mohammed: let's bring in our guests, from his office in panama city, is lars ostergaard nielsen, headf operations for north america and latin america for maersk. in london is james baker, containers editor for lloyd's list. and jean-paul rodrigue is a professor at hofstra university, also a specialist in port logistics and shipping. thank you so much for joining us. as we mentioned in the intro, you are able to see some of the vessels that would like to enter the panama canal from outside of your office window. where do things stand as of now? do we know how many ships are still trying to transit through the canal and waiting? and have wait times been improving? lars: yes, i am speaking to you from panama, i am near the water side. there are a number of ships waiting, i do not have an up-to-date count right now. it is probably just above 100 still waiting to cross. waiting times are reported to be around 10 days. mohammed: how much concern is there when it comes to the kind of costs this will add up to for the shipping industry and how much of an impact is that having as of now? lars:

you have to understand that is not only the canal, the water is also for the human consumption in panama city, a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get, i'm just the panama, the color this is alex, is here, and these are the headlines. libby is fine minutes to non to the mongers has been fired. following an unannounced meeting with is really foreign minister and it's late last week. not meeting sparked widespread demonstrations in libya with protest as binding the is really flag libyan rule makes it illegal to have an authorized discussions. but this really officials of the spanish football federation have called on presidents movies will be honest to resign for kissing pledge, any henry. so on the lips as she collected how was cap metal and sydney prosecutions have also opened a preliminary sexual assault investigation. if i'm going to be compelled by the french president says, as invested as an age, i will say, put despite a full ca is our deadline s

all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests from his office in panama city. next to the canal is lars us to guard nielsen. he's had of operations for north america, enlighten america for the giant shipping and logistics company, immersed in london is james baker. he's containers editor for the maritime information provider and lloyd's list ad in daytona beach in florida. john paul rodriguez is a professor at hofstra university in the department of global studies and geography . he's also a specialist in port logistics and shipping a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. lars, as we mentioned in the intro there, uh, as i understand that you are able to see at least some of the vessels that would like to enter the panama canal from outside of your office window. i, i want to ask you, uh, where do things stand as of now, what do we know, how many ships are still trying to transit through the canal and are waiting and have wait times been improving? so yes, it is correct that i'm speaking to from panama, and i'm near the

. >> the panama canal uses 2 1/2 times the amount of water the city of the sitze of n new york uses,,epororter: everyry day? wow. moving a single ship through takes 55 to 125 million gallons of water. much of that is flushed into the ocean. the canal authority is now trying to store and reuse as much of it as possible, because the lakes are also the main source of drinking water for nearby panama city. how concerns are you about the long-term viability of the panama canal? >> that is my main concern. we are climate dependent. this issue of climate change to us is real. >> reporter: climate change is making the tropics hotter and dry spells longer. >> for us, it's concerning. >> reporter: this man is a managing director for shipping giant mersk. he is worried christmas merchandise could be impacted if the drought drags on. things we buy will be more expensive. >> and late. >> reporter: are you seeing climate change impacting your operations around the world? >> everywhere. everywhere you have climate change impacting global commerce. >> reporter: the international shipping industry is

relies on these artificial lakes whose water levels have become perilously low and that also supply panama city and its 1000000 and a half citizens. analogous estimated to use almost 3 times the amount of water used in a city the size of new york, which means rainfall escapes to replenishment and operate the waterway. some analysts fear the backlog at the canal could lead to empty or shelves and higher prices around the world. the local ship owners association says it's time to build new reservoirs and expense lands, cargo transits to deal with a new normal kind of itself. it's basically a water management company and they're doing what they have to do and the best efforts to, to deal with the situation. because this is a global, you know, the new phenomenon. this is not new, it's gotta keep happening. uh, what might happen is that it might be longer during different terms. uh, it might be more severe as we're looking at it now. you sound loud and they need to go back to kind of headquarters moody, you and his team or monitoring water levels around the clock canal, tory, to say they will mainta

