. >> seguimos el miss universo, ahora estamos con miss panamá. >> temperaturas agradables en la bahíado 48 el único noticiero en español en el área de la bahía 7 días a la semana, primeros conrtigo (música) (♪ música ♪) 12:13 de la tarde, pasamos a más noticias, buscan al responsable de atropellar a un hombre a las 10 de la noche del martes, en la calle cooper cerca de (nombre en inglés), autoridades dicen tener videos de seguridad que muestran los hechos y piden colaboración de la comunidad . >> bueno, también otro responsable de la muerte de un joven está prófugo de la justicia, pasamos con el reportaje de mi compañero que habló con familiares de la víctima . >> (información en pantalla) las últimas palabras que daniel escuchó de su hermano mayor que venía del trabajo a recoger a su hija de dos años a casa de sus padres, un carro color negro mercedes impactó el vehículo del joven . >> ¿qué mensaje das?. >> la verdad, estaba enojado con él, pero igual tampoco que iba a morir mi hermano, lo perdonamos, pero ojalá se haga justicia y si se hubiera quedado, serían diferentes las cosas, p

the isthmus of panama was dug out and the panama canal was created.over the 70s and the 1960s and 70s we had jurisdiction over the panama canal but there was this anti-imperialism belief or theme in america that we should return the right to sovereignty to the panamanian people but at the time it was being run by dictator who reagan used to refer to as -- but there was a great debate inside the republican party over the panama canal treaty. reagan was opposed to relinquishing the treaties to the panamanians and bill buckley was in favor of it. there were other conservatives who are in favor of it to but reagan was leadingto a national campaign against the treaties and he participated. there was a panama canal squad and there was much debate in the senate and on national television and in newspapers and it really gripped the nation for a long period of time. there were two treaties and they passed the senate by one vote so the jurisdiction of the panama canal that was returned to the panamanian people. reagan used it to maximum advantage for himself to

>> the panama canal treaties in this country, everybody was talking about it, in the isthmus of panamaout under teddy roosevelt's administration, over the 70s we always had control and jurisdiction over the panama city now but there was this anti-imperialism belief or theme that we should return the rights and sovereignty to the panamanian people but at the time it was being run by a dictator who regularly -- a dictator. there was a great debate in the republican party over the panama canal treaty, reagan was supposed to relinquishing the treaties to the panamanians in 1978 and bill buckley was in favor. others like john wayne, reagan was leading a national campaign against the treaties and participated, the panama canal squad, held airport press conferences, there was much debate in the senate on national television and newspapers and it gripped the nation for a long time so they were finally voted on and the only passed the senate for through a few treaties and only passed that by one vote. the jurisdiction returned to the panamanian people. reagan used it to maximum advantage to kee

but panama at the time was being run by a dictator. omar real reagan used to refer to as a 10 had dictator. and what was a great debate inside the republican party over the panama canal treaty. said reagan was opposed to relinquishing the trees to the panamanians in 1978 and felt it was in favor. there were other conservatives in favor of it to like charlemagne and others but reagan was leading national campaign against the trees. and he participated in the panama canal piece process, the country and helped it was much debate. in the senate and on national television and then in the newspapers really gripped the nation were a number of, for a long time before the party voted on it they only passed the senate to two treaties and they only passed both the senate i believe by one vote. so the jurisdiction of the panama canal was returned to the panamanian people. and it was, reagan used it to maximize his advantage for himself. he himself in the public eye and keep himself focused on politicians that were inspiring to the imagination of m

of panama which is owned by private company. it has called it has a lot of coal and you could go there and you could get right off you could be self-sufficient right off the bat by mining coal. to go to a place where you would have to establish a farm to clear land to plant a crop and and then wait for it to heart to mature and then harvest it and then sell it. that's awkward. but if you go and you can actually mine coal right off the bat you can you can have be self-sustaining without that long waiting period and then he goes and says apropos of panama. he says i shall if i get a sufficient number of you engaged have provision made that shall not be wronged. you will have to be treated as first class citizens. i would not send you to a country where you would be treated as second class citizens as you are in most of the states of the union. if you will engage in the enterprise, i will spend some of the money entrusted to me. i'm not sure you will succeed the government may lose the money, but we cannot succeed unless we try. bu

