easily, and wrap her head around their breakup. >> she told me she wanted to have an apartment in panama citynd just spend some time in the city and get out of bocas. cause it was such a small community and -- >> she was getting a little tired of it? >> yeah, you just keep bumping into the same people, having to tell the same story. and she was just ready for a little break of bocas. >> it's not unusual for people to come and go around here. after all, the easy-going lifestyle is part of the island's charm. but cher's friends and family said it wouldn't be like her to leave so abruptly. leave her cherished island with all of her belongings still here. >> reporter: cher's aunt mary started phoning cher's friends in panama. >> we immediately started calling her friends and everyone going, "what's going on?" and everyone was saying "you know cher. she might've just gone -- for a week. and you know, lost her phone, and we're like, "well, ok, maybe." >> reporter: mary logged on to cher's facebook page and reached out to those friends. >> "where's cher?" and they're going, "i don't know. but we're

and i also knew that i had to get it right. >> he hopped on a flight from his home in panama city andut telegraph. what is the coconut telegraph? >> that's just the rumor mill. they call it the coconut telegraph. when something happens, word spreads quickly. >> and from what don was hearing, things just weren't adding up. he checked to see if bo and cher might have left the country. >> i knew that bo and cher, both of them, their passports had not gone through the airport. if you look at immigration movements, both of them you can track. they come in, they leave. they come in and leave. they came in, they never left. all right. so they're still in panama somewhere. >> but where? there was one more piece of the puzzle falling into place and that would point a finger of suspicion at someone living right among them. >>> coming up -- >> always the loudest voice in the room. he would text everybody and say, you know, your lord commands you to come to my party. >> a pirate out to make a killing in real estate. >> she wasn't selling that place. she loved it. >> bill showed up and said, yep,

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this is carol, from panama city, florida. she says trump cannot run a bath yet alone a country with a pandemic. incompetence from day one. shortage of everything doing to know to put -- no preparedness from the top. in alabama, testing, testing, testing. why not try sealing the people. money will not heal. tennessee, good luck mr. president on taunting your response to coronavirus. if your administration had taken this seriously in early january, we would be a lot better off now. where is the democrat hoax now. from the washington post, president trump invoking wartime powers to bolster u.s. response. the president invoking a rarely used wartime powers announcement , announcing the deployment of two naval ships wednesday as he tries to boost the federal response to the prone virus. "we will be invoking the defense protection act in case we need ," trump said from the white house, invoking a law that could allow the white house to accelerate the developing of available medical equipment. it could do a lot of things, he said, i

heavy and persistent rain at times now surges discussion of showers sunshine and 33 degrees in panama city into south america the heavy rain which has been affecting southeast now as jenny move a little bit further towards the north not as heavy as it has been further says looking largely dry and fine fine day in santiago in chile plenty sunshine in buenos aires high seer expected to reach 31. she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's don't forget she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the murder of mario friend come on out you see in. the moon. you're watching our sara take a look at the top stories we're following now a ceasefire in syria's a low province has come into effect the deal came after negotiations between russian president vladimir putin turkey's leader recha tired or. new cases of coronavirus have risen significantly in parts of europe or deaths were reported in italy the netherlands france and the

pretty heavy persistent rain at times now so i just discussion showers sunshine and 33 degrees in panama city into south america the heavy rain which has been affecting southeast naresh jerry move a little bit further towards the north not as heavy as it has been further says drawing fine fine day in santiago in chile plenty of sunshine in buenos aires high sierra expected to reach 31. once hosni mubarak became president so began a story of conflict and isolation on one side a wife and son their sights set on succession on the other president increasingly distant from the egyptian people 'd when his beloved grandson died mubarak nearly stepped down but then the flames ignited in tunisia exploded in egypt and everything changed episode 2 of the family on i'll just. when the news breaks the word downfall was part of the ins of getting more police on the presentation and economic development when people need to be held to the top leadership world where the potential for barratry of the virus weeks before the public we're told of those dangers al-jazeera has teams on the ground the syrian army se

