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i'm afraid it will change forever the beauty of havana d brg into mh capalism an make it something different than what it is. reporter: the island is rapidly running out of space to welcome and ever-growing number of visitors. renting out rooms in their houses on top of the state-owned hotels. soon, the 12,000 rooms available in havana will not be enough. 7 million tourists are expected to arrive each year as of 2018. >> we have the same airports we had 20 years ago. we haven't increased operational capacity simply because there isn't funding. investment isign expected to increase in the coming years to help speed up the island's development. locals remain adamant that despite the changes to calm, cuba's soul will be left untouched. host: investigators say they are far from solving the puzzle of last november's paris to tax -- attacks. coming after news of the arrest on friday.t belgium has identified an accomplice on the run. reporter: he is still on the run , but belgium authorities have identified the accomplice by his dna. he is a 24-year-old that has been using a fake id. he is believed

president obama making history here, the first american president in d%cades to see havana with his own eyes. we ask, how much of cuba has changed since president coolidge was here in928? and tonight, the letter president obama sent to cuba before he even arrived. this moment, 88 years in the making, once unthinkable. the first family in cuba tonight. air force one landing here in havana. a much different entrance last time. president calvin coolidge, iling into havana on a battleship. the only other sitting u.s. president to visit here. it was 1928. his wife, grace, arm in arm with the cuban president. the cheering crowds, leaning from balconies, welcoming president coolidge. a reporter, writing for "the new york times" back then saying, "his face was full of smiles." the streets, then and now, with and tonight, president obama, seen smiling too. the president sent a letter to cuba this past week, one of the first direct letters to arrive here in decades. the president writing to a cuban woman. ileana yarza, who has written the president before,%sharing her happiness at the president "

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rita's church outside of havana, ended with a silent march d dn seveval blocks, and then dozens of protesters backingent cubanan dissident, no more hunger flyers flew, and with uncanny accuracy, antonio rodriguez described what would happen before it did. repressive is the cuban regime. and a couple of blocks, you're going to see people thi they bring here to repress us. >> they detained all of us. everybody who participated in the march was detained. >> lucinda was there. she's carrying her white clothes were her, she says, so she can t to her destination without being stopped. we talked to the two protesters hours before their arrest. >> they were like this, because they're husband and wife, and they were dragging them on the ground. gomez too. >> reporter: we spoke to a lady in white he was here alone, because she said a meeting was happening at 11:00. she was unable to make it quod. the moment we went down the street, we turned around and she doesn't carry a cellphone because she doesn't want them to the ladies in white fight for rights on the island. for any who question their rights, go

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havana. >>> good evening from a rainy d me the museum of the revolution. just a few hours ago this communist nation welcomed president obama who is stepping on to cuban soil under rain became the first american president to visit here in 88 years. as part of his two-day trip, thet with cuban leader raul castro and make an address to the hoping to further nudge open doors of travel and commerce eight months after the two nations re-established there are years of mistrust to unravel and an american economic embar go in place. joins me with more on today. >> good evening, lester. what a day it has been. president obama has been working for years, an historic presidential visit he hopes will make his opening to cuba a major part of his orter: in driving rain, president obama touched down in havana, hoping to cement his high-stakes cuba diplomacy withnal touch. bringing the entire first family. michelle obama, the obama daughters, and his mother-in-law. he immediately tweeted in locals it going, cuba. que bola, cuba. just touched down looking forward to meeting

frontier asked for a total of four flights to havana -- three round trips from miami each day and one from d-i-a. all total, 8 airlines are bidding on these flights. the university of colorado's mascot -- ralphie, or csu's cam the ram have a good chance of making their debut on the tail of a launched a contest that allows you to vote on the mascot of a team or organization to join the wildlife that already decorates its planes. it looks like cam the ram is in 2nd place....edging out ralphie in the early go. the university of florida's albert and alberta gator were in first. you can nominate your mascot at flyfrontier-dot- com-slash- mascotcontest. voting continues through april 30 with the winner announced in may. denver is planning a construction project that will cut through the sand creek regional greenway - in stapleton. the city wants to connect mlk at havana... with peoria. crews will also add a multi-use path in the area. if you want to give project... there's a central park they've fled their countries... and call home... no represent gives a team of refugee athletes the chance to co

