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

members of the l g b t q community gathered outside of panama city for a kiss in protest of pope francis's visit to the country holding protest signs and chanting love is love the protestors cold for equal rights and an end to homophobia francis is in panama city for the roman catholic churches world youth day celebrations. a german government commission has maps out the road to end the country's reliance on brown coal from arson me saying the panel agreed to phase out should be completed by the end of twenty thirty eight the recommendation is part of germany's bid to transition to a climate friendly power grid but critics will that the move could false could could cost thousands of jobs in mining regions. now the fairy tale is for germany at the handful world championships millions of people here have been gripped by how little fever is co-host germany ratcheted up the trees 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 three one lead of them but no way were unfazed and fourth their way back. in

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

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

the ceremony was held in panama city's main cathedral, where pope francis blessed the new altar and gave sermon about anxieties and hope. today marks the halfway point of his four-day visit to panama for the church's world youth day. >>> the crisis 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 i

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

tens of thousands of young people are gathering in panama city ahead of the pope's arrival for catholic world youth day during the event the pontiff is expected to highlight how fate relates to issues like poverty immigration and human rights. the search for the missing football player emiliano solace plane has resumed in the in this channel apart you said this little hope of finding anyone alive the argentinian was on his way to join cardiff city when the plane disappeared in his last messages to family and friends frightened said the plane looked like it was about to fall apart. the media on the silo only signed as a card player from norm on saturday he said he couldn't wait to get started now his new clothes are in shock. just described. his face very very. we walked him around the grounds. he was absolutely. when you hear. we really feel so. subtle as goals in the french league may be my favorite was non-fans joining in two thousand and fifteen he quickly established himself as one of the team's most reliable players. he had returned to france to say farewell to his teammates he pos

under the thousands of pilgrims have gathered to attend pope francis world youth day mass in panama city on sunday the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america. huge protests are expected today in the venezuelan capital caracas as demands are growing for fresh elections meanwhile the country's top military envoy to the united states has announced he's turning his back on president nicolas maduro government and recognizing opposition leader one as venezuela's in term president he's urging the rest of the military to follow his lead the european union is also calling for fresh elections but president maduro says his government will not be dictated to by foreign nations but if. the e.u. is all to meet him is another boost for one quite knows campaign to oust nicolas maduro brussels has given the incumbent a week to call fresh elections otherwise it will recognize his opponent as president that was going to be you know the first thing i want to do today is to recognize the european union's firm steps toward supporting venezuela firm steps in supporting and recognizi

pope francis has said mass to thousands of worshippers at world youth day in panama city the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america he also commented on the recent up people in venezuela urging a peaceful solution to his political crisis. the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly bomb attack in the philippines at least twenty people were killed in the twin blasts outside a cathedral on the southern island of hokkaido the area has seen a decades long islamist militancy. and thousands of zimbabwe and have turned out for the funeral of the country's most celebrated musician all over him to cousy widely known as to who was laid to rest in his hometown after his death from diabetes last week whose songs were popular across generations has been declared a national hero. a state court in brazil has blocked more than a billion euros in assets belonging to the mining company valley in order to pay for damages from friday's demp disaster at least forty people are confirmed dead after a dam collapse in the southeast of the country another th

pope francis has said mass to thousands of worshippers at world youth day in panama city the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america he also commented on the recent of people in venezuela urging a peaceful solution to his political crisis. emergency services have recovered at least two injured people from the rubble of a collapsed house in the hague dutch police say a gas explosion may have caused the blast which destroyed the building rescuers are searching the wreckage for more possible victims. and thousands of people have marched in paris to condemn violence and vandalism during the yellow vest protest in france the yellow vest movement has been holding nationwide weekly demonstrations since november exposing deep discontent with the policies of president emanuel. but there have also been frequent clashes between protesters and police. a state court in brazil has blocked more than a billion euros in assets belonging to the mining company valley in order to pay for damages from friday's dam disaster at least forty people are confirmed dead after a dam co