when he was old enough, he left new york and took a ship to panama, hiked across panama and got another ship, landing in the gold fields of california as part of the 1849 gold rush, arriving around 1850 to 1851. he worked in the gold fields but did not find his fortune. in 1860, he walked from the gold fields of california to virginia city. according to the story, he entered virginia city penniless. because of his experience in the minds of california, he very quickly worked his way up through the mines of virginia city and became a superintendent of the mine in the late 1860's and was able to purchase the mines by the early 1870's. he was owner of the conn virginia when most thought it was defunct, and he and his business partners kept it open a few more weeks and it struck the big bonanza. by the 1870's, his mines were averaging about $300,000 a month in silver production, and that is 1870's dollars. john mackey was a major part of the mines of virginia city all the way up until they shut off the pumps of the combination shaft, which kind of signaled the end of the golden age of minin

the panama canal. think that is important to note and it is part of my history given that even then and in panama, the workers were paid different wages. because of the hard work of my great-grandfathers and grandfathers, they were able to make a living for their family. that is something i grew up understanding the value of self-worth, of personal identification. there is a story of my grandmother telling me i was special. not special in terms of someone who is privileged or special in braggadocio's way but my belief in god and ability to go forward and do great things. that is something i kept with me as i matriculated from panama to the united states. i was taken away from all the family i knew. mifi there at the time -- my father at the time. brought to america. it was a bit of a shock. what i could rely on was those familial values i learned prior to coming to america and it helped me to expand and thrive in america. while i was here, there were people who would not necessarily -- who were not nec

definitely panama canal treaty. the 1980 nomination. now i am working on two more books to read again. another one on reagan's skill as a negotiator. under underappreciated in that regard. he was skillful his whole life. with both chip o'neill and later -- all of life he was underappreciated in many regards as a negotiator. it has been a fun ride. there are a number of good reagan historians. i am proud to be among the ranks. >> what do you mean when you talk about his real ideology. the new book coming up. >> that is a good question. never as conservative as conservatives wanted him to be. he was much more pragmatic, much more temperate in his outlook on the world than a lot of conservatives wanted had to be. he was a grateful warrior who negotiated treaties. their reduction, the elimination of nuclear warheads in eastern europe. we ran on the missile gap in 1980.t behind the soviets that we needed to catch up. we needed to catch up to get to the negotiating table and to agree to reduce nuclear armies. he was proven right. it only took

with an emphasis on the security of the panama canal. the facilitate the flow of global commerce. the recent blockage of the suez canal through which about 12% of global trade passes, further highlights the need to partner closely with panama, to secure the canal including against foreign adversaries. we need to work to protect our supply chain from malign foreign influences. we should expand operator programs that link supply chains from the very beginning of our products of commodity production lifecycle although it customer delivery. more seamlessly crossing borders and clearing customs. all of these efforts help to expand legitimate businesses in the region and ensure that supply chains are not threatened by malign foreign influence as well as criminal networks. clearly have a lot of work ahead. we are grateful to have a strong group of partners throughout the americas in the western hemisphere. and looking ahead we remain committed to expanding our partnerships across the americas in the service of our collective security and prosperity. thank you again for the opportunity to

so they're honing in and committed to panama city as we speak.arachutes deployed here in realtime. there's the lightening. that is well west of new orleans, so panama city here in the clear. in fact, very little cloud cover across this area. and the current wave heights across this region that shading of blue indicates 1 to 2 feet. >> pretty exciting to watch, isn't it? i think last i heard they're about 500 meters from splashdown. there's a number of spacex ships -- recovery ships that are out there keeping an eye on all of this. and the plan was once it has touched down they would hope to get to the resilience capsule within an hour of splashdown and then begins the process of getting them out of the capsule and getting them onboard. 200 meters now to splashdown. actually nasa is planning to hold a news conference in about 2 hours, so they're going to move pretty quick. can we listen in here? >> seconds away from splashdown. everything nominal aboard crew dragon resilience returning to earth. >> and there are the boats starting to chase after d