havana tomorrow at 4:00. anchor: we're also learning cuba. the c. d. c. has issued a travel advisory for the island. this comes after the first local case was confirmed there on tuesday. the virus leads to birth defects in pregnant woman and may also be sexually transmitted. the warning comes on the eve of president obama's historic visit to cuba. >> also tonight, wild weather off the coast of f . laurdale. beach goers captured a water posted on social media. that system eventually hit land and did some damage, boats were tossed and peoplu at a restaurant near the beach got quite a scare. it happened around 2:30 in the afternoon. >> winds were well over 50 mil per hour. eric shore is live in ft. lauderdale with more on the damage. >> reporter: good evening. we are hearing officially from the weather service that this was a tornado, a water spout that turned into a tornado when it hit land. and it caused damage. take a look at some of the debris left on theeach. you really can't recognize it, but that is a sale boat, it reallylcaused a scarereor beach goers out here today. it was really scary. >> rep

we d get a crime stoppers tip that he was living in the little havana area. >> reporter: he faced a judge this afternoon accused of breaking into the la progresiva school in little hahana on monday. surveillance video captured t t crime in progress before police say he tried to smash the camera. >> he did confess to this burglary and another burglary at another school down the street in the little havana area as well. we know this guy has broken into two schools. the most important thing is recovering the 5,000 that he took from these kids. in the 2400 block of northwest seventh street devastated students and staff because it was money they had been saving for an upcoming school trip. >> the bigs ones were really disappointed. >> reporter: the trip will take place as planned thanks to donations from the community, including a large check from the miami heat. >> anonymous donations. it was incredible. incredible the way god opened the doors and the help came. it was overwhelng. >> reporter: overwhelming indeed. he faces a number of charges, including grand theft. his bond set at $22,000. a

havana. investigators say the suspect d a knife and ran away without taking anything when a worker yelled for help. if you have any information as to who that person might re, call miami police. >>> a second south florida man is arrested in connection with a multimillion dollar gold heist. investigatts say alberto perez was involved in hijacking a tractor-trailer in north carolina last year. the truck was headed to boston with nearly $5 million in gold bars. >>> a south florida teenager accused of pretending to be a doctor has less than 48 hours to schedule a mental exam for himself. this comes after his arrest once again yesterday. 19-year-old malachi love robinson has since walked out of jail after a palm beach county judge granted him supervised rease. >>> in a few hours former presidential candidate mitt romney set to give a speech on presidential race. expected to praise senators marco rubio and ted cruz and bash donald trump. a fewours later the candidates are scheduled to debate in detroit. >>> it's been a lon time coming. the official groundbreaking center for the miami world center o

havana and how are they spending their money? this is what we found out. from walking tours, old cars, buses, and double-decker buses to horse drawn carriages, crudes d even segways. tourists seem to be flocking to cuba. daiquris in the bars to the new restaurants that are starting to open up in havana. business in the tourist areas like old havana is moving. >> translator: my typical clients until recently was european and some canadians but i've seen an increase in american tourists, especially from california. >> reporter: grigorio owns now bar and grill very close to the port. just in march cuba reported the arrival of one million international visitors this year so far, an increase of 14.6%. >> translator: there's certainly people who benefit from the tourists, like the taxi drivers, street venenrs, and people like myself. >> reporter: up to now, most tourists were from europe, but now they are starting to see americans. where are you from? >> phoenix, arizona. >> reporte what are you doing here in cuba? >> we were here for a volunteer trip. >>reporter: what do you think about cuba? >> cuba has been more than anything we could have imagined. it's beau

havana on march 25. that would be three days after d president obama's visit there. i know it's only rock 'n' roll, but castro's cuba once jailed people for listening to it. and a high school team learned a hard lesson on the hard wood-- don't celebrate too soon. burilville appeared to win the rhode island state title when one of its players stole the ball and tossed it in the air with time running out. teammates stormed the floor, but turns out, chariho caught the ball and called time out and had s winning basket. their turn to celebrate. coming up next, larry sanders casts a super tuesday vote for his little brother. >>this portion of "the cbs evening news" is sponsored by cialis. or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, p as it