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. brought together disadvantaged young people from all over the region most nicaraguans here are too afraid to talk on camera the fear they contained up g.l.d. for criticizing the government holding their flag upside down is their way of signaling a so a way. for those the most. to pick it up we all live in fear of being incarcerated and ending up in jail for waving a flag or simply being against the government. which is our constitutional rig

pope francis has delivered mass to thousands of worshipers at the world youth day in panama city service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america he also commented on the recent upheaval in venezuela urging a peaceful solution to its political crisis. now in venezuela itself huge protests are expected today in the capital caracas as demands grow for fresh elections meanwhile the country's top military envoy to the united states has announced he's turning his back on president nicolas maduro government and recognizing opposition leader one guy dole as venezuela's in term president he's urging the rest of the military to follow his lead the european union is also calling for fresh elections but president says his government will not be dictated to by foreign nations but if. the e.u. is ultimatum is another boost for one quite knows campaign to oust nicolas maduro brussels has given the incumbent a week to call fresh elections otherwise it will recognize his opponent as president. i think you know maybe due to the first thing i want to do today is to recognize the european

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 damages. it is for police failure to provide legal assistance and as tror during a long night of questioning following the 2007 murder of her british roommate. you'll remembe this case captured international attention. knox and her then boyiend were initially convicted of her e ommate's murder but w eventually acquitted. knox rheurned totates soon after that acquittal. >>> working for your health this morning. migraines that begin later this life could be a warning sign of something serious. they were tce as likelyo have a stroke at some point if you're over 50 researchers say migraines without aura are not linked to stroke regardless of whenhe headaches started. >>> a new study says older women need to stay away from fried food. eating onef serving fried food a day increased the risk of early death by as much as 13%. the worst culprits were frieded fish and f chicken. >>> hulu is dropping the price of the most popular plan by $2.

. >>> thousands greeted pope francis as he made his way through the streets of panama city, panama.e took time to visit an aids hospice and marked hol wauft remembrance day urging the world to know from what he called the black pages of history so the world does not make the same mistake again. >>> and a reminder for those who still send things using stamps. the cost of a first-class stamp rose to 55 cents today. the 5-cent increase is the biggest jump in the history of the postal service which points out, however, that it has some of the lowest postage rates in the industrialized world. if you buy the forever stamps you don't have to worry about it. when we come back, we'll meet the trail blazers bringing a deeper meaning to taking a hike. >>> finally tonight, there is a dwroeing movement to colorado. it's a sisterhood of women called black girls hike, a description that they believe goes beyond color. kathy park shows us how they came together to create a healthy community in colorado and beyond. >> on a crisp morning in colorado, the nature, the trees. i love it. >> mother nature

. >>> he is landing in panama city afternoon.e world youth celebrations are expected to last four days. the pope wtil be m with several groups during this trip including inmates at a detention center. 150,000 young people are expected to attend the event. the pope is expected to highlight poverty, immigration and human rights. >> aail mary from saints fans after the infamous no call potentially cost the team a trip to the super bowl. a petition with half a million signatures is calling for a rematch between the saints and the rams. this after the blatant pass interference call during the nfc championship gaie. >> the snts are marching in, and they're mad over this play.u obsly pass interference says just about everyone except the one person that mattered in that moment, the ref on the field. the saints lose the game, the fans lose their minds buying billboards in atlanta where the super bowl will bed pla without them. robbed they say. >> it really hurts. i love my team. >> the saints t owner asked league to review the rules. >> t

well pope francis is due to visit panama city later today as part of the catholic church's world use day festivities tens of thousands of young people have already been gathering to take part in the event and greet the pontiff catholics from around the world attend world youth day which is typically held once every three years this time around the pope is expected to highlight the issues of poverty immigration and human rights abuse ophelia harmes sent us this report from power. we're up and picked up right at the foot of. the all. night to keep. getting. better. feel about the united states it is the first. thing. i'm making country and there are. young people on. my ballot. and the great to be able to withstand that event that morning for the catholic church medicare great to finally see. one moment that i have been waiting for for years the first time that it was coming to. feel you are mr forest well for the dwindling number of survivors of the holocaust sharing their experiences an important part of making sure the world never forgets its horrors and its lessons and now museum i

