right there, jimmy buffett. he knew what was going on, hopped on a plane, flew over to cuba which apparently jimmy buffett maybe could always do. the rest of us will be doing it soon. thanks very much for choosing nbc bay area news. "giants clubhouse" up next. see you back here tonight at 11:00. ♪ >>> our whole lineup's back. >> the excitement is at an all-time high. >> if we can keep people healthy this year, it could be really good. ♪ >> i really do believe that we can win a lot of baseball games. >> just the undertone and the vibe of the team is so strong. >> it is out of here! >> we got a great group of talent. >> the front office and ownership did their part. they put together a team that on paper -- now it's up to us to do our part. >> dive, matt duffy. gold glove quality play. >> the fact that we're going into 1'16, an even year, i thin it would be great if this magic happens again. >> ultimately that's our goal to win as many games as possible and have a shot in the playoffs. >> if we can avoid injuries,

at the game, we will have the commissioner of baseball, the widow of jackie robinson, singer jimmy buffett and derek jeter, who is seen here last night. i'm eliott rodriguez, now back to you in miami. >> yesterday, president obama attended a meeting of cuban entrepreneurs well he spoke about capitalism in a country dominated by socialist regime. president obama vowed to lift the trade embargo on the island to help spread the message and the president brought an entourage of ceos from 11 different companies including marriott. >> i think we are making steps of engagement between these historic adversaries. there are profoundly different cultures and profoundly different economic environments, so the change will take some time but i think there is an eagerness on both sides to see whether or not that change can evolve in a way that works for both countries. >> roughly half 1 million cubans are small business owners. first lady michelle obama held her own meetings with high school aged cuban girls. the meetings were part of her let girls learn initiative. the initiative seeks to open the door

songer/songwriter jimmy buffett jumped on a plane when he heard they were playing havana.till going on all these areas. what's going on weather wise? >>> drizzle to get the morning started and toward noon, temperatures climbing into the 6 0s. a bit more wind and clouds by midafternoon tomorrow. out of the 70s for highs. mid to upper 60s for tomorrow. low 50s by monday and tuesday. more sierra snow on the way. >> all right. "nbc nightly news" is next. we're back here at 6:00. hope you can join us. >>> on this saturday night, trail of terror. a suspect now identified and charged in this week's deadly attacks in belgium. the man in the hat seen in the airport just before the attack. an american survivor recalls what it was like before his world was shattered. >>> custody controversy. a young girl removed from the family who took care of her for years because she's native american. >>> the wrong man. richard rosario is a free man after witnesses and our investigation raised new doubts. >>> and gentle giants. the remarkable recovery of the manatees and the new battle over wheth

but was blind shocking secretary place defeat in florida. yes on jimmy buffett. yes on releasing pythons into toilets, on marco rubio, noks. loyal citizens, this is a major turning point in our game. for rubio is the last tribute fighting on behalf of the establishment of capitaled to become the jeb bush people liked. instead he became the jeb bush. ha, ha, ha. please clap, please clap. now, with tribute trump marching toward capital city, i would just like to sayng to be fine. we game makers are still in full control of the games. andro, prime the escape pod to the forbidden first, let us pause to remember rubio's shining moment >> donald is not going to makeng to make america orange. he doesn't sweat because his bother pos are clogged from the spray tan. he likes to sue people, he should sueo his face. have you seen his hands, and you know what they say about men with small hands. >> stephen: they win florida? and now let us bid well to the fallen. ause) s marco. unless you end up getting the nomination because reallyt this point. we'll be right back. everybody

they went around playing jimmy buffett tunes in their station wagon while they visited the green bay packers and the bears trying to learn, so it's a great story. it's a story of the little team that could. it's a story of the transformation of american offense, and it gets into the whole history of the forward pass, newt rockne, pop warner and the carlisle indians, slinging sammy baugh, they're all in there. it's just a great little book. and, you know, anyway. so that's what i'm doing now. it's much shorter. this is, the research, this is what i do, right? i interview people. so this is going to be 100 interviews in 13 months. >> and so you've just --. >> it's a long "texas monthly" story. >> it's basically a long magazine story. so you're a couple months in. >> i was just in iowa. >> yeah, where the weather was --. >> 22 below. >> appropriately hospitable, right? yeah. >> yeah, but it's a fun -- and >> what i see in this, honestly, as i hear you talk about it, what i hear is another underdog story. >> totally. >> right? if it's not the comanches versus --. >> it's a david and goli

. >> so for the record, florida votes yes on jimmy buffett. on marco rubio, no thanks. >> so for anyone who hasn't seen the hunger games, that is what that get-up was with the skit. you know, yes, to pythons. hashtag o florida. what happens to marco rubio now? it sounded, ed, listening to his speech, it wasn't a concession speech as much as a suspension speech. but it sounds like he's not much into the political world for this future any more. >> well, let's put it in perspective on a personal levelful he has a young family. a beautiful family. and a bright future. but he has been through a year's worth of high pressure presidential politics. i think he needs and desesves the time with his family next 6090 days whenen things settle down and he can think clearer. i wouldive go him thatt time before we see. >> ed, where did the rubio cacaaign go wrong? it started off with real optimism and hope and about three weeee, it went over the houston debate was when he rid alled donald trump's spray tan about the hands and so forth. mean it just took a n

american rock 'n' roller jimmy buffett was also in the audience. >> this is the greatest rock 'n' rollhe world so i'm happy to be here to see it. >> reporter: it's believed mr. entertainers will follow the stones lead. ♪ >> reporter: last night's concert jo t other ground breaking live shows, like elton john's and billy joel's concerts in the soviet union or wham in china performing. but it's clear with the success of last night's concert, it will be hard to stop other western acts from rolling on in. we spoke with a number of cubans who said they are very hopeful more music superstars will follow the stones lead and come to cuba. among the performers they would and dipalthoulo was there earli the month. tournaments. north carolina, the top seed in the north region cruised by indiana 101-86 last night. tar heels are one win away from returning to the final four for the first time in seven years. they face notre dame who stunned wisconsin. the badgers took a late lead on a three-pointer but notre dame's demetrius jackson comes up with a steal and notre dame won. >> the number one seed i

buffett coming out and endorsing hillary clinton. should ceos be getting so political? cnbc contributor sara and jimmy join us.ess risk for them? >> i don't think it's a business risk. they have the ability to do what they want when it comes to commercial activity. this should not surprise anyone that howard schultz or brian france is advocating in the political arena. do i like it? not particularly. but that is their right under citizens united. they can do whatever they want. howard schultz has been outspoken. thgs the not the first time we've seen corporate america get involved in this realm and i don't think this is going to be the last time. >> is it about -- is it about paying for political speech, citizens united thing or is it that this particular campaign, the tenor of it has made different business leaders feel like they have to speak out? >> go ahead, sara. >> i think that people and these ceos are rightly concerned about this campaign. it has been one of the toughest and we're having a very low brow conversation right now in particularly in the republican primary. having said that, i do think this