the united states must maintain a defense capability of the panama canal. and the united states will maintain our national security interests in the panama canal. the negotiations for the panama canal started under president johnson and have continued up to the present time. i believe those negotiations should continue. but there are certain guidelines that must be followed. and i've just defined them. let me take just a minute to comment on something that governor carter said. a nonproliferation in may of 1975, i called for a conference of nuclear suppliers. that conference has met six times. in may of this year, governor carter took the first initiative approximately 12 months after i had taken my initiative a year ago. >> mr. valeriani. >> the accounting office put out a report suggesting that you shot from the hip in the rescue mission and that you ignored diplomatic messages saying a solution was in prospect. why didn't you do more diplomatically at the time? and did the white house try to prevent the release of that report? >> the white house did not p

there will be two very unique sailing and -- and eight and 14 crews to the panama canal the carnival miracle joined the carnival paradise. if you would like to see what the carnival miracle looks like on board in the state room, restaurants and much more had to our website or our free app. we have a photo gallery with more than 100 pictures. >>> what happened to a missing

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they were cruising through the panama canal when all of a sudden it lost propulsion. apparently the $14.4 billion ship had to be towed into port. >>> a suspect has been arrested in the shooting of a police officer, bringing the city's manhunt to the end. the officer was investigating car theft off campus on tuesday 29-year-old called for backup and was later found wounded on the ground. the five-year veteran is the university's first officer to be shot on duty. he is now on surgery in critical condition. the suspect deangelo daveys is now in custody. >>> taking a turn here from nbc sports, say hello to the vegas golden nights. five months after they were awarded with an expansion team the team's name was announced can you imagine, it's vegas. go big or go home. >> yep. >> the knights are the 31st franchise in the national hockey league. they will be playing next fall a. reminder, you can catch all the nfl action right here on nbc. >> just in case you needed one more attraction when you go to vegas, you will have a special sport to vote for. >>> the dow reaches high lev

some of my favorites are the panama canal, teddy roosevelt was there and he operated some of the productsthe golden gate have helpedprojects people on every continent. our products work in antarctica in the 1950's and they still work in antarctica. a few things you do not see on the wall, the holt manufacturing company, their projects built soldier field in chicago. hauled the letters for the hollywood sign up onto the hillside. to us, it is exciting to know you are part of these big projects and making changes like this across the world. the contributions of best lead into today, where whenever you see our machines or are tractors working on the side of the road, you look at those tractors and the design and how they work really goes back to his innovation, which was over 100 years ago. power,e is not staying that is it. >> we introduced you to c-span, for five years and our cities tour we have explored literary and historic sites. at can watch more [indiscernible] www.c-span.org -- www.c-span.org. arlingtonton journal national cemetery, iraq and afghanistan war veterans. ambassadorestin

. >>> the nation's most the panama canal. it is being repaired. >>> an apology after this big mistake. notice anything wrong? it says cod cape. they removed the sign. going on around here. a landmark opened today. >> it is just cold enough for us to have a little bit of snow. the frog pond is going. we need the switch. >> we've been in the cold windy pattern to kick off the week. and we're moving to the end of this week into the holiday weekend. below average temperature, several storm system, all weaker storm systems. light precipitation no big help the next story is the cold. mainly clear skies, 34 degrees in boston, 28 in worcester. winds still gusty out of the northwest. still around 30 miles an hour in province town. tomorrow morning, brisk and breezy outside. tomorrow morning, expect the 20s, cheer and cold and breezy. travelling tomorrow, no issues. all you need is the sunglasses. 40 degrees at lunchtime, high temperatures in the hoe to middle 40s -- low to middle 40s, starting to cool off. mid-40s tomorrow. degree or t

carnivall also be offering a special excursion to the panama canal that you can take advantage of in april of 2018. and coming up at 5:30, we'll talk about the impact adding this new ship could have here in the tampa bay area. back to you. if you plan to travel abroad in the next few years, you absolutely need to pay attention to this next story. passport changes are coming soon. travel experts are urging you to get your updated version as soon as 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live in the newsroom. sarah, passport renewal already takes about six weeks, and even if your passport doesn't expire for a couple more months, you should get it processed soon. yes, so lets say you want to take a trip in january, and your passport expires in mid-february. no problem you think.....but actually a lot of destinations require foreign passports to be valid for months the reason? if something happens to you-- like an emergency hospital stay-- you're still legally able to stay on foreign soil until your able to return to the u-s. you might be wondering, what are these big changes? the most impor