d's. american airlines is asking for permission to fly nonstop from north carolina to havana, cuba. the flights would go from charlotte to cuba's capital city. it's being called a landmark move as air carriers and the u.s. government try to re-establish ties with the carribbean country. other cities looking for daily flights include dallas-fort worth, miami, los angeles and chicago. right now ther are only charter flights. a new report looks at the number of people who go into the hospital to get treatment.- and end up getting sick with antibiotic-resistant bacteria. the centers for disease control and prevention says that on any given day -- 1 patient out of 25 has at that they didn't have prior to being admitted. many of those infections are caused by superbugs. overall, the c-d-c reports hospitals are doing a better job at preventing many of these infections. an update on sports authority filing for bankruptcy. we told you yesterday at four, it will close 140 stores. new at 5:30 - we're learning which stores in hampton roads will be commonwealth. that includes: the store on colis

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havana tomorrow at 4:00. >> anchor: we're also learning that zika fears have reached cuba. the c. d. c.. has issued a travel advisory for the island. this comes after the first local case was confirmed there on tuesday. the virus leads to birth defects in pregnant woman and may also be sexually transmitted. the warning comes on the eve of president obama's historic visit to cuba. >> also tonigig, wild weather off the coast of ft. lauderdale. beach goers captured a water posted on social media. >> that system eventually hit land and did some damage, boats were tossed and people at a restaurant nearhe beach got quite a scare. it happened around 2:30 in the afternoon. >> winds were well over 50 miles per hour. eric shore is live in ft. lauderdale with more on the damage. >> reporter: good evening. we are hearing officially from the weather service that this was a tornado, a water spout that turned into a tornado when it hit land. and it caused damage. take a look at some of the debris left onon the beach. you u ally can't recognize it, butthat is a sale boat, it really caused a scare for be

havana. many of those planes would leave from cities like chicago, new york, and washington d-c. coming up -- taste the rainbow. but this popular baking trend isn t-p&a colorful candy. -p&grab the creme cheese -- we re taking a bite out of rainbow bagels. and coming up on newschannel three at six -- why progress on the bonner bridge -- may mean tonight the chesapeake sports club is hosting a dinner to raise money for local high school students. and the keynote speaker will be former redskins running back -- john riggins. our merris badcock is there and joins us live with more. our merris badcock is there and joins us live with more. laila, les -- i m down here at the chesapeake conference center, where we are gearing up for the 5th annual jamboree. this event benefits the chesapeake sports club. the about giving recognition and scholarships to deserving chesapeake student athletes. and who better to help them celebrate than with washington redskins living legend john riggins. riggins played in the 1982 and 1983 nfc championship games and super bowls xvii and xviii and made the mo

and d our own keith cate is also president's historic visit. he will be watching the rays game in havana. you will see his reports starting sunday. >>> the u.s. house has voted unanimously to declare what east as genocide. this comes after secretary of state john kerry completed his review of the terror group. he says they are committing genocide against christians and other minorities in syria and iraq. this is only the second time they have used the term genocide in an ongoing conflict. >>> efforts are going on toe free an american student jailed in nonorth korea. otto wormbier was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for stealing a propaganda flag. . he begegged for help in front of cameras.s. >> an innocent scapegoat. >> the allegations for which this individual l was imprisoned would not give rise to arrest or prison in the united states or just about any other country in the world. >> former new mexico governor bill richardson isis working to try and get him released. >>> and we are getttting a look at some new images of the >> and it is a look that has some people shaking their heads.

