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[00:00:12] the
[00:00:12] first,
[00:00:16] subsidiary to today with Yona Molinares to the Capitol, they have already prepared the funds for the
[00:00:20] Department of Homeland Security, when there is a lot at stake,
[00:00:23] we eliminate the noise to inform you clearly about
[00:00:26] the issues and policies that impact you from decisions made in
[00:00:30] Washington, to their repercussions throughout the United
[00:00:33] States, Latin America and the world. At what point are
[00:00:37] relations with the United States? Relations between the United States
[00:00:41] and Cuba have always been abnormal. Direct
[00:00:43] USA is that window through which you can enter the United States
[00:00:47] and see what is happening in this country. We follow the
[00:00:51] story from all angles to give you directly the
[00:00:55] facts. Pro-immigrant groups
[00:00:58] presented a demand.
[00:01:02] gives his wish and support to the candidate of From our studios in Washington I am Juan Carlos López, join me on Direct
[00:01:05] USA from Monday to Friday on CNN. I am
[00:01:09] Mexican-British, I have been practicing
[00:01:12] journalism for 20 years in Mexico City, in the United
[00:01:16] States and now in Miami for CNN. CNN
[00:01:20] América is a multi-platform program where you will
[00:01:23] have information from all areas that will allow you to
[00:01:27] understand the world from the angle you are seeing it.
[00:01:31] In those three hours, you will not only have information from a political
[00:01:34] and economic perspective, but also
[00:01:38] health, from a women's perspective, but above all it is a
[00:01:41] space where we can have conversations, not to
[00:01:44] polarize, but to integrate society.
[00:01:47] What excites me most is
[00:01:49] to inform, inquire,
[00:01:53] investigate, the why of things, to go to the bottom of the
[00:01:56] facts, here you will see what makes news and everything that...
[00:02:00] impacts your daily life. CNN América with Rebeca
[00:02:03] Kelly, Monday to Friday on
[00:02:05] CNN.
[00:02:08] Lucky in work, that's what eight construction workers in Belgium
[00:02:11] experienced, who, according to authorities,
[00:02:14] found coins and gold bars worth
[00:02:18] 10 and a half million dollars
[00:02:21] last Tuesday. The discovery occurred in the foundations of an
[00:02:24] old brewery in the city of
[00:02:27] euros for Rodri and with Dendermonde, located about 30 km from
[00:02:31] Brussels, after the finding, the workers contacted the property
[00:02:35] owner, who in turn called the police, the local prosecutor told
[00:02:38] CNN that the money is in a safe and
[00:02:42] guarded place and that although some people have already appeared wanting
[00:02:45] to claim the fortune and a police investigation is
[00:02:48] underway to determine if the case has any criminal
[00:02:52] component.
[00:02:59] Our obligation as journalists is to say things as
[00:03:02] they are and not necessarily as they want us to
[00:03:05] tell them,
[00:03:08] we want to have great minds talking about the most
[00:03:11] important issues that affect our countries
[00:03:14] and us as people,
[00:03:18] I have a responsibility to tell the truth, to be truthful, not to be
[00:03:22] neutral, they are very different things. Oppenheimer
[00:03:25] presents on Sunday on
[00:03:27] CNN.
[00:03:30] It is important to have a clear perspective of what is happening in the world, to know the
[00:03:35] they carried in their luggage, in different angles of a single
[00:03:37] pending the results of event, in perspectives we take you to the key places where news
[00:03:41] happens, we interview the central characters of the
[00:03:44] stories, it is a program where we offer you a broad
[00:03:48] and objective vision of the world we live in. Join me
[00:03:51] and learn all the perspectives. Perspectives
[00:03:54] with Mario González, Monday to Friday on
[00:03:57] CNN.
[00:04:22] chamber for the
[00:04:27] immigrants there than in
[00:04:56] impact of the rains caused landslides in
[00:05:01] These are some of the most important news at this hour,
[00:05:04] in a new chapter of the controversial FIFA saga, this Monday
[00:05:08] the organization reported that one of the highest-ranking executives and
[00:05:12] critic of president Gianni Infantino, ceased to be part
[00:05:16] of the body that governs world football. Kevin Lamour, who
[00:05:20] was director of operations, left the position weeks after having
[00:05:23] publicly expressed his disagreement with Infantino's failed
[00:05:26] plan to create a
[00:05:29] commercially manage FIFA events that
[00:05:32] would have 20% private participation, a plan
[00:05:36] that was discarded the same week it was announced
[00:05:40] in the media in a statement...
