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[00:00:00] board this Mexican Air Force plane bound for Romania
[00:00:09] ships will stop a multilateral coalition will be part of the to get a used the company's artificial intelligence complete view, we are here as migrants to progress, to make this country grow, there are great stories to discover and many
[00:00:12] perspectives to analyze. Perspectives with Mario
[00:00:15] González, Monday to Friday on
[00:00:18] CNN.
[00:00:20] Every night there is the possibility of an
[00:00:22] unfiltered
[00:00:24] bombing. They should not treat our
[00:00:28] young people like this anywhere.
[00:00:30] Here it is asked, is there freedom of belief in the country in
[00:00:33] Spain? It is heard, this type of phenomena are not
[00:00:37] the generators of change, they are the expression of a change, and it
[00:00:40] is debated, its foreign policy will be like this, lukewarm without
[00:00:44] strategic partners in taking a stand, conclusions with Fernando del Rincón,
[00:00:48] Monday to Friday on CNN. It was important
[00:00:51] to cover the trial of Genaro García Luna because this is the highest
[00:00:55] ranking public official from Mexico to be
[00:00:58] prosecuted and convicted in
[00:01:01] the United States for drug trafficking, it was
[00:01:05] incredible to be there to hear these
[00:01:08] testimonies and to be able to learn
[00:01:10] exactly how drug cartels work
[00:01:14] and how they can operate with the
[00:01:18] support many times of government
[00:01:20] reference point to find out what officials. Covering a federal trial in the United States
[00:01:24] is always a difficult task, you have to get to
[00:01:27] court very early to... secure a
[00:01:31] seat inside the courtroom, but also because cameras are not allowed
[00:01:35] to record what is happening in the room,
[00:01:39] so you have to take notes, imagine 8 hours
[00:01:42] taking notes of everything that is said, everything that happens to
[00:01:46] be able to report it to you.
[00:01:50] Our obligation as journalists is to say things as
[00:01:53] they are and not necessarily as they want us to
[00:01:56] tell them.
[00:01:59] We want to have great minds talking about the
[00:02:02] most important issues that affect our countries and
[00:02:06] us as
[00:02:08] with this meeting with President Fujimori in people. I have a responsibility to tell
[00:02:11] the truth, to be truthful, not to be neutral, these are very
[00:02:15] different things. Oppenheimer presents Sunday on
[00:02:18] CNN.
[00:02:23] reference point to find out what A few hours are left until the 25th anniversary of the
[00:02:26] terrorist attack on the Twin Towers in New York, that September 11,
[00:02:30] 2001 marked a before and after for the history of New York and
[00:02:33] the United States and its impact continues to resonate around the
[00:02:37] world. In honor of the 2977
[00:02:40] fatal victims of that attack, a tribute was held
[00:02:43] with the same number of drones in a public art representation
[00:02:47] over the Hudson River, with an
[00:02:50] abstract formation in memory of the victims and then with a
[00:02:53] representation of the vanished
[00:02:55] Towers.
[00:03:06] To understand the world, you need to seek
[00:03:09] the truth, let's go back to the time when we had to be much more
[00:03:13] human, that's why we follow the facts, wherever they
[00:03:17] take us, no matter how far we have to go,
[00:03:20] from the internal story, there are new statements from
[00:03:24] President Donald Trump, I make an external perspective,
[00:03:27] we delve into the data, ready. for whatever comes, the
[00:03:31] concern is for the common Cuban, we
[00:03:34] face the world, who will finance the
[00:03:38] defense of Maduro, find joy in new perspectives
[00:03:42] and new horizons, every
[00:03:45] day, no matter where life
[00:03:48] takes you, we follow what
[00:03:50] matters to you,
[00:03:53] society. What we forge a path towards truth and understanding of the
[00:03:58] from the corner is one of world,
[00:05:08] These are some of the most prominent news at this
[00:05:11] hour. Tropic, an artificial intelligence company, states that
[00:05:15] it blocked several accounts that
[00:05:18] models in ways that could facilitate the development of
[00:05:22] biological weapons. In a report published this Thursday,
[00:05:26] Anthropic, known for its Cloud model, noted that it considers the
[00:05:29] misuse for biological purposes as one of the
[00:05:32] most serious risks associated with artificial intelligence
[00:05:36] models. It details five real cases in which users
[00:05:39] circumvented the controls that block users from
[00:05:43] specific regions and carried out other actions
[00:05:46] to hide the purpose of their investigations, thus
[00:05:49] circumventing the firm's safeguards, among the examples are
[00:05:53] possible gain-of-function investigations ranging from
[00:05:56] infectious diseases such as avian
[00:05:59] flu, to novel poisons
[00:06:02] and toxins.
