canal would be subject to attacks from pan panama panama. they facility the use would be more secure if panama owned the canal. carter agreed but added one additional element. he explained it to me in an interview. i felt like the canal issue was a key test of my overall human rights policy to start treating other people as worthy of respect and not try to dominate small countries. i wanted to treat panama fairly. i steuded it thoroughly and -- studied it and was convinced it was an un tpaeurfair original graeme tpoeurs on them. that was one difference that set carter apart. the other was that he did something about his judgment. he fought and won the battle to get the treaties approved. i have been fastcinated by the canal as a treaty reading in which the adventurer described the history and told of swimming its length. he paid a toll of only 36 cents because it was a fraction of one ton. i-as excited when i saw the real thing in 1978. a few years ago it struck me the intense emotions of the 1970's had been forgotten after nearly 30 years o

♪ [himno nacional de panamÁ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ edgar: ahÍ estÁ el himno de panamÁ. a conocer las alineaciones de ambos conjuntos. quiÉnes dan de inicio fÉlix fernÁndez, por quÉ no me cuentas la alineaciÓn de mÉxico? fÉlix: por supuesto, méxico, sale con ochoa en la porterÍa. lÍnea de cuatro con hugo ayala, nÉstor araujo, jesÚs gallardo y diego reyes. con la media cancha an

canal over to panama. now, at the beginning of what time magazine would later can call the american century the , united states defeated jungle and disease to build the panama canal the greatest engineering , work in the history of the world. and throughout that century, american school children would read of the heroism and determination of the work if only fleetingly of the american military intervention that created a pliant panama. there's one popular 1928 text that put it american pluck and , luck conquered all. the grand dream was realized. in the waters of the atlantic 1913, and the pacific were united. so, the idea of giving it up seemed wrong to a majority of americans, especially because they were chagrined by the now inescapable realization of defeat in vietnam and resentful for a challenge from a tiny country that the united states expired mid-width. from the mid-70s to 80s, the canal, we hardly central to conservative concerns, revitalized a right that had grown solemn width of the presidencie

how panama plans on rehabilitating its reputation after the panama scandal.♪ julia: panama is trying to rebuild its reputation with the prime minister after the panama papers scandal two years ago exposed the central american nation as a sanctuary for fraud and tax evasion. we have an exclusive interview with the country's finance minister, asking him how he plans to rehabilitate the country's reputation. dulcidio: when we took office in that the lacked of compliance with international standards was the greatest threat to the panamanian economy. we started working, way before the panama papers, making sure with fightings tax crime. we worked with the private sector to put in place a reformed package, changing regulations, strength training supervisingls, to make suretries, the legal and financial services of panama could not be used by organized crime. >> what specifically are you doing now? the first change we have accomplished recently, or least last year, we make sure all and companies -- all panamanian countries are complying. internationalwith counterpar

fax i was a surgeon in panama city. i had been doing it for 25 years. >> what was your practice and why did you decide to go to panama city to open it? afterwife and i chose it careful thought after i got out of the army in 1990. we want to -- we wanted to go to a place that was from the to the military. the country has not has been -- has been as from me to veterans as it is now. the coast of florida has always been very friendly. at home inediately panama city. ,> before he left the military you were a doctor in the military. tell us about your military career. i went ton dunn: medical school and served in a number of different places around the world and had a chance to do a lot of different types of surgery. urological surgery, letters, prostate. kidney stones, prostate cancer. that became my specialty. fell, theyrlin wall called all of the surgeons and and said it, go home, the war is over. and it was for six months, only. then, i was in panama city and had a lot of new friends. we had a great time raising our sons

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embajada china en panamÁ.sca dar un impulso a las relaciones bilaterales. china y panamÁ firmaron un acuerdo comercial para generar cerca de 38 millones de dÓlares en comercio. en mÉxico, miles de mujeres marcharon unidas contra la violencia, ellas demandaban justicia por el caso de mara castillo, vÍctima de un secuestro y de haber sido asesinada. el cuerpo fue encontrado en el estadio de puebla el pasado miÉrcoles, despuÉs de haber estado desaparecida por una semana. castilla estaba saliendo de un club nocturno cuando se subiÓ a un adulto desconocido, dicen que el conductor la llevÓ a un hotel donde la violÓ y la mató. pedro pablo kuczynski nombrÓ a los miembros de su gabinete el pasado domingo, el congreso rechazÓ el voto de confianza al primer ministro fernando zavala. pedro pablo kuczynski: sino la doctora juraÍs por dios y estos santos evangelios cumplir fielmente en la misiÓn que os confÍo, presidenta del consejo de ministros. periodista: los nuevos miembros deben presentarse ante el congreso y pedir el

