lawmakers looked at commercial air service between the us and cuba. members of house homeland security subcommittee, heard from representatives from the tsa and homeland security and customs and border protection on the security challenges involved in establishing flights to the island nation. the hearing is an hour and 15 minutes. >> the committee on homeland security will subcommittee on transportation security will come to order. the subcommittee is meeting today to examine the risks involved in resuming us commercial air service to cuba. i recognize myself for an opening statement. february 16th, us and cuban officials sign an accord which will allow 100 daily round-trip flights between the united states and cuba. as has been the practice of this administration, dealing with minimal confrontational input from congress, countless attempts by this committee to obtain information about various aspects of the negotiation and requirements begin regularly scheduled commercial service to cuba have been stonewalled. despite having been briefed by component

an us cruise ship has crossed the florida straight, and arrived in cuba. the carnival ship, adonia set sale, and docked in havana this morning. carnival says it will crews twice a month to havana. the historic crews comes a year and a half since the us and cuba restored diplomatic ties. >> quite a site to see that big ship rolling in there. >> very cool. coming up the president's daughter malea is headed to harvard, but not for over a year. >> why some are criticizing her choice to take a gap year. and what is sparking this new trends. next. >> and princess siblings appear at a hearing today to start sorting out the music icon's estate. a process complicated by the lack of a will. what was decided by a judge go this case. >>> and sign billboards under fire for tapping into people's cell phones. how your privacy may be exposed without you even knowingit breaking news tonight, more on that bod that i was discovered in brandywine. we're going to have the latest on that on the other side. >>> white how announced malea obama's college choice on sunday, she will

it is suspected they use cuba as a gateway into the united states or canada. and without objection, i ask unanimous consent that this article be inserted into the record. what this article reflects is truly frightening, given the fact that cuba currently has zero document verification machines at any of its airports. they do not have any electronic means of trying to verify whether any of the documents being presented to them are, in fact, what they purport to be and authentic. so, there you have it. these are the concerns, and they are multifaceted and serious. we are here today not to elaborate on the merits of the administration's rapprochement with cuba, but to take a serious look, as is our job, at the national security implications of a policy that has been pushed through at breakneck speed with seemingly minimal regard for the security and safety of the american people. with that, i now recognize the ranking member of this subcommittee, the gentlewoman from new york, ms. rice, for any statement she may have. representative rice: thank you, mr. chairman, and

like for me, quite honestly, as a layman who has just used this -- this system and i've never worked in the system, but what best practices is cuba using that -- that we need to get to use in the united states? mr. fujimura: cuba is a member of icao, the 191 members. perry: right. fujimura: as a member of the international -- international aviation community, we have a shared goal in -- in security of our passengers around the world reaching their destination safely. that's a shared goal we have with the -- with the cubans and the 189 other members. rep. perry: i understand the shared goal. i'm looking -- it says "best practices," and it says that we talked about technical information on -- on -- on security and -- on aviation security and best practices. rep. perry: i want to know some examples. i want to know what we're getting that we wouldn't get otherwise. we're giving them access to our airports -- new york, jfk, and miami, fort lauderdale, and tampa, atlanta. it's all listed here and when the dates they came to america. they're interested in collecting information. i'm not dumb and neither are they. they know we're interes

to be a part of being the 1st people to be able to sail from the us to cuba and back, including those who were born in cuba is a tremendous privilege. >> tickets for the weeklong trip started it $2600 per person. 2 days of the trip will be spent in havana. one day each in santiago. >>> meteorologist has joined us. in the days of vincente since then. >> thank you. >> this would've been a great day to take a cruise around the bay. that would've been so nice. >> not too much traffic either. >> temperatures 70s and 80s. it looks like things are beginning to change. right through the golden gate bridge. low clouds and fog working its way onshore. that is a sign that the heatwave is moving on and the cooler weather is coming back. tonight partly cloudy skies. you see the fog moving through. low clouds and fog will return inland overnight. tomorrow becoming mostly sunny after patchy morning fog. more of the week ahead. very interesting. rain returning wednesday into thursday. if you're headed to the high country we have wild weather ahead. highs today very impressive. san francisco 78 degree

