the original strain of the disease broke out in panama about 100 years ago. the infection quickly spread around the world and nearly wiped out the banana variety that was most popular at the time. the new strain is believed to be more infectious than the older one. major crop damage from it was first discovered in taiwan in 1990. for the infections have been confirmed in other parts of asia as well as the middle east and africa. a banana grower has been trying to deal with infection in his plantation for the past four years. >> you can see the old leaves yellowing. so once it's affected. >> reporter: there is no cure for the infected plants at this point. the only choice is to chop them down. the surrounding area is then declared off limits in the bid to stop the infection from spreading. to stop the fungus from spreading further. but despite these efforts, it carries the disease into the plantatition. >> there are already some plantations that have been closed because of the panama disease. panama disease is very critical. >> reporter: a local group of banan

intentan cruzar la peligrosa selva hacia panamÁ. son conscientes del gran riesgo.namÁ para muchos migrantes cubanos es un camino a la libertad. >>> los que cruzan la mayorÍa les hablo de la palabra de dios. >>> esta pastora cristiana ofrece sus oraciones, se embarcan en un viaje de peligros, 8 dÍas a pie por la selva llegarl panamÁ. solo una parada en su meta final, llegar a los estados unidos. >>> los coyotes nos abandonaron, se dieron a la fuga, es un infierno, no se lo concedo a nadie. >>> la gran mayorÍa como maria caridad acampaban en turbo esperaban el paso. >>> estoy aquÍ para apoyar a mi hija en un sueÑo de reunirse con su padre. >>> desde el sÁbado el gobierno de colombia deporta migrantes a cuba, laolicÍa al visitar albergues y lugares como este en busca de personas sin autorizaciÓn para permanecer en el paÍs. >>> luego que la canciller anunciÓ la deportacion, aumentaron aproximadamente a a 14 lanchas diarias de 5 lanchas. >>> salen de turbo a racurmana. y luego a panamÁ por centroamÉrica hasta mexico, y luego los estados unidos. >>> los migrantes no quie

believe we can share more fully responsibilities for the financial -- panama canal zone with panama. i would continue to raise the payment for shipment of goods through the panama canal zone. i might even be willing to reduce our military emplacements of the panama canal zone but i would not relinquish private control of the panama canal zone anytime in the foreseeable future. >> president ford -- >> the united states must and will maintain complete access to the panama canal. the united states must maintain a defense capability of the panama canal and the united states will maintain our national security interest in the panama canal. the negotiations for the panama canal started under president johnson and continued up to the present time. certain guidelines that must be followed. let me take just a minute to comment on something that governor carter said. nonproliferation, in may of 1975, i called for a conference of new your suppliers. . the conference met six times. in may of this year governor carter took the first initiative approximately 12 months after i had taken my initiati

we talked to its director gerard ryle and started by asking what, exactly are the panama papers? gerard ryle: what they are, basically, is a day-by-day, blow-by-blow account of the offshore world. i mean we're looking at everyone , from prime ministers, kings, emirs, presidents around the world, but also drugs dealers, people that have been convicted for various crimes, including so what they are, are basically people who use offshore accounts for secrecy. sharyl: what is the benefit to them of, as you say, using offshore accounts? ryle: well there are many benefits. it could be, for instance, tax evasion or it could be to hide their wealth. but often it's actually sometimes it's also to commit a crime. sharyl: but the offshore accounts in and of themselves aren't necessarily illegal. ryle: well it's a very shadowy world, the offshore world. perfectly legal to do what you're doing, assuming you've told authorities. but where you have secrecy, you also have the potential for wrongdoing. what we're seeing here is both secrecy and, and actual wrongdoing. sharyl: who are some of the

