in fact, she never left panama. but her boyfriend did. of her disappearance, brimmager returned to the u.s., got engaged and married another woman. since baldelli vanished, her family has been a near constant presence on the island. as part of the search, they're looking for her dog and a necklace she always wore. so far, nothing. yesterday local authorities announced a new turn in their investigation. the fbi is investigating a person of interest in the case, a panamanian official says. the investigation will take place in the united states. that person of interest, baldlli's boyfriend, brian brimager. a cbs news producer tried to reach brian yesterday at his new wife's apartment outside of san diego. she answered the door. hi, kristin. but refused to talk to us. brimager has also taken down his facebook page. as for baldelii's family, they hope a cash reward will turn up clues about what happened. >> all i know is my tr went down there and never came home. obviously, i'm hopeful she will come home. >> the family has set up a facebook pa

. >>> authorities are pleading for help finding an american missing for five months in panama. >> she moved with her boyfriend and now he's the suspect in her disappearance. we'll get you the latest. some confess still out there. stay with us. you're watching "cbs this morning." up next, your >> good morning. let's get you caught up with some of the bay area headlines. oakland police have blocked traffic around 40 and market streets where they are investigating a fatal shooting. it looks like a felony manslaughter charges against a bicyclist for a deadly collision in san francisco. word is that the cyclist was writing recklessly before hitting a pedestrian. cameras mounted on muni buses are catching people walking lands in san francisco. video from the cameras were used,,,,,,,,,, >> some of the slower speeds right now, northbound 101 by oakland road. speeds are slow even be on that accident scene. pretty heavy traffic on 280. not too bad across the san mateo bridge. still in the green out of a word and a little bit slow through milpitas but not too bad. >> a lot of clouds outside this

here what's she looked like when the panama negotiations began. in the time it took to get this deal done, julia journeyed from childhood to adolescence. in the same time export finance exploded around the world. so here's the takeaway. the rest of the world is not going to stand down while the united states build as more perfect international trading system. they're not going to disarm. there are millions of people around the world that need jobs. china alone is working to create 45 million jobs over the next four years. they're not going to be shy about using export finance to put these people to work. and you better believe they will use every tool at their disposal for as long as they can and so will many, many other countries around the world. this is no time for america to let ideology triumph over pragmatism. we need to keep fighting so american companies are competing on a level playing field and that means we must keep ex-im open at the levels that u.s. exporters require. i've been in this job now for three years. the bank has been at thi

panama was an american state and the canal in panama was an american canal and there was a massive challengeamerican sovereignty represented by the canal might go back to panamanian control. actually panama's fine and this ended up being a technocratic issue and it's resolved and it's good we signed the treaty. people to reagan's right, like john wayne, william f. buckley told reagan he was nuts for doing this. >> wayne told him he needed to shut his pie hole. >> he's engaging with this sort of fellow travelers in terms of his ideological peer but was sticking to his guns on make there's a combative issue. they knew that was good politics, marshall strength, particularly aggression, could be used in a political way, a way he never gave up on. it's key to understanding why we saw such a huge military buildup under reagan, why he was so eager to accept sort of estimates of soviet military strength that turned out to be completely off, we found out later, but we paid for at the time as a country. >> the other thing reagan did, taken the remarkable posture public debate on issues of war and peac

california they're lost some of the ships around the horn that they would dump their passengers in panama and the people would cross it by foot and if the ship made it all around the horn they would kick back on the ship and go to san francisco. and here they were hauling harps and bad kitchens books because they did know if there would be anything there. >>> what does the show the cooperation of mr. been among women religious to develop this. greatcoat i wasn't part of the original gathering of of the artifacts for the show for the entire show they do know over seven years back to mentioned the date 2007 when they sent out requests to the accommodation to send our fax and i cannot imagine the work of they went to in washington d.c. to probe this together. and it was a tremendous amount of cooperation work for it closely with chris the presentation sisters. i can give the name of the company worked with " all of the stuff i was on line and iraq up putting artifacts and designing this beautiful exhibit. >>> i sit on camera it really has a d.c. feel. had the opportunity to be back there the