relentless united states go against it, from the bay of pigs to u utter subversion on and o, and to see cuba emerge vectorial uswhen i say that, this is not a defeated country. this is a country -- if you heard the foreign minister today, what he spoke of was the history of u.s. imperialism against cuba, from the intervention in the spanish-american war to the platt amendndment, which made u.s. a permanent part of the cuban government, to the taking of guantánamo to the failure to recognize it in 1959, to the cutting off of relations in 1961. this is a major, major victory for the cuban people, and that should be understood. we are standing at a moment that i never expected to see in our history. >> let me tell you, as someone said to me here, if obabama wants to solve guantánamo and the prisoners at guantánamo, give it back to cuba. there will be no prisoners left in guantánamo. easy w way to do it. satisfy the cubans, satisfy guantánamo. let it happen now. think about cuba's place in history. when we think about it for young people, not t just for the fact that it leveled a society economically, gave people a

put it, and commentators echoed, "we have tried for 50 years to bring democracy and freedom to cuba. the methods we usedn't work, so we'll try another method." reality? no, we tried for 50 years to bring terror, violence and destruction to cuba, not just the terrorist war, but the crushing embargo. when the russians disappeared from the scene, instead of -- you know, the pretense was, "well, it's because of the russians." when they disappeared from the scene, how did we react, under clinton? by making the embargo harsher. clinton outflanked george h.w. bush from the right, in harsh -- during the electoral campaign, in harshness against cuba. it was torricelli, new jersey democrat, who initiated the legislation. later became worse with helms-burton. all of this has been -- that's how we tried to bring democracy and freedom to cuba. why the change? because the united states was being driven out of the hemisphere. you take a look at the hemispheric meetings, which are symbol of it. latin america used to be just the backyard. they do what you tell them. if they don't do it, we throw them out and put in some

it is suspected they use cuba as the gateway into the u.s. or canada. and without objection i ask unanimous consent this haarticl be inserted into the record. given the fact cuba has zero documentation verification means at the airports. so there you have it. these are the concerns and they are multi facetted and serious. we are hear today not to elaborate on the merits of the administration's reproaapproche with cuba but to take a serious look as our job says as to national security implications of a policy pushed through at breakneck speak with minimal regard to the security and safety of the american people. i now recognize ms. rice. >> thank you mr. chairman. i want to thank our witnesses and dhs, cvp, and the state department for coming here to discuss commercial air travel between the u.s. and cuba. i know is it state department played an important role and i hope the principal department say assistant secretary can give us on insight. right now we know only chartered flights operate. but under the terms at some point this year american air carriers w

and i was expelled from school. my mom said the only choice is for us to leave cuba. i'm a business man. years. it's my home base. i come back and forth to cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. i mean, cuba is a communist country in economic transition. fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses. there are people that are making money. there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small business owners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. and that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back, and through relatives, are buying property. obviously, somebody has touched this building with some kind of investment. it's renovated. it seems to be like a hotel. somebody bought the building and turned it into a little hotel. >> however you feel abou

use their phones in cuba. t-mobile, the number three u.s. carrier, signed a deal with the cuban wireless provider. beginning in july, t-mobile customers can use their phones in cuba for voice, text, and data roaming. t-mobile says this deal will make calling cuba from the u.s. 65% cheaper. >>> and krispy kreme is being taken over by the coffee giant j.a.b. beach. this deal is worth about $1.3 billion. krispy kreme stock soared more than 24% in trading in the morning. krispy kreme will continue to be independently operated from its headquarters in north carolina. anne-marie? >> how do you say hot donuts in german or french or whatever? they speak a lot of languages there. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> still ahead, a golden performance. we'll meet the american women who claimed the first gold medal awarded at this year's invictus games. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. a