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the plane made an emergency stop in panama city, but latam airlines says after landing and receiving further medical assistance, the pilot passed away. >> we're still human. >> and this is a human thing that can happen. but this is why we don't have one pilot only flying giant airliners, because somebody needs to take over in a situation of incapacity. passengers were seen clapping as the plane finally landed in santiago. >> experts say while we may hear of aviation issues more frequently, there's no need for concern. mighty 6000 flights a day all over the planet. >> go out and come back with absolutely nothing going wrong. and when things do go wrong, we usually end up reporting that everybody got back safely. >> the cause of death has not been released for the pilot who died, but the airline says he flew with them for 25 years. as for the southwest flight that caught fire. the faa says it's investigating andrew morgan. >> lionel, thank you. now to breaking news in canada. a raging wildfire is forcing new evacuations. the biggest city in the northwest territories, yellowknife has be

you have to understand that is not only the canal, the water is also for the human consumption in panama city, a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get as, as the panama, the, the ssl is here and basically the top story is the sound. the libyan prime minister has 5 is foreign minister to she secretly met with israel stump diplomat and italy last week. the meetings box of protests and the capital tripoli and several other cities, libya and israel have had no formal relations since its independence in 1951. the french presidency is, isn't best of the to me, she is dying, put despite a full here. now, deadlines sit by qu latest for him to leave purchase that being held outside, the french embassy and military vice in the capital. and the, i, me, i was going to put the ticket up, but i think the top policies correct. it is based on the coverage of the president mohammed was due on the commitment of war diplomatic scandal on boss of death will stay despite

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the water is also for the human consumption in panama city. a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. alice on that, i'm get a just the panama, that's all. that's all somebody told me. okay, so now with the is next it inside story looks at the dispute of if you, if he has multi $1000000000.00 hydro, electric de stage the the high low that will stop by looking at the satellite image of the south asia. and you can see it is looking at fairly dr. lodge areas of pakistan and india. not like what we've seen in recent weeks of the monsoon. right. and officials say that it is set to be the driest one soon in about 8. yes, we're still seeing some heavier rain, however, lingering around the bay open goal, bringing thunderstorms to the on demand and to combine islands and some heavy rain to come for parts of me and my particularly through the mid week for the logic. fine, enjoy i to the north, west. new leasing. a lot of sheets come in

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the water is also for the human consumption in panama city. a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get as, as the panama, the, again, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines, maybe as foreign minister and not just a minute has been fired following unannounced meeting with us. really foreign minister is lee last week that meeting spots of widespread demonstrations and libya with protest as binding these really flag. libyan no makes it illegal to have an authorized discussions with his really officials. the french president says, as an boss of the geneva will stay put despite a 48 hour deadline set, by the cool, easiest for me to leave. a manual mark on says that fronts does not recognize the john to the over 3. the democratically elected president. last month for a judge in the us has set for the president donald trump's trial in washington for march next year. but the republican frontrunner is accus

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he's in panama city for us. alejandro is we've been saying this is an incredibly, incredibly difficult area and what i need to, to cross but to police, how they planning to do it. the absolutely mistesia that governments here of panama is talking about this having become now a national security issue. you may need terry and crisis, obviously, and also an environmental one. and they're saying that the massive upsurge and arrivals is just over whelming, the government's capacity to help to assist these migrants in terms of the basic health assistance the food that they receive when they manage to cross this jungle . that essentially used to be absolutely priests. the rain forest and it's now seeing a level of a hundreds of thousands of people crossing a yearly this year. and the government is the same. they are expecting that by the end of the year, 450000 migrants that might have use this a route and it's unclear how many people die. it's trying to do that. so the government has an official number of 36 people that died in the last year, but nobody really knows how many they are, becaus