heather: that was in 2014 but panama city cracking down on the behavior, banning alcohol on the beach could end up in jail. not the first time they've done that. finally, the ugly, this alligator measuring five feet long was found living in a basement. ohio police removed the reptile after receiving a call about the animal. the owner said he received it as a fair 25 years ago. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first." thanks for joining us. jillian: it is monday, march 2nd. this is a fox news alert. coronavirus fears now turning into a deadly reality. as two patients in washington state become the first fatalities on u.s. soil. rob: and with the worldwide outbreak showing no signs of slowing down, we are live with what the white house is doing to keep new cases from crossing into our country. >> i will no longer seek to be

we do have a slight risk in place includes panama city and works your way further towards the east and on into jacksonville. these areas large hail, some strong winds. it really has to come down with the amount of rainfall forecast to fall across this region on top of what is believed saturated soil. you look back on the past comof days and you know the rainfall is tremendous and the impact in the last four days alone. parts of the region has received upwards of 6 inches of rainfall and we expect an additional couple of inches throughout this afternoon and this evening. look at this, since january 1st upwards of 12 or more inches has come down. it is the exact opposite across california where a drought is beginning to develop across that region as well. here's the perspective. storm system exits stage right. as it does dryer weather, milder temperatures prevail, and look at miami. how about summer like heat beginning to build up to 90 degrees there. new york sit arb where not too bad. >>> an alabama man convicted in the murder of three police officers in 2004 is scheduled to be execute

my father served 43 years and is from southern alabama, abbeville, age 7 i moved down to panama city,m. the salter part is from alabama. we have some of our public affairs you can get in touch with me through the smithsonian and they will pass the information on. so the salter family is very large and it would be very interesting to find out what are those connections because as a historian being at this museum i get some of my colleagues and there's one who just recently learned from looking at the index in the back of my book is that her great-grandfather or her great-grand-uncle was in the native guards of louisiana. so, yes, get in touch with me and through the smithsonian and we'll see. >> about 20 minutes left to explore the exhibit there. during world war i. i want to let our viewers walk a little bit more around the exhibit in the form of a sketch book that you have. who is horace pippen? >> so that's a great question, too. an exhibition tells the story in many ways, this is a story about the african-american perns. we have these objects which are actually in the cultural part

he is from southern alabama, abby ville. 87, moved down to panama city, florida and that is for my mother is from. the salt are part of my family is from alabama. we have some our public affairs. you can get touched with me through the smithsonian and passed information on. the salt or family is a very large and it would be very interesting to find out what are those connections because as a historian to, five been at this museum and got so my colleagues, the was one of my colleagues who recently learned from looking at the index in the back of my book is that her great grandfather or great grand uncle was one of the african american officers in the native guards of louisiana. yes, get in touch with me through the sit smithsonian and we will see. >> about 20 minutes left to explore the exhibit. i want to let viewers walk around the exhibit in the form of a sketchbook you have. who is horace pippen? >> that is a great question to. an exhibition tells a story in many ways. this is a story about the african american experience in world war one. we have these objects, which are actually to in

we do have a slight risk in place includes panama city and towards tallahassee and on into jacksonvilleated tornados possible, but it really has to come down with the amount of rainfall that is forecast to fall across this region on top of what is fully saturated soil. you look back over the past couple of days and we know the rainfall has been trumeemendous. parts of this region have received upwards of 6 inchoffs rainfall and we expect an additional couple of inches throughout this afternoon and evening. look at this, since january 1st upwards of 12 or mnches have come down it is the exact opposite over california. storm system exits stage right. as it does dryer weather, milder temperatures prevail, and look at miami. how about summer like heat beginning to build up to 90 degrees there. new york city not too bad, around 52 this afternoon. >> we'll take it. just into cnn a canceled for foreign diplomats in north korea. they have been quarantined in pyeongyang over coronavirus concerns, but a source inside the country tells cnn's will ripply tomorrow's flight has been called off by the

pretty heavy persistent rain at times now so just discussion of showers sunshine and 33 degrees in panama city into south america the heavy rain which has been affecting southeast now as jenny move a little bit further towards the north not as heavy as it has been further says looking largely drawn fine fine day in santiago in chile plenty sunshine in buenos aires high sierra expected to reach 31. when i entered the beautiful modified current 601st power i feel the happiest. women tearing up the track in the west bank. challenge stereotypes. living life in the like. systems i'm busy. she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's. she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman. until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the narrative mario franco on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour a cease fire brokered by russia turkey and syria is in the provinces come into effect the deal came up the negotiations between russian president vladimir