. >>> this is ryan grassley, he's in panama. >> this is the place where i first met my wife when i was here with the national guard. we were working on this clinic. >> every year they try to give back to the community that brought them together. >> aw. >> so they spent roughly $75, they got dolls, green army men, toy cars. >> the faces are so sweet. they look so grateful. so cute because they're waiting their turn. >> yeah. >> my favorite part about this video is the fact that someone is doing something very find for someone who doesn't expect it. so one of his subscribers sent him $20 to help the community, he heard there was a dump that people were living in. so he decided to ride over to mcdonald's, buy 20 $1 hamburgers and take them to these people. >> these are not workers. these are people who live in this landfill? >> these people live in this landfill. >> that's beyond poverty. we wanted to find out more, so we reached out to ryan, and he's joining us via skype all the way from belize, panama. >> what i want to do is show people how easy it is for them to just pull off the side

soon, there will be millions of new customers for american goods in south korea, and columbia, in panamae will be new cars on the streets of seoul that are imported from detroit and toledo and chicago. that is progress. i want to thank two key members of my cabinet who were here today, labor secretary hilda solis is in the house -- [applause] and u.s. trade representative ron kirk because the work really hard to make this happen. [applause] one way we have helped american business sell their products around the world is by calling out our competitors, making sure they are playing by the same rules. for example, we have brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration. we just brought a new case last month. we set up a trade enforcement unit that is designed to investigate any questionable trade practices taking place anywhere in the world. we will take action whenever other countries are skirting the rules, breaking the rules, and putting our workers and businesses at an unfair position we will also make sure you have access to more customers. 95% of

. >>> el presidente santos clausurÁ la cumbre, el siguiente encuentro serÁ en panama, en 3 aÑos, jorgemaciÓn desde cartagena, regreso contigo, buenos dÍas. >>> muchas gracias, esto es lo Último desde cartagena, cuando el presidente obama viaja, por mÁs que quiera no se desconecta de lo que ocurre en estados unidos, y menos en un aÑo electoral, enrique acevedo, bienvenido, conversÓ con el presidente obama en cartagena, en colombia hay noticias que parecerÍan que lo estÁn persiguiendo. >>> cuando asumiÓ la pressidencia, mandatarios latinos esperan una nueva era con la relaciÓn con estados unidos, muchos expresan decepciÓn, cree que pudo hacer mÁs por la relaciÓn con latinoamÉrica? >>> bueno, la verdad es que lo que logramos en tres aÑos es notable, expandimos el comercien la regiÓn, suscribimos acuerdos de libre comercio con panamÁ y colombia, parte de un proceso integral de expansiÓn del comercio de estados unidos y latinoamÉrica, y 46% desde que asumi la presidencia, cre que lo que es cierto que siempre podemos hacer mÁs, las expectativas son altas, cuando uno mira, nuestro concepto bÁ

ahora lleva el logro del tratado de libre comercio con panamÁ y colombia. >>> por el esfuerzo del gobiernoos unidos. >>> un recorte de hoy, se dijo que se @@ticieruyen aivision va presidentes regionales, citan ov obstÁculos. >>> los tres temason@@noticierÁn la agenda, y separa a a estados unidos con el resto de la regiÓn, el hemisteferio, es la droga, inmigraciÓn, y cuba. >>> se abordarÁ el tema de la exclusiÓn de cuba que provoco que el presidente de ecuador no asistiera el presidente obama no nambiarÁ la noero unionivisiopov ision@noticiunivisunivision@@no obama no creeivisio que legaliÓ sea la soluciÓn para el crimen trasnacional. noticiero univisionunivision@@É espaldas, la revista time presenta al presidion@@noticier el mandatario habla de los pasos de su paÍs para que el mundo cambie la notiperco univisionun empleados a tomar una hora para comer. >>> poniendo fin a 9 aÑos de batalla en california, la corte suprema de este estado, dijo que empleadores no tienen que obligar a empleados a tomar una hora de descanso para comer, provocÓ reacciones encontradas. >>> es una decisiÓn positiva