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the feels-like temperatures this afternoon, 112 for baton rouge. 108 in houston and 106 in panama city. hitting 90 tuesday and wednesday in seattle. it should be 78 degrees this time of year. 103 in portland, should be 83 and 107 in medford. it should be 92 at this time of year. a severe threat later today, damaging winds and large hail for the southeast. we have a level 2 out of 5 across north carolina and virginia. here is the forecast radar, you see the storms building throughout the day, mainly in the afternoon. we'll see that threat come alive for that region. so the forecast rainfall looking at about two inches of rain. and some areas could see up to four. it depends on where the strong storms set up and if not they are slower moving. we'll see more rain from those. the heat for today, once again and the severe threat this afternoon. >>> still ahead, the political ramifications of donald trump's indictment. will the charges sway the republican voters in the next election. we'll ask a political political analyst to weigh in. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an ang

host: bob in panama city, florida, republican. caller: yes, i have a couple of questions.st of all, what do batteries cost to replace? where is the material come from to make the batteries? why don't we let mining for this test these materials and why don't we go nuclear? thank you. guest: the raw materials, that's a big part of the ira. and what it's addressing the gentleman raises some important points. lots of the raw materials like refined graphite which you need for batteries, those are coming from china. with the bill is trying to do is create a supply chain that's independent from china. the man mentioned why don't we mind these things in the united states and people are trying to do that. part of the problem is that there is a permitting process in the united states which is probably too slow and they are trying to speed that up. there are efforts underway to mind lithium in the united states or get it from our allies , countries we have friendly relations with that are not in china. the important point is it's not just the minds, it's also the refineries which are

we saw it in 1989, and with michael, go to panama city and look at vast areas of pine trees that are apped, that is this area here. it will be changed for years to come and concern folks in lake city, inland cities in florida that are not used to having 100 mile per hour hurricanes with beautiful, long limbs that don't do well in with the wind. >> ainsley: everyone loves going to charleston. iowa palms used to be a small town, hugo wiped it out, the whole coast. people used that property and rebuilt homes and selling five, 10, 15,000 dollars. it changed the landscape in south carolina. this will change parts of florida and florida and georgia and carolinas, but new homes built are built up. >> ainsley: they are on the second floor, the air conditioners and kitchen on the second floor. >> it is true and what is happening folks used to be able to afford to live there can't now because what it takes to build. >> brian: and insurance in florida is through the roof. >> the insurance system in florida has collapsed, serious problem. >> steve: fox weather is lucky to have you, if you want hi

. >> the panama canal uses about 2 2 1/2 times s the amountnt of a city thehe size of n new york usesporter: moving a single ship through the locks takes 55 to 125 million gallons of water. much of that is flushed into the ocean. but the canal authority is now trying to store and reuse as much of it as possible because the lakes feeding the canal are also the main source of drinking water for nearby panama city. how concerned are you about the long-term viability of the panama canal? >> that is my main concern. we are climate dependent. so this issue of climate change to us is real. >> reporter: climate change is making the tropics hotter and dry spells longer. >> for us it's very, very concerning. >> reporter: antonio dominguez is a managing director for shipping giant maersk. he's worried christmas merchandise could be impacted if the drought dries on. >> so the things we buy are going to be more expensive? >> more expensive and they will be late. >> are you seeing climate change impacting your operations around the world? >> everywhere. everywhere you have climate change impacting

forecasters say the powerful storm is expected to make landfall between tampa bay and panama city early wednesday morning as a strong category two hurricane. ian now florida governor ron desantis is warning everyone who lives on the storm's in. the storm's path to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. anybody on this gulf coast, most certainly from tampa, all the way up to places like bay county , you should absolutely be very vigilant right now. you should be following what the track of the storm and you should just be making your preparation as governor. desantis has already declared a state of emergency for almost half of florida's 67 counties as people all across the state are now stocking up on food, water and emergency plies. supplies ahead of the storm. you can buy them beforehand. you will need them afterwards. so to have them at home is essential because you never know what could happen. forecast is from the national hurricane center. say adelia is expected to cause torrential rain, destructive winds, possibly even tornadoes. now in officials in florida are warning of a po

