the united states standing in latin -- the united states' standing in latin america had suffered. suspicion of our motives was high an anti-american voices were ascendant and loud. if you'd asked some of our neighbors about the yankees, you'd have gotten roughly the same answer you'd get from a red sox fan. today, the american flag flies over our re-opened embassy in cuba. more americans are visiting cuba than at any time in the last 50 years. more american companies are looking to invest and do business in cuba. as we normalize relations, we have just announced reforms to make it easier for americans to travel to cuba and engage with the cuban people. yesterday -- yesterday marked the first direct mail delivery flight between our countries in 53 years. in today, colombia is experiencing historic change, as president obama noted during president santos' visit last month. thanks to the courage and determination of the colombian people and with bipartisan support here for plan colombia, colombia today is more stable, secure, and prosperous than it has been for decades. you know as w

and, you know, i -- i don't want to go through the list of every activity in the united states in latin america over the last hundred years. i suspect everybody here knows that history at least as well as i do. what is true, though, is that in the '70s, the recognition that human rights, how we approached foreign policy, how we approached our diplomacy was as important as fighting communism, or whatever our long-term objective was, that that became much more central to u.s. foreign policy. in both democratic and republican administrations. that there was a growth and a maturation of how we approached our foreign policy relationships, and so if you -- if you look at how administrations thought about other countries back in the 30s or the 50s or the 60s, and you compare it to how we would have conversation in the oval office today, and what we would think was appropriate, and what we would think was not appropriate, that has changed overtime. and i think it has changed in a positive way. and i think one of the great things about america -- and i said this in cuba, is we actually engage in

organizers have started a brand new latin stage featuring an entire lineup of latin musicians. dozens attended the concerts with five stages in all. they say fans have been showing recent interest on latin music so they wanted these fans in one place. >> we really wanted to have it all together here. so we can get synergy off all the latin dance. >> organizers plan to bring an even more latin band next year. >>> a lot going on across the bay this weekend. especially today. it looks like the rain just held on enough. >> we were keeping our fingers crossed. we have seen the rain come through but it's not as side spread as we were hearing. we were able to get in most of those outdoor activities. we were able to get some rain and still get our fun in. here's a look from circles at apollo beach. you can see the clouds out there as you look out past the piers. do you notice folks the light is later. we will stay lighter later because of daylight savings time. this morning a little darker as you got up if you remember to get your clocks forward. quick time check. yep, it's just about

-latin america issue. i think it's more of a... going into space created that "a-ha" moment, you know? you get that "a-ha" moment where you say, "i get it." and that's what we're trying to... you know, that's what i was trying to capture by saying that statement, is that it would be great to give that opportunity to every world leader so they can... they too can get that "ah-hah" moment. >> hinojosa: so for you this is still very emotional. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: i mean, you allow yourself to get teared up about this, because you don't feel like... i mean, you feel like our world is divided, and... tell me. >> no, i think there's always room for improvement in our world. you know, there's conflict throughout the world, and, you know, i think we ought to all try and strive and work to make it a much better place. and if making statements like those can help... i hope it's not hindering. i don't think it's hindering. but if it's able to help, or at least gets one... the president of mexico or the president of

i took latin for four years, and still cannot speak a foreign language. but when we were looking at security, i went back to the latin root. you know what it is? securas. you know what it means? "free from care." election year, three issues -- national security, jobs and economic security, retirement security -- are the top issues. think about security and being free from care. when we talk about national security, that we don't have to worry about isis infiltrating our country. we don't have to worry about our military recruiting center's being shot up, or shopping centers being shot up, or christmas parties having terrorist coming in. that's what national security means. jobs and economic security. that we don't have to worry where the paycheck comes from, or that we won't have a government agency padlock and our business -- padlocking our business. or retirement security. that the money we put in will be there when we retire. that are some things congress could and should be doing to jumpstart, to jumpstart this. how about repealing obamacare, passing

