i've been down here in panama city beach since 1995. in my free time, i like to go out and play golf. at one time, i used to like to snow ski, but can't do that here in florida. frequently, we do see people sitting on the exterior of motor vehicles. >> whoo! >> it is against the law to ride on the windowsill or fenders, even the sunroof. it's just not safe. >> narrator: in panama city beach, florida, deputy rubel knows that front beach road is the place to be if you're looking for kids, cars, and cruising. >> it's like fishing. i'm waiting for the big fish to come by. >> narrator: as if on cue, deputy rubel reels one in. >> beer can. do you believe that guy? yeah, he's getting a ticket. giving me the thumbs up. i'm gonna stop him and cite him. [ siren wailing ] you gonna stop, or are you gonna hide the beer? taking forever to stop. something's going on. how you doing? what are you hiding underneath the seat? why are you taking forever to stop? you didn't want to stop? suddenly? took you about 100 feet to stop. the reason why i'm stoppin

you can see it in to panama city, all stretching to the east. that's the heaviest rain.p to the atlanta metro and it's drying out. some scattered showers the rest of the day. still the flash flood warnings for the entire area because of the rain that fell yesterday and the potential for more rain later today. flash flood warnings, all areas in bright green. that includes a good drunk of georgia and south carolina including columbia. that's a weak impulse but enough to get decent rain going. you can see it there and down to the south. we'll talk about that and how much you're going to see in about half an hour. >> thank you. >>> all right. the taliban has been the military's big focus, right, in afghanistan, but the top u.s. general there is saying that the afghan people may be a big concern as well. why they may turn on the united states. and then a toddler who just wants to dance, dance, dance. an internet hit. hear from the parents who shot the video of this tyner dancer. >>> the top u.s. general in afghanistan says that the taliban and al qaeda are not the only obstac

and, really and truly, i wasn't born -- first of all, i was born in panama, and the type of constitutiontes have in the united states, to be honest with you, i think is kind of [bleep] >> i'm gonna check his driver's license to see whether it's valid or not. we'll give him a warning for the not having the headlights on. can i have...check my number? >> narrator: meanwhile, alberto is still sharing his thoughts. >> i don't have to hide anything. i drove up from hollywood from the beginning straight up and coming down with both of my legs, without steering. i had it up on the hood like this. and when i saw him, i saw him a mile away with my right eye. i brought my hand down. he playing with somebody that he just don't know. i'm more clever than he think he is. he is a cop -- i give him respect, true enough -- but he is nowhere close to my level. nowhere. first of all, he walked up to me like that, if i wanted to be ignorant and a fool -- grab! i could have just take his gun just like that. i'm being honest with you. >> narrator: the driver thinks he's pretty clever, but how will he handle

three pending free trade agreements with colombia, panama and south korea have not been acted on although recent studies show they could cumulatively create 500,000 new jobs within the country, our country. moreover, the president has proposed a number of counterproductive tax increases on u.s. multinational corporations that create american jobs through foreign sales of our american-made goods and services. in one corporation, for example, american sales generate only 25% of their revenues but nearly one-half of its jobs are located in the united states. the president's international tax proposals are in my view naive. they would reduce u.s. exports and jobs in export-related industries. the u.s. economy must move from the sugar high of unsustainable government intervention to sound private sector-led growth. given the ongoing weakness and personal consumption and the housing sector, business investment in net exports must lead the way if the unemployment rate is to fall substantially. ironically many of the policies in washington today are undermining these two private sector drivers of

it's only found in the panama in the high mountains.it's having problem with the fungal problem and there's a lot of conservation efforts going on. this is part of -- the indians made jewelry of these rain forest frogs. >> reporter: that guy looks like he is going to jump on jen and i. we're eye bawling that toad this morning. can you come and he check out ththe exhibits at at questionerm center. a hooch o high of 73 degrees ann come indoors to check out the exciting things and educational things that will be going on. for the full forecast, let's head to steve at the sky watch center. >> reporter: thank you, jessica, we're eyeing the sky watch radar and it's rather dry. as we move through the day we will talk about high pressure building in still with the northwest flow keeping us cool. the showers to the northwest, those are coming here overnight friday into your saturday. meanwhile hd radar indicating showers up in new york state. that is the only spot that we're seeing it right now. high pressure will be and the northwest flow and p

he was born in panama, the united states citizen. people say you would be the united states citizen. >> according to the law, we're going to trial in california january 26. and i'm representing 46 members. >> you are not answering my question. what are you trying to do? >> if, indeed, the court finds he was not legitimate, like in many european countries, we'll have a special election. maybe lit be another democrat in maybe it will be another democrat in the white house. maybe it will be hillary. i don't know. >> what religion do you think he is? >> i don't know. but it doesn't matter. >> does this have anything to do with israel at all? >> not at all. as a matter of fact, if you read some of my articles, i criticized for example bobby jindal. he was hailed as the next president of the united states. just like obama, jindal who's a staunch republican cannot be the next president. because that's the most important point. he has to be a natural born citizen. it's one who's not only born in the country, but whose parents, both of them,