llegaremos a panamÁ y luego continuaremos la travesÍa.gar hasta panamÁ. son muchos los que se aventuran. >> voy con mi familia, con mi hija de 10 aÑos, con mi nieto de casi dos aÑos. reportero: desde hacerlas deportaciÓn aumentaron y con ellalas partidas de botes llenos de cubanos huyendo de la deportaciÓn. >> ayer nos iban a dar el salvoconducto y dejaron a todos esos trancados adentro con policÍas afuera. reportero: muchos, sin saber siquiera que en la selva deben caminar mÁs de cinco dÍas en medio de humedad, reptiles e insectos. otra prueba, tal vez la mÁs dura de todas, que deberÁn superar sÓlo para poder salir de colombia. autoridades migratorias mantienen permanentemente aviones en la zona para regresar a los cubanos deportados y aunque hay muchos que lo han hecho voluntariamente, cientos de ellos se niegan a regresar y acuden a la opciÓn de arriesgar su vida cruzando la selva. jorge: un senador estatal demÓcrata de california recibió un amplio apoyo con su propuesta de que la educaciÓn bilingüe regrese al estado de california. la

>> muchos cubanos reciÉn llegados han preferido llegar a panamÁ.y panamÁ, para univisiÓn. ♪ ilia:las imÁgenes de una niÑa latina que arrastra por las calles de los angeles muÑeco de donald trump, al final lo tira en un tacho de basura. enrique: es como un locutor: televisa presenta... natalia: max, vienes tomado, ¿verdad? si mi mamá se entera, te va a poner una buena regañada y hasta te va a castigar. max: [chista] natalia: Ándale, vamos a tu recámara antes de que te vea en ese estado. vamos, ándale. ya apúrate. max: [chista] natalia: [chista] max: ¿estás segura que me vas a volver a cubrir con mi mamá y no le vas a decir nada, hermanita? natalia: ay, sí, segura. los hermanos debemos cubrirnos con nuestros papás.

>> muchos cubanos reciÉn llegados han preferido llegar a panamÁ. y panamÁ, para univisiÓn. ♪ ilia:las imÁgenes de una niÑa latina que arrastra por las calles de los angeles muÑeco de donald trump, al final lo tira en un tacho de basura. enrique: es como un ♪ al despertar periodista: viernes 26 de agosto. feliz viernes, hay que decir. yo soy bÁrbara chacÓn. estamos muy felices de estar con ustedes.

en la frontera entre costa rica y panamÁ, para univisiÓn.ld trump, al final lo tira en un tacho de basura. enrique: es como una piÑata. esta imagen es parte de un vÍdeo musical. constituye un fuerte ataque contra del candidato. ana: sale la primera convocatoria del tri, lindsay: pep guardiola se encuentra con su mÁs grande amor. ana:de esta aquÍ el sÚper clÁsico. lindsay: el verdugo de mÉxico las olimpiadas, es el mismo que de pequeÑas ligas. ana:

>> muchos cubanos reciÉn llegados han preferido llegar a panamÁ.calles de los angeles muÑeco de donald trump, al final lo tira en un tacho de basura. enrique: es como una pita. esta imagen es parte de un vÍdeo musical. constituye un fuerte ataque contra del candidato. ana: sale la primera convocatoria del tri, lindsay: pep guardiola se encuentra con su mÁs grande amor. ana:de esta aquÍ el sÚper clÁsico.

. >> in panama. >> stephen: he lives there now? >> he lives there now, has a happy life. he's quite a character. >> stephen: he's still sharp. >> he was never hit in the head. yeah, yeah. >> stephen: that's the best >> stephen: this is a vital organ up here. >> exactly. and it makes your mind very, very sharp. >> stephen: what to you mean it makes your mind very sharp? >> because you have to make many decisions very quickly in a very short period of time. when you're in the ring for three minutes, you have to make too many choices and it makes your mind sharper, like more accurate, faster. >> stephen: when you were training for this, did you get punched in the face? >> i was-- i got punched in the face, but not in the ring. i got exactly. not in the boxing scenes. >> stephen: it sounds like there's a story there. >> there are two stories, actually. ironically enough. >> got punched in the face by the women in the movie. ( laughter ) there's one scene where things-- objects are flying all over. and one just landed on my nose and cut

south korea and panama begin our championship saturday. it's the international championship with the winner advancing to tomorrow's little league world series finals. south korea out to avenge an earlier loss in this event to the boys from panama. we expect flame throwing pitching and a pitcher's dual in this one. the international championship game is next.