some sort of landfall across parts of north florida, panama city, big bend, some place in there, theand potentially we could talk about a pretty strong hurricane for this. want to he'll the you right no -- want to tell you right now if you see the yellow you should set up your plans in place. one other thing, this is hurricane franklin, not going to impact the u.s., other than a make for dangerous ripcurrents so people trying to get to the beaches, be careful swimming in the waters. we've had a lot of fatalities this year from ripcurrents, rachel, over to you. rachel: former president trump faces 91 felony charges after the latest indict hadn't inmentn georgia, he's the first president in u.s. history with a mug shot. our next guest who survived mao's cultural revolution, she is urging the country to wake up. she joins us to explain. it's great to have you on the show. as as you see the indictments and saw the mug shot come out yesterday, what goes through your mind as somebody who has survived communism. >> rachel, thank you for having me. i have to tell you, i'm 64. i experienced a

status of whole i will say that i do have a whole chapter about san francisco in the bay area in the panama city -- low expedition in my first chapters are about theay bay area and i'e chapter about allen's work -- allensworth in the middle of the state. i don't cover and certainly couldn't cover jim crow up and down the state but the book is not solely about southern california. thank you so much for asking me these questions. many realize thatow widespread - continued segregation. what hope do you have for zoning changes that might mitigate segregation? >> i don't know about that. i wish i knew more about that. i don't live there anymore and i'm in chicago and i don't know how that's going to go for you all but i will say thank you for that question because one of the things, i guess it's a question about how has the shaped my current thoughts and i guess and i encouragednd my students waito get better at seeing how it morphs and changes. we don't have covenance anymore and they are legal thanks to the work of lawrence miller. they got shut down. but we have segregation and we have that becaus

the copilots had to take into an emergency landing in panama city, the airline says the pilot died.- he had been flames airline for 25 years. >> in today's gma first look, a michigan police officer jumped into action and saved a choking child after hearing a report on the radio while he was off duty. here is abc news reporter will read. >> he's not dying in my hands. that's not going to happen. >> and this morning's first look, michigan police officer hailed as a hero for saving a choking toddler. >> we have a report of a three-year-old not breathing. >> mohammed was off duty, resting when he heard screaming outside and reports of a choking child on his radio. >> a three-year-old is choking. the officer immediately into action, and he is telling his story on gma. >> when i heard the baby, he was just -- that wa it was nothing. i had nothing. some people don't understand that first responders have to live with this. so, i was like, that's not happening today. we will have much more on this rescue at 7 a.m. with your gma first look. i am will read,. >> we have fog. we have high clouds

forecasters say the powerful storm is expected to make landfall between tampa bay and panama city early wednesday morning as a category 2 or 3. there's now a warning for everyone in the storm's path to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. anybody on this gulf coast, certainly from tampa, all the way up to places like bay county, you should absolutely be very vigilant right now. you should be following what the track of the storm and you should just be making your preparations. governor desantis has already declared a state of emergency for almost half of florida people across the state are stocking up on food, water and emergency supplies ahead of the storm. some you can buy them beforehand and you will need them afterwards. so to have them at home is essential because you never know what could happen. the forecasters from the national hurricane service say that adele is expected to cause torrential rain destructive winds and possibly cause tornadoes as possible. fuel contamination could earn people's car engines as that tropical storm approaches. authorities say the contamina nat

it is still fairly white from panama city stretching down close to getting just north of tampa.he big bend is right there in the middle of it's a good place to target and think perhaps he storm ultimately is going to go that direction. as a result, estimates that move there is a flash flood at risk this will bring a whole lot of moisture with it. initially you're looking everything here in the green is likely to be done with flash flooding as he storm ultimately makes its a his approach tuesdat into wednesday morning. when i say wednesday morning and thinking 1:00 a.m. or 2:00 a.m. think your overnight hours that brings a whole lot of moisture even though were talking about florida here the system is going to continue to drag yourself off to the southeast said that you're looking at flash flooding becoming likely wednesday and thursday across large chunks of georgia up into south carolina. actually most of south carolina even including parts of north carolina. a big area here that could be done with the impact is not necessarily to see florida big bend melissa may be ultimately

