. >> al volver, dos sueÑos mundialistas, los debutante, panamÁ e islandia, en rumbo al mundial, objetivo pareciera a mí. por eso creé este blog: para inspirar a las personas a ser ellas mismas. con la surface laptop soy más productiva. creo muros de inspiración. edito contenido. o recorro nueva york con un montón de globos. así que tener uniga lopera hace toda la diferencia. además la batería de la surface dura una eternidad. mi blog es sobre moda, y casi seimpre se trata de color descubre lo que te hace diferente, porque eso es lo que te distingue de los demás. >> dos equipos desde siempre quisieron estar en la copa del mundo, panamÁ e islandia, vamos a repasar lo que hizo la selecciÓn de panamÁ, habÍa llegado a la Última fecha habiendo perdido con estados unidos ido necesitaba una victoria casi milagrosa ante costa rica y esto es lo que sucediÓ, aquÍ lo recordamos. >> panamÁ en estados unidos no jugÓ bien, este contra costa rica no lo jugÓ bien, el primer tiempo fue un equipo temeroso, ansioso, no estaba, entrÉ al camerino y les dije de todo, ¿no? vamos a hablar de tÁctica, fÚtbol, nad

acid in panama city, panama city here. panama city, panama city here. with you be watching?ng because i'm going to the world cup. and maybe a long way. hands up if you disagree. but it is a very experienced squad. a very experienced squad. something not lost on their manager. not lost on their manager. before to come to south america and play in front of a full stadium. play in front of a full stadium. the first minute of the game to the very last. he is not kidding. was the crowd for national team training session. training session. has gripped the nation heading for the finals in russia. the finals in russia. they want to be part of a party. be part of a party. we were coming home from trips away. home from trips away. we are not here to be making numbers. here to be making numbers. to just give a good account of ourselves “ are so. to just give a good account of ourselves -- are so. ourselves -- are so. over 16,000 peruvians will pack this plays out for a world cup party. plays out for a world cup party. but in reality, it is a mammoth task. —— scotland's work. of an even

. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> panamÁ estrena himno para la copa mundial de la fifa asÍ celebra que por primerapeonato del mundo de fÚtbol sube la marea es el homenaje a un sueÑo cumplido. >> no se lo pensÓ 2 veces y arriesgÓ su vida para salvara un niÑo su heroÍsmo hizo que francia le conceda la nacionalidad ya le llaman el spiderman de malÍ. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes a todos espero que comiencen muy bien esta semana les saluda felicidad a. >> la tormenta alberto ha avanzado por el golfo de mÉxico. >> y declarado las lluvias mÁs fuertes las intensas precipitaciones ponen en riesgo a mÁs de 20 millones de personas en el sureste del paÍs, lourdes hurtado tiene los datos. >> nadie esperaba pasar asÍ un dÍa en la arena estos dias generalmente calurosos. >> pero con la llegada de la tormenta sub tropical alberto no quedÓ de otras,s buscaron como proteger sus hogares alberto la primera tormenta del 2018 se adelanta a la temporada de huracanes. >> y mientras tanto avanza por las aguas del golfo de mÉxico arrojo fuertes lluvias que mantienen al sureste de estados unidos en alerta 4 y media pulgad

yo estaba muy emocionado, shah muy contento de nosotros y de panamá. mundiales pero nosotros fuimos los primeros. es una vista que vamos a tener, dios quiera que esté con salud para llegar al mundial. quiero representar a mi país, >>aníbal se ha ganado su lugar en rusia, fue uno de los jugadores más constante y les quería dejar este mensaje a toda la gente de panamá. >>nosotros nos vamos a apostar para darles una alegría el país. >>para tener dos partidos de preparación antes de ir al mundial. >>hablamos de la hipertensión de la mata blanca. >>una condición que afecta al depósito de la población en estados unidos, especialmente a personas de la tercera edad y a los ujieres. >>maÑana le decimos a mediodía como puede prevenirlo. acompaÑenos empezando a las 12. >>una pareja lleva a la corte a su propio hijo para que abandone la casa. los detalles de cómo terminó todo en minutos. >>en ese momento la temperatura san josé es de 57°, viene la lluvia en camino le tengo los detalles de la pausa. >>momento de conocer las condiciones del tiempo en el área de la b