there will be two very unique sailing and -- and eight and 14 crews to the panama canal the carnival miracle joined the carnival paradise. if you would like to see what the carnival miracle looks like on board in the state room, restaurants and much more had to our website or our free app. we have a photo gallery with more than 100 pictures. >>> what happened to a missing west virginia toddler. the case may have been cracks wide open right here at the bay area with the arrest of the little girl's mom in cmp. three-year-old aliayah lunsford vanished from her home in 2011. 10news her mom has always been a person of interest. tonight, 10news reporter discovers how the mother lena lunsford is now the prime suspect charged with her daughter's death.>> reporter: for five years neighbors in weston west virginia have not stopped searching and wondering what happened to little aliayah lunsford. now it appears her mom lena has been living here in st. pete daughter's death. >> a lot of people have always felt that is where the answer did late. with this whole mystery. >> she had told investigat

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on top of that, it will also make a special trip to the panama canal in april 2018. great tourist vacation destinations...but it also means more business for the port and for the tampa bay area as a whole. you have the potential of having tens of thousands of travelers flying into tampa bay over the course of a year...that brings in money...and sometimes those visitors stay in town a few days to explore before or after heading out on their trip...boosting our tourism profile even more. when we put this story out there on our facebook page, it got some good feedback and it seems like a lot of you all are excited coming to tampa. we'll talk more about that, coming up at 6. back to you. imagine it's your day off-- so you see a movie-- have dinner -- do some shopping. but everywhere you go...you keep seeing the same person. you may not be imagining things. sheehan finds....you might be a victim of geo-stalking... the latest high tech crime. it's a chilly fall morning...so take a guess where you can find me. 0:28 - :35 "hi, can i have a pumpkin spice latte please?" that's

that's more money into our economy which is a plus for our going to make a special excursion to the panama canal, you have extra time. >>> john hopkins middle school in st. pete near tropicana fields. -- >>> that's how we woke up this morning on 10 news this morning learning how to play the drums is one of the several courses offered at the magne art program. there's dance, orchestra and drama and the other is multimedia journalism -- >> it's an opportunity for our students to be in a class they're passionate about every single day as opposed today some schools every -- >> national award in middle school. >> absolutely. the students were excited to be honored this way. they came to school 4 hours earl leaf to join us early this morning. john hopkins middle school, our school of the week -- which donated $10,000. >> we were up there yesterday. you see why they're winning awards. they're passionate about what they're doing. >> they're going to work here. >> absolut ratings are low and you agree with him. >>> coming up, a broken jaw and other injuries doing -- it lead to a massive recall. we'

it was cruising through the panama canal when all of a sudden it lost apparently the $4.4 billion warship has engineering problems with its motors and now has to be towed all the way back to port. >> a sleek looking ship. somebody has to be accountable. $4.4 billion. that's a lot. >>> just ahead the dow and s&p soar to record levels. does that mean we're heading for a pull back. cnbc's landon dowdy is next. >> can i help you? >> i hope you can. this is a question about stuffing -- >> do you call it stuffing or dressing? >> i call it stuffing. >> okay. wrong answer. bye-bye. farm. the vault to man's greatest wonders... selfies, cat videos and winking emojis. speaking of tech wonders, with the geico app you can get roadside assistance, digital id cards... or even file a claim. do that.. yeah, yeah that should work. it's not happening... just try again. hmm... the award-winning geico app. more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, brand. so you get more "life" per roll. >>> in today's quick hi

they are the ones who are looking at the vw investigation, the pentagon papers -- the panama papers. because we don't have geographic limits other than the limits of federal criminal jurisdiction. we have in international and national scope for which we look at everything and a different vantage point from the u.s. attorneys. i think that vantage point has enabled us to really focus on emerging areas in white-collar crime. things were particularly important when i started as assistant attorney general. and share with you are those were important and try to addresses. i really wanted us to sharpen our focus on international corruption and international cases. everything that i really wanted to do you have in this was one of my experiences as a defense lawyer. i wanted there to be more transparency in our charging decisions, when we decide to charge a corporation. and i'm talking on the corporate context. when we decide to charge a company, what factors do we consider? there are factors in guidelines that ariane justice department publications. but if you are an outside counsel, as i wa