hay electorales en panamÁ que todavÍa no las conozco y tambiÉn consolidar el argumento y que la genteerdóname. bebé: [llora] locutor: a continuación en "la rosa de guadalupe"... televisa presenta...

el mÚsico y actor panameÑo rubÉn blades lo ajeno a la polÍtica y hablÓ sobre el escÁndalo de los panamÁ llegamos al final del noticiero, gracias por su atenciÓn. ♪ locutor: hoy, en "la rosa de guadalupe"... julia: lo siento. bebé: [llora] julia: tengo que hacerlo. tengo que hacerlo. bebé: [llora] julia: perdóname. bebé: [llora] locutor: a continuación en "la rosa de guadalupe"... televisa presenta... [música] olga: antes de apagar

many of them were working in panama, with the canal. so they'll come back, and, the economy is growing. 4.2% a year. this is twice as much as the average of the latin american growth, which is very good. so, in all likelihood we'll see more needs for labor, and it's probable, that we'll see i think that, we -- >> we benefit from that relationship. sometimes we are more critical of it, than what we should. >> they talk about a million and we know that that's not true. >> we talk about it, being involved, in national crime. less than 1% are nicaraguans. >> and our children, we don't have that problem, unless what i mentioned about children being brought in by these migrants of the, what we call extra continental are basically harry shan. and the program, doesn't deal with unaccompanied children. we're talking about families. >> so, we are going to get them, but we don't have a problem, with unaccompanied children. as a matter of policy, i have criticized that very much. i find it per versus to be in a situation, where, children are forced

buoys sorote ice, set that we could get east coast and west coast instead of going through the panama canal, they could go through the north pole. they had to deal with 20 feet of ice, with very cold temperatures three steps that made the passage, the northwest they are no longer existing. bramble is the last of those three. >> i was commanding officer from 1978 to 1980. we were responsible for operations and navigation and we worked all of the luis and we worked on some light houses from altoona, michigan, all the way down to almost alito, ohio. we were responsible for them. when the winter months came along, we would keep the shipping channels open as long as we could. what we did was we supported the navigation system that allowed commerce to work in the great lakes for as long as they possibly could. all of the commerce was depended on the navigation and the ability to navigate in those waters and in the summertime. it's a very demanding job. rake the day into 12 hour sections and a bad thing on the crew is as a ship is raking ice, it is very, very noisy. you can imagination desig

but the panama canal, his vision for america. given his time, was extremely progressive. and is

panama. panama. >> everyone needed to know that. everyone always wants to know the third-place winner. >> yes. >>> when we come back, one of music's biggest nights of the year here in new york city. >> the history made and the epic performances that shut down the house at last night's mtv video music awards. "the skinny" is next. kinny" is . music awards. ? ? ? ? ? skinny so skinny ? >>> time now for "the skinny." and topping the headlines this morning, last night's mtv video music awards. >> it was epic. this is how it kicked off. ? >> that would be rihanna kicki off the vmas with an epic career spanning medley of some of her biggest hits. she had four performances. it was a rihanna concert. >> i'm not complaining. especially these songs. >> this is awesome. >> to the surprise of probably no one, one of the night's most tribute to himself, defending his music video "famous." he even somehow tied in the ongoing crime wave in chicago. >> i got weird. final at the got even weirder. he introduced the new video to "faith," starring the

city in new york with 15,000 extra in digs to the cast and crew it is biggest film ever made in panamaooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up in the next half an hour, it wases high drama as police caught a man who set off an amber alert in three states including right here in pennsylvania. >>> many people watched their wait at tip of the finger. calorie counting apps are all of the rage. stephanie stahl looks at the top five. we are back with those and much more when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> the federal investigation into the june job boss john dougherty takes a new turn, to expand to the jim kene mayoral campaign now mayor kenney is responding. >>> plus a map beaten in the parking lot we are live with the latest on what investigators say is a random attack that has left a victim fighting for his life this morning. >>> plus police in our area are looking for two suspects prayed on a mother while outside with her children at a popular fast food restaurant. >>> good morning i'm greg argos at 6:30, justin drabick is live outside on our cbs-3 skies deck with th