. >> dan rowe, head of the panama city beach's tourism operation says he's worried, too.e insists the golf coast town is open for business and safe for everyone. >> the coronavirus is out there, but it's no different here than it is at home. so until there's travel restrictions, limiting people's ability to travel around the southeast, come on down to the beach and take those same precautions you would at home. >> reporter: many families actually drive down to florida instead of flying for spring break, so the department of transportation has added educational materials at rest stops along the interstates as another measure to try to stop the spread of the virus. michelle. >> folks do need a break. thank you. >>> well the spread of the coronavirus is starting to have an impact on public gatherings. let's check back in with lead national correspondent david begnaud who is updating us throughout the morning. >> we're starting to see more public events canceled. st. patrick's day is a week from today and boston canceled their parade which was scheduled for sunday. in ireland

move tomorrow, more storms we're looking at the risk stretching from greenville, mobile, on into panama citye system pushes to the east. severe storms in the afternoon heavy downpours lasting overnight. then we move to tomorrow, severe storms, more soaking rain into the south and southeast. rainfall amounts anywhere from 1 to 3" and localized flash flooding possible. that's what's going on we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds yone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood by you, helping you weather storms like this one, to protect your loved ones. and we'll do it for 168 more. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out this morning with a mostly cloudy sky across the bay area, and there will be a chance of rain in the north bay today while the rest of the bay area gets a break from those scattered showers, but the storm system coming in will continue to weaken and once again bring the north bay a chance of showers especially this afternoon while the rest of us will see a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures reaching into th

with anywhere from 2 to 4" of rain, then the system stalls along the gulf coast with storms from panama city into san antonio. as you can see, we're talking upwards of 2 to 3" of rain, texas into louisiana look at this, early next week, low intensifying off the shore bringing accumulating snow for the northeast. we're talking about anywhere from 4 to 8" of snow interior new york all the way up into new england. we're going to get to your local we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds or have your prescriptions delivered whenever you need us, we're always just minutes away. walgreens. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we get a live look outside we are seeing a nice, sunny start to the day. it's also very chilly. looking at dublin light now, that sun shining right into the camera. as we go into the next several days we will enjoy sunshine for today. a slight rain chance in the south bay and up to 70 degrees tomorrow. then going into sunday a new storm system will arrive bringing in scattered showers and cooler temperatures. weather. hoda

el oeste de texas, la niebla la protagonista, bastante densa, no desaparecerÁ hasta mediodÍa en panamÁ cityoblemas en la costa oeste, pero eso en 15 minutitos, seguimos con mÁs. >> gracias, albert. pues oigan brodway, ustedes saben lo hemos estado diciendo aquÍ, bajÓ el telÓn de sus espectÁculos masivos por el coronavirus, luego de la pausa ahÍ estÁ nuestro querido jorge que nos mostrarÁ la nueva cara de nueva york. >> ¿estÁs con ansiedad?, no te preocupes que te ayudaremos aqÍi con el doctor juan y un psicÓlogo. >> aillen derbez sale a aclarar su relaciÓn matrimonial, amo nosotrosemo >> gracias por seguir con nosotros, para confiar en "despierta amÉrica", y aquÍ esÁa el doctor juan que estarÁ con nosotros para informarnos y saber sobre todo lo que pasa en el coronavirus, me imagino que te tenemos todos locos con esto. >> claro que sÍ, pero para eso estoy aquÍ. >> gracias por estar para la comunidad. y nos vamos a enlazar precisamente a nueva york que amanece en estado de emergencia gracias a esta enfermedad y a a bÁsicamente se skwooecierra elÓ en brodway. >> claro que sÍ, nos vamos al cor