[00:06:04] another football federation announces that it is withdrawing its support for FIFA president Jan
[00:06:08] Infantino, this time it was the French football Federation that stated that
[00:06:11] in a way... the executive committee decided to withdraw its support for the FIFA
[00:06:15] presidential elections on March 18 in
[00:06:19] Rabat, Morocco. Joining other
[00:06:22] federations, this French one said that Infantino's
[00:06:26] recent initiatives, including the creation of a commercial entity to
[00:06:29] sell stakes in the World Cup, seriously
[00:06:33] damaged the image and unity of football and calls for a
[00:06:37] deep reform of the governance of the body,
[00:06:40] it said. It's Friday in Australia and in a few hours the
[00:06:44] NFL will make history with the first regular season
[00:06:48] game to be played at the
[00:06:51] iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground,
[00:06:54] pitting the Los Angeles Rams against the San Francisco
[00:06:58] 49ers. In February 2025, the commitment
[00:07:01] to play regular season games in Australia was announced as part of the strategy to bring
[00:07:05] these games to new
[00:07:08] markets and promote the growth of the sport.
[00:07:12] So, in February 2025 it was reported that Australia is
[00:07:16] an important global market for the NFL
[00:07:19] with an estimated fan base of
[00:07:21] 6,600 people in that
[00:07:25] country.
[00:07:34] They say that promising doesn't make you poor. That's what
[00:07:37] President Donald Trump did a few hours ago in front of the attendees of the Republican Convention for
[00:07:41] the midterm elections, promising
[00:07:44] $5 to adults in the United States if they help him with their vote so that Republicans
[00:07:48] win control of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
[00:07:52] $5, doesn't sound bad at all when the high cost of
[00:07:56] living is on voters' minds, but the
[00:08:00] president does not have the authority to issue a check as a dividend
[00:08:04] on behalf of the federal government, and it's not a
[00:08:07] dividend, Congress would have to approve it, of course
[00:08:11] if Trump has majorities. perhaps it wouldn't be a problem,
[00:08:14] perhaps, but how disadvantaged will
[00:08:17] Trump feel that he doesn't see his figure alone as
[00:08:21] enough or his discourse to attract that
[00:08:24] vote and makes an offer like that to the
[00:08:27] voters, and of course, promising it costs nothing, but the
[00:08:30] outlay would cost $1.2 trillion
[00:08:34] according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, when the
[00:08:38] government debt already exceeds $40 trillion and paying the
[00:08:41] interest on this. the debt is getting more expensive, the federal
[00:08:45] deficit has already reached $2 trillion, it would also
[00:08:48] increase, you can't ask for everything, and Trump has also
[00:08:52] insisted on the other hand that the US Federal Reserve lower interest
[00:08:55] rates as soon as possible, remember, well, that $5
[00:08:59] payment would fuel the flames of inflation
[00:09:03] as money is a stimulus for consumers, and
[00:09:06] of course, it would complicate the Fed's job, but it would also complicate
[00:09:10] Trump's other wish. when he has said that he wants
[00:09:13] to see the Fed's interest rate at zero,
[00:09:16] of course, promising, doesn't
[00:09:18] make you poor, to keep
[00:09:20] in mind.
[00:09:28] The president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori, announced her
[00:09:31] adherence to the Americas Shield Security Initiative
[00:09:34] promoted by the United States, which Colombia also recently
[00:09:38] joined. Fujimori announced the decision during the most recent visit
[00:09:42] of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio a few hours ago
[00:09:46] after a working tour of Colombia,
[00:09:49] Ecuador and Peru. Andy Ortiz in Lima has the
[00:09:52] details.
[00:09:55] Peru will join the Americas Shield Hemispheric
[00:09:59] Security Initiative led by the United States. This was announced by President
[00:10:02] Keiko Fujimori, after
[00:10:05] a meeting with the United States Secretary of
[00:10:08] State, Marco Rubio, in a joint press conference.
[00:10:12] Fujimori highlighted the new era in relations between
[00:10:16] both countries that opens with this
[00:10:18] cooperation.
[00:10:21] I am pleased to inform our
[00:10:25] country that Peru
[00:10:29] Americas Shield,
[00:10:33] in which more than 15 countries participate and which
[00:10:36] is led by the United States.