>>> en un concierto que dimos en panamÁ con una orquesta de muchos mÚsicos muy buenos.>> y mire aquÍ estÁs. >>> y miren quÉ hermosa. >>> y es una princesa y tambiÉn nos ab campaÑa alejandro que tiene cuatro aÑos. >>> le cuento que que se han portado muy ustedes dos. >>> son niÑos. >>> eso me encanta y tambiÉn nos ac campaÑa la terapeuta de familia marta maduro. >>> gracias un plazo servicio y gracias. >>> y son unos muÑecos porque se han portado muy bien, ellos dos estÁn necesaria edad. >>> usted me va a entender, que decimos no se portan muy bien, ro bueno, vamos a hablar mÁs sobre el tema y les quiero invitar que vean lo que les preparamos al respecto. >>> a veces se pone en la situaciones difÍciles, se desespera uno como mamÁ. >>> porque se frustra tanto como ellos se frustran, se frustra untambiÉn, no no los entiendeses no sabes que es lo correcto pero al cumplir los dos aÑos, si gaÓo un cambio, dan un cambio, sientes asÍ como que pasÓ con mi hijo, quÉ ce. >>> creo que por lo mismo, porque estÁn explorando un mundo nuevo, tienen mucha mÁs curioso de laed a veces no

hemos logrado fue extraordinario, expandimos el libro comercio en la regiÓn, tenemos tratado con panamÁbiernos. podes hacer mÁs, las expectativas son altas, estÁ basada en intereses comunes y respeto mutuo, somos socios al mismo nivel, para mejorar la vida en el hemisferio, es nuestro objetivo. >>> es una probadita, una versiÓn mÁs larga en alunto el domingo, y esta noche, con ili calderÓn. >>> gracias enrique, gracias por acompaÑarnos, buenas noches.

it is now heading to the panama canal.e other yacht set sail from oakland yesterday taking part in this around the world klipper race. the yacht was headed to oakland from china a couple of weeks ago when the massive wave hit it. some crew members were seriously injured. high winds have damaged houses as well as a hospital jail and air force base in a town northwest of oklahoma city disturbing allegations of abuse this morning and we have to warn you some of the images we are about to show our graphic. gabriel who is not an inmate say that deputies at the jail beat him unconscious because he brought a cell phone during a visit. several inmates have also reported abuse at the central jail. the aclu has filed a lawsuit and in it 72 sworn statements of attacks such as deputies slamming inmates heads against walls and dislocating an inmate shoulder. >> i was in tremendous pain, i blacked out and i was awoken to more punches to my head where my head is bouncing off the floor >> he was not an inmate, he was just visiting an inma

la regiÓn, y la segunda cumbre de las amÉricas, lleva el logro de tratados de libre comercio con panamÁiÓn de estados unidos. >>> asÍ y todo, un reporte de hoy, del dialogo, dicen que incluyen a varios ex presidentes regionales, citan obstÁculos. >>> los tres temas de la agenda que separa a a estados unidos con el resto de la regiÓn, el hemisferio temas de droga, inmigraciÓn, y cuba. >>> se abordarÁ el tema de la exclusiÓn de cuba que provoco que el presidente de ecuador correa decidiera no asistir, el presidente obama no cambiarÁ su postura. >>> apoya el deseo del pueblo cubano. >>> tambiÉn destaca la urgencia de nuevas polÍticas sobre drogas. >>> la casa blanca dijo que en el tema de la legalizaciÓn, no hay una unidad de opiniÓn entre los lideres, y no serÁ parte de la resoluciÓn final, ademÁs el presidente obama, no cree que la legalizaciÓn sea la soluciÓn para el crimen transnacional, en la casa blanca, univisiÓn. >>> y a propÓsito de la cumbre de amÉricas, y colombia, vea a mis espaldas, la revista time presenta al presidente santos con el titulo el retorno de colombia, se habla de

that let's corporations hide their money in panama has almost no benefit for us and the list goes on, as you can tell, i'm not overly fond of the president's economic proposals which i my unfairly advantage the one percent too much. what's your take? >> he's out there every day making a really eloquent case for the buffet rules. we had senator sheldon whitehouse on talking about it. that's an easy fix. i love when he turns the reagan ray on them, plays the reagan clip. reagan made the exact same case that buffet made. i get, i understand you but i'm saying this party has moved so far to the right ronald reagan couldn't get through a republican primary. >> i don't think he could get through a democratic primary these days. raising taxes 17 times. michael, so many times he goes towards the right and i don't quite even know why. an executive order that would have shown the disclosure of government contracts, what they're getting from politicians. he didn't do it. why not? >> i don't understand why he didn't do that. i have a huge problem with your chart, the presumption that george bush

