TELEARUBA — broadcast
20261012 040000 UTC
275 transcript segments
Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive.
Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record.

[00:03:50] We all play various roles, the executive
[00:03:53] director drove the
[00:03:54] ambulance.
[00:03:59] It is difficult to recruit staff because a lot of training is required to be
[00:04:02] an emergency medical technician.
[00:04:05] Hi, Paul, I'm Dr. Hull. What happened to you today? You had dizziness, chest
[00:04:09] pain, difficulty breathing. What happened? I've been doing ambulance
[00:04:13] transfers as a driver for 3 years.
[00:04:16] She also has emphysema and asthma helping to transfer
[00:04:20] people.
[00:04:25] They did an
[00:04:26] electrocardiogram.
[00:05:02] extensive
[00:05:03] plains,
[00:05:06] the landscape is
[00:05:07] impressive.
[00:05:17] How do you pronounce the name of the town?
[00:05:30] A little and it's good. It's the
[00:05:33] goal.
[00:05:40] And also from Montana.
[00:06:15] We have a lady coming in by ambulance, they found her unconscious at her
[00:06:19] home,
[00:06:23] no response, ma'am, no
[00:06:24] response,
[00:06:28] we'll probably admit her, keep her comfortable and let
[00:06:31] her die. They called her
[00:06:33] priest.
[00:06:42] shows that 90% are white, when I arrived it was probably 98%,
[00:06:46] not a big cut,
[00:06:50] we have a very large elderly population, I think it's deep and
[00:06:53] every time you use your hand it will open more, maybe I'll insert one to gather
[00:06:57] that deep tissue, we have our large agricultural
[00:07:00] population,
[00:07:03] that is, farmers, ranchers, thank goodness
[00:07:07] your doctor made you get the tetanus vaccine, there are
[00:07:10] fewer young people, but there are.
[00:07:44] Now we're going to Dr. Roger Shower's funeral,
[00:08:05] what shoes should I wear,
[00:08:08] I think the doctor arrived here after finishing his residency.
[00:08:14] He was a very important part of this place for many
[00:08:18] years, he was really an advocate for
[00:08:22] rural healthcare,
[00:08:24] well, I think this funeral will be
[00:08:26] big,
[00:08:32] hello, how are you, I haven't seen
[00:08:35] you in a long time, I have to sit in the aisle because
[00:08:39] I'm on call, but maybe I'll sit on the side behind.
[00:09:12] change to go back to the hospital, here
[00:09:15] we go,
[00:09:25] how am I, not very
[00:09:28] well,
[00:09:30] I'm not well, Tasha talks to the nursing home to
[00:09:33] inform them, it's a quarter to 8
[00:09:37] p.m., I'm on call until Tuesday morning at
[00:09:40] 8. about 36 more
[00:09:44] hours, how are you? good, good,
[00:09:47] barbed wire, they were removing the barbed wire, there were
[00:09:51] or nine rolls placed vertically, a part fell
[00:09:55] here, it shouldn't matter who
[00:09:58] retires, but it's getting harder and harder
[00:10:02] to find people to fill vacancies, there are simply fewer and
[00:10:06] fewer people willing to come here and dedicate themselves to this type of
[00:10:09] medicine.
[00:10:22] Okay, let's see.
[00:10:26] There's only one person working in the emergency room. Do you want
[00:10:30] to come Ursula? So I must intervene
[00:10:33] to help.
[00:10:37] And I'm still on call in the
[00:10:38] operating room.
[00:10:42] I found her at
[00:10:43] 3:26.
[00:10:50] I would say it's almost the same, except for the rivers and the coconut trees.
[00:11:01] Today I was at home preparing
[00:11:03] lunch,
[00:11:07] then they called me and told me I had a patient for a blood
[00:11:10] draw in emergency room
[00:11:12] 2, I'm from
[00:11:15] the Philippines,
[00:11:17] I grew up in a town like
[00:11:19] this,
[00:11:23] it's like I never... left home, how
[00:11:27] vital is the immigrant labor that is coming to keep this place
[00:11:31] running, keep squeezing my hand if you feel any
[00:11:34] discomfort, that is becoming an increasingly important part of our
[00:11:38] survival, it will move, it is slowing down. This
[00:11:41] week, on Thursday, we have a person coming for an interview for an
[00:11:45] internal medicine position,
[00:11:49] it's always like this, towards the end of the shift
[00:11:51] is when there's a lot of
[00:12:13] I did a thorough analysis of how many applications I have
[00:12:16] received. 31 from the Philippines, 11 from
[00:12:20] Nigeria and three from
[00:12:21] Ghana.
