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00:00:00It's clear that everyone should take the time
00:00:03I feel so out of for their grief because we all experience it in such a distinct way, but talking about it and expressing it from the heart
00:00:07helps us to heal. I hope this somehow
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00:00:25Good morning, today is Thursday, August 20th, and these are the most important news stories.
00:00:32from the White House, Trump shows the reforms of Hispanics deported to Liberia. Breaking news, the first flight of deportees arrives in that
00:00:35African country. Among them are Venezuelans, Cubans, and
00:00:38Colombians. The Secretary of Homeland Security publishes this image of
00:00:42people about to board a plane. Mexicans
00:00:45deported to third countries. Thousands are also being
00:00:48sent to a nation that is not their own, like Guatemala, according to its
00:00:52president, and also Honduras. We have testimony
00:00:55denouncing excessive
00:00:58scores his first goal with use of force. An Ecuadorian was arrested who... worked in construction and was in front of his
00:01:003-year-old son in Massachusetts when this happened. His wife seeks
00:01:04to prove that there was abuse by the
00:01:08How can we find more homes for authorities. Boat captain arrested by ICE,
00:01:10he was facing justice for the shipwreck of a tourist boat in New
00:01:14York in which a Colombian mother and her baby died. Now it is added that he is
00:01:17accused of being undocumented in the country. On immigration Thursdays,
00:01:22listening to what affects we talk with the lawyer about the relevant topics and the questions you
00:01:25sent us. Also, two air
00:01:28you, at Ashley's tragedies. Collision of aircraft, the mid-air
00:01:30impact of a small plane and a police helicopter leaves one dead and several injured
00:01:34in Pennsylvania. Air accident in Kenya,
00:01:38the four bodies of seven deceased are recovered after a
00:01:41helicopter crashed during a tourist ride in that African country,
00:01:45among the victims, the president and general manager of
00:01:49cases, they want to deport you, we Telemundo Stations and the director of intelligence of
00:01:54a victim of a crime, we return to Mexico. What Ecuador. then he is seen taking what Flood risk, mostly for the northeast of the country,
00:02:00neighbors say they are Mexican government that agrees with from New York to Washington D.C., weather. present today, but also the risk of flooding will be present, the
00:02:04weather forecast in brief, stay tuned, violence in
00:02:07Michoacán, Mexico, burning of
00:02:10It's 7:27 in the vehicles and road blockades after an operation against the Jalisco New
00:02:13Generation cartel, there are detainees,
00:02:16people's questions and hope against skin cancer, after an innovative vaccine was revealed that could
00:02:20the state police also help prevent melanomas from reappearing, we ask a dermatologist
00:02:23who it can work for and recommendations to
00:02:26prevent it. Viral trend.
00:02:32AM of Have you heard of "farmear" now? It has thousands of young people organizing, recording viral videos that
00:02:35many still don't understand, which is why today we explain what it's all about in
00:02:39Telemundo News
00:02:40now.
00:02:48Good morning, I'm Claudia de la Fuente, and this Thursday, from our team to your family,
00:02:52thank you for letting us inform you. We have a lot to tell you, starting with
00:02:55this breaking
00:02:57news:
00:03:00Today, the first flight of deportees with 20 people on
00:03:03board arrived in Liberia. Secretary of Homeland Security Marwayne Mullen published this
00:03:07image today of people about to board a plane. Of the
00:03:10deportees, we know that the majority are from Latin American countries, and
00:03:15this among them are Venezuelans, Cubans, and Colombians. This year,
00:03:18the United States granted $5 million to Liberia, $5 million for
00:03:22migration management activities. Liberia will receive up to 1,200
00:03:26deportees in the coming
00:03:28Telemundo, Ashley's Labor months. This is in addition to what has been happening since the Trump administration began in
00:03:312025. Since then, the U.S. government has deported to
00:03:37KD One, which gave rise to 26 third countries, more than 23,000 people, countries where they have no legal
00:03:40or personal ties, and after
00:03:44receive them, and it is something that arbitrary detentions in some cases. The majority, almost 20,000 people, were
00:03:47sent to Mexico, more than 2,700 to other countries
00:03:51must fight in Latin America and the Caribbean, and more than 500 to Africa and other
00:03:55regions. Mexico, by the way, has expressed its
00:03:58rejection of these actions. We spoke with a Mexican who was deported to
00:04:02Honduras after living and working here in the United States. In fact,
00:04:06Alejandra Arteaga connected with him and is now with us live from Mexico
00:04:09to talk about what is generally happening. Alejandra, good
00:04:13morning.
00:04:15Good morning, Claudia, the
00:04:18soccer. Everything United States government has sent thousands of
00:04:20Mexican migrants deported, not back to
00:04:24their country, but back to a
00:04:26Emirates, of course thinking of making a career in third country, in this case, Guatemala and Honduras.
00:04:30Two federal sources told Telemundo News that
00:04:33this has been happening since April. The first flight
00:04:37departed from Guatemala and
00:04:39the great hopes placed in then flights began in Honduras. One of
00:04:42the last flights occurred last week. 37 migrants
00:04:46traveled from Texas to San Pedro Sula in Honduras.
00:04:49One of those migrants
00:04:54school in Great Britain in is Arturo Trejo. I was able to speak with him. He took
00:04:574 days to return from there.
00:05:00by land to the border of Mexico with Guatemala and
00:05:04then he arrived here in Mexico City to his native Hidalgo. What
00:05:07did he experience during those hours when he was on
00:05:10board a truck returning to Mexico from Honduras? Let's
00:05:14listen. There they told us that there would be no problem, that
00:05:18they would transport us to this place,
00:05:22Chapas. Okay, that same truck
00:05:26transported us, the minimum on the extensions there
00:05:29resting and sleeping for a while and
00:05:33then until we arrived in
00:05:35Chiapas.
00:05:39A situation that greatly concerns migrants who are already
00:05:42experiencing stress due to this situation, we asked the U.S. Department
00:05:46of Homeland Security why these flights are not going to
00:05:49Mexico. They answered in a statement that the Trump administration is using
00:05:53all legal options to carry out the largest deportation
00:05:57operation in history, as President Trump promised.
00:06:00That's what they told us. Of course, the
00:06:03Mexican government has said before that it does not accept the policy of a
00:06:07safe third country, so with all this happening, is there any other
00:06:11indication that lets us know why they are leaving them in Central America
00:06:14then?
