easily, and wrap her head around their breakup. >> she told me she wanted to have an apartment in panama cityjust 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 mad

towards the pm hours georgia and south carolina all of our friends from charleston to savannah, panama city and pensacola all at risk of seeing some severe weather today. wind damage is the biggest thing, large hail and isolated tornados, maybe a few strong tornados then as we go through tomorrow's threat the first storm sweeps off the east coast and this is a second cold front coming down warm and windy ahead of this and tomorrow evening from atlanta to chattanooga to birmingham 30 million people at risk and then we finally end our severe weather threat this week as the cold front and storm system sweeps off the each coast. down to wilmington will be at risk for anothers gets a bit of today. and rainfall is going to be a big issue with these storms, too. two stoorms in a short period of time with soggy ground is never good >> thank you, bill >>> well, tiger woods teed off for practice at augusta national in georgia trying to see if he's good to go in the masters tournament coming up later this week woods is also set to hold a press conference today but what had the golf world buzzing is wh

on the travel website kayak reach searches show the average price of domestic flights to panama city,4. in march of 2019, that would have averaged just over $300. this family flew from milwaukee, wisconsin, to los angeles. >> once we got out here, we realized that things are very expensive right now. >> reporter: they decided against a rental car. the average rental car in the u.s. according to kayak averages $76 a day. more than $20 higher than two years ago. but even without a rental car -- >> we're actually spending more money in uber than we are in flying out here. >> reporter: that's likely because regular gas is on average more than $4 a gallon this month. the highest of any month in history up from 251 in march of 2019. that's affecting the owner of starline tours who says the company typically spends $100 a day on fuel for these buses. and now they're spending $220 every day. >> we still maintained our prices at the moment. but we're going to have to look sat going to full summer pricing right now, rather than waiting in thele summer. >> reporter: kayak shows hotel rates avera

on the travel website kayak, the average price of domestic flights to panama city, florida, for examplehat would have averaged just over 300. this family flew from milwaukee, wisconsin, to los angeles. >> once we got out here we realized that things are very expensive right now. >> reporter: they decided against a rental car. the average rental car in the u.s. according to kayak averages $76 a day. more than $20 higher than two years ago. but even without a rental car -- >> we're actually spending more money in uber than we are in flying out here. >> reporter: that's likely because regular gas is on average more than $4 a gallon this month. the highest of any month in history. up from $2.51 in march of 2019. that's affecting the owner of star line tours who says the company typically spends $100 a day on fuel for these buses and now they're spending $220 every day. >> we still maintained our prices at the moment. but we're going to have to look at going to full summer pricing right now, rather than waiting until the summer. >> reporter: kayak shows hotel rates averaging $300 per night,

unprecedented demand, to higher hotel rates like here in miami beach and kayak, recent surges to panama cityr example, $194. in march of 2019, that would have averaged just over $300. the kabar family from milwaukee, wisconsin, to los angeles. >> realize things are very expensive right now. >> reporter: they decided against a rental car. the average rental car in the u.s. according to kayak averages $76 a day. more than $20 higher than two years ago. but even without a rental car -- >> we're actually spending more money in uber than we are in flying out here. >> reporter: that is likely because regular gas is on average more than $4 a gallon this month, the highest of any month in history. up from $251 in march of 2019. that's affecting the owner of star line tours, who said the company typically spends $100 a day on fuel for these buses. and now, they're spending $220 every day. >> still maintain our prices at the moment, but we're going to have to look at going to full summer pricing right now, rather than waiting until the summer. >> reporter: kayak shows hotel rates averaging about $300

tornado watches today have covered gulf coast cities such as mobile and panama city. to cnn meteorologist tom sater. walk us through this severe weather threat. >> jake, for the third time in as many weeks we've had a multi-day severe weather outbreak. what typically is known at tornado alley from texas, oklahoma and kansas due to our changing climate for the last several years has been sliding to the east and the southeast. when you look at the last 24 hours, it started yesterday, a lot of flooding in dallas, numerous wind reports. 13 tornadoes and that number will go up today. this morning, southern mississippi, alabama and now they are firing up across southern georgia and tornadoes south carolina. radar has been showing not only circulation but debris balls. that means radar showing debris being lofted into the air. doesn't look impressive right now. you get in closer. severe thunderstorm warnings. in purple, savannah, georgia, a new one now, including columbia, south carolina. if you are watching in columbia, you about 30 to 35 minutes. flash flood watches. atlan

