Europe have put water supply under pressure
[00:04:58] and have contributed to triggering forest fires in France,
[00:05:01] Greece, and Spain. London faces maximum temperatures of
[00:05:05] 38°C, as do residents of other areas of
[00:05:09] southern and eastern England. Most of Great
[00:05:12] Britain is experiencing a sudden drought due to a lack of
[00:05:15] rainfall and constant
[00:05:17] heat. Iranian media agencies have
[00:05:21] disseminated memes ridiculing reports
[00:05:25] of a complex plan to extract President Donald Trump from Turkey hidden inside
[00:05:29] a food cart to thus thwart the assassination threat from
[00:05:33] Tehran. The Iranian State News Agency
[00:05:37] Misan described the maneuver as a cowardly escape. The
[00:05:40] Iranian website Raja News claimed that news of Trump's secret
[00:05:44] departure from Turkey and his transport in a food delivery
[00:05:47] truck has unleashed a wave of jokes among
[00:05:51] cyberspace
[00:05:52] users.
[00:06:00] Pay attention to the new White House report that accuses dozens of
[00:06:04] countries of helping mainly China to
[00:06:07] evade tariffs by rerouting their
[00:06:10] trade flow. The report features a kind of Trojan
[00:06:14] horse on its cover, which implies the use of deception and false
[00:06:17] appearances to achieve a hidden objective. And the report
[00:06:21] is called "The Great Transshipment Scam."
[00:06:24] It states that exporters from jurisdictions with higher tariffs
[00:06:28] can take advantage of differences in U.S. tariff
[00:06:31] treatment to divert goods to
[00:06:35] jurisdictions with lower tariffs before entering the U.S. market,
[00:06:38] using, it says, new labels, new
[00:06:42] receipts, new certificates of origin, among others.
[00:06:45] It mentions estimated costs of between 40,000 and
[00:06:49] up to 303 million dollars, according to the
[00:06:52] methodology for
[00:06:55] the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, an office headed by
[00:06:59] Peter Navarro, and classifies the destination countries for evading these
[00:07:03] tariffs by their characteristics or their
[00:07:06] ties to China. In the first group of, let's say,
[00:07:10] contributing countries, it includes
[00:07:12] Canada, Mexico, the European Union, among
[00:07:15] others. In a second group, it includes Brazil,
[00:07:19] Turkey, Vietnam, among several others, and a third
[00:07:22] group that includes Argentina,
[00:07:25] Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominican
[00:07:28] Republic, Panama and Peru, among several
[00:07:31] others. And all this, and the report comes weeks before President
[00:07:35] Xi Jinping's visit to Washington, at the invitation
[00:07:38] of President Donald Trump. From the report, what's next
[00:07:43] to keep in
[00:07:43] mind?
[00:07:49] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with CNN's
[00:07:52] Chief International Security Correspondent, Nick Patton Walsh,
[00:07:55] that this year his country has significantly fewer
[00:07:59] Patriot interceptor missiles than in 2025, while
[00:08:02] Russia doubles the number of its missiles every month.
[00:08:06] Here's part of what Volodymyr Zelensky said in the interview and in
[00:08:10] an unusual moment of détente, after the conversation
[00:08:13] about his future, once the conflict
[00:08:16] ends.
[00:08:20] Are you out of interceptors now? Do you have none left? No, um,
[00:08:24] I will explain you how it works. So this
[00:08:27] year we have two and a half times
[00:08:31] less interceptors than we had in
[00:08:35] 2025. First,
[00:08:38] Russia has two times more
[00:08:42] ballistic missiles per month than they had
[00:08:45] before. We pay
[00:08:49] 100%
[00:08:51] to Americans. I have the package from the United States, and then my
[00:08:55] personal involvement, it doesn't work other
[00:08:58] way. It's my personal
[00:09:00] talks, meetings, and phones,
[00:09:04] phone calls each day with everybody. I
[00:09:08] try to exchange something to
[00:09:11] missiles. This year
[00:09:14] I'm asking American partners to
[00:09:18] sell me 5%, 5% of
[00:09:21] missiles what they have in their stocks. If they
[00:09:25] sell us 5%, we will go through the
[00:09:28] winter and save people's lives.
[00:09:32] If they can sell us
[00:09:34] 10%,
[00:09:37] we will destroy all the Russians' ballistic
[00:09:41] missiles. And has that request been answered yet?
