ok i thought it wasn't going to be able to come to panama a dollar is a lot of money for us today it can cost two thousand sober tomorrow whatever the market dictates so that i don't you might not work with a. look at both of. you for many it took several months to save enough money for the trip others had to borrow it all rely on donations. also has been living in panama for almost eight years you tried to return to venice where you were a few years ago but the situation was unbearable now from outside the country he's helping his compact roots with a group called chamas and panama. today he's collecting food and toiletries for the pilgrims who've come from venezuela. you know it is what i know i'm worried about venezuelans many are very thin because it is almost impossible to survive there. some people eat just one meal a day so a group child knows that means venezuelans in panama have gathered to share a meal with them with the help of some venezuelan restaurants here and the whole community to give them a boost and some personal items they can take back home. but venezuelans on t

on the boulevards of panama capital as the excitement was palpable. which i will see a lot of emotion it's my first time seeing the pope's a place it's such a great experience i feel blessed. what if you think of it i feel great happiness it's really great that everyone is on the streets and people from abroad are here all the cultural share a common space so it's really good food ask us again i would like to see it that way being. pope francis is here in panama to preside over world youth day the catholic church's yearly celebration that's brought an estimated one hundred fifty thousand participants from around the world. but the focus will likely be on the entire region francis has previously spoken of the plight of central american migrants and human rights have been a major theme of his papacy meanwhile the political crisis in venezuela is escalating with instability possibly driving even more people to leave that country in the coming days according to de w.'s latin american correspondent francis will also talk about the migration crisis from ven

i thought i wasn't going to be able to come to panama a dollar is a lot of money for us. but today it can cost two thousand so run us tomorrow whatever the market dictates. for many it took several months to see if enough money for the trip others had to borowitz are relying on donations. oscar has been living in panama for almost eight years he tried to return to venezuela a few years ago but the situation was unbearable now you from my side the country he's helping his compatriots with a group called camels in panama. city he's collecting food and toiletries for the pilgrims who come from venezuela. i'm worried about in israel and many are very thin because it's almost impossible to survive here some people each just one meal a day so our group that means made it in some panama have gathered to share a meal with them with the help of the whole community to give them a boost and some personal items they can take back home. but venezuelans are not the only ones speccing a hard time at home the catholic world youth day which was taking place in central america for the. bro

donde tuvo una reuniÓn con el cuerpo diplomÁ panamÁ y civil. jornada para la juventud de las periferias existen cionales y geogrÁficas. >> los jÓvenes asistentes cantaron, bailaron e intercambiaron recuerdos sin importar nacionalidad o idioma. >>tÓ en esta jornada de la jen estamos emocionados, es primera jornada, estoy muy feliz. >> en este momento se estÁ realizando un encuentro que comenzÓ a las 11 de la maÑana con los obispos centroamericanos en la iglesia san francisco de asis. >> el papa francisco hablÓ con periodistas y criticÓ la decisiÓn del presidente trump de construir un muro fronterizo, considera que es el miedo que nos vuelve locos. >> miles de personas mÁs llegaron caminando hasta mÉxico con el sueÑo de irse a estados unidos. >> despuÉs de este encuentro el papa francisco se retirarÁ a descansar para a las 5:30 de la tarde oficiar la ceremonia de apertura y acogida de la juventud, desde panamÁ, telemundo. >> muchas gracias, alejandra, hoy se cumplen 34 dÍas del cierre parcial del gobierno federal y continÚaolÍtico entrel presiden

our correspondent affiliate harmes has been attending that gathering in panama city. the pope has urged the youth gathered here to stay united and make themselves heard by their governments he did not talk about the self-proclaimed venezuelan president juan why don't but he did talk about the challenges that our president had migration crisis from venezuela is bringing to the region and he offered the church's help to fight the fears and mistrust this crisis is bringing to neighboring countries after an outbreak of violence in recent days in ecuador against venezuelan citizens the pope also talked about the need to fight corruption in this region including his host panama which has been widely hated with corruption scandals and that will be holding elections later this year. now for a look at some of the other stories making the news at this hour greek lawmakers delayed the ratification vote on a controversy all name change for neighboring massachusetts as a donia on thursday by a day that is thousands of protesters gathered outside the national assembly police firing

