. ♪ >>> down here, birthplace of the daquiri, a statue holds hemingway's birth spot.avorite bar. he'd snort at the selfie takers and throw sponge bob into the street and go back to lookout farm where even today everything is just like he left it. ♪ because papa thought he'd be back. back in his favorite boots, reading his favorite books, he wrote the old man in the sea on this machine, under the trophy he shot. so surely he would have packed them if he knew he was leaving cuba forever. but like so many, hemingway thought the revolution would blow over and americans would be right back. well, he was just off by a half-century or so. it's amazing being in here. it's so well-preserved. >> this is probably one of the best preserved places that he had. >> most visitors are only allowed to peak in the windows but these are hemingway grandsons. >> so that's greg, our father. and that's our uncle pat. >> since their stepmom left this place to the cuban people, they are not here as heirs but guests. look at all of the books man. is this his office or just another study? >> thi

>> yeah. >> after fleeing the crush of key west, hemingway holed up here for 20 years.of war and the hunt, and his complicated psyche. >> this is a bit of the archaeology here. >> he would keep track of his weight? >> he was obsessed with it. >> you have a complicated family history but do you have any sense of ownership? do you think this should be ours, we should be able to come and go here as we please? >> i don't feel that. >> i wouldn't want to live in one of the houses like this because it's just too much of an attraction for people. >> that attraction will only get bigger as more americans come. but more important are all the cubans who fled their comfortable homes certain they'd be right back. >> my parents had a crazy story. they left cuba in 1961 as peter pan migrants. so these were kids that, during the height of the cuban revolution, were sent away by their families to live with family in the united states. >> and their parents said we're going to send you to the states while this -- until this blows over? >> yeah. >> and then never came back for years? >> m

to the left of your picture, that part of the plaza is where hemingway, the bar where hemingway usedmojitos here and write about the fanciful notions he had and now president obama is there with his family. many levels of history but the relevance is what it will it mean going forward? this is a repressive regime. what will change? is this about making money for american companies or making new freedoms for cuban people. this isn't like when we came here for the pope. the word had been out for weeks he was coming. people forget how hard it is to get information here. the word isn't spread the same way about president obama coming. people weren't brought in. we know there have been efforts to slow people from coming in to the city and yet you found people for whom this moment means so much. >> there's no question, chris. i think what you see behind me speaks volumes. normally this is a place where despite the rain people would rather and if it wasn't raining thousands of people would be gathered. what we see this afternoon and a short while ago, the presidential motorcade drove down h

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he will be touring old havana and perhaps stop at ernest hemingway's favorite watering holes or eat in one of the privately oanld restaurants, ows testament to the culture. but havana also wears the scars of decades of decay. what president obama will not see is what's on the inside. so many of these house he are absolutely deteriorated because of lack of maintenance and repairs. this one has simply collapsed in fact i.t. has been condemned yet there are still families living inside. 74-year-old amaro mo thrvetiontemontez hasbeen livin. >> there's no plumbing so at night i bring water from the sewage tank from the building next door but only for the toilet and to bathe because it's too contaminated. >> cuban authorities will likely tell obama that the faded paint and crumbling buildings are the fault of u.s. economic sanctions of half a century but many say government neglect is mostly to blame. still the city is a metaphor of a cold war bilateral relationship that is falling apart. a relationship that was kept frozen in time and with obama's visit, appears to be taking a giant step in

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ernest hemingway. you can't let go, can you, hotch? [gasps] aaron... i'm not leaving. officer down! we need some help! we cannot move! they're not coming. yes, your orders are not to let anyone in until the area is cleared. oh, man. but that's-- that's proper procedure. [helicopter] we're getting reports that an explosion has rocked the neighborhood in the vicinity of the federal plaza. authorities have closed down the entire area and are not going to give any informatioat this time. and with 8 suspicious incidences in as little as 3 weeks, we have no room but to speculate whether or not there will be more attacks. we have no word yet on any injuries, but with the explosion heard as far away as prince street, an unconfirmed repor said it was a car bomb. nypd's emergency services,as well as federal... thcell phone system is crashing. a car bomb. did they say where? no. can you recall every site where the shootings occurred? uh, hell's kitchen, murray hill, lower east side, chinatown. all right, if our profile is correct and all 8 murders were tests to gauge response times, we're look

