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00:00:00Tomorrow the control of
00:00:01Congress will be decided
00:00:04and I ask you what your body smells like, your breath, your skin,
00:00:08your urine, they have something in common, they could release substances
00:00:11that for scientists
00:00:15the last would be a clue to some disease, a doctor is live and has details for us, so
00:00:19let's begin.
00:00:26Hello, how are you, with great pleasure, I am Carolina Saraza and this is your
00:00:30digital edition that accompanies you at this time of day, today is Monday, November
00:00:332nd, my dear Borja is free, but we begin with
00:00:37these seconds of panic inside the cabin of a plane that crashed, as
00:00:41you can see on screen, in a dive, in Florida,
00:00:44this is how we start, in just one minute, it lost more than
00:00:4820,000 feet of altitude, it crashed against an
00:00:51avenue and exploded a few feet from the cars of
00:00:54the people who were passing through that place, let's hear the
00:00:57despair of the co-pilot in her last
00:01:00communication with the control tower.
00:01:04were on board that plane, thank
00:01:24Rest in peace all of them, we are talking about nine people who
00:01:27were on board and lost their lives. The impact occurred on a
00:01:31busy avenue in West Palm Beach, very close to
00:01:34Mar-a-Lago, the residence of President Trump in Florida and
00:01:38our colleague Vilma Tarazona is at the scene of the impact with the latest
00:01:42details, Vilma, what a terrible story, good afternoon,
00:01:45go ahead.
00:01:47Yes, hello, well, we continue here at the scene in
00:01:51Palm Beach County, very close to here is where this aircraft that
00:01:54came from Texas, was going to the Bahamas with nine
00:01:57occupants, unfortunately, as we have already... explained to you, the
00:02:01people, the nine occupants died, according to what could be
00:02:04established with the communication that the pilot of the aircraft had with the control
00:02:08tower, she initially said that they had problems with bad weather, with turbulence
00:02:12and that they had ice accumulation on the outside of the
00:02:16aircraft, then
00:02:18get, now is the she declared the emergency and said that they were descending at 20,000
00:02:22feet per minute, that is, a very
00:02:25abrupt fall at that moment, then she
00:02:28panicked, said that she would crash against the pavement and that was the last
00:02:32communication that was received, the co-pilot was
00:02:36identified as a 20-year-old woman, Natalie Figueiras
00:02:39from here in Florida, they say that she even
00:02:43learned or learned to fly a plane before learning
00:02:46to drive a car. The National Transportation Safety Board
00:02:50said today in a press conference that they had evidence that the
00:02:54horizontal stabilizer of the aircraft had
00:02:57detached during the flight. And that this could
00:03:01explain that sudden dive of the
00:03:03aircraft, the NTSB will interview the individuals who witnessed
00:03:07the accident and we ask people, witnesses
00:03:11or information, people who have relevant information such as videos
00:03:14or photographs, to please contact the
00:03:17NTSB by email at
00:03:20witness@ntsb.gov,
00:03:23I will repeat, it is witness.
00:03:26NTSB.gov.
00:03:30If community members find debris,
00:03:33please do not move it, contact
00:03:36us or local authorities to respond appropriately.
00:03:39apropiada.
00:03:42The weather situation is also being taken into account, as reported by the
00:03:46pilot at that time and as meteorologists had already
00:03:50established that we had bad weather at that time in
00:03:53Florida, so this is the latest information available at this time.
00:03:56The investigation of this unfortunate accident
00:04:00here in this part of Palm Beach County in
00:04:02Florida and with this I say goodbye and return to you in the studio.
00:04:06Vilma, it's a very sad case, we also know that this 20-year-old
00:04:09pilot had obtained her license during her
00:04:13high school years. Vilma,
00:04:17thank you.
00:04:19And I'll tell you that Edwin Cruz was a witness to this impressive
00:04:23he would do if the Democrats accident, I tell you, he is a DJ who was going to an event
00:04:26and was right in front of the scene of
00:04:32can be done today, the accident, today he connects with the digital edition, Edwin,
00:04:34good afternoon to you, tell us how you got there and how you realized that what
00:04:38was falling was a plane, good
00:04:40afternoon, yes, good afternoon,
00:04:44well, to begin, before
00:04:47what happened, I was passing by there, I passed by
00:04:51there almost two or three minutes
00:04:54before, wow, because where I was.