so yesterday things weren't looking too bad in panama city, apalachicola. forecast has shifted a little bit further to the west and it looks like more of a direct impact in the tallahassee area, too. so we're going to have to watch that. the yellow is tropical storm watches. let me give you the new forecast path from the hurricane center. still tropical depression. they believe by 1:00 a.m., probably about later today, 5:00 p.m. named hermione and take that storm towards tallahassee. 65-mile-per-hour winds, that's not enough to do a lot of significant damage so that's good. but still we will get some storm surge problems through the big bend back to tampa. notice how far inland this track is now. north of savannah to charleston, direct hit south carolina, and all through north carolina. notice the winds don't diminish. if anything it could intensify as it comes back off the coast. for all of those areas we have to watch it. finally what's also interesting is that the cone does now include eastern long island, rhode island, and all the way up to the boston a

battery, bags stuffed and here in panama city beach. i spoke with a few people who are taking the storm lightly and wait a little bit longer before making plans. and meteorologists say we should have showers tonight and we can see the heavier rains developing tomorrow morning especially before lunch, we can be seeing the winds in excess 560 miles per hour by tomorrow night. >> and thank you very donald trump went to mexico. flew there to meet with the president of mexico. the president asking for that meeting. and issued the invitation and how many don't care for trump because of his statements on immigrants sending in rapists. they can work together and enjoy happiness with goals. >> ending illegal immigration not just between the countries immigration and migration. >> and trump and the president say the boarder between the countries must be solid to stop the illegal movement of drugs and weapons. >> time to bring in our editor craig patrick. what are you making of this flying down to mexico. did he gain anything. >> and he is trying

rubÉn blades dice si volverÍa a postularse a la presidencia de panamÁ. >> estoy considerando la posibilidadenta la pelÍcula manos de piedra y enseÑa a boxear a jorge ramos. ho ♪ enrique: noticias positivas sobre mÉxico, segunda medalla en las olimpiadas de rÍo de janeiro. guadalupe gonzÁlez logrÓ la preciada de plata. luego de su triunfo dijo que tenÍa que trabajar mÁs y mas, en mÉxico sÍ, se puede. anteriormente habÍa obtenido una medalla de bronce, mael rodrÍguez, quien debiÓ pedir dinero transporte pÚblico para llegar. al-3 centros 26000 vene -- 3000 venezolanos llegaron el reporte indica que del 12% podrÍa visitar algÚn familiar. disparos, tanto hombres como mujeres tienen una ventaja genÉtica y al parecer envejecer a paso mÁs lento que el resto de la poblaciÓn. podrÍan arrojar nuevas pistas en la bÚsqueda de la eterna juventud. jaime: desde hace 30 aÑos el mundo de la medicina ha ll debatido sobre la llama paradoja hispana. >> aunque los hispanos>> tengan muchos riesgos de salud o roble mÁs de salud como diabetes, aÚn asÍ viven mÁs tiempo. franciscse -- poner fin al deb. el doctor de o

panama city beach they recovered a man trying to rescue swimmers. he tried to save his purse during the perverts like conditions and nev m swimmer's safe and taken to a local hospital. >>> we confirmed an investigation after a worker tonight service to a police officer at a walmart the police say the officer walked into the store in uniform and the officer told a friend when he went to check out a cashier rigid tube skin color and said she would not bring up his item. >>> a spokesperson called is an unfortunate situation but said they cannot comment on an active hr investigation. violent encounter. you can see captain. andrew grabbed him by the neck and slammed him into the ground space. this started back in july when he flied out officer saying he was too drunk to drive but he told deputies to handcuff him before something bad happened to authorities charged him with possession of marijuana. >>> just grounded in the one thing you probably have around your house that was too much for hundred $40 million plane per track talking about an unwanted gues