we have a underground in panama. we will be distributing.. which islands are your priority kris welham we are looking at the islands that don't have the strong infrastructure. we're looking at the total reginan in the north—east caribbean sector. —— total regions. i want is all about the logistics of getting on the islands, how you will be able to get around, if the road infrastructure, for example, is badly damaged? first of all, we depend on assessments currently being done by many of the agencies to identify what the issues are, in terms of getting out into the islands, we have airports, if they are safe to use, we have the ability to get in via air. we also have the partner to get as in by c. those would be the to primary ways we would address that.|j those would be the to primary ways we would address that. i spoke to your colleague in the uk mark nicholson a couple of days ago. there might be worth reminding people what you do. helping people to recover in the initial days and weeks after an event like this. you bet. shelter box is a s

especially as they hinge on affect the sovereignty of caribbean people in haiti, dominican republic, panama, nikolai?ragua, host: wended wall street become wall street?coal guest: i think wall street-- i would argue wall street became wall street in the early 19thst century. earlier years of us history salt wall streete is a and new york city is one of a number of capitals capital in the united states as commercial. baltimore had eight significant presence for a good time. boston, new orleans, but by the end of the 19th century increasingly capital capital becomes concentrated in wall street. the number of financial insurance firms are concentrated in wall street and it becomes really the commercial development of the us west and then when we start talking about the kind of expansion of american commercecomm overseas, much is going through wall street. different historians might locate the genealogy of wall streett as a p , not just a place, but a kind of idea, kind of signify of american capitalism. for me, it really begins i towards the end of the 19th century at a moment when wall street

de alertas de tsunami declarÓ alerta de tsunami para las costas de mÉxico, guatemala, el salvador, panamÁdor. el departamento de protecciÓn civil no ha reportado muertes ni daÑos materiales, pero si hay cortes de energÍa elÉctrica. lo mantendremos informado a medida que surja mÁs informaciÓn. la furia del huracÁn irma ha cobrado la vida de al menos 12 personas. el sur de la florida recibirÁ toda la furia de irmaponiendo en riesgo la localidad de florida y los suburbios de la ciudad de miami. antonio: gracias. en el sur de la floridaesta es la escena mÁs como un. residencias con ventanas tapadas y protegidas. las personas esperan que irma no los toque con tanta furia. estas personas estÁn corriendo en contra del tiempo, el taladro necesita entrar lo mÁs pronto posible, esta familia necesita salir de aquÍ. >> nos vamos a mover en la noches, en cuanto terminemos aquÍ. >> aquÍ viven muchos inmigrantes sin documentos, seÑalan que en caso de emergencia, se van a trasladar a las autoridades. autoridades aseguran, nada les va a pasar a los inmigrantes. >> la policÍa siempre ha trabajado con nuest

, whether that happens there isa panama, whether that happens there is a fairly well oiled system.together across the world so the reason to standardise system they can tap into and deploy immediately upon arrival. we are about a0 h —— a7 hours since the earthquake. how critical period is this? we are starting to get into the time were live rescues are becoming less likely. traditionally, we are still in the window but the longer it goes to lessen the chances of pulling anyone alive out. what is that decision based on the move from rescue the recovery and the restoration? it is apparentlyjust learned experience. it is very rare for people to survive by date for all five. generally the the buildings would have been cased and they would have an idea about whether anyone is still alive under the rubble. what is it like to make that decision? you know, i think everything that these teams do is a mixture of hope and pretty grim. it is wonderful and inspiring when these teams pull somebody out of the rubble but the reality of what these teams is that most of the people they pull out of t

important in the context of both, in the context of world war i as well as in the openingr of the panama canal and the need to protect the naval alliancepr and the passages, the commercial passages between the atlantic and the pacific. beyond that there are, of course that. financial and commercialco interests that the u.s. banks, wall street had in the caribbean region. these differ island to island colony to calling but, of, course, sugar was one of the most important ones with the institutions like the citibank and maybe the chase, involved in the financing of sugar plantations throughout thehout t region. there was an interest in the financing of caribbean sovereign debt which is really in the first part of the 20 century was, the debt was held byby jpmorgan as well as fire and company, but later became very, very important to institutions like the citibank and like the chase. chase became the largest lender to cuba by the end of the 1920s. beyond those questions of sovereign debt, there was also simply the question on one level commercial banking, the financing of trade but also wha