affiliate harms they're 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 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 america africa even europe really reenergized church and particularly at the bases so i think that this is a spin very effective i mean this we're you know in this sort of periodic mold us the woodstock of catholicism to put it in some ways and it really does attract lot of people and people come from every continent however obviously this does not address the fundamental questions about policy and about the things that actually are being demanded by the international community from the church so we have two different stories the church has regained a bit of its footing in the sort of general population the bigger questions about the

. >> reporter: in a brand newly renovated basilica in panama city, pope francis directed his commentsoday to clergy and spoke of weariness which can come from seeing a church wounded by sin. rgt the pontiff urged priests td nuns to find energy from their faith, despite the challenges. that's what world youth day is designed to do: engage hundreds of thousands of catholics who have made the pilgrimage here. >> it makes you feel calm, like-- >> reporter: to see the pope? >> yes. >> reporter: the atmosphere often resembles a concert, more than a religious event. be it's, like, really happy, and you just want to, like, jump up and down. but then that would be habarrassing. >> reporter: we met zach adkins, who had come from connecticut to join the throngs to at least see the pope. >> he speaks different languages, so you can't really understand him. so you have to, like, listen to, like, translations. but he's the pope, so anything he says, i guess, kind of just sounds good. >> reporter: the pope, in his signature approach, has reached nmt to those cast aside, hearing confessions from inma

tens of thousands of young people are gathering in panama city ahead of the pope's arrival for the catholic world this day during the event the pontiff is expected to highlight how faith relates to issues like poverty immigration and human rights. french police have released the american singer chris brown while the investigation into rape allegations continues he was detained in paris monday and held for questioning over accusations that he and two other men assaulted a woman in a paris hotel brown has strongly denied the accusations. efforts to reach a spanish toddler who fell into a bore hole nine days ago have run into new technical problems the two year old fell down a well as his family walked through a private estate near mollica there's been no signs of life from absence. will search for the missing football player million no solace a plane will resume later today in the english channel authorities say there's little hope of finding anyone alive saul was on his way to join kart of city when that plane disappeared and his last message to friends of frightened solace of the plane look

some other stories making the news at this hour tens of thousands of dung people are gathering in panama city ahead of the pope's arrival for catholic world youth day during the event the part of suspected to highlight how faith relates to issues like poverty immigration and human rights. taxi drivers in spain have gone out on strike to protest against right helling services like goober and cab a fly under the taxi drivers blocking roads and barcelona and madrid they say rival drivers from companies like new birth compete unfairly because they do not face the same regulations and government costs. french police have released the american singer chris brown long best addition in two rape allegations continue. on with jane paris monday held over questioning for allegations that he and two other men assaulted a woman in a paris hotel down a strongly denied the accusations. to the vast expanses of space now in a looming human made crisis space is increasingly littered with junk to break orbiting our planet is a menace to space craft and can be a hazard when it tumbles back to earth researchers ar

hundreds of thousands of people are attending a mass in panama city held by the head of the roman catholic church pope francis is there for a global gathering of catholic youth but he worshipers spent the night in the capital's metro park to head off the sunday service pope francis is due to visit a church run home for people living with hiv and aids before he enlisted a four day trip. russian tanks and troops have commemorated the seventy fifth anniversary of the ending of the leningrad siege eight hundred thousand lives were lost during the second world war battle with hitler's troops the kremlin says the occasion is important for all russians to remember chalons has more from st petersburg. from september nineteenth forty one through till the end of january nine hundred forty four lending grads which was the second city of the u.s.s.r. the former capital of russia was cut off from the rest of the country by nazi forces aided by finnish forces coming from the north it was a horrible horrible time for people trapped inside this city the human suffering was immense there was rampant starva

