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[00:00:00] multiplatforms where you will have information from all
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[00:00:27] What excites me the most is to inform, inquire,
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[00:00:37] impacts your day to
[00:00:38] add, energy prices are day. CNN América with Rebecca Kelly, Monday to
[00:00:42] Friday on CNN.
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[00:03:22] These are some of the most outstanding news at this time, I
[00:03:26] inform you that news networks CNN, MSNBC and
[00:03:29] Politico expanded their lawsuit against President Donald Trump's veto
[00:03:33] in order to limit their access to the White House. I also
[00:03:36] inform you that the lawsuit alleges discrimination and retaliation
[00:03:40] in violation of the first and fifth amendments, referring
[00:03:43] to the recent blockades preventing these media outlets from
[00:03:46] boarding the presidential plane, preventing them from carrying out their work with what is
[00:03:50] called the pool, that group of media outlets, the traditional alliance in
[00:03:54] which several platforms take turns sharing presidential
[00:03:57] coverage. The United Nations General Assembly rejected the
[00:04:01] embargo that the United States has maintained on
[00:04:03] society, what Cuba since 1960,
[00:04:05] considering that it has currently led to an energy crisis that aggravates the
[00:04:09] humanitarian situation on the
[00:04:12] to catch a glimpse of what island. The resolution was approved by 130 votes in favor, 17 against,
[00:04:16] 25 abstentions. However, according to a United
[00:04:20] Nations statement, it is the lowest vote in favor in the last
[00:04:23] 20 years. This is the 34th time that the General
[00:04:27] Assembly has disapproved the embargo. In the
[00:04:30] United Kingdom, Andy Burnham's government will grant millions of households a
[00:04:34] one-off payment of 100 pounds, about $133, in
[00:04:38] January to help cope with rising energy costs. The measure
[00:04:42] is contained in the first budget presented by Finance Minister
[00:04:45] Jeremy Hunt, who also doubles the tax on
[00:04:49] the Cadillac team until banks, bringing it to 6% for the next 15 months
[00:04:52] and increases support for Ukraine. By the way, the government's
[00:04:56] fiscal deficit would be slightly reduced to
[00:04:59] further, are we prepared for what 4.2% of gross domestic
[00:05:01] product.
[00:05:10] I want to share with you my figure of the day, which has to do with... your pocket, and look, the
[00:05:14] whole world is thinking about its pocket and this figure is related to the
[00:05:17] rise in raw material prices this year and these
[00:05:21] are figures from the World Bank,
[00:05:23] 23% is the figure and it is what the World
[00:05:27] Bank predicts that raw material prices will rise due to the
[00:05:31] increase in global shocks, in its new report it cites the conflict
[00:05:35] in the Middle East that reduced oil reserves, also raising
[00:05:38] energy prices to their highest level in 4 years, interruptions.
[00:05:42] in grain shipments and the El Niño phenomenon threaten crops
[00:05:46] and food affordability, I
[00:05:51] expected to rise 32%
[00:05:54] this year, reversing three years of declines, before moderating in
[00:05:57] 2027, that's what the World Bank predicts, basic food
[00:06:01] prices will increase by 10% this year,
[00:06:05] another 7% in 2027, a cumulative increase
[00:06:08] of 18%, because the conflict also disrupts shipments of...
[00:06:12] cereals, the World Bank states that the El Niño phenomenon threatens crops
[00:06:16] and high fuel and fertilizer prices which in turn
[00:06:20] increase agricultural costs, says this same
[00:06:23] report from the
[00:06:24] organization.
[00:13:33] is how university students think AI
[00:13:36] could impact them. Artificial intelligence is transforming the
[00:13:40] world. A study by the World Organization for Labor revealed that
[00:13:43] 25% of jobs could be affected by generative
[00:13:47] AI. On the other hand, an investigation by the Institute for the
[00:13:51] Future of Education revealed that 94%
[00:13:55] of students and 73% of professors in Latin America
[00:13:58] use AI. With these data, a question arises,
[00:14:02] how could artificial intelligence be applied in the jobs for which
[00:14:06] young people are currently training? This is what the
[00:14:09] young people of the Ibero University say. We are going to use it responsibly
[00:14:12] to learn, to support ourselves,
[00:14:15] to sustain everything we know before artificial
[00:14:19] intelligence, it tries to change my career in the sense of
[00:14:22] optimizing electrical processes more and. not so much
[00:14:26] people are needed necessarily for the electrical area more than for
[00:14:29] machinery, he will help me in my career
[00:14:32] as an assistant and well, make
[00:14:36] tedious things easier.