00:06:16Our sources here in Mexico told
00:06:19us, Claudia, that what is happening is that the U.S.
00:06:23government wants to leave Mexican migrants much farther from the
00:06:27Mexico-U.S. border. This would mean that migrants returning
00:06:31to Guatemala or Honduras would have to cross two countries
00:06:34and then their national territory to reach the border. In other words, a way
00:06:37to prevent them from returning to that
00:06:41country. And what do the governments of the countries receiving
00:06:45the immigrants like Honduras or Guatemala say
00:06:49about this?
00:06:50Well,
00:06:53the president of Guatemala just spoke out. The big
00:06:57question here is who pays, who provides these
00:07:00resources so that migrants can
00:07:04the president of Guatemala tells us is that it is the
00:07:10the Guatemalan government so that the immigrants can return. Let's
00:07:13listen.
00:07:16They pass in transit in less than 24 hours
00:07:19with expenses that are covered by the Mexican
00:07:22government or in other cases by the
00:07:26American government around certain
00:07:29issues.
00:07:32It's a very concerning situation, Claudia,
00:07:35because in Arturo's case, he was able to get the resources to
00:07:39return, but there are many migrants who no longer have family here
00:07:43nor the resources to return to this country. Thank you, Ale, for
00:07:46also showing the reality of Honduras and Guatemala, which has received almost
00:07:502,300 migrants in what they call transit. That's the report
00:07:53from Mexico. We'll be back to talk about the immigration arrest of an
00:07:57Ecuadorian man. It happened in Massachusetts. It was captured on video, and now his wife
00:08:01denounces alleged excessive use of force. In fact, she even says that her 3-year-old
00:08:04son was there during the operation and was very affected by what he saw.
00:08:08Wendy Castillo has the story.
00:08:15Moments of tension were captured on video during the arrest of Clever
00:08:19Washilem, an Ecuadorian detained by immigration agents in
00:08:22Lawrence, Massachusetts. They hit him like
00:08:27in the stomach, they hit him in the
00:08:30leg. His wife claims that it all started with a
00:08:33confusion when the agents asked him about another
00:08:36person, and Klever explained that it wasn't him.
00:08:40Then that's when he said that already.
00:08:44behind him was already a
00:08:46car in front also, so they
00:08:50just surrounded him. It was then, according to his
00:08:53wife, that the struggle began that these images show. What
00:08:57hurts me the most is that they took him away
00:09:01horribly. I
00:09:04saw all of that and it's like I
00:09:08also kept thinking about
00:09:11all of that. His son, just 3 years old, also
00:09:15witnessed the detention.
00:09:17He is afraid to go out on the street, it's that
00:09:20he says: Mom, no, we're leaving, because the police,
00:09:24he says the police, that the police will kill like
00:09:28my dad, like immigration agents have to do their
00:09:32job, but what I don't agree with is that they
00:09:36assault and violate people's rights.
00:09:39Klever, who worked in construction, was the main financial support of the home. Now that he is gone, Maira says she will have to work twice as hard while facing uncertainty
00:09:48about her husband's future. Today I have to hug my son and
00:09:52tell ourselves that we have to be strong, both of us, we have
00:09:55to get through this.
00:09:58Telemundo News requested information from the ICE Office and
00:10:01DHS one day after the operation, but so far we
00:10:05have not received a response. We conducted an independent
00:10:09search. I want to make special emphasis that her
00:10:25husband, Klever, is not a criminal, but a
00:10:28hardworking man dedicated to his family. That is why
00:10:31she denounces the way, according to her, that ICE agents
00:10:34treated him on the day of his detention. Wendy
00:10:37Castillo, Telemundo News.
00:10:40Also, ICE has detained the captain
00:10:42of a tourist boat that capsized in New York, where a Colombian mother and her
00:10:46baby died. His name is Manuel Ernesto Hernández. The Department of
00:10:50Homeland Security said in a statement that the guard confirmed the
00:10:54undocumented presence of the 46-year-old Salvadoran in the
00:10:57country, which is why immigration detained him. This adds to the
00:11:00case he was facing, in which he was accused of not having the proper licenses
00:11:04and of operating the vessel with more passengers than permitted. 14
00:11:08people were on board when the tragedy occurred. This man now faces
00:11:12at least two charges for that situation, federal
00:11:15charges. And
00:11:18an air accident between a helicopter and a small plane ended with a deadly
00:11:21outcome. Who was on board and what were the aircraft doing when they collided?
00:11:25Marisette Bereny tells us all about it. She has all the information this morning. How are you,
00:11:28Maricette? Good morning, Claudia, I'm telling you that this small plane was about to
00:11:31land when at the last minute it veered off and ended up hitting a
00:11:35Pennsylvania State Police helicopter. The crash was so
00:11:39strong that the helicopter lost part of its tail and its
00:11:42blades before falling. The result: one pilot dead and
00:11:46two police officers
00:11:46injured.
00:11:56That's the 911 call that activated the emergency response
00:11:59at Carlile Airport where the helicopter was performing a routine training
00:12:03exercise. The pilot of the Cessna 150, who was
00:12:06its sole occupant, died at the scene.
00:12:10Aboard the Pennsylvania State Police helicopter
00:12:13were two officers, and this is what the state
00:12:17governor said.
00:12:19after aviation
00:12:25accident this evening in Carlisle, two of those
00:12:28heroes, two Pennsylvania state troopers, Colonel
00:12:31Bryce, Corporal Bryce Corman, and
00:12:35Trooper Jason Mills, while
00:12:38injured, are going to be okay. At
00:12:41a press conference, the interim commissioner of
00:12:45explained that the small plane was descending towards the runway, when for
00:12:48a reason that is still unknown, it sharply
00:12:51turned to the right and hit the helicopter
00:12:55from behind. All of this, for your information, happened in a matter of
00:12:58seconds, and the helicopter pilots didn't even see
00:13:01when the small plane was approaching. Now the
00:13:04Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation
00:13:07Safety Board are investigating why this accident
00:13:11occurred. And what is known about the information that is usually obtained through the airport control towers,
00:13:15Marisel? Well, the authorities confirmed that this airport does
00:13:19not have a control tower and that pilots must
00:13:22coordinate their movements through a radio.