[00:09:44] Have you had a clear indication as to whether you and the answer is, for
[00:09:48] today, is next, I
[00:09:50] have 1%. This is what I
[00:09:54] live each day. From
[00:09:57] 1% to 5%,
[00:10:00] I have some, you know, some months
[00:10:02] and a million phone calls
[00:10:05] and anything else. What can
[00:10:09] I do? Do some things which I can't even share.
[00:10:12] Uh, it's not, it doesn't mean that it's out of the law, no, but
[00:10:16] it's, I, I can't speak about
[00:10:18] it.
[00:10:22] We heard an impassioned plea from President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine
[00:10:26] for urgent, not only more interceptor
[00:10:29] missiles for the Patriot systems, the only thing really that can take down
[00:10:32] Russian ballistic missile attacks that have been causing devastation in Ukrainian cities
[00:10:36] over the last weeks, but also for the license to be able to manufacture
[00:10:40] those devices here in Ukraine. That plea direct to the White
[00:10:44] House who responded, a White House official essentially saying
[00:10:47] their priority was US stocks and those of partners and allies,
[00:10:51] but uh, also said they had to protect the future security of US
[00:10:55] technology and that nothing in terms of co-production had been
[00:10:58] decided or guaranteed for Ukraine. Really not
[00:11:01] what they want to hear in Kyiv, a city
[00:11:04] where months ago people would walk calmly through air
[00:11:08] raid sirens, but now because of the chronic lack, possible absence
[00:11:11] of those interceptors, they rush for subways or shelter.
[00:11:15] But still after our interview with President Zelensky, I had a moment to talk to
[00:11:19] him about his emotions, his desires for
[00:11:22] that moment, distant as it seems when the war does indeed end. Here's what he
[00:11:26] had to say, thank you so much, no, I had too many
[00:11:30] meetings today, happen with the soldiers, and there will
[00:11:34] be after the interview, the second military cabinet. So you have
[00:11:37] said in the past
[00:11:40] that when this war is over, you just want to sit on the beach, yeah, and drink beer,
[00:11:44] yeah. Is that still your abiding feeling or do you know that there'll be more
[00:11:48] work to do afterwards? No, I want, I want really,
[00:11:51] I need some time, I need some time
[00:11:54] with my family and and with the
[00:11:57] beach. I mean, that's the key question, because this must be for you
[00:12:01] physically incredibly exhausting to deal with the
[00:12:04] loss, the pressure. You say every morning phone calls about Patriot
[00:12:07] interceptors, lives depend upon. Um, how
[00:12:11] do you handle that particular stress and do you get to talk to your kids every day?
[00:12:14] Or every day, but but but sometimes by phone, of
[00:12:17] course. Not every day, I can see them, but uh, I
[00:12:21] mean this, I'm very happy to what you say to them.
[00:12:26] Morning, how are you? How how are
[00:12:29] things? Yes, and they they tell
[00:12:33] me what the dreams they had. You
[00:12:36] miss them? Miss of course, of course
[00:12:40] miss and of course always say how I love
[00:12:43] them, and it's like like you
[00:12:46] physically need to hug them. So we
[00:12:49] understand it's like like big, big
[00:12:52] support, big energy support. Thank you, Mr.
[00:12:55] President, I have one last question. Yeah, what is that?
[00:12:59] This elephant, the elephant with the call, what is
[00:13:02] it? You know, this is
[00:13:06] very historic
[00:13:07] building.
[00:13:11] Thank you very much. Thank you. gave me some
[00:13:14] moment to relax. Please have it removed, get time on the beach at some
[00:13:17] point, somewhere, after
[00:13:20] the war, after the war. You worry you might get trapped in like a
[00:13:24] political role. After the war, nobody
[00:13:27] can take my seat,
[00:13:30] right? I will fight for
[00:13:32] this. Thank you. Take care. Thank you so
[00:13:36] much. The idea of it all being over, as I say, still distant, but that
[00:13:40] emotion of what people would like to get back to. I think something every
[00:13:43] Ukrainian can indeed identify, but at the same
[00:13:46] time, Zelensky's directly to the United
[00:13:49] States born here of an absolute crisis for Ukrainians,
[00:13:53] nightly. We're hearing rumors that potentially there could be ballistic attacks
[00:13:57] this night, the following nights and Ukrainians will be racing
[00:14:01] to shelters when that happens. This is born of a global lack of Patriot
[00:14:04] interceptor missiles, essentially
[00:14:06] spawned from the US and Israeli attack on Iran
[00:14:10] and what happened in the Gulf states around, and the use of them afterwards.