hemingway, the ambassador of cuba from washington is dispatched and told hemingway to get out of cuba. he says and they are using a word about you in washington and the word was traitor. hemingway said i am not political. this is where i write. this is where i love to be put that use of the word he became increasingly concerned about his finances and his inability to write and he would never write again. addiction, the power of addiction lies in the grip of being able to hold the same neurocircuits. whenever we encounter a stimulus and neuroresponse conditions us to behave in the same way over and over again. it's certainly true for alcohol. there is power in that. the great writer who talked about the effect of capture really focused on that queue, her attention to the queue. i love the sounds of drink, the slide of the court as it eased out of the wine bottle, the distant glug, glug of booze pouring into a class -- glass the clatter of ice cubes in the tumbler. wasn't the drink itself, it was all the cues. in fact capture is a result. certainly an addiction, the cues take over. queues have no significance in a

us in making sure the airlines are safe and people are safe. an article in the "washington post" recently talking about afghanistan individuals trying to use false cuban documents again to cubare simply trying to get the facts out and mr. mizell if you take issue with my tongue let me apologize for that. my juices making sure before you open travel to a former calmness country that been testimony this year saying that there are major concerns about the counterespionage activities that we make sure we got our our eyes on the cross are teased out the understand that. >> a bite did interject and i am sure ranking member you would give me get her tendency to do that, no one has a corner on the market in national security precursor democrat or republican in this congress he doesn't have a priority of keeping this country safe and if you want to really get to the bottom of whether or not the proper analysis is going forward for we open up actual travel again this is part of the normalization of relationships didn't do it in a private setting where we can get the real information instead of putting on a show and asking questions that people can answer. that's all i'm asking for. le

according to the "daily press" mcauliffe used a state airplane to fly to cuba and a university of virginiaall game in chicago among other destination. the rate to use the plane is $985 an hour. mcauliffe's flights have been scrutinized since he used the plane last year to attend to u2 concert and bill clinton's birthday party. michelle: many young people who live in urban areas have limited options when it comes to play. in today's "spotlight on education," kellye lynn shows us the award-winning solution developed by students at dunbar high school. kellye: a problem familiar to many who live in urban neighbors. a shortage of play area. >> i have younger siblings and we want to take them to play but it's hard to find an area. kellye: students at dunbar high school came one a concept. up with what we believe is the best solution to the challenge. our kids chose the play challenge. they came out on top. kellye: on top with a pop-up play area. the team beat out other institutes in the challenge. >> they're affordable. think school can buy the stuff. >> we can pick up the box and roll it down i

some say they are waiting for years to go to cuba, and others born there but left when castro took power. and they usedo ban people from arriving there by sea. >>> the duke and duchess releasing pictures of charlotte. and taken by charlotte's favorite photographer, kate middleton. and kate took the pictures last month. >> superheroes of all ages on the trail in ridley state park for a 5k run and walk for advocates for abused and neglected children. even a super dog with a red cape. >>> and "action news" sports sunday here. and "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> for walter perez, melissa magee, jamie apody, new father jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i've sarah bloomquist. have a great night and a good week ahead. >> let me be clear, sam bradford is our starting quarterback. >> the philadelphia eagles select carson wentz. >> what should the eagle fans know about you. >> i am a competitor and i love the game. and i am wired to win. >> and the phillies swept out the cleveland indians. they won six consecutive games. ♪ >> this is "action news" sports sunday sponsored by a

and making history. the first us crews to cuba in more than ooh years is in havana watch passengers are saying about the made encouraging voyage. >> coming up next why the next time you walk past a billboard you may want to turn off your cell phone. >> and if you have a story idea give us a call on the fox5 type lynn: e-mail your tips to fox5 tips at wttg.com. c >> pre send tour ' on a cruise. >> it could be worse, hearing the love boat theme. >> pretty historic crews from miami docked in cuba this afternoon. >> that's right, the ship filled with americans, excited to visit half and a f phil keithing in miami with the latest. >> it is something not seen for half a century. the us own carnival cruise ship, sailing from miami, into havana. the 700 passenger ship, arriving monday morning, it will make two more stops on the south side of the island, and on the east side over the next week. >> to be a part of truly making history, and preparing for an even more positive future for everyone, is one of the greatest honors any company can have. >> the historic crews comes a year and a half since the country's