[00:14:37] The need to migrate knows no age. Many
[00:14:41] say they want to reach Mexico City, but others seek
[00:14:44] to go further
[00:14:45] north.
[00:14:49] The Mexican army's anti-drone battalion consists of
[00:14:52] these types of inhibitor elements. to bring down drones
[00:14:55] that have become a threat. Chiapas
[00:14:59] authorities have detected a cattle smuggling
[00:15:02] point. This is one of the illegal crossing
[00:15:06] points for cattle going from Central America to
[00:15:09] Mexico. Thousands of protesters, workers from this
[00:15:12] country left from the Angel of Independence at
[00:15:15] 9:30 AM. I am in the municipality of
[00:15:19] Teuchitlán, in the Mexican state of Jalisco. Here the
[00:15:22] discovery was macabre by part of. searchers for
[00:15:26] missing persons. What made you come here with the
[00:15:30] suspicion that your son might be on this
[00:15:32] ranch?
[00:15:43] The full story with Anderson
[00:15:44] Cooper.
[00:15:50] Okay, let's dive right in.
[00:15:54] He's an 80-year-old man. He's coming
[00:15:55] in because
[00:15:59] he has chest pain. He has a pretty high risk of having a
[00:16:02] heart attack right now and it may be
[00:16:04] developing.
[00:16:07] Okay, take a deep breath, we're going to do a blood
[00:16:11] test,
[00:16:18] how important is this hospital to you, it's very
[00:16:22] important, it's the closest one,
[00:16:26] around us there are only small
[00:16:28] towns.
[00:16:34] I analyzed the blood samples from the emergency patient. This is a
[00:16:38] hematology machine. How long have you been working
[00:16:41] here? Since 2022, four years
[00:16:45] ago. We are all Filipinos
[00:16:49] here.
[00:16:52] The migratory flow is, oh, that looks like
[00:16:54] Nigeria. It's really the most viable way for me to
[00:16:58] have a suitable candidate to work here. I think
[00:17:02] it's Nigeria. We have had a vacancy in the laboratory
[00:17:06] since we posted it. late August 2025,
[00:17:08] I analyzed in
[00:17:12] received, we received 31 applications
[00:17:16] directly online from the Philippines, all
[00:17:19] from very qualified candidates, we had 11
[00:17:22] applicants from Nigeria and three from Ghana. We also
[00:17:26] had two very viable candidates, both
[00:17:30] Americans. We offered them both the
[00:17:33] job,
[00:17:36] but both rejected
[00:17:39] it, basically because we are in a very
[00:17:43] rural area, when you analyze your
[00:17:46] staff, you are filling the most needed
[00:17:50] positions, are immigrants the only ones applying for
[00:17:54] those positions here, yes,
[00:17:56] immigrant labor is a fundamental piece of the tools
[00:18:00] we use to keep ourselves
[00:18:02] open.
[00:18:07] when I work until
[00:18:09] 5,
[00:18:11] the first thing I do is take Chloe to daycare,
[00:18:15] what did you learn today at school,
[00:18:18] the number two, did you learn to do what you do in
[00:18:22] the Philippines,
[00:18:25] it's a 4-year course in
[00:18:27] college,
[00:18:31] you do, it's for the
[00:18:34] salary.
[00:18:38] I can't raise my children with that amount of
[00:18:41] money,
[00:18:43] tomorrow you go to daycare and Friday
[00:18:45] too.
[00:18:49] Are you excited for your first day of
[00:20:08] for Marichu's position, they are
[00:20:10] fasting, we only had about three
[00:20:14] applicants between 2022 and
[00:20:16] 2024, two were from the United
[00:20:19] States, he drank water,
[00:20:23] one was interested in the position, but
[00:20:27] decided to accept another job in a different
[00:20:29] place,
[00:20:32] I also want a child, well,
[00:20:35] let's see,
[00:20:50] opportunity they have to come and cover the need we
[00:21:50] Yes, nearby a child was kicked in the head by a
[00:21:54] horse, a man got off his harvester and broke his leg, it is
[00:21:58] necessary,
[00:22:00] this is old, when we had our children we went there, if
[00:22:04] we had gone to Bowman, our children would not have made it, because they were born
[00:22:08] prematurely, what do you mean by that, they would have
[00:22:11] died, and when your children were born, there were
[00:22:15] more American-born employees at the hospital, have you seen
[00:22:19] that change. Yes, over the years, people don't
[00:22:23] want to come work here, they prefer big
[00:22:36] Leona at 8:41,
[00:22:40] Tina, can you give me another blade 11, since
[00:22:44] I was in college, my plan was to come to the United
[00:22:46] States.
