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[00:00:00] This is not the case,
[00:00:02] thank you very much for all the
[00:00:05] landfall in the northern part of information, tell me, tell me, tell me, yes, no, that at the moment we don't have any point that has been
[00:00:09] incommunicado completely, however, yes,
[00:00:12] mandates, to defend us from we have the support of the national aeronaval service, which is the part that
[00:00:16] deals with air and marine safety, they are also at
[00:00:19] our disposal, we have had their aircraft at our disposal, both
[00:00:23] rotary-wing and fixed-wing, as well as the vessels, yes, there was a
[00:00:26] time when the sailings were suspended due to the
[00:00:30] waves that were
[00:00:32] this very moment making generated as a result of the earthquake, but the
[00:00:35] coordinations are already being made for any type of support, whether by
[00:00:38] sea or air, sorry, to count on
[00:00:41] Center around the aeronaval
[00:00:44] service, well, thank you very much for all the information, from here
[00:00:47] I embrace all my Panamanian brothers, it's good that
[00:00:51] up to this moment we don't have any lives
[00:00:54] lost to regret, that everything remains material damage and that
[00:00:58] the aftershocks stop, because the aftershocks generate
[00:01:02] anxiety and a terrible psychosis, I've had to
[00:01:06] experience it on different occasions and you don't even sleep because you feel like the ground
[00:01:09] is moving all the time, but anyway, nothing, be vigilant, also
[00:01:13] don't expose yourselves to being near places that were affected until the
[00:01:16] authorities allow you access, that is very important,
[00:01:19] buildings, etc., follow all the instructions that
[00:01:23] are given by the competent authorities, in this case
[00:01:26] René García has also made it very clear. René, thank you, embrace. and it's
[00:01:30] good that for now it's nothing more than a serious scare,
[00:01:36] journalist is always exposed to no,
[00:01:40] this eh in well, yes, thanks for the message and well, we are at your disposal for any type of information that
[00:01:43] you may require from your side,
[00:01:47] likewise if you need anything we are here, René, with pleasure,
[00:01:50] of course, it was René García, national director of the Emergency Operations
[00:01:54] Center of Panama who accompanied me, I will pause,
[00:01:57] I will return and we will go immediately to see
[00:02:00] where Isaías is, a moment ago you saw the
[00:02:04] images, eh, worrying,
[00:02:07] of course, a few minutes ago I told you and my
[00:02:11] producer confirmed it to me, Gils is
[00:02:14] 12 miles away, well, he was 12 miles away, I think that at any
[00:02:18] moment, at any moment Isaías will make landfall and we will be live
[00:02:22] when that moment occurs to also
[00:02:25] understand exactly where it will finally enter and well, all this issue of
[00:02:29] the bands, etc., the
[00:02:32] affects, the amount of rain, the accumulation of it that could
[00:02:35] affect and to what extent they can affect, there are the satellite
[00:02:39] images, there are the images of the coast, you are
[00:02:42] seeing how
[00:02:46] scary it looks, no, scary always hurricanes, well, I'm going to go back, Mauro
[00:02:49] Morales will be with me precisely to do all the analysis, all the information,
[00:02:54] tensions, that part of all the data about not only Isaías, we'll be
[00:02:57] back.
[00:03:04] Hurricane Isaías, we are monitoring it, about to make landfall in Florida, they are
[00:03:08] reporting maximum winds of 116 miles per
[00:03:11] hour, at least in Santa Rosa Beach there in
[00:03:14] Florida, it is the strongest part,
[00:03:18] let's say it that way, where the
[00:03:22] strongest part, sorry, the winds have been
[00:03:24] recorded, 116 miles per hour, it is still a category
[00:03:28] two hurricane, it has
[00:03:31] sustained winds of 105 miles per hour, I tell you about
[00:03:34] the 116 miles per hour, they are
[00:03:38] gusts obviously that reach up to 116,
[00:03:40] but the sustained winds are at 105 miles per hour, which
[00:03:44] makes it a category two
[00:03:47] hurricane until now, we will be back at any moment it makes landfall,
[00:03:51] Mauro Morales is ready and I have all the
[00:03:52] information.
[00:04:26] eh, we must maintain all
[00:05:07] The fight this time consists of the
[00:05:11] administration making a strong cut in
[00:05:15] interest rates to boost the economy, but
[00:05:19] the Fed, which has price stability as one of its two
[00:05:24] inflation, believes that if it does that, if it makes a
[00:05:28] strong cut, it would trigger inflation,
[00:05:32] and a scenario with growth problems and at the same time
[00:05:36] inflation, that is, what is called
[00:05:38] stagflation, that is precisely what
[00:05:41] the Fed of
[00:05:44] Jerome Powell wants to avoid.