. >> bay harbor island police chief hemingway says this is the first distraction theft of the elderly they have had in at least 5 years. >> my pearls. he didn't take. he had something in the drawer. just traumatic to think somebody dmim your house. >> police working the case around the clock. if you have any information on who committed this heart breaking crime call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. remember you can remain anonymous. on bay harbor island 7 news night team. to be alive after dangerous decision took a fiery turn. fire breathing stunt left rick c carlsbadly burned. pembroke pines man done the trick thousands of times he says recently howev he changed the lighter fluid he uses trying it out for the first time atlantic high school in del rey beach. >> my mistake my fall out take full responsibility i should have practiced. this is what happens when you florida i with h re. >> police suffered second degree burns to his head as well as burns to a four arm and part of his leg. >> coming up at 11:00 o'clock. it's a busy weekend across south florida. >> you ain't ly

justice marty did some of his most famous work, and earnst hemingway lived here and wrote some of hisreatest works. and later today our players will compete on the same field that jacky robinson played on before he made his major league debut. [ applause ] >> and it said that our greatest boxer once paid tribute to a cuban that he could never fight, saying ho would only be able to reach a draw with the great cuban, mr. stevenson. [ applause ] >> so even as our governments become adversaries our people continued to share these common passions particularly as so many cubans came to america. in miami or havana, you can find places to dance the chaw cha cha, or the salsa, and eat [ speaking spanish ] . [ laughter ] >> people in both of our countries have sung along with glor gloria estefan, and now listen to pitbull. [ laughter ] >> millions share a common religion. a peace that cubans find in la kachita. for all of our differences the you cubans and americans share a sense of patriotism, and a lot of proud, a profound love of family, a passion for our children, a commitment to their educ

immeadiately for yourself but you will probably help us solve another on and bay harbor police chief shaun hemingway sayshis is the dpirs distrablght traction theft of the elderly they have had in at least five years. my pearls hee didn't take. it is just tra mat toik think house. >> reporter: we know bay harbor island police are working this case around the they are concerned. they want the public to know about it. in the meantime not a very detailed description of the suspect so. if you have any information on this cas if you know who did this, pick up the phone, call crime stoppers, that number is 305-471-tips. you can remain anonymous. remember in this case, thousands of dollars worth of jewelry is rntion would bring such happiness to this 90-year-old woman to leaea some of that jewelry can be found and returned and the person responsible arrested. we're live in bay car harbor island tonight rosh lowe. an nfl player fighting for his life nay south florida hospital. baltimore ravens quarter back tray walker in critical condition after motorcycle accident last night. police say he was riding dirt

. >> bay harbor island police chief hemingway says this is the first distraction theft of the elderly they have had in at least 5 years. >> my pearls. he didn't take. hehe had something in the drawer. just traumic to think somebody dmim your house. >> police working the case around the clock. if you have any information on who committed this heart breaking crime call crime stoppers at this number on the screen. remember you can remain anonymous. on bay harbor island 7 news night team. >> south florida man says lucky to be alive after dangerous decision took a fiery turn. c carlsbadly burned. pembroke pines man done the trick thousands of times he says recently however he changed the lighter fluid he uses trying it out for the first time atlantic high school in deleley beach. >> my mistakey fall out take full responsibility i should have practiced. this is what happens when you florida i with fire. >> police suffered second degree burns too his head as well as burns to a four arm and part of his leg. >> coming up at 11:00 o'clock. it's a busy weekend across south florida. >> you ain't

able to admire cuba's col on y'all center when he tours old havana and perhaps stop at earnest hemingway'sfamous water holes. testame testament to the non-state sector. part of this magic and new moment is because we have accumulated so many layers of history and beautiful architecture and design. >> reporter: havana wears scars of decades of decay. what president obama won't see is what's on the inside. so many of these houses are absolutely deteriorated because of lack of maintenance and repairs. this one has simply collapsed and has been condemned and yet, there are still families living inside. >> 74-year-old mundes has been living here since he was 12. he said he is finally, about to be moved by the government. there is there is no plumbing. so at night, i bring water from the sewage tank of the building next door, but only for the toilet and to bathe because it's too contaminated. >> . >> reporter: cuban authorities will tell obama that the faded paint are the fault of half a century of u.s. sanctions although many here say government neg neglect is mostly to blame. still, the city i

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paid a fair wage they want to not be pulled over and died in a police zone the show is a >> anthony hemingway has a captivating way of telling the story through motion pictures, the musical score is by john legendthy ic. >> plays the relator slave who leads the escape . he says he was homeless homeless three times in his honor to play a strong character like noah. is necessary to get the job done . >> there haven't been off the plantation it is hard to dream about that he's the first person to share those dreams.he >> is a powerful narrative of slaves risking everything for their family in the future and their freedomwe. >> underground premieres tomorrow, march 9 at 10:00 p.m. the wicket of the deal that we package together called caught on camera.we >> began with a close was a close call for a reporter andnd rt cameraman in san francisco. >> alex savidge was covering a train derailment this morning when they car crashed and veered toward him, his photographerra yelled for him toph move and he got out of the way in the nick of time, his nextw live shot, he was heard to say that he's glad to b