rutherford senior high school, panama city, florida.ation's top universities and got 27 college acceptances including harvard, mit, and $4 million in scholarships, a brilliant young man. young man, you won the week! thank you, juanita tolliver and tom nichols, all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris >> tonight on all in. explosive new reporting on new texas, released by the january 6th committee. why would senator mike lee demanding that the kraken lawyer get access to donald trump? >> president trump won by a landslide, we are going to prove it. >> tonight with these newly-released texts say about the early days of trump's coup. then, the furious response from

on kayak, the average to panama city, florida, is $494. this family flew from milwaukee, wisconsin to los angeles. . >> once we got out here, we realized things are very expensive right now. >> reporter: they decided against a rental car. the average rental car in the u.s. averages $76 a day. more than $20 higher than two years ago. but even without a rental car >> we are spending more money in uber than we are in flying out here. >> reporter: that's likely because regular gas is on average more than $4 a gallon this month. the highest of any month in history. up from $2.51 in march 2019. that is affecting the owner of starline tours, who says the company typically spends 100 doctors a day on fuel for the buses. now they are spending $220 every day. >> we have still maintained our prize at the moment but we are going to have to look at going to full summer pricing right now rather than waiting until the summer. >> reporter: kayak shows $300 a night, up $70 since march 2019. even theme parks will cost you more, from paid express lines to pr

rutherford senior high school, panama city, florida. this young man applied to some of the nation's top universities and got 27 college acceptances including harvard, mit, and $4 million in scholarships, a brilliant young man. young man, you won the week! thank you, juanita tolliver and tom nichols, all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris >> tonight on all in. explosive new reporting on new texas, released by the january 6th committee. why would senator mike lee demanding that the kraken lawyer get access to donald trump? >> president trump won by a landslide, we are going to prove it. >> tonight with these newly-released texts say about the early days of trump's coup. then, the furious response from russia as the pentagon confirmed their flagship vessel was sunk by ukrainian missiles. radio outrageous florida joins the states trying to ban abortion. and a no-show for his own primary debates. why is herschel walker challenging elie mystal to one? >> let's sit down. we break bread. >> you are inviting this author to c

region overnight new drone video showing the damage in washington county, about an hour north of panama cityed two people killed in a mobile home that was destroyed another two hurt and this is what it looks like from the ground. this home wiped out. the sheriff's office reports it's total devastation the tornado is part of a severe weather outbreak that caused damage across the south. in mississippi you can hear the sirens blaring as the tornado approached [ siren the national weather service reports it will have teams in southeast mississippi surveying the damage and in louisiana, about an hour west of jackson, mississippi, the storm ripped the roof right off an elementary school you can see the classrooms ceiling tiles caved in there in arkansas, cleanup continues the national weather service upgrading yesterday's tornado in springdale to an ef-3. that means winds up to 145 miles an hour. witnesses tell tmz that the academy of motion picture arts and sciences lied about asking fl will smith to leave the oscars yesterday they released a statement claiming they asked will smith to leave the

we saw this week, katie, that the rnc, republican national committee, voted he panama city to say that the presidential debates. the reason for that, also, is to get, literally, those debates and their viewers from watching mainstream networks and to keep them isolated in their information bubble. if you're worried about disinformation, if you're worried about the effect of this being done on in this case spanish voters, i would call this something akin to a defcon one moment. you have to be very careful. unless the fcc steps in and regulates this false disinformation speech, i think it's going to mean more problems for information discourse in this country. >> adrian, really quickly, i've got less than a minute. but i want to get your case on this, because this disinformation is not a new concept. so, how are we supposed to get ahead of this and make sure that the elections are free and fair and that the right information is disseminated? >> yeah, look, i do think that the fcc has to get involved here. especially as we are doing more to live on our phones and get more information from