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d de. 305-471-tips. >> reporter: >> danielle: we're just days way from the president's historic trirp to cuba. >> lynn: and more details revealed. robbin simmons reports from havana. >> reporter: it has been almost 90 years since an american president has come to cuba and walked streets of havana. when president obama arrives stops le make is here at the cathedral too meet ortega. and that meeting a nod to the important role of the catholic church played in opening the door to norma la disaition of relations with cuba. both pope francis and jaime ortega we instrumental in creating the talks. and the president and his family will take? some of the siets cites in little havana. the cuban poat hero in the fight for cuba's independence from spaifnlt the president will meet raul castro but the obama administration says there is no meeting public or private with fidel castro but le meetith human rites advocates on the island. the administtion de claind to name them that the point. all around havana you can see signs of preparations for the historic trip. painting, sweeping, construction in the areas the spreads cel scwald to visit. presesent obama gets here to receive

d. >>> now at 4:26, for the first time in almost a century, an american president is waking up on cuban soil. we're live from havana president obama's agenda. >>> ahead just for metro users, why you might want to use the house just a little early this morning in order to catch your train on time. >>> and it might be the first full day of spring, but it sure doesn't feel like it. when can we expect to see more seasonable temperatures? >> morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. it does not deal like spring. >> it's that time of year -- again. tom kierein is in for chuck this morning. >> good morning. don't hit me. certainly more like winter than spring. still getting wet snow on the eastern shore and it wasn't a mixture of wet snow and rain last few showers, southern st. mary's into the northern neck and parts of calvert county, but that's moved east of the bay and pulling off to the north and east. and it will leave maybe an inch or two on the grassy areas on the eastern shore. no accumulation in southern maryland. temperatures are before freezing so nothing is freezing up. and your weat

to cuba continues, the president and first family touching down in havana sunday afternoon, addressing staffers from the embassy, and d uring. we have complete coverage of the historic visit. >> that is all for us for right now. next. just dance it will be okay just dance >>> welcome back to "good morning america." little sneak peek at "dancing with the stars'" final rehearsal. big premiere night. everyone getting ready. we'll take you behind the scenes >> trying to get situated over here. >> i thought you were dancing. >> no, that would be ginger. >> that'ss ginger. lot more of that coming up. let't' go upstairs to amy and sam ririt now. >>> hey there. we were talking about amongst ourselves. time to spring it on. brand-new series helping you spring into shape. we're transformi your body with some help with celebrity trainer erin oprea. >> it's awesome to have her. her book by the way is inspiring stars like carrie underwood and revealing how in four weeks you can save your life with four tips and four exercise and the 4, by 4 week tips. >> we're going to cut out the pasta at night. use a spiralizer. so delicious. >>

d se >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." making history in cuba. president obama just touching down here. the first time in nearly 90 years an american president has set foot in havana. but the visit not without controversy. will there be new opportunity for american business here? be allowed in? the famous hotel chain announcing new plans tonight. as we take you into havana. the young families. the vintage american cars. as we get set for our exclusive interview with the president. >>> also breaking this sunday night, the eruption of protests against donald trump from new york to arizona. a trump supporter arrested for assaulting a protester. trump's campaign manager caught on camera. and tonight, trump fires back. >>> images coming in from the scene tonight. a police officer shot and killed. a young father, less than three years on the job. a second officer wounded under fire while serving a warrant. >>> and as spring arrives, the winter storm warnings for millions as we come on the air tonight. up to eight inches of snow in some places. >>> good evening tonight from

d like for him to know about our country. our story, our country, how beautiful it is. its tourist attactions so he can share it with everyone else. than 50 years. jay gray, nbc news, havana, cuba. lisa: travel for americans is still very limited right now. the state department will not issue a visa for tourists. and of course the trade embargo remains in place, still many see this visit as a crucial first step toward easing relations and restrictions here. mark: a most-wanted suspect in the paris terror attacks is now opposing extradition to france. salah abdeslam was released from a hospital in belgium saturday, where he was being treated for injuries related to a shootout with police friday. he is expected to undergo a authorities. abdeslam is a key suspect in the paris terror attacks last people. indiana governor mike pence has ordered all flags at state facilities to be flown at half staff today. lisa: this after a sheriff' s deputy was killed in the line of duty. howard county deputy carl koontz died at an indianapolis hospital, after being shot early sunday morning. jordan buckley, were serving an arrest warrant at a mobile home park, when they were met with gunfir