making sure that the other states were instrumental in finishing the panama canal. he did reconstruction, john was very focused on trying to rebuild the state of alabama. he was not in support of rights for african-americans. he was very much in favor of maintaining jim crow laws in order to keep society stable. he served six terms in the united states senate and died in selma in 1907. we are now standing at the grave of benjamin's early turner -- benjamin serling turner. in 1830, he was brought as a slave with his owner which was the winner. she recognized his intellectual abilities and educated him alongside her children. -- alongside her white children. he put him in as the manager of the hotel. onalso operated a business water avenue and had several other small businesses. during the war, whenever he went off to fight in the battle, he left mr. turner in charge of the hotel. theas also the founder of first school for african-american children in the and of soma and -- selma serve a short term on the city council but got off because he refused to be paid. he did

panama is a country of 3.5 million people.mpared to the united states that isn't even on the charts. it's a good friend, we do a lot of work together. and there's a panama canal which a significant amount of american commerce goes. his first question really was, what do we get out of it. i was taken aback by that. i gave him a litany of what we get from this relationship, which was clearly a symmetrical. as soon as it didn't seem like a threat, as soon as it was clear we didn't have a trade deficit, as soon as it was clear panama's working well with us on stopping drugs coming from south america or stopping undocumented migrants, as soon as the threat seemed neutralized it was almost as if he lost interest and asked me about the hotel. >> interesting. this is a quo from the article describing your thoughts on the president. you said in private he is exactly like it is on t.v. except he doesn't curse in public. he has to be boss, if you don't sow him deference he kills you. do you think -- do you think he's intimidated his way

why did we win the panama canal vote? you can't believe how difficult it was to get 2/3 of the senate to support something when the american people thought we were giving away something we owned to panama. and itt was hand-to-hand combat, ham jordan had a war room. he contacted every single one of the 100 senators. i told you the story, but what i didn't tell you wouldn't happen today. we won that because byrd, supported i, majority leader, a man very important in stature but a great man in terms of his accomplishments, howard baker. howard baker, was the minority leader, the republican minority leader in the senate. he supported the panama canal treaty knowing it would undo his run for the presidency in the future. he did it because he thought it was right for the country. wewe would never have won withot howard baker. and, in this era of supreme polarization, howard baker stands to me as one of john kennedy's profiles in courage. >> got to remember -- >> wait, wait. wait for a microphone. we'll wait one second for a mic

than what was happening in panama.ke? >> sure, don. you know, it wasn't that he was more interested. what happened was -- and i'd briefed presidents before, what happened was the way the briefing was structured was really unique for me. his very first question to me is what do we get out of panama? what's in it for us. let's take a look at some of the asymmetries here. panna is a country of 3.5 million people. it has a gdp compared to the united states that isn't even on the charts. it's a good friend. we do a lot of work together. and there is a panama canal through which a significant amount of american commerce goes. his first question really was what do we get out of it. i was taken aback by that. i gave him a litany of what we get from this relationship, which is clearly asymmetrical. and it was at this point where as soon as it didn't seem like a threat, as soon as it was clear we didn't have a trade deficit, as soon as it was clear that panama is working well with us on stopping drugs coming from south america o

while, panama are making their debut in the tournament. american team.re meeting the country's president, juan carlos varela. costa rica in the final round of qualifying. a sprinkling of confetti, too. off against northern ireland in panama city injust a bit. one of a few friendlies taking place on wednesday. in the national stadium in lima. 12—game unbeaten run. before setting up sergio aguero for his sides fourth goal. nights nhl fairy tale. they're busy preparing for game two of the stanley cup final. and get this... season, are already 1—up in the best—of—seven series. cup final in their debut season, it grabs the attention of everyone. grabs the attention of everyone. could his presence proved to be an omen for las vegas‘ newest stars? omen for las vegas‘ newest stars? looked that way early on when colin miller opened the scoring. miller opened the scoring. stanley cup either and responded to the ingenuity of bret connelly. the ingenuity of bret connelly. traded the lead three times before the golden knights made it 5—4. the golden knights made it 5