esta panamÁ estan peleando los boletos para ir al mundial por la concacaf. >>> y hoy la selecciÓn deluego antes de que acabe el primer tiempo el segundo, olÍa a goleada, morata firmarÍa el 3 por 0 final y espaÑa es lÍder de su grupo con medio pie dentro del mundial, lo mÁs importante es la manera con la que estÁ jugando la "furia roja." >>> y vamos con el bÉisbol, el partido de giants terminÓ con chispas en el segundo de la serie ante cardinals. estaban empatados en la novena, despuÉs vino este jonrÓn solitario, el marcador final fue 2 por 1 para los giants. maÑana cierran en casa y despuÉs se van de visita a colorado donde en esta temporada no pudieron ganarles. lejos estÁn los gigantes de rescatar esta campaÑa. maÑana tendrÉ todo el resumen de los equipos que tienen boletos para la postempora radrada y lo todavÍa tienen oportunidad. >>> maravilloso, gracias y bueno despuÉs de la pausa, bomberos combaten el mayor incendio en la historia de la ciudad pero las condiciones del clima no facilitan su labor. catalogado ya tuna canyon", y la cifra oficial contabiliza 5-mil acres de maleza

we have got a lot out ofa name panama canal.t a lot out of a name that island, and now, in its hour of need, we are not prepared to do anything like what the french are doing for their islands. we have been ill—prepared and slow to respond. there is a difference that plays into this in how many of our territories have more autonomy than those that are french protectorates. anguilla is british, apparently and unlike some of the other countries that had independence, they say we should be treated exactly like the falkland islands are the people of gibraltar. we have the same kinds of responsibility and so far we are acting as if we did not. the daily mirror says that the navy are seen to save british citizens. the french got their military interposition beforehand because there are forecast, we know these storms are coming. they are there to predict this. experts look ahead to these things. we know about the storms, the navy was able to move in. people have been saved, like this couple who were missing in barbuda and the mother fe

it gave the nation of panama eventual control of the panama now. -- canal. -- clymberclimber talks about his book, "drawing the line at the big ditch, the panama canal treaties and the rise of the right." he argues that america's decision to cede control came under intense criticism by the conservatives and was used as a platform in ronald reagan's bid for the presidency. this was recorded at the presidential library in 2008. it is just under 45 minutes. adam: it's honor to be here at the jimmy carter library, because it was jimmy carter who took on an issue that his predecessors had feared. now, presidents johnson, nixon, and ford, all concluded that if the status quo of the united state

and i understand that a team has arrived in what is the regional hub of panama.to be their first priorities? well, we go to panama because that is the united nations aid base for the gulf of mexico and the caribbean area. we always have aid prepositioned and stored there. indeed we have 2,000 kits ready to go. what we'll be doing, what our tea m go. what we'll be doing, what our team of four will be doing over the next couple of days is talking to all the other relief agencies, including the red cross and un and making their decisions as to where the greatest need will be. the interesting conundrum here, as you've just reported, is that not only has irma laid waste to so many islands, but we have another weather system coming through. it would be foolish to deploy aid where it's going to be destroyed a couple of days later. very difficult decisions will have to be made about where best to deploy aid. i've been chatting to other relief charities over the last couple of days. we we re over the last couple of days. we were dangerousing that very point, with another

pueden ver a rescatistas de todas las partes del mundo, de estados unidos, de japÓn, de chile, de panamÁos que quieren sacar con vida. vamos a regresar con ustedes al estudio y esperemos que se comparezcan y vean cÓmo aquÍ en mÉxico se necesita ayuda. alan: gracias, marÍa elena . gracias marÍa antonieta, javier. un abrazo enorme hasta la ciudad de mÉxico. estamos viendo las imÁgenes. en este momento sigue la reconstrucciÓn, sigue la bÚsqueda por sobrevivientes, esperamos un milagro, ha pasado muchos dÍas. chiquis: pero no paremos la esperanzas. alan: bienvenida y gracias por estar con nosotros. chiquis: gracias. creo que la palabra clave de reconstrucciÓn, recuperar, me morar. me morar la etapa que nadie dicho que va a ser fÁcil, pero hay que dar la mano a mi negra. -- la mano amiga. alan: mire quÉ nos acompaÑa esta noche. miguel bose. un aplauso enorme. se viene bajando del aviÓn. [aplausos] alan: yo sÉ que amas a méxico, puerto rico, amas al caribe. miguel: buenas tardes. yo le debo tanto a mÉxico, a puerto rico, a latinoamÉrica, que tengo una sensaciÓn de deuda que es que jamÁs, por m