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it's the - time to panama where he is attending been ith d in it's the - time to panama where he is attendingunced that the first general election since a military coup five years ago will be held on 2a march. the military government promised a quick return to civilian rule after it seized power in 2014, but it has repeatedly postponed the election date, until now. for more on this, i'm joined now by our south—east asia correspondentjonathan head in bangkok. this election will be the first since the military coup in 2014. indeed, the first elections since 2011. we will have a very different electorate, a lot of young people who are not voted before, and that makes it quite difficult i think for people, after five years of political deep—freeze under the military, to know exactly how people's loyalties will work out during the election. the military did promise a speedy return, and aspirant at least five times, and even quite recently they did stipulate the likelihood of an election in februaryjust a couple of months ago, which had to be readjusted because the king has chosen to have his coron

galo: este es el momento de la llegada de el papa francisco al paÍs del famoso canal, panamÁ.Ías de la ciudad. uno de los tres lugares que visitarÁ será este reformatorio juvenil. allí sprepararon con anticipaciÓn para cantarle. la visita del papa francisco culmina el domingo con una misa al aire libre. en las afueras de la ciudad en una explanada que ha sido denominado el campo de juan carlos ii. patricia: la esposa de joaquÍnel chapo guzmÁn participÓ en los planes de la fuga cinematogrÁfica del narcotraficante. asÍ lo asegurÓ otro de sus hombres de confianza. aÚn se desconoce si este testimonio podrÍa tener as coronel. jessica: que el compadre de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn haya revelado que fue emma coronela que planeo sabe que las acusaciones de dÁmaso lÓpez, el licenciado, en contra de la madre de las hijas mÁs pequeÑas del capÓ buscan acabar con la poca cordura le queda a su cliente. el licenciado fue detenido en la capital mexicana en mayo de 2017 y se convirtiÓ en un hombre de total confianza de guzmÁn loera. hoy dijo que coronel dirigiÓ la segunda fuga de su esposo, ent

galo: este es el momento de la llegada de el papa francisco al paÍs del famoso canal, panamÁ.cisco se acercÓ a saludar a sus feligreses. muchos esperaron por horas ese momento. luego >> francisco es el mensajero de dios y nos comunica todo losuyo. el papÁ mÓvil recorrió la vÍa espaÑa, una de las principales vÍas de la ciudad. uno de los tres lugares que visitarÁ será este reformatorio juvenil. allÍ se prepararon con anticipaciÓn para cantarle. la visita del papa francisco culmina el domingo con una misa al aire libre. en las afueras de la ciudad en una explanada que ha sido denominado el campo de juan carlos ii. patricia: la esposa de joaquÍnel chapo guzmÁn participÓ en los planes de la fuga cinematogrÁfica del narcotraficante. asÍ lo asegurÓ otro de sus hombres de confianza. aÚn se desconoce si este testimonio podrÍa tener serias consecuencias para el coronel. jessica: que el compadre de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn haya revelado que fue emma coronela que planeo sabe que las acusaciones de dÁmaso lÓpez, el licenciado, en contra de la madre de las hijas mÁs pequeÑas del capÓ busc