[00:05:42] FIFA said it wished Lamour success and that there
[00:05:46] would be no further comments on the matter. The FIFA Secretary General Matías
[00:05:49] Graffstrom assured Council members that both
[00:05:53] parties agreed to the separation. When the
[00:05:56] scandal broke, Lamour publicly declared that the association had been misled about
[00:06:00] the plan and that it was the project of a
[00:06:03] single person who sought to favor his personal
[00:06:07] interests and not those of football, in allusion to
[00:06:10] Infantino. The US Supreme Court
[00:06:13] today rejected President Donald Trump's attempt to avoid
[00:06:17] paying 5.6 million
[00:06:21] that he was ordered to pay 3 years after a
[00:06:24] jury found him guilty of sexually abusing and defaming
[00:06:28] former magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll.
[00:06:32] The Court had already rejected the president's appeal in June, but Trump's
[00:06:36] lawyers asked the court to reconsider,
[00:06:39] something the judges refused to do in compliance with... a lower court
[00:06:43] order, Trump already paid Carroll more than 5
[00:06:47] million, which, according to the woman's lawyers, were
[00:06:50] deposited in an interest-bearing account until
[00:06:54] the defendant's request was rejected, this is the
[00:06:57] most recent defeat,
[00:06:59] legally speaking, for Trump
[00:07:03] in his prolonged legal battle against Carroll. Andre Klepach
[00:07:07] was replaced as chief economist of the Russian National Development Bank
[00:07:10] after a speech he gave
[00:07:13] in which he allegedly stated that the country's economy
[00:07:16] is being affected by the war in Ukraine. The Russian
[00:07:20] state news agency TASS confirmed his departure, but
[00:07:23] did not give details on the reasons
[00:07:27] and said that a new official will be
[00:07:30] appointed. The news came only two days after the
[00:07:34] independent newspaper The Moscow Times published
[00:07:38] excerpts of the speech that Klepach gave in
[00:07:41] May at an economists' forum in which he reportedly said that
[00:07:45] Russia is losing the technological
[00:07:48] and economic competition and would not win a war of
[00:07:50] attrition as long as Ukraine has financial support
[00:07:54] from Western powers.
[00:07:57] CNN has contacted the bank for
[00:08:00] comment.
[00:08:08] A woman detained in Washington while trying to travel to Texas to
[00:08:12] attend her father's funeral, a flight attendant
[00:08:14] captured while working at Nashville International
[00:08:18] Airport and a nanny from Argentina
[00:08:21] detained as she was preparing to travel to Kansas City to watch a
[00:08:25] World Cup match. What these people have in common
[00:08:29] is that all three were
[00:08:32] detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at US
[00:08:36] airports. Two of these
[00:08:39] people were in the asylum process in this country and therefore
[00:08:43] in legal status. Airport detentions appear to be
[00:08:46] a new part of the Trump administration's harsh policy
[00:08:50] against immigrants, whether legal or not. A
[00:08:53] spokesman for the Department of Homeland
[00:08:57] Security told CNN that the purpose is, and
[00:09:00] I quote, to ensure that foreigners
[00:09:03] who are illegally in our country,
[00:09:06] he said
[00:09:09] eh, well, eh, to ensure that foreigners who are legally
[00:09:13] in our country, he said, can no longer fly
[00:09:16] unless it is to voluntarily deport themselves. Jeff Joseph,
[00:09:20] president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, told
[00:09:23] CNN that immigrant detentions at airports is
[00:09:27] something that had never been seen before. At airports,
[00:09:31] travelers are in a controlled and restricted environment and
[00:09:34] agents know that it is much easier to detain
[00:09:40] the streets.