going to amsterdam and then to panama city and from panama city to hear, peru, lima.around the town, everyone is up for it. they have a great feeling. it could be a long 90 minutes.|j think they're going to give us a whipping. hands up if you disagree? it isa whipping. hands up if you disagree? it is a very inexperienced squad, something not lost on their manager. players need a strong mentality, because a lot of them maybe have not experienced something like this before, to come to south america and play in front of a full stadium. a stadium that will make noise from the first minute of the game to the very last. he is not kidding, this was the crowd for a national team training session. world cup fever has gripped the nation heading for the finals in russia. we are not coming to be part of a party, we are coming to be part of a party, we are coming for our own preparations for trips away and games upcoming. we are not here to be making up the numbers. we want to go with everything and give a good account of ourselves. this is the stadium we re of ourselves. this is

. >> gol panamÁ, gol para panama, logramos el pase anhelado, panorama celebra el gol del pase histÓricoe falta un mes lionel messi para ir atraer la copa. >> la copa mundial de la fifa rusia 2018 ya estÁ cerca, rogelio mora-tagle noticias telemundo. >> razÓn tiene rogelio, solo faltan 30 dÍas para que ruede el balÓn y comience la fiesta del fÚtbol que vera unicamente solo aquÍ por telemundo la cadena oficial del mundial. >> como un verdadero hÉroe fue recibido en perÚ el capitÁn de la selecciÓn guerrero tras quedarse fuera del mundial. >> cientos de personas llegaron hasta el aeropuerto de lima para ofrecer todo su apoyo al delantero de flamengo un dÍa despuÉs que un fallo de un tribunal de Árbitro del deporte ampliarÁ la sanciÓn por dopaje a 14 meses, el llamado depredador agradeciÓ el respaldo de los fanÁticos pero no ocultÓ su tristeza por no poder jugar. >> mÁs que nada aquÍ mostrar la cara, pasa por una injusticia, lo he dicho repetidamente me estÁn quitando jugar la copa del mundo y bueno una tristeza, mÁs que nada mÁs que la copa del mundo es mi carrera el fÚtbol. >> el sindicato

panama came closest to scoring in panama city with a first—half header.n russia are england, belgium and tunisia. just like northern ireland, scotland are playing friendlies far afield, against peru and mexico. the first of those matches ended in a 2—nil defeat in peru for alex mcleish‘s experimental line—up. 0ur scottish football reporter chris mclaughlin has more. it was a night of noise, colour and passion here, a very typical south american football experience but ultimately a night of disappointment for scotland. to have nil defeat in the end, first goal coming after the goalkeeper mixed up, jordan goalkeeper. mixedup. lardan archer. goalkeeper. mixedup? ierdan archer. fl mckenna ! ere“; e! fizz-£9 ee-eeee éhieé'weef— .,. —— —— ., —— — .. farfan ere“; e! fizz-£9 ee-eeee éhieé'weef— .,. —— —— ., —— — .. fa rfan with ere“; e! fizz-£9 ee-eeee éhieé'weef— w— —— w w w — .. fa rfan with the ere“; e! fizz-£9 ee-eeee éhieé'weef— w— —— w w w — .. farfan with the finish ere“; e! fizz-£9 ee-eeee éhieé'weew— w— w w w w — .. farfan with the finish and struggling to cre

. >> the panama pacific international exposition in san francisco. >> yes. >> what was it? >> often called the ppie, so you don't have to say that name again. the ppie was a huge world far and international exposition held on the shores of san francisco bay in what's now the marina district for people familiar with san francisco. it was to celebrate the completion of the panama canal and also to commemorate the 400th anniversary of balboa, the spanish explorer sighting of the pacific. it was essentially an excuse for san francisco to throw a huge party. nine months long party. this world fair and it was an attempt also by san francisco to demonstrate the city's rising up after the earthquake and fire of 1906. so city boosters wanted to have a fair in order to mark the occasion and to basically demonstrate their strengths to the rest of the nation and world and to claim their status as the crown city of the pacific. >> give us a sense of san francisco. this is more than a century ago now. the fire had ended, they were rebuilding the city. >> yes. >> what was the city like an

