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Good morning, it's Monday, December 1st.

And these are the most important news. Now, a complicated return. The bad weather hits the airports during the day with more passengers and causes dangerous situations on the Middle East roads. The situation is still complicated today. And more than 72 million people from Chicago to New England

are under surveillance and warning of a new winter storm. The weather forecast is coming up. Stay tuned.

New Orleans operations will begin at any time this week, the authorities confirmed on NBC. They clarify that for now it will not be today as they had planned. The goal, according to reports, is to have about 5,000 people there. And while the city prepares, with groups of activists training migrants to know their rights,

we spoke with one of the organizations.

In the last hours, the president revealed details about the tension with Venezuela. Trump spoke with Maduro. The president of the United States confirms it without giving details. He also denies that the Pentagon has ordered the execution of crew members of a supposed narco-boat.

There are reports that point to this and legislators believe it could be a war crime.

Elections in Honduras. The count of votes advances after the polls this weekend. The conservative candidate Nas Rias Fura, backed by Trump, leads the preliminary results. Here in the Honduran country, they go out to vote,

but they find it difficult.

Only here, we have like five hours standing here to go in and vote. There are only two ballot boxes in there.

Mangioni in court has a crucial hearing today on the evidence that can be used in his case. He is accused of murdering the executive director of the insurance company United Healthcare. We tell you what he is looking for to prevent Maljony from being used as evidence against him.

Traveler Tuesday. In the framework of online purchases, we prepare for tomorrow, the famous Travel Tuesday.

How real are the offers to buy trips in this long-awaited day for millions?

Let's find out with an expert. We're talking about it here this morning on Noticias Telemundo Ahora. With a lot of energy, a lot of coffee and a smile, we start the week with you.

How are you? Good morning. We arrived in December.

Enjoy this last month of the year, which is going to fly by. How has this last season been? with you. of winter storms, quite intense, which caused and continues to cause obstacles to those trying to reach that beginning of the working week. We have arrived on time. The situation is expected to remain complicated today. We explain to you. It was the biggest day of traffic of the year.

The other flight we have is delayed by about five hours.

And the bad weather hit the airportss and the family trying to clean up the snow. The ice caused several accidents during the weekend in Iowa. The state police attended several cars and trucks that left the

road. In fact, in Des Moines, the scare was heard by a family who was in the middle of the road. The family was in the middle of during the weekend in Iowa. The state police took care of several cars and trucks that got out of the road. In fact, in Des Moines, the flight of Delta passengers got scared.

The plane got out of the runway. Luckily, no one was injured. In Illinois, this driver slipped on three lanes of the highway and fell into a ditch. In Chicago, at O'Hare Airport, they suffered the day with the most snow of the month, more than 8 inches of snow and more than a thousand canceled flights. In total, there were more than 26,000 delays from coast to coast this weekend and about 3,000 cancellations.

First it had been canceled, then a change was made in the itinerary. Again, it was cancelled. And, well, until today I was able to get here to Chicago. Although I still have another flight to Dakota.

The experts ask for patience, because there is more snow and more rain on the way.

And it's just that yesterday more than 3 million people went through those security controls at the airports. Can you imagine how they lived it, Mr. Time? is lo que hacia era iniciar en el medio oeste del país, así que no sufrí de complicaciones. Pero hay otra que viene de camino y va a estar, obviamente, generando situaciones complicadas. Vean ustedes, el mensaje esencial para todos aquellos que vivan desde la ciudad de Chicago, también así en Madison, Wisconsin, Detroit, y Cleveland, por favor, si tiene que manejar durante horas de

la mañana de hoy hacia el día de mañana, to the of the of snow could be entering the main cities of the northeast of the country. There shouldn't be snow accumulation, but there is a pretty complicated situation. Tomorrow, when this storm finally ends, it will cover that area with a lot of rain, some storms, and as I said, it is not ruled out that some of those areas may be receiving snow that may be accumulating mostly towards the interior of the northeast of the country and New England. and as foreign foreign

foreign foreign the the where in Chicago, on Thursday, the maximum will be 14 degrees. So be very careful because the cold will be intense. And it starts today, December 1, the moment when meteorologists call the beginning of what is the meteorological winter. Meteorological winter.

My God.

It's Monday.

My mind is still slow. Coffee for Carlos. Thank you, Carlos. Of course. Muchachos

insisting case of get to know solo is friend are like a regular de los migrantes por la frontera sino también

Expulsar a quienes ya viven en el país y estén poniendo en riesgo la seguridad de la tranquilidad

Su idea se refiere a personas con procesos de asilo en curso pero también residentes legales and are putting security and tranquility at risk. His idea refers to people with asylum processes in progress, but also legal residents. This is what he said last night to journalists on board the presidential plane. Listen.

It means get people out that are in our country. Get them out of here. I want to get them out. We've got a lot of people in our country that shouldn't be here.

Trump reiterates that the asylum process is still suspended temporarily. A few hours earlier, the Secretary of National Security had confirmed this.

Christine Um told NBC News that the asylum process will resume once the pending cases are resolved. She added that the people who are in the country under that program must be investigated according to the standards of the Trump administration.

Immigration also began a key week in New Orleans. Contrary to what they said,

those immigration operations are not yet starting there.

What we know now is that the operations will start at some point this week. These were textual words that confirmed sources to our NBC network. In New Orleans, there are already 250 border patrol agents confirmed since last week and an operation is expected to be deployed, which would be shorter in comparison to other

states. An operation that aims to arrest about 5,000 people in Nueva Orleans for every 100 inhabitants, at least six are born abroad.

And before the imminent beginning of those operations and the impact it will have on the migrant community, there are organizations that are training people to know their rights.