before this video came out, i was not known in latin america.e populism using technology, facebook, twitter to say the reality about what's going on. let's film how the supermarkets are and people are dying. john: you equate populism with socialism. >> yes. it's a way of psychological manipulations specially for people who don't have a good education and have immediate needs. you satisfy those needs by giving food or medicines as long as there is money. but when you start nationalizing and expropriating you finish with the sources of productivity in our country, then the money is running out. john: thank you gloria alvarez. i wish you luck convincing them. since they are socialists and capitalists, which one is he. >> when they call i give. when i need something from them two years later, three years later, i call them and they are there for me. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally

students to study in latin america and 100,000 latin american students to study in the united states2020. over the past five years, we've seen more than a 10% increase in students participating in these vital cross cultural exchanges and we'll announce an expansion of that program next week. second, we can't have economic growth without security. in too many places, gangs and narco traffickers still brutally target civilians, law enforcement, and journalists. the front lines of this fight are in central america, in the northern triangle of el salvador, guatemala, and honduras, whose leaders vice president biden recently hosted to deepen our cooperation. along with our partners, we're confronting this challenge by providing law enforcement with the equipment, training and technology they need to protect communities while also respecting human rights. we're improving coordination between countries, cracking down on the flow of guns across our southern border and squeezing cartel finances. here at home, we're working to reduce demand for drugs and reaching out to at-risk youth before th

. >> okaynizeers start -- organizers started a new line- up of latin musicians. there were five stages. sounds like cuban folk, salsa and tango have all been represented at the festival. they say fans have shownp recent interest in latin music so they wanted the bands all in one place. >> we really wanted to have it all together here, so we could get synergy off the latin bands together. >> there will be even more latin bands next year. >>> to the weather with ivan cabrera. >> still tracking a few showers from the south and west. you can see this plume of moisture. i'll let you know how that impacts your monday coming up. we'll then talk about the mid- week forecast and whether we can hang on to the summer preview temperatures. >>> still ahead -- thousands of homes damaged, thousands of people rescued after devastating flooding in louisiana. now we're learning how people from here in florida are helping those in need. >> then an easter bunny stops by at the bay area especially for one group of kids. what sets this furry friend >>> time now is 5:14. this morning p

lots of them were watched by people in latin america.hey understand the evil done by comments like che or maybe it's because it just was so entertaining. this michael lind hand of "the daily beast". you have now done research that shows one presidential candidate has gone out of his way. praises for seems like this. >> who people say about bernie sanders is bernie sanders is a democratic socialist which you know when somebody says that to me i will say look i don't support democratic socialist. lived in a country with democratic socialism for several years. sweden. i didn't have to wait in bread lines are or anything but i started looking into his comments when he was the mayor of burlington. he was this guy who write that doesn't like to speak about his foreign policy. when he was the mayor of arlington and he spoke about foreign policy at an airport and it mostly on issues of nicaragua and cuba. john: tell us what bernie said about nicaragua and still says that cuba. >> health care nicaragua is not free. mortality has been greatly redu

if you think about how many people we have that studies the latin that uses latin, that use latin for their studies. we don't have this kind of progression, but what we are observing now is that many of these languages that we are talking about that will fall silent are languages that have never been recorded that are not written, where we are losing the record of these languages and the knowledge that is encoded in them. for the people that speak these languages, as you heard before, when children don't learn these languages any more, they're not able to communicate with their elders. they loss the link into their roots and they lose the link into where they come from and often it is that generation that at some points wants to go back and understand where they came from and learn the language of heritage >>> thank you very much >>> still to come here on the news hour for you, the sports. we will tell you about the russian cyclist who despite falling went on to win. ent on to win. >>> in new zealand people have begun voting in the final stage of a referendum on whether to change the

lots of them were watched by people in latin america. the evil done by comments like che or maybe it's because it just was so entertaining. this michael lind hand of "the daily beast". you have now done research that shows one presidential candidate has gone out of his way. praises for seems like this. >> who people say about bernie sanders is bernie sanders is a democratic socialist which you know when somebody says that to me i will say look i don't support democratic socialist. lived in a country with democratic socialism for several years. sweden. i didn't have to wait in bread lines are or anything but i started looking into his comments when he was the mayor of burlington. he was this guy who write that doesn't like to speak about his foreign policy. when he was the mayor of arlington and he spoke about foreign policy at an airport and it mostly on issues of nicaragua and cuba. john: tell us what bernie said about nicaragua and still says that cuba. >> health care nicaragua is not free. mortality has been greatly reduced. john: par