had failed to solve that problem of the panama canal. but you took it on and by all accounts, the canal today is a huge success. in terms of security, economically, in every possible way. do you have any reflections on that and how tough it was? >> it was the most difficult issue i ever faced in my life, even more difficult than being elected president. >> wow. >> and i think it was the most courageous decision ever been made by the u.s. congress in history. for instance, there were 20 senators who voted for the canal treaties in 1978 who were up for re-election that year. only seven of them came back following january, 7 out of 20. and the retention rate was almost as great in 1980, including a president who was not re-elected. and i think this has been one of the best examples on the sincerity and the confidence of the united states in supporting human rights of a tangible nature that i can remember, because to give away the canal to use, while reagan's expression, was a crime almost against the united states, but in my opinion, it was

. >> by givingovereignty to panama all, the americans also gave it back the zone, a strip of line out- strip of land on either side of the canal that for almost half a centuryad lived on erican time. >> this was a small, artifial country led by engineers, designed by engineers. >> dpite the departure of the americans, certain traditions have remained, and memories, too. sometimes bitter memories. >> watched the children of the canal, panama revisited, on france 24 and france 24.com. eyewitness accounts from those at the heart of the action, all over the world. exclusive videos you've never seen before. all verified by our journalists. >> the observers, presented by derek thomson on france 24 and france 24.com. ♪ ♪ 05/27/21 05/27/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> getting to the bottom of the origin of this pandemic will help us understand how to prepare for the next pandemic and the next one. amy: president biden has ordered u.s. intelligence agencies to investigations into the origins of the covid-19 pandemic to determine if

before patient policies, which largely affecting zealand. indonesia has released tankers from iran and panama sees on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. iran mt horse and it's cool, have now been escorted out of innovation waters upon a me and tanka sees at the same time was also released on friday and russia will move ahead with a 2nd half a 1000000000 dollar loan to bella ruth next month. the kremlin support is in contrast to the growing outrage short, alexander lucas shank from western nations. the u. s. has joined you in imposing sanctions on bella rose after the bell. russian government diverted a passenger plane and force it to land in order to arrest the dissidence journalist . those are the headlines on al jazeera. i'll be back in under 30 minutes with the air and use our right now. i'll just hear the world continues. next. i hope you to stay with us. thanks. watch the matlab and mother. i did it again. i should hear her but but this monday it was hard, but as him it was sad but one of them not so many of as been why should i zika? it's much storage to look in to tell her to tal

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when indonesia has released tankers from iran and panama sees 4 months ago on suspicion of an equally transferring oil. iranian flag tanker called the n t horse and its crew have not been escorted out of indonesia waters. the captains of both vessels was centered 3 year in prison for causing environmental damage, but were released on probation. i thought bank has more from terran. well, we know that the tankers were released just weeks after 5 minutes. divide 3 for visited in denice, meeting with senior officials and the president. now after those meetings, the vessel was not mentioned that we were told was that bilateral relations were discussed and also a standing up to unilateral us sanctions. that's what the arrangements were saying . now, the statement from the iranian national oil company today has said that the tank was released thanks the efforts of senior officials and the foreign ministry. they said that the tank, it will continue on its mission and we will return to iran. was that mission is over now, iran is under us sanctions, especially it's oil and banking sector. and w

get any help. indeed, they still waiting up until now indonesia has released tankers from iran and panama, that were seized 4 months ago on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. the iranian flag tanker called the empty horse and its crew have now been escorted out of indonesian waters. the captains of both vessels were sentenced to a year in prison for causing environmental damage, but were released on probation. i said beck has worn out from wrong. well, we know that the tankers were released just weeks after 5 minutes. it was 3 for visited in denise meeting with senior officials and the president. now, after those meetings, the vessel was not mentioned, or that we were told was that bilateral relations were discussed and also a standing up to unilateral us sanctions. that's what the iranians were saying. now, the statement from the iranian national oil company today has said that the tanka was released thanks the efforts of senior officials and the foreign ministry. they said that the tank, it will continue on its mission and we will return to iran once that mission is over. now, ira