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narcotrÁfico en venezuela >>n caracas, venezuela >> francisco u >> univisiÓn >> el gobrno de presidente de panamÁs >> ilia calderÓn en el estudio nos tiene un adelanto de las noticias que sigue en la ediciÓn nocturna >> los detalles del servicio secreto en colombia, salen cada minuto la verdad que tenemos acabamos de obtener los nombres de 2 de los tres agentes del servicio secreto que fueron obligados a abandonar sus puestos por el escÁndalo en cartagena >> se trata de david t y greg s tendremos lo Último de este caso en la ediciÓn nocturna >> pste atenciÓn porque vamos a explicar el peligro que corren vÍctimas de trÁfico humano violencia domÉstica, maltrato fÍsico o abuso sexual deo recibir las visas humanitarihum >> se trata de laromulgada ley >> y la marihuana que se vende como pan caliente entre los jÓvenes y no se detecta en las revisiones de droga en las escuelas >> es preocupante >> los padres tienen que poner atenciÓn >> gracias ilia >>osotros vam a una pausa comercial al regreso hablaremos del popocatÉpetl >> (♪) >> la boca del vcÁn popocatÉtl sigue lanzando una fuerte lluvia de cenizas

. >> it was not fit for panama or some other banana republic. >> reporter: a lot of anger and blame because of the dooms day budget. no new taxes to avoid the cuts. >> our counter parts in the senate slow played all the budget tear ri bills and the -- budgetary bills. >> it's been mismanaged. tonight we saw the ultimate manifestation. >> reporter: at today's bill signing the leaders admitted some work was accomplished but maybe not enough. >> we are changing that future for the better. unfortunately, we're taking a step bac should have been done e days before, 10 days before, 20 days before, but that's human nature. >> reporter: there's no official word on the special session. that has to come from the governor as an executive order. if the legislators want to avoid $500 million in cuts, they need to complete that special session by july 1st. in annapolis, don harrison. >> among the bills passed the flush tax and limit to where septic systems can be installed. >>> home biers and homeowners can soon have protection against costly mortgages. they're considering new rules for mortgage services

destinations including but not limited to mount rushmore, hawaii, aspen, panama city, martha's vineyard carolina, and even spain. the president himself wasn't on all the trips security concerns will prevent us from ever knowing the exact cost. some estimates exist. according to the hawaii reporter.com the 17-day christmas vacation in 2010 cost you the taxpayer more than $4 million. the gsa has nothing on the white house. to vet the president, the main stream media won't d do it, stuart varney. and amelia, good to see you both. let me show what they said about the corporate fat cat. flying to vegas. this is what obama said. >> you are not going to be able to get out the big bonus. be you can't get corporate jet or take a trip to vegas or the bowles on the taxpayer dime. >> sometimes when you see the record of the president maybe he should spend more time playing golf. keep him out of the oval office. look what he is done. >> gsa, the junket to las vegas is what you get when you expand the scope and scale and spending of government. it's massive government, massive spending. massive junke

at 97-years-old angie maclean is still bar-tending at panama joes in bridgeport.ked at the bar foo almost twenty years.. she started servvng drinks at the age of sixty. maclean just celebratee her birthday with co-workers and bar patrons, aad is showing no signs of slowing down. 3 ffrnandes jr. says: "...eeerybody comes here, they love her. o one's got anything bad to say about her, a lot of peoppe come here customer comes in here nd n a they've had too much to drink aaready...how do you handle that?)...yoo shut them off...shut them oof."maclean video: "...you still get pains aad aches, ann if you sit it."" maclean says she likes to drink bailey's...she does not plan on leaving the bbr scene any time soon. 3 that's all for the news t ten...up nexx bruce cunningham no-hitter by jason hammel in r - sports unlimited...bruce and morgan... coming up tonight on sports unlimited...6 outs away from a no-hitter...so close for jason . hammel... a great start to the season for the o's but can they keep it up ith the yankees coming to town???... town???... 33 plus it goes to