we had a military that killed, it was unparalleled in latin american history. no one believed [ audio difficulties ] the secretary of state kissinger knew all about what was going on. not only tolerated but cooperated with it. >> let's go back to the 1970s, the final days of the ford administration, and we have hot places in africa, and burgeoning ones, and opposing the united states in various flashpoints around want world, what was the american attitude toward the military regimes in south america? >> you're dealing with hard facts. first of all, david rockefeller, who was extremely influential in the republican administrations at the time, was a profound friend of a number of argentine military officials. in a bit, the last meeting of the board of directors was held in argentine a the prime minister of argentine a the -- i remember a debate took place at princeton university, in which we made the position about the dirty war, and how many people were being killed and so forth, and mr. rockefeller said that's all commie propaganda. a lot of people had no idea

this morning, charlotte as latin america coalition fights to keep a cms student from being deported. why the group says he should be allowed to stay here. >>> and, an important programming note to tell you about. listen up. wbtv will be bringing you live coverage of the acc basketball tournament from noon until 4:30 today. because of that, the young and the restless and the bold and the beautiful will air on bounce tv at their regularly-scheduled times. time warner cable. >> new charges feeled against a main a man accused of hit andkling a pedestrian. he was originally charged with dwi so this is a stronger dark here. she was waitress. his attorney says she stepped in the street in the path of his car. >>> police do not believe any of the four shootings they're investigating from tuesday are connected. session people were hurt in those shootings. violence has her thinking about moving. >> it is time for me to move. move from over here. it is rough wherever you go, but it is kind of rough over here. >> all the shooting victims are expected to survivable police have not arrested anyone

lots of them were watched by people in latin america.hey understand the evil done by comments like che or maybe it's because it just was so entertaining. this michael lind hand of "the daily beast". you have now done research that shows one presidential candidate has gone out of his way. praises for seems like this. >> who people say about bernie sanders is bernie sanders is a democratic socialist which you know when somebody says that to me i will say look i don't support democratic socialist. lived in a country with democratic socialism for several years. sweden. i didn't have to wait in bread lines are or anything but i started looking into his comments when he was the mayor of burlington. he was this guy who write that doesn't like to speak about his foreign policy. when he was the mayor of arlington and he spoke about foreign policy at an airport and it mostly on issues of nicaragua and cuba. john: tell us what bernie said about nicaragua and still says that cuba. >> health care nicaragua is not free. mortality has been greatly redu

foreign-policy latin america, and more. we will speak to his story never titled colonel andrew bacevich on how donald trump is remaking america in the questions missing from the debates. we will also host a debate on who is the best candidate to challenge trump in a general election. >> i am very pleased and i think in the last national poll i saw we were running 18 points ahead of donald trump. >> if i'm fortunate enough to be the democratic nominee, there will be a lot of time to talk about him. i was the first one to call him out. i called him out when he was calling mexicans rapistswhen he was engaging in rhetoric that i found deeply offensive. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in the 2016 race for the white house, former secretary of state hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders squared off in a debate at miami-dade college in florida wednesday night sponsored by the spanish-language network univision. the two candidates

for years, the united states was propping up right wing dictatorships in latin america, and we may bepping you a left wing dictatorship. the relationship is between american corporation is and the cuban dictatorship not between the american people. since december of 2014 when they didn't receive dissidents at the u.s. embassy opening, when they threatened rosa paez at the embassy, because they were afraid of upsetting the are ambassador, even though she was properly credited, the interest of the cmber of commerce and the ag lobby and a lot of cubans understand that. and when you have a meeting at the white house with quote unquote elected leaders, and they don't have democrat or republican who are critical of this policy. >> let me turn to the ambassador at this point. you were suggesting that perhaps when raul castro dies -- >> when fidel dies. >> when fidel disease? >> i don't think they'll make any changes until the old man is gone. his elder brother recently passed away, so they last a very long time. >> yes but there we have also lived through three different generations of peopl