00:04:57When that happened, it was just
00:05:00across the street, when it happened,
00:05:04it was in an instant it happened, only a
00:05:08buzzing was heard and then the explosion.
00:05:11Wow, I imagine you are very tired and for you it must be very terrible
00:05:15to think that 2 minutes before, 3 minutes before you
00:05:19were there and could have been very close
00:05:22under the debris of this plane, what has gone through your mind in
00:05:27few hours,
00:05:30well, the truth is that it is something very difficult
00:05:33because yesterday, after that happened, I came
00:05:36home because with an exaggerated pain, a headache.
00:05:40I don't know if it was because of the explosion, I don't know, but I'm still
00:05:43a little like that, but
00:05:47something one is surprised because the truth
00:05:50is that one is not safe anywhere, nowhere is safe, one does
00:05:54not know what is going to happen, at
00:05:57first most people thought it was something
00:06:00else, a missile, a drone, that's
00:06:04why, well, yes, I regret very much that you are
00:06:07going through that headache, that bad experience, fortunately
00:06:11you are alive and that was not the case of the other people, of the others who
00:06:16you for being here in the digital vision, Edwin Cruz,
00:06:20thank you.
00:06:22It's terrible, changing the subject,
00:06:25is once again in the center of the controversy due to the procedures
00:06:29used by agents in the operations, now witnesses
00:06:33narrate the anguish that was experienced when an agent, they say, pointed
00:06:37a gun at the face of a passerby in Socorro Cruz,
00:06:41has the latest on this controversy from that city
00:06:45Socorro for you, good afternoon, I'm going with
00:06:48you.
00:06:51Very good afternoon, Carol, we have moved to Orange County, I warn you that the
00:06:55images we are going to see are truly shocking and also
00:06:58have generated outrage and strong reactions
00:07:02from community leaders as well as authorities here in California.
00:07:06We are seeing images of what happened in North Hollywood in Los Angeles
00:07:10where federal agents carried out an
00:07:12immigration arrest, a man who was walking his dogs approached the
00:07:16place and allegedly threw an object into the street. Seconds
00:07:20later, one of the agents pushed him against some
00:07:23bushes and pointed a gun at him a few centimeters
00:07:27from his face. The Department of Homeland Security, Carolina,
00:07:31responded to our call saying that the man had pepper
00:07:34spray and that his actions created a dangerous
00:07:37situation for the officers who, according to their version,
00:07:41acted according to their training, now another
00:07:44incident here in Southern California, in Orange County,
00:07:48in the Lake Forest area, we see the images, where yesterday,
00:07:52Sunday, another confrontation occurred between
00:07:55federal agents and protesters, during the
00:07:58altercation, the officers fired rubber projectiles,
00:08:01it is said that a man and a minor were injured,
00:08:05up to this moment, ICE has not offered an
00:08:08official explanation about what happened, however. Police
00:08:12reports assure that the agents themselves were the ones who
00:08:16called the local police and that they say
00:08:19they were surrounded and harassed by community
00:08:22members, we will continue to be very attentive to these cases, I return
00:08:26to you in the studio, as always, Socorro, excellent report, thank you for
00:08:30the details, I also tell you that ICE agent
00:08:33Mario Alberto Morales surrendered today to justice after
00:08:36being accused of running over a Mexican immigrant with his vehicle in
00:08:40Houston, Texas, Morales faces serious charges of aggravated
00:08:44assault and the body camera images contradict
00:08:48his argument that it was an accident. In addition,
00:08:52the prosecutor's office has revealed that Morales had been rejected
00:08:55by other law enforcement agencies for apparently having
00:08:59a criminal
00:09:00record.
00:09:05There are only hours left for the midterm elections and as of
00:09:09today a record of more than 54 million people have already
00:09:12voted, the Associated Press says that the figure includes those who
00:09:16voted in person early and those who have
00:09:19done so by mail, I remind you that tomorrow each
00:09:23of the seats in the House of Representatives and the
00:09:26control of the Senate are at stake, now listen to
00:09:29this, I will probably become Mr. Veto, these are the words of
00:09:32President Trump when talking about what
00:09:36win the House and the Senate tomorrow, he said that he would veto
00:09:40the bills with which he disagrees
00:09:43and assures that after several vetoes both
00:09:47parties would end up negotiating, the contest is at
00:09:51its hottest moment, only hours remain and Edwin PT is
00:09:54in Washington with the details, Edwin, good
00:09:57afternoon, very good afternoon to you, Carolina, a very
00:10:01busy day for President Donald Trump, many events, one at the
00:10:05National Mall and nine virtually that he has been
00:10:09attending one by one from the White House, I am in the final stretch of.