. >> this is what the favorite spots of ernest hemingway and it is packed. >> he snows -- knows about this he knows about it from the 1800s. jose marti our here rewas here and in this moment this is very good city and party with the united states. >> reporter: so like most cubans he thinks of tampa as the cradle of the lin ration movement. >> and it is important and. he was writing for the people. it is important. >> while he transformed they transformed by settling in ybor factories. the connection is direct and long. at the end of the day, craig, that's what this week this experience is about. >> like the history the future may now lead through tampa bay. >> and they say they have traveled around the world from canada to europe they hope to travel to florida. in havana, craig patrick. >>> speaking of travel the lines got permission to run cruises from miami to cuba in may. they are in short supply. they hope that the cruises will offer a new experience. they will be in the 710 ship. there is a photo. the ports will include heavy heavy and prices for the 7 day voyages will start at $

like her a lot, but -- and mariel hemingway. >> oh, that's interesting. >> what about you? >> i get gayle king all of the time. they're like, i love your best friend oprah, and i just say -- >> i wonder if that's more that you're in similar work -- >> i think there are similarities. there are days when we -- >> it's too late. >> all right. this is -- we have a question for you guys. does your husband like to dance? >> yes. >> joel likes to dance, too. >> don't you think that's a prerequisite? i know it is for me. >> no. >> or that wants to dance. as long as they don't dance crazy weird, i think a guy that likes to enjoy himself, yay. i don't even mind if they're not good at it. >> no. >> so here are some questions that some couples had. >> buzzfeed did this. >> they asked them to imitate each other's dance moves. >> he crosses first. lot of this -- >> she dances like a overexcited school teacher. it's a lot of -- [ laughter ] >> she dances and she goes there she goes, there she goes, she's just -- >> commentary, that's it. >> i love it. >> how does henry dance? >> by the wa

the club was created just last year and they will volunteer at they'll visit ernest hemingway's house and tour a cigar factory. >> maybe they need a chaperone. i'll go along. >>> denver zoo has a new addition, a baby gorilla. >> plus a couple who just >>> welcome back. a family's home goes up in flames. dad is stuck inside, can't get out. >> it's what the son does that has everybody calling him a hero. >> fine anything else? >> reporter: the edges are burnt to a crisp. >> i found what was left of mama's bible. >> reporter: a few shirts is all that's left. i've been through. >> reporter: wednesday morning their mobile home caught fire. >> we have a pellet stove. that was our source of heat. it would always back up and release smoke. so we didn't think anything of it. >> reporter: this time the smoke didn't let up. >> my mom woke up and opened the door and the fire kicked in. >> reporter: inside was caleb, his parents, family friend and threeepets. they all made it out with the exception of caleb's dad, billy. >> called four or five times, billy. i heard billy say, i can't see. >> repor

be able to admire cuba's colonial center when he tours old havana, and perhaps stop at earnest hemingway's favorite watering hole. or the scores of privately owned restaurants. testaments to the non-state sector in havana. >> part of this magic and this moment is precisely because we have accumulated so many layers of history and beautiful architectish and signs. >> reporter: but havana also wears the scars of decades of decay. what president obama won't see is on the inside. so many of these houses are absolutely deteriorated because of lack of maintenance and repairs. this one has simply collapsed and it has been condemned, and yet there are still families living inside. 74-year-old armando has been living here since he was 12, and he said that he's finally about to be moved by the government. >> reporter: there's no plumbing, so at night, i bring water from the sewage tank of the building next door, but only from the and to bathe because it's too contaminated. >> cuban authorities will likely tell obama that the fate of the crumbling buildings are the fault of the half a century of u.s.