forecast models producing fairly good agreement from the fort of big bend maybe stretching towards panama city places where the storm could ultimately go. this is an in-house forecast model that we have here with "fox weather." you can pay attention to the timestamp in the corner. interesting of the storm continues to spin up the coast of mexico all the way until monday morning. that is a wild to go into ultimate lifts up until very warm gulf of mexico starts to come together. tuesday morning 7:00 a.m. and rushes to the north tuesday during the day by the time to get into tuesday evening, that is when the strengthens into potentially a hurricane. and he went up to 75000 hour or greater making some sort of landfall tuesday evening into wednesday. this is going to be when we will have to watch us for the repairs with us in a week ahead. jon: are right adam klotz keep us updated thanks adam. president biden is honestly back to washington and the stunning new corruption allegations are there waiting for him for those include claims of bribery by one-time ukrainian prosecutor general viktor shokin

the entire gulf side coast there the florida big band taking over the florida panhandle toward panama cityry heavy rain. the steering of this and i will watch as you talk about it, ultimately making the landfall somewhere along the florida coast. then it is taken by the jet stream and your silly time but that moisture running go to the southeast coast. this could continue to pick up a little moisture off the atlantic ocean. you could be talking about showers and storms and activity there across portions of the southeast as it ultimately makes the move. your rate outlook with this particular system, this is again very, very early pretty start to see some the yellows and oranges, that is what you're talking three -- 5 inches of rain. there could be a lot of moist moisture. western florida need the rain of course may be not like this but something will be tracking the next for five days. alicia: meteorologist adam klotz thank you very much. we will be right pl back. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you. emerge as you. with tremfya®, most peo

you have to understand that is not only the canal, the water is also for the human consumption in panama city, a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get as, as the panama are finally at least 2000000 people are expected to attend this year is not hang. he'll carnival that's underway in london. your biggest carnival celebrates caribbean culture and history. the to day festival is also paying tribute to the wind rush this year, marking 75 years since the arrival of the ship, caring a generation of migrants in the u. k. i'll still head on al jazeera, as for at the church that has become a focal point in the scandal, as in golfing spanish football. and he will be here with that story. stay with us, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, all right, it's time for sports. here is andy, thank you so much. kimberly will spanish, prosecutors have opened a sexual assault investigation into the country's football federation. president louis read, be honest, really honest, of

been almost monthly expenditures for travel and food in santa rosa beach or another florida town, panama city beach, which is about 50 miles away. now, tuberville's campaign issued a statement not exactly taking issue or contesting the fact in the story, but they said it's nothing new. yes, he has sold property in alabama. they call his florida property that he's had for a couple of decades, a vacation home. this is the statement from his spokesperson steven stafford, coach, coach lives in auburn. he has a vacation home in the panhandle. i'm sure lots of senators have vacation homes, unquote. chris. >> sahil kapur, thank you so much. >>> one thousand people on the island of maui still unaccounted for as wildfires wipe out homes and nearly all methods of communication. i'll talk to a local resident who watched her home burn down and then hiked a mountain just so she could tell her family she was safe. we're back in 60 seconds. (christina) wanna know the secret ingredient to running my business? (tina) her. (christina) being all over, all at once. (tina) all the time. (christina) but my old net