requesting what is now a regional meeting. 20 foreign ministers that are, are meeting this wednesday in panama city to try to address what's become a larger problem, a 3rd of migrant crossing through latin america towards north america. panama has been requesting that because of the surge of migrant specifically crossing what's known at the gap. the gap is that jungle area between columbia and panama, and thousands and thousands of people are crossing it every year to try to make it to the us. that's a dangerous journey. we have seen of children dying women being raped among other things. and that's why i've been stressing the need for this meeting that's happening today to happen. what secretary of state lincoln said, is that what's important is that because the regional issue that needs to be addressed, he also stress the importance of increasing the legal way for people to migrate to the u. s. inspect this come at the u. s. meeting, for example. with cuban officials on thursday, trying to open up the gateway for people to be able to access the visa. so they're not forced to go through mexico or

panama city to meridian. and looking at the system pushing through. timing, the greatest risk is this afternoon to early evening and then the severe storms taper off late tonight. but tomorrow as that system moves off, we've got 12 million people at risk from norfolk, virginia to fort myers for damaging hail, wind gusts. luckily the tornado threat fairly low storm, but the rain is going to be a big problem. locally, three inches of rain or more in the southeast. and up the coast, through the northeast here tomorrow, we're talking anywhere from 1 to 3 to 4 inches of rain and that could cause localized flash flooding. more a little later. guys >> thank you so much >>> and now to the latest from ukraine. its president accusing russian forces of new atrocities and urging world leaders to to more to hold vladimir putin accountable. with two reports, starting with a nbc's richard engel. and once again we want to warn you. the images coming out of ukraine are disturbing richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning savannah after russian forces pulled out

joe in panama city, florida. i am so sorry for what is going on in ukraine. did spend time in the military, so i would do it in a heartbeat. not like we should spend any more money for ukraine. go ahead and mute your television so you don't get any feedback. let's go to patrick from virginia on the "not sure line". caller: i appreciate what the general says, and definitely some of the callers. a very huge existential threat to everyone right now. i'm not sure, i saw the number for addressing sexual misconduct or issues in the military, and it is just a huge number. it seems very ineffectual. it just jumped out at me, a 4% raise for the s&l, but a huge number for the civilians. charlie in new york, you are next up. caller: let me explain how things went back in the cold war. in the old soviet union, the military will tell the bureau what is needed in the bureau would provide the funds. we have defense committees in the house and the senate. there is a budget that the pentagon must accept, even if the amount does not cover what is needed. any discussion must be

joe in panama city, florida. i am so sorry for what is going on in ukraine.id spend time in the military, so i would do it in a heartbeat. not like we should spend any more money for ukraine. go ahead and mute your television so you don't get any feedback. let's go to patrick from virginia on the "not sure line". caller: i appreciate what the general says, and definitely some of the callers. a very huge existential threat to everyone right now. i'm not sure, i saw the number for addressing sexual misconduct or issues in the military, and it is just a huge number. it seems very ineffectual. it just jumped out at me, a 4% raise for the s&l, but a huge number for the civilians. charlie in new york, you are next up. caller: let me explain how things went back in the cold war. in the old soviet union, the military will tell the bureau what is needed in the bureau would provide the funds. we have defense committees in the house and the senate. there is a budget that the pentagon must accept, even if the amount does not cover what is needed. any discussion must begi

police in panama city, florida seizing enough guns for a small army. were taken after a 22-year-old man was injured in a sunday shooting. more than 160 spring breakers were arrested, this after miami beach was forced to he declare a state of emergency, issuing a curfew to curb roady spring -- rowdy spring breakers. joining us now is the attorney general of florida, ashley moody. great to see you again. thank you for being here. you say the state is safe. what's going on this year be in terms of spring break? >> as you know, maria, governor de santis and i have worked hard to keep florida open, make sure that a the nation and the world know that florida is a destination where you can come and travel and be with your family and as you know, we have also been extraordinarily supportive of law enforcement and law and order in our state and it will stay that way. what we're seeing is as we attract folks to come into florida, we're hitting record tourism rates as we rebound from the covid-19 pack -- pandemic, not all folks coming to florida have good intenti