around the world race that is now, is now in the oakland harbor set to continue on the next leg to panama. the daily tribune some no one forgets, the musical memorial to victims of the worst school shootings in california history. they are allowed to go back in the water after a four year hiatus. salmon season is open for bay area fisheries. >> we had blue skies and plenty of sunshine and it is still pretty mild outside. what does the rest,,,,,,,,,, sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. >> it is a new way to remember the seven people killed in the oikos university shooting. concerts' like this one will be held every day except sunday for the rest of the month at the

they are headed down the panama canal and up to new york. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a secret service scandal after allegations of drinking and prostitution. the u.s. military may be involved. the midwest is preparing for the worst after a warning for possible tornadoes in several states. we'll show who is on alert there. the 49ers may share a new stadium in santa clara. it may not be the raiders. news out of the san francisco giants. >> i'm anthony from the weather center. a high risk for tornadoes. in fact, going on right now, tornds watches from nebraska through oklahoma until 2:00. if you have loved ones there, it's a good idea to give them a l day expected across the bay tomorrow. we'll break it down after this. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is powe

courage is the panama canal and howard baker.ourage is doing what he did against incredible odds and pressure. that is pressure. that is courage. ♪ >> it took a long time for him. conservatives were part of robert reagan's team, to get over the baker vote. interesting, they got over it. to the extent that when he needed somebody to take over the white house when things were troublesome, he picked howard baker. >> reagan was in big trouble over the problems. the president called down to miami to talk to howard. he got a joy baker on the phone. he said, joy, i would like to talk to power. she said, he is at the zoo with the grandchildren. and president reagan said, wait until he hears about the zoo i have for him. that is when he asked him to come out to be his chief of staff. it took him out of any chance of running for the presidency in 1988 which he probably wanted to do. >> rehere was a person who can deal with members of congress -- democrat or republican. they all trusted him. >> howard baker has the right stuff. it is called

. >> he feels blessed to be leaving on the next leg of the race through the panama canal and through new york. >> i'm looking forward to it, the weather is nice. it should be a good sendoff. >> the race will end right word began in southampton england. >> police are investigating a murder-suicide in the parking lot of south san jose shopping center. police were called to starbucks parking lot by witnesses that heard gunshots. officers found a man and woman that had both been shot in head. the man's body was near a silver bmw and inside a 17 month old girl. >> we have a male and female, ages are still being investigated. as to where they're from and what the relationship is between the two of them. if there is any. >> police say they're confident the shootings were murder- suicide and there's no threat to public safety. the child has been turned over to protective services. police and oakland looking for vandals that set a parking lot attendance boost on fire. officer showed up to the downtown parking lot around midnight. in addition to the arson found more than 15 cars had been broke

the next leg takes them to panama hopefully on smoother seas. but we aren't doing weather reports for panama but we are doing them locally. are they going to have nicer seas today? it's got to be better than it was. >> yeah, a lot better. we broke two records for rainfall yesterday. i will have the details coming up. here's a live shot outside. it is a bit breezy out there. more sunshine in store for us and warmer temperatures. >> that's what i want today here. francis, thanks very much. also next, near perfection. matt cain works with history. collin refresh has the highlights of [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. tor

marks panama moriarty bars have been reported missing by his father and ye after his mom left for their baby and never came back. the report included a sketch of what he might look like a grown-up. >>> and it really does. >>> he contacted authorities to a dna test and got a phone call. >>> ha now he is that missing child he learned his biological father who lives in california he's convinced the mother i'd taken name it's a fantastic question that was some fear of he hopes to minimum person this year. did we think a face-to-face meeting is definitely going to be very emotional. carter has still not found his ideas not let up an orphanage and many confusing aspects of his life. >>> 10 names into birthdays. i do celebrate the birthday is it's been a realist plus for me. >>> , a week or month or year there is hope there's more missing children out there people need to have hope. he is always known who he is they see this sketch he now knows more about who he was susan is reporting carter now lives in philadelphia and he still wants to know what happened in a three week period between his r