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d. >>> next tonight here, to the immediate reaction right here at home, from the two front-runners in the race for president. and president obama himself observing a moment of silence in havana, before that historic game, the tampa bay rays playing the cuban national team. but it was what donald trump said about waterboarding and what else he would do that had hillary clinton responding and quickly. here's abc's tom llamas with how the presidential candidates would handle the attacks. >> reporter: tonight, terrorism at the forefront of the race for president. gop front-runner donald trump on "gma," saying he'd use waterboarding and worse to get information from salah abdeslam, captured in belgium. >> i would use maximum, maximum interrogation technique. i would have waterboarding and i would go a step further. we could have probably cut this off if they used the right technique and used the right technique on him. >> reporter: but hillary clinton blasting trump's approach. >> i don't think they need to resort to torture. you know, that's like an on recruitment poster for more terrorists, and it's wrong and it doesn't work. >> reporter: senator ted cruz with his own solution

. >> americans cal account for a d of the people in the world who buy cigars. many are heading to havanahe country's annual celebration of tobacco. lucia newman is there. >> the smell of tobacco is overpowers. cigar aficionados are puffing away competing who can produce the most ash. it's a tradition, accompanying the havana cigar festival. >> i have to say there are more people in china start to smoke cigars, the trend. >> turned into a classroom for afist yoa nad oweaaficionados t. among them george from new york who says he smoked his first cuban cigar before the first economic embargo that barred americans from bringing cuban cigars into the country. >> my grandfather was a physician, gave me a box of romeo and juliet, at 17, and i was looked. >> he couldn't smoke them, a record number of americans are here openly, to take part in the festival. >> i thought it was a long time coming and i'm glad to see obama has finally opened up the gates. >> reporter: this year's festival is also special because it celebrates the 50th 50th anniversary of cuba' cuba's own. >> in the neal 1982 when t

havana. due to start any minute now, michelle. >> yes, he's arrive d and is se to talk to the cuban people. whether you're a supporter of what the president is doing or a critic, you can't deny this is an extraordinary moment. an extraordinary opportunity. the leader of the free world is about to address 11 million people who live under a political and economic dictatorship. he said he will use that opportunity or we've been guided by the white house to learn he will use that opportunity to discuss the history twine the two countries, the tense history what he hopes for the future describe what he is doing and why, not only is this addressed to the cuban people but cuban-americans living in the eyes, many who have been critical of the loosening of the relationship between the two countries and the lawsuioosenin the embargo. >> michelle house speaker paul ryan. >> the next minute people are running for their lives. this is a terrorist attack in the paheart of europe. as our countries have always done, we must confront this threat together. we must defend democracy and defeat terror. our pray

d ds away from south florida's biggest block party, calle ocho. >> janine: the free festival is organized by the kiwanis club of little havana. it's their 40th year celebrating and this year they're dedicating stage for a very pecial reasoso >> we have the stage for the past kings ands queens. we're doing a stage at 12th avenue dedicated to our 40th anniversary. >> janine: a fourth stage for gar yeah this year is king make sure to come see us and him. >> calvin: laurie will be talking with him one on one. he is the man. >>> still to come today, parents accused of going way too far when it comes to disciplining their child. the fatr was caught on camera hitting his son with a karate belt, and his wife egged him n. we're now hearing from witnesses, all new at 6:00. >> janine: plus, crooks caught on camera secretly insaul a station on miami beach. >> calvin: but first, weave the amazing recovery a young woman police say was beaten into a coma by her roommate. this stowre first here on 10 (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound

. >> we are live in havana as the president bid farewell to the island nation. craig joins us once again to break down his last d d with the cuban people. caichlingt the president bell keates draird we are in a new era and time to leave the past behind. after his short visit here one thing is abundantly clear tonight. cuba u.s. relations are head entered an entire different direction. >> president out of thes of america. barack obama. >> president obama took the stage at the great theater of havana. here he would highlight the u.s. and cuba a hopeful future. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the america. >> the president had an audience of more than 1,000 people inside the theater but remark clearly aimed at the cuban people across the island. >> the the speech was broadcast live on government run television. mr. obama spoke of the 90 miles between the neighboring country and the perilous journey undertaken for a chance at freedom. >> that short distance has been crsed by hundreds of thousands office cuban exiles on planes@ and make shift raft. >> he emphasized in verypermanent term

d. >>> it's a historic day for the united states, cuba, and the rest of the world. president obama and the first family will depart for havanat hours from now. the first presidential visit to the island nation in 88 years. obama is taking on a careful balancing act, trying to normalize relations teen the two nations while expanding cuba's leaders to expand their freedoms. what's been the sentiment in preparation for this historic visit? >> there's a huge level of excitement. i just talked to a young teacher who said it was a day neither she nor her mother thought would ever come. a president of the united states coming here just 190 miles away from the united states mainland, but worlds away from where they have been politically for almost 90 years. big changes are afoot, and we're going to see indications of it as the president comes with a congressional delegation that is determined both to push for human rights, buls also for economic opportunity, and that's the message that they think is going to resonate here, a country that has seen so much hardship, so much oppression, that they might have, for example, more tourism t

handcuffed and thrown on the cell's floor naked afned --d left asloafnlt or how about the young cuban dissident who met with ben rose and was arrested in havana. it was reported that on march 14 castro regime arrested carlos meloliva, head of the youth wing of the cuban trayotic union. he is being accused of antisocial behavior. on friday, he had participated in a meeting in miami with ben rhodes, president obama's deputy national security advisor. he returned to havana on sunday. i guess that's what raoul castro thinks about those who meet with the president's deputy security advisor. notwithstanding their true stories and thousands of stories like them, the president's first announced sweeping changes to america's strategic approach to the castro regime in december of 2014, in broad strokes we learned of the reestablishment of diplomatic repletions in exchange for symbols of the united states flag flying over the embassy in havana and a cuban flag flying history of a cuban embassy in washington. we heard about how could you base designation as a state of terrorism would be lifted. we learned of the easing of sanctions to increase travel, co

d were gone. the carjrjacker abandoned the car with the child still in it though. anyone with information is urged to call the sheriff's office. >>> president barack obama and the first family landnd in havana cuba in a few days. their historic trip starts sunday. anticipation is creating an obama mania on the island. look here. you can see things like shirt, flags, magnets and buttons all over havana. >>> it 16:31 on this -- it is 6:31 on this friday morning. >> not a bad way to get friday started. we don't have fog which is good news. we do have extra clouds and notice a lot of rain south of the panhandle in the gulf of mexico. but as this rain gets closer to our shoreline, it kind of dissipates but wouldn't be out of the question through the day that one holds together enough to sneak through here. i left in a 20% rain chance. but not bad, 57 in zephyrhills. you may notice it's a little morning, 60 in apollo beach. 70 tampa. 67 bradenton. and our forecast throughout the day today, notice going forward around 8:00, yes, more clouds. but these showers are kind of few and far between. yes, they're there and that's why i left in the 20% rain chance. and but clouds the bigger story along with

d been at sea for 22 days. this afternoon, president barack obama becomes the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba in almost 90 years. he' ll board a plane for havana this afternoon, and meet with u.s. embassy personnel. as you may remember, it recently reopened when the two countries restored diplomatic ties. the first family will go on a walking tour this afternoon of old havana. tomorrow, they' ll catch a tampa bay rays game. and on monday, president obama will meet with cuban president, raul castro. now to commitment 2016. we have a new look a man who punched and kicked protesters, trump rally. tucson police arrested and charged him with assault. this was just one of many interruptions on the campaign trail out west. nbc' s chris pollone shows us that the candidates are also throwing punches. chris: in tucson, arizona, violence marred another donald trump rally. video shows a man kicking and punching a protester who was being led from the arena before local police stepped in. it came during an event which was constantly interrupted. donald trump there' s a put' he thinks he' he' s a disgusting guy. chris earlier, trump spoke to : thousands near