the french started panama canal. gave up on it and he was instrumental in working with in make sure velt that the united states was finishing the panama canal. john reconstruction, tyler morgan was very much focused on trying to rebuild the alabama. he was not in support of rights for african-americans. he was very much in favor of jim crow laws in the south in order to keep society stable. served six terms in the and died ins senate selma in 1907. we're standing at the grave of turner.n sterling he was born in 1825 in north carolina. brought as a slave with his owner, which was a widower. his intellectual abilities and educated him wife and children. he was inherited by james -- who st. james er of the hotel, and he put him in as the hotel. of his he also operated livery business avenue and had several other small businesses. war, whenever mr. gee went off to fight in the battle of the san in charge james to run the home. he was also the founder of the first school for in the-american children city of selma and actu

midday here at panama city beach, and the rain is coming down, the wind is kicking up. the center of alberto just 20 miles offshore, but the surf, the surge have been pounding this beach all day. the state's governor warning residents. >> be very, very, very careful out there. if you're needing to travel, just make sure you're very cautious about that. >> reporter: alberto's outer bands damaging homes outside port st. lucie. winds downing power lines, sending this trampoline airborne. tropical rains now extending all the way to the carolinas. in polk county, north carolina, two people killed, after a falling tree struck their vehicle. >> and rob marciano joins us now from panama city beach. the storm now onshore. rob, what can we expect next? >> reporter: well, tom, this storm is going to bring a whole lot of moisture across a huge swath of the u.s. look at the big picture here. we're watching the moisture even now get as far north as virginia. also going to keep an eye on a tornado watch for eastern colorado and nebraska. but the track of what's left of alberto is goin

abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano gets us started from panama city beach, florida. >> reporter: tonight, alberto's torrential rains and powerful winds spreading inland. midday here on panama city beach and the rain is coming down, the wind is kicking up, the center of alberto just 20 miles offshore. but the surf, the surge have been pounding this beach all day. the state's governor warning residents. >> be very, very, very careful out there. if you need to travel, just make sure you're very cautious about that. >> reporter: alberto's outer bands already spawning a tornado outside port st. lucie. winds downing power lines, sending this trampoline airborne. tropical rains now extending all the way to the carolinas. in polk county, north carolina, two people killed after a falling tree struck their vehicle. >> and rob marciano joining us now from panama city beach. the storm snow now onshore. what can we expect next? >> reporter: more in the way of rain, tom. and you can see the wind is still bleing here on the beach. the center will weaken, but the rain is going to continue. a lot

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it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is a name. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena maud gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write to our. price perceives news and so we have faith crisis you end up with a fake news sell here when you have manipulation of markets and there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money at zero percent and have an unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around it well that creates fake prices and then if you have robots reporting on fake prices on the financial media as foreign stuff then the robots are going to report on the fake crisis driven by the fake news created by robots and you have a virtual or a not so virtual cycle of fa

). >> desde ciudad de panamÁ claudia morales, "un nuevo dÍa". >> muy bien!e pintito, vemos al hijo de shakira siguiendo los pasos de su famosa mamita. ya volvemos a "un nuevo dÍa" de telemundo. >> ya se siente la emociÓn. >> sÍ, es el momento que paraliza el mundo. >> millones de fa nanÁticos se levantarÁn cada maÑana. >> comienza aquÍ. >> como nunca antes!. >> en "un nuevo dÍa" somos fans como tÚ! del 14 de junio al 15 como tÚ! del 14 de junio al 15 de julio nuestra historia empezó hace más de 60 años en un gallinero abandonado donde nuestra fundadora descubrió a una maestra de español jubilada. sin casa, ni seguro médico. y le dijo no a la injusticia y sÍ a una vida mejor. con este impulso, esta empatía, nació aarp. hoy trabajamos por la gente para que vivan a su manera, sin importar su edad, cuidando de su salud y seguridad financiera y fortaleciendo nuestras comunidades. juntos somos aarp. juntos es posible. siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. juntos somos aarp. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preo