>> panamÁ. reportero: la presencia de la guardia nacional se siente con mÁs fuerza.s autoridades. >> hubo un caso de un asalto donde hubo intercambio de disparos. la persona fue detenida. reportero: el gobierno local y federal manejan la crisis. el toque de queda estarÁ vigente durante las prÓximas semanas de manera indefinida. natalia: se ha desatado un gran conflicto entre trump yy el mundo del deporte. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn desde la ciudad de nueva york. >> imÁgenes como Ésta que muestran a jugadores de equipos uniendo sus brazos y arrodillÁndose al escuchar el himno. esto causÓ gran molestia el presidente trump quien dijo que verÁn cambios rápidamente. >> ese presidente es nacionalista. los estados unidos no pueden permitirlo. >> no te encantarÍa ver a uno de los sueÑos decir jugador que no respeta nuestra bandera, saquen del campo a ese... dijo una mala palabra. ahora estÁ usando los deportes como plataforma para tratar de dividirnos y esto es algo que no puedo tolerar. reportero: los seguidores dicen que ninguno de los comentarios han sido sobre raza y solame

, so if you're into panama culture, great food, people, amazing food, musics dance, this is the place> no reason you can't eat your way >> next up here, joint base andrews air show, the morning show was out there all morning celebrating their big anniversary. >> take me with you. >> right? this is big family 18 >> this is great for couples and people who love to do instagram and photography. my dad used to take me when i was a kid. i love the air show and i love the band. the ban is good too, the air force band >> so much going on, thank you so much for coming in and giving ace scoop on what's happening this weekend >> thank you for having me >> jim over to you. >> the fda just approved the first ap for treating substance abuse and facebook lets you disconnect friends or a little while. details when we come back been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ ♪ ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate f

we are in panama, aided station there at the moment. —— —— has it hit panama? that is where the aid agencies are gathering to share information, that is where our aid is stationed and we look at all of the islands and contact... we have rotary international and other agencies and governments which understand where the most vulnerable are, and who is least likely to re cover are, and who is least likely to recover oi'i are, and who is least likely to recover on their own and then we deploy aid. we have a real challenge as you've seen the amazing devastation that has happened and you've heard the stories. yet, we know there could be another hurricane coming through. we do not quite know where jose will turn right until it has passed, and so we have real difficulty of people needing support and if we deploy now, it gets blown away and so we need to evaluate to make sure we get the aid to those who need it most. the devastation is immense and it shocked nobody more than those living on these islands, who are used to the hurricane season. th

decenas de voluntarios se han volcado a las calles para tratar de remover los escombros.estados unidos, panamÁ a los desaparecidos . colombia tambiÉn le ofreciÓ a mÉxico el envÍo de 30 rescatistas. el sismo de mÉxico sirve de recordatorio de que el Área de la bahÍatambiÉn es una zona sÍsmica. son ciertos aspectos los que marcan las caracterÍsticas a la hora de un temblor y de los posibles daÑos. jaime: esa experta afirma que en tÉrminos generales un terremoto en mÉxico serÍa peor que uno en california por varios factores. son imÁgenes impresionantes de la tierra moviÉndose en la capital mexicana. en parte es porque en la corteza de mÉxico una placa tectÓnica se junta encima de la otra. en california sÓlo rozan de lado a lado. >>estÁ bajando la placa. jaime: agrega que la densidad de la poblaciÓn tambiÉn influye en la severidad de los aÑos y en la cantidad de vÍctimas. >> [incomprensible] jaime:aÑade que el hecho de que la ciudad de mÉxico haya sido construida en una laguna, tambiÉn afecta porque el suelo no es tan firme ante una sacudida. sismos que proyectan una gran magnitud en el Área de la

tambiÉn, para varios paÍses como guatemala, nicaragua, panamÁ, hasta ecuador. quÉ se sabe de eso? se verificÓ cuÁl era la variaciÓn real de nivel del mar en las costas. fue mucho menor de lo calculado. concretamente me refiero que en las costas mÁs cercanas esta perturbaciÓn no rebasó 1 m. cosa que es favorable. por esa razÓn para los paÍses vecinos ya se cancelÓ esta alerta. ya el peligro no es significativo. carolina: muchas gracias, carlos gutiÉrrez. esta situaciÓn tiene a muchas personas en alerta. aproximadamente, cinco minutos antes de que se reportara el terremotohabÍa alerta los telÉfonos celulares. sin embargo, la gente no pensÓ que era nada. javier: durante toda la maÑanaha estado en redes sociales vÍdeos de luces durante el terremoto en mÉxico. carolina: quÉ son estos misteriosos destellos de luz? segÚn investigadores de la universidad, los destellos lumÍnicos se producen cuando el deslizamiento del suelo genera una descarga elÉctrica. se han visto durante diferentes terremotos antes y despuÉs. javier: vamos a volver al paÍs. vamos a seguir con el tema del huracÁn irma.