so kendall would like to know and i'm not sure did you fly for panama? i did not. no i was i was nine when the airline. okay. yeah went under it was asking what years did you fly for pan am but zero i flew on pan am a lot when i was when i was a little kid. oh my god, that's that's great. so i would love to know more about martinis with spies. yeah, so, okay. and so it in at the end of the vietnam war. i mean all throughout the vietnam war and these women were in and out of saigon and saigon was you know rife with operatives american operatives of all sorts covert and you know army, people and and contractors and and especially at the end of the war a lot of the women a lot of the flights were through hong kong and through bangkok and a lot of the the people who were i guess the cia agents but not necessarily overtly declared as such we're in those places. so the women who, you know were spending time, you know, you would just socialize around the pool or at the bar at the hotel and wind up meeting people one of my main subjects told me about. well, there's also th

this exposure started out in panama and then a france in the philippines and each place. he was exposed to the people and learned on their traditions and how they acted while he was in france and he was working for the battle monuments commission writing or revising a battlefield guide for us soldiers that had fought in world war one he gives the habit of when he goes out and tours his battlefields. he puts a lunch in the trunk of this car. and that's usually wine and some canned meat some other stuff and anytime he sees and when he's driving around for lunch anytime he sees french locals setting on the side of the road having lunch. he pulls over and shares his lunch with and he's doing this because he wants to talk to the people and learn from them and also just kind of share the good will. and this is really a his exposure to of one on one. that this was not something he had to do he could have taken lunches on his own and not been. worried about trying to translate what was being said everything but instead he's reaching out to people to get to know them and learn wha

this exposure, out in panama, and then france and the philippines.each place, he was exposed to the people and learned on their traditions and how they acted. while he was in france, and he was working for the battle monuments commission revising a battlefield guide for u.s. soldiers that are fought in world i. he gets in the habit, when he tours the battlefield, he puts a lunch in the trunk of his car and that is usually wine and some canned meat and some other stuff. and any time he's driving around for lunch, if he sees french locals on side of the road having lunch he pulls over and shares his lunch with them. and he's doing this because he wants to talk to the people and learn from them. and also just kind of sharing the good will. and this is really his exposure to diplomacy one-on-one. that this was not something he had to do. he could have taken lunches on his own and not worried about trying to translate everything that is being said, instead he's reaching out to people to get to know them and learn what their lives are about. in the philipp

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he follows mcarthur to panama. mcarthur formed a military army in preparations for the islands for independence. there eisenhower is really given the day-to-day work to build an army from scratch. an invaluable experience. i know we need to get moving, so next slide please. at the end of this career, after hard work and ambition, it culminates -- the supreme commander is the allied -- the d-day invasion, which i really think is a moment -- at that moment you knew he was probably going to be president some day. the respect that he had. the reputation for competence and leadership. it was pretty obvious that this guy was someone to look out for. here is that iconic photograph of eisenhower with the men of 101st airborne. he kept a copy of this picture on his desk the rest of his life as a private citizen or president. next slide please. he left this message the night before invasion taking personal responsibility if the invasion failed, and this is an item that we have in the presidential library. i think it is our s

hace 2 semanas, cuando fue dado de alta del hospital, kevin chacon fue trasladado aquÍ a panamÁ city,ca un estatus migratorio y el pago de los gastos mÉdicos que podrÍan superar el medio millÓn de dÓlares. y esta semana el gobierno federal, ademÁs anunciÓ el cierre de 2 centros de detenciÓn de inmigrantes en massachusetts y georgia. este Último, como recordarÁn, fue el lugar donde mujeres denunciaron haber sido sometidas a tratamientos mÉdicos sin su consentimiento. ya regresamos. locutor: despuÉs de una pausa. asÍ se preparan los bomberos de california para lo peor. >> tienes que saber mucho de de california para lo peor. >> tienes que saber mucho de todo. los que no necesitan viajar para encontrar algo nuevo. y los que saben que cuando gastas menos, descubres aún más. en tj maxx y marshalls. gooooooooooooaaal! y viene con dedicatoria: gracias isa de state farm. ...por el precio de amigo que me diste. pero los precios sorprendentemente bajos se los ofrecemos a todos. sí, seas del equipo que seas. esta realmente agradecido. ¡los precios bajos son para todos! esa sonrisa es de quien ga