to cuba and back, including those who were born in cuba is a tremendous privilege and honor. >> well, a lot of ust hard to cover the story but dockside as the ship is ready to hoist anchor. imagine there is a lot of excitement there, boris, is it a cruise? it's more like a ferry ride. what's the anticipation like? that's right, we're in a lot of anticipation and a lexcitement, band playing on a boat and all kinds of cuban themed activities planned and this is a voyage that didn't happen. part of the rb why, cube ban has a cold war era law that says no cuban is allowed to enter the country via ship. that bans any cubans from buying tickets aboard the cruise and reception to that news was not welcome here in miami among the cuban-american community. there were protests outside much carnival headquarters and class action lawsuit filed against the company until they relenlted and said they would delay any trip to cuba until the cuban government changed the law. less than a week later they announced they were changing the law. we're here with excitement in the air but also a lot of tension as well. ab

and it will be meaningful for us. >> carnival cruise every other week from miami to cuba bookings start at $1,800 a person. >>> there is still much more to come on "action news", a struggling retailer is going out of business, more on the announcement from sports authority when "action news" comes right back. narrator: the constitution says the president shall make nominations for the supreme court and the senate votes. no exception for election years why is pat toomey refusing to do the job pennsylvania elected him to do? toomey refuses to consider anyone president obama nominates, even a former prosecutor with more experience than any other nominee with bipartisan support. but toomey is choosing his party's leaders and playing politics with the supreme court. call senator toomey and tell him to put the constitution before his politics. >>> sports authority is going out of business. the retailer will shut down all stores a cross the country after sales are reorganized during bankruptcy. the company has more than a billion dollars in debt. many stores have already posted massive mark downs on every item in the store

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- hemingway, hemingway in cuba, the ambassador from cuba to washington is dispatched and told hemingway to get out of cuba here he says they are using the word about you in washington. the word was trader. hemingway said i am not political. this is where i write. this is where i love to be, but that focus, that use of the word , many became concerned about his finances and his vision and inability to write and he would never write again. addiction. the power of addiction lines in the grip to be able to hold the same neural circuits. whenever we encounter a stimulus eight neural-- neural response conditions us to behave in the same way over and over again. certainly true for alcohol. here is cow-- carolyn, great writer talking about the effects of capture. really focus on the queue, not in the alcohol, but her attention to the cube. i loved the sounds, the slide of the cork as it eased out of the wine bottle, the distant glug glug of booze point into a glass, the clatter of ice cubes in a tumbler. it wasn't the drink itself, it was all the cues. in fact, capture is the, i mean, certainly in addiction it is the queue-- the cues takeov

between united states and cuba and will generate new business opportunities for these industry to help create american jobs and i can anticipate a couple of questions with regard to the used limited negotiating objective with bilateral negotiation to aim for the open skies model was based upon the and standing of how much the traffic would bear in terms of demand with the ongoing restrictions on travel and trade between the united states and cuba throughout the negotiations u.s. negotiators carefully articulated to the counterparts the aspect of regulations affecting cuba and what has changed it does not affect current travel restrictions or persons subject you jurisdictions and was still be authorized by a license under one of the 12 categories while negotiating they reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen their cooperation on aviation safety and security matters in reaffirm their commitment of international conventions to iraq in conformity with standards inappropriate recommended practices established by the international organizations representative presented in the delegation and provided valuable of vice on the ongoing cooperation of the cuban government to stren