felix: mÉxico se impuso esta noche por uno a cero a panamÁ y se clasificÓ al mundial de rusia 2018. le dije que no necesito nada de usted. yo no soy una asesina, yo no lo maté, entiéndalo. macrina: ¡ahí está! ¡aquí está la asesina de dionisio! ¡vengan todos! ¡vengan todos! todos: [gritan] wenceslao: ¡se me callan! ¡se me callan todos! ¡y se me largan de aquí, órale! macrina: ¡no nos vamos a ir hasta que nos entregues a esa asesina! wenceslao: no se van a llevar a nadie. aurora sánchez se queda aquí

bajo una intensa lluvia en el estadio azteca, mÉxico consiguiÓ su boleto al mundial al vencer a panamÁal, serÍa un triunfo de 5 a 1 para los yanquis. en la actividad del us open, superÓ a la china para avanzar a los octavos de final. en la rama masculina, martÍn del potro avanzÓ a los octavos tras superar a bautista en dos horas y 10 minutos. tras dos horas de retraso por las lluvias sobre el circuito, se disputÓ la pole position, hamilton hizo historia. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deport ♪ >> quÉ pasarÍa si las cosas que queremos decir fueran visibles? habrÍa mÁs colores y las verdades estarÍan a flor de piel, serÍamos >>estamos en un mundo global, en un mismo sitio sucede todo. las nuevas tecnologÍas nos invitan a sentir. nadie estÁ excluido de manifestarse, de vivir la mÚsica y las emociones

. >> muchas gracias en medio de este panamÁ el presidente trump firmÓ un paquete de mÁs de 15 mil millonesas vÍctimas de harvey que permitirÍa que el gobierno tenga fondos hasta el 8 de diciembre. hay republicanos que se opusieron porque no querÍan la ayuda de emergencia al mismo tiempo la extensiÓn de 3 meses en el techo de la deuda federal. . >> los 5 ex-presidentes en vida se unieron en un anuncio de servicio pÚblico para recaudar fondos para vÍctimas de harvey en texas, jorge bush, obama, bill clinton y cartero aparecieron en el juego de la temporada de la nfl. tambiÉn en mexico, se habla hoy lamentablemente de tÉrminos superlativos en el centro del paÍs se sintiÓ en horas de la noche el terremoto mÁs fuerte del Último siglo, la sufra de muerte, sigue aumentando, isa estÁ con los detalles, adelante buenas tardes. >> oaxaca y chiapas son los estados mÁs afectados por el terrible terremoto de ayer en la noche, aquÍ los pobladores han comenzado las labores de remociÓn de escombros con la esperanza de encontrar personas vivas entre las ruinas. >> 90 segundos bastaron para que el sismo, dej

para varios paÍses, guatemala, mÉxico,el salvador, costa rica, panamÁ, y hasta el ecuador, ¿quÉ se sabeÁl era la variaciÓn real del nivel del mar en las costas, que fue mucho menor a lo calculado. afortunadamente, concretamente me refiero a que en las costas mÁs cercanas al epicentro no rebasÓ un metro, cosa que es favorable. por esta razÓn para los paÍses cercanos, países vecinos, pues se cancelÓ esta alerta, porque el peligro no es significativo. carolina: te agradecemos, carlos gutiÉrrez martÍnez. es importante mencionar que aproximadamente cinco minutos antes de que se reportara el terremoto abrÍan alerta en los telÉfonos celulares y sin embargo las personas pensaban que no se trataba de nada porque el dÍa anterior había estado lloviendo y las alarmas tambiÉn se habÍan prendido. javier: durante toda la maÑana ha estado trending una serie de fotos y vÍdeos en donde se ven luces semejantes a las del cielo. durante el terremoto mÉxico. carolina: ¿quÉ son estos misteriosos destellos de luz? que tienen que ver con un sismo. segÚn investigadores, los destellos lumÍnicos se producen cuando

you are domiciled in panama. that goes back to before you were ceo. >> before anything. liz: panama, i checked, their rate is 20% corporate tax rate. that's what i saw. >> okay. liz: but if we go 20%, would you and other companies be lured back to the united states? >> i wouldn't say we never left the united states, we were never domiciled as a corporation, we are dual listed on the new york stock exchange, the global stock exchange, we are a global company. we were never domiciled. we didn't leave the u.s. or anything. liz: you have a base in doral, florida. >> yes, i would say anything that contributes to the growth of the economy is a good thing, and i think a simpler corporate tax broadly is probably a good thing for america. i haven't studied it, look at how many people are paying more than 20%, how many are less? what happens to the treasury, the coffers, what have you? anything that stimulates the economy, we pay lots of taxes outside of traditional income tax. liz: we're going to go commercial break in a second. a tax cut on the middle class to me says they'll po