00:13:26So we will have to wait and see what the investigation of this case
00:13:29finally reveals. Well, thank you very much for those updates, keeping an eye on what is known
00:13:33about this case, it is an air
00:13:35tragedy that occurred there in Pennsylvania, but look, there is also another one that affects
00:13:38us very closely, seven people died in a helicopter
00:13:42accident in Kenya, and this morning it has been reported that they have been able to recover
00:13:45at least four of the bodies of the deceased. I insist that it affects us
00:13:49closely because one of the victims is José Suárez, he was president and general
00:13:53manager of stations in Florida, but he also worked in Sacramento, in Las
00:13:57Vegas, and today we remember him with affection and respect. Marlén Guzmán
00:14:00reports.
00:14:02A tragedy during a tourist
00:14:06tour in Kenya resulted in seven people dead after a helicopter
00:14:10crashed in Samburu County in northern the country. Six passengers and the pilot
00:14:13were on board. Among the victims were five
00:14:17Americans, confirmed the U.S. State Department, which
00:14:21stated, "For the Trump administration, there is no greater
00:14:24priority than the safety and well-being of Americans. We express
00:14:28our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones for their
00:14:31loss." The family of Florida businessman Roger Edward
00:14:35Duarte, one of the victims of the accident, expressed being
00:14:38heartbroken and devastated by the tragedy. In a statement,
00:14:41they indicated that Duarte was traveling with a group of friends, José
00:14:45Suárez, Adam Lavity, Henry Parra, Mikele
00:14:48Sensikontugi, and Stephanie Hollyhan Vascones. The National Assembly
00:14:52of Ecuador confirmed that Sensikontugi was the general director
00:14:55of the National Intelligence Center of the country. President Daniel
00:14:59Novoa declared 3 days of national mourning in Ecuador. While José
00:15:02Alberto Suárez, 55 years old, was president and general
00:15:06manager of Telemundo Stations in Orlando, Tampa, and Fort Myers.
00:15:09The news caused a deep shock within NBC Universal
00:15:13News Group. President César Conde lamented Suárez's death
00:15:16and highlighted not only his professional career, but also the impact he
00:15:20had on his colleagues and in the communities he served. Conde described
00:15:24him as an exceptional colleague and a mentor for
00:15:27many. He cared deeply about his teams, about the communities
00:15:30he served, and about the essential role that our stations
00:15:34play in people's lives. With over 25 years of experience as
00:15:41a journalist, Suárez led Telemundo stations in San Antonio,
00:15:44Sacramento, Fresno, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. On social media,
00:15:48those who had the good fortune to work with him remember him as a person
00:15:51full of energy, with a great sense of humor. His motto was
00:15:55to inspire, educate and protect, and whenever he arrived he
00:15:58inspired us and believed in all our projects. The company Lady
00:16:01Lauri Kenya, operator of the helicopter, confirmed that the aircraft
00:16:05was performing a charter flight from Suan Conservancy
00:16:08to Ololoquiy when it crashed. On its Facebook page, it shared
00:16:12images of a similar helicopter in which the victims were traveling
00:16:16before the crash. Marlen Guzman, Telemundo
00:16:20News. We join in and once again send condolences to
00:16:23all those who have been touched by this tragedy, which we know are many people across
00:16:27the country. Carlos Robles, we go to you for the forecast
00:16:30information, good morning. Good morning to you, good morning to all our people, and of course,
00:16:34we join in the solidarity and warm
00:16:37embrace that our colleagues here at Telemundo also deserve, who have
00:16:41obviously been experiencing everything that
00:16:44happened yesterday very closely, so all our solidarity. Now,
00:16:48let's look at the rain activity that is already approaching the northeast of the
00:16:52country. This is the big news of the day in terms of weather, a
00:16:56powerful line of precipitation as it approaches the northeast of the United
00:17:00States. Cities like Washington, Philadelphia and New
00:17:03York City, are likely to see storms.
00:17:07but in these areas during today's afternoon hours, we're talking between 4 and
00:17:118 at night, we must say that there is also
00:17:14a fear of flash floods for this region because a lot
00:17:18of rain will be falling in a short
00:17:21amount of time and especially in very urban areas where there is a lot of
00:17:24concrete, a lot of asphalt and the water cannot percolate and 34
00:17:28million people from the Ohio Valley to New York and
00:17:31Philadelphia are under flood watch, see the amounts of
00:17:35rain that can fall between three to
00:17:38five inches of rain in a very short period, so we are talking
00:17:42about the situation should deteriorate already from 4 in the
00:17:46afternoon and we must say that the biggest risk is flooding and
00:17:50remember flooding is mostly when we are
00:17:53driving that the highest number of
00:17:56lives are lost, this is according to the national weather service, so please
00:18:00do not cross flooded roads because remember only
00:18:04one foot of moving water is already capable of knocking you
00:18:08down and two and a half feet is already capable of carrying your vehicle to a
00:18:11much deeper area, so be careful. Yes, Carlos, keep an eye on that, especially for those who
00:18:15have plans for the weekend, even if the conditions are as you describe them. Of course,
00:18:18and especially the other important issue,
00:18:22Claudia, is the heat that continues to be quite intense. This
00:18:26morning we said that it really offers no respite
00:18:29and we will continue under this steam bath that we continue to
00:18:32give ourselves due to the temperatures, even in Los Angeles, Las
00:18:36Vegas, and Phoenix, they remain under excessive heat warning
00:18:40and advisory today. In Las Vegas, it will be 109, in Fresno,
00:18:44102, in Phoenix, 107. It's a dry
00:18:47heat wave, the air is extremely dry and tends to heat up
00:18:50quickly, and for the weekend, there's no respite, 110 in Phoenix,
00:18:54111 on Saturday and Sunday at 110 degrees. What's happening in
00:18:57the southeast of the country? Well, this heat wave has different characteristics,
00:19:00it's a more humid one because it has abundant
00:19:04water vapor content, and look at the temperatures in the 90s,
00:19:07heat indices in the triple digits for today, so if you have
00:19:11travel plans from Texas to Florida to the
00:19:14Carolinas, prepare to experience dangerous
00:19:18temperatures. For example, in Oklahoma, 105, but it will feel like
00:19:21109. In Houston, it will feel like
00:19:24108. In Baton Rouge,
00:19:27109, you are in Louisiana, and for next week, we are talking
00:19:31about the weekend and next Monday, the heat continues and the thermal
00:19:35sensations will still remain high, Claudia. Thank you,
00:19:39Carlos, see you here, you go up, I'm going there, I'm going
00:19:42there, let's see, I'm going to invent some dance moves
00:19:46to see if I become the cool weather man, even
00:19:49cooler, also right now for him to explain,
00:19:52is that so, if you have seen the videos and don't know like us that we discovered it these days that we are
00:19:56finding out, listen, and immediately we are going to talk about other things, it is common
00:20:00for us to have our immigration lawyer Katia Quiros answering your questions and our
00:20:04exception today. All the questions you sent us about immigration
00:20:08we also talk about the violent day in Mexico after an operation against one of the
00:20:11cartels operating in Michoacán. And we talk about
00:20:16a vaccine against skin cancer that is showing promising results in
00:20:20clinical trials. You have to listen to a dermatologist.