patricia: en su primer discurso en panamÁ, el papa francisco instÓ a los cristianos a tener la osadÍa> este es un criterio para distinguir a la gente. los conductores de puentes y los constructores de muros. Ésos constructores que buscan dividir a la gente. patricia: el presidente de manÁ ma tambiÉn instÓ al papa francisco al decir que clamo para que en amÉrica latina los polÍticos sean mÁs capaces y honestos. los jÓvenes indocumentados en el estado de arizona amparados por el a mi lo migratorio han recuperado derecho a tener una licencia de conducir. el estado logrÓ este beneficio despuÉs de que el gobernador decidiÓ no apelar un fallo judicial que determinÓ que arizona debÍa expedir licencias de conducir a quienes tengan este permiso de trabajo. oscar gÓmez con mÁs informaciÓn oscar.: fueron mÁs de seis aÑos durante los cuales el gobierno de arizona insistiÓ en las cortes que era ilegal emitir licencias de conducir a los soÑadores. ayer el gobernador cambiÓ de opinión. el departamento de vehÍculos y motores de arizona emitiÓ un comunicado donde dice que desde hoy toda persona que te

england 6, panama 1.ks, what they've put into it, is really rewarding to see how they're playing, how they're enjoying their football. and i'm sure everybody at home has enjoyed it as well, which is great. well, it's been a very, very positive few days for england. you can see all the players are in tune with each other, they've got belief in their manager, belief in the system they're playing. and they do really seem as if they're loving it. their biggest world cup win secured their place in the knockout stage with a game to spare. nothing says happy camp like an inflatable unicorn. the feel—good factor showed no sign of bursting. the players engaged with the media, taking them on at darts, bowling. and as they opened up like never before, so did an easier path towards the final. but to make sure they got on it, they'd have to lose their last game against belgium. a dilemma. we've not won a knockout game since 2006. why we are starting to plot which would be a better venue for our semifinal is beyond me,

el pontifice, uien ha hecho de la migracion un tema clave n su viaje a panama, presidio el evento den la mÁs absurda condena, de identificar a todo el migrante como portador de mÁs social. >> un grupo de jÓvenes venezolanos estuvo entre los delegados que llevaron la cruz durante el servicio. fÉlix: el atlético de madrid volviÓ a ganar y sigue ejerciendo presiÓn sobre barcelona de la liga espaÑola. ♪ ♪ arantxa: tenemos los deportes. >> nos trae muchos goles de europa y alguna sorpresa. nathalie: arrancamos con informaciÓn. mucho fÚtbol euroveo. tambiÉn hay tenis. pero es momento de hablar de la f y cap. vaya que ganaron por goleada. en la en la terrena ya que citi tuvo un dÍa de campo y apabullado con un contundente 5-0 . el brasileÑo abriÓ la cuenta minuto 23 y luego cayeron los goles de bernardo silva. y el 85 el argentino culminÓ la goleada. mÁnchester se instala en los octavos de final. mientras tanto, con chicharito hernÁndez como titular,visitaron a un enviado y se llevÓ una gran sorpresa. con un doblete de scott, los locales terminaron-- consiguieron un contundente triunfo 4-2

natalie: la selecciÓn de estados unidos enfrentarÁ a panamÁ.o y se acordÓ 1 presupuesto que no incluye juegos para el muro. estados unidos devolverÁ a mÉxico a personas que soliciten asilo. polÉmica en venezuela, juan guidÓ negó

and every correspondent ophelia harmes has been attending the gathering in panama city. the pope has urged the youth gathered here to stay united and make themselves heard by their governments he did not talk about the self-proclaimed venezuelan president one way don but he did talk about the challenges that on our president and migration crisis from venezuela is bringing to the region and he offered the church's help to fight the fears and mistrust this crisis is bringing to neighboring countries after an outbreak of violence in recent days in ecuador against venezuelan citizens the park also talked about the need to fight corruption in this region including his host panama which has been rightly had with corruption scandals and that will be holding elections later this year. ophelia harmes there we're back with new directions in german foreign policy now a moment ago you heard foreign minister harper mosque setting out berlin's position on the venezuela crisis has been visiting the u.s. to mark the start of germany's two year term as a member of the united nations secu