[00:10:39] We appreciate this opportunity, Secretary Rubio, because for
[00:10:42] us who have had to face
[00:10:46] terrorism, we know how difficult
[00:10:49] it is now to face this criminality that
[00:10:52] respects no borders and that is why the
[00:10:55] need to unite efforts with
[00:10:59] other countries. For his part, the United States Secretary
[00:11:03] of State, Marco Rubio, highlighted the
[00:11:06] importance of having
[00:11:09] the region, because everything that happens in the
[00:11:13] hemisphere, as he pointed out, can become, especially
[00:11:16] if it is about activities of international criminal
[00:11:19] organizations, a threat to the security of the United
[00:11:23] States. The threat today, the threat
[00:11:27] today are transnational groups, because remember there was
[00:11:30] a time when these groups operated within national territories
[00:11:33] only, but today it is a network of very dangerous criminal
[00:11:37] terrorists who operate across the
[00:11:40] border in several countries, with banking links, with economic
[00:11:43] links, it is a criminal infrastructure that is trying to
[00:11:47] take over the hemisphere and cannot be allowed, and the
[00:11:51] only way to defeat that is to confront it, confront it strongly.
[00:11:55] And that is why we are very happy that you have been elected and the people chose
[00:11:59] because you promised to face this and you are already doing it and
[00:12:03] we will help you in every way possible and why will we help not only because of friendship
[00:12:07] but also because it is in our national interest to have criminal
[00:12:10] gangs operating with impunity in the hemisphere is a direct threat to the United
[00:12:14] States, not only a threat to the people of Peru but
[00:12:18] also eventually a threat to us as well. In this way, the Latin American
[00:12:21] tour of the United States Secretary of State
[00:12:25] Marco Rubio, which included Colombia, Ecuador and
[00:12:29] finally Peru, concludes
[00:12:33] the country's capital, for CNN, Andy
[00:12:36] Ortiz, Lima,
[00:12:48] I report that the stock market session turned red this Thursday, investors
[00:12:52] found strong reasons to... to rebalance
[00:12:56] their portfolios, the Dow Jones industrial average retreated
[00:12:59] more than 316 units, half a percentage point, the S&P
[00:13:03] 500 also lost about half a point, the Nasdaq
[00:13:07] technology index retreated 172 units, weighing on the
[00:13:11] mood for buying shares, the sharp rise in international oil
[00:13:15] prices, as well as the rise in the yield of US Treasury
[00:13:18] bonds. It was announced today that the producer price index advanced
[00:13:22] 0.4%
[00:13:24] in August. The European Central Bank announced an increase
[00:13:28] in its benchmark interest rate, bringing it to 2.5%. In its
[00:13:32] statement, it warned that the conflict in the Middle East continues to generate inflationary
[00:13:35] pressures and expects inflation to remain well above
[00:13:39] target for a prolonged period, which is 2%, that
[00:13:43] target, it adjusted upwards its inflation forecast for the
[00:13:46] year, it also recognized that inflation prospects remain very
[00:13:49] uncertain with upside and downside risks, also the
[00:13:53] risk to growth.
[00:13:56] retreated from record high levels, international copper prices
[00:13:59] by up to 5%, it was its worst session in over a year, today's,
[00:14:03] but the growing global copper supply shortage, strong
[00:14:07] demand driven by the rise of artificial intelligence and
[00:14:10] uncertainty surrounding tariffs have sparked a
[00:14:13] boom for this red metal, just on Wednesday, New York-traded
[00:14:17] copper futures contracts reached $6.89 per
[00:14:21] pound, this is its highest level ever recorded in
[00:14:25] London, copper futures traded per metric ton also
[00:14:28] reached historical highs.
[00:14:32] For the first time since the start of the war against Iran, experts from Standard
[00:14:35] and Poor's Global Energy reported that they no
[00:14:39] longer expect crude oil production in the Middle East to recover pre-war
[00:14:42] levels by the end of next
[00:14:45] year, they no longer expect it and no longer contemplate a
[00:14:49] definitive plan or a definitive end to the war or a
[00:14:52] return to normality in the strait of. by
[00:14:55] 2027, they no longer expect it, they now estimate that
[00:14:59] oil prices will remain elevated in a range of $80 to
[00:15:02] $100 per barrel during the next year, all after Iran-allied
[00:15:06] groups in Yemen took strategic positions along
[00:15:10] the Red Sea, which could extend Tehran's influence
[00:15:13] over another key maritime route in the region.
[00:15:17] On this day, Jaime Brito from Dow Jones Energy gave us his
[00:15:20] opinion.
[00:15:22] There is a great concern, market participants. are
[00:15:26] discounting in today's prices that this flow of
[00:15:30] crude oil that was coming out of Hormuz, more or less 6 million
[00:15:33] barrels a day, has been interrupted this week.