she urged latin american countries to normalize ties with lobo's government. >> we think honduras hasaken important and necessary steps that deserve the recognition in the normalization of relations. i have just sent a letter to the congress of the united states notifying them that we will be restoring aid to honduras. other countries in the region while,y want to wait a don't know what they're waiting for, but that is the right to wait. and that was secretary of state hillary clinton endorsing the coup. what is the trajectory of what happened then to the horror of this past week, the assassination of berta cacers? >> that is just one horror. activists have been killed. it is just a nightmare in honduras. there are ways in which the coup regime basically threw up to names trek -- transnational village. berta says wh was inslled afr the cawas someing lik -- that would not have been possible if it were not for who clinton's normalization of that election. amy: greg grandin, we have to leave it there, his most recent ok "kissger's shadow: the , ng reachf america's most controversial stat

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policy in latin america is impacting the presidential race. we will look at cuba, who are clinton support of a 2009 coup in honduras, and bernie sanders critique. then to vulture funds in argentina. >> i've never had anybody be angry. >> [indiscernible] amy: journalist greg palast will join us to talk about how billion republican party donor paul singer has just made billions of dollars by profiting off argentina's economic crisis. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. japan is marking the fifth anniversary of the meltdown of the fukushima nuclear plant. on march 11, 2011, a massive earthquake and tsunami hit the northeast coast of japan, killing 20,0000 people. another 160,000 then fled the radiation in fukushima. it was the world's worst nuclear disaster since chernobyl. at least 100,000 people from the region have yet to return to their homes. a full cleanup of the site is expected to take at least 40 years. a representative of the families of the victims spoke

making history during his tp to latin america. ==vo== exclusive tour of thpahottoday >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is making history during his trip to latin america during an exclusive tour of the panama canal. the mayor is traveling to panama and brazil to build economic partnerships with leader latin american leaders. he is now the first san francisco mayor to visit these two countries. >>> bay area universities are again ranked among the best in the world. cal berkeley is the best public university in the united states according to the center of world university rankings, ucla comes in second and uc san diego is third. uc san francisco comes in sixth place. public or private, harvard takes the top spot. stanford takes number two. we're back in a minute with sports. when the gianbumgarner wi behis >>> bruce bochy has already said that madison bumgarner will be his opening day starter when the giants kick off their season but could he be in danger of missing opening day? mad bum was scratched from his scheduled start against th

. >>> during his second leg of his latin american trip president obama said the fight against i.s.i.l. his top priority. al jazeera's john terret reports. >> reporter: president obama went to argentina to help out newly elected mauricio macri, a centrist, in latin america's third largest economy. but a day after the i.s.i.l. attacks his policy quickly cropped up in reporter questions. >> my top priority is to defeat i.s.i.l. and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism that has been taking place around the world. we see high profile attacks in europe but they're also killing muslims throughout the middle east. people who are innocent, people who are guilty only of worshiping islam in a different way than this organization. >> reporter: obama says fighting i.s.i.l. was his number 1 priority and that of his military intelligence services around the world. >> they are poisoning minds around the world not just in europe or the united states and undoubtedly argentina. >> donald trump and ted cruz, trump has called for a ban on muslims entering the united states and ted cruz call

comment -- whirlwind tour of the latin american economy. coming up come on this seventh anniversary of the most recent bull market, we hear from dueling equity strategists. jefferies in citigroup if their perspectives on whether the cycle has left to run. david: plus, new information on the circumstances surrounding the death of the former chesapeake ceo. tracy: donald trump stays on track while rubio finishes last. we will get you caught up on both sides of the primary race. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am david gura. time for the biggest business stories in the news right now. moment of truth foursquare today. it releases its first earnings report as a company. shares were up 25% after the ipo back in november. analysts will look for data on payments for small and medium-sized businesses and whether square can boost market share after competition from paypal and other companies in the mobile payment space. valiant pharmaceuticals have increased the size of its board and added three independent directors, one of them is