00:20:24With Vinted, Lucy turns her
00:20:26closet into cash. She can easily sell clothes she no longer
00:20:30wears. And with no sales or shipping fees, she earns more for
00:20:34her next surfing trip. Ready to catch
00:20:37a wave?
00:20:38Why do I have to wait for payday? I should have
00:20:42access to my money when I want with time I can get my paycheck
00:20:46up to 2 days early and get paid. Castillo got what she
00:21:59deserved, like everything, two unexpected
00:22:02blows. I have proof that with malice and
00:22:04treachery, he took my daughter's life. Revenge
00:22:08won't be long in coming, dude, you're tempting me, tell the
00:22:12general that you need him. He might want to kill you, just
00:22:15when he's about to do it, I'll keep him with... The Lord of the
00:22:19Skies tonight 9 pm 8 central on Telemundo
00:22:23and Peacock. You're
00:22:26going
00:22:30to see sensitive images of what appears to be an attack on an albino
00:22:34peacock by a mail carrier. It happened in Pasadena,
00:22:37California. Apparently, he hit it with a rock at least twice,
00:22:43appears to be a stick to hit it again until the animal writhes in
00:22:46the street. Some
00:22:50familiar with the bird for several years. The animal
00:22:53welfare society intervened, attended to it on site, and launched an
00:22:56investigation. Now, our health: preventing
00:23:00cancer from reappearing is the goal of Moderna and Merck laboratories
00:23:04that announced good results from a vaccine that is in an experimental but very
00:23:08advanced stage, it is against skin cancer. The treatments
00:23:12or the results of this treatment called Intismeran were
00:23:15positive in 1100 people. They managed to reduce the
00:23:18risk of cancer returning in high-risk patients with
00:23:22melanoma. Earlier we talked about this experimental vaccine with
00:23:25dermatologist Renata Ruiz,
00:23:29a very exciting advance in combating
00:23:31melanoma, but it is still in the research phase, but it is
00:23:35very important to clarify that this is not a vaccine to prevent
00:23:39melanoma for people who have never had skin cancer,
00:23:43this is a personalized treatment for people who have
00:23:46had high-risk melanoma and to prevent
00:23:49melanoma from returning, which hopefully they will never need.
00:23:52We hope they don't face this. How do we
00:23:55reduce the chances of skin cancer, of
00:23:58melanoma? The most important thing will always
00:24:02be prevention, so here in Florida
00:24:05we have a lot of sun, avoid maximum sun
00:24:08exposure possible, use sunscreen every day,
00:24:12SPF 30 or more, long sleeves,
00:24:16hats, sunglasses, reapply sunscreen every two
00:24:21hours. She also told us that those with lighter skin tones are more prone to
00:24:25these types of issues. If you notice any anomaly on your skin, consult your
00:24:29dermatologist. In terms of economy, the US's
00:24:32historic debt is news today because it exceeds $40 trillion for
00:24:36the first time. The amount has doubled under the administrations of Trump and former
00:24:40President Biden, and it's largely due to defense spending, Social
00:24:43Security, Medicare, and the deficit interest. This is important because
00:24:46it could make international creditors
00:24:50question the apparent lack of political initiative to address it. Groups monitoring this
00:24:53phenomenon warn that a
00:24:57possible large-scale debt crisis could occur if taxes are not increased,
00:25:01spending is not cut, or both are not done.
00:25:04We return to the debt we always have
00:25:07with you, connecting with lawyer Katia Quiroz to answer all your
00:25:11questions related to your immigration cases. Thank you for your
00:25:14trust.
00:25:16More stories also when we return, and this will be precisely the family
00:25:20reunion that this pastor had after being detained for weeks.
00:25:23ahí,
00:25:29It's 7:25 in the morning. Good morning, thank you for tuning in to
00:25:33Telemundo 48. Argen Fernández is here. Problems in the
00:25:37San Leandro Unified School District. A superintendent is under investigation,
00:25:41accused of harassing another district official. The school board voted to
00:25:45suspend Mike Mclovelin with administrative leave
00:25:49after a closed meeting. This was Tuesday night,
00:25:52according to three sources with knowledge of the
00:25:55investigation. The incident occurred during a district-organized
00:25:59excursion. At one point, he physically
00:26:03touched his colleague, described as a manager or
00:26:06director. He has been superintendent in San Leandro
00:26:09for 13 years and is also one of the highest paid in the entire
00:26:13state. Concerned citizens are demonstrating against a proposal
00:26:17to build a 500,000 square foot data center in San Jose. The center is
00:26:21being planned by the real
00:26:24estate company Prologis and will be located on Silver Creek
00:26:28Valley Road, south of San Jose. Last night, the city
00:26:31held the first of a series of community meetings with the aim
00:26:35of allowing citizens to express their concerns as
00:26:39the project progresses. And in Gilroy, the Valley
00:26:42Health clinic extended its medical care hours, meaning
00:26:46it will now see patients on weekends starting this
00:26:50Saturday. Weekend hours will be from 8 AM
00:26:54to 5 PM, including holidays, and
00:26:57residents in the area reported that this new
00:27:01schedule is very good for them. We'll take a break
00:27:05and return to check temperatures and road conditions.