[00:15:37] human by the attacks and and this this palliative, this
[00:15:41] barrel that was coming out of Hormuz through
[00:15:43] small operations between
[00:15:46] reaching the international market, international oil inventories have
[00:15:49] fallen by at least 20%, today
[00:15:53] we are at low levels compared to the last 5 years for
[00:15:56] gasoline, for diesel between 7 and 13%, in the
[00:16:00] United States, Europe and the rest of the world, and OPEC has
[00:16:04] announced that it still sees a drop in the.
[00:16:07] consumption of refined products due to high prices, several of these news
[00:16:11] have caused crude oil prices to react in this way today,
[00:16:13] you have 5 minutes,
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[00:16:20] five most important topics of the
[00:16:22] day,
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[00:16:33] I'm going with Molinares to the Capitol, they have already prepared the funds
[00:16:36] for the Department. of Homeland Security, when a lot is at stake, we eliminate the
[00:16:40] noise to inform you with clarity on the issues and
[00:16:44] policies that impact you, from the decisions made in
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[00:16:58] and Cuba have always been abnormal. Direct
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[00:17:29] as you can see, you can't see at this point, but
[00:17:33] the roofs of the houses, these are rivers
[00:17:36] that overflow completely and that have
[00:17:39] cut off this, the community of Arcadia, but
[00:17:42] many other communities nearby, the
[00:17:45] news doesn't stop and CNN is always
[00:17:49] present to bring you the most relevant
[00:17:51] information, now on weekends Silla Rey
[00:17:55] Rodríguez, who leads the World Monitor team, your
[00:19:32] The Valcheta frog
[00:19:36] the species that are critically endangered in
[00:19:40] Argentina, they can only be found in a single stream in
[00:19:43] the south of the country and for its preservation for more than 15
[00:19:47] years, biologist Federico Cacoliris won a green
[00:19:50] Oscar awarded by the Whitley Fund for Nature, a
[00:19:54] British association that rewards conservation work. How
[00:19:58] is the task to save this small animal? Emiliano Jiménez
[00:20:02] tells us in this new chapter of Called to
[00:20:04] Earth.
[00:20:10] This is the story of an animal that lives in only one stream in the
[00:20:13] world, it cannot be found anywhere else on the
[00:20:16] planet. It is a frog from southern
[00:20:20] Argentina, known as the Valcheta frog, which is
[00:20:23] critically endangered, and a group of
[00:20:26] Argentine scientists led by biologist Federico
[00:20:29] Cacoliris, are fighting to save it from the threats that are
[00:20:33] persecuting it. I am completely in love with this animal,
[00:20:36] I have like a, I feel a
[00:20:39] responsibility, it is an emblem of the Valcheta
[00:20:42] stream, all the inhabitants of the area know
[00:20:45] it,
[00:20:49] located in Argentine Patagonia in the south of the country in the middle of the
[00:20:52] Somuncura plateau, it lives only
[00:20:55] there and that categorizes
[00:20:58] it from the start because anything that happens in the
[00:21:02] environment in that small place makes the
[00:21:05] population decrease, more or less we observe that there is an 80
[00:21:09] to 90% reduction in population due to the
[00:21:12] threats that mainly have to do with exotic
[00:21:16] invasive species.
[00:21:19] In addition to conserving the environment,
[00:21:22] we must prevent the frog from being attacked by species such as
[00:21:25] trout and silver mojarra, and the best place to
[00:21:29] put a fish barrier is to take advantage of a natural jump, the effect is
[00:21:33] very good and it's almost instantaneous, that is, new trout cannot come up.
[00:21:37] Fencing the frog's habitat to prevent animals in the area from
[00:21:40] stepping in the water and ruining the surrounding field is as
[00:21:44] important for its preservation as preventing other species in the
[00:21:48] stream from attacking it.
[00:21:50] every population we find, we create a sanctuary situation for it, that
[00:21:54] is, we prevent threats in that sector of the
[00:21:57] stream, mainly with fences to prevent livestock
[00:22:00] from entering. Thanks to the construction of these sanctuaries, we currently have
[00:22:04] the certainty that we have increased the available habitat for the
[00:22:08] species by between 10 and 15%, we have achieved that
[00:22:12] 20% of the individuals that currently exist of the species are in these protected
[00:22:15] sites.
[00:22:20] sanctuaries, education for the residents, an ecotourism
[00:22:22] plan and even a guardian dog program to protect the
[00:22:26] frogs from the attack of local animals, the
[00:22:29] conservation project is advancing and is already generating international
[00:22:33] recognition such as the Green Oscar,
[00:22:37] awarded to Cacoliris by the Whitley Fund for
[00:22:40] Nature, a British association that distinguished this
[00:22:43] work among hundreds of
[00:22:45] initiatives.