00:10:12the midterm elections, but it was during the weekend in Iowa and
00:10:16Ohio where the president tried to do everything possible to
00:10:19ensure that Republicans maintain leadership in the House of
00:10:23Representatives and also in the Senate, but during a
00:10:26very important interview, the president from the White
00:10:30House spoke about two points that have monopolized headlines, the first is
00:10:34that he does not believe that this election will be
00:10:37safe, and the second point is that if the Democrats win, he will
00:10:41become, as you well said, Mr.
00:10:44Veto, but he left the door open for a path to
00:10:47negotiation later, but Carolina, the situation
00:10:51continues to be quite complicated, especially due to the contests.
00:10:55for the Senate and what has happened in Michigan is a perfect example where
00:10:58the Democrat Stevens continues to receive strong criticism
00:11:02for openly supporting the Republican Mike Rogers who is the
00:11:06opponent of the Democratic candidate Abdul El
00:11:09Sayed, but as in politics even a betrayal can end up
00:11:12benefiting you, the Sayed Carolina campaign is already
00:11:16reporting that in a single day they have managed to raise
00:11:192.4 million dollars. I return to you in the
00:11:23studio with more of your digital edition.
00:11:25Edwin and precisely I would like people at home to remember that tomorrow we have
00:11:29complete coverage on all our platforms
00:11:32destination 20:26 will be and starts at 7 pm
00:11:366 central and 4 pacific you can also do it
00:11:40through our N+
00:11:42application
00:11:49and that's what you should know, a judge dismisses the Justice
00:11:52Department's lawsuit that sought to block the
00:11:55certification of the elections in Alaska, the ballot
00:11:59in that state, as you know, features Republican Senator
00:12:02Dan Sullivan and another independent candidate
00:12:05named Daniel J Sullivan, the Republican complaint
00:12:09was that said candidacy was an alleged Democratic strategy to
00:12:13confuse voters, the Alaska government demanded
00:12:16the case be dismissed, calling it
00:12:20meritless. It is also a sad Halloween
00:12:23weekend, truly terrifying, at least 92
00:12:27people were injured and more than a dozen lost their lives in
00:12:31several states across the country and there were shootings in both stores and
00:12:35nightclubs in several states, nationwide,
00:12:38according to Gun Violence Archive, nearly 400
00:12:42mass shootings have been documented
00:12:46since January, which is an average of more than one every day,
00:12:50and direct to Colombia where an attack with explosives near a
00:12:53military base left four dead, including a two-month-old
00:12:57baby, in addition to multiple injuries, this
00:13:00aggression occurred in an area where dissidents of the
00:13:04former FARC guerrillas operate, President Abelardo de la Espriella
00:13:08condemned the attack and announced more bombings in the
00:13:11area where the guerrillas move, this
00:13:15was a movie rescue, a man falls into a sinkhole
00:13:19in his own yard and his truck is about to
00:13:22crush him. We show you the images. and the maneuver they
00:13:26made to get him
00:13:29out, this is interesting, can you imagine that the smell of your body
00:13:32could give you a clue about your health, a woman claims that through
00:13:36the smell of her husband they diagnosed him with the
00:13:38disease, a doctor joins us live and tells us more,
00:13:42myth or reality, we continue live.