and then he went to panama. and in panama he was the executive director executive officer rather of infantry brigade. under a general named fox conner been charge of military operations under john pershing during world war. i and connor was a very influential mentor and i keep put him on an extensive kind of professional reading program rekindled. ike's love of military history. and really groomed ike for advancement. he also prepared him to go to the army's commander general stuff school as it was called the time at fort leavenworth, which is a real watershed for career army officers and often how you how you did it at leavenworth could determine and large part. of course your career was going to take why isn't harry goes to leavenworth? thanks to general connors intervention and training preparation. graduates first in his class and upper that opens up a lot of opportunities for him. he goes to washington and under retired general john jay pershing. is assigned to the american battle monuments commission who a

then he went to panama. in panama he was the executive director, executive officer, rather, of an infantry brigade under a general named fox connor in charge of military operations under john pershing during world war i. connor was a very influential mentor of ike. he put him on an extensive, professional reading program, rekindled ike's love of military history, and really groomed ike for advancement. he also prepared him to go to the army's commander general staff school at ft. leavenworth, which could often determine what direction your career would take. he graduates first in his class. that opens up a lot of opportunities for him. he goes to washington and under retired general john j. pershing is assigned to the american monuments commission, in charge of all the cemeteries in europe following the war. they're also charged with putting out a guidebook on the battle monuments and cemeteries. eisenhower, as i mentioned, was a very good student, english student at west point, and was considered one of the

astronautas de la nasa y su colega japonÉs lleguen a las aguas del golfo de mÉxico, posiblemente frente a panamÁÉ promesas cumpliÓ. veremos el plan para educar gratis a niÑos y universitarios. ¿quÉ calificaciÓn le dan los republicanos a biden en sus primeros 100 dÍas? cambian las reglas para los vacunados. el legendario presentador don francisco nos dice quÉ ya no harÍa en televisiÓn. todo en "al punto". ♪ fÉlix: a tres aÑos de las protestas estudiantiles en nicaragua, no paran los seÑalamientos hacia el presidente daniel ortega, a quien acusan de haber establecido un estado policial. defensores de los derechos humanos denuncian detenciones arbitrarias y abusos a los que recluyen permanentemente. reportera: la policÍa del rÉgimen de daniel ortega recrudeciÓ la represiÓn a familias de las vÍctimas de las protestas sociales de 2018 que dejaron mÁs de 324 muertos. ellas son detenidas durante un rezo a una persona asesinada en 2018. francis fue retenido por algunas horas en la policÍa. >> en algunas de las celdas que nos colocaron nos pidieron desnudarnos completamente, realizaron un manoseo inaprop

bahía, ahora es entrenador de los san francisco (nombre en inglés) y nos regaló estas jugadas contra panamáombre en inglés) y el mismo (nombre en inglés) le ayudó a las celebraciones de los juegos olímpicos tenemos más información a las 6. >> (información en pantalla) viajó a méxico para hacer un acto de caridad pero al parecer fue un engaño y pudiera perder su residencia. >> además moderna avanza en sus ensayos para lograr que su vacuna también se administraba en adolescentes (música) atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. (♪ música ♪) la planta procesadora de pollos (nombre en inglés) una vez más está en problemas, porque presuntamente no protegier

it comes in through panama and they have the panamanian, the corridor, the biggest drug highway rightma, all through mexico into the drug cartels just wreak havoc and a lot of violence there destabilizes a very tender region and it's not just cocaine they are involved in, they are involved in avocados, tourism, people say on the left, i like my coffee fair trade. i don't want these big corporations involved in my coffee. who do you think controls your fair trade coffee? fair trade coffee is cartel coffee. that's exactly what it is. if you really want to do something it's not climate resilience, its cartel resilience. >> kennedy: that's a great point. we should have fair trade cocaine grown and manufactured in these united states. starbucks it is. up next, paying people not to work. how joe biden's agenda is crushing businesses. that's next. ♪ ♪ michael: this is the story of two brothers. david: my grandfather, pinchas. michael: my great-great- grandfather, rachmaiel. gigi: pinky and rocky. simi: there was an uprising in poland. david: and then the family broke apart. michael: they sca