>> and africa has is a place that has to mine and drill commodities and sell them and used to depend on russia and cuba moved toe china and china is lowing to slow down which is going to hurt africa and then tellco and the impact there. i right. >> and people playing straight against china has a tough time with times because a big economy or big government controlled economy can do a lot things otherwise so it is always interesting to hear the macro pieces. >> this the morning there was a fund manager from cmtdy, which is a commodity hedge fund and he said the lows are in in oil and he thid said i this i the collapses of the chinese economy has been put off a few weeks or few months but i'm sure you will hear it's coming in the afternoon. and he's absolutely right. and druckenmiller talked about the theme how the ease in money isn't working and corporate debt is squandered. >> and the last time 2005, it was on record about the financial crisis and it happened three years later. he's been on this thing. sent me some weird message the other day i didn't really understand but he definitely is thinking may

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er excited because there will be some coming from cuba and they will parade with us may 29th in san franciscoll. how important is the fact that you can combine dance and music? >> cuban music is amazing. i love it. to be able to physicalize it through dance for me, i enjoy it so much. the all stars also, we've been kind of embarking on a collaboration for a carnival. a lot of choreographies that you see are mixes of ideas that post of our groups have put >> in you talked about going to cuba eight times already in your life. was it difficult for the dancers could get into the states as well. >> sure was. it was quite an undertaking. so many people that we want to thank in our community. the dancers in our community donated $20,000 for the project because the legal fees are very considerable and we really appreciate everyone's support for that. and above all, for our brava fullman, arts sponsor. we want to thank them for sure. >> a few years back, cuban music started making a surge into america. do you think now that tensions are eased, you will see that again, it's going to pick up popularity

america's fear and anger and how we have acted on that fear rather than using foresight in europe that we safed multiple times -- saved multiple times, he's done the same thing. and even in cubae recently. we have at times been disengaged, and at times we sought to dictate our terms. that, to people listening to it, sounds like an apology and, frankly, they're tired of america being in the backseat. >> i respectfully suggest that if it sounds like an apology to you, you don't like president obama, and you are imprinting your feelings about him, subjective feelings about him onto his message. sandra: okay, but let's talk about something objective. kennedy: let's take his statement apart a little bit, because he's talking about morality and moral systems, and the implication is if you have those weapons, that is, in itself, immoral. and also if you take his statement -- >> well, stop right there -- kennedy: no -- do i think it's immoral to have nuclear weapons? >> do you think the use of nuclear weapons -- i grew up in the '50s and early '60s where kids actually were taught to hide under their desk for fear of a nuclear conflagration. it is a miracle, the miracle of the second

and middle class got richer, too. socialism would make us more equal. it worked in russia, china, cuba.er socialism everyone is poor. well, everyone except the political leaders. attacking rich people turns out to be a popular way for nasty dictators to grab power. larry reid lists examples in his book, excuse me, professor. stalin persecuted neerms had a little mere money than the other farmers. prime minister and lennon called them blood-sucking parasites. hitler said similar things about jews. mao said the landlord class was guilty of economic exploitation. today when the castro brothers are criticized for killing political opponents or beating and starving people in labor camps, they say you have no right to criticize us because you live in country where there are millionaires and beggars. it's infuriating that today's democratic socialists industrialify capitalism at a time when there is less of this in the world because of capitalism. in the past 25 years says the world bank, the number of people living in extreme poverty dropped by half. a billion people who once lived lining tha

us on france 24. cuba havestripes in been flying since the first american cruise ship since the 1970's docks in havana. the adonia andts 750 passengers have come on commercial travel. step inks the latest the reestablishment of relations between cuba and the united states, announced at the end of 2014. many cubans waiting at the dockside, cause for celebration. >> it is time for togetherness. >> it is time for peace. >> it is time for everything to be ok and have the cuban and american flag. >> it is time to come together. >> and never be separated again. >> i hope this is the first of many that we have the icebreaker, drive forward. we cubans are very happy. catherine: and we have more about this historic arrival. reporter: the reaction has been rightly positive. it is a holiday in cuba. , the day after yesterday was the first of may, the world reunites, huge protests, demonstrations for workers rights. and today, it was a bank holiday. there hasn't been the volume of people that there has been for other cruises that have arrived in havana. but there were at least 100 people. they were in a joyous mood, welcoming th