fresh from panama at 20 in a new country with a new job. how about the rest of it?avigating a checking account, navigating an apartment. >> now you're talking ordering food. going to burger king or anywhere where you had to order food. >> you have to know more than si and no. >> you have to know more than that. a lot more than that. >> reporter: the yankees now know that, too. >> weigh want to get them to the big leagues but also prepare them for the big leap here because it is. it's a leap. it's a big difference. it's a big change. >> of our 250 or so players in our system, 52% of them speak spanish. it's a big deal. >> reporter: and getting bigger every year. since 1995 latinos on major league rosters have increased some 65%, and now account for more than a quarter of all big leaguers. in the minors, that number is almost 40%, and most teams have now launched their own programs to educate their investments. >> players that go through our programs are better performers on the baseball diamond, and we truly believe that's kids that go through our programs will have

manila is like panama. four, four, four, four, u.s. conversions to what a category four hurricane.on, hurricane, cyclone, they are all the same, different oceans so they get different names this is friday, it is here. this is tuesday. so you've got friday saturday sunday monday tuesday. the wind is going to be going like this all weekend long. if you look at manila, go to google earth, there is a manila bay right there. i am concerned that manila bay may fill up like lake pontchartrain did and flood manila after 72 to 120 hours of wind blowing in the same direction. it could get ugly. here is what happened with rainfall from ketsana. these are people still dealing with it here. literally waiting for the water to go down. you have to realize the people in manila, how many? 20 million in manila and the provinces around there. 20 million people are affected by all of this water and more disasters to come. chuck. >> well done, chad. appreciate your explanation. >>> president obama has a lot of his plate. health care reform, iran's nuclear ambitions and now making a personal appeal to g

he was born in panama, the united states citizen. people say you would be the united states citizen. >> according to the law, we're going to trial in california january 26. and i'm representing 46 members. >> if, indeed, the court finds he was not legitimate, like in many european countries, we'll have a special election. maybe lit be another democrat in the white house, maybe it will be hillary. i don't know. >> what religion do you think he is? >> i don't know. but it doesn't matter. >> does this have anything to do with israel at all? >> not at all. as a matter of fact, if you read some of my articles, i criticized for example bobby jindal. he was hailed as the next president of the united states. jindal who's a staunch republican cannot be the next president. because that's the most important point. he has to be a natural born citizen. it's one who's not only born in the country, but whose parents, both of them, are citizens of the country. >> that's not true. that's not a fact. you have to know. >> how do you know? >> people com

look at the showers and thunderstorms moving through the panhandle of florida in toward panama city shortly here. that rain line connects all of the way in towards georgia and carolinas. the rain is out there for the morning. it's just scattered showers by this afternoon. the flood warnings are still in place. look at the bright shaded green areas. you can see all of the region by texas and northern louisiana lower arkansas, mississippi, alabama, flash flood warnings areas shaded in green. watches in carolinas you can see rain for morning and scattered showers by the afternoon. look at the heavy rain around chicago and back toward indiana. indianapolis getting the rain out of there now. down to the south farther and you can check out that squall line going down i-74 toward cincinnati. let me take you live to cincinnati. it's headed in your direction over the next half hour. quick moving rain system. look at that. it's pretty much dark already. looking at the rain coming in sunrise is just a couple minutes ago but it will be a real soaker for you first part of the day. tough morning commute

fresh from panama at 20 in a new counted with a new job. >> navigating a checking account, navigating an apartment. >> now -- anywhere where you have to order food. you need to know more than si and no. >> you need to know a lot more than that. >> the yankees know that too. >> we want to get them to the big leagues. we want to prepare them for the big leap here. it's a big leap. it's a difference. st a big change. >> of our 250 or so players in our system, 52% of them speak spanish. it's it's a big deal. >> and getting bigger every year. since 1995 latinos on major league roster now account for more than 1/4 of all big leaguers. in the minors that number is 40%. now teens have launched their own programs to educate their investments. >> players that go through our programs make better -- better performers on the baseball diamond. and we truly believe these kids that go through our programs are going to have a better chance at a better life because of what they've been through with us. >> the yankees programs help latinos learn about american culture, societies and laws. not only teach

three pending free trade agreements with colombia, panama and south korea have not been acted on althoughdies show they could cumulatively create 500,000 new jobs within the country, our country. moreover, the president has proposed a number of counterproductive tax increases on u.s. multinational corporations that create american jobs through foreign sales of our american-made goods and services. in one corporation, for example, american sales generate only 25% of their revenues but nearly one-half of its jobs are located in the united states. the president's international tax proposals are in my view naive. they would reduce u.s. exports and jobs in export-related industries. the u.s. economy must move from the sugar high of unsustainable government intervention to sound private sector-led growth. given the ongoing weakness and personal consumption and the housing sector, business investment in net exports must lead the way if the unemployment rate is to fall substantially. ironically many of the policies in washington today are undermining these two private sector drivers of job creati