. >> panama pror primera vez va t estar en un mundial. >> estara por p;rimerimera vez t tenemos a panamaecnicos tambien que s siguen en el camino. >> islandia hga hecho de la e c euroceuro eurocopa. >> algo importante. >> tambiej le hicin >> le hicieron partido a fran a francia. >> es algo muy importante y s p simpatico. >> vea hasta adonde llega la ioio imaginacion de un fan. >> que no lo penso dos veces. >> como no pudo entrar al est i estadio busco esta manera de o apoyart a su equipo. >> y aqui otra cosa curiosa. >> de panini. >> donde alguien prefirio crear su p;ropia producciuccion. >> donde lo hicieron para reca d recaudar dinero para sus obras b benficaeneficas. >> feliocidades. >> gracias y muchas gracias a o todos los amigos de telemundo. >> ¿quÉ es esto? >> me encantan. mi mujer, mis hijas, mis nietos. solo falta dante. toda la familia. casi toda reunida, ¿no? ahora sÍ me gustÓ, es lo que querÍa. lo logrÉ, ¿no? la familia unida. >> suelta a nelita. >> abuelo. >> suÉltala ahora. >> abuelo, suelta a mi madre, todo estÁ bien, ¿sÍ? todo estarÁ bien. >> ¿crees de verdad que todo es

manual bojorquez is in panama city, florida.eporter: the first named storm of the hurricane season arrived early. alberto roared on to the florida panhandle today with 45 mile an hour winds and the threat of flash flooding. with up to a foot of rain possible along its track. states of emergency were declared in florida, mississippi and alabama. it's impact was wide-reaching. at its height tropical storm force winds extended 90 miles from the core. the center of the storm swiped panama city beach around noon, the wind speeds increased. just take a look at that surf. and even through the reduced visibility, one thing is clear, four days before its official start, hurricane season is here. officials warned beach goers to stay away, but some seemed determined not to let that ruin the memorial day holiday. billy beel is from florida and says she knows better. >> it's common sense, don't get in the water. if you are not a good swimmer don't take your kids out there, don't get in the water. >> reporter: but look, you have all the famil

tomorrow mom -- to panama.and to contact every single one of those 100 senators that this would never happen today. we won that because bird ported as the majority leader but also a man very short in stature but the great man in terms of his accomplishment. howard baker the minority view peter in the senate as a republican supported the treaty knowing it would undo his run for the presidency. because he thought it was right for the country. we never would have one without him and in this era of the pre-polarization howard baker stands to me as one of kennedy's profiles in courage. >> and you remember. >> i would just add that why should we give back the canal actually we stole it from them. [laughter] and baker said mr. president you only get one of these. he wanted him on salt is that i boarded going to the well 11 -- one. >> with a congressional liaison to lead the team and the senate we had a lot of experience. obviously going on to the chief of staff later in history never comes back to that profile in cour

you saw the images early morning in that panama city beach. go to accuweather's paul williams. >> we're looking for alberto to continue to cause problems along the coast, as well as the carolinas, alabama and georgia. alberto expected to hit land monday and track along the mississippi valley region into the great lakes region. we're looking for flooding rain throughout all of alabama, up through nashville, tennessee with evacuations possible. and we could see 8-16 inches possible. and those are the early estimates. everywhere else, widespread heat with temperatures above 100 degrees in the center part of the country. look for a shot of dry, warm air. but in the northeast, look for additional moisture that could cause more problems, considering the flooding in baltimore. >> quite a rough start to the unofficial start to summer. >>> a u.s. delegation now in north korea preparing for the on again/off again summit between president trump and kim jong un after calling off the talks last week. the president sounded like it was back on. he said north