is going to be twenty nine for rain across much of panama is going to linger so temperature for panama city about thirty two degrees in your forecast over the next day. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries they has been a number of the falls put in price since the program was filmed rewind begins with mohammed at the gym when i was in. i was the global thing and. like any other student i was very fortunate to be awarded on the scholarship rewind on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching edges in a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. national security adviser says his troops won't leave syria until i saw is defeated in the region john bolton was speaking in israel where there's been concern after president strums abrupt decision in december to pull out troops. police in sudan a fired tear gas and stun grenades to stop protesters marching towards the presidential palace in five two people are angry about rising food prices and government corruption protests has been going on for almost three we

anne thompson is in panama city with the latest. >> reporter: hoda, pope francis is here in panama city to energize the world's catholic youth. we're waiting to see if he says anything about the clergy sex abuse crisis that is engulfing the global church. on the papal plane here, pope francis made newsn w asked about president trump's proposed border wall. his response, it is the fear at makes us crazy. francis himself is the son of immigrants. throughout his papac he's advocated for refugees and migrants. he's urged the world to build bridges and not walls. three years ago he said anyone who builds walls to keep people out is not christian. given that panama itself is a land bridge between and south american continents, poem francis is expected to say more on the issue of immigrahoon thro the rest of his four-day visit. hoda? >> all right, ann, thank you so much. craig joins the table with covering. ry we're >> good morning. new details erging about the kidnapping ordeal faced by a young woman in boston and the amatic manhunt that led police to both her and her alleged abductor a thise

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pope francis is here in panama city to energize the world's catholic youth. we're all waiting to see if he says anything about the clergy sex abuse crisis that is engulfing the global church. on the papal plane here, pope francis made news when he was asked about president trump's proposed border wall. his response? it is the fear that makes us crazy. francis himself is the son of immigrants, and throughout his time, he's helped migrants. he urged the world to build bridges, not walls. he said, anyone who builds walls to keep people out is not christian. given that panama itself is a land bridge between the north and south american continents, pope francis is expected to say more on the issue of immigration throughout his -- the rest of his four-day visit. hoda? >> anne, thank you so much. >>> craig joins the table with another story we're covering. >> good morning to you. new details are emerging this morning about the kidnapping ordeal faced by a young woman in boston, and the dramatic manhunt that led police to both her and her alleged abductor. this after

. >> larry lee, now the nickel's sole owner, puts it on display at this coin shop in panama city, floridaican numismatic association in honor of uncle george. any regret in not waiting to sell it for more money? >> if you hold on to it, it'll keep growing and growing, but how long do you think you're gonna live to enjoy it? >> although the mystery of the walton nickel is solved, george himself made noises about knowing of a sixth 1913 liberty head nickel out there somewhere. in fact, we can't know for sure how many 1913 liberties were minted. think about that if you inherit some of grandpa's old stuff. there could be gold in those drawers or sofa cushions. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance," and remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. bartiromo's week begins right now. ♪ >> welcome to maria bartiromo's wall street that helps position you for the hybrid i'm in for maria. average founder and former white house community directo

held by pope francis, in panama city today. the service was part of )world youth day )...stimated 700,000 people turned out for a special mass held by pope francis. it was part of world youth day. several hundred thousand young people camped out overnight to catch a glimpse of the pope and to participate in the service. world youth day is a religious festival held once every three years. organizers say people from more than 7 countries attended today's mass. >> okay. let's get a last check of weather. >> interesting weather happening here and around the rest of the country. 60s around san jose. monday, tuesday, single digits, and then wednesday, these are high temperatures. estimated high temperatures, 14 below zero. wind chill factors with a combination of wind speed and air temperature 30 to 50 degrees so brutal cold there. and here cold could come next weekend in the form of breezing level with that storm that brings in wind and rain for friday. another cooler system sunday. we'll bring a chance of snow showe showers. it's good to see that. >> have a great night and a g