two weeks getting repairs to the steering that was damaged and from here they will go down to the panama canal, cross over, and the next on applebee's in new york. they tell us the ship sustained steering damage but nothing that cannot be repaired and they expect that the two crew members will not remain aboard. their injuries are probably too severe. >> dozens of occupy san francisco protesters had been evicted from a church own building. they took over last night. police stormed the building this afternoon and began arresting people. so far it is unclear how many. here's a look at some of the damage the occupiers left behind. there are broken doors, graffiti and garbage strewn around. the building is owned by the archdiocese of san francisco. activists wanted to turn it into a community center for the city's homeless. across the bay protesters gathered outside oak street and university in oakland cannabis college. the raid by the irs, d a, and u.s. marshals was one of several apparently aimed at the university's president. agents also visited his home, a dispensary he operates in the m

the rest of its crew is set to continue on the next leg of the competition to panama. >> everyone wantso know if there will be a chance of rain tomorrow. it was confusing for a while. it looks like for the most part the low pressure system will stay west of the bay area. here is a look at temperatures outside, temperatures mostly in the '40's. for tomorrow, it looks like temperatures will be a similar story to today. mostly in the '60s to the very low seventies. this is the low pressure system we have been watching, very early in the week we thought there wouldn't be a chance of rain and then we put some chances in there and now looks like we're taking them out so it looks like the low pressure system will not reach the bay area until tuesday. tuesday morning, as early as the commute, that will be a slow moving system really continuing rain showers throughout the day tuesday. another low pressure system heading our way thursday and friday. overnight lows mostly in the '40's. highs for tomorrow definitely on the warm to mild side. 70 in san jose, 70 in livermore, 68 in vallejo, and 66 de

. >> he feels blessed to be leaving on the next race through the panama canal to read >> a little bit anxious but i'm looking forward to it, the weather is nice, it should be a good sendoff. >> the race will end july 22nd, just where it began in southampton england. >> what a calm clear night, 100 years ago the titanic hit an iceberg. a look back at the disaster and why people are still intrigued to this day. and it looks like a lot of people are still taking walks across the golden gate bridge. mild conditions outside with lots of sunshine. what does the rest of the we can hold? we will tell you coming up. >> >> >> for local news, traffic and weather, >> >> >> and 100 years ago today at 11:40 p.m. on april 14th 1912, the british ship that was supposed to be the ultimate in luxury and safety struck an iceberg in the north atlantic. the titanic sank 2 1/2 hours later, within 1500 people died. ceremonies and exhibits around the world mark the 100th anniversary of the disaster. rebecca jarvis visited a tennessee museum at retreats the experience of the legendary ship. >> it may be 100 ye

hemos suscrito acuerdos de libre comercio con panamÁ y colombia.% dde que asumÍ la presidencia. >>> lo que es cierto, es que siempre podemos hacer mÁs. y creo que las expectativas son altas pero cuando uno mira, nuestro concepto bÁsico. que Íbamos a cambiar la dinÁmica entre los estados unidos y latinoamÉrica. de manera que se fundamentara en intereses mutuos, en el respeto mutuo. y en la idea que somos socios iguales, para mejorar las oportunidades de las personas por todo el he mmisferio creo q hemos superado las metas. >>> estados unidos se pronuncio enÉrgicamente por la democracia, en la primavera Árabe, no lo hace asÍ en cuanto a paises, como venezuela, cuba y un ni siquiera nicaragua. >>> hay ocasiones que nos hemos pronunciado pero no podemos llevar a cabo los cambios dentro de los paÍses que queremos, solos. tenemos esperanza que trabajando con los paÍses en la regiÓn, podemos el pulsar mayor libertad y democracia. es bueno para la libertad de las personas y las economÍas. las economÍas no funcionan cuando los derechos de las personas se es