00:27:10pets? Okay, team, we need ideas to increase
00:27:14adoptions. I know, a really cool paw-ty, and everything smelling like wet socks. No. What if
00:27:18we buy a bunch of tennis
00:27:21balls? Oh, González, you and your great ideas. I have an idea. Families
00:27:25come to local shelters and adopt. That's it. And
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00:28:12morning. Good morning, happy first day of school for students in
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00:28:23South Bay. In San Jose, we have
00:28:2662 degrees, and precisely at the height of San Jose,
00:28:30you have live images at 7:28
00:28:34Highway 101. Quite a bit of traffic congestion
00:28:38heading north. There you have the toll
00:28:42leaving the city of
00:28:43Oakhill.
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00:31:01Good morning, you're watching Noticias Telemundo now. These are today's five most
00:31:04important news stories: One, the first flight with deportees arrives in Liberia.
00:31:08There are 20 people, including Venezuelans, Cubans, and
00:31:11Colombians. It is the first group of the 1,200 immigrants that this country
00:31:15will be receiving in the coming months. They assure that migrants can
00:31:19leave whenever they wish and they are offered asylum there in
00:31:22Liberia. Two: The United States has deported thousands of
00:31:25Mexicans to other countries that are not their own, and Mexico has expressed
00:31:29rejection of these actions. The president of Guatemala said that so far this
00:31:33year his country has received 2,284
00:31:36Mexicans. Three. ICE also detains the
00:31:40captain of the boat that capsized in New York and faces charges for
00:31:43the shipwreck that killed a Colombian mother and
00:31:47her baby. Salvadoran Manuel Hernández is accused of being in the country
00:31:51undocumented. Four. In Pennsylvania, an air
00:31:55accident between a helicopter and a small plane ends with the pilot of the
00:31:58small plane dead and two injured. The police helicopter was on a training
00:32:02flight. Five. Prince Harry and
00:32:05Meghan Markle are back in the UK after living 6 years
00:32:09in the United States. The couple is leaving in time, they say, for their children aged
00:32:13five and seven to start the school year in England in
00:32:16September.
00:32:19August is leaving us, right? Only 11 days left. Enjoy it, may everything
00:32:23go well, and thank you for being there, tuning in with our usual commitment. We are
00:32:27telling you the news. Let's go with immigration topics
00:32:30now, this story that we have followed here, that of a pastor who was
00:32:34detained there. Now, amidst tears and hugs, this Venezuelan
00:32:37pastor, Luis Morales, was reunited with his wife and daughter in Texas.
00:32:41He was detained for two weeks by ICE after being arrested at
00:32:45Houston Airport. His family and his congregation managed to
00:32:48raise $12,000 in bail that allowed him to regain his conditional
00:32:52freedom. Morales says that he and his family have an asylum
00:32:56application pending. The authorities say that his tourist
00:33:00visa was expired. The first time I've been
00:33:03detained, it was something
00:33:06quite sad, regrettable, but I thank
00:33:09God that we are now out. Pastor
00:33:12Morales was released with an electronic ankle monitor. He is preparing
00:33:15to continue his immigration process in freedom and has a next court appearance before an immigration
00:33:19court scheduled for September 8th in
00:33:22Houston.
00:33:24Continuing with these topics, it's time to connect with our in-house lawyer
00:33:27Katia Quirós, answering
00:33:31current events. Lawyer, good morning. I'm
00:33:34ready. Thank you, thank you for being live with us again.
00:33:38Listen, we have received complaints from people with an ongoing immigration process
00:33:41who say they have not committed any traffic violations,
00:33:45but they are still stopped and then end up detained. Can they
00:33:49detain you just for the information shown on the vehicle's
00:33:52license plate?
00:33:54No, they don't detain us for the information on the vehicle's license plate.
00:33:58Generally, when they are after a vehicle's license plate,
00:34:02it's because they are looking for that person
00:34:05for different reasons, because they may have a deportation
00:34:09order or because someone may have called
00:34:12and given a tip to bother that person. Because
00:34:16it could be part of some type of criminal investigation
00:34:19in some way, anyway, there are different reasons. The
00:34:23government can be looking for that person, access
00:34:27the license plate information and go after a car license plate,
00:34:31yes, but it's not the other way around, it's not that they look for the license plate first, they look
00:34:34for the person first. Thank you, lawyer. Regarding
00:34:37deportations to third countries, knowing that this administration
00:34:41is sending thousands to a nation that is not their own, can
00:34:45it be avoided that this happens, that you are deported to a country that is not
00:34:49your own, I insist?
00:34:51This is a violation of that person's rights, especially
00:34:54when their country of birth can
00:34:59countries that receive their
00:35:03nationals
00:35:06with the US government, because it is not
00:35:10legal, it is currently legal to send
00:35:13a person who cannot be received in their country to a third
00:35:17country, but when the person can be
00:35:20received, they cannot be deprived of their freedom in this
00:35:23way. Thank you, lawyer. Look at the questions you have
00:35:26sent us. In this case, the user who writes to us,
00:35:30named Janisbel, asks what it means that her son,
00:35:33detained by ICE, had the deportation order that the judge had
00:35:36placed on him removed from the USCIS website.
00:35:40Well, if it was removed, if the case is dismissed, it's very
00:35:43good, because he no longer has the deportation order. If
00:35:47the case was reopened, it's good because he no longer has the deportation
00:35:50order. I have a preliminary court date at the Orlando
00:35:54office on September 11th, says this user. I entered in
00:35:572022, applied for asylum in 2023, but my husband's case was
00:36:01dismissed. My daughter and I were left without status, and she asks if
00:36:05she can apply for asylum again.
00:36:08No, it's been over a year since you entered the United
00:36:11States, you can no longer do so. Thank you.
00:36:14Here's another question about asylum, from Nubia Fernández: Is
00:36:18it convenient to file for asylum if I've been in the country for many
00:36:21years, more than 10 years in her case, and never had contact with
00:36:24immigration? No, you cannot
00:36:28file an asylum application if it has been more than a year since you arrived in the United
00:36:32States. There is only one exception to this rule, which is
00:36:35when something in your country has changed in such a way that you cannot
00:36:39return right now, and the easiest example I can
00:36:42give you is when there is a very big change in the
00:36:46country, where there is persecution, for example, of a religious type today
00:36:50that did not exist when you arrived, and if you belong to that
00:36:53religion, you will probably die if you return to your country.