and perhaps stop at earnest hemingway's favorite watering hole. and restaurants, testaments to ththe expansion of the state section of havana. >> part of this moment is because we have accumulated so many layers of history and beautiful architecture. >> reporter: but havana also wears the scars of decades of decay. >> what president obama won't see is on the inside. so many of these houses are absolutely deteriorated because of lack of maintenance and repairs. this one has simply collapsed and it has been condemned, and yet there are still families living inside. 74-year-old armando has been living here since he's 12. and he's finally about to be moved by the government. >> there's no plumbing, so at night, i bring water for the sewage tank from the building next door, and to bathe, because it's too contaminated. >> reporter: cuban authorities will likely tell obama that the crumbling buildings are the fault of half a century of u.s. sanctions, though many here say that government neglect is mostly to blame. still, the city is a metaphor of a cold

hemingway once did what i did henry james once did what i did. then okay pat conroy. there is a name for the ages. he's an irish boy from the bronx. his father was a cop. he writes, and taking yourself seriously as a writer, it's one of the hardest things in the world. it took me four novels before i could tell anyone i was a writer. i used to say it was a teacher before them because nobody ever asks you questions if you say you're a teacher. [laughter] they don't want to know one thing else about it. but it is, the thing that does still affect me and never has gotten easier, it still is harder and i can't do anything else about it. >> let me ask you about this specifically. you threw down the gauntlet at the end for yourself and you said you were not going to write about your past anymore. you had a explored that relationship to your satisfaction and that you're moving away from that. has that been harder than you thought it might be? or has it been liberating? >> it's been pleasant in this way. i knew i was going to lose my sister carol who is my beloved sister caro

they'll volunteer at a cuban hemingway's house and tour a cigar factory. >> clubs are getting really cool now. first alert weather with temperatures in the 30s. lots of sunshine as our storm moves out. winds 5 to 15 miles per hour. breezier conditions in northeastern colorado. here's a live look north of fort morgan, and you can see that camera is a little shaky. speeds have been at about 15 to 20 miles per hour. cold for your kids this morning. send them with a jacket. light coat this afternoon would be great. 52 as they're heading home and we'll see mountain snow at that point. our mountains in the 30s and 40s. and that will be the drive along i-70 that could get wet later today. >> we'll have the closure on i- 70 for the rock work. i-70 in town affected by this accident. this was about 10 minutes ago. it's next to the purina plant, which you can see here. boulevard, exit york, that's blocked. 3 thru lanes open, expect five or 10 minutes delay making your way east to stapleton. >>> thank you. this friday we would love for you to join us for a free cup denver7's morning team will be

they're afraid when they go to the old cafe that ernest hemingway used to go to, that it will be very different or taken over by some american chains. so i think there is an urgency in that sense that as more americans are able to come over here, they're going to want to come very quickly. there is a certain level of traveler who doesn't necessarily want the luxury as much as they want this experience, that this is an area that is sort of trapped in time. so that's one problem with this equation. the second issue is you have people who are doctors who are driving cabs who now are with new openings that you can start your own business and hire employees. people who are professionals, who are certainly changing their professions, thars opening a restaurant, but there isn't necessarily people ma. one more point i'll make is that they're not just going to want to come to havana, they're going to want to go to other parts of this island, and as you well know, brian, the accessibility to get there isn't good, and when you get there, there isn't much. so there is a lot that is going to be a

. >> police chief hemingway says this is the first distraction theft of the elderly they have had in at least 5 years. just traumatic to think somebody came into your house. >> bay harbor island police work the case around the clock. if you have any information on who committed this s art breaking crime call crime stoppers at this numr on the screen. remember you can remain anonymous. on bay harbor island 7 news night team. down a pair of repeat robbers bso has released video of man armed with machetee who hit at least 7, 7-11 stores across the county over the last couple weeks. they say he sometimesas an accomplice. woman with him. he robbed this store along north west boulevard and sunrise tuesday as well as the business ins pompano with matter ins fort lauderdale. give crime stop ears call at this number on the screen. >> police in miami are asking for your help to kind a could be bank robber. one men shot into the air as he approached the regent bank shouting something about a robbery. bank employee managed to lock the door. guy took off empty handled. happened at the regent bank

later, i read ernest hemingway, .eorge orwell, visited spain i grew more fascinated by the war.ou years ago, i decided it was time to write a book about it. i discovovered a lot of things, some of which i don't think had been well-known before. >> what about the title of your book, "spain in our hearts"? adam: it comes in a quotation from albert camus. he saidsomething like it's a minor 10 years after the war, "men in our generation have always had spain in our hearts, there you could learn to still be right, but still be defeated and the courage was its own award" -- and it goes on like that. amy: thousands of americans went to spain to fight. explain who they were -- this is before world war ii. explain why they did it. do you think this could have stopped world war ii and the rise of mussolini and hitler? adam: big question. roll back the clock to the mid-1930's. fascism was on the rise everywhehere. mussolini has just conquered ethiopia. hitler is making noises about takingng over eastern europope. he has his eyes on a big slice of russia. this is an aggressive movement. all