of family her been covering the first unfolded and has more from panama. more than half a million people gathered here in panama to join quote front in the last month and many will follow them all the way to portugal where the next world youth day will be taking place in trainee twenty two years of the region also attended such as the president of colombia grocery can of course. and. then to fight corruption in a region that have been writing it. in recent years. going right after i think that you got it right and event like believe that the church was raking it in and try to. make money and maybe. affiliate harms their reporting from panama city well our religious affairs correspondent is with us here in the studio this morning hi martin so world youth day it's been a huge event on the continent pope francis is own calling to home continent there and in south america but how successful has the pontiff been in getting young people into the church given all the scandals that it's faced there is absolutely no doubt that we have through countries in latin ame

correspondent ophelia harmes has been attending the gathering in panama city. the pope has urged the youth gathered here to stay united and make themselves heard by their governments he did not talk about the self-proclaimed venezuelan president one way don but he did talk about the challenges that our president at migration crisis from venezuela is bringing to the region and he offered the church's help to fight the fears and mistrust this crisis is bringing to neighboring countries after an outbreak of violence in recent days in ecuador against venezuelan citizens the pope also talked about the need to fight corruption in this region including his host which has been widely hated with corruption scandals and that will be holding elections later this year you know he was a fairly harmless they're talking to us from panama city now to some of the other stories making news around the world in indonesia floods. landslides have killed at least fifty nine people say authorities and heavy rain has pounded super ways the province swelling rivers and bursting their ba

well in panama at the global religious gathering for catholic young people pose for pope francis has pledged his support for efforts to avoid further suffering in crisis torn by this way a la through his spokesman the part of said he was praying for the victims and for all the people of us where. this comes as the pope formally welcome to tens of thousands of mainly young pilgrims who flock to panama city for world use day religious events and festivities. correspondent ophelia harmes has been attending the gathering in panama city the pope has urged the youth gathered here to stay united and make themselves heard by their governments he did not talk about the self-proclaimed venezuelan president one way dot but he did talk about the challenges that on our president and migration crisis from venezuela is bringing to the region and he offered the church's help to fight the fears and mistrust this crisis is bringing to neighboring countries after an outbreak of violence in recent days in ecuador against venezuelan citizens the problem also talked about the need to fight corruption in t

. >> en filipinas, cierre de la semana de la juventud en panamá, son noticias destacadas. >> decenas esto a discriminación a días de un plebiscito. >> también 40 personas afectdas, 20 hospitalizados, otras tantas desaparecidas al sureste del país >> en panamá ante una multitud de jóvenes el papa francisco clamó por una resolución para el problema de venezuela ,clamó a la virgen de coromoto, también que se respeten los derechos humanos >> lalitares un documento para que desconozcan a maduro, entregado en varios comandos militares, en algunos casos los militares destruyeron el material. >> muchas gracias, y en el área de la bahía tendrá pobre calidad el día de mañana se ha emitido alerta que prohíbe quemar madera en 24 horas, el aire poco saludable a través de la región. para conocer más de las condiciones del tiempo, buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes amigos después de un día parcialmente soleado estamos disfrutando de temperaturas mínimas un poco cálidas, en los 50 grados en san josé y 56 a las 9 de la noche, hasta las 1 de la mañana, >> después nubosidad al amanecer, mañana, si tiene p

today marks the halfway point of his four-day visit to panama for the church's world youth day. >>> therisis in venezuela is escalating tonight. now the u.s. state department is calling on the united nations to act. this week juan guados swore himself in as president, but nicholas maduro is not letting go of power. the battle has resulted in protests that have left 14 people dead. today mike pompeo called on the security council to intervene. >> we're here to call on all nations to support the democratic aspirations of the venezuelan people as they try to free themselves from maduro's mafia state. this money was never intended to help the venezuelan people. >> the u.s. has pledged $20 million in humanitarian aid for venezuela. >>> boeing taking a big step in the future of aviation, testing its first test flight of a driverless air taxi this week. the aircraft took off, hovered for about a minute, then landed at an airport in virginia. the prototype is 30 feet long and 28 feet wide. it uses electric propulsion, and is designed to fly about 50 miles. boeing and its competitors in self-fly