ended up being a cat 5 that hit panama city. once it forms in the gulf, it's dangerous.s unbelievable how quick they can develop. >> neil: the nine counties in question where you're recommending people clear out, how far north does that extend? >> that extends all the way north to levy county in the big bend. when florida starts to bend, that's levy county. they have evacuation order there's. >> neil: so following this storm, is it possible as it moves north, moving at a quick pace, could it jump the state in to the atlantic? what does history tell you? >> yeah, there's nothing to suggest that it will miss florida. everything that we're seeing, we think it's coming for florida. it's a fast-moving storm. less rain, less flooding, less susstained winds. still a major hurricane but it won't be sitting on top of us. passing quickly will have benefits. we don't see this not impacting florida at all. >> neil: as far down as the keys or southern florida. doesn't seem to be in that general direction. what do you tell the folks in that neck of the woods? it's outside of this nine

right now that track zone looking anywhere between panama city and tampa.ome of the biggest impacts, 3 to 6 inches of rain from tallahassee, florida, into wilmington, north carolina. they have hurricane-force winds as well as storm surge upon landfall. again, a lot of this happening as we head into next week. right now timing on potential landfall would be wednesday. that's a look at the forecast. gio, back to you. >> gio: all right, and we know you'll be tracking the tropics. thank you, somara. >>> now to the latest indictment involving president trump related to the alleged effort to overturn the 2020 election. his former chief of staff, mark meadows, is now trying to get the case moved to federal court. abc's karen travers is in washington now with more on what that means. good morning, karen. >> reporter: gio, good morning. a hearing tomorrow in georgia could give new details about the case against former president donald trump and his 18 alleged co-conspirators accused of an effort to overturn his election loss in georgia. the trump campaign says it ra

and you can see right now between about cedar key and i'd say panama city doesn't mean that can't change, though. we still have a little bit of a ways to go on this. a lot of rain. we're talking upwards of 6 to 10 inches for those who are in the past over not to mention the storm surge and other issues i would back in a bit. we'll talk more about this are gorgeous day in the bay for now. send it back to you. kyla. thank you. authorities in florida have identified the gunman in saturday's mass shooting in jacksonville. investigators say 21 year-old ryan paul meter was driven by racial hatred as he killed 3 people. the fbi will be investigating the shooting at the dollar general store at the hate crime, 2 men and one woman were killed while all of the victims were black before the shooting. the gunman authored several racist writings. >> the manifesto is quite frankly. the diary of a madman. he was he wasn't. i mean, he was just completely irrational. was a rash was rational. thoughts. he knew what he was doing. >> armed with a handgun body armor and an ar style. right? ar 15 style rifle p

this is in the panama city.is showing that the deputies confronted a suspect outside of this church and they were called there after a staffer fled for safety when a cinder block was used to break a window for forced entry. that's what the sheriff's office says. that's why they showed up there. the pool, though, prove very attractive to the responding canine with that body camera video showing the dog diving in much there to de it was hot. i s that's going to do it for us here during kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. so glad to be with you all see during kron 4 news at 3 o'clock today. but for now, we'll head over to live in the bay where host olivia horton is standing by with what's on tap for today. show how you doing today. i'm doing.

florida's gulf coast, but forecasters say it's expected to make landfall between tampa bay and panama city early wednesday morning as a category 2 or 3 storm. and there's a warning now for everyone who lives in the path of the storm. be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. is anybody on this gulf coast? most certainly from tampa. all the way up to places like bay county. you should absolutely be very vigilant right now. you should be following what the track of the storm is and you should just be making your preparations in florida. governor desantis already declared a state of emergency for almost half of florida. and people across the state are stocking up on food, water and emergency supplies before the big storm. you can buy them beforehand. you will need them afterwards. so to have them at home is essential because you never know what could happen. now. the national hurricane center says idalia is expected to cause torrential rain, destructive winds and possibly tornadoes possible fuel contamination could harm people's cars. engines as tropical storm approaches. authorities say the