[00:06:08] Hurricane Isaías has already
[00:06:10] made landfall, it is animated by the National Hurricane
[00:06:13] Center, it has made landfall, we are talking about a
[00:06:17] category 2 hurricane with sustained
[00:06:21] winds of 105 miles per
[00:06:24] hour, it is the first hurricane to make landfall in the
[00:06:27] United States since Hurricane
[00:06:30] Milton which arrived as a category 3 with 120 miles per
[00:06:34] hour of sustained winds, it
[00:06:36] did so in southern Tampa, this
[00:06:39] was on October 9,
[00:06:42] 2024, since then a
[00:06:46] hurricane had not made landfall again eh Florida in the
[00:06:50] United States since 2024 but this time well Isaías
[00:06:53] has just, I repeat, at this moment made
[00:06:57] landfall in Destin Florida, to be
[00:07:00] exact, there in Destin Florida is where Isaías
[00:07:03] makes landfall at 1005 miles per hour with its
[00:07:07] winds, making it a category
[00:07:10] two hurricane.
[00:07:12] Let's see the
[00:07:16] characteristics of it, sometimes it's not just the
[00:07:19] category of the hurricane, but the amount of
[00:07:23] rain it could bring, I told you
[00:07:26] that there were reports from the Florida government at the beginning of the
[00:07:29] week that spoke with concern about the amount of rain
[00:07:33] that the arrival of Isaías could represent to the
[00:07:36] coasts of Florida, so well, here we are at this
[00:07:40] moment giving the latest information. Hurricane Isaías has already
[00:07:44] made landfall as a category two, 105
[00:07:47] miles per hour, sustained winds, in
[00:07:50] Destin Florida was the entry of
[00:07:53] Isaías and for that, for that then we will be
[00:07:56] talking about Simón too, don't think that we are only talking about
[00:08:00] Isaías, but we will start with Simón,
[00:08:03] mandatory evacuations have been ordered in counties of
[00:08:07] Florida, also in Alabama, in some cities a curfew was even
[00:08:10] imposed...
[00:08:13] More than 1,700,000 people are under
[00:08:16] alert and there are already more than 365,000
[00:08:20] people or customers without electricity in
[00:08:23] Florida and Alabama, according to Power Outage,
[00:08:27] we are talking about 365,000
[00:08:29] people or customers without electricity in Florida
[00:08:33] and Alabama, this minutes before Isaías
[00:08:37] arrived, so the affectations do not end, perhaps now they will
[00:08:40] intensify, there are several Florida counties that have suspended water
[00:08:44] and sewage services to protect their facilities from the
[00:08:48] storm surge, which is expected to reach up to
[00:08:51] 2.7 m in height, the rains that I told
[00:08:54] you could extend the danger
[00:08:58] eh well during the weekend there could be significant
[00:09:01] accumulations, several centimeters in
[00:09:04] areas of Georgia, also North Carolina,
[00:09:08] up to 20 cm are being calculated in some
[00:09:11] areas, risk of flash floods, of
[00:09:14] course, in the most
[00:09:16] affected areas, eh, and well, what more
[00:09:20] can I tell you, it's already a reality, Isaías has made landfall,
[00:09:24] eh, the preparation was already there for the effects, but in Mexico
[00:09:27] surveillance is also maintained over Hurricane Simón of
[00:09:31] category 2, which is predicted to make landfall in western
[00:09:34] Mexico as a major hurricane, that is, category three or
[00:09:38] higher, the forecasts of the Mexican National Meteorological Service and the
[00:09:42] National Hurricane Center of the United States indicate that Simón could make
[00:09:45] landfall this coming Sunday in
[00:09:48] Jalisco and would be a category four hurricane, but
[00:09:52] it would also possibly impact again on Monday
[00:09:55] between Nayarit and Sinaloa already as a category
[00:09:59] one, its trajectory can still change, of course, these are
[00:10:02] forecasts, Simón has generated torrential rains in areas of Guerrero
[00:10:06] and Michoacán, in addition to intense precipitations in
[00:10:09] Oaxaca, Jalisco and Colima, also. Strong
[00:10:13] winds and waves of up to 4.5 m are expected
[00:10:16] on some coasts. Civil Protection of Mexico called on the population to identify
[00:10:19] temporary shelters, prepare emergency kits, avoid crossing
[00:10:23] rivers or flooded areas and follow
[00:10:27] official instructions, in Jalisco, by the way, the federal government has already deployed teams
[00:10:31] to coordinate preventive actions, so well,
[00:10:34] while Isaías makes landfall in
[00:10:37] Florida, in Mexico they are preparing for the
[00:10:41] arrival of Simón, eh, neighboring
[00:10:44] countries, both receiving important
[00:10:47] meteorological phenomena. Let's go directly
[00:10:51] if you agree with Mauro Morales, eh, meteorologist.
