i asked inti herrera and x alfonso, two of the young entrepreneurs behind the place.before. did the government bureau of arts help you? >> inti: at the beginning, we had subsidies from the ministry of culture. even the building, we asked for the building, because it was abandoned for 30 years. >> anthony: the place is very popular. >> inti: right now, yes. >> anthony: who comes here? >> inti: these people that love art, but at the same time, it's very diverse. >> anthony: it attracts a once unthinkable mix of foreigners and locals, that enjoys the actual support of the government. without whom, of course, it couldn't exist. >> inti: our chef here, is part of the art world, you know, here. >> anthony: the ceviche of dogfish with pickled vegetables. loin of pork, pan-seared, with youka and a rift on a traditional orange sauce, with garlic and coriander. >> mmm, good. very good. >> anthony: what do you think's going to happen when the door opens and you've got hundreds of thousands of americans flooding here looking desperately to spend money on anything cuban? >> inti:

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. >> they tell "action news" that this is a daily reality for freshman and sophomores, and now alfonso is the one pulling no punches. >> we have security that are not allowed to break up fights and police that are not allowed in the school unless they report to the superintendant. >> he tells us that the videos were provided to him by students and educators too afraid to talk on camera and too afraid of their own safety. >> teachers will be fired or suspended if they complain. they are afraid for their jobs. >> these videos are just a small sample of the beat downs that occurred this year. >> it's a lot of violence going on. >> we contacted the district superintendant, multiple times towed and by phone they confirmed the fights and said violence will not be tolerated. >> just a few days ago there was a seven versus seven fight, it was pretty crazy. >> the superintendant says that they are adding security guards here at the main campus and added four more security guards and continuing to review their security protocol with the help of local law enforcement. i'm wendy saltzman, channel

commencement at the university of southern california was historic, and he is the reason why. 96-year-old alfonsoceived his bachelor's degree in zoology on friday, 70 years after he first started usc. he college plans were delayed and he served in world war ii and then began working. his family encouraged him to return to college. >> took me 65 years to complete my studies but i did. >> got to be great feeling. >> oh, it's a great feeling. >> one of his professors described gonzalez as a dedicated student who was always prepared and enthusiastic for class. >>> a health lesson today in the south bay where some 1500 people took part in stanford medicine's holiday health matters "events. people had the opportunity to meet the members of stafford's canine wellness program and they learn what it takes to attend medical school. >> neighbors in the east bay taking matters into their own hands. they have a message for graffiti vandals. a look at the effort to work with business owners to stop a growing graffiti problem. >> finally some sun. we're in for ups and downs when it comes to temperatures this we

alfonso gonzalez thought he had graduated in 1953. but when his family tried to get a copy of his diploma, he was shocked to find he was just one credit short. so they tailored a course for him to get the last requirement. now has that diploma. >>> when we come back, moms on a mission. they found joy after tragedy. now they're helping children do the same. >>> finally tonight, a touching story about learning to smile again, after suffering a loss. a group of moms banding together to help children through tragedy because they understand exactly what these kids are going through. nbc's kevin tibbles has more in our series "inspiring america." >> reporter: smiles and joy. something you wouldn't expect to see from those who share the pain of losing a loved one. each year some 30 children and teens are lost to gun violence in miami. >> we just received a call saying she was shot. >> reporter: they all leave someone who loved them behind. >> i felt like someone just snatched my heart out of my body. >> are you a beautiful princess? >> repor

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he asked for a picture of alfonso placed on the bed like they were looking at each other. >> the schav complied. thz great phs is. he wants to ask for a fort built out of pell lows and boom, there it is. who is this mysterious prankster? we did some digging. that's no business. that's ambassador john bolton. >> i he does travel a lot. do you find yours making requests? >> just clear these stiffened towels out of the room. >> you work out a lot. yes. that's what happens when you get sweaty tiles and you need for towel. >> jessica you spent time in new york? >> no, i am ease about the skin care. >> she meets them in the bar downstairs. >> no, i actually don't like to complain much. it makes me uncomfortable. it is a liberal thing. i want to make sure they are not in a fast pace. won't he be best boyfriend ever and a surprise when you get to the room like a fort and like tom cruise. >> they get pus bliss tee too. >> >> do you key -- demand the chocolate next to your bed? >> i am very easy and i just want a pot of coffee. >> and a new york post and a "wall street journal." >> wrap it up, j

. >> they tell "action news" that this is a daily reality for freshman and sophomores, and now alfonso is the one pulling no punches. >> we have security that are not allowed to break up fights and police that are not allowed in the school unless they report to the superintendant. >> he tells us that the videos were provided to him by students and educators too afraid to talk on camera and too afraid of their own