if it goes further west, apalachicola, panama city. it's a game of miles. pay attention the forecast track. right now we have big bend cedar key. anywhere this will be a large storm as it continues to expand, intensify. this is what's so phenomenal us to. water temperatures are running 2, 3 degrees farenheit above average. that's like jet fuel for hurricanes. that means this storm will deepen and strengthen and see its wind field grow. we'll see impacts well away from the center of that storm. >> you will feel that wind. it is the storm surge. it is flooding that is the most dangerous and most deadly. we'll be watching it. i'll pay attention to everything you're saying as you track this storm. back to you, phil. >> thank you, sara. thank you, derek. >>> we'll keep a close eye on this throughout the course of the next several hours and days. just to reiterate, idalia strengthened to a hurricane, category 1 hurricane 85 miles north of the western part of cuba. we will be watching that throughout the morning. >>> but we're also watching this morning some major

priscilla thompson is reporting from panama city where local officials could cut off beach access asra there who is also -- >> reporter: the message from the governor is that now is the time to act. he's urging people who may be in areas where they're being asked to evacuate to do that, and really emphasizing that evacuation doesn't necessarily mean traveling hundreds of miles. it could mean traveling 10 to 20 miles to get to higher ground, to an area that's not going to be hit quite as hard. already the governor has ordered a state of emergency for some 33 counties here, mobilizing more than 5,000 national guardsmen, equipped with 2,400 high water rescue vehicles, and also 12 air craft to assist with any search and rescue that may need to be done. and across the western part of the state. we are seeing folks taking this seriously. boarding up homes and businesses, filling those sandbags in order to protect property. we're also seeing shelters that are beginning to open, beginning tomorrow, in order to support residents as they prepare for this storm. and i want to play a little bit

more on what this campaign in bows speak to as laundry run past the who's joining us live from panama city. as andre. yes, laura, we are here in front of the minister of uh, security who has essentially presented the 1st part of the campaign so far. this is a publicity campaign of communication. i mean, international communication come pay to try and convince migrants not to use this particular route and their travels trying to reach the united states. and that's because there has been a major upsurge of migrants crossing there that are in a grab gap. this very treacherous, very dense jungle on the border between columbia and pine. on my end, the numbers of essentially doubled and even tripled in the last few months from a roughly 1000 arrival that day at the time is now seeing an average of between 25023000. and there have been days like when we were at the border just a couple of days ago when more than 4000 migrants arrived in a single day at the minister of security here in panama. saying that this is over whelming panama capacity of dealing with the these arrival level offering. get t

. >> the panama canal used about 2.5 times the amount of water as the city the size of new york uses reporteter: every d day. wow. moving a a single shship througe locks takes 55 to 125 million gallons of water depending on its size. much of that is flushed into the ocean. but the canal authority is now trying to store and reuse as much of it as possible. it's considering diverting water from other rivers and building more reservoirs because the lakes feeding the canal are also the main source of drinking water for nearby panama city. how concerned are you about the long-term viability of the panama canal? >> that is my main concern. w are climate dependent. so this issue of climate change to us is real. >> reporter: climate change is making the tropics hotter and dry spells longer. here comes the rain. >> here comes the rain. >> reporter: it's currently panama's wet season, but except for this sudden downpour, we saw very little rain. >> for us it's very, very concerning. >> reporter: antonio dominguez is a managing director for shipping giant mersk. the largest single user of the c

with drug traffic is also operate as get more on this now without a sound to run pa, he's in panama city for us out of sondra. as we've been saying, this is an incredibly difficult area, not i need to, to cross, but also to police. how do they plan to do it? the absolutely nice page and looked at button, am i saying that they're dealing with a massive upsurge of arrivals? people that migraines that are trying to reach the united states mostly from south america, but really from countries in many parts of the world, they arrive at the border between columbia and panama. the jungle divides. the 2 countries, they don't really know often what they're getting into uh they have to pay smugglers to do this. so it can take up to 7 days to cross this very dance, this very dangerous the jungle facing all sorts of risk. now when they manage to cross, they enter in contact with panamanian. our target is to try to provide them with a minimum of assistance in term of health in terms of a little food about the numbers have been going up so much. according to the authorities here in panama, that they're