[00:10:55] Expert with many years of experience, he was also
[00:10:58] an air traffic controller, he is a
[00:11:01] journalist and presenter also of all
[00:11:05] the weather conditions that occur, especially in the northeast
[00:11:08] of the country, but with international knowledge. My dear Mauro, how
[00:11:12] are you? Good evening, welcome. Good evening Fernando, it's a pleasure to
[00:11:16] greet you and it turns out that there are three cyclones that will make
[00:11:19] landfall this weekend. There is a storm called
[00:11:22] Rachel that is approaching the Baja
[00:11:26] California peninsula, this will be the third cyclone to make
[00:11:29] landfall, all three this weekend, but as you already mentioned,
[00:11:33] at 8 pm, Eastern time, an
[00:11:36] update was released by the
[00:11:39] National Hurricane Center that tells us that
[00:11:43] Isaías is already making landfall, halfway between
[00:11:47] Pensacola also let me
[00:11:50] tell you Pensacola Florida and Panama City, so 80
[00:11:54] km from Pensacola to
[00:11:57] 80 km from Panama City with winds of
[00:12:00] 105 km per hour, as you mentioned in category two,
[00:12:04] it reached category three, it became a major hurricane,
[00:12:08] it makes landfall just below category
[00:12:11] 2, but it is still an extremely dangerous hurricane, it is
[00:12:15] expected to deposit rain accumulations of 6 to 8
[00:12:19] inches in the next few days, mainly there at the
[00:12:23] landfall on the borders of
[00:12:26] Florida and the borders of Alabama, also a lot of rain will
[00:12:30] be received in Louisiana and Mississippi and
[00:12:33] then a frontal system will push all that
[00:12:37] rain towards the East Coast of the North American territory, of
[00:12:40] course there will be some floods, you know that
[00:12:44] many times it is not so much the wind, we
[00:12:47] follow the trajectory of cyclones
[00:12:49] and the change of category with respect to
[00:12:53] the winds that form inside these
[00:12:56] cyclones, but upon reaching land, a
[00:12:59] meteorological phenomenon also as or more
[00:13:03] important is the storm surge, that is, the
[00:13:06] force of the winds and low pressures cause the
[00:13:09] water level to suddenly rise and as people
[00:13:13] say, the sea comes out and advances over
[00:13:17] land, this is much more dangerous, it claims
[00:13:20] many more lives from the storm surge than the
[00:13:24] winds themselves. Now, this hurricane
[00:13:27] Isaías has a particularity, it breaks
[00:13:30] a record, since 1905,
[00:13:34] a hurricane had not formed so
[00:13:37] late in the hurricane season, in fact,
[00:13:40] we are already at the end of the hurricane season
[00:13:43] and this year in particular due to the warming of
[00:13:46] El Niño, well, practically there has
[00:13:49] only been Hurricane Isaías in the Atlantic Caribbean
[00:13:53] and Gulf of Mexico, there have been other storms, but
[00:13:57] eh Isaías is the first to reach hurricane
[00:14:00] category, after many years of great activity, this is
[00:14:04] the first to form and it is the latest one, eh, the
[00:14:08] record was held by this cyclone of 1905, now
[00:14:12] let's go to the Pacific, in the Pacific there is
[00:14:15] Simon, which is this hurricane, it is about to
[00:14:19] become a major hurricane, it currently has winds of
[00:14:22] 110 miles per hour, the limit for
[00:14:25] it to become a category 3, that is, a major hurricane
[00:14:29] is 111 miles per hour, that is, it is about to
[00:14:33] become a category three hurricane and it is expected that during
[00:14:37] tomorrow it will reach category three or
[00:14:40] four to make landfall on the coasts of Jalisco, it will
[00:14:44] pass very close to Colima, then it will
[00:14:47] skirt the coast towards Nayarit and then
[00:14:51] it will also affect areas of Sinaloa and Durango.
