TELEARUBA — broadcast 20261012 163000 UTC 131 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. [00:00:10] The Aruban fire department, along with former firefighters, celebrated [00:00:14] a special day here during a coffee morning. They took [00:00:17] the initiative to present diplomas to [00:00:20] eight firefighters who completed the fire officer [00:00:23] training. Many thanks to Aldrix Juvenger, [00:00:26] Aron Dira. [00:02:19] says the public should remember the weight of [00:03:39] During an interview with Melva James Cruz from the Alzheimer's Foundation, she [00:03:43] informed about a big problem and all [00:03:47] the costs associated with Alzheimer's, and it's not that costly, [00:03:50] depending on which part of the brain the problem is. Furthermore, she added that you [00:03:54] cannot make a diagnosis because there is no knowledge of [00:03:58] the subject to make a diagnosis. [00:06:17] And later, Fada warns about the negative impact of gaming and [00:06:21] social media on the health and development of children, with an emphasis [00:06:24] on content with violence, images of blood, and vulgar language. [00:07:23] Stubborn makeup left behind? Switch to Garnier Micellar Cleansing [00:07:27] Water. Micelles remove makeup in just one step [00:07:30] without harsh rubbing. Tested to remove waterproof mascara better than [00:07:34] the leading wipes from the number one Micellar brand in America by [00:07:37] Garnier. [00:08:45] The Directorate of Auditing is organizing a symposium [00:08:48] on October 24th next. An interview with [00:08:52] the public relations officer of the Directorate of Auditing, Damara Rasmai, [00:08:55] indicated that the symposium will cover five [00:08:58] different topics. This symposium will [00:09:02] start from 8:00 AM until 1:00 PM [00:09:04] in the afternoon. [00:10:23] During an interview with [00:13:21] This campaign seeks to raise awareness in communities [00:13:27] about drug and alcohol abuse, while promoting a lifestyle [00:13:31] free from addiction. [00:13:34] Fanta is very happy to once again [00:13:36] launch Red Ribbon [00:13:38] Week, [00:13:40] a crazy [00:13:42] week. [00:13:50] Crazy, we have already launched the poster [00:13:54] on our Facebook page. [00:16:37] In recent times, there has been a moderate number of people who drop out [00:16:41] of their studies, and in the future, these same people [00:16:44] will have difficulty providing for themselves or their families because they are not [00:16:48] earning a sufficient salary, due to not having the [00:16:51] necessary education to receive an adequate salary. Mr. [00:16:55] Antonia elaborates further on this situation. [00:20:03] The Playa neighborhood center celebrated this month dedicated to our [00:20:06] elderly. The 60-plus commission along with [00:20:10] its members enjoyed good food and music. [00:23:20] Personnel at Fort Hood Military Base in Texas in [00:23:22] 2009 are scheduled for December 3rd with [00:23:25] live transmission and execution by firing squad [00:23:29] as a method of execution. [00:26:02] And in our international segment, an earthquake of [00:26:05] 7.7 shook Panama, [00:26:08] causing panic in the country, as authorities also [00:26:12] informed that there is a tsunami alert for some countries including Colombia and [00:26:15] Peru. In addition, the US has plans to broadcast the execution [00:26:19] of Nidal Hasan live. It is important to remember that in the year [00:26:22] 2009, Nidal Hasan was a shooter who [00:26:26] killed 13 people at the Fort Hood military base. [00:26:29] Experts share their opinion on [00:26:33] this, and among these news, tomorrow Isaias will impact [00:26:37] some parts of the US as a Category 3. Authorities [00:26:41] have begun evacuations. Fabiola Ángela Hernández has the following details. [00:27:05] "There's nothing common about this case. It's a, it's a unique [00:27:09] case. Tuesday night, the acting secretary of army set the date of [00:27:12] execution for former army major Nidal Hasan for December 3rd [00:27:16] at Fort Hood. Eugene Videl, a military law expert [00:27:20] and Yale professor, says the legal process could push that date [00:27:23] back. The biggest question now is whether Dr. Hassan [00:27:27] uh, either on his own or with the benefit of attorneys, [00:27:31] will uh, go to federal court to try to uh, [00:27:35] stop the train at this point, or at least slow it down. [00:27:38] That's commonly done in capital cases. The [00:27:42] army has used firing squad as a form of execution several times [00:27:46] with the last case in 1945. [00:27:49] Stephen Jewel is a military law attorney, he tells me while the method [00:27:52] may seem symbolic, it is routine for the military. So just with uh, [00:27:56] various difficulties with lethal injection, things like that that have also [00:28:00] been in the news recently, um... you can only speculate, [00:28:04] but this this is seems to be very, you know, part and partial [00:28:07] as far as a military function, and it [00:28:10] has definitely deep ties to the the military history in [00:28:14] the United States. Scott Walters, a military law attorney who served at [00:28:18] Fort Hood until 2008, [00:28:21] the court in the final stay for the execution. Views [00:28:25] about it on both sides, but the question for the [00:28:28] courts is narrower, right? The courts are only concerned with, is there a [00:28:32] legal basis to stop or delay the execution? All right. [00:28:36] People should also be cautious about social media reports [00:28:39] and headlines suggesting, suggesting [00:28:43] that an execution is either certain or [00:28:45] imminent. I'll just say we've got everyone [00:28:49] mobilized, the full full Monty for the storm. We're [00:28:53] taking it very seriously. Now is the time to [00:28:56] prepare. The governors of Florida and Alabama [00:28:59] underscoring the seriousness of storm preparations and as hurricane Isaias [00:29:03] gains strength in the Gulf Thursday. Our [00:29:06] assumption is that it's going to hit strong [00:29:10] as a probably lower end Category 3. [00:29:13] Florida Department of Transportation traffic cameras show vehicles [00:29:17] jammed on the highway Thursday amid mandatory evacuation orders in [00:29:20] some areas. States of emergency have been issued in parts of [00:29:23] Alabama and Florida as well as Georgia where officials are [00:29:27] also bracing for the impacts of the storm. It looks like we're going to be on the [00:29:31] dirty side or the east side, side of the storm, so there's a [00:29:34] strong wind threat for our state. On Wednesday night, Isaias [00:29:38] became the Atlantic season's first hurricane, shattering the record for [00:29:41] the latest first hurricane formation in the Atlantic hurricane basin. It's [00:29:45] expected to gain even more strength and briefly become a major hurricane [00:29:49] early Friday, before weakening a bit and making landfall [00:29:52] late Friday or early Saturday. Some places on the [00:29:56] coast could see a staggering storm surge of up to 7 feet. [00:29:59] Residents and local officials heading the warnings to get ready and even to [00:30:03] evacuate if necessary. If you want to leave, you need to [00:30:06] leave, but you need to leave quickly because at 45 [00:30:10] miles [00:30:11] an hour, we have to close the bridge. [00:30:16] We are at San Miguel Arcángel Hospital where [00:30:19] it has been evacuated at this [00:30:22] moment due to an aftershock that was also felt [00:30:26] in this place. We have been informed that inside the [00:30:29] hospital there are still [00:30:32] people, also doctors and patients who are in [00:30:36] process. There were some in an operating room who have not [00:30:40] been able to evacuate, especially because at this [00:30:43] moment they have not [00:30:47] finished or completed the process. Now at this place [00:30:50] are the units of the Panama Fire Department. [00:30:54] The ambulances are all [00:30:57] ready for any type of M.