ainsley, it's about, i don't know, 50 miles to the east of panama city where you shut down spring breakown, though. there was a lot of bad stuff going on. >> steve: they're back this year. lot of spring breakers. >> ainsley: that's close to tallahassee. florida state. >> steve: beautiful day down in florida. they're all beautiful days in florida. welcome to hour three of "fox & friends." pete in for brian who we think is probably on assignment. >> pete: he's busy. thanks for having me today. today is national gummy bear day. i love gummy bears. and national tell a story day. >> steve: what's the difference between gummy bears and swedish fish? >> ainsley: a big difference. >> pete: absolutely different foods. gummy bears, juicy, wonderful. swedish fish, hard as a rock. only one flavor. >> steve: i'm 70% swedish. ours are very supple. >> pete: the ones that you get in a bag. >> ainsley: one is a bear and one is a fish. >> steve: that's the big thing. >> pete: gummy bears or swedish fish? let us know. they're not the same thing at all. they're exact opposites. >> steve: swedish fish. >> a

weather to the north of san francisco last week, the ruby princess cruise ship returned to the city from a 15 day panama canal cruise where some passengers and crew members were infected with covid. all right. well, let's take a live look outside and give you the view some clouds rolling across the tippy top of the transamerica. >> pyramid building in the city with a sign that the the ocean has stuff going on. but once you get inside the bay generally speaking so much calmer situation, that's why that cruise ships park. that's why it's parked there. it's like summer. of good that we're going to get a good taste of in the next few days. here it is on the way. >> as a high pressure really going to strengthen this week. now that being said next week, it is back to possibility of some rain. the kids keep our fingers crossed for that. but outside, yeah, kind of in between tonight. you've got some spring weather out there. the fog has rolled back in that sea breeze is blowing overnight tonight, though, that sea breeze, i think going become more of a northerly flow right now. you've got that front that is movi

the ruby princess cruise ship returned to the city from a 15 day panama canal cruise and some passengers and crew members on that ship did have covid. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>new at noon, the biden administration plans to freeze federal student loan payments through the end of summer. the plan would extend the moratorium that has allowed millions of americans to postpone their payments during the coronavirus pandemic. this is all according to an administration official familiar with the white house's decision making student loan payments were scheduled to resume may 1st after being halted since early on in the pandemic. borrowers now will not be asked to make payments until after august 31st. and interest rates are expected to remain at 0% during that time period. also new this afternoon this morning, mark to return to the white house for former president barack obama. he joined president biden and vice president harris to mark the 12th anniversary of the enactment of the affordable care act. it was obama's first time back at the white house since

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city over the weekend. this is on top of yet another voyage to panama in march that ended with 73 people infected when the shipd in san francisco. ama: covid-19 cases are increasing throughout the bay area with the majority of the region under high community transmission but even though, we are not in the major impacts on businesses like we saw during the beginning of the pandemic. j.r. stone spoke with experts. >> covid case trends across the u.s. rising. hospitalizations in some areas rising. if you have been traveling of late, you never realized that as there is record demand. >> for the first time, they are not really seeing a correlation. i think it really shows at least for the travel industry that we are in a different phase of this pandemic at this point. j.r.: a phase where deaths are now on the decline. in 2020, weddings were being canceled left and right. we are not seeing that now but those close to being married are no doubt keeping an eye on the rise in covid cases says jenna lam. >> we are seeing people having just increased anxiety. we are not seeing cancellations. we are not seeing any drastic

city over the weekend. this is on top of yet another voyage to panama in march that ended with 73 people infected when the shipd in san francisco. ama: covid-19 cases are increasing throughout the bay area with the majority of the region under high community transmission but even though, we are not in the major impacts on businesses like we saw during the beginning of the pandemic. j.r. stone spoke with experts. >> covid case trends across the u.s. rising. hospitalizations in some areas rising. if you have been traveling of late, you never realized that as there is record demand. >> for the first time, they are not really seeing a correlation. i think it really shows at least for the travel industry that we are in a different phase of this pandemic at this point. j.r.: a phase where deaths are now on the decline. in 2020, weddings were being canceled left and right. we are not seeing that now but those close to being married are no doubt keeping an eye on the rise in covid cases says jenna lam. >> we are seeing people having just increased anxiety. we are not seeing cancellations. we are not seeing any drastic

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the as of style steel plant, the besieged ukrainian city of mario, paul, un secretary general, and tourney. good harish met russia's president panama hootin in moscow the russian, the president described the situation in mario paul as difficult and.

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