[00:14:55] Attention because this crosses all the rains that
[00:14:58] this major hurricane, a very powerful hurricane, will
[00:15:02] leave, they will cross towards the southwest of North American territory,
[00:15:05] so it will also affect the territory
[00:15:09] of probably in New Mexico or in Texas
[00:15:12] and finally, as I already told you, there is
[00:15:16] Tropical Storm Rachel, this Tropical Storm Rachel has been
[00:15:19] active for many days, today at this time it is
[00:15:23] located 210 km west
[00:15:26] of Los Cabos, 1200 km from San
[00:15:30] Diego California, still with winds of 75
[00:15:34] km/h approaching land here.
[00:15:37] 15 km/h, it is expected that on Sunday it will make
[00:15:42] the Baja California peninsula and obviously
[00:15:46] the rains it brings will also
[00:15:49] jump to North American territory, probably
[00:15:53] for Arizona, so there are three systems
[00:15:56] that this weekend are making
[00:15:59] landfall, two in Mexican territory during
[00:16:03] Sunday, Saturday or Sunday there and well,
[00:16:06] Isaías that is already at
[00:16:10] landfall, but the center of the system is making landfall, the
[00:16:13] cloud bands, the wind, the strong
[00:16:16] waves, that has already been felt for several hours
[00:16:19] now, yes, they were
[00:16:23] reporting precisely that gusts of up to 116
[00:16:26] miles per hour were reaching before it made landfall in
[00:16:30] Destin, because in Destin is where those bands of up to 110.6
[00:16:34] miles per hour were reaching. Hey, let me
[00:16:37] pause, Mauro, I'll be back, because I want you to explain to us a
[00:16:41] little bit
[00:16:44] this, how much does it have to do, or how much is
[00:16:47] it playing with these anomalies, if
[00:16:50] you want to call them that, as you said, no, this Isaías is
[00:16:54] historical, this we are seeing Simón, which are very
[00:16:57] particular, how much is this super
[00:17:00] El Niño playing a role, of which so much is talked about and of which we have talked so much about here in
[00:17:04] conclusions, especially you who know this issue of temperature. How it affects
[00:17:08] eh and and and what things can be expected from droughts, rains,
[00:17:12] etc., if this really has anything to do with it, also what you said,
[00:17:15] hey, we've been here in Florida for a while, I have to say it, with
[00:17:19] great pleasure, of course, that we get these
[00:17:22] hurricanes, here on the peninsula no, but the
[00:17:26] fact that almost at the end there is only one, which is Isaías, well,
[00:17:30] it also calls attention, it's like a tense calm, sometimes it worries me more that there is no
[00:17:34] activity, but talk about all this, if you agree a little, your
[00:17:37] knowledge when we return, it's Mauro Morales who accompanies me, we'll talk about that after the
[00:17:41] break, gladly,
[00:18:03] in that placement of objectives and relationships.
[00:18:07] eh, we have to maintain all the progress
[00:18:10] made, let's not talk about other chapters such as equality between
[00:18:14] men and women, such as
[00:18:16] working conditions, such as the distribution of wealth, which is one
[00:18:20] of the problems that globalization has had, that is, well,
[00:18:24] you have to be thinking about a distribution of
[00:18:26] wealth that works and does not create
[00:18:31] the tension and we no longer have time for that of
[00:18:35] recent times is very very based on
[00:18:39] that tension produced by the global economy.
[00:21:17] that Hurricane category 2 Isaías made
[00:21:20] landfall in Destin Florida with winds of 105
[00:21:24] miles per hour, as category two, I repeat,
[00:21:27] that was according to the National Hurricane
[00:21:31] 8:30, Central time,
[00:21:34] 8:30 would be, this, so well, it
[00:21:37] hasn't been long, it happened live, I was telling you,
[00:21:41] eh, let's see what the affectations are, for
[00:21:44] now well, there were already many prevention measures for the arrival
[00:21:48] to receive Isaías. We were also talking about Simón or Simon, as you want to
[00:21:52] call it, who was giving us all the information, my dear
[00:21:55] Mauro Morales, eh, and I was telling him to come back
[00:21:58] now and talk to him a little about this
[00:22:02] El Niño phenomenon that is, well,
[00:22:05] impressive, the largest El Niño
[00:22:08] phenomenon, I think, that has been recorded in history, there is a lot of concern,
[00:22:12] but Mauro, does this have anything to do with what you already mentioned,
[00:22:16] for example, that, well, practically there was only Isaías.
