panama city, wait until the storms pass by until you head out.wise, the southeast will get soaked and on saturday, we have the belmont going on, a big event, looks like a rainy first half of the day, maryland and the mid-atlantic. headed up to new york city later in the afternoon. that should continue even into sunday, it will linger, unfortunately in the northeast. for all of our friends in the mid-atlantic and northeast, today is by far the best of the next three days. >> get out and enjoy it? >> yeah. later today. >>> well, two brazen burglars walked into a florida hotel and check it out, they walked out carrying the lobby atm in their hands. hoisting the 500 pound machine like a sofa. the pair casually left as security cameras reported the 3:00 a.m. caper. police are still looking for the strapping thieves. >>> on assignment this sunday nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel has an exclusive interview with an american who fell under the spell of isis, escaped and turned informant. >> i've let my family down. i let my nation down and i

thousands of lightning strikes headed from new orleans overnight and now knocking on the door around panama citythat will blow by in the next half hour. wait until that blows by until you head out in northern portions of florida. as far as the rain today, areas of southern georgia, alabama, even mississippi, on and off showers and storms. by 5:00 p.m., we're concentrating on the rain, scattered storms back up to cincinnati. then tonight we track this storm into the mid-atlantic region. so evening plans in north carolina or through virginia, you may get rained fourth a short period of time. by 9:00 a.m. saturday morning we're focusing the rain on the mid-atlantic region. belmont stakes going on in maryland on saturday. it looks like heavy rain early in the morning. then as we go throughout the 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. time period a lot of the heavy rain shifts to the north. philadelphia, looks like a rainy saturday for you. yesterday, southern new england and new york city was looking at a little bit of rain and now a steadier, soaking rain throughout saturday evening. today is by far the best of the ne

what about panama city? of the twothe cusp halves of the americas.e should get that parliament the power to make the majority of our laws. should have common roles in including the hours that we work, the way we manage our agriculture, the way we regulate our banks, the way we operate our sales taxes, the way we manage our aviation. all of these things would be better off done by an international organization rather than by us here in the united states. oh, and we should allow other countries to be able to decide what happens here in the united states even if we disagree. we should also have a supreme court of the americas. in mexico city. that would outrank the united states' own supreme court. we should even consider having an army of the americas. and do away with antiquated ideas like the united states having its own military. and to achieve this dream, he would have argued, we have to give every citizen of the americas, the right to live and work wherever he or she chooses across the whole of north and south america. why shouldn't every mexican

what about panama city? a place on the cusp of the two halves of the americas.should give that parliament the power to make the majority of our laws. and it's right, you know, we should have common rule in areas like the way our workplaces operate, the rules that govern our transport system the way we manage agriculture and fisheries, the way we regulate our banks, the way we operate our sales taxes, the way we manage aviation. all of these things would be better done by an international organization rather than by us here in the united states. oh, we should allow other countries to add voters and decide what happens here in the united states, even if we disagree with them. and you know we should have a supreme court of the americas, perhaps in mexico city, to outrank the u.s.' own supreme court and take decisions that will be mandatory in the united states. we should even consider having an army of the americas and do away with antiquated ideas like the united states having its own military. and to achieve this dream, he would have argued, we have to give every

after a long boat ride and an hour plane trip, steven finally reaches the hospital in panama city. the young fisherman does survive the ordeal, though he's hurt badly. the giant marlin did serious damage. >> the bill hit me in the back of the throat, and i have a couple lacerations back there, and then it went up here and broke my nasal cavity and cut this area of my cheek up, and then it cut the corner of my lip. >> steven knows he's lucky to have escaped with his life and amazingly one can hardly tell by looking at him that he battled one of the fiercest fish in the sea. >> i can't feel my front three teeth, these three teeth. that's the only lasting effect of it. there might be some scars in my mouth, but no one's looking there. >> i thought about this every day of my life since it's happened at least once. i think it would be a solid person, a good citizen in the future. i think he's got a lot to offer the world. and he's going to go fishing with me again. >> and the very next year, steven does just that. he hits the high seas once again in search of the elusive predator. >>> c