and was dedicated to coincide with the panama pacific international ex-poe tigs, occurring in the citywould not be finished for another year. in part due to its ornate and stunning workmanship. finally, on october, 9th, 1916, the meeting of the board of supervisors was held in the legislative chamber, thank you, madam president. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. >> thank you. you can clap, but she did not write it. on the call of the roll for the inmeeting the follow 18 members were noted present, supervisors brandon dz., gallagher, hayden hilmer, hox, hanes, cordic. >> lahaney. >> mclaern. nelson, nolan, power, sir, walsh, welch, and wolf. we felt that it was important that their words spoken on that day be reinstated by our current board members as they are in this chamber. the following excerpts were taken from the journal of proceedings for monday, october 9th, 1916, at 2:00 p.m. for that inaugural day. the first individual to present on that day was the honorable mayor junior, as spoken by the honorable mayor lee. mayor lee? >> thank you, madam president. we meet in these beautiful

mudslides scrambling to release water from the locks in the panama canal thousands of people are now being evacuated in costa rica even though the storm isn't expected to make landfall until tomorrow. a waterslide in kansas on which a child died last summer will be demolished once the investigation into the tragedy is done the operator of the waterpark says tearing down the 168 foot slide which is billed as the tallest in the world is the only proper course of action no charges or lawsuits have been filed in the case. erin: if you need help finding a church or a place to confess there's an app for that the archbishop of saint andrews and edinburgh launched a new app yesterday in the vatican the catholic app allows users to find the nearest holy mass or confession anywhere in the world the church says it is another effort to reach younger people. an incredibly rare skeleton of a the buyer's premium but that is well below what experts had predicted a private collector bought the skeleton which was assembled over the course of nearly 40 years experts say it is likely the last one that w

taxpayers500 french are being investigated over late documents from the panama papers. budget experts are taking a closer look at specific cases. bloomberg technology is next. ♪ >> this is bloomberg technology. emily: tesla gets the green light on the merger with solarcity putting elon musk closer to a one-stop shop. wishlist.mp's we speak with a representative from facebook and google. and attack idea rebound unfolding. how the forecast looks for public offerings in the year ahead. shareholders approved a merger between tesla and solarcity. elon musk shared his gratitude. >> i would like to thank the shareholders that voted in favor of the transaction. think your faith will be rewarded. there'll will be some amazing stuff that comes out. emily: joining me now is david wells and a senior research analyst. say aboutt does this elon musk's ability to sell a vision and pushing controversial deal? reporter: it was controversial. over the course of the summer, some of those who opposed the deal started to sell down. a lot of the major shareholders also held shares in solarcit

and officials are scrambling to release water from the locks in the panama canal. thousands of people no even though the storm isn't expected to make landfall until tomorrow. erin: you need help finding a church or a place to confess there's an app for that. , the archbishop of saint andrews and edinburgh launched a new app yesterday in the vatican. the catholic app allowes users to find the nearest holy mass or confession anywhere in the world. the church says it is another effort to reach younger people. an incredibly rare skeleton of a dodo bird just sold at auction including the buyer's premium, but that is well below what experts had predicted. a private collector bought the skeleton, which was assembled over the course of nearly 40 years. experts say it is likely the last one that will ever be sold. the dodo bird has been extinct for 350 years. sean: there are growing concerns this morning about holiday package deliveries, due to a strike by airline pilots. strike by airline pilots. pilots for the cargo airline abx the company carries packages for amazon and d

social democrats, to be absolutely sure after these negotiations that they were not voting for the panamaovernment. the conservative party and the progressives. but that was risky. it has never been done before. we also wanted to tell our voters if we had to compromise about anything. so there was this one thing the other parties did not agree on. we suggested to have a short-term in order to implement the constitution as quickly as possible. we just told our voters, there is no compromise. take us or leave us. despitegot nearly 15% taking chances for healthier democracy. amy: what exactly happens now? how do you form the government? >> these are interesting times because we have an opportunity to be sort of a kingmaker in these negotiations. -- like, better first parliamentary group meeting two days ago where we decided that in order to facilitate the possibility of a much broader scope of a governance because there are seven parties now that were elected. that has never happened before. and we really feel it is important we offer something else other than the corrupt parties were forced