[00:22:50] Did you feel that coming to the United States was an opportunity to improve your
[00:22:53] life? Oh, yes, of course.
[00:22:57] In what way? Many things, money,
[00:23:01] time,
[00:23:01] opportunities.
[00:23:06] Before Ursula and Melissa arrived, the positions
[00:23:09] had been vacant for at least 3 and a half
[00:23:12] years. Nobody
[00:23:14] applied.
[00:23:21] We removed the gallbladder
[00:23:25] and now we are going to wake up the patient,
[00:23:29] I will hold your hand because we don't want you to scratch your
[00:23:32] eyes, I don't know what the girl who woke me
[00:23:35] up was called, she is still in her fantasy world,
[00:23:39] Leona, she said: wake up, you will go back to sleep, the
[00:23:42] surgery is over, we are waiting for you to
[00:23:45] wake up, why did you want to work in the field of
[00:23:48] medicine? You are in the recovery
[00:23:51] room, I like to help
[00:23:55] people, for me it is a great satisfaction to
[00:23:59] share my knowledge with someone and know that it will be
[00:24:02] useful to them.
[00:24:05] Here we had twins 49 years ago. I do not
[00:24:08] plan to return to our
[00:24:10] country.
[00:24:12] Right now it seems a little
[00:24:15] hopeless
[00:24:16] to go back.
[00:24:21] Yes, why not, I
[00:24:22] would.
[00:24:25] There are many people who say that there are immigrants who come to this country, they take
[00:24:29] jobs from Americans. Have you ever heard that or thought about
[00:24:32] that? We cannot live side by side
[00:24:36] without taking anything from each other. How much do you appreciate the immigrants who work
[00:24:40] here? We need them, that's all I can
[00:24:43] say. Do you think that's a shared
[00:24:45] sentiment
[00:24:48] by everyone who lives in the area?
[00:24:51] Not necessarily, there are some people who still say, I don't think
[00:24:54] they should be here, did you really hear
[00:24:57] that, when you hear people say what you're
[00:25:00] telling me, do you tell them anything, yes, I
[00:25:03] tell them, they are doing their job, be grateful
[00:25:06] to have them, otherwise, you might not even be
[00:25:09] alive without those people helping
[00:25:11] you.
[00:25:19] One reason why... We are here in Hedinger, has to do
[00:25:22] with something I've been reporting for the last
[00:25:24] year.
[00:25:29] In Texas, a tension has emerged in the suburbs of Dallas.
[00:25:33] This is a City Council meeting. Most
[00:25:37] are probably retired and don't understand how the H1B Visa takes
[00:25:40] jobs from Americans. We need to get the American
[00:25:44] worker back and support our doctors, not give away our
[00:25:47] country. This was a protest. and it's really one of the
[00:25:51] most overtly racist things I've seen in a long
[00:25:53] time, they will replace us, they will
[00:25:57] replace us.
[00:26:00] This evokes what we heard in Charlotte
[00:26:02] a few years ago, much of this dispute centers on the number of
[00:26:06] immigrants who have arrived in the region with H1B
[00:26:08] visas, that's why it's important to be in a place
[00:26:12] like Hedinger. You come from a ruined country
[00:26:16] and you want to bring that culture here, it
[00:26:20] represents us. The full story with Anderson
[00:26:23] Cooper.
[00:26:33] but regardless of that, the truth is that everything that is happening in the world is being stirred up
[00:26:37] in some way and that Latin America with all
[00:26:40] the aspects that are there, as you said about elections,
[00:26:44] about the treaty between Mexico and Canada and the
[00:26:48] United States will have the spotlight and it comes at a time when the
[00:26:52] markets, to continue a little with our focus today on
[00:26:55] markets, when the markets have been quite well
[00:26:58] also and that there are
[00:27:02] some. active that to the extent that they are certainly difficult to anticipate,
[00:27:05] but they are
[00:27:07] moving in a way they haven't done in
[00:27:11] many years.
[00:30:02] the positions in our hospital,
[00:30:06] you were also born in the hospital,
[00:30:09] yes, it is bringing diversity to the city and they are good and
[00:30:12] honest people, so it's not like we are getting a flood of
[00:30:15] people, it seems that the evolution that has occurred in Hedinger has been well received.