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alfonso, good to see you again. thanks for coming in. appreciate it. >> good seeing you.elissa: interesting point. david: very interesting. melissa: to launch a nuclear missile the united states will need a floppy disk. david: one of those old things? melissa: yeah that old thing. the government wasting millions of your tax dollars, jeopardizing your security on outdated technology. maybe we should consider building bigger walls around airports. intruders breaching us air port fences every 10 days. david: wow. >> someone could easily hold this up and climb over here. it is pretty pathetic. i don'or wonder whether i theshould seek treatment.c. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a millio

pero entonces, alfonso david, ¿por quÉ me pisas cuando bailamos? quÉ bueno que te encuentro. no me digas nada y bÉsame. mark: pero apenas nos estamos conociendo. mela: no importa, que se conozcan primero nuestras bocas. mark: no, despuÉs las amÍgdalas se tengan. dÉjame pensarlo! mela: esto lo vamos a resolver ahora mismo. habla tÚ, porque no soy yo sola. esto es de los dos. bÉsame la campanilla! mark: bueno, mi amor, mi vida. yo te amo demasiado, pero hay un problema. mela: no pienses, bÉsame! ¿por quÉ no nos podemos besar? mark: porque me esta viendo mi esposa, imagÍnate. mela: eso no se hace. ahora voy a hacer como hace francisca. alan: respiraciÓn de boca a boca! mela: la respiraciÓn! alan: oooh! mela: dios mÍo! que vengan los que hicieron la audiciÓn. alan: vengan, pedrito y el jefe. ay ay ay! alejandro t: acuÉrdate que estas casado. mela: ya la decisiÓn estÁ tomada. ha sido algo muy difÍcil de manejar. pero entre estos tres galanes, yo elijo la experiencia. vÁmonos, vámonos! alejandro t: no abusen de mi edad! mela: pues llÉvame! alejandro t: y

. >> i understand i understand i apologize for that alfonso perez and natalie and alexandra gun and wilson and vivian wang. (calling names) here we go we apologize for communication for the folks that had to leave we apologize for that. >> good evening, everyone i'm al perez serve as the president of the filipino-american and serve as commissioners of entertainment commission i'm here in support of arts rotc i went through the program many moons ago in 1945 u 85 was a shy gay man and learned so much about personal responsibility how to be a group leader and teamwork that the o rtc lead me to be the community organizer he was extremely shy but i excelled i got steady promotes he applied myself and became the highest ranking cadet and a and was not out there but thought i my being gay was an issue i belonged to the drill team and other teams to belong to a group of people he bonded with the r o t c was a great part of my hostile experienced and urge to support this program so all students with this can find their voice and grow from student cadets to active members of the our communities tha

, alfonso gonzalez, served in the navy, marines, medic in okinawa.ut i did. >> he got it done. he started in 1947, other opportunities took charge of his life. he wanted nothing to get in the way of finishing his degree. so at 96 years old. >> oh, my gosh, get out of here. >> gonzalez is now usc's oldest grat wait. >> that is wonderful. gre great. time for "newsroom" with carol costello. >> it took half the time for costello to graduate. >> i'm not sure if that's okay, whatever you say. thank you, you guys have a great day. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello, thank you for joining me. bluegrass, red state. polls open across kentucky, including this voting site in louisville. but today's primary in the republican leading state only features democrats. hillary clinton and bernie sanders. they're fighting for 55 delegates, and clinton has invested heavily in winning that state. she needs to stop sanders' recent surge, and he is expected to do well in

alfonso, congratulations to you! >> that's a great one.great one. >>> hey, for americans who are voting for anybody but trump, for the never-trump crowd looking for are love, they may be able to find it in canada. jeanne moos has this one for us. >> reporter: you may not think of donald trump as a matchmaker, but he could inspire cross-border romance between americans and canadians if maple match ever gets off the ground with its catchy slogan -- >> make dating great again. >> reporter: the website's mission -- maple match makes it easy for americans to find the ideal canadian partner to save them from the unfathomable horror of a trump presidency. austin, texas resident and hillary supporter, joe goldman, dreamed up maple match. >> i've always liked maple syrup. i have about 12 liters of machle syrup at home. i am a real fan of the flavor. >> reporter: he says maple match started as a fun experiment, but within days 20,000 americans had signed the wait list, and 5,000 canadians. every day the number grows. sure, people have been joking ab

. >> i understand i understand i apologize for that alfonso perez and natalie and alexandra gun and wilson and vivian wang. (calling names) here we go we apologize for communication for the folks that had to leave we apologize for that. >> good evening, everyone i'm al perez serve as the president of the filipino-american and serve as commissioners of entertainment commission i'm here in support of arts rotc i went through the program many moons ago in 1945 u 85 was a shy gay man and learned so much about personal responsibility how to be a group leader and teamwork that the o rtc lead me to be the community organizer he was extremely shy but i excelled i got steady promotes he applied myself and became the highest ranking cadet and a and was not out there but thought i my being gay was an issue i belonged to the drill team and other teams to belong to a group of people he bonded with the r o t c was a great part of my hostile experienced and urge to support this program so all students with this can find their voice and grow from student cadets to active members of the our communities tha

alfonso gonzalez received a a bachelor of science degree yesterday, making him the oldest graduate into the school back in the 1950s, and skipped graduation because of work obligation, and when his family tried to get a copy of his diploma, they found he was one credit shy. a special program was created for him. >> now he has to go to work. >> that's right. >> just shy by one credit. amazing. outside our doors, breast amazing. we do have cloudy skies, we have cool weather in store for your weekend. we'll be partly cloudy, partly sunny. >> here is a look at the pattern bringing us this unseasonablely cool weather. the circulation of this storm right in and around off the coast of oregon, as well as washington. this will continue to make an early push as it moves through, we will continue with the cloudy skies, the onshore please, the cool temperatures. maybe even a little bit of drizzle. just north of the lake county area on the east side. but for us, again, a lot of cloud cover to startty day, and it takes all the way until about noontime, 1:00, before we begin to see it slowly, slowl