00:36:57It has to be such a drastic change. Thank you for the example, it helps us
00:37:01understand the magnitude of what is needed for that to be taken into account. Jaider
00:37:05Gómez says he is Venezuelan, that he is in the asylum process with no court date, that he has not
00:37:09been able to make the USCIS payment of $100. He asks how he can
00:37:12make that payment if he missed the deadline because he calls USCIS and they don't
00:37:16answer. Oh, well, he has to try
00:37:20to make an InfoPass appointment to
00:37:24go personally to the local office and see if they can help
00:37:27and ask for information internally.
00:37:31Another user writes to us asking how much
00:37:34one must owe in child support to avoid
00:37:37deportation.
00:37:38You cannot owe
00:37:41anything. You have to pay what the court tells you to
00:37:45pay or what the child support office
00:37:48tells you to pay. There is no
00:37:50limit. I understand that's what he wanted to know, whether it's not the same as
00:37:54owing 100 or 1,000.
00:37:59It's exactly the same. Okay, lawyer,
00:38:02thank you very much for your clarity on these immigration issues, so necessary in this
00:38:06era. Always willing. We'll see
00:38:08you this week, and of course, every Thursday here on Noticias
00:38:12Telemundo now. We have more in Los Angeles, Sandra
00:38:16Onil. Happy, happy Thursday to you. What do you have for us today? Good
00:38:19morning. Hello Claudia, how are you? Good morning. This
00:38:23Baby Friday we're going to share news about the name
00:38:26of the bald eagle Shadow's new partner, but we start with this news: The Los
00:38:30Angeles City Council reversed a law that prohibited homeless people
00:38:34from camping in designated areas of Hollywood, Echo Park, and Silver Lake.
00:38:38This request came from Councilmember Hugo Soto Martínez, who represents
00:38:41District 13 of the city of Los Angeles. The measure has generated
00:38:45mixed reactions in the community and from other councilmembers, who consider
00:38:48that it is a step backward after having cleaned many areas
00:38:52at a great economic cost. Councilmember Soto Martínez
00:38:56argues that the prohibition was not effective in ending homelessness and
00:39:00that it rather hindered the task of providing aid and finding
00:39:04housing for those people. Mayor
00:39:06Karen Bass and Los Angeles District 4 Councilmember Nithya Raman
00:39:10clashed in their first debate as opponents for the Los Angeles
00:39:14mayoralty. During the hour and a half heated debate organized by the Sherman
00:39:18Oaks Neighborhood Council and the Chamber of Commerce, Bass tried to present
00:39:21Raman as someone lacking the experience and support necessary
00:39:25to carry out her proposals for Los Angeles. For her part, Raman
00:39:29criticized Bass for what she described as her failure to maintain basic
00:39:33municipal services and drive the city's
00:39:36progress. And Shadow, the well-known Bald
00:39:40Eagle from Big Bear, has a new partner named Katie. Both
00:39:44have been seen flying together since mid- August, a consolation for many of his
00:39:48followers after the recent death of Jackie, his lifelong mate.
00:39:51Yesterday, the Friends of the Big Bear Valley organization officially announced
00:39:55the name Katie for the visiting eagle through
00:39:59Facebook. She was identified thanks to a leg band with the inscription
00:40:04her nickname before the official name was
00:40:08assigned. How about that? Well, we will be attentive to everything that
00:40:12happens in this real-life novel.
00:40:15Of course, we are also very happy to have been with you.
00:40:19We return with you, Claudia. What do you think, Katie? Well,
00:40:22nothing, thanks, Sandra. Greetings. That story has
00:40:25generated comments on social media. Well, it's nature, right? In this
00:40:29case of animals. Let's go to South Texas. Juliet Botello is waiting for us with
00:40:32information. Good morning, Juliet.
00:40:36Good morning, colleagues. Let's start with the following: A
00:40:405-year-old girl died after being
00:40:43found unconscious inside a vehicle in Giddings, Texas. The
00:40:46police indicated that a family member returned home with the
00:40:50minor and another child, but she did not get out of the vehicle. Noticing
00:40:53her absence, the family found her unconscious and
00:40:57began resuscitation maneuvers and then called
00:41:00911. The minor was transferred to a hospital where
00:41:03she died that day. Temperatures
00:41:06reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit, and no charges have
00:41:10been filed so far, but this investigation continues. And
00:41:13the judge who presided over the trial against Carmelo Anthony has already been
00:41:16removed from the case in Central Texas. Anthony
00:41:20seeks a new trial as he appeals his conviction for the murder of
00:41:2417-year-old Austin Merc, which occurred during a
00:41:27confrontation at a school competition. A jury rejected
00:41:31his self-defense argument and sentenced him to 35
00:41:35years in prison. His defense requested the removal of
00:41:38Judge John Roach from future proceedings. A San Antonio judge
00:41:41accepted the petition and ordered his removal from
00:41:45this case. This is the information from Texas, colleagues. It was a pleasure
00:41:49to greet you. I return to you. Likewise, Juliet, we'll follow up on that from Telemundo in
00:41:52McAllen. Now for other news. President Trump warned
00:41:56of economic consequences for any country that supports Iran. In a
00:42:00message on social media, he threatened economic warfare and isolation on
00:42:04an unprecedented scale, but he did not elaborate. The United States seeks to
00:42:07resolve the war that began with Israel almost 6
00:42:10months ago. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister called
00:42:14the comments an attempt to divert public attention
00:42:18from problems in the United States. And another thing, the
00:42:22president showed the helipad being built in the south lawn of the
00:42:25White House and signed a stone. This
00:42:29construction is raising questions about who is
00:42:32paying these 6 million dollars that this helipad is said to
00:42:36cost, and whether or not it falls on taxpayers. Trump has pointed
00:42:48to visits by foreign dignitaries. We also
00:42:52have an update on the death of actress Hayden Panettiere. In the last few hours,
00:42:55it was learned that the DA joined the investigation into the possibility that
00:42:59she died of an overdose. NBC News sources close to
00:43:02the investigation say this. The agency could determine if drugs were
00:43:06involved, how they were obtained, and if anyone could have broken
00:43:10the law in obtaining
00:43:13them. From there, we go to Mexico, because in
00:43:17Michoacán, they had a tough time yesterday. Organized crime
00:43:20burned vehicles, blocked roads in more than 20 points, and it was in response to an
00:43:24operation against the Jalisco New Generation cartel. There are arrests,
00:43:28including women close to one of its main leaders. Alejandro
00:43:31Godina reports:
00:43:35It was a red dawn, vehicles on fire in the middle of the roads,
00:43:39affecting 20 points and at least nine roads in the Mexican state
00:43:43of Michoacán, in the west of the country.