. >> argentina is the third largest economy in latin america behind mexico and brazil. you know once upon a time. by the way, it's the land of lemons, beef and the tango. in case you didn't know. once upon a time we had really good diplomatic relations between the white house, where i am, and buenos aires. that was in the 90s. but then argentina defaulted on its sovereign debts and became an international pariah. then a husband and wife couple were elected to the presidency in 2003 through 2015, nester and christina kirchner, very much to the left. neither could resist the chance to bash the united states or washington. they didn't hold back any chance they got. but last year we have a new president, and he's a centrist if not a little bit to the right. mauricio macri is trying to attract investment into argentina once more. so the point of the president going there today is to say basically as president of the largest free market in the world, argentina is open for busiss once more. they used to do business with the chinese, venezuelans and cubans, and for the last cou

policy in latin america. and then another chance to see jeff sessions on the role of populism in the 2016 campaign. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, theday lenny, ceo of the national coalition of black participation, she will discuss the results of the 20 16th state of black women in the u.s. report which includes the views of the 2016 presidential campaign. will talk about the investigation into the e-mails sent to and from hillary clinton's e-mail server and what developments he thinks we can expect in the coming weeks. watch c-span's

this is latin soul music, greg. okay. it was made famous in the south bronx and brooklyn, we have up with of the leaders of that latin bugaloo music. >> joe is with us. welcome. >> hi, how are you? >> ... then you shake your money maker. you have a documentary about the music? >> yes, i like it like that. it is looking at the history and legacy of the music. the culture movement coming together to make this fusion. greg: i like it that, i like it that, what is that? >> a song by pete rodriquez. >> oh. >> what is the difference? >> he played the conga. >> so the bug can you find it in the >> yes, yes, it is resurging. the around the world there are different names for it, but new york is starting to discover it and with the help of the show spreading more. >> bugaloo brought on the boogey. >> yes, you are hip. a break dancing, that came from the bugaloo oovment>> where the documentary. >> >> itunes and amazon. >> what do you hope they'll get from it? >> it is time to recognize the latino mu musicians that made >> let's see

construction crews having been putting the finishing touches on latin american stadium. president barack obama is expected to join cuban president raul castro to watch the game as part of his visit to the country. latin american stadium first opened after its latest renovation, it will be able to hold roughly 55-thousand people. one georgia man thieves stealing from his yard. effective way he's using to stop them. but first, the ultimate office pool billionaire warren buffet is offering his employees for march madness. live look from tampa international want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush this is a letter from someone she has to take a brand name been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. we're going to make sure most weekends only last a couple

plus an english garden. [ latin music plays ] a lot of times, people who buy homes on the golf courseof the country, they don't have the privacy. but this home provides you this. >> oh, this house is perfectly designed for feng shui, where the trees are planted -- >> that's true. >> your vistas, the water. we've had so many people come to this house, and the minute you walk in..."ahhh." >> yeah. it's relaxing. >> you just feel it. very relaxing. you have a gentlemen's retreat, complete with wood built out -- >> the cave. >> the cave. the man cave. >> let's go look at the man's cave, buddy. >> all right. [ latin music playing ] >> the gentlemen's retreat is styled after a northwest mountain lodge, with an authentic antler chandelier, full bath, and fully equipped bar. the home is being offered with the option of keeping all of the custom furnishings. the tuscan-inspired estate lends itself to indoor-outdoor entertaining with more than an acre of lush tropical landscaping. >> the ironwork is all, again, custom. doors are custom. >> things brings a whole new definition to "master bedroom

policy in latin america. and then another chance to see jeff sessions on the role of populism in the 2016 campaign. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, theday lenny, ceo of the national coalition of black participation, she will discuss the results of the 20 16th state of black women in the u.s. report which includes the views of the 2016 presidential campaign. will talk about the investigation into the e-mails sent to and from hillary clinton's e-mail server and what developments he thinks we can expect in the coming weeks. watch c-span's washington journal, beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on friday morning and join the discussion. defense secretary ashton carter will sit down with political friday to discuss defense policy, and national security. we will bring that lyft you at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. then we will join a discussion on the influence of israel on the united states and the institute. live on c-span2. -- many of ourr ve