panama beach for the entire month of march. that goes along with a 2:00 a.m. deadline for buying alcohol anywhere in the city limits. f says the zero-tolerance policy in effect since 2015 has helped the city transition to a year round family friendly destination. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this morning, speaking of madhouse, take a look at global markets trying to stabilize here with some success. on wall street you've got futures moving up just a little bit. now up about 174. look, it was a terrible week for the u.s. stock market. the s&p 500 fell slightly, the nasdaq ended flat but that was just friday. friday capped an awful, truly terrible, very bad week for stocks. it three major averages posted the worst weekly percentage drops since the great recession. investors are focused now on the federal reserve. there are expectations for an interest rate at the feds next meeting in march. analysts say the fed could meet even earlier for an emergency rate cut. the last time that happened was 2008. >>> there's going to be a new driver at the helm of harley davidson. harley has been struggling for years as youn

the president decided, instead of going down to the gulf coast and panama city where the oil spill was, i think it was 2011 or so, he decided to go home for the weekend in chicago for a long memorial day weekend. very critical of him for not going. >> it was about optics mostly. >> instead of going and responding. here, you have a president that continues golfing, despite the fact he mocked barack obama endlessly for golfing, i think even during an ebola outbreak. mocked him constantly for golfing, and that's what the president did this weekend while world markets shuttered and americans lived in fear, wondering if they're next. here was a president on friday talking about the cruise ship where americans are basically imprisoned. the white house has absolutely no plans -- >> 3,000 people. >> -- to take care of them. over 3,000 americans. take a look. >> they would like to have the people come off. i'd rather have the people stay. i'd go with them. i told them to make the final decision. i like the numbers being where we are. i don't need to have the numbers double because of one ship t

city. a cruise ship anchored off of panama pacific coast began transferring passengers to another vessel on sunday at least 4 people have died aboard the sand them a dutch cruise liner that became stuck after panamanian authorities announced that no ships with confirmed coronavirus cases could transit the panama canal this is the voice of an american passenger aboard the same damn whoever can open the ports to us you'd be eternally grateful and abide by whatever regulations you have for us . we just need to be able to start the process of getting home because other places have closed their doors to us 4 people are now dead and that is on the head of other people along the way who turned us away please help us. in venezuela $55.00 tons of humanitarian aid were delivered from china on saturday the supplies included facemasks and ventilators and they got out. 500000 fos test kits of arrived there the 1st fastest kits for the offensive and the next phase for us to control and prevent that 19 meanwhile venezuela's opposition leader one who i don't continues to denounce the presidency of nicolas

the city of miami has a curfew and off the coast of panama, trouble at sea on this cruise ship four are dead and many more sick as americans on board are desperate to get to south florida. in california, long lines for testing snake through dodger's stadium on what should be baseball's opening day weekend. cases in california tripling this week tonight, the grim reality of a worldwide problem spreading across every corner of our country. with the "usns mercy" and its 1,000 hospital beds now in port here in los angeles, more help has arrived the question now, is it enough? lester >> all right miguel, thank you. >>> we'll be back in 60 seconds with that $2 trillion rescue plan now signed, how soon your family and your business will see those checks >>> that massive $2 trillion economic rescue package we mentioned off the top of the broadcast is on its way to american families and businesses after the house passed it and the president signed it for so many, that help can't come soon enough here is tom costello. >> reporter: late today the president signing the biggest economic rescue packa

i have mocked my city days for centuries and accompanied my country through its finest hour. until the day i mean a vanished. panama is still not a done to police. april 8th. plane . this is do w. news live from berlin germany closes its borders with some of its neighbors authorities will partially shut boundaries with austria and switzerland and step up controls on the front here with perhaps as germany increases measures to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus also on the show the trump administration has.

i am not my city days for centuries and accompanied my country through its finest albums until the day i mean a vanished. from panama i still may not have done to police. april 8th. w. this is news coming to you live from berlin german chancellor angela merkel goes into home quarantine after being treated by a doctor who later tested positive for the corona virus the announcement came moments after michael introduced tighter restrictions banning gatherings of more than 2 people nationwide. coming up pressure builds on the tokyo olympics the.