00:43:46Behind these actions were members of organized crime, according to
00:43:49authorities. There is an operation to detain. The president indicated that the events
00:43:53occurred in response to an operation to detain some
00:43:56targets of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, without specifying
00:43:59who, and that is why this takeover of some
00:44:02places occurred and there is
00:44:06the Secretary of Defense. of
00:44:10the federal security cabinet reported that the operation in two municipalities resulted in nine
00:44:13members of the criminal group detained, including Marisol and
00:44:17Lourdes, identified as the daughter and romantic partner of Heraclio Guerrero
00:44:21Martínez, "El Tío Laco," whom authorities identify as the regional
00:44:24head of this organization in Michoacán and Jalisco, without reporting
00:44:28what happened to him, and asked the citizenry for calm.
00:44:31The situation is under control. After the operation, authorities secured
00:44:35more than 60 vehicles, one of them armored, as well as weapons,
00:44:39explosives in properties. So far, authorities have not reported any
00:44:42injured or deceased persons during the deployment and the
00:44:45fires.
00:44:47After the death of Nemesio Seguera Cervantes, also known as "El Mencho," killed in Tapalpa, Jalisco last
00:44:51February, the federal government identified Heraclio Guerrero Martínez
00:44:55among his possible successors. The events
00:44:58coincided with the visit of the Mexican Secretary of the Interior, Rosa Icela
00:45:01Rodríguez, to that region, where some weeks ago the United
00:45:05States withdrew some of its inspectors due to security problems experienced by
00:45:08avocado producers. In Mexico, Alejandro Godina, Noticias
00:45:12Telemundo. Now in the world, in South Korea, the army raises
00:45:16alarms and accuses its neighbor and rival North Korea of having launched
00:45:1910 ballistic missiles into the sea towards Japan. It was today, a day
00:45:23after Trump said he plans to meet this year with North Korean
00:45:27leader Kim. In
00:45:29Colombia, President Abelardo de la Espriella declared an economic emergency to
00:45:33assist victims and rebuild regions affected by the August 10th
00:45:36earthquake. He explained that the decree is essential to face the tragedy as
00:45:40the country is going through the most complex fiscal situation in its history as a
00:45:44republic. And in the Central African Republic, sensitive images,
00:45:47the death toll after the collapse of a gold mine already exceeds
00:45:51a hundred, according to a Red Cross volunteer participating in rescue efforts.
00:45:55The artisanal gold mine used rudimentary methods
00:45:59and collapsed this Tuesday
00:46:01morning.
00:46:04Impressive images, those, huh? Yes, and from that, we go to you, Carlos, to other things
00:46:08that also keep us very alert. Very attentive to what is happening in the northeast of the
00:46:11country. There is a rain zone approaching, let's take a look at that
00:46:15region. You can see from 4 to 8 at night will be the key moment.
00:46:19Look at the intensity of the rain, the reddish colors show how intense it
00:46:23can be from New York to Washington, including the city of Boston will be
00:46:26receiving these precipitations. Tomorrow, Thursday,
00:46:30through Friday, it will not stop raining in Boston.
00:46:33While for Friday there is a pause, but beware, on Saturday in
00:46:37New York, precipitation returns after the significant
00:46:40event today, so the ground will be saturated. Consequently, the
00:46:44National Weather Service has updated the latest in
00:46:48terms of flood risk and maintains it from Norfolk,
00:46:51Virginia, to New York, including
00:46:54Connecticut, which are under level two flood
00:46:58risk. Be careful when driving. From
00:47:02there we go to South Los Angeles, because a motorcyclist starred in a
00:47:05long and dangerous police chase. Yes, he even had
00:47:09time to refuel and even left with the pump
00:47:12still connected. Gabriel. Huerta with the
00:47:15report.
00:47:19This is how the erratic and dangerous police chase ended. in south Los
00:47:23Angeles, to the alarm of neighbors and motorists who
00:47:26witnessed the arrest of the suspect, who, according to
00:47:29authorities, was apparently armed. It all started
00:47:32around 5:30 in the afternoon near Figueroa Street, in south Los
00:47:36Angeles, when the suspect aboard an all-terrain motorcycle,
00:47:40starred in the unusual chase performing dangerous
00:47:43maneuvers and at times even going off the
00:47:46road.
00:47:50During the chase, the motorcyclist. At several points he used his cell
00:47:54phone and stopped at a gas station in the unincorporated area of
00:47:58Florence Firestone, where he tried to refuel
00:48:01before continuing the escape, pulling
00:48:04the hose from the pump that was still connected to the
00:48:07motorcycle.
00:48:10It didn't seem very dangerous until the helicopters and police cars
00:48:14started to approach and it was then that we realized that there was
00:48:17danger. Shortly after 6:30 in the afternoon he went to
00:48:21Athens Park in the Willock area, where he took a container of
00:48:24gasoline that apparently some unidentified person left for him
00:48:28there, inside the park dozens of people ran
00:48:32to avoid being run over by the suspect, while he
00:48:35continued to evade police officers. Subsequently, the
00:48:38suspect returned west and in the Harbor area several
00:48:42motorcyclists seemed to join the chase without confirming
00:48:46if they had any relation with the suspect. Shortly
00:48:48after, officers established a perimeter near
00:48:52112th and Broadway streets where the subject
00:48:55tried to hide in a trash can, however, in that
00:48:58place he was finally arrested without offering much
00:49:02resistance,
00:49:04they surrounded him, yes, yes, now shot, let's go, but
00:49:08Vero and Pablo, today are Vero and Pablo, yes, good morning,
00:49:12what do you tell us today, good
00:49:14morning, how are the sports news, they already arrived with
00:49:18Pablo Mariño and Verónica Rodríguez, with the most outstanding of sports.
00:49:21Pablo, how are you? I'm very well, attentive, fans of
00:49:25the América Eagles, I know you are leaders, but be careful because
00:49:29a new signing may arrive, it is a Colombian
00:49:32striker and Enrique Martínez has the
00:49:34details for us.