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00:16:24what does it mean to vote yes on Proposition 42,
00:16:28voting yes, prohibits politicians from imposing new taxes on
00:16:32your personal assets, including your retirement and savings
00:16:35accounts and a yes vote on Proposition
00:16:3842 protects your savings and retirement whether it's an
00:16:42IRA, 401k or pension, that's why
00:16:45firefighters, veterans, small businesses and working
00:16:48families say yes, vote yes on
00:16:5242, protect your retirement and your savings, ambiguous
00:16:55language is bad in homework and worse in a law, Proposition
00:16:5940 allows politicians to expand the tax on anyone
00:17:03and at any time without. voter approval, there are
00:17:07no controls or supervision, most
00:17:10of the money can remain with health insurers, instead
00:17:13of in clinics and doctors' offices, we don't just teach
00:17:16subjects, we teach critical thinking, join
00:17:20Governor Newsom, educators, doctors and unions in
00:17:23voting no on 40, this November 3rd, power is at
00:17:27stake, the balance of power in Washington and the decisions that impact
00:17:31millions of Hispanics, on N+ Univision we will be
00:17:34at the scene of the... news, results live,
00:17:37correspondents, more voices, perspectives and debate this hour of the Latino
00:17:40vote, the vote to know who won and above all what
00:17:44it means for you, inform yourself with
00:17:47those who live the same as you, N+ Univision coverage
00:17:50destination 2026, and we return with the images of an
00:17:54incredible rescue in Phoenix,
00:17:57Arizona, a man fell into a six-foot-deep sinkhole
00:18:01in his backyard, which also
00:18:04partially swallowed his truck and due to
00:18:08injuries to his chest, the driver could not get out,
00:18:11after stabilizing the vehicle to prevent a tragedy, a
00:18:14firefighter descended into the sinkhole and managed
00:18:18to get him out alive, a true
00:18:21miracle, and I confess that I had always
00:18:23heard this, but I never
00:18:29thought it was true, I'm talking about your smell
00:18:32that could give you a health warning, scientists at the University
00:18:36of Manchester found that in many cases the skin
00:18:39releases such subtle substances that they can go
00:18:43unnoticed by our sense of smell. They are studying the development
00:18:46of a device capable of detecting diseases such as
00:18:49Parkinson's, lung cancer, prostate,
00:18:52bladder, Alzheimer's and infections through
00:18:55breath, skin and urine. We ask neurologist
00:18:59Dr. Alejandro Guillermo Anderson everything about
00:19:02it. Welcome Dr. to the digital
00:19:06edition, I'll go with the question: myth or reality,
00:19:10do diseases smell like something in particular, good
00:19:13afternoon, hello, how are you, good afternoon, thank you very much
00:19:17for inviting me, well, there is an anecdote,
00:19:20a very interesting true story, the case
00:19:24of Joy Milne, a Scottish woman who identified a
00:19:28particular smell in her husband years before
00:19:31he was diagnosed with Parkinson's and
00:19:34later recognized a similar smell
00:19:38in other patients with Parkinson's disease, so they are
00:19:41trying to measure that, but not so much that
00:19:45a person perceives it, but systems
00:19:49as if they were electronic
00:19:53noses with artificial intelligence,
00:19:56algorithms that allow you to interpret
00:20:00a certain individuality as if it were
00:20:03a biochemical fingerprint. All that, doctor, but considering what
00:20:09without such advanced technology,
00:20:13is there any smell that one could say, well, my husband, my partner
00:20:16or I myself smell this way, let me go
00:20:20consult a doctor, look, I think the only thing
00:20:23really documented occurred in Parkinson's
00:20:27disease and surely we cannot apply it to all
00:20:30Parkinson's diseases,
00:20:33you think that the scientific
00:20:35works that use
00:20:38technology,
00:20:40reach in some cases a sensitivity
00:20:43of 80%, 81, 83%.
00:20:46And what does that mean that if I want to
00:20:50test a population that has no symptoms, if they have
00:20:54for example prostate cancer and I have a
00:20:57sensitivity of 80 83%, I am missing almost
00:21:0120% of patients who actually have prostate cancer and I will
00:21:04not detect them, which would be problematic, the most documented
00:21:08one, I repeat as far as I know is Parkinson's,
00:21:12perfect, well Doctor Alejandro. Anderson is always
00:21:15invited to the digital edition, for any symptom you have to go
00:21:19directly to a doctor like you, thank
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00:21:43per person in 120 low and middle-income
00:21:45countries where it would be available. According to the WHO,
00:21:49more than 40 million people suffer from this
00:21:53disease. And the water reaches catastrophic levels in
00:21:56several states, we have the minute-by-minute of the historic
00:21:59emergency due to the rains that millions of
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00:24:27create your own celebration, never uniform, always
00:24:45you, TJ Maxx. Three reasons to vote yes on
00:24:48Proposition Three:
00:24:50Proposition Three maintains vital funds for our
00:24:54schools. Proposition Three does not raise
00:24:58taxes, it only maintains what the richest
00:25:012% already pays and with strict
00:25:04accountability, every dollar goes to our schools and not
00:25:07to the politicians in Sacramento, let's protect
00:25:10our students, let's vote yes on Proposition
00:25:14Three. Proposition 37 reduces the costs of buying
00:25:17a home for families, 37 reduces the required down
00:25:21payment from 20% to only 3%.