[00:22:49] The preservation of this animal begins in Buenos Aires, more
[00:22:52] precisely in the city's ecopark, a site dedicated
[00:22:56] to the conservation and promotion of species. The
[00:22:59] Valcheta frogs that we have here in the laboratory were
[00:23:02] born in the ecopark, born
[00:23:06] in the laboratory of the National University of La
[00:23:08] Plata. First, to
[00:23:11] imitate the physical, chemical and environmental conditions of the
[00:23:15] Valcheta stream, but in the laboratory here in Palermo, to then
[00:23:18] be able to release them
[00:23:20] into the wild:
[00:23:23] conserving the frog is conserving the stream, conserving the stream is
[00:23:27] conserving all the species that live in it,
[00:23:30] here what we are trying to do is transmit an idea, the idea that
[00:23:34] even the effort to conserve the smallest thing has
[00:23:37] value.
[00:23:44] If you want to know more actions that are being carried out in the world to
[00:23:48] protect the planet, visit our... our website in the Called to
[00:23:51] Earth section (cnn
[00:23:52] cne.com/calledtoearth),
[00:23:56] also tell us on social networks how you
[00:24:00] are responding to that call with the hashtag #called
[00:24:03] to
[00:24:04] Earth.
[00:24:13] to understand the world you need to seek
[00:24:16] the truth. let's go back to the time when we had to be much more.
[00:24:50] horizons, every day, no matter
[00:24:53] where life takes you, we follow what
[00:24:57] matters to you, we forge a path towards
[00:25:01] truth and understanding of the
[00:25:03] world,
[00:25:10] you have 5 minutes, we have five things for
[00:25:13] you, a podcast with the five most important topics of the
[00:25:17] day,
[00:25:26] It is one of the most famous outfits of the 20th century,
[00:25:30] it is the draped, black silk crepe dress,
[00:25:33] above the knee with an asymmetrical cut, with a long
[00:25:36] train and a bardot neckline that
[00:25:40] leaves the shoulders exposed, it is Princess Diana's
[00:25:43] revenge dress that will be auctioned at
[00:25:47] Sotheby's, next December 9th. in London
[00:25:50] after being exhibited in Geneva, New York and Hong
[00:25:53] Kong. It is expected to sell for more than $300,000. The
[00:25:57] late Princess Diana of the United Kingdom wore the dress by designer
[00:26:00] Christina Stambolian. at a public event on June 29,
[00:26:04] 1994, the same day that her husband, the
[00:26:08] then Prince of Wales, today King Charles III of the United Kingdom
[00:26:12] admitted in a television program to having been unfaithful
[00:26:15] to the princess, thus marking the public
[00:26:18] end of the marriage.
[00:26:22] I await your comments on my X account at @jefrias, thank you for
[00:26:25] joining us, I am Gabriela Frías, see you here tomorrow and on social
[00:26:29] media always.
[00:26:38] Every night there is the possibility of an
[00:26:41] unfiltered bombing, our young
[00:26:44] people should not be treated like that anywhere,
[00:26:48] here it is asked, is there freedom of belief in the country in
[00:26:51] Spain, it is heard, this type of phenomena are not
[00:26:54] the generators of changes, they are the expression of a change, and it is
[00:26:58] debated, its foreign policy will be like this, without
[00:27:02] taking a stand. Conclusions with Fernando del Rincón Monday to
[00:27:06] Friday on CNN. The
[00:27:08] news doesn't stop and CNN is always
[00:27:12] present to bring you the most relevant
[00:27:14] information. Now on weekends Silla Rey
[00:27:17] Rodríguez, who leads the World Monitor team, your
[00:27:23] is happening in your city, in your country and in the world,
[00:27:27] stay with CNN to get accurate and
[00:27:30] timely information on the stories of...
[00:27:38] The full story with Anderson Cooper, CNN's best
[00:27:41] journalists share deeply documented
[00:27:44] stories.
[00:27:48] If I was to take up sports betting, what would your advice be
[00:27:52] to me? You believe the civil government should be guided
[00:27:56] and dictated by biblical law, how in the world did you
[00:27:58] survive this? The full force of that technology is landing.
[00:28:03] The full story with Anderson Cooper, Sunday on
[00:30:38] A quarter century ago, this country was attacked and changed
[00:30:41] forever and promised never to forget. I'm Kate
[00:30:45] Bowden and we are here
[00:30:47] from the tribute, the 9/11
[00:30:51] memorial, where almost 300 people died in the
[00:30:54] September 11 attacks, and we have one of the
[00:30:57] people who saved many lives.