[00:22:20] eh if another one doesn't come out at the last minute, right, but
[00:22:23] practically there were no hurricanes other than Isaías in
[00:22:26] this hurricane season here
[00:22:30] the Atlantic, in the Atlantic
[00:22:34] area, but eh and we also see activity in the
[00:22:37] Pacific, anyway, there are certain particularities,
[00:22:41] does this El Niño phenomenon have anything to do with all this, yes, of
[00:22:44] course, the warming of the
[00:22:47] equatorial Pacific has brought impressive
[00:22:51] rains yesterday you mentioned it and they mentioned it in other news reports, the
[00:22:55] alluvium that occurred there in Chile due to extraordinary
[00:22:59] rains, they make us see how dangerous this
[00:23:03] warming is, on the other hand, the
[00:23:06] effect it has on the Atlantic, where it
[00:23:09] completely inhibited activity this year, if it weren't for
[00:23:12] Isaías, imagine, we are on October 9 and we would
[00:23:16] not have any hurricane to count this
[00:23:20] year on the Atlantic Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico side, which is a much more
[00:23:23] active basin, now on the other hand, the effects are still
[00:23:27] expected in the coming months, a very
[00:23:31] cloudy, very rainy, very cold
[00:23:34] winter is expected in sectors of the southern United
[00:23:38] States and probably for Florida, this of course
[00:23:42] alters all climate
[00:23:44] patterns
[00:23:47] and we will have to see about that winter, because there are also
[00:23:50] cities or places and and the same people who are not
[00:23:54] prepared for those temperatures that could be generated,
[00:23:58] you are talking about Florida, right? In some winter we had it very hard
[00:24:01] here and it was complicated in terms of
[00:24:05] coexistence because, well, we are not used to it, my dear Mauro,
[00:24:09] I send you a big hug, tell me
[00:24:12] tell me, tell me, before finishing, in Europe the heat wave
[00:24:16] claimed many lives precisely because people
[00:24:20] and houses are not prepared for those
[00:24:21] temperatures,
[00:24:24] yes, of course, yes, yes, yes, that's what I was referring to, well, it's not just the
[00:24:28] people, but the facilities, etc., hey, my dear Mauro,
[00:24:32] thanks for all your knowledge, I send you a big hug and
[00:24:35] this, well, I stole a little bit of your Friday night,
[00:24:39] but it was worth it, and it was necessary,
[00:24:41] delighted,
[00:24:44] a big hug for you, Mauro Morales,
[00:25:09] in that placement of objectives and
[00:25:12] relationships,
[00:25:16] the progress made, let's not talk about other chapters such as equality between
[00:25:20] men and women, such as
[00:25:23] working conditions, such as the distribution of wealth, which is
[00:25:26] one of the problems that globalization has had, that
[00:25:30] is, well, you have to be thinking about a distribution of
[00:25:33] wealth that works and does not create tensions
[00:25:36] that part of the tension and we no longer have time for
[00:25:40] that of recent times is very
[00:25:44] very based on that tension produced by the
[00:25:47] global economy.
[00:27:15] My name is Jimena de la Quintana, I am a CNN correspondent in Peru,
[00:27:19] Peru has gone through several political and social crises,
[00:27:22] I have had to be on the streets covering each of them in recent years
[00:27:26] and on several occasions people have surrounded us
[00:27:30] to listen to what we were reporting because. As they say, they want to
[00:27:33] make sure we report the truth, people don't trust and although the
[00:27:39] criticism, I believe our work is increasingly scrutinized,
[00:27:43] we have a great
[00:27:43] responsibility,
[00:29:09] Live, from Mexico City,
[00:29:11] a story can
[00:29:14] change everything, a look at the reconstruction efforts of
[00:29:17] a city and the hope of a people determined to rise, it evolved
[00:29:21] very fast, and we never thought it would become a category
[00:29:24] 5, and to understand what is happening, let's go
[00:29:28] with my colleague Ione Molinares to Washington. The explosion, we can see the
[00:29:34] dimension it had to take away the entire
[00:29:38] facade, we listen to the protagonists, they
[00:29:41] mocked us as mothers and fathers of the 43,
[00:29:45] where she lived, a bomb fell, we are about to board this
[00:29:49] Mexican Air Force plane bound for Romania to
[00:29:52] have a complete vision, we are here as
[00:29:55] migrants to progress and make this country grow. There are great
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