distintas comparsas representando a diversos paÍses de amÉrica latina como bolivia, el salvador, panamÁxpresiÓn de todos los paÍses. >> hubo gente que llego para no perderse el carnaval. un importante reflejo de nuestra cultura en california. >> californias un estado mexicano, es un estado latino, y muchos necesitan partes y par en eso. venir aquÍ para participar en este dÍa latino. marÍa: el origen de carnaval se remonta al marÍa: el origen de carnaval se remonta al 25 de febrero de 1979 cuando un grupo de 300 personas entre bailarines y mÚsicos se reunieron en el parque para comenzar esta tradiciÓn que ha durado 40 aÑos. regreso contigo .beatriz: aquÍ mostramos algunas imÁgenes del carnaval en san francisco que sean compartidos re sociales. desde la danza de diferentes paÍses de latinoamÉrica y hasta los tradicionales trajes y tambiÉn autos que no podÍa faltar. un accidente de aviÓnresultó en dos vÍctimas fatales, vi bomberos del condado de sonoma bomberos del condado de sonoma reportaron que a las 4:30 p.m. una avioneta se estrellÓ cerca de la anna eshoo orto muÑiz y tal en la calle

blackburn remained active in public life including governor of the panama, is out days panama canal -- governor of the panama canal zone. he passed away following a heart attack. if blackburn was not the majority leader who was the first? there is no universal agreement to that question. was elected i senate democrats, in large part, because he shared governor wilson's progressive views and was thought capable of securing enactment of his legislative agenda. he was he was the inheritor of the responsibilities enjoyed by the democratic caucus chairman. the term majority leader until this time had almost never been used on the senate floor. in 1914 senators from both parties would use the expression majority leader to refer to mr. kern on the senate floor. by the time he left office in 1917 the use of the expression on the senate floor had become a more frequent occurrence. that would seem to reflect that position by now had evolved from being largely party position into a formal institutional role. by the mid--1920s and early 1930s, the positions we know as senate majority leaders bega

nevertheless to a major diplomatic loss for taiwan it's just ten months since another small country panama also sever ties with taipei just nineteen countries now have diplomatic relations with taiwan and it seems that china's strategy is simply wants to isolate taiwan as much as possible and also to exclude it to prevent its participation in a number of international organizations well in the past taipei has accused beijing of playing a diplomatic money game and says it's a game it's no longer prepared to pay now beijing of course regards taiwan as part of its territory and is deeply suspicious and occasionally very antagonistic towards taiwan's independence leaning president zine when and they have warned in the past that if any time when he's leader were to declare independence then china would seize back the island republic by force still ahead here on al-jazeera. a scramble to at least one person after one person is dead after a massive fire cause of the building to collapse resilin the rescue workers try to find survivors. and we'll tell you why pigeon racing is the next big thing in

manuel bojorquez is in panama city, florida. first named storm of the hurricane stae son arrived early, alberto roared on to the florida panhandle with 45 mile an hour wind and threat of flash flooding with up to a foot of rain possible along its track. states of emergency were declared in florida, mississippi, alabama. at its height, tropical storm force winds extended 90 miles. the center of the storm, spieped panama city beach around noon. wind speeds increased. take a look at the surf. through reduced visibility one thing is clear. four days before its official start, hurricane season is here. officials warned beach goers to stay away. but some seemed determined not to let that ruin the memorial day holiday. billy beal is from florida and she knows better. >> common sense. don't get in the water. if you are not a good swimmer. don't take your kids out. don't get in the water. >> look. >> get out of the water. >> the bay county sheriff's office added deputies to patrol 20 miles of panama city beach, fearing tourists may not h

things stopped dead there until two thousand and fifteen and the leaking of the panama papers extorted. mary. a document published by the journalist revealed that behind the panamanian company international art center was the renowned art dealer david no mud. so he was a shareholder of the company that owns the painting despite his constant denials. the detective had scored a point. and now he just had to find out where he's seated man was in storage he had a bright idea maybe it was in the geneva freeport where the number of family kept the major part of its collection. was judiciary issued a search warrant for the storerooms in april two thousand and sixteen and discovered the holy grail the much sought after painting. it's hard to say if it was hidden or not but it was kept very discreetly in the freeport where there are the nomad family are estimated to have a vote three to four billion dollars worth of art or about four and a half thousand works of art in their little room in a freeport. painting claimed to have been looted was well and truly in the storeroom in the freeport a rev

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it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is a name. and yet homer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helina mod gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write tour. price perceives news and so if you have fake prices you end up with a fake name so here when you have manipulation of markets in there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money at zero percent you have an unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around it well that creates fake prices and then if you have robots reporting on fake prices on the financial media as foreign stuff then the robots are going to report on the fake crisis driven by the fake news created by robots and you have a virtual or a not so virtual cycle of fake n