a lot of flight capital from overseas in latin america, south america. country, do we care? >> the question is how long will it last? >> there's history and there's the more immediate needs of the present. i need food presently and perhaps some fine bourbon and when i need good food in a city not my own, more and more these days i call somebody if they weren't good at enough things already, has become something of an expert on good food around the world. >> every time i check instagram you're eating with one of my culinary heros. he seems to like you a lot better than me. ahmir-khalib thompson, known to most as questlove. >> you've been to this place before? >> i live at this place. >> really? >> yeah. >> yard bird quickly became a miami favorite. >> the old joke was james brown was the hardest working man in show business. you make him look lazy. let's review, okay? band leader, producer, a teacher -- >> yep. >> a d.j. >> technically, i have 16 jobs right now. >> deviled eggs with fresh dill and trout roll will be so over next year, but right now i want

rest of your day. [ latin music plays ] >> buenos d^as y bienvenidos. good morning, and welcome once again to "tiempo." i'm joe torres. cuny, the city university of new york, is the "big apple's" public university system that serves more than half a million students, mostly from low-income families. well, cuny now faces devastating cuts in state funding. we will tell you what advocates are doing to stop these cuts from taking effect. that's coming up in just a few minutes. pero en este momento, we're talking about cuba once again, more specifically, to the communist nation -- the first visit by a u.s. president to cuba in 88 years. mr. obama met with cuban president ra`l castro, dissidents, as well, and he attended a baseball game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. will the president's visit trigger a cascade of new commerce between the two nations? here to answer that question and so many others -- our good friend vito echevarr^a, consultant for travelucion.com, and ben greenzweig, from momentum events, the organizer of the cuba op

as for the funeral mass, we really did initially consider a small, private, latin mass. that's what dad would have wanted. but it fell to me to remind my mother, as it so often does, since when do we care what dad wants? [laughter] he wouldn't want us to change our way of doing things. [laughter] as a family, we recognize the final opportunity to pray as a church with his body should he shared with the large numbers

t we go to latin america and find these beautiful women with talent and personality and rhythm? andrew: auditions were also held in rio de janeiro earlier this week. next week the dolphins organization will held to colombia before ending tryouts in mexico. big news in the sports world. word that peyton manning will officially announce his retirement from the nfl monday in denver. the 5 time mvp and two time super bowl winner holds the record for more touchdown passes, most passing yards as well as the most touchdowns thrown in a single season. quite the retirement there. >> manning, obviously to super bowls now for him. joining his brother eli manning. andrew: and for two separate teams. amazing. sports including you see taken on smu. they come up with a big win over a top opponent, that is next on the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- u.s. bank -- the derek: the cincinnati bearcats were in action sunday in what you could call their biggest game of the year to day, not just because you had a

well,eve he sounds very he appeals to the latin voters, he has a wonderful story. but i do not want to get off what i was saying before, because i would like someone to explain it to me. doesn't the leadership of the republican party have a responsibility to their constituents to support whomever this man is constantly beating every single other candidate in getting hundreds of thousands of votes, and why the resistance? time,thank you for your and thank you for your rhetorical question for others to look at. front page of the dredge report, cuban sandwich, donald trump in between marco rubio and ted cruz. our facebook page is blowing up a little bit if you want to join that conversation. here are just some of the comments that are coming in. trump supporters only. tss, he is the only one who is not a puppet for special interest groups and the establishment. warren says, many trump supporters don't actually support him. he is the alternative to the political class. is simplyntree, trump a candidate from outside the washington elite. many do not care what he says or

it's ahance to hear latin sounds and take in the culture of latin america andthe caribbean. a lot of great food there. tell telemundo was there. [ cheerininand applause ] >>> the miami hurricanes are dancing their way to providence. hello, welcome to "sports final." i'm stefano fusaro. what does miami think of their bracket? you're going to hear from members of their team. the heat wrapping up a tough week north of the border. a lot of changes for the we'll break down all of the rost roster moves. the u.s. women's soccer national team is on its way to rio this summer for the olympics, but not before paying a visit to fans in south florida. >>> the number three seed in the south, the miami hurricanes. the first team in n e tournament that we're mentioning here tonight -- >> the 11th ranked kanes heading to providence. miami isn't taking this one lightly. >> first game is, quote/unquote,