he was in panama celebrating the world's catholic youth. before he left the pope talked about overcoming limits and human weaknesses at the world youth day event. pope francis prayed for a peaceful end to protests and all the political unrest in venezuela. >>> in case you missed it, prince philip apologizing to one of the women hurt in a car accident he was involved in. she broke her arm. now in the letter, he says he was shaken and claims he had a hard time seeing the car because the sun shining low over the main road. the british tabloid posted that letter on sunday. >>> new video now showing a

>>el papa francisco sigue su gira por panamÁ en celebraciÓn de la juventud.tes acusados de abuso. >>las Águilas anunciaron la salida del paraguayo que se convirtiÓ en nuevo jugador de independiente de avellaneda. el sudamericano pidiÓ su salida. el Águila de los cuartos de final de la copa del rey, el espaÑol recibiÓ el real betis y empataron a un tanto. jorge iglesias adelantÓ el 26 y los verdiblancos empataban al 81. >>si tienes alguna historia quÉ reportar, te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas formas. un castillo de hielo en wisconsin estÁ causando sensaciÓn el castillo congelado que parece sacado de la pelÍculam estÁ abierto al pÚblico durante el invierno perra pureza visitarlo porque en cuando llegan las temperaturas cÁlidas, seguramente se habrÁ evaporado. cuenta con tÚneles y todo esta hechode 25,000 libras de hielo. llegamos al final, lo dejamos con el enrique: el presidente interino de venezuela hablÓ en exclusiva con patricia y deja abierta la posibilidad de una victoria para nicolÁs maduro. el presidente trump se estarÍa preparando para de

you up to date now with some of the other stories making news around the world pope francis is in panama to celebrate world youth day the catholic church is annual celebration has built an estimated one hundred fifty thousand people from around the globe to panama and his first address the pontiff spoke out against corruption and public officials in the region it's simple honest and transparent it's. the president of the democratic republic of congo has used his in or cross streets to call for a reconciliation fix the sheikh a day was sworn in at the presidential palace in front of an audience of thousands he succeeds joseph kabila who was in power for eighteen years the election was marred by allegations of full the transition of power has been largely peaceful. the european union's brags that negotiator shit about me has been holding talks with german chancellor angela merkel here live on yes said there is no question of the e.u. giving ground on the irish would it issue which is a key sticking point in the regs that leaders. turkey is currently holding about seven hundred children in

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francis is in panama city for the roman catholic churches world youth day celebration. a german government commission has maps out a road to end to the country's reliance on brown coal ultramarathon me saying the panel agreed the phase out should be completed by the end of twenty thirty eight their recommendation is positive germany's bid to transition to a climate friendly power grid the critics will but the move could cost thousands of jobs in mining regions. now the fairy tale is over for germany at the handful world championships millions of people here have been crypt gripped by humble fever as co-hosts germany ratcheted up that victories but the run came to an end when they were knocked out by norway in friday's semifinal. germany got off to the better start to take an early story one lead i could no way were on face and forth their way back. and it evenly balanced match to leaching side numerous times. it was a tough sissoko battle that wasn't always fair towards the end of the first half for players with bench for two minute penalties noice scored from a last se

pope francis is in panama city for the roman catholic church as world youth day celebration. a german government commission has mapped out a road to end the country's reliance on brown coal after a marathon meeting the panel agreed to phase out should be completed by the end of two thousand and thirty eight the recommendation is part of germany's bid to transition to a climate friendly power grid but critics warn that the move could cost thousands of jobs in mining regions. and roger stone the former advisor to u.s. president donald trump who was arrested and charged on friday says he will not testify against the president stone faces charges stemming from the mother investigation into possible collusion between russia and trump's presidential campaign stone calls the charges politically motivated. the longest government shutdown in american history is over for now thirty five days into the standoff with lawmakers president donald trump has passed a short term funding bill to temporarily reopen the government but his funding request for a five point seven billion dollar borde