the water is also for the human consumption in panama city. a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get a just the panama, as the farmers ensure line cause a droughts, a threatening the summit, rice harvest me. trilogy departments estimate so it will be no range until october because of the all new weather putting phenomena in which moments water surface temperatures arises. the staple food ins for lanka. and the country's biggest cro. how that in the field is 4 acres. i've only planted about one in the quarter acres, even from that. there's no income in there. normally, we would make at least 1500 kilograms per acre. i don't think i will get even 400 this time. it is out of the me of the sign show there will be a trade in the future as well. it's difficult to think of a rain and the environment has changed. people do serious damage to it and living has become a struggle house. and i still had her note 0, t

the water is also for the human consumption in panama city. a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. i'll assume that i'm get adjust the panama and europe. clean up operations are underway in northern it's lea often mondays, flash floods and land slides for these have however, one that have flooded risk remains in place in some stiff and in australia. rivers reach critical levels following heavy down for monday, some parts of the west and reached a terrible experience flooding. and they were cut off emergency teams of factory to people trapped to nothing. but we're going to take short breakdown still head though, leading officials at the spanish football federation, calling for the immediate resignation of the president. a id will have all the the the let's get on to this boy, his id. thank you so much, nick. well, spanish full of president loose reveal is continuing to resist. schools resigned from his position, old springs

the water is also for the human consumption in panama city, a difficult balance that will require costly infrastructure, changes to maintain the canal viable in the future with more frequent and extreme weather conditions. allison that i'm get i just the panama us. how's the head here on al jazeera, as for the church that's become the focal point in the scandal that's engulfing spanish football. and he will be here with us to the welcome back. it's time to support him and he has more drama from spain. thank you . yes indeed, this tells you the head of a spanish football federation loose reveal that's coming under increased pressure. it series on a meeting of the federations regional presence of presidents concluded with a request for him to step down with immediate effect. ruby all is being asked quits after he kissed spanish by jenny, have my side without the consent. following that seems well cut when earlier today, spanish prosecute is open to a sexual assault investigation. while his mother began a hunger strike saying, a son is the victim of an in human hunt, that is also seen prote

nbc's priscilla thompson joins us from panama city, beach, and nbc meteorologist bill karins is with priscilla, what's the latest there? >> reporter: jose, the message from the governor at this point is that now is the time to act. he is urging people who are being urged to evacuate that they should do so and really emphasizing that evacuation doesn't necessarily mean going hundreds of miles. it could mean going 10 to 50 miles just to get out of that really danger zone, that is going to be impacted, and already the governor has declared a state of emergency in some 33 counties here. he has mobilized 5,500 national guardsmen with 2,400 high water vehicles and also 12 aircraft to help with rescue and search and rescue efforts that may be needed as this storm begins to make impacts. and already across western florida we have seen businesses beginning to board up, folks beginning to fill those sandbags in order to protect their homes. there are also shelters that are opening, schools that are going to be shutting down in anticipation of this, and the governor really warning about how bad

relies on these artificial lakes whose water levels have become perilously low and that also supply panama city and its 1000000 and a half citizens. analogous estimated to use almost 3 times the amount of water used in a city the size of new york, which means rainfall escapes to replenishment and operate the waterway. some analysts fear the backlog at the canal could lead to empty or shelves and higher prices around the world. the local ship owners association says it's time to build new reservoirs and expense lands, cargo transits to deal with a new normal kind of itself. it's basically a water management company and they're doing what they have to do and the best efforts to, to deal with the situation. because this is a global, you know, the new phenomenon is not new. it's gotta keep happening. uh, what might happen is that it might be longer during different terms. uh, it might be more severe as we're looking at it now. you sound loud and they knew that get to come out. headquarters, moody, you and his team are monitoring water levels around the clock canal. a tory to say they will maintain