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only moving 8 miles an hour, about 30 miles away, south-southwest of panama city.3 1/2 to 4 hours. it looks ominous on a visual satellite picture. this is really becoming more of a nuisance storm, it has its threats, but nothing that they encountered in maryland. we will see encountered with alberto here. there will be a few isolated tornados, mainly, we're worried about the florida peninsula, as the storms move to the north. believe it or not, most of the flooding we've had has been in north and south carolina. you can almost catch where the center of this storm is, we're thinking landfall in about 3 1/2, four hours, just west of panama city, between the two, the exact location really means little, because this is not a hurricane, i know we're all shell shocked from last year, and there's a reason, i think the three governors put out declaring a state of emergency, they want to get resources in place, the holiday weekend, the track carries it up quickly, it will lose its punch, it's going to produce a lot of rainfall. this is the forecast model for the next 15 hou

phil keating in panama city. a few folks head out, putting their toes in what should be scold and stormy water. phil, thank you. president trump's on again/off again meeting with kim jong-un might be back on again. in a tweet yesterday the president said u.s. officials are now on the ground in north korea to prepare for the summit. the state department says the team is in the dmz between north and south korea just last week. president trump pulled out of the june 12th meeting because of open hostility from the north. now he seems to be taking a more positive tone. greg palkot live in seoul, south korea. so night time there, greg. what more do we know about these talks happening just north of the dmz? >> well, what we seem to be hearing from a lot of our sources on the ground here, leland, these talks are crucial to whether this proposed summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un goes forward. they're happening along the dmz on the north side of the border and into north korean territory ex

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the french started the panama canal. they give up on it. he was instrumental in working with theodore roosevelt and was finished. during reconstruction, john tyler morgan was focused on trying to rebuild the state of alabama. he was not in support of rights for african-americans. he was in favor of maintaining jim crow laws in the south in order to keep society stable. he served six terms in the united states senate and died in some in 1807. we are standing at the grave of budgeting sterling turner. -- of benjamin sterling turner. a wood were recognized -- a wi dower recognized his intellectual abilities and grew up with her children. he was put in as a manager as a hotel.ager of a he had other small businesses. whenever he went off to fight to battle -- whenever a man went off to fight in battle, he left benjamin in chrarge. he served a short term on a council. he got a full city council because he refused to take pay. he did not believe topic servants should receive money for their service. he was elected during reconstruction. while he w

opposition boycott of the polling said it was not free and fair a number of countries including argentina panama and the united states say they will not recognize the outcome. for nicolas maduro and his supporters a celebration with few surprises it's a second six year term for the venezuelan president who won over two thirds of the vote. in the we won again. we have triumphed again. where we are the force of victory and friend in the face of all the challenges. but it's a hollow victory the country's electoral authorities say only forty six percent of voters turned out at the polls opposition parties say the real figure is closer to thirty percent they boycotted the election claiming it was rigged. one challenger who ran a little more than a prayer says the vote was marred by irregularities. we don't recognize this electoral process as valid as having taken place. for us there were no elections or were the new elections in venezuela need to take place. modules opponents say the empty polling stations were kept open for hours past the prescribed closing time in a desperate bid to draw in voters.

the panama count -- tree was doing.he republican minority leader howard dickerson, her energy bill was due to support a republican senator. accomplishments we made, senator stevens is a republican. has sense of bipartisanship been lost. that's one of the great problems we have. it's the unwillingness to compromise. able tot carter was bring republicans and democrats together for some accomplishments. the book.aphs from president jimmy carter walking down pennsylvania avenue. carter at the age of nine. joining us from ripley, new york. yes.r: host: you are on the air. caller: i'm a vietnam veteran. what i've seen over there, what we did to the people. i cannot believe the american people are so greedy for what we've done. dosomebody says they will what they say, and this is what our president is doing. it's very disturbing. the only work is to move a banana tree because we will rip it out. building orphanages for the blewe, the kids that we their legs and arms off. not including what we did with agent orange. people comp