the winds are 100 miles per hour. this is astonishing stuff this impacted panama nicaragua. as it moves to the west it will do so with life-threatening rainfall because of the mountains and folks that live along the hillside that will be an issue that is why evacuations have taken place. by the way, this is the list, a long season and there is otto category two almost category three near its peak intensity, the average season 12 named will end 2016. 65 tonight partly cloudy a nice day with temperatures around 80 degrees. into the upcoming weekend, looking pretty good. the difference saturday and sunday will be the humidity as it drops behind the front sunday setting the stage for a nice sunday the rain chance will come back until wednesday or thursday. >>> the seattle coming to down. >>> happy thanksgiving everybody, not exactly your slamdunk endorsement but it is the cornerback returning to the practice field today he did go through a few drills although limited trying to work out that quad injury suffered last week, if he is 80% that is good enough for me. it should be good

you can see the burst of convection near panama, some of central america into the pacific. if there is no change in the advisories, it will continue to keep that name otto. 79 degrees for wednesday and getting into thursday 81 degrees, friday 81 as well. rain chances are low through this period including on thanksgiving day itself. there's a front coming through on saturday as i mentioned. [ gobbling ] >> he's not going to make it. he's running trying to create a diversion so he can get out the backdo this period. [ gobbling ] >> i'm glad the turkey is still going because i've got here comes peter cottontail in my head. >> that was a great story. people we have living in our area, it's amazing. >> we have so many people in the tampa bay area. if you're a big star and know someone, call us up. >>> coming up next in sports tonight the road to tampa features a dramatic weekend for suspended by the nfl for violating its banned substance policy. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. re. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... w

the panama papers exposed that he uses cut outs. utive orders to go after elements of that business empire. that could be done. we can play a symmetric warfare too and play information warfare. >> someone argued we invented it and we have been meek and mild at times, but if push comes to shove, we need to push back. in the context of the ukraine. he cares about what happens to the ukraine. we have not sent weapons. they have taken them seriously. the reality is we have tools to push back. do we have the political will to do it? >> nice to see you. thank you for coming in. up next, why i'm obsessed with what democrats are not doing post post election so far. stay tuned. >>> tonight. >> it's not there there is public criticism, but not really anyone rallying around her either. you are not seeing either response post election and not a heavy amount of blame nor in the popular vote. but that was not very critical. with the win house districts. they pointed at clinton's popular vote win. and seems like the clintons are quietly being wiped

they're the ones looking at the vw investigation, the panama papers. because we don't have geographic limits other than obviously the limits of federal criminal jurisdiction, we have an international and national scope from which we look at everything and a different advantage point i think than u.s. attorneys and i think that has enabled us to focus on emerging areas in white collar crime and shape our policy and the way we approach things. i'd like to talk today about a couple of things. there were many others, but a couple of things that i thought were particularly important when i started as assistant attorney general and share with you why i think they're important and what we did to try to address them. i wanted us to sharpen our focus on international corruption and international cases. i felt that we were too random on what we were focusing on and we spent too much time focusing on cases before we decided whether something was there or not. i wanted us to work on bigger cases and more impact cases and important cases. the second major thing that

he wanted to see the construction of what he called the most important foreign affairs project, the panamaal connecting the pacific and atlantic ocean. he stepped outside our borders for the very first time 110 years ago today. we have been following the progress of the dow which was down 800 points overnight. when it actually opened it is up. we are very close to record territory. we have hit record territory and surpassed one that would have been the highest close in the history of the market. people have sold some off and taken their profits but that's a good day on a new day in america. our job is to find out and report to you. it always has been. it always will be and that's what we'll do. when news breaks out we'll break in when breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. >>> all right. i think investors have sorted this out. welcome everybody. it is an unexpected historic winner was first greeted when as an opportunity to sell off and off and off and off. what if i told you we had a roughly 1,000 point swing since late last night when it was beginning to look like it was n

battles over the panama canal. it's his approach to style and governance within the white house and executive branch, an approach that almost resulted in vice-president mondale resigning by late '78. and carter's overplaying his hand on trying to change washington. i'm going to kind of just note one last thing. to really twist a phrase by robert comber. if you don't know robert comber, you need to read bureaucracy does its thing. bureaucracy did its thing to the carter administration. the failure to recognize that governance cannot just be done by the executive branch alone. foreign policy, domestic policy. requires congress, requires engaging the media, requires working with constituency groups, advocacy groups, lobbiests. carter's failure sets him up for failure and that begins in the first 1 0100 days. >> other than that, how was the play, mrs. lincoln? >> exactly. >> pete. >> i'm going to try to be brief upon pain of waterboarding as my moderator threatened us if we didn't leave time for q & a. i'm going to talk

they're the ones looking at the vw investigation, the panama papers. because we don't have geographic limits other than obviously the limits of federal criminal jurisdiction, we have an international and national scope from which we look at everything and a different advantage point i think than u.s. attorneys and i think that has enabled us to focus on emerging areas in white collar crime and shape our policy and the way we approach things. . i'd like to talk today about a couple of things. there were many others, but a couple of things that i thought were particularly important when i started as assistant attorney general and share with you why i think they're important and what we did to try to address them. i wanted us to sharpen our focus on international corruption and international cases. i felt that we were too random on what we were focusing on and we spent too much time focusing on cases before we decided whether something was there or not. i wanted us to work on bigger cases and more impact cases and important cases. the second major thing th

aaron banks, the guy who comes with nigel farage to all the meetings with trump, who we never talk about, look into his panamaapers. look into his finances. >> we will put that aside because i don't know the reporting on this. put that aside for a moment. >> put that aside -- >> back to the relationship between britain and the united states. i will pose the question to ron. donald trump is engaging with nigel farage ahead of the british prime minister, which is kind of strange, right, because you want to continue to have a strong relationship with britain. so how will that play out in the long run, ron? >> well, josh's point i think is very important here. both before entering government, certainly before entering government, steve bannon talked about building a confederation of populist nationalist parties that have a common kind of agenda of an insular nationalism, hostile to immigration, hostile to globalization, hostile to trade and hostile in many ways to kind of the traditional international alliances the u.s. foreign policy has kind of been built around since world war ii. so it is an open question not

panama. bill, i haven't figured out why you haven't rushed over to see the light.ear if i were to approach you the force of my illumination would blind you. david: ooh, you have the tongue right. thank you. james rosen,. >> thank you, david. david: con grates on the books. melissa: melissa i can't wait for him to take the show to broadway. will be a it had. top priority for the trump administration, president-elect trump calling for action on immigration. there is one campaign promise he forgot to mention. >>> new terror threats. isis calling on fighters to focus on high-profile holiday events. how officials are already responding. that's next. david: breaking news on urban outfitters. it is not good. they released their third quarter results. they missed wall street expectations on both the top and bottom lines. that resulted in this. the report sending shares of company's stock plummeting more than 8:00 percent in after-hours trading. sister retailers free people and an throw poll gee, is that how you pronounce it. melissa: an anthropology. david: that is the not

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>> reporter: yeah, in april of 2018 it's going to set sail to the panama canal. so that's really exciting. if you want to go on that trip that gives you a little more time to stack your coins for that. in tampa. thanks. >>> three minutes after 6:00. the clock is ticking down to election day and the presidential race is getting tighter. donald trump and hillary clinton have deployed surrogates to help them get to the finish line. donald trump is scheduled to be in the fairgrounds in the tampa area tomorrow morning. melania trump is campaigning on behalf of her husband as well. in a speech on thursday in pennsylvania she said as first lady she would focus on putting particularly cyberbullying. >> children and teenagers can be fragile. they are hurt when they are made fun of or made to feel less in looks or intelligence. >> hillary clinton's gonna be campaigning in pennsylvania and michigan today and finish being a jay z concert in cleveland, ohio. donald trump will be in pennsylvania and ohio. with this. >> yeah, a lot of people are saying how can she focus on this

a spokesman says it suffered an engineering problem in the panama canal and had to be towed to port. it was commissioned last month and is on its way to san diego. the 610-foot long warship cost more than $4.4 billion. >>> donald trump picks two more for his inne >>> donald trump will be spending the rest of the thanksgiving holiday through sunday at his palm beach resort. a new nomination announced today, a couple of them. betsy devos from michigan, chair of the michigan state republican party for a number of years, also once described as a political pit bull for most of governor jennifer grandholme's time in office. a fierce advocate for charter schools and vouchers and an opponent of common core. a state from the american federation of teachers said this, the president-elect and n his select of betsy devos has chosen the most anti-education person. let's bring in the panel. matthew cottonetti, heidi presbella and charles krauthammer. charles, what do you make of miss devos? >> it's encouraging. it's one of these program specific appointments. that is, this is donald trump's way of

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and was dedicated to coincide with the panama pacific international ex-poe tigs, occurring in the city. but the boards legislative chambers would not be finished for another year. in part due to its ornate and stunning workmanship. finally, on october, 9th, 1916, the meeting of the board of supervisors was held in the legislative chamber, thank you, madam president. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. >> thank you. you can clap, but she did not write it. on the call of the roll for the inmeeting the follow 18 members were noted present, supervisors brandon dz., gallagher, hayden hilmer, hox, hanes, cordic. >> lahaney. >> mclaern. nelson, nolan, power, sir, walsh, welch, and wolf. we felt that it was important that their words spoken on that day be reinstated by our current board members as they are in this chamber. the following excerpts were taken from the journal of proceedings for monday, october 9th, 1916, at 2:00 p.m. for that inaugural day. the first individual to present on that day was the honorable mayor junior, as spoken by the honorable mayor lee. mayor lee? >> thank you, madam

. >>> this is the scene in panama flooding and is being blamed for three deaths. hurricane otto is expected to make land fall tomorrow on the coast of costa rica, and thousands ordered to evacuate coastal areas. costa rica has never been hit by a hurricane since reliable records started being kept in the mid-1800s. >>> for the latest on the tennessee bus crash. the driver held on more than $100,000. he faces a string of charges including five counts of vehicular homicide. police say he was before his bus filled with children flipped and crashed into a tree killing five of them. 12 of the children are also still in the hospital. >>> overseas to the middle east where there are claims syria rebels prevent civilian families from leaving eastern aleppo. a syria monitoring group says rebels are holding 275,000 hostages. this comes as assad, the president there, and forces intensify bombing efforts. destroyed. at least 140 civilians killed. in fact, in this country, homeland security warn local law enforcement officials to watch for terrorist threats this holiday season.

uh, the hat -- the white panama -- he was sort of wiry. there was three of them. it happened so fast, but i got one good lick in, i think. mr. sloan, what about your glasses? the nurse says that your prescription's out of date.. i can see enough to see you're a fine-looking woman. [ laughs ] [ annunciating ] plus, you need a new hearing aid. say that again? you need a new hearing aid! look at that! damn junkies stamped down all my shrubs! this used to be a pretty little house when i bought it, kept it nice for years. i didn't knono it was gonna become the crack stand of the neighborhood. you live alone? my wife's inside now. she's praying the dealers don't bust open my skull. we're gonna try and get more patrols -- this was a quiet place! i built some of these houses, used to be a...carrier, 20 pounds of mud on my shoulders, up and down scaffolding all day. get the social-services book. i ain't gonna stand in no lines for no charity. medicaid isn't charity, mr. sloan. it's your right. you change your mind about those eyeglasses and getting your hearing aid fixed, y

lawyers, the panama papers case you probably read about employers and sophisticated accounts, a whole network of people whose job it is up other people hide and move the money. it's difficult to penetrate that. witnesses are difficult but because oftentimes they are still in power and so you're not get somebody from the country who knows what happened to come to you if you could go back to the country and give you actual evidence. but we've already seized a lot. we seized more than $3 billion in assets and the last couple of years under the kleptocracy initiative. one of the reasons for the initiative is we don't want that kind to be a safe haven for the stolen money. we don't want the decade of name that country to own the penthouse at the time warner center on columbus circle in new york or to own a huge mansion in washington with stolen money. we don't want to be a haven. some of the assets we seize have been mentioned all over in malibu and apartments in new york. we seize a hotel in beverly hills. we seize impressionist art. we had a case this past summer that involve the malaysi

it has been stationary for the past few days. watch as panama spins and the tropical rainfall is falling otto has moved and weekend and now we are back to the tropical storm. it will be a big rainmaker for the mountains and we have had thousands under evacuation orders, particularly across costa rica. nicaragua will take the br we have a hurricane, the last week of hurricane season. it's astonishing and it picked out its own environment because the dry air has been under the influence with the blue skies and these images, dry air is pushing south and east. at the surface, it means more clouds and humidity up. not oppressive, but the 80- day, it will be warm and a bit humid and on the weekend, we will be on the backside of the front. it won't cool us off big time, but back to everett and humidity will be fine the next couple of days. current temperatures much better and we are in the upper 60s to around 70. we will do better than that, upper 70s to lower 80s and feeling sticky. boating looks good. the are brave enough, the tide and the forecast t