[00:14:14] Acute crisis felt worst here and
[00:14:17] counted in lost
[00:14:18] lives.
[00:14:27] Closing Thursday, record for the S&P 500 stock index
[00:14:30] of advances for the technology Nasdaq and the Dow
[00:14:33] Jones Industrial Average of 30 stocks. Investors were encouraged to
[00:14:37] buy shares with the new inflation data that was released on Thursday, the producer price
[00:14:41] index which showed an increase, and given the
[00:14:44] downward trend that continues in international oil prices,
[00:14:48] a drop of around 2% for each benchmark crude. Brent
[00:14:52] settled at $82.7 per barrel.
[00:14:55] West Texas Intermediate at
[00:14:56] $81.25
[00:14:59] per barrel. Fitch Ratings confirmed the
[00:15:03] credit rating for US debt, leaving it at AA+, with a stable
[00:15:06] outlook, reflecting, it said, the
[00:15:10] size of the economy, its high per capita income, its dynamic business
[00:15:14] environment, and its exceptional financing
[00:15:16] flexibility. Thanks, it said, to the role of the US dollar as
[00:15:20] the world's main reserve currency. But Fitch also
[00:15:23] recognizes that the... unification is limited by high fiscal
[00:15:27] deficits, the considerable interest burden, and public debt
[00:15:31] levels that are high and rising. It added that the
[00:15:34] government has not taken significant measures to address the large
[00:15:38] fiscal deficits of the federal government and that spending
[00:15:41] pressures will intensify over the next
[00:15:45] decade due to the population.
[00:15:48] población.
[00:15:51] Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick was present alongside Tim
[00:15:54] Cook at the inauguration of Apple's new advanced manufacturing center
[00:15:58] in Houston. The center offers training, free educational
[00:16:02] sessions for small and medium-sized businesses in the same
[00:16:05] facilities where Apple's advanced artificial intelligence servers
[00:16:09] are manufactured and distributed, and where the
[00:16:13] Mac Mini will begin to be produced this year. On his X account, Howard
[00:16:16] Lutnick also reported that, as part of its $10 billion investment
[00:16:20] commitment in San Antonio, the
[00:16:22] automaker Toyota will invest $3.6
[00:16:26] billion to move production of its Tacoma pickup
[00:16:30] to Texas, to highlight, Lutnick said, that President
[00:16:33] Trump is bringing automotive manufacturing back to the United States.
[00:16:39] The government of interim president Delsi Rodríguez formalized
[00:16:43] the first, the signing, I mean, of agreements for offshore gas
[00:16:46] development, including the award of an exploration and
[00:16:50] production license for phase two of the Loran
[00:16:54] field in the Deltana platform area, this with a group of
[00:16:57] international companies, the British BP, the Emirati
[00:17:00] firm XRG and the Energy division of the Qatari
[00:17:03] group, UCC Holding. In a statement, BP
[00:17:07] assured that each of the parties holds an equal operating
[00:17:10] stake and that BP will act as the project
[00:17:14] operator. It says that phase 2 of Loran costs, has
[00:17:17] recoverable gas resources estimated at 4
[00:17:21] trillion cubic
[00:17:22] feet.
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[00:18:52] To understand the world, you need to seek the truth.
[00:18:56] Let's pray for a time when we have to be much more
[00:18:59] human. That's why we follow the facts wherever
[00:19:02] they lead us, from the internal story. Important
[00:19:06] reference to understand. with figures, the population, voters do not
[00:19:09] believe that Democrats are doing
[00:20:40] In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration issued an
[00:20:44] emergency use authorization for a
[00:20:47] medicine intended to treat infestation by the
[00:20:50] New World screwworm in dogs and
[00:20:53] puppies. The FDA clarified that they currently have a low
[00:20:57] risk of exposure due to their geographical location.
[00:21:01] However, it said, dogs that live in, travel
[00:21:04] to, or return from areas where state or
[00:21:08] federal animal health officials have
[00:21:11] identified infestations of the same, as
[00:21:14] well as from certain countries south of the US border, should
[00:21:18] be monitored closely for signs of
[00:21:21] infestation such as visible larvae or foul odors in
[00:21:24] wounds or body orifices, eyes, ears,
[00:21:28] nose, mouth, and immediate veterinary
[00:21:31] attention should be sought for infested
[00:21:34] dogs.