one group is still on the ground in panama city ...ontinuing to help the community in hurricane recovery. a christian group called - samartian's purse - has had more than 2-thousand volunteers from across the country... helping some 850- florida families .. they are removing downed trees, clearing debris, and tarping damaged roofs. those with the organization say, it is rewarding helping those in need... especially, when people can see the progress being made on their properties. (ken) today marks the tenth anniversary of what is known as the "miracle on the hudson." that's when a u-s airways flight landed on the hudson river between new york and new jersey. the plane had lost engines after hitting a flock of geese. but its pilot, captain chesley "sully" sullenberger, pulled off the unlikely landing that entered the history books. the move saved more than 150-lives. transportation officials later pushed airports to do more about wildlife hazards to planes. but despite that, the number of reported bird strikes in the u-s is still growin

first of all, he's going to world youth day in panama city, and then he's got that global summit on the sex abuse crisis at the end of february. to go into that without a real communications team really puts him on the back foot, because part of his biggest problem in dealing with the sex abuse crisis has been communication. >> without a real communications team, and hamm handed things like what we just saw that are getting them more bad headlines they certainly don't need. anne thompson, thanks, as always. >> good to see you. >>> coming up, we've done a lot of talking about the political impact of the government shutdown, but what about the people sitting at home not getting a paycheck? we'll hear from federal workers forced to work without pay, next. >>> but before we go, two of the greatest all-time took to the court last night, roger federer and serena williams, in a mixed doubles match as part of the cup in australia. they've never been on a court together before. federer won 4-2-3, but they're still smiling with a selfie. that's a combined three grand slam titles in that one pictu

movie on pope francis is due in panama city later as part of the catholic church's world youth day festivities tens of thousands of young people are already gathered to take part and greet the pontiff world youth day is an international event which is typically held every three years in his speech pope is expected to highlight the issues of poverty immigration and human rights and this report from panama. an image of unity flags from around the world waiting together. with all the music they evoke a rock concert. but the youth here are not singing along with their favorite artists they're singing to god. i but many worry about their generation's future drug addiction over consumption of material goods and bullying on social media. which a whole in is in the many young people end up on a path to crime problem is they drop out of school and that's one reason they end up as criminals must oppose it because that victim alcohol is affecting a lot of young people in our country. and social media is having a great impact with cyber bullying but the book i watch are willing cyberbullying but the loss

to panama city that when we join didn't do correspondence a family homes a routine a welcome so that the pope's visit coincides with this turmoil and panama's neighborhood on its way and people expecting him to comment on the situation that. might be on the our behalf and. that is really not so far it is merely comedy. of the event that later on people may finally you know that it is expecting him to keep waiting for the last. few hundred let me repeat it if i would like to talk about. that and not only have a look at it now. but he will most probably talk about that and it was my great right and proper to get it done. and why did he say to to let to panama about corruption what has been the response. by the look and when you're not all that is getting it right with your. former partner and the big. bang and zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero am when i'm at boarding. elector later on on here and on the new. line. calling from i do this in the most transparent and. writes i will admit that i think their homes others in paloma city thank you so much. and apologies for tha

have started handing out amnesty papers to soldiers encouraging them to defect and speaking in panama city pope francis called for a just and peaceful solution that respects human rights and works for the good of all people. to bomb explosions in a catholic cathedral in the southern philippines have killed at least twenty five people and injured many more there's been no immediate claim of for sponsibility for the sunday mass attacks on the predominantly muslim island of polo. roger stone a longtime ally of donald trump has told us he'll consider cooperating with special counsel robert muller's rubber russia investigation though it is denying charges of lying to congress obstruction and witness tampering if there is wrongdoing by other people in the campaign that i know about which i know of no one but if there is i would certainly testify honestly i'd also testify honestly about any other matter including any communications with the president it's true that we spoke on the phone but those communications are political in nature there but now i and there is there is certainly no conspiracy