there is not a nation between mexico and panama that has not been effected by the united states either military, economically or outright colonialized. all of central america. most of these people are coming from these countries. the war in elsalvador, so many hundreds of thousands fled that war. we were supporting this very conservative right wing basically military dictatorship all those years until it was finally peace accord was achieved. same thing in nicaragua. we invaded that country how many times and controlled their governments, controlled their economy. so all of the immigrants that are in the country from those countries, whose children came with them and tiny ones and some have been born here probably would not be here in such numbers if it hadn't been for our involvement in their countries in this hemisphere. we are looking at what we have brought. this horrible catastrophe going on in houston, the largest, one of the largest immigrant populations in houston is vietnamese. over 250,000 that came into united states, people that most of which we abandoned when we left vietn

more help is on the way at this airport in panama.l gear lined up to forward flights headed to the disaster zone. here's what they'll find. at this site of demolished buildings, handwritten signs and fists raised high requesting silence so crews may here calls underneath concrete. still signs are welcome here, a possible ambulance, possibly an indication of someone's loved one has been found alive. they just called for another moment of silence, it is not cheer what's happening now. they brought in seven more stretchers and they have a fire truck, a large ladder truck coming in to get access back there. clearly they are on to something, what is not clear is whether there is more than one person alive back there. the 8-year-old little girl, we are relatively sure is a live, the department of defense here in mexico put out a picture of a rescuer holding her hand and were able to get water to her. they asked for fentanyl, a very heavy painkiller earlier in the day. lots of doctors and nurses going back there. this is the scene in one pla

key largo and the florida keys and mel bourn hurricane watches including orlando, pensacola, and panama city and jacksonville. looking at the future tracker 6, the wind gusts by 11:00 p.m., the eye is switched southeast of marathon winds gusting 84 miles per hour in key largo. 30 to 50 miles per hour north and west. as the eye wall gets closer to the area, the winds pick up. 113 in key largo, 108 in key west. the wall of water forced inland around marko island and melbourne the same. my him me seeing gusts 60 to 80 miles per hour. monday morning we're teeing tropic storm gusts for southern florida. so here's the official track for the national hurricane center it should make landfall sometime tomorrow morning in the florida keys and another hit around marco island and naples and monday into southern georgia and most of the ohio and tennessee valley as it continues to push i understand land. we'll take a closures look at the -- closer look at the projected storm surge which is impressive and look at the local weather in the delaware and lehigh valleys which looks very, very nice. i will

en las redes sociales circulan vÍdeos y fotografías de rescatistas de panamÁ, asÍ como de espaÑa, chilerepÚblica mexicana. asÍ como mÉxico, las autoridades estÁn respondiendo este evento fatal aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. el departamento de emergencias y bomberos asegura tener todas las herramientas necesarias, todo como medida de previsiÓn en caso de que ocurra un cisma en nuestra regiÓn, ya que la realidad nuestras muy concreta. vivimos en una zona telÚrica. luz tiene la informaciÓn. luz: gracias, ramÓn. las autoridades en la ciudad de san francisco aseguran que estÁn listos para un terremoto. sin embargo, quieren recordar a la comunidad que ellos tambiÉn deben tener un plan. estas imÁgenes nos recuerdan en cualquier momento un sismo nos podrÍa sorprender tambiÉn aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. >> tienen que estar listos cuando estÁn trabajando, manejando o caminando tienen que tener un plan. luz: el departamento de emergencia de la ciudad, tiene el personal y equipo de respuesta rÁpida y del 911 listos. >> estamos planificados para un terremoto. hacemos ejercicios para practicar. estamo

por las eliminatorias de un dÍa en el mÉxico enfrentarÁ maÑana a panamÁ. el presidente harÍa el anuncio me entras la casa blanca desmiente el rumor diciendo que daca todavÍa continÚa bajo revisiÓn. los damnificados llegan a sus hogares para enfrentar una cura realidad llena de riesgos para su salud. las consecuencias de harvy han comenzado a aparecer. las mascotas poco a poco tambiÉn son rescatadas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