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cruise ship in over 50 years left miami and arrived to havana, cuba. kerry sanders is live for us good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. we arrived here in the port of havana. we're not fully docked yet, but it was very smooth sailing. let me point over there and show you the way we came in. 262 miles from miami on board adonia, the name of the cruise ship, came in and around here and then you can see down here at the street level some people have gathered. there was a larger crowd here earlier but still plenty of people out here welcoming the vessel with more than 700 passengers. many of them would call themselves tourists, but as you know officially they're not tourists. this is all about what the new policy between the u.s. government and cuba allows for and that's what they call a people-to-people exchange. some of those on board certainly thrilled to get an opportunity to finally step onto cuban soil. >> i think you'll see some of the telltale signs of the embargo and the kinds of economic hardship that has come with the isolation and with the communist regime. >> war

cuba. nbc's julia bagg joins us from miami with more on this unique vacation. >> reporter: good morning. and certainly an emotional morning on both sides of the fl well as in tm were d even u.s. citizens porn in could yogo the eastern part of the island. this trip isnt educational, as well. there are cuban entrepreneurs selling their wares, their music, as well as a regime, not something that will bestwell? >> i'm good. >> that's good news. everything from will fasting diets really work to exercises that you can do at your desk. i'm exercising right now, you don't see it. no, i'm kidding. >> okay. today, though, is melanoma monday. actually a pretty serious topic here. we're starting things off with stipulate safety. one of the best ways to protect yourself from getting skin cancer is tt sunscreen.e s and especially becauseletyrtant fa >> reporter: so get out the sunblock even on a cloudy day. >>nd advce there. tom, thank you. >> and important to reapply and remember that no matter your skin tone you need sunscreen, right? make sure the spf is 30 or above, it needs to have the uva and uvb pr

and the caribbean challenging u.s. policy in cuba, haiti, nicaragua, guatemala, puerto rico, and elsewhere. in 1981, he brought the first challenge under the war powers resolution to the use of troops in el salvador as well as a suit against u.s. officials on behalf of nicaraguans raped, murdered and tortured by u.s. backed , contras. in 1991, he led the center's challenge to the authority of president george h.w. bush to go to war against iraq without congressional consent. a decade later he would become a , leading critic of the george w. bush administration filing lawsuits related to guantanamo, torture, domestic surveillance and the 2003 invasion of iraq. , he also helped launch the group palestine legal to defend the rights of protesters in the u.s. calling for palestinian human rights. in recent years he was the chief , attorney for wikileaks founder julian assange and became a leading critic of the u.s. crackdown on whistleblowers including chelsea manning and , edward snowden. he also served as democracy now!'s attorney for many years and was the husband of karen ranucci, a longtime member of the democracy now! family. today we will spend the hour looking at the l

and caterpillar says the company is ready to move into cuba once the u.s. trade em boorg is lived. isbargo is lived. is caterpillar could move quick as it is useding in emerging markets. they have already picked an official dealer in cuba. despite the embargo, shares are flat in the pre market. >>> white house advisor says brexit would hurt britain the eu and the global economy. fermen says we don't need more uncertainty at the moment. >>urman says we don't need more uncertainty at the moment. >>. >> coming up the meeting in washington today. can they unify the party? top stories from the campaign trail next? >> first here is national weather forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagno's, jen. >> thunderstorms moving east. we're going to see the ohio valley, tennessee valley, parts of the southeast getting into the action today. today more of a threat of the damaging winds and hail. the tornado threat much lower for today. could it be that we could have a day without rain in d.c.? it's been now 15 days in our nation's capital with rain. if we get rain today it would be 16. there is a better chance of staying dry than we have lately. it is