hates america. >> so, joe, what i can tell you in our state, we have a lot of >> we have a lot of latin americans living in our state, and we all get along. we are a great melting pot. that's what i can tell you about our state. >> this awkward interview is sparking conversation online. we want to know what you think of the way the governor responded to the question. share your thoughts on our wfla facebook page. >>> new parents must have diapers they are essential, but they can be costly, and the white house is trying to help out. they are launching an initiative to make diapers affordable for low-income families. it gives diapers to the cheaper. cute baby! >>> 4:48. >> the baby looked sad. new diapers. [ laughter ] >>> this morning, partly cloudy skies, and no jacket is needed afternoon, partly cloudy, dry, and feeling like april, but temperatures in the lower to middle 80s. right now, 68 in tampa, and sarasota, 66. and over lakeland, you're at 63 degrees right now, and satellite and radar picture a few high clouds drifting through the area, but no rain. a few more clouds than yesterd

. >> a very latin-based community. why don't we go to latin america and find these beautitil women rhythm, and bring this to miami and have them be part of what we represent. >> the team also will hold tryouts in mexico and columbia as well as here in south florida. additions set for may 1st at southeastern university. >>> and the mascot, bernie, is a year older this morning. maybe that year sort of affect ld his coordination. i don't know. this isn't good. bernie invited some of his mascot buddies to try and break the record for the most mascots flipped over during a break in the game, but he didn't quite make it. he is no gymnast. he did not stick that landing, falling on to two of his furry friends. i think the guy second the end if you want to see him hurt the other mascots again, and we posted it on our facebook page so you can check it out there. >> i love that, while the other ones are in pain, he gets up as if he nailed it. >> he rolled over and did a summersault and ended on his feet, and the other two are sti

this will be the grand finale of the rolling stones latin american tour but only here are they performing for free. >> hola cuba! >> reporter: the stones sent a message to the cuban people, with mic jagger speaking in pretty good spanish. but very few saw the message because internet access is so limited. >> translator: cuba is not on the circuit of major music tours, you can imagine. also, the stones span three generations of fans. >> it also was remembering that for decades the beatles and rolling stones music was banned by the communist government which called it ideologic deviation. president barack obama's visit here earlier in the week was also historic. but this concert is less institutional, culturally, cuba is coming full circle, it would seem to be. >> with regard to times and that perhaps is the place to be,.at be aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> it sounds like a robot. >> researchers creating sounds that capture individual pers personality giving a face. >> what about your speech. >> my tongue. >> for those in need, new voice technologies that over the sweet sounds of success.

is the president of the united states, a country that was in latin america during the cold war and istly behind the dictatorship. >> he is an artist. he survived the dictatorship. the injection that was meant to put him to sleep before throwing him off of an airplane was ready , but international pressure led to a last-minute call that flight.ack the death >> he is the president of the country that tries to influence and colonize latin america. it is unsettling that oberon is visiting us on the 24th of march. it is an aggression against the argentine people. the u.s.dent: government has never apologized for its a legend involvement. visit, president obama said he would declassify records about the dictatorship. they may not find specific information, but on the other hand there is optimism that information can be found on specific cases of victims. it will take some time, but we have seen the previous round of declassification was helpful in the trials. correspondent: mr. obama will be here on the coup anniversary, recognizing the victims of the dirty war. it might need an important f

francine: latin america -- we talked about brazil, the politics. at?you look i do know how you do your pricing plan. >> well, we pay in local currency, and we pay the royalties in local currency. we adjust pricing to the purchase of the individual market. you have to understand -- in most of those places, there wasn't anything. every revenue you generate is very positive. francine: what's your biggest headache? distribution, funding, currency? you get back all the money in euros. explaining what a superior project it is, and your customerkeep costs under control. those are the two issues he really have to focus on. francine: a fascinating conversation. the ceo of deezer. up next, we bring you the latest charitable foundation of the hedge fund billionaire who said it was duped by a wall street banker. ♪ francine: hedge fund billionaire luis pagan says it fell victim to a wall street banker who stole $25 billion in investment scams. the foundation said he lied to them about a potential investment, which prompted an investigation that led to his arrest th