at the storm right now, the subtropical system located about 115 miles to the south, southwest of panama city. and we'll be watching for the head towards new mexico. but really hot there. the heat continues. >>> watching alberto's tracking going across the area on monday, phillip, it's going to be a big rain maker for a good portion of the gulf coast. >> all right. ruining many holidays for this holiday for many people. bonnie, thank you. >>> unreal video to show you. it was a concert performed mid-air in the mountains of central china. the performers all french musicians were suspended on slack lines. look at that, hundreds of feet off the ground. they did wear safety belts. they stood on rope lines playing their instruments. they even included an ode to traditional chinese folk music the band has performed in france, algeria, and the ivory coast. but this was their big debut in china. >>> just ahead, a former president rushed to the hospital over the weekend. plus the five things every parent wants to make sure their kids know when it comes to swimming. you'll make my morning, but ruin

we appreciate it. >>> nbc's maya rodriguez is in panama city, florida.magine folks aren't too happy this is the way they're spending their memorial day. >> reporter: a lot of folks are having to spend the day indoors, as you can imagine. we're getting a little bit of a break right now compared to when you saw us last hour. the wind and the rain not quite as strong as it was about an hour ago but again, we still have very high surf and the potential for dangerous rip currents out there. there are red flag warnings all up and down the coast here. another concern with all of this, the potential for storm surge. florida governor rick scott spoke earlier today about that. take a listen to what he had to say. >> you know, the -- we're going to get some storm surge. we got the potential of about three feet of storm surge. you have to be careful around the beaches. we have a good chance to get some flash flooding, got to be careful of that. we saw what happened in maryland yesterday. hopefully nothing like that will happen down here. >> reporter: now there have

the new yorker has this sweeping profile about the ambassador to panama who quit the administration,c about it. the article also tells an anecdote of how after he briefed the president and other senior members on policy issues at the white house, the president quickly started talking about the trump hotel in panama city, even going so far as to asking him is it still the tallest building on the skyline down there in panama. how is -- do you think the foreign service faring under the trump administration these days with a new secretary of state as well? >> that's an interesting factor. mike pompeo says it's going to el h help them get the swagger back. the tillerson era was stalked by cuts and pretty low morale. some who have left saying we don't know what the state department is supposed to stand for. all these policies that we advocated for are being pulled back and the values we thought were pushing in the world no longer seem to be a priority for this administration and so yeah, you've had a number of these high profile exits and this is a department that has not gotten along very

the wind and the sandblasting remains a problem right now here on the panama city beach.young ladies who have cabin fever were out here checking out the rough surf. we want to go home because it's so painful. but the rains have stopped for now. you can see off to the right are dark bands of rain on the backside of the subtropical storm. raining throughout the panhandle for the rest of this evening. alberto, the subtropical storm actually made landfall about 60 or 90 minutes ago. it's now pushing northward, pushing inland. the threat of rains and flash flooding remains for the entire south, 4-8 inches of rain can come. isolated spots. as for the surf, it remains dangerous. rip currents, everybody along the gulf coast told not to go into the water. you could stand on that beach, but don't go in the water because it simply is life-threatening. some people did venture out after being locked up for three days because of the relentless rain that are now heading north into the inland of the united states. they came out, they try to have a little bit of fun here, but tens of mill

these are live pictures of panama city beach, florida.entioned, alberto is just making land fall. it was forecast to make that direct landfall hit around this time, within a matter of hours. sixty ra significant rain is expected here, flooding as well, sustained winds up to 65 miles per hour, and there are tornado warnings as well for different parts of the region. we tell you states of emergency are in effect across florida, alabama, and mississippi. you can see there on your map. we showed you live pictures of panama city beach, and jennifer gray is 100 miles west in pensacola beach, florida. jennifer, looks better where you are, but possibly not for long. >> reporter: right. it is better where we are, but the winds have picked up significantly, and as we've been here in the last couple hours. showing you behind me. it's interestingment there's dark skies behind me. radar is the outer band of the storm. we had rain roll through earlier, and now the rain is to the west, so the dark skies behind me, that's what that is. we are actually si