[00:14:38] In addition to positivism, there are also members of the university community
[00:14:42] who see the use of artificial intelligence with negative
[00:14:45] impacts, so it is no longer that you come up with the
[00:14:48] ideas and all the process that goes before a design, you no longer
[00:14:52] do it, artificial intelligence does it all. Well, it
[00:14:56] can also affect us, of course,
[00:14:59] because if we go down the other path, which is
[00:15:02] problem solving, we no longer have critical
[00:15:06] thinking, especially when starting a business, it will be much easier to have a general idea, mockups,
[00:15:10] eh, to have something much more tangible of what you want to achieve. The numbers are
[00:15:13] uncertain, but they point to a change. Knowing how to use artificial
[00:15:17] intelligence could stop being an advantage to become a
[00:15:20] labor requirement. The question goes
[00:15:24] is coming? What do you think? What is needed so that artificial
[00:15:27] intelligence does not leave workers behind and opens new
[00:15:30] opportunities?
[00:15:36] Live from.
[00:16:08] they made fun of us as mothers and fathers of the
[00:16:11] 43, where she lived a bomb fell, we are about to
[00:16:15] board this Mexican Air Force plane bound for
[00:16:18] Romania to have a complete vision, we are here
[00:16:22] as migrants to progress, to make this country grow, there are great
[00:16:26] stories to know and many perspectives to analyze,
[00:16:29] perspectives with Mario Gonzales, Monday to Friday
[00:16:33] on
[00:16:34] CNN.
[00:16:39] To understand the world you need to seek
[00:16:42] the truth, let's go back to the time when one had to be
[00:16:45] much more human, that's why we follow the facts,
[00:16:49] wherever they lead us, no matter how far we have to
[00:16:52] go, from the internal story, there are new
[00:16:55] statements from President Donald Trump, I make an external
[00:16:59] perspective, we delve into the data, ready for whatever
[00:17:03] comes. Lorenzo was shot by an immigration
[00:17:06] agent. We face the world, is it
[00:17:09] legal for a 3-year-old child to appear alone before a judge,
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[00:17:47] Here at CNN, news comes first:
[00:17:50] primero:
[00:17:53] today with Gaby Molinares, the Capitol has already approved the funds
[00:17:57] for the Department of Homeland Security, when there's a lot at stake,
[00:18:01] we cut through the noise to inform you clearly about
[00:18:04] the issues and policies that impact you, from decisions made in
[00:18:07] Washington to their repercussions throughout the United
[00:18:11] States, Latin America and the world. Where do
[00:18:15] relations with the United States stand? Relations between the United States
[00:18:18] and Cuba have always been abnormal. Direct
[00:18:21] USA is that window through which you can enter the United States
[00:18:25] and see what is happening in this country. We follow the
[00:18:29] story from all angles to bring you the
[00:18:33] facts directly. Pro-immigrant groups
[00:18:36] filed a lawsuit from our studios in
[00:18:39] Washington, I'm Juan Carlos López, join me on
[00:18:42] Direct USA, Monday to Friday
[00:18:56] Microsoft's stock was up more than 4% this afternoon after reporting
[00:18:59] adjusted earnings of $4.89
[00:19:02] cents per share, on revenue that exceeded expectations,
[00:19:06] $92.28 billion, a 19%
[00:19:09] annual increase in the quarter that ended on September 30, it announced
[00:19:13] that revenue from its Azure cloud computing services division
[00:19:17] exceeded $33 billion,
[00:19:20] a 48% increase. Capital expenditures, which
[00:19:23] serve as a reference to know how much it spends on data
[00:19:27] centers, increased 30%, less than expected.
[00:19:31] In the afternoon, Alphabet's results also fell, but in this
[00:19:34] case the price of its stock plummeted to. after
[00:19:38] reporting a reduction in its free cash flow during the third
[00:19:41] quarter, $2.67 per share, adjusted earnings
[00:19:45] below expectations on revenues above
[00:19:49] $127 million and while this was an increase
[00:19:52] of 25% in terms of its revenues, it was
[00:19:56] indeed the first result below what the market expected in almost
[00:20:00] 4 years, in addition it adds that its search
[00:20:04] advertising revenues decelerated.
[00:20:09] Due to lower sales in its gas or gasoline and
[00:20:13] hybrid units and continuous losses in its electric vehicle division.