hope to solve the problem of racial conflict by moving blacks to places such as liberia or panama. in two hours on lectures in history james madison university professor, rebecca, brannan teaches a class about the concept of age during the revolutionary war period our next speaker today is one of the newest faces at emerging civil war one of our emerging voices if you will john tracy has worked both at fredericksburg and spotsylvania national military park as well as gettysburg national military park. he's done some fantastic work on the website forest this year particularly focusing on gettysburg, but spreading his wings he's going to talk today. you can find a rabbit hole and really fall in and that's what today's topic is today. he's coming to us from the university of west virginia where he is just finishing up his master's degree in public history. ladies and gentlemen, john tracy. all right. hi so today we're going to be spending just a little bit of time on the experiences and in the head of john rankin who you see up on the screen there. we've got a picture of him straight

indígenas gravemente heridios con armas de dfuego, tras el enfrentamiento con las comunidades, es el panamaigencias de los estudiantes es que le entreguen respuestas ante los centenares de desaparecidos en el marco de las movilizaciones, jóvenes que salieron a marchar, a protestar, pero no llegaron a sus hogar, también el presidente iván duque se reunirá c el comité nacional del paro en la casa de nariño para buscar la salida concertada a toda la crisis en colombia que en otras regiones del país generó desabastecimiento, aclaramos que en cali los jóvenes que mantienen protestas, permitieron el ingreso de canasta familiar combustible y médicos, estaremos atentos con esta información desde cali regreso con ustedes . >> una situación sin precedentes en colombia, muchas gracias por la información . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> muchas familias migrantes no tienen en cuenta si ayer u hoy se celebra el día de la amdre a la hora de cruzar la frontera para estados unidos, decenas de familias fueron vistas en precarias embarcaciones para llegar a roma texas donde fueron puestas bajo custodia, y mientras ta

the crew is scheduled to land off the coast of panama city, florida, around midnight.ful, it will be the first nighttime splashdown of a manned u.s. spacecraft since the apollo moonshot in 1968. >>> it is known for its realistic wax figures and now madame tussauds has president biden and vice president kamala harris. a team of studio artists based in london poured through hundreds of images to get the wax figure to look just like harris. the clae heads -- clay heads took six weeks to kamala harri. >> they're still working on it. >> have a great night. >> "saturday night live" is next. first came steam. then came electricity. then the silicon chip. now comes the next great step. a revolution driven by datt,nl intelligence. the 4th industrial revolution. from smart cities, to remote robotic surgery, there's one company born to enable it, that combines... [ nbc theme tones play ] >> hello. hi. hey. okay. okay, thank you.

yesterday the spacex crew dragon capsule splashed down in gulf of mexico outside panama city florida. rescue boats met resilience carrying the three americans and one japanese crew member. the capsule is expected to be reusable for future flights. >> reentry is hard. the spacecraft was in beautiful condition. >> this was only the second lotewaer cw prdosince the 1968 apollo 8 mission, nasa's first trip to the moon with astronauts. it was a success. always cool to see that. >>> 4:45. it's early, mary, and we are talking about a warm up. >> we are. >>> temperatures are going to rise especially inland, some locations about 90 this afternoon. even warmer compared to yesterday. it's because of the offshore flow kicking in for us. a live look with sales force tower camera as we look bit as we look to our trans manager pyramid. our temperatures as we start our monday, mainly in the 50s though looking at 48 in liver more now with clear skies. concord is 56, oak land 54, 57 for santa rosa. let's check the winds because we are tracking northerly winds. 12-mile per hour winds right now in santa