hemingway made a home in cuba andound inspiration in the wate of these shores. we s and later ourlayers ll compete on the same havana fiel that jackie robinson played on before he made his ajor league debut. [applause] and it's said that our greatest boxer, muhammad ali, once paid tribute to a cuban that he could never fight, saying that he would only be able to reach draw with the great cuban, stevenson. [applause] so even as our governments became adversaries, our people continued to share these common passions. particularly as so many cubans came to america. in miami or havana, you can find plas to dance the kha-cha-cha or the salsa. in both of our countries ave sung along with gloria estefan, and now listen to pitbull. millions of our people share a common religion. a faith that i paid tribute to at the shrine of our lady of charity in miami. la ce that cubans find in cachita. for all of our differences, the cuban and american people share common values in their own lives. a sense of patriotism. and a sense of pride. a lot of pride. a profound love of family

they're afraid when they go to the old cafe that ernest hemingway used to go to, that it will be veryifferent or taken over by some american chains. so i think there is an urgency in that sense that as more americans are able to come over here, they're going to want to come very quickly. there is a certain level of traveler who doesn't necessarily want the luxury as much as they want this experience, that this is an area that is sort of trapped in time. so that's one problem with this equation. the second issue is you have people who are doctors who are driving

works and ernest hemingway finished an american classic 65 years ago today. "your world" with neil cavuto is umpire and calling foul balls but i couldn't sit back and say nothing is a watched donald trump be more and more outrageous, say thundershower beings george bush, john mccain, mocking a disabled reporter. >> why didn't you say it first. >> i tweeted things out. so i made it clear that was a mistake and i do that along the way, but actually getting in the race and laying out the full case against donald trump, as i see it, is something a lot of folks said, don't do. you'll get incoming from all different directions, all sorts of criticism, people will hate you and attack you. it's like, just can't sit by. what am i going to do when my grandkids say what did you do to stop donald trump? i would have to say i didn't do anything. >> but you, turn it around and say who are you to stop donald trump. he is winning all these votes and it's the will of the people. >> i don't think a lot of people understand who the real donald trump is. and you have seen the ot

just as marti wrote some of his most famous words in new york, earnest hemingway made his home in cuba and found inspiration in the waters of these shores. we share a national pastime. and later today, our players will compete on the same havana field that jackie robinson played on before he made his major league debut. and it is said that our greatest boxer, muhammad ali, once paid tribute to a cuban he would never fight, saying he would only be able to reach a draw with the great cuban. so even as our governments became adversaries, our people continued to share these common passions. particularly as so many cubans came to america. in miami, or havana, you can find places to dance the cha-cha-cha or the salsa, and eat ropa vieja. they have sung along with sell yeah cruz or gloria estefan and listen to now pit bull. millions of our people share a common religion. a faith that i paid tribute to at the shrine of our lady of charity in miami. a peace that cum cubans find. for all of our differences, the cuban and american people share a common values in their own lives. a sense of patrio

students did read they did read the scarlet letter with a little bit of emerson and that's the end hemingway. id we know what happens there was multi-cultural as some had come along in the problem was to have a much richer set the traditions and this would build a greater knowledge and this would go along with other traditions and that is what happened. instead of having -- having a bigger tradition it was all over the place teachers are allowed to the school districts are allowed to select their own works and common core doesn't have a required reading list. we don't want to tell people what to read we don't want to get to that because they do start excluding things. so this leaves us with those who have not read the book if they don't have some cultural things in common they cannot build a culture but we opted to talk about community that is one of the ways is if they have read the same thing to have that same background. but the lack of any problem that they try to address. they don't read very much on their own. you might want to talk about harry potter that is the one thing you can ment

stories, the scarlet letter by hawthorne, walt whitman, anderson, huckleberry finn, great gatsby, hemingway, a fairly solid, 50s, 60s and 70s, multiculturalism came along and killed that tradition, broken up and the promise of multiculturalism was we would have those works being read but we would have not much richer set of traditions, more literature by women and minorities. authors. this would actually build greater knowledge and we would have an african-american to go along with other conditions. that isn't what happened. what happened was instead of having a bigger tradition should everyone would read portions of, it became all over the place. teachers are largely allowed to select for school districts, select their own works. common core does not have a required reading list as -- it has recommended reading list that is largely ignored in the implementation of common core. we don't want to tell people what to read. that sounds like a prescription medicine. we don't want to get to that because you start excluding things, telling people what to do indeed is too narrow and so on, so it le

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