edwin: paÍses como japÓn, panamÁ, honduras y ecuador han enviado equipos de rescate a mÉxico y puertoos estÁ más que listo para ayudar a ambas naciones en lo que sea necesario. la casa blanca dice que el departamento de seguridad nacional coordinÓ con fema para ayudar. >> estÁn buscando primero cÓmo salvar vidas, es la prioridad, en el caso de puerto rico, por ejemplo cÓmo restaurar la energÍa. edwin: decenas de voluntarios reciben llamadas en la administraciÓn de asuntos federales de puerto rico en washington primero para salvar a familia desesperados y ayudarlos a conectarse con sus seres queridos. >> todos los sistemas de comunicaciÓn estÁn caÍdos, estamos trabajando fuertemente para restablecerlos. nosotros vamos a estar informando para que tambiÉn esas personas se puedan comunicar directamente con sus familiares. edwin: en mÉxico sigue la lucha contrarreloj. la casa blanca dice que ademÁs de monitorear la situaciÓn al enviado ayuda humanitaria. >> no hay cÓmo reponer una vida pero hay un equipo de rescate de zonas urbanas que saliÓ de los Ángeles para ir directamente a mÉxico. él

was barely holding onto third place, level with honduras, and only one point ahead of panama. >> we don't want to leave it up to these teams that are below us in the hex for the last few games. we don't want to save it to the last game either. let's get a result. get the good position and move forward. >> reporter: up next, a must win situation for the next two games, the team has in october, in order to directly qualify them for the world cup. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> weather time, things slowly getting back to normal. still humid, still warm, but nothing like we had over the weekend. coming up, the latest on hurricane irma. it is a category 5 monster, and a return of the fog. man, did we miss you. we'll have the forecast up next. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, a bay area school district's embarrassing budget fail. taxpayers on the hook for $6 million, all because someone forgot to send a letter. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an

crackontra, the impact of in the urban cities through noriega through the panama canal. drugs now mainly are coming from mexico and south america. we are not getting as much from afghanistan, southeast asia, as it was in the early 1970's and late 1960's. the drug cartels that were bringing in cocaine have shifted to heroine because that is the marketplace. it is not the traditional the way it was being done in the late 1960's, early 1970's. is a different situation. we have to address the demand side because there is a demand for these drugs. we have to address that from a prevention and a treatment aspect to make sure there is less of the marketplace. at the same time, address these traffickers bringing it in. host: is the current situation with opioids comparable to what happened with crack in the in theor math -- meth 1990's and early 2000's. is far worse, fatalities are far worse an impact on local hospitals or emergency responders are far greater than what was happening during the crack years of the 1990's. yes, crack was hurting a lot of people and destroyed a lot

china daily shows a plaque being unveiled at the new china embassy in panama.untries established diplomatic relations in june. and finally the japan times reports that forfirst time, more than two millionjapanese are aged 90 or above. it says a record number of japanese over the age of 65 are still working, they're feeling younger and more active than those in the same age category decades ago, and they don't consider themselves to be ‘elderly‘ pressure has been mounting on myanmar‘s defacto leader aung san suu kyi to do more to tackle the violence against myanmar‘s rohingya population. ms suu kyi is absent from the un general assembly meeting, but she is expected to give her first national address on the issue that has brought her much international criticism. i asked nita may of the bbc burmese service what aung san suu kyi is expected to say. as far as we know, the heading of the speech itself is national reconciliation and peace process. she will mainly emphasise on peace process and how to reconcile the whole nation. because she has always emphasised the r

the founders of the hakone gardens, the stine family, oliver and isabel stine, visited the panama pacificxposition in san francisco in 1915. and while there, they visited the japanese pavilion, and they fell in love with japan and the culture. and so, they decided they wanted to build their own japanese garden. and so, in 1915, they purchased the 18 acres-- or 15 acres of property up in saratoga. robert: and connie, we'll be talking a little bit more about that history in-depth a little later. but give me an idea here for people. i mean, i know that i think about it all the time, and i mentioned it before, it retains like an authenticity, integrity. you know, the people that go there, you almost get like a peace of mind or something when you're there. how hard has it been to kind of keep it that way, and why is it so important to it? connie young yu: well, it's incredibly important because we feel that hakone gardens stands for a lot. there were three private eras of ownership. there was the stines, isabel and oliver stine, and then there was the next era that lasted 30 years, and it was

election to be held in november, almost a year after the last snap vote which was triggered by the panamasecurity council has again condemned north korea for carrying out what it called a "highly provocative" missile test on friday. however, there was no mention in the un statement of any further sanctions. the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has announced that his country's nuclear programmes will continue, despite sanctions, in order to have an "equilibrium" with the united states. bill hayton reports. north korea is celebrating, another successful test for its hwasong—i2 ballistic missile, and kim jong—un was there to congratulate the scientists. he told them it was his aim to establish a "balance of force" with the united states, so it cannot threaten his country with military action. but on a visit to an airbase near washington, president trump said the us would never be intimidated. after seeing your capabilities and commitment here today, i am more confident than ever that our options in addressing this threat are both effective and overwhelming. in new york, the un security coun