[00:09:46] and after reports from CNN and other media outlets about the use of
[00:09:50] heavy machinery to excavate parts of
[00:09:53] Big Bend National Park in the context of the controversial
[00:09:56] Trump administration projects in the area, Rodney
[00:10:00] Scott, Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection
[00:10:03] today announced the temporary suspension of all
[00:10:07] border security-related construction work in the
[00:10:11] park, whose total cost could exceed
[00:10:14] 7 million dollars. In a video published on
[00:10:17] X, Scott stated that he had landed in Texas and was heading to
[00:10:21] visit the site to speak with local law enforcement and other
[00:10:26] in order to make a personal assessment of the
[00:10:29] situation. Opponents of the project told CNN that they felt
[00:10:33] satisfied with the pause announced by Scott, but they
[00:10:37] remained cautious about the final outcome of the
[00:10:41] visit.
[00:10:46] In Brazil, the race for the presidency begins with two
[00:10:50] well-defined blocs, the right of Jair and Flavio
[00:10:53] Bolsonaro and the official.
[00:11:27] the Brazilian right, Flavio
[00:11:28] Bolsonaro.
[00:11:32] He is the son of Jair Bolsonaro, who governed Brazil between 2019
[00:11:36] and 2023 and who is disqualified from participating in the
[00:11:39] elections under house arrest since the end of
[00:11:42] 2025, convicted for attempted coup d'état after
[00:11:45] the 2022 elections. In a
[00:11:48] trip as a pre-candidate, we did more for Brazil and for the safety of Brazilians
[00:11:52] than the Workers' Party and Lula in their
[00:11:55] 17 years in office. Two months after that trip,
[00:11:59] Washington imposed a 25% tariff on Brazilian
[00:12:02] products. The Brazilian government calculated that this affects
[00:12:05] 18% of its exports to the United
[00:12:08] States. Washington also revoked in early
[00:12:11] August, the visa of the Brazilian ambassador in Washington, in
[00:12:15] response to the alleged delay in granting diplomatic
[00:12:18] approval to the candidate for US ambassador to
[00:12:21] Brazil.
[00:12:25] Far from being intimidated, the Brazilian president and candidate for
[00:12:28] re-election, Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, who is trying to appear
[00:12:32] fit at 80 years old, takes this punishment to Brazilian
[00:12:35] production as an electoral card to play, appealing to
[00:12:39] become the defender of the independence and sovereignty of the South American
[00:12:43] giant.
[00:12:47] I want to be prepared so that no one invades this country and takes the
[00:12:50] president. I want to be prepared for peace, I want to be
[00:12:53] prepared for peace, not for war, I want to be prepared so that
[00:12:57] no one dares to take us for
[00:12:59] fools,
[00:13:05] but foreign participation in Brazil's elections does not only come
[00:13:09] from the north, it also comes from the west, we trust you
[00:13:12] Flavio to stop the socialist
[00:13:15] trash, that's why
[00:13:18] I consider that Flavio is the person who can today
[00:13:22] stop Lula and lead a
[00:13:25] true change for all Brazilians. The statements of
[00:13:29] Argentine President Javier Miley at a Bolsonaro
[00:13:32] campaign event strained diplomatic relations between both
[00:13:36] countries with Brazil recalling its ambassador for consultations, although
[00:13:39] good trade relations between both Mercosur partners do
[00:13:43] not seem to have been modified. Brazil
[00:13:46] continues to be Argentina's main buyer and trading
[00:13:49] partner. Unlike what happened in Europe, Canada, or
[00:13:53] Australia, in America.
[00:14:26] The company filed the request this Monday, stating that after
[00:14:30] September 30, each day that passes without
[00:14:33] the merger with Warner Brothers Discovery,
[00:14:37] CNN's parent company, Paramount will have to pay about
[00:14:40] 7 million dollars, as I mentioned before, per
[00:14:43] day, for management expenses to Warner shareholders, among other
[00:14:47] expenses, so it asks that a bond be requested from the states and the
[00:14:51] Writers Guild of America which is the other plaintiff and
[00:14:55] that if it wins the antitrust trial scheduled for
[00:14:58] March, it be paid the bond to compensate for processing
[00:15:01] expenses, among others, the office of the California
[00:15:04] Attorney General, Rob Bonta, who leads the coalition, said that the
[00:15:08] company knew that the merger would be subject to regulatory
[00:15:12] review and in the past had rejected the idea.