those are the flash flood watches and warnings and the system now is just right here impacting panama city. a lot out in the coast. it's a slow moving system. speaking of the atlantic, colorado state university has come out with its hurricane forecast for this season. they are expecting ten named storms. average is 12. not as active this season. four hurricanes potentially, average is 6. and we're looking at 2 major hurricanes compared to the average of 3, which means more than 111-mile per hour winds. this is because the fact that the atlantic has cooled a little bit and the influence of el l nino. here's a look at our current conditions. 75, a nice night with clearing skies. finally clouds breaking up. severe weather closest to us is south of us in norfolk and the carolinas and virginia. looking at some severe thunderstorms potentially. right now we're in the 70s. you are up at 80 an hour ago. now you're at 78 degrees. now for the rest of today, the average april days are ahead of us. clear and cool tonight, sunny and seasonal for your thursday. same deal for friday. easter weekend

. >>> el presidente santos clausurÁ la cumbre, el siguiente encuentro serÁ en panama, en 3 aÑos,to jorgermaciÓn dee cartagena, regreso contigo, buenos dÍas. >>> muchas gracias, esto es lo Último desde cartagena, cuando el presidente obama viaja, por mÁs que quiera no se desconecta de lo que ocurre en estados unidos, y menos en un aÑo electoral, enrique acevedo, bienvenido, conversÓ con el presidente obama en cartagena, en colombia hay noticias que all persiguiendo. >>> cuando asumiÓision@@al punto pressidencia, mandatarios latinos esperaal puntounivision mÁs por la relaciÓn con latinoamÉrica? >>> bueno, la verdad es que lo latinoamÉrica? >>> bueno, la verdad es que lo que logramos ennres aal puntounn colombia, parte de un proceso integral de expansiÓn@@al punto@ al punmerciounivestadonidos yal latinoamuniÉrica, y ion46%alto asumi la presidencia, creo que lo que esunivision@@al puntounil podemos hacer mÁs,al las lo que esunivision@@al puntounil podemos hacer mÁs,al las expectativas sal puntas,ion@@aÁn y la idea queunivn@@al puntouniv metas. >>> estados unidos se pronunciÓ energicamente a

. >>> also, the search intensifies for an american woman missing in panama.ils. >>> and oscar-winning actress goldie hawn stops by with her new book. >>> and a sports super agent breaks down this week's highly anticipated nfl draft. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm michelle miller. have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow. miller. have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow. ,,,,,, >> as the supreme court takes up arizonas controversial >> as the supreme court takes up arizonas controversial immigration law, across the

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this first one is in panama. a group of guys on a fishing trip. get a little -- >> whoa. >> from the dolphins. >> that really is slippery. he like jumped right up and did a double somersault. >> yeah, these dolphins are showing off their skills in the water. >> like they're in sea world and didn't have to pay for admission. >> look at that. >> like, he slammed toward the boat and then jumped right in front of it. >> sea world! >> woo! >> let's go a few thousand miles away to destin, in florida, where the beach-goers got a pretty pleasant surprise by a bunch of very brave dolphins. >> oh, wow, they came right up to the surf zone. look at that. >> a whole pod of them. >> how many people do you think were totally freaked out thinking these were sharks? >> for a few seconds, all of them. >> yeah. >> i know i would have been at my car at this point. >> right. do you know the kind of money people spend to have that kind of experience at, you know, a vacation destination, 90 bucks to swim with the dolphins? >> expensive. toward the end of the video, you

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of course, in 1914 the panama canal opened and the port had to be very responsive to that and at the same time world war i started. so there were some very chaotic times for the port. during the depression era, the port actually partnered with the federal public works administration, which was the agency set up under the new deal to do construction throughout the country and then, of course, in 1934 there was an 83-day strike, labor strike at the port resulting in bloody thursday and other attributes. and so that is a is he important part of our history. in 1939 world war ii started and port became primarily occupied by the amy and navy and it was our job to supply all of the personnel and much of the goods to the pacific, defense of the pacific and then in 1950's after everything finally settled down, containerization started and ports began to think about how it was going to continue to mauve nuver itself and how it was going to evolve for purposes of maritime commerce. and then we get to the history we all know, which is in 1969 the jurisdiction of the port returned to city contro