sanctions the south china morning post shows a plaque being unveiled at the new china embassy in panamamatic relations in june. and finally the japan times reports that forfirst time, more than two millionjapanese are aged 90 or above. it says a record number of japanese over the age of 65 are still working, they're feeling younger and more active than those in the same age category decades ago, and they don't consider themselves to be ‘elderly‘. criminal networks smuggling rhino horns out of africa are turning them into jewellery to avoid detection at airports, according to traffic — a uk—based organisation monitoring wildlife trade. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has more. it is estimated that 25,000 rhinos remain in the world. but in the last decade, over 7000 of them have been killed by poachers for their horns. is unsustainable demand is why many national parks have resorted to dehorning rhinos in order to protect them. in the past, smugglers would attempt to take in thai horns or large pieces abroad to sell. the latest trend is for it to be processed locally into small it

fax i was a surgeon in panama city. i had been doing it for 25 years. >> what was your practice and why did you decide to go to panama city to open it? afterwife and i chose it careful thought after i got out of the army in 1990. we want to -- we wanted to go to a place that was from the to the military. the country has not has been

the first group to arrive in mexico city was from el salvador, then a crew from panama.g to mexico in the moment that we need them. everything about the rescue operation, rebuilding will come later, but now it is about rescuing. hurricane maria has pummelled puerto rico as it continues its deadly path through the caribbean. let's take a closer look. the us territory took a direct hit, with the eye of the storm passing just south of the capital, san juan. you can see the us virgin islands here too, also blasted by the hurricane, with winds up to 250 kilometres per hour. the storm's full impact on both territories is currently unknown. these are some of the pictures that tell the story. here you can see the incredible force of the winds slamming in to the capital of puerto rico, san juan. the country hasn't experienced a storm like this in nearly 90 years, and you can see the damage it's causing. power is out across most of the country. driving rain and a storm surge is causing flooding in some areas. and we know people are hunkered down trying to ride out this storm. more

but self-defense the north koreans have very carefully studied history they saw what happened in panama in one thousand nine hundred nine nicaragua in one thousand nine hundred ninety grenada and one nine hundred eighty three yugoslavia in one thousand nine hundred nine in the list goes on and on and on any country that doesn't go before the u.s. is a period military my has been reinvaded reoccupied recall and in the north koreans are saying that they're going to take their destiny into their own hands and let's talk about the recent sanctions the u.n. security council unanimously approved what kind of impact is cutting off china's central bank from doing business with north korea had and we also see that today it was announced that the u.s. sanctioned eight north korean banks as well as twenty six being workers how do you see this affecting north korea's economy. of course the twenty seven million people of north korea have felt the pinch of the u.s. blockade since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight when the war first begin i think it's important to review that history this is been

. >> larry lee, now the nickel's sole owner, puts it on display at this coin shop in panama city, florida split the net proceeds four ways and donate $100,000 to the american numismatic association in honor of uncle george. any regret in not waiting to sell it for more money? >> if you hold on to it, it'll keep growing and growing, but how long do you think you're gonna live to enjoy it? >> although the mystery of the walton nickel is solved, george himself made noises about knowing of a sixth 1913 liberty head nickel out there somewhere. in fact, we can't know for sure how many 1913 liberties were minted. think about that if you inherit some of grandpa's old stuff. there could be gold in those drawers or sofa cushions. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance," and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. [ film projector clicking, piano playing dramatic music ] >> announcer: a century-old movie theater, the passion of a small-town

election to be held in november, almost a year after the last snap vote which was triggered by the panamaorean leader kimjong—un says his final goal is to establish equilibrium of real force with united states, after test firing of a missile over japan early on friday. the united nations security council described the test as "highly provocative". it's the second time north korea has test fired a missile overjapan. it travelled 3,700 kilometres past the island of hokkaido and landed in the pacific ocean. rupert wingfield hayes reports from niigata, in japan. siren wails in northern japan, friday began with this very unpleasant wake—up call. speakers blared out warnings. commuters were cleared from railway stations, and trains halted. that's a nice wake—up call. foreign tourists were left bemused by what was going on. far above, a north korean missile was flying past. this behind me is the sea ofjapan. we've come up from tokyo because this is the place that is most affected. this is the place where this morning they were woken up by those sirens and by that message that a north korean miss

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