one law firm in panama.s of thousands of anonymous shell companies grade by one law firm. and unfortunately there were not a lot of u.s. stores. there were a lot of europeans implicated in the prime minister was caught on the prime minister of iceland, many, many. so european companies started to kind of wake up and search require greater transparency and require disclosure of who owns these companies, and search a push to on illicit funds whereas the u.s. has been a leg or. they are making progress and we haven't. so now ironically if you are a russian oligarch or you made a billion dollars in china and you want to get out of china because you're worried tax authorities might change their mind one day or you are a dictator and a minimalist rich company in the global south even stealing money from your own people, where you take your money? you probably take it out of your country, bring to some sort of offshore tax account eventually bring it to the united states and invested in the market tier two in anony

the dragon capsule slashed down before panama city. three nasa astronauts and one japanese astronaut. a recovery vessel metwi the capsule. the hatch opened to applause and cheers. this was the first nighttime down of a planned u.s. spacecraft. the crew will undergo a short quarantine and the astronauts spent 167 days in space. >>> check in with rob. rob, it's incredible that we're having these spot fires so early in may away. >> temperatures will climb probably another 5 to 10 d warmer than what we had today. san jose will see 80s. it's the moment it's a cooling breeze down to 68 degrees northwest wind to 20 miles an hour. inland towards the tri valley. notice the humidity down to 32%. some clearing skies today. that's pretty new. look at the view out to the golden gate bridge. no fog in san francisco where we still have the marine influence on san francisco's weather down to 61 degrees. west wind at 12. as when he had farther inland, as we get into walnut street, humidity at 29%. 78s through the hour. overnight we'll have numbers in t

. >> reporter: a successful homecoming near panama city, florida. >> liftoff. >> reporter: for a nasa mission led by a private company, elon musk's spacex, four astronauts, three americans and one from japan, completed six months in space at the international space station. >> on behalf of crew 1 and our families we just want to say thank you. >> reporter: the crew feeling that return to gravity. >> that's mike hopkins, the commander, he's really excited. >> feeling pretty good after six months in space. >> reporter: consider this, america's last splashdown with the added danger of darkness was apollo 8 in 1968. today a celebration of this new era. >> so our goal is one day that everyone's a space person. >> reporter: their dream of commercial travel with a ticket to space kelly o'donnell, nbc news. >> tonight we're taking you inside the army's battle against the newest, most -- morescientists developing a booster shot that could add extra protection for people who are already vaccinated geoff bennett reports. >> reporter: just outside washington, d.c. a team of army scientists is on

denmark, the european union, japan, panama and thailand all are requiring their own citizens to provide proof of vaccination to travel. hawaii is asking visitors to download the common pass. the u.s. government is currently staying away from requiring people to have proof of a vaccine to travel here. microsoft a mayo clinic made an app that verifies vaccination records. experts are advising starting a folder a vaccine passes on your phone similar to what you might already have for airline travel. greenberg says you should expect the most private businesses will embrace this model. >> this will not be the trickle- down terry, it will be the tumbledown theory. >> reporter: rental cars are also few and far between because most company sold off their fleets during the pandemic. >> you can't get a rental car now. i priced a rental car today for a one-day rental in florida for a small kia. that rental was $441 a day. >> during the height of a pandemic, if the hotel was even open, occupancy could be in the single digits. >> reporter: the executive director of the hotel council of san francisco

heavy showers can be found for florida, bahamas into cuba, also through guatemala, san jose, and into panama. ok now for the top end of south america, heavy rains, you know, the amazon river near record levels and it's the tributaries. now we're seeing that there, which is rate by the amazon river. so scenes of flooding, you will get a break from the heavy rain on monday, otherwise towards the top of the rainbow, fall where it should. and for patagonia, we do have another system crushing into southern parts of chile, the warm half go fish and half lebanese. so diversity is really important to me and also era is the most diverse place i've ever worked. we have so many different nationalities and mrs. ease brought together in this one youth organization. and this diversity of perspective is reflected in our coverage, giving a more accurate representation of the world we report on, and that's a key strength of answers here. how does the team from a smaller league draw the bigger crowd? why does the irish flag fly high? you got the club. what is it about the celtic that has the world over healin