00:49:40How are you, colleagues? It's a pleasure to greet you, the third reinforcement of the
00:49:43América Eagles has arrived. It is Miguel Borja, a
00:49:47Colombian striker who comes from the
00:49:50football of the United Arab
00:49:53Emirates, he arrived to sign a one-year contract, he will be with the
00:49:57América Eagles with 33 years
00:50:00old, he will have to do the medical examination and
00:50:03you know I'm super nosy, I'm going to tell you a little about his
00:50:07salary, two million dollars for the
00:50:10year he is in Mexican football, we must remember
00:50:14that Miguel Borja a few months ago was about to be
00:50:18a player of the Celeste Machine of
00:50:20Cruz Azul, but in the end. In the end, this signing was not
00:50:24finalized, despite being already on Mexican
00:50:27soil, it was not finalized and he ended up going to the football
00:50:31of the United Arab Emirates, América
00:50:34did not disburse a single dollar, not a single peso
00:50:38to acquire this Colombian footballer, taking into account
00:50:42that he arrives for free since his contractual relationship was
00:50:45broken by the player himself before
00:50:49starting negotiations with the América
00:50:53Eagles, third reinforcement of the Americanist team and watch
00:50:56out, there are still two more, I'll be back with you
00:51:00in the studio, I send you a big
00:51:01hug,
00:51:05there is Enrique's information, we must remember that the América Eagles are leaders
00:51:08in the Liga MX and that also
00:51:12Borja was 15 days with Cruz Azul, it never materialized, he comes
00:51:15from the football of the United Arab
00:51:19the Liga MX. Colleagues, we'll be back with you.
00:51:22Thank you and good morning, well, Prince
00:51:25Harry, now Prince Harry, yes, Meghan Markle, we already informed you that they have concluded
00:51:29their stay in the United States, that chapter is over, goodbye, my friend, they plan to return
00:51:33this same month to the United Kingdom with their
00:51:37children, 6 years after abandoning their royal
00:51:40duties and moving to California, little
00:51:43Archie and Lilibet would start
00:51:46the second week of September, what we know is that the family
00:51:50would live in a private residence, that is. not royal mansions, they
00:51:54will also continue not to perform duties as active members of royalty, just
00:51:58as they left it when they left 6 years ago,
00:52:02ready, ready for farming, let's go.
00:52:08touch talking about it because we just discovered it, I insist, but it's to
00:52:12understand everything that's viral on the internet that we're going to explain right away what
00:52:16it consists of, where it came from, why they do it, what they find entertaining, hey, don't
00:52:20leave because I'm going to dance and Claudia is going
00:52:23to be a baby shark,
00:52:26see you later, happy Thursday and I'm going to look for something, we'll
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00:56:29he was on vacation and there are more of us, and there are more of us now with today,
00:56:33today good morning. Hello
00:56:35everyone, how are you, good morning, what's new today, happy and
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00:56:58that guy that you like him and he doesn't launch the
00:57:01conquest, here comes the question, is he shy?
00:57:05is he afraid or do you just not attract him at all, we're going to
00:57:09discover it or at least we're going to debate it, we also welcome to our
00:57:12house the spectacular Olga Frieskin to pay a moving
00:57:15tribute to her great friend Juan Gabriel making her legendary
00:57:19violin sound and the great Wilfrido Vargas arrives to
00:57:23celebrate 60 years of artistic career,
00:57:26ladies and gentlemen, and he sings his song "Yo sin ti" part
00:57:29of his new album, see you in an instant here on the number
00:57:33one morning show, you know what it's called, what, what, today
00:57:36is
00:57:38that, thanks guys, number one in the morning,
00:57:42goodbye, good morning, our
00:57:45trends today on social network X, people
00:57:49the White House and the new luxurious Heliport. Derek Chauvin because the
00:57:53ex-agent requests to annul the murder conviction in the George Floyd case
00:57:57and child abuse because a woman is accused of pouring hot wax on her
00:58:00daughter and starting a fire in Florida. Well, on Google, what our people
00:58:04are searching for the most is cancer. A new vaccine could reduce
00:58:08the recurrence and spread of skin cancer. Inter Miami
00:58:12versus Philadelphia. Lionel Messi
00:58:15Inter Miami after his father's death and
00:58:18Prince Harry because he returns with Meghan to the
00:58:22United Kingdom, according to some media reports. And the most viewed on
00:58:26Noticiastemundo.com is immigrant complaints. In an
00:58:29ICE center in Colorado they suffer from lack of adequate medical
00:58:32attention. US debt exceeds 40 million after
00:58:36doubling under the Trump and Biden administrations and the controversy over
00:58:39cameras used by authorities to register the license
00:58:43plates of millions of vehicles in the United
00:58:45States. Here. Mari, that social media
00:58:49thing, I came to update
00:58:51you, that farming now or now farm in
00:58:55English and all that, something has to do with movements,
00:58:59definitely, tell us about that which is accompanying
00:59:03sometimes hundreds of young people, right, who gather in public squares and start
00:59:07doing something that at first glance looks like dances like this
00:59:10well, farming now, yes, that's
00:59:13right, I'll tell you that farming
00:59:16now that it became viral among young people of generation
00:59:19Z and Alpha, mostly these videos are
00:59:22trending on TikTok, they imitate popular
00:59:26characters in video games and farming now
00:59:29includes a lot of attitude and the battles you are seeing in these videos
00:59:33that are mostly trending in Latin America, so you have an
00:59:37idea, this consists of accumulating
00:59:40points and you accumulate them according to the gestures you are
00:59:43making, you can be on the floor, you can be there like a karate.
00:59:48like in the video game then and who gives you those points the people who are
00:59:52watching you doing all those things just like it was a video game but I'm going to
00:59:55show you, you tell me how many points you're going to
00:59:58give me, 700 Carlos and yours
01:00:02how do you farm, I don't know, dancing maybe, let's see salsa and everything
01:00:06no, generation Z is more video game, I'm going to
01:00:09generation millennial with no that doesn't apply either, we're entering
01:00:13that, I'm almost a baby boomer, how I moved, I was asking ChatGPT for
01:00:17some advice because I'm completely lost, but well, at least
01:00:20we know, happy days,
01:00:37very good morning, the helicopter crash
01:00:41in Kenya that left seven dead and raises alarms
01:00:44about how safe indoor activities are.
01:00:5140 minutes they kidnapped the console and that was something that
01:00:55I really found very
01:00:57bad.