please. [ gunshots ] >> december 14th, 2010, the bay district school board in panama city, florida, is in the middle of its regular meeting. >> we'd been talking about head lice. some of the mundane things we have to deal with. >> we were making really bad jokes like, this is nitpicky or this bugs me. i mean, we made really bad jokes. >> but the lighthearted mood is about to change. a man walks over to the wall and spray paints the letter "v" inside a circle. at first, the board members aren't quite sure what's happening. >> we were just all kind of in shock. i mean, we -- i didn't know what to think. >> but when the man turns to face the board, revealing a gun in his hand, there's no mistaking his intentions. >> i motion that everybody in this room except those behind the counter, hit the road. you stay. leave. you may leave. you may leave. >> the room clears out. and local television crews who happen to be covering the meeting leave too. but their cameras are still recording. six men are ordered to remain. >> looking in his eyes, you could see he had a confident, cocky look. like i'm

after a long boat ride and an hour plane trip, steven finally reaches the hospital in panama city.oung fisherman does survive the ordeal, though he's hurt badly. the giant marlin did serious damage. >> the bill hit me in the back of the throat, and i have a couple lacerations back there, and then it went up here and broke my nasal cavity and cut this area of my cheek up, and then it cut the corner of my lip. >> steven knows he's lucky to have escaped with his life and amazingly one can hardly tell by looking at him that he battled one of the fiercest fish in the sea. >> i can't feel my front three teeth, these three teeth. that's the only lasting effect of it. there might be some scars in my mouth, but no one's looking there. >> i thought about this every day of my life since it's happened at least once. i think he would be a solid person, a good citizen in the future. i think he's got a lot to offer the world. and he's going to go fishing with me again. >> and the very next year, steven does just that. he hits the high seas once again in search of the elusive predator. >>> coming

panama city beach, sunny and 70s all weekend. the northeast like point pleasant, new jersey, upper 70s, sunshi sunshine. maybe a spot storm on monday. the sun will be shining. back here in coney island, the sun is already out. temperatures are in the upper 60s. down in the southeast, that's where we're watching a potential tropical system that could keep it gray and damp all weekend. al will have more on that in the next half hour. >> dylan, by the way, for all those days in the winter we make you stand outside, freezing your parka off, you deserve a little beach time. >> i'll take this. >> dylan, thank you. >>> with low gas prices, some 34 million people are expected to hit the roads this "today" national correspondent craig melvin is all over that. he's on i-95, from connecticut to new jersey, and testing out some technology to avoid busy roads. craig, how is it looking? >> hey, savannah. this is probably the smoothest this commute has ever gone. a lot of folks, it appears they decided to take off this friday, this memorial day

car ♪ ♪ it's a night alone beneath the stars ♪ ♪ it's the 5:00 whistle, the classroom bell, the panama cityvorite show, get lost in the rock and roll ♪ ♪ close your eyes, hands up high, let it all go ♪ ♪ oh, we all want to break the chains ♪ ♪ feel the wind against our face, everybody wants the same thing ♪ ♪ we want to taste that freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ everybody out here wants to taste that freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ everybody out here want to taste that freedom ♪ ♪ that flag on a soldier's sleeve ♪ ♪ all around the world, they know what it means ♪ ♪ and they all want just a little piece of this freedom, yeah ♪ ♪ that flag on a soldier's sleeve, all around the world, they know what it means ♪ ♪ and they all want just a little piece of this freedom, yeah ♪ ♪ we all want to break the chains, feel the wind against our face ♪ ♪ everybody wants the same thing ♪ ♪ we want to taste that freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ everybody out here wanna taste that freedom, freedom ♪ ♪ freedom, yeah ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ whoa, whoa [ applause ] >> dierks bentley, thank you. we're back in a moment. >>> this is

panama is not just about sheltering money from taxes. carol: moving on to the policy section. you guys talked about citiesnd what we're doing of panhandling. ellen: a couple in springfield, illinois city sued because the city passed an ordinance that prevented them from panhandling downtown. they argued it was a violation of their first amendment rights, which is their right to express themselves in downtown springfield. freedom of speech. they won at the federal appeals court level and the supreme court declined to take their case which means the previous ruling stands. it really does protect panhandlers for exercising the right to free speech and asking for money in downtown areas. it prevents municipalities and cities that want to try to clean up their downtowns from putting in rules that stopped free speech. carol: kind of a sensor free speech concerns of the interpretation. we've got to talk about the cover story. larry summers and janet yellen duking it out. ellen: it is more larry summers trying to put forth his theory of secular stagnation. it's sort of an argument against the way most central ban