the problem is these ships are too big to fit through the panama canal. until now. canal expansion project was finally finished in june 2016, allowing for faster shipping of lng to key markets like asia. so what does this mean for global energy? a growing number of countries are trading in lng. here is the argument. overall demand for lng depends on how fast countries will turn away from coal, the largest source of power generation in the world. an lng selling point is that it is cleaner, producing half as much carbon dioxide, as coal oil companies are pushing into the lng to embrace a cleanerfuture. shell's acquisition of bg group, the industry's biggest deal in a decade, made the dutch giant the largest lng trader. but countries like japan focus on nuclear power after starting to get its reactors back up and running, after shutdowns prompted by the 2011 tsunami. and some u.s. gas utilities are opposed to exports in lng, saying longer-term, it could raise gas prices for american consumers. ramy: that was one of the many quicktakes you can find on the bloomberg. you

las piernas vendadas, y peleamos esa noche les digo para concluir, en la invasiÓn estadounidense a panamÁy el leÓn, tenÍa un leÓn, asÍ de grande y le pedÍ de favor que pusiera cadenas, gracias. quÉ gusto verte, gracias por estar aquÍ conmigo en enfoque, un placer conocerlos y a ti amigo, verte de nuevo, sin leÓn. gracias por estar aquÍ, llegamos al fifn de esta ediciÓn de enfoque nos vemos maÑana en noticiero telemundo. criss: por primera vez en la historia, sin cajas, sin telas, sin nada que ocultar por debajo, solo yo y una sierra de un metro, que me cortarÁ completamente por la mitad. [gritos y exclamaciones] cc: telemundo network [♪ tema musical ]

at the center of the panama papers scandal.da 50% higher. blue scope reported full-year underlying profit at 222 million dollars, below analyst estimates. they expect higher pricing for the australian stee businessl this year. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 analysts in 120 countries. this is bloomberg. the latest from the markets right now, going to david ingles for that. david: it's not very convincing. i guess, for the lack of a better word to describe it, not many clear drivers. when you look at equities it's about earnings. when you look at these macro -sensitive asset classes, we talk about things like fixed income, currencies. apart from that, there's not much to trade on, which is what lanes are flat. china, volumes are down. other bigger markets, japan is reopening right now. taiwan getting sold down. a decline across the bank and energy stocks. taiwan has done for a well, as has south korea -- has done very sol, as has south korea, some of these markets that have outperformed are getting sold off on expec

brazil has had more than 1,700 cases of microcephaly but there's been microcephaly in colombia, panama, i think in mexico, definitely a bunch of cases in the united states. that has been -- yes, microcephaly in puerto rico and a number of babies born with microcephaly in united states but it's mothers who picked it up in other countries and had the babies here. there have been babies born with microcephaly in slovenia that is a travel-related case. there was some suspicion that it was necessary to be -- there might be what is called antibody enhancement which creates -- having had dengue fever before would make it more likely you would get a serious case of zika or mike row receivefully a baby. that has not been proven. it seems possible that a woman can just get zika virus and have severe damage to her baby. the jury is still out but it looks as if zika alone can cause the condition. sorry. i forgot a part of the question. >> host: it's okay, we have done. >> guest: sorry about the agricultural chemicals. nothing do with it. most of the disease struck people who live in urban areas, o

americanos, fue suscrita por argentina, brasil, canadÁ, chile, colombia, guatemala, honduras, mÉxico, panamÁncipio sÓlo serÁ peatonal. como nos explica francisco. francisco: colombia y venezuela estrecharon las manos, los presidentes de ambos paÍses se reunieron, casi un aÑo despuÉs del cierre de la frontera que ordenada de manera bilateral el presidente nicolÁs maduro. >> 160 en esta patria que es como una. >> sonrisas, saludos y palabras de bienvenida, atrÁs parecen quedar la expulsiÓn forzada y dramÁtica de 1600 colombianos, del territorio venezolano y miles mÁs que abandonaron el paÍs por temor. se abre un nuevo capÍtulo en las relaciones, a la espera de la apertura fronteriza. >> de cinco de la maÑana a ocho de la noche, hora de colombia, esto serÍa a partir del prÓximo sÁbado 13 de agosto de manera continua. francisco: hasta los 1200 km de frontera comparten ambas naciones. Ésta se iniciarÁ de manera peatonal, luego serÁ utilizada por vehÍculos. >>habrÁ un control pero al mismo tiempo las facilidades. francisco: el objetivo es normalizar de manera conjunta la situaciÓn en las zonas lim