[00:21:40] The Japanese government hid its annoyance towards Russian President
[00:21:44] Vladimir Putin, who visited Iturup in the
[00:21:47] disputed Kuril Islands, which are also claimed by Japan. It is
[00:21:51] Putin's first trip to the Kurils. Russia seized them
[00:21:54] at the end of World War II and both sides have never formally signed a
[00:21:58] peace treaty regarding the dispute. The Russian embassy in
[00:22:01] Tokyo stated that the islands became Russian territory on
[00:22:05] legitimate international
[00:22:07] grounds. Two former Chinese military personnel were
[00:22:11] arrested in South Korea in separate cases of alleged
[00:22:15] espionage related to military cooperation with
[00:22:18] the United States. In one case, a man was accused of intercepting
[00:22:22] flight communications near a base where the United States houses
[00:22:25] fighter jets. The other is related to the alleged obtaining
[00:22:29] of information on joint military exercises. The Chinese Foreign
[00:22:33] Ministry told CNN that it had no knowledge
[00:22:36] of the matter. At least 11 people were injured, two
[00:22:40] seriously, after a train derailed in Los, southern
[00:22:43] England, as reported by the British transport service. Emergency services
[00:22:47] remained in the area, offering help with ambulances,
[00:22:50] firefighters, and police. An unspecified number of people were trapped
[00:22:54] and later rescued. Authorities launched
[00:22:57] an investigation into the incident, which is, by the way, the second
[00:23:01] serious one in a two-month period in the
[00:23:03] country.
[00:23:11] Here on CNN, the news comes first.
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[00:23:41] States and Cuba have always been abnormal. Direct
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[00:24:20] If I was to take up sports bassing, what would your advice be
[00:24:23] to me? You believe the civil government should be guided
[00:24:27] and dictated by biblical law. How in the world did you
[00:24:30] survive this? The full force of that technology is landing here
[00:24:34] today, with Anderson Cooper, Sunday on
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[00:25:09] News never stops, and CNN is always
[00:25:13] there to bring you the most relevant
[00:25:15] information. Now on weekends, Rey
[00:25:19] Rodríguez leads the World Watch team, your point
[00:25:23] of reference to find out what is happening in your city, in your
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[00:26:10] Before we say goodbye, you surely know that almost three-quarters
[00:26:14] of our planet is covered with water, but it's not often
[00:26:17] that we stop to contemplate the beauty hidden beneath the
[00:26:20] surface. These stunning images are among the
[00:26:24] thousands selected as finalists in this year's Ocean
[00:26:27] Photographer of the Year contest, a collection of works that
[00:26:31] showcases the entire spectrum of ocean life,
[00:26:34] from breathtaking encounters with wildlife to sobering
[00:26:37] evidence of environmental damage. Each
[00:26:40] photo is a window. extraordinary marine life
[00:26:44] the conservation of those corners of the ocean that we rarely
[00:26:47] see, by the way, the winning image
[00:26:50] will be announced at the beginning of September, this is how we will
[00:26:54] say goodbye tonight, thank you for your company, see you
[00:26:57] tomorrow.
[00:27:07] "the history of life is right
[00:27:10] here, this is our planet, this is our
[00:27:13] home,
[00:27:16] wow, the size of this
[00:27:17] animal,
[00:27:22] water has the ability to absorb, to
[00:27:25] cleanse, to migrate, move, that's nature's
[00:27:27] magic, to see s like
[00:27:30] this gives" such incredible
[00:27:33] hope, when you put your mask on, you get
[00:27:37] into the water, you just have this whole world open up to
[00:27:40] you, the ocean is still the greatest part
[00:27:44] of this planet, it's time to start giving
[00:27:47] back, you can to wake up every morning with one single
[00:27:50] priority and save the most important place on earth, every one of us
[00:27:54] can create change, and that starts really young, this is
[00:27:58] ambitious, it's bold, brave, and it's
[00:28:00] necessary.
[00:28:09] is happening in the world, to know the different angles of a single
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[00:28:36] I am Mexican-British, I have been practicing
[00:28:40] journalism for 20 years, in Mexico City, in the United
[00:28:43] States and now in Miami for CNN. CNN
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[00:29:56] statements from President Donald Trump, I take an external
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