[00:15:25] You have 5 minutes, we have five things for you,
[00:15:29] a podcast with the five most important topics of the
[00:15:32] day.
[00:15:36] I'm Juan Carlos López, welcome to clash of opinions,
[00:15:39] diplomacy, you know well, what is said in private is not what is said in public, well here
[00:15:43] we know what is said in private, clash
[00:15:46] of opinions, Sunday on CNN, every
[00:15:50] night, there is the possibility of a
[00:15:53] bombing, no filters, they should not
[00:15:56] treat our young people like this anywhere,
[00:16:00] here we ask, is there freedom of belief in the country, in
[00:16:03] Spain, it is heard, this type of phenomenon is not
[00:16:06] that... they are the generators of change, they are the expression of a change and it is
[00:16:10] debated, will their foreign policy be like this, timid, without
[00:16:14] taking a stand, conclusions with Fernando del Rincón from
[00:16:17] Monday to Friday on
[00:16:19] CNN,
[00:16:23] to understand the world, you need to seek
[00:16:26] the truth, we return to the era when we had to be much more
[00:16:30] human, that's why we follow the facts, wherever they
[00:16:33] take us, no matter how far we have to go.
[00:17:07] matters, we forge a path towards
[00:17:11] truth and understanding of the
[00:17:13] world,
[00:17:20] I'm Fernando Ramos in the city of Pereira in Colombia, we are CNN,
[00:17:35] the full story with Anderson Cooper.
[00:18:35] I'm Maria Santana in New York. We are
[00:18:38] CNN.
[00:18:42] Actress Hayden Panettiere, known for her roles in Heroes and
[00:18:46] Nashville, died at 36 years old after being found unconscious last
[00:18:50] Sunday in an apartment complex in South Carolina, according to police. Her
[00:18:53] representative confirmed the death. An autopsy was performed
[00:18:57] today to determine the cause of death, according
[00:19:00] to Shelton England, deputy chief of the Greenville
[00:19:04] County coroner, although his office plans to release
[00:19:07] more information today, determining the cause and manner of
[00:19:11] death could take weeks
[00:19:15] toxicology tests, a common procedure in many
[00:19:18] investigations of this type. Panettiere began her
[00:19:22] career in television commercials when she was an 11-month-old baby, but she achieved
[00:19:26] stardom in the early 2000s before
[00:19:29] stepping away from public life while struggling with addiction
[00:19:33] and mental health issues. She recently
[00:19:36] published a memoir in which she describes her struggles
[00:19:40] and speaks publicly about the pain of losing her
[00:19:43] brother, rest in
[00:19:44] peace.
[00:19:50] In Manila, the capital of the Philippines, the monsoon rains, known by
[00:19:53] locals as Hagabat, Habagat I should
[00:19:56] say, left severe flooding in both homes
[00:20:00] and roads. Some of the residents told Reuters
[00:20:03] that the water reached their chests and that the floods covered
[00:20:06] the second floor of some homes in Luzon,
[00:20:10] an island in the north of the country, the rains left a flooded
[00:20:14] train, tropical storm Lala is moving away
[00:20:17] from Hawaii, after having left destructive
[00:20:21] floods and strong winds this weekend, authorities
[00:20:24] report at least 100 damaged homes
[00:20:28] and tens of thousands of people without electricity, the
[00:20:33] the mountains of the big island leaving roads
[00:20:37] completely destroyed and a house that was
[00:20:40] torn from its
[00:20:41] foundations.
[00:24:13] The funds for the Department of Homeland Security are already ready. When
[00:24:17] there's a lot at stake, we eliminate the noise to inform
[00:24:21] you clearly about the issues and policies that impact you, from decisions
[00:24:24] made in Washington to their repercussions
[00:24:27] throughout the United States, Latin America and the
[00:24:31] world. Where do relations with the United States stand?