membership hurts the city of london or does he believe that european union regulation of the finance that are in britain and british minister attacks they then let help expose the panama papers or underlined by my friend in his earlier question today. >> this is an area where we basically agree with each other about the european union. i'll try to identify a question. first of all, i completely disagree with the economist patrick mitford. you mitford. he wants at the manufacturing industry of glitter rated kind of would be a disastrous step if we followed the advice that he gives. in terms of the city of london, we need the right regulation for the city of london to continue its massive rate of job creation and our country, boylston need to remain members of the single market that is absolutely vital for this important sector of our economy. i hope i'm not as the issue of the national minimum wage we can find agreements between each other. >> the question i was than perhaps was mean to -- perhaps he wasn't listening to it was what he was trying to do -- what i asked was what he going to do about the u.k. administered tax haven, which received large sums of money from

hurts the city of london or does he believe that european union regulation of the finance sector in britain and british administered tax havens would help the sorted bad practice exposed by the panamapapers or underlined by my friend in his earlier question today? >> well, this is an area where we basically agree with each other about the european union so i'll try and identify a question in that lot and answer as positively as i can. first of all, on patrick minuteford, i completely disagree with the economy patrick minford. he wants to see manufacturing industry in our country obliterated. it would be a disastrous step if we follow the advice he gives. in terms of the city of london, we need the right regulation for the city of london to continue its massive rate of job creation and wealth creation in our country, but we also need to remain members of the single market. it's absolutely vital for this important sector of our economy. i hope on that as on the issue of the national living wage, we can find some agreement of each other. >> mr. speaker, the question i also put to prime minister, which perhaps he wasn't listening to it was what he was going to do -- what i asked was wh

city as you'd imagine. the tank is 15 stories high. it started in new orleans and then went through the panama canal. >> that angle makes it look like if really get respect for it. this is a climb many dream about, some people take, try and others died trying to reach the point, talking about mt. everest. >> this group of veterans trying to summit it, they're part of a team and they say their mission, purpose goes beyond the world's toughest climb. >> personally i have lived with ptsd as have many of my soldiers with whom i served. i'm here to try and help the american public realize that this is a very serious issue, and we need to do everything that we can to address it. >> that's mt. everest. >> knowing that i'm here to climb mt. everest, it was pretty amazing and overwhelming to initially look up the peak and think like wow, i'm going there. >> most of the foreseeable challenges that i could have climbing mt. everest with the prosthesis, i've been able to mitigate through experience and planning. i'm very proud of the work we've done raising awareness while climbing this mountain. >> wishing them the very best certainly. we are so

membership hurts the city of london or does he believe that european union regulation of the finance that are in britain and british minister attacks they then let help expose the panamanderlined by my friend in his earlier question today. >> this is an area where we basically agree with each other about the european union. i'll try to identify a question. first of all, i completely disagree with the economist patrick mitford. you mitford. he wants at the manufacturing industry of glitter rated kind of would be a disastrous step if we followed the advice that he gives. in terms of the city of london, we need the right regulation for the city of london to continue its massive rate of job creation and our country, boylston need to remain members of the single market that is absolutely vital for this important sector of our economy. i hope i'm not as the issue of the national minimum wage we can find agreements between each other. >> the question i was than perhaps was mean to -- perhaps he wasn't listening to it was what he was trying to do -- what i asked was what he going to do about the u.k. administered tax haven, which received large sums of money from dodgy source

hurts the city of london or does he believe that european union regulation of the finance sector in britain and british administered tax havens would help the sorted bad practice exposed by the panamapapers or underlined by my friend in his earlier question today? >> well, this is an area where we basically agree with each other about the european union so i'll try and identify a question in that lot and answer as positively as i can. first of all, on patrick minuteford, i completely disagree with the economy patrick minford. he wants to see manufacturing industry in our country obliterated. it would be a disastrous step if we follow the advice he gives. in terms of the city of london, we need the right regulation for the city of london to continue its massive rate of job creation and wealth creation in our country, but we also need to remain members of the single market. it's absolutely vital for this important sector of our economy. i hope on that as on the issue of the national living wage, we can find some agreement of each other. >> mr. speaker, the question i also put to prime minister, which perhaps he wasn't listening to it was what he was going to do -- what i asked was wh