us to help anyone around the city where this is in place. >> in san francisco, >> carnival cruise lines arrived in cuba this and the government of the czechlic approved a new name for the country, czecha. >> well, rain is in the forecast this week, we're still enjoying the sun. >> yes. take a look at the shot here from dan wheeler. >> you can see clouds increasing over the bay area, that will be the pattern. tomorrow, lots of sunshine and into sections of the state. tomorrow, high temperatures from about 60s on the coast to upper 60s and low 70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s inland. a chance of rain increases here in the bay area up to about 30% thursday, maybe isolated shower or two thursday. greater chance of showers here on friday. 60% chance diminishing saturday and 0 sunday, which is mother's day. here is the accu-weather forecast. looks like fair weather on mother's day which is good news to all of us. >> thank you, spencer. >> lots of playoff action and baseball. >> right. >> giants having a good game going on in cincinnati. >>> steph curry will not play tomorrow against portland but there is a chance he will see action in game

cuba. now t-mobile wants to make it easier to use your cell phone in that nation too. t-mobile will allow you to go online andd text messages without extra roaming fees excuse me 20 cents a minute. t-mobi t-mobile serves 36% of customers in the united states. t-mobile has signed a deal to work with cuba's mobile phone company enabling those low cost serves. >> if you think your hotel room smells like vanilla or lavender it's probably not your image nation. many hotels are pumping fragrances into their lobbies. casinos say guests play slot machines longer when the air is filled with pleasant smells. here's a sampling, the four season in chicago uses a blend of vie let's and lilies. the sherton uses a blend of figure and jasmine. most guests find it pleasant, though some complain of bad reactions to the perfumes. >> what is bergamont is my question. it must smell nice. let's talk about the forecast. >> i love it. >>> there's sunshine out there. maybe you can look it up, dan. >> okay. >>> right now it's breezy out here and as you look across the bay low clouds are starting to push across the bay so there's defin

vanilla and the sheraton uses figure and jasmine and most find it pleasant, like early gray, but some complain of bat reaction to the smell. >> depending on who is in the lobby, that is good. few cubas in your travel plans t mobile wants to make it easier to stay in touch the. >> a wireless company is headed to cuba with t-mobile providing service for cheaper calls and wireless numbers under the state help side international options. both verizon and sprint made similar arrangements last year. >> perry scope is rolling out new features with a connection connected to a drop repet for bird's i didn't view and will save broadcasts beyond 24 hours. you can play 2012 the most popular video games ever at the same time, super mario is joining mine craft so the characters could be breaking and places blogs on the block with a matchup a week from today available for you next month. >> google is switching things up, and they are trying to something in the search that has users seeing more than red. the page on left is what we are used to and google is test changes the links to planks -- black and the purr people indicated a link hand clicked. google has not commended. use others complain it

us to be part of this new free market, cuba, that may happen? >> there has to be significant change in cuba. we're not seeing that in cuba. >> quick thought, ric? >> the europeans and the canadians have been engaging with cuba for decades and it hasn't worked yet. >> i went to quell amerimercede concerns. >> 91% tax rates will tend to do that to you. coming, taking a big bite out of politics. please d ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. was necessary to save a mother's life. >>> ben and jerry's is hoping you have an appetite for political discourse, unveiling a new flavor called "empower mint," making a statement to fight big money in politics. shouldn't an ice cream maker be jumping on a hot political issue? >> ben and jerry's are known for being liberal, they've come out speaking for different policies. they don't endorse candidates or push a particular cause. but here is the deal. they've made the bernie limited ice cream. i want to see the donald trump orange sorbet come out because maybe i'll buy it. >> political activism i

us to be part of this new free market, cuba, that may happen? >> there has to be significant change in cuba. we're not seeing that in cuba. >> quick thought, ric? >> the europeans and the canadians have been engaging with cuba for decades and it hasn't worked yet. >> i went to quell amerimercede concerns. >> 91% tax rates will tend to do that to you. coming, taking a big bite out of politics. please do us a flavor and butt out. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. >>> coming up, ben and jerry's is hoping their new flavor. show me movies with romance. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinit