but the country is not only a passage for thousands of ships. transporting goods from east to west. panama is also a key transit point for thousands of migrants and asylum seekers. going from south to north when neighboring columbia open its borders in may, after lifting some of the covert 19 restrictions, thousands of men, women, and even children from the region and beyond. arrived at the columbia, panama border. they rescued old cross in panama to release jungle. in a desperate journey, searching for protection and better opportunities in the us and canada. and as the scale of international migration is on the right. how we spend on my coping, carrying crisis at its border, find them. i minister erica martinez talks to us as a foreign minister. thank you. talking twice here. there's thousands of people that are migrating from south america. countries. i, katie, we're heading to columbia, then panama, going to central america. and the objective is north america. why do you think this amount of people are moving right now? how many people are actually heading and coming towards panama, th

it's west of panama city. so keep our eyes on that. is that forecast track will likely continue to change between to now and really landfall maybe on monday. all in the pacific, we've got a monster storm. this one is churning about a very dangerous category 3. look at the eye on this storm system has a role to very symmetrical give you idea of just the raw power. you seem symmetrical like that. that means it along very well. everything is going perfectly in the atmosphere. me linda sustained winds of a 120 miles per hour moving west northwest away from ball away from mexico. look at this those surfers love the sometimes, especially if they move a little bit to the north because that means we're going to get a nice southerly swell coming up from the south right now. looks like it will continue to move out. finally in this week are waters here, but more of a fish storm moving away from the coastline not going to bother anybody maybe just some boats passing by, but that is about it. so that is some good news. but hey, let's go to get away

now you see all the way west of panama city possibly coming on with sustained winds of nearly 60 miles per hour. that's the latest forecast, of course, is moving over some warm waters. we could see that rapidly intensify before that comes on shore. all right. let's get you back out this is a monster storm in the pacific. this is linda, look at that eye on that storm looking back you see a symmetrical. it is that gives you an idea when they get that symmetrical. this gives you an idea that everything is coming right in the atmosphere. just perfectly for the storm system. so it has sustained winds of get this a 120 miles per hour. making it a major hurricane, a category 3. it is moving west-northwest right now at 13 miles per hour. and that is a good direction. we want that moving away from land. you see it pushes out moves into some cooler waters and starts to weaken as we get into the beginning of this next week that becoming a tropical storm possibly by wednesday as it moves a little bit closer. the but right now doesn't look like it's going to affect the wine islands. it all looks li

panama and costa rica. and the very wet weather can be found in the west of mexico. and thanks to the remnants of hurricane graced by the time we get to choose day, it'll be those eastern areas that see some of the heavy downpours that sure weather update. google sponsored pay cut on airways. oh, be the hero world needs ah washer. in the this is al jazeera ah hello the i'm how am i using with the user license coming up in the next 60 minutes? taliban says it will not accept the extension of the august. 31 deadline for western forces to withdraw from of gas done. and on jessica man is killed a couple airports during the firefights involving western forces will have an update of air stone lashes. the northeast region of the united states flooding moves and leading thousands.

west of the keys. i don't think the keys are in the cone. but it's possible panama city, more time to build.ity, more time to build. more rain there. possibly winds at 60 miles per hour. but we do not believe it will become a hurricane. we'll keep a very close eye on it. a lot of rain and another storm going over the same track of the storm. tony, back to you. >> dokoupil: thank you very much. here's a shocking number for you: the f.a.a. reports more than 3800 incidents of what they call unruly airline passengers this year alone. now, dash cam video is capturing a similar menace on the ground to rideshare drivers. cbs' errol barnett has the story. >> if i can't use the backseat, you're going to get fired. >> reporter: dash cam video from lyft driver ye lu, captured the moment an irate passenger attacked him for refusing to allow his d.j.'s equipment in equipment in the car's backseat. finally breaking free, lu calls 911. >> someone attacked me. i think i will die. >> reporter: lu was left bloody with this gash in his forehead. the passenger was latest arrested on mu

coastal areas of columbia simply and hands down pools, while 4 pots of panama and costa rica and the very wet weather can be found in the west of mexico. and thanks to the remnants of hurricane graced by the time we get to choose day, it'll be those eastern areas that see some of the heavy downpours that sure weather update. still ahead on just a room. we speak to some afghan women who managed to escape after the taliban takeover. healing a social explosion. anger is rising in lebanon at the price of gasoline source. we have the leases on the ground. and the torch really takes a short cut with just the day to the so much of the tokyo carolyn takes and have more of it's found out later in sports. ah, book she does with it. very glamorous. it's part of our whole job to, to our very, very special occasion. and for that people who spend money, everything you see on the wall they do is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and come things around my, my, on our do their the grim consequences of mexico, bloody drug. watch the people around you, mr. governor, you've got people who are with the narco, through the eyes of

panama on wednesday for the u. s. heat alert says we head toward the west and also the east now for new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. but let's talk about that active weather, rolling through the great lakes the midwest emitted by and take the rate down to texas. houston a high of 34 degrees on wednesday. see you soon. ah, the story that need to be told find away and demand to be heard, the opening the window into another light and challenging perception. from personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases, inspiring documentary, the change the word on al jazeera. oh a. welcome back here watching else, is there a reminder of our top story? so thought today the taliban have taken another 3 provincial capital in afghanistan, that 9 in under one week un human rights cheap says the violent offensive has left a climate of fear and dread across the country. emergency afghans walks in underway in the top us diplomat to afghanistan in the country capital to press the taliban to stop it's offensive afghan government associates as a demanding a mediator to assess the

panama on wednesday for the u. s. heat alert says we head toward the west and also the east now for new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. but let's talk about that act of whether rolling through the great lakes the midwest submitted by a tick rate down to texas. houston a high of 34 degrees on wednesday. see soon the when a military coup over through chiles marx's president, one stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control. one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for football rebels, explode the life of carlos castelli, the football whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. oh, the me book about kill watching over there with nice a whole rom, the reminder. voluntary stories the taliban has taken another 3 provincial capitals in. it's going to stand 9 in under a week and writes, she says the violent defensive has left a climate of fear and dread. across the country is prime minister. it is calling on all capable civilians to join the fight against rebels into the government forces

west repeated. that was florida is wet and cube was he some big thunderstorms there, much lighter showers and smaller caribbean islands. heavy rain still seems like the and panama costa rica, nick, you're arguing honduras in the course of massive showers of mexico part of the monsoon system in south america. recently. it's been particularly cold, unusual for us. right. i've been to brazil. well, attempt to now rising both by day and by night the a year ago, one of the largest non nuclear blast, the history killed, more than 200 people and injured thousands. the victims families still need answers . we want to come to justice. how did dangerous chemicals end up in baby support? let's be profession. it was not intended for muslim. and was the whole stockpile unloaded from the ship? the missing amal and it wasn't all in one way or another in an illegal way before join me then for there for the full report on me . ready international help for turkey is fees $5.00 suite 3 southern coastal areas after a period of the drought. ah, hello, i'm emily angry. this is al jazeera alive from also coming up last downs and travel restrictions impacts of china to try to hope the

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little more organized, come over the keys and right along the west coast of florida as we go through saturday night and a landfall around panamaght. when i say landfall, you think of a big powerful hurricane. this is going to be a big rainmaker. the winds will not cause any issues. one more hot day in the northwest. in the northeast t temperatures stay 95 for d.c., 95 for new york. as we go through the weekend, we'll watch the rain from fred in the southeast. and on sunday, soaking rain and flood threats in areas of the gulf coast. jonathan, the bottom line is it won't be a big huge issue. we could have another storm behind it. we'll talk a lot more about that one next week. that one has a little more potential to be problematic. >> tha's a relief about fred. bill karins, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >>> coming up, as florida governor ron desantisback pedals from his threat to withhold school officials' pay due to mask mandates. what he's saying about that ongoing fight ahead. ongoing fight ahead. 5g in every plan, so you get it all. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional dr

west, florida. it's moving north-northwest at 16 miles per hour. comes into the gulf sometime early saturday morning, but a wide cone of uncertainty panama city, jacksonville watching this thing. it's going to bring a lot of heavy rain not a big windmaker but heavy rain three to five inches generally for parts of florida, but could be as much as eight inches, and that all depends whether it intensifies as it makes its way into the gulf. craig? >> all right, thank you, al. >>> all right. that's the news. >>> savannah, you have "the boost" >> yes, a super cute one parents expecting a newborn sometimes worry how the older sibling will react doesn't seem to be the problem with this 5-year-old and his baby sister. >> hey, hon. >> what? >> haarlow's awake. >> haarlow >> ah! oh. >> whoa! >> ah -- yea >> ah. >> my goodness that's sweet how cute is that she's loving it. mom says he cannot wait to hug his sissy whenever she wakes up from a nap that is so cute. each night at bedtime, helping her fall asleep. i think about that and my kids and how much they fight, i don't know what to say. >> there you go. >> sometimes -- >> they're grounded. >> sometimes babies have

much more significant. columbia and panama have agreed to work together to stem the flow of migrants stranded at the border around $10000.00 from cuba heights in west africa stuck in the small border town of nia culturally in columbia. tourism is that she sent us the support the abuse tended this people in from the ferry office in the columbia in town of nichol police. they come from haiti and have been waiting for weeks for a chance to cross that going for food and continue with our journey towards the united states and canada by the ferry announce they will only take 200 people a day. even though they sold more than 1000 tickets via john, but he says he needs to leave columbia. now again, i got the we've been here for a month. we want to travel, but they won't let us go. we are in the sun with no food, no water, no money. what we need is for them to let us go. we don't want to be here. we don't have any more dollars. we need a solution. as condemning border closures to have east this small town has been overwhelmed by the arrival of some 22000 people. people who have been waiting for days children pregnant women ready to embark on a very dangerou

rainfall is going to be the big west concern, and you see some of those areas where this makes landfall, mexico beach, panama where you could see a foot of rain, at least 4-8 inches. but as you mentioned, this is not the only tropical system we're paying attention to. drop. call storm grace is still forecast to pass over the island of haiti perhaps monday night into tuesday morning. still a little bit of indecision as you take a look at our forecast models where where exactly this'll pass, but with either way i think it's going to be close enough to they do see at least some impact for it. and remember, we are just at the beginning really of the tropical season. it should only intensify here in the next couple of weeks, eric. eric: oh, man. especially in haiti. all right, adam, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: regarding the ore breaking news of the day, one of the many concerns of the taliban takeover of afghanistan, will the country become an even safer haven for terrorists who may plot more attacks on our homeland? a former state department senior adviser weighs in on that coming up investigation. euriva pl

showers further west repeated that was florida is wet in cuba sees him big thunderstorms, they're much lighter showers and the smaller caribbean islands. heavy rain still seems like he and panama costa rica. nick, you're arguing honduras, and of course, massive showers of mexico part of the monsoon system in south america. recently, it's been particularly cold, unusual. frost robin to brazil. well, attempt to now rising both by day and by night. the news with a bag of energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you. and your bill ah the hello, you're watching out of your i'm emily angland or reminder about health stories is at least ice. people have now died in turkey where high winds in temperature is above 40 degrees celsius. a fanning, wildfires 1000 have been evacuated from their home concert from their hotel easily and grace are also trying to contain multiple wildfires. coastal areas around the italian cds is cut in. yeah. and the scar have been engulfed in flames races. prime minister says it's the worst way in 3 decades. can president has blamed his coun

west coast of florida. the big bend of florida could have certainly inches of rain. it will bring rain to the tennessee river valley. we will see a significant amount of rainfall. highest amounts in panamais moving west at 22 miles per hour with pros warnings for puerto rico. it continues the west track. this might stay north of the cuba. it will limit the chance to weaken like fred. it is looking like it wants to approach southern florida. all areas across the bahamas >>> check out the sunrise over san jose. we've got the sun pushing through those clouds, but expect to see some nice clearing this afternoon along with warmer temperatures. 61 degrees right now in san jose. but look how quickly we warm up, especially for the interior. by 100, 1:00, we'll be in the upper 80s, low 90s. digits expected for the interior valleys and watch out for that smoke. especially if you live in the north bay, and east bay mountains. smoke advisory this weekend. >>> and that's your latest forecast. back to you. >> dylan, thank you very much. coming up, an nfl player making huge moves on and off the field while leading an inspiring campaign to help kids in his commity andun it's time for the biggest sale o

showers further west repeated that was florida is wet and cube was he some big thunderstorms there, much lighter showers and the smaller caribbean islands. heavy rain still seems like in panama, costa rica, nick, you're arguing honduras, and of course, massive showers of mexico part of the monsoon system in south america recently, it's been particularly cold, unusual for us. right. i've been to brazil. well, attempt to now rising both by day and by night the who's a year ago, one of the largest nuclear lots in history killed more than 200 people and injured 1000. the victims families still need answers. we want to compute just how did dangerous chemicals end up in baby support? let's be professional. it was not intended for muslim. and was the whole stockpile unloaded from the ship? the missing amal and it was a move in one way or another. and they could wait for join me for their, for the full report on data. oh, the me know, what's your, i'll just reminder of our top story. this on the delta very is being blamed for the surgical 30 cities and 19 provinces in china. managing the police to be ground 0 the nation wide snare up. among the hardest cases, the scenic city of geor

jones is a west pointer and an early graduate at parachute school at fort benning. he was stationed in the panama canal zone first as a company commander before taking full command of the 501st parachute battalion one of the army's first airborne units. that assignment earned him the nickname panama jones which sort of sticks with them for the rest of his career. you know while the 82nd airborne division and later the hundred and first airborne division stood out and their fight in europe. it was the 503rd parachute infantry regiment that was sent to australia in 1942. and it was it was general macarthur strategic reserve. it was the only independent airborne regiment in the pacific theater. so as you go through the book one of the first guys you'll meet is the guy named bill calhoun and at the age of only 21. i'm sorry 22 first lieutenant bill calhoun was already a veteran paratrooper. he earned a purple heart but the time he gets ordered to take corregidor and he was the leader of the first platoon for f company and in this picture here, he's holding a thompson submachine gun. honestly, calhoun

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west point are and an early graduate of parachutes. he was stationed as a company commander before taking full command of the first parachute battalion. that assignment earned him the nickname panama jones which sticks with him for the rest of his career. while the 82nd airborne division stood out in that fight in europe, it was his that was sent to in australia of 1942 and it was general macarthur's reserve. as you go through the book, one of the first guys you will meet is a guy named bill calhoun. at 21 -- 22, first lieutenant bill calhoun was a veteran parachute. he had a purple heart. at the time, ordered to take corregidor, and he was the leader of the first platoon. in this picture, he is holding a machine gun. the books narrative is built on his unpublished memoir. the second copy i got was printed with his handwritten notes on it, and that came from his family. his memoir is the back bone of the narrative of "rock force" and gives you the character to follow as well as his inner monologue. out to me in the snow more was how much of a toll being combat commander took on? how much he loved his, men but also how much he struggled with its importance, and i thought it was tel

west. very disorganized at this point. we've seen heavy rain across the keys. flood watches for south florida. here in the florida peninsula we have tropical storm watches from the alabama border to panama city. dangerous surf conditions here today. here's the forecast track for what should be tropical storm fred as it continues its trek to the north, making landfall late tomorrow into tuesday morning, hopefully, below hurricane status. that's a c >> reporter: from the tropics to fires and floods in the west, talk more about that in the next half hour. guys over to you. >> a lot going on in the weather department. rob, thank you. >>> now a look at the sting of inflation. lots of items costing more, but there are some exceptions. abc's deirdre bolton is in new york city with more on that. good morning to you, deidre. >> reporter: good morning, eva. it's all relative. there are two categories of goods that made headlines for having prices in the stratosphere that are coming down now. lumber hitting an all-time high in may. the pandemic had americans building houses or fixing existing ones. as of this week, prices down 65%. your next home project may be cheaper. the other big category, use

will take the weekend, traverses west goings of florida the center of the storm that it, making landfall around the big bend of florida. maybe around the pensacola, panamah an hour storm that is the sustained winds. one last thing i want to talk about, neil, once the storm moves inland, it will move into the north georgia mountains, into the mountains of south carolina, north carolina, southern appalachians. we'll talk there potentially five or 6:00-inches of rain falling quickly. we could talk about significant inland flooding there as well. neil. neil: rick, got it. thank you very much for that. there is another storm brewing or potentially in florida having nothing to do with mother nature but everything to do with this mask mandate about which the governor wants zero to do with. a numb i about much localities including those run by republicans concerns that the governor's stance offers them very little wiggle room. we'll talk about miami mayor republican who is defying the anti-mandate position of the governor. ahead of that to phil keating how other various districts and municipalities are handling all of this. phil? reporter: neil, right now flori

west palm beach, florida. when and where did you serve, sir? caller: good morning. mr. butler, good morning. i was deployed to panamaaudi arabia, and i was also deployed to bosnia, and i also had a duty station in germany, korea, and italy. my question is to you -- out of all the conflicts and wars that we have been in, including iraq and afghanistan, how many -- vietnamese or koreans or anybody -- did we have to bring to the states? because ever since the revolutionary war, we have had allies. they used african-americans in the civil war for different reasons. i cannot remember anybody having a big issue trying to bring all these people from afghanistan, from other countries, that serve the american purpose with the help of their country. the taliban -- in afghanistan and pakistan, if i am correct. i wonder how many from other countries that we have brought back after wars? guest: it's a good question. i don't have the answer in terms of numbers, but i think you raise a good point, which is that foreign -- foreign individuals fighting on behalf, alongside the u.s., is not something new. this goes back to the revolu

west. so instead of two florida land falls it looks like one on monday up in the florida panhandle, perhaps somewhere between pensacola and panamared is more than annoyance this weekend not too much strong for much worry but definitely a rainmaker. >> the dominican republic republican haiti have already seen what the storm is all about this wednesday. rain, lots of rain. and a lot of street flooding on areas like south florida that are already, well saturated. the miami and fort lauderdale area is no longer in the cone of concern but still with 3 to 7 inches of rain possible today and tomorrow, several sandbagging stations were set up from miami all the way north to tallahassee for those worried about flooding. a tropical storm warning remains in effect for half of the florida keys. no longer all of the keys, it starts here in marathon, seven mile bridge and goes westbound through key west in the dry -- there was also now as of this morning a tropical storm warning for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands, that is due to grace, all of south florida this weekend remains under a flood watch. back to you. lawrence: thanks, phil,