it let's take a look now at some the other stories making news around the world pope francis is in panama to celebrate wild youth day the catholic church's annual celebration has brought an estimated one hundred fifty thousand people from around the globe to panama and his first address the pontiff spoke out against corruption and public officials in the region to live simple honest and transparent lives. thousands of anti-government protesters have taken to the streets in towns across the dark right place fired tear gas to break up some of the rallies at least one person was killed and made a worsening economic crisis the protesters are demanding an end to president bush is three decades of. well turkey is currently holding about seven hundred children in prison that's according to human rights groups often their mothers were convicted on what activists say are mostly political grounds one of these children is two year old mother as his mother is a jailed kurdish activist he wus a good a colonel travels to the city of gab said to meet the children living behind bars who only experience f

ivÁn, es en las regiones de lo diferente panamÁ. la verdad es que todavÍa de votantes.sa la primera vez el equipo gana en el partido del aÑo, estamos contentos y felices de que hablamos tenemos que como equipo. >>gran debut, tambiÉn para la plantilla de jugadores de la secreciÓn la oportunidad. el precio de semana se enfrentan a costa rica, como le presenta a los jugadores mÁs valiosos desarmÓ antes de que se nacerÁn. les falta un poquito de pegamento, gracias por acompaÑar en la prÓxima. buenas noches. bienvenidos al noticiero univision.en venezuela, el gobernante nicolas maduro y el presidente interino juan guaido se dirigieron hoy a los venezolans. maduro lo hizo por la television nacional y guaido recurrio a las redes sociales. mientras tanto, el secretario de estado de estados unidos, mike pompeo, anuncio que acepto a "carlos vecchio" como embajador encargado de venezuela en washington, despues que fuera designado por guaido. desde caracas, francisco urreiztieta nos tiene lo mas reciente de la crisis venezolana... auto juramentarse. un golpe de estado. ha acabado c

history we also have to remember the victims of his policy the thousands of people who died in panama who died in iraq who didn't get a chance to write letters to their grandchildren and their great grandchildren when you look at how the american media covered bin george h.w. bush and they reflect the kind of outlook that seems to be under siege that is a country first at nineteen he became the youngest navy bomber pilot in world war two all the memories of george bush's reaching across party lines the fact that he wasn't a hater all that i think accounts for the fact that the coverage was overwhelmingly if not totally. this morning we remember his life and his tremendous legacy when the eulogy the address bush's record they offered a somewhat starry eyed view of his time in the white house what a great man george h.w. bush was and how he guided america in the world through the ending of the cold war how he unified chairman of the president's more controversial aspects of bush's legacy were given short shrift his two years as director of the cia were crossed over as with the invasions

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welcome being the pope to panama tens of thousands of pilgrims add to that country to greet the pontiff and celebrate world youth day. and taking out the trash in space we look at why there's so much junk for getting our planet and what on earth to do about it. and could it be the end of a young man's life and footballing dream a plane carrying him only almost solid has disappeared over english channel saul was on his way to join english premier league team car to his last harrowing messages to friends and family show the plane was going down. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us today two of the major players in the syrian conflict are set to meet for talks that could have wide ranging implications for that country russian president vladimir putin is hosting is turkish counterpart russia area one in moscow now topping their agenda is the future of syria's kurdish controlled areas. kurdish militia control much of northern syria that after pushing out so-called islamic state i ask has now lost almost all of its terror territory in side syria and that's led president trump of