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hittingours, this is ground zero, about panama city. that track has been solid. the local authorities have had ample warning. a lot of that ability was able to come from the committee authorizing the assets. that this one is a big one. above 100 miles per hour, the destructive fourth goes up. because of the hot water of the to 140t has fueled it up miles per hour with wind gusts up to 107. that will just about level almost any structure unless it is made of concrete and steel. force wehe destructive see approaching the florida coast right now. i will be going back as soon as we passed the water bill. i will be headed back. i want to make that statement before i head off. >> we hope that you will be in our prayers and be safe. >> thank you. >> i think we have an opening statement. >> for having this very important hearing. all of our thoughts and prayers are with the gulf coast and this incredible storm a that is about to hit the people of florida. i appreciate this opportunity to discuss a priority i worked on for years, protecting americans privacy. data is the

today addressed hundreds of thousands of pilgrims took part in an observance yesterday in panama city. pope also criticized president trump's effort to build a southern wall. the pontiff said at a giant prayer meeting that it was, quote, senseless to condemn every immigrant as a threat to society. pope is leading mass this morning and will then meet some young people stricken with aids or hiv. >>> starting today it is going to cost you a little more to buy a postage stamp. the price of the forever stamp went up from 50 cents to 55 cents and that is a 10% increase. one of the largest in usgs history. the cost of metered mail is increasing from 47 cents an ounce to 50 cents an ounce. the postal service lost $3.8 billion last year making the 2018 the 12th year in a row that the agency reported the loss. >> but if you still got the forever stamps, they still work. next time you buy them it's going up. >>> tax season believe it or not. tomorrow is the first day you can file your federal returns. >> but this year isn't going to be as typical as the previous years. more on the new forms and

beach,in panama city florida. a republican. good morning. are you with us?uest: hello -- caller: hello? host: go ahead, sir. caller: i was wanting to mention the wall. national security is utmost for us. we need to keep out people that are not for our standard of living and our beliefs and every person, every wealthy and even some of our politicians have walls around their homes. if walls don't work, then why do they have them? our utmost concern and a wall will work. they can come across the sea. they can come in a lot of other ways, but still, a wall is important. host: you say we need to keep out people who aren't for our beliefs? what are our beliefs? caller: our belief is in the founding of this country from our founding fathers that brought the constitution out of the holy bible. the holy bible where moses' father-in-law told him how to rule the people, that is how our bystitution was developed, 10 thousands, 10 thousands. the county, the state, the federal government. those people are chosen by the citizens to serve the citizens, not the citizens to s

host: from lorraine in california, panama on -- panama city, democrats line.aller: i think it is a shame that trump has caused the shutdown. .e is the one that shut it down don't see anyone near getting down both -- with both sides. i see him passing the buck and --king a lot they are going to get their checks and spend this money on things they don't need. he doesn't realize they have rent to pay. let's -- the workers that don't .et this money back look at the loss they have and the debt -- the whole they have been put into. elise from maryland on our independent line. caller: good morning. i believe $3 billion is significant. it is a significant loss for the country. i don't understand why people think it is ok for the government to shut down. i don't know if they realize we are paying the government taxes for a service and for a month we did not get any service for it. i really don't get people who agree with the shutdown. that is my comment. host: republican line from maryland, this is susan. you are next up, go ahead. susan from maryland. hello? caller: y

city for fivemonths. today, pope francis in panama condemned the violence and prayed that god would convert those responsible. sunday's attack, a troubling sign the violence may not be over. sarah harmen, nps eharmon, nbc news. >>> nicolas maduro has backed off his demand that all u.s. diplomats leave venezuela this weekend. now both embassies en whileay working out a plan. israel became the tlatest country recognize opposition leader juan guaido as venezuela's interim president. >>> the super bowl is dae week for the nfl, pressure nt is mg to explain why the majority of head coaches let go thisoffseason are african-american. the more pressing question, why are replaceired to them mostly white? >> reporter: why is a itsgue with 70% of players african-american l by head coaches who have been predominantly white? wh teams began making coaching changes at the end of 2018 season, the black and white issue came intotark contrast. five of the eight fired coaches were black and so far none of the coaches hired to replace them is k. bl steve wilks was fired in arizona after one season, winning three of 16 games, rep