i am on to my city's days for centuries and accompanied my country through its finest albums until the day i mean a vanished. from panama is still not a done deal. darts april 8th d.w.m. . this is news coming to you live from those the global number of coronavirus cases passes 200000 new e.u. travel restrictions mean long delays the border crossings have had to wait in their vehicles for more than 24 hours or so are getting through it all elsewhere airports stand empty as airlines around the world cancel flights also coming up. at 9 o'clock on the sofa i sleep not well because i'm waking up every hour with 9. previous.

cities as they stiffened up. he said, trinidad, puerto rico, panama, belize, one by one, the women take turns on center stage. cellulite into motion. one leg up and headstand, skinny hip shake on the spin cycle but flesh jiggles of this beta popcorn. my 61 -year-old mother exchanges a look for the woman sitting next to her was about the same age. this will my grandson over there, she tells the woman pointing towards maverick. his job drops is the woman drops into a push-up position and bryce perhaps up against the stage. it will be all right the woman says. yes he will be all right my mom agrees. as believers these divisive food, my son clapped his hand in my shoulder, peace offering. i am what a game he said. but he was. i we get home, the report to the first dc carnival to our neighbor of white gate doctor in his 30s. in her eyes growing big and he responds generally, that is the best kind. in egypt the soundtrack a little bit in the scene could easily have been any any given night at any gogo in washington. even same frenzies movement in the exuberance, the same overtly sexual commanded by mlk. in the same

in panama, at least people died four and two others have tested popositive aboard a dutctch-ownd cruiuise ship anchored near pana city. u.n. body says the african continent is two to three weeks away from its peak of coronavirus cases and needs an emergency economic stimulus of $100 billion to ensure its healthcare systems can cope with the oncoming onslaught. nigeria, africa's most populous county, has ordered residents of lagos and abuja to stay at home. nigeria has registered around 100 cases but testing is very limited. in kenya, sesecurity forces in mombasa deployed tear gas and with batons as they tried to board a passenger ferry ahead of a 7:00 p.m. curfew. in south africica, police and military forces fired rubber bullets at shoppers gathered outside a johannesburg supermarket amid a nationwide lockdown. nearlyly 1300 cases have been recorded in south africa, ththe highest number on the continent. in a wreck, u.s. coalition forces withdrew sunday from -- in iraq, u.s. coalition forces withdrew sunday from a third base in the e north of the couny as the military continues to consolidate its troops following at

cities and states are facing disaster. the president keeps bringing up the cruise industry which the three biggest cruise companies aren't registered as u.s. companies. they're in liberia and panama and bermuda. >> part of this needs to go to states on the front lines of responding to this crisis as well as hospitals being overrun with patients right now. can't do the other procedures that would help them pay the bills. so that's part of the package that needs to happen. and it's one of the reason yes democrats are opposing what the republicans have put on the table. but the broader point about ensuring there's accountability here for any corporate bailouts is not a theoretical one. it's a real one. we saw that what happened after the 2017 tax cut where large corporations reaped a $21 billion windfall and then laid off thousand of workers. if we're going to give this money in bailouts, it should happen when we have a better sense of this economic crisis. there need to be strings attached, and there needs to be accountability on this administration and how that money goes out the door. >> gentlemen, thank you both so much for your time. i want to dig in deeper on small businesses

city's medical workers and first responders. after being denied entry to ports in multiple countries the holland america cruise ship and support ship were allowed to transit the panamanow await permission to drop off passengers in fort lauderdale, florida. several passengers have developed flu-like symptoms and four elderly have died. they write the covid-19 situation is one of the most urgent tests of our common humanity. to slam the door in the face of these people betrays our human values. a spring training site for major league baseball has been made a drive-thru testing center. the emergency manager expressed frustration having to go through brokers and other middle men to order n95 masks. >> the private market now is like a ponsi schemes. email addresses created only a couple of days ago. >> we heard about medical centers considering the idea of doubling up patients on ventilators to stretch limited resources. today the department of health and human services issued some guidance to these medical centers saying that co-venting should be reserved only for extreme cases and used only on a temporary basis. they really do not like this idea. it should only be used