[00:20:16] Ford Motor reported lower than expected revenue and earnings, 50
[00:20:20] cents per dollar per share on revenue of
[00:20:23] $49.53 billion. As for electric unit sales,
[00:20:26] revenue was $1.2 billion,
[00:20:30] a 31% drop. The hybrid segment also
[00:20:33] saw a 3% decrease in
[00:20:36] revenue. The commercial and business units
[00:20:40] division, in contrast, did increase 2%. Ford said that its
[00:20:44] F-series pickup truck line continues to be the
[00:20:47] best-selling in the United States.
[00:23:40] program where you will have information from all
[00:23:44] areas that will allow you to understand the world from the angle you are
[00:23:48] looking at it. In
[00:23:50] those 3 hours you will not only have information from a political
[00:23:53] and economic sphere, but also health,
[00:23:57] from a sphere for women, but above all it is a space where
[00:24:00] we can have conversations not to polarize, but to
[00:24:04] integrate
[00:24:08] excites me the most is to inform,
[00:24:11] investigate, inquire about the why of things, go to the bottom of the
[00:24:15] facts, here you will see what makes news and everything that
[00:24:18] impacts your day to day. CNN América with Rebecca
[00:24:22] Kelly, Monday to Friday on
[00:24:47] Listen, I inform you that Mexico City is experiencing this weekend
[00:24:51] the Formula 1 Grand Prix, if you didn't know it,
[00:24:55] but there are many people in this city who do know it, this morning
[00:24:59] thousands of fans were able
[00:25:02] will happen this Sunday on the track of the Hermanos Rodríguez Autodrome in
[00:25:06] the show of the Cadillac Formula One
[00:25:09] Team, a show starring the home
[00:25:13] driver, Sergio Checo Pérez, from Guadalajara, who drove a modified
[00:25:16] Formula 2 car and performed some maneuvers to the delight of the
[00:25:20] gathered fans. The show also had reasons
[00:25:24] to celebrate. First, to remember that Checo will race
[00:25:28] his 300th Grand Prix this Sunday, a coincidence that
[00:25:31] it also happens at home, but
[00:25:34] also the announcement that Checo Pérez signed with
[00:25:39] 2029, two more seasons at
[00:25:43] least, for this Mexican.
[00:27:56] of a bombardment without
[00:27:59] filters, they should not treat our young people
[00:28:04] like that anywhere, here it is asked, there is freedom, I believe in the country, in
[00:28:07] Spain, this type of phenomena is heard, it is not
[00:28:11] that they are the generators of change, they are the expression of a change and it
[00:28:14] is debated, their foreign policy will be
[00:28:16] like this, conclusions with
[00:28:20] Fernando, Monday to Friday on
[00:28:23] CNN, live from Mexico
[00:28:27] City.
[00:28:29] A story can change everything. A look at
[00:28:33] the reconstruction efforts of a city and the hope of a people
[00:28:36] determined to rise again, it evolved very quickly and we never thought
[00:28:40] it would become a category 5 and to understand what
[00:28:44] is happening, let's go with my colleague Gaby Molinares to
[00:28:47] Washington.
[00:28:49] The explosion, well, we can see the dimension it had to take away the entire
[00:28:53] facade, we listen to the protagonists, they
[00:28:57] made fun of us as mothers and fathers of the 43 where
[00:29:01] she lived. A bomb fell,
[00:29:05] the Mexican Air Force heading to Romania, to have a
[00:29:08] complete vision, we are here as migrants to progress
[00:29:12] and make this country grow, there are great stories to know and
[00:29:16] many perspectives to analyze, perspectives with Mario
[00:29:20] González, Monday to Friday on
[00:29:36] América is a multi-platform program where you will
[00:29:40] have information from all fields that will allow you
[00:29:43] to understand the world from the angle you are seeing it from.
[00:29:47] In those three hours, you will not only have information from a
[00:29:50] political and economic field, but also
[00:29:54] health, from a field for women, but above all it is a
[00:29:57] space where we can have conversations not to
[00:30:01] polarize but to integrate
[00:30:06] excites me most is informing, investigating,
[00:30:09] researching the why of things and getting to the bottom of the facts,
[00:30:13] here you will see what makes news and everything that
[00:30:16] impacts your daily life. CNN América with Rebeca
[00:30:19] Kelly, Monday to Friday on
[00:30:21] CNN.
[00:30:29] We are CNN, the world leader in...