for naaman reporting there well pope francis has wrapped up his trip to panama where he presided over world youth day gathering for catholics from around the world francis and the first of it is with a speech to thousands of world youth day volunteers he then set off for the airport accompanied by panama president and first lady. is a fairly harmless has been covering the festival unfolded and has more from. more than half a million people gathered here in front of a two joint quote front in the last month and many will follow them all the way to portugal where the next world youth day will be taking place in training twenty two years of the region also attended such of the bread. we can of course. and up front then to fight corruption in a region that have been writing it by scandal in recent years. going right after i think that is. right and it's events like believe that the church was raking it in and try to. make money and it is. you know is a fairly harms their reporting from panama city well our religious affairs correspondent is with us here in the studio this morning hi marti

just two hours ago allied air forces began an attack on military targets in iraq in kuwait and in panama to overthrow manuel noriega at the taito who had previously been on the cia's payroll when the agency was led by bush his history as the head of the cia in cultivating dictatorships in south and central america and his history in the illegal war against panama should very well have been part of the obituaries the other bush going to be just told the only going to be a little bit of the tone when you're going to go through all new stuff i mean really i think the so-called gulf war of one thousand nine hundred ninety one was really a different kind of scandal the united states bombed iraq most of the sleep started the process of destroying that. there was a so-called highway of death where the americans just must illicitly killed iraqi troops that were in full scale retreat the use depleted uranium in their bombs and produced generations of young children born with cancer if you don't add that into the legacy of george h.w. bush i don't know who you're talking about i don't think it's s

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>> pope francis being dpreetd by thousands in panama. nearby venezuela is in political crisis. >> anne thompson reports as the migration standoff over the proposed mexican border wall is playing a role in the papal visit. >> pope francis i here in panama city for a festival to celebrate the world's catholic youth. we're all wai ing to see he says anything about the sex abuse crisis engulfi the global church. on his way here, the pope made ws when he was asked a question about president trump's proposed border wall. the pope's response, it is the feart tmakes us crazy. rancis himself is the son of immigrants and throughout his papal si he's advocated for refugees and migrants. he's urnged to build bridges, nt walls. someone who builds walls is not christian. the panama is -- bweenhe north and south american continent. we expect to hear more on the issue of immigration over the next four days. anne thompson in panama city. now bk to you. >> amanda knoxs back in the news this morning. europe's human rights court is ordered to pay financi da

catholics from all across the world came together in panama this weekend, and they heard pope francis speak his mind about some troubling world issues. stay with us. can we talk? you hardly ever play catch with the grandkids or show them how to give a good handshake anymore. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. (vo tv) if you have bent fingers and can't lay your hand flat, talk to your doctor. it may be dupuytren's contracture. (gary) see ya! (hand) you're all about friendly service, and you rarely shake hands? come on! (vo) your hand is talking. isn't it time you listened? there are non-surgical options. take the first step and learn more about dupuytren's at factsonhand.com. >>> welcome back to newsroom. i'm george how will. pope francis wrapped up a five day trip to panama for world youth day and he used the paulpt to address some issues in the world. he condemned the bombings at a church in the philippines. our rosa flores at this report. ♪ >> reporter: at first glance world youth day in panama looks just like a giant party for hundreds of thousands of catholics from aroun

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it's very parallel to the stance abrams took on panama when noriega, the cia backed dictator of panamaho was involved in the drug traffic who the u.s. later decided to overthrow. when the forces of noriega of ducted a panamanian dissident and cut off his head with a kitchen knife, jesse hehelms of all people try to investigate in the u.s. congress and elliott abrams stopped him, saying no, we need noriega. he's working with us. in the case of el salvador, after the massacre where a u.s. trained battalion massacred more than 500 civilians, slitting the throats of children along the way, abrams took the lead in denying that such a thing had laterappened and he described the results of the reagan administration policy, his policy in el salvador as a fabulous achievement. the el salvador truth commission had issued a report saying that 85% of the atrocities had been committed by the armed forces and its death squads. death squads which had a particular practice of cutting off the genitals of their victims, stuffing them in their mouths and putting them on open display on the road sides of