Rachel Tabor is part of Union Migrantes, she is connecting with us live from New Orleans. Welcome.

Thank you very much. Good morning.

This morning, does it feel different for you there in New Orleans?

There are many families who feel fear, and at the same time, we have a lot of hope because the people have been uniting.

Rachel, what are they teaching people

in those training sessions they've had in the last few days? Well, we've always had training sessions for the impacted community, so that they don't open the door, so that they remain silent, so that they don't show their faces.

But we've also been training members of the civic community, in casa a los que hoy tienen que ir por ejemplo a trabajar o a llevar al niño a la escuela que les recomienda bueno de hecho tenemos patrullas en los barrios de voluntarios de la comunidad cívica que están acompañando a los niños a la escuela muchos padres y muchos maestros y maestras han formado este como están compartiendo transporte para llegar a la escuela y también pues you know a las personas que pueden evitar ir the transport to school and also to people

who can't go to work we recommend it. There are also many people who are staying at work to limit their movements on the streets. We understand that many people will have to work.

There is no other way. In other places like Chicago, the community has organized to use these silbatos, for example, and to warn that there is an operation underway. On this occasion, what are you going to do, considering that the law in Louisiana is much more strict in terms of migration

and that anyone who considers that they are blocking the efforts of federal agents can face tougher penalties? We are peaceful and all we do is protect the constitution. But our rights are like muscles. If we don't exercise them, we won't have them. So we are planning to use our phones peacefully to record and expose, to warn our neighbors,

to use social media and to have a massive presence in the street.

Rachel Tabor of Vote Migrante, thank you very much, greetings.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

We also told you this morning that President Trump is denying that the Pentagon has ordered to kill the crew of a alleged drug ship

that was attacked recently in the Caribbean.

Reaction to the media reports that pointed it out, aboard the presidential plane, he responded to statements from some members of Congress who have asked him to give accounts about the attacks that the White House has made in the Caribbean without offering evidence that they are narco-boats.

Can you talk a little bit about the strikes and the controversy around Secretary of Defense Pete Hague said

I don't know anything about it. He said he did not say that and I believe him 100%.

You don't know if there were second strikes?

You're talking about the two men?

The second strike to kill the two men after the first strike.

He said he didn't do it. He said he wouldn't give that order and he wouldn't have wanted that, Trump. He also said that his threat of closing the Venezuelan airspace

was not an indication that he was planning to attack that territory of Venezuela.

And there on the presidential plane, Trump also confirmed that he did speak with Nicolas Maduro. Without giving more details or evaluating the result of the conversation,

he only said that it was a phone call.

For his part, Maduro accususa Trump de querer derrocarlo y de apoderarse de las reservas petroleras de su país, de Venezuela. Nos reporta desde Caracas, Adriana Núñez.

El presidente Trump confirmó que había hablado con Nicolás Maduro. Añadió que no hay que leer de ninguna forma su anuncio sobre his announcement about the airspace in Venezuela. Meanwhile, the US Congress pointed out that they take seriously the reports of irregularities in the destruction of boats in the Caribbean, especially the complaint published by the Washington Post. The Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell described this information as false,

while from Venezuela, the official accused the United States.

What has been happening cannot be classified in any other way than murder.

The South Command reported that a Super Hornet fighter plane is approaching the flight deck of the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford, deployed in the Caribbean as part of the anti-narcotics operation. The announcement comes a day after President Donald Trump declared the closure of the Venezuelan airspace. Despite Trump's warning, national flights left regularly this Sunday, while at the international terminal of the country's main airport

only local airlines and two foreign ones were operating. The Maduro administration announced a special plan for the return of Venezuelans who have been stranded abroad due to the cancellation of flights. In Caracas, Venezuela, Adriana Núñez-Rabascal, Noticias Telemundo.

There is new information about the Afghan man accused of shooting two national guards in Washington, D.C. One of them died. I know I'm from a film so brilliant hombre a gun on Costa del Vista R contra dos guardias nacionales en Washington DC

Que una de ellas murió si las autoridades federales ahora puntan al extremismo islamic

Oh, yeah, so we're in kill hombre se abría radicalizado luego de llegar a Estados Unidos Javier Vega tiene la información

Una conducta erratica solitaria y depresiva caracterizaba al atacante sospechoso de abrir fuego contra dos guardias nacionales en Washington DC that characterized the attacker, suspected of setting fire to two national guards in Washington, D.C. Ramandula Lacanjuan lived in the state of Washington when a community leader warned of his mental deterioration in a series of emails obtained by the AP agency,

where he highlighted that he was not functional, that he left his job and spent periods of isolation in the dark and reckless trips, also that he did not speak to anyone, not even his wife, and had maniacal episodes that led him to The federal authorities strengthen the theory that the attack was the product of Islamic extremism. Under this logic, it could not be a lone wolf, says this military analyst with several books on Islamic terrorism.

All the terrorist movements in the world work on that cell base. These people do not act on their own. They have a long process to enter radicalization.

Authorities accept that a review of the background was made, but they say it was insufficient because it did not include biometric data or social media. Meanwhile, in the capital, the National Guard is about to be reinforced with a current presence of about 2,200 elements, while Andrew Wolf, the other attacked guard, remains hospitalized. In Washington, Javier Vega, Telemundo News.

We are also watching the presidential elections in Honduras, which according to preliminary data and the count so far, the country chooses a right-wing candidate.

Yes, those final results are not yet out. Only 43% of the votes have been reported. At this moment, the ones who are at the head, as you say, in that scrutiny are two conservatives. On the one hand, the nationalist Nasri Asfura, who counted on the support of Donald Trump, On the one hand, the nationalist Nasri Asfura, who counted on the support of Donald Trump,

who is leading those results, and also Salvador Nasralla.