00:25:24And with low interest rates,
00:25:28it also reduces your family's monthly expenses.
00:25:31Low down payment, low monthly expenses, vote
00:25:34yes on Proposition 37 so that buying a home is
00:25:37more accessible for our families. Ambiguous language
00:25:41is bad in homework and worse in a law. Proposition
00:25:4440 allows politicians to expand the tax on anyone
00:25:47and at any time, without voter approval.
00:25:51There are no controls or supervision, most
00:25:55of the money can remain with health insurers, instead
00:25:58of in clinics and doctors' offices. We don't just teach
00:26:02subjects, we teach critical thinking. Join
00:26:05Governor Newsom, educators, doctors and unions in
00:26:09voting no on 40. Protecting what families have
00:26:11saved is not a partisan idea,
00:26:15but five times politicians in Sacramento have tried to
00:26:18tax their savings and retirement.
00:26:22Proposition 42 prohibits politicians
00:26:25from
00:26:29cobrar impuestos sobre sus arroros y retiros.
00:26:32La proposición 42 prohíbe que los políticos
00:26:36impose new taxes on your retirement and
00:26:40savings accounts, they tried it before, they'll
00:26:43do it again. Vote for 42
00:26:47and protect what you've
00:26:48earned.
00:26:54We return with breaking news, the Department of Justice asks
00:26:58the Supreme Court for an emergency order to block.
00:27:03California from setting aside the ballots of 20,000 registered
00:27:06voters, under the Trump administration's claim
00:27:09that they might not be citizens, this emergency
00:27:13appeal was filed this Monday after two adverse
00:27:16rulings in lower courts,
00:27:19we are still awaiting what happens with this, today
00:27:23we report historic floods in the southwest of the country that have
00:27:26caused emergency evacuations in more than a dozen
00:27:30counties in Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico, in
00:27:34areas like Segona and Pagosa Springs, helicopter rescues
00:27:37and river overflows have been seen
00:27:40at potentially catastrophic levels. Andrea León
00:27:43has the report and what is expected for these upcoming
00:27:46hours.
00:27:49At this hour, more than 7 million people in the southwest
00:27:52are facing a new wave of dangerous flash
00:27:56floods, caused by a storm system moving
00:27:59eastward. Evacuation orders remain
00:28:03in two states, Arizona and Colorado. In Arizona,
00:28:07emergency teams faced a weather phenomenon over the weekend
00:28:10that led to several swift water rescues amid a state
00:28:14of emergency. We have had four
00:28:17rescues, we have had to rescue people who are
00:28:21stuck, this morning, in the last two hours
00:28:24we have had five calls from people who are
00:28:28trapped in their cars. Authorities warn that what may
00:28:31seem like a puddle on the road can become a death
00:28:35trap. These videos posted on social
00:28:38media show the magnitude of the devastation. In the
00:28:42towns of Scottsdale and Phoenix, rescue teams have
00:28:45helped motorists who were trapped in waist-
00:28:49high water. In
00:28:51Sedona, a residential neighborhood was partially transformed into a river
00:28:55after the nearby Oak Creek overflowed.
00:28:58Throughout the state, several
00:29:02roads that were completely flooded have closed.
00:29:06Meanwhile, in Colorado, the San Juan River has forced the evacuation of
00:29:09Pagosa Springs, just a week after devastating
00:29:13floods hit the same area. Meanwhile, in Las Vegas, strong
00:29:17gusts of wind from Hurricane Vans kicked up large amounts
00:29:20of dust and sand, reducing visibility in some
00:29:24sectors. According to experts, this type of phenomenon can form
00:29:28when downdrafts from a storm lift dust from the ground
00:29:31and move it quickly, that's my information, I'm
00:29:34returning to you, approximately 7 million
00:29:38on alert Andrea León,
00:29:39thank you,
00:29:45well, I like this and I'm sure you do too,
00:29:48we're talking about the Powerball jackpot reaching almost
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00:29:55without winners, remember that there's a drawing tonight,
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00:30:07fortune favors the bold, so you are thinking about
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00:30:14to make sure, well, that it wasn't a winner or that it was a winner, tomorrow
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00:30:49in the weather we have noticed a cloudy outlook awaiting the upcoming
00:30:53precipitations. Shortly I will tell you when and where
00:30:56we could see these rains.