[00:24:34] Relations between the United States and Cuba have always been
[00:24:38] abnormal. Direct USA is that window
[00:24:41] through which you can enter the United States and see what is happening in this
[00:24:45] country. We follow the story from all
[00:24:48] angles to bring you the facts directly, pro-immigrant
[00:24:52] groups filed a lawsuit
[00:24:55] from our studios in Washington, I am Juan Carlos
[00:24:58] López, join me on Direct USA from Monday to Friday
[00:25:02] on CNN, what is your opinion on having been elected under these
[00:25:05] conditions as president of the Assembly and the president of the
[00:25:09] Supreme Court of Justice of the constitutional
[00:25:12] moment declarations because there is this resolution of the
[00:25:16] state, so it would be better now.
[00:25:20] he will appear next Monday to take office,
[00:25:23] yes, in fact, we are going to
[00:25:26] court to take
[00:25:29] office,
[00:25:33] our obligation as journalists is to say things as
[00:25:37] they are and not necessarily as they want us to
[00:25:39] tell them,
[00:25:42] we want to have great minds talking about the most
[00:25:46] important issues that affect our countries,
[00:25:49] but as people,
[00:25:52] I have a responsibility to tell the truth, to be truthful, not to
[00:25:56] be neutral, they are very different things, Oppenheimer
[00:26:00] presents Sunday on c.
[00:26:05] It is important to have a clear perspective of what happens in the world, to know
[00:26:09] the different angles of a single event. In perspectives, we
[00:26:13] take you to the key places where news
[00:26:15] happens, we interview the central characters of the
[00:26:19] stories. It is a program where we offer you a broad and
[00:26:23] objective vision of the world in which we live. Join me
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[00:27:15] I've been practicing journalism for 20 years in Mexico
[00:27:19] City, in the United States and now in Miami for
[00:27:23] CNN. CNN America is a multiplatform
[00:27:26] program where you will have information from all
[00:27:30] areas that will allow you to understand the world from the angle you are
[00:27:34] seeing it, in those three hours you will not only have
[00:27:38] information from a political and economic perspective,
[00:27:41] but also health, from a women's perspective, but
[00:27:45] above all it is a space where we can have conversations, not
[00:27:49] to polarize, but to integrate society.
[00:27:51] sociedad.
[00:27:54] What excites me most is to inform, inquire,
[00:27:58] investigate the why of things, to go to the bottom of the facts,
[00:28:01] here you will see what makes news
[00:28:04] and everything that impacts your daily life. CNN America with Rebecca
[00:28:08] Kelly, Monday to Friday on
[00:28:10] CNN.
[00:28:13] Every night there is the possibility of a
[00:28:16] bombardment, no filters, they should not
[00:28:19] treat our young people like this anywhere.
[00:28:23] Here it is asked: is there freedom of belief in the country in
[00:28:26] Spain? It is heard. This type of phenomenon is not
[00:28:29] that they are the generators of change, they are the expression of a change and it is
[00:28:33] debate, his foreign policy will be like that, lukewarm, without
[00:28:37] taking a stand, conclusions with Fernando del
[00:28:40] Rincón, Monday to Friday on CNN. My
[00:28:44] name is Pau Mosquera and I am a CNN correspondent. Of
[00:28:47] all the work I have done, the one that has perhaps
[00:28:50] impacted me most personally has been the coverage of the war in
[00:28:54] Ukraine, seeing and narrating the stories of some of
[00:28:57] these thousands of refugees has undoubtedly been very difficult,
[00:29:01] but also necessary. It is important to say
[00:29:04] that relating their stories has served to convey the
[00:29:08] dramatic nature of this war, to convey the pain it is
[00:29:11] causing among so many innocent people.
[00:29:15] However, something that has surprised me a lot has been the
[00:29:18] fortitude with which these people crossed the
[00:29:22] border, they did not shed a single tear unless we
[00:29:25] asked them about what they had left behind, their
[00:29:29] families, their belongings, but also.
[00:29:32] I must also add that the extra something
[00:29:37] the few suitcases they carried with them, was surprising,
[00:29:41] and that is hope.
[00:29:44] Appearance is of utmost importance for Koreans,
[00:29:47] wow, this is a topographic map of my
[00:29:51] skin, do you think more emphasis is placed on
[00:29:54] appearance here in Korea than in other
[00:29:56] countries?
[00:29:59] Korea has very high standards. The
[00:30:02] Korean standard of how a man should look has
[00:30:17] We are CNN, the world leader in
[00:30:20] news.