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>>fidel castro son, antonio castro who is one of the most powerful men in cuban baseball was also at today's workout.>>> cbs4 news crews will remain in havana for the rest of the president visit. look for live team coverage tomorrow. >>we're following a developing story. a missing child has just been found. disappeared for 24 hours. where live with for a new details on her whereabouts next. >>plus the presidential candidates take their stance on foreign-policy, their message >>> we're following a developing story right now. we have just learned that a child who had gone missing was found. >>the 13-year-old disappeared for 24 hours. we're live at the miami police department with more. >> reporter: hi guys. this is good news. almost 24 hours after 13-year- old jasmine went missing, police now telling us that she has been found and she has been reunited with her great- grandmother. >>let me show you video we shot just a few hours ago. we were at the home office this and northwest 17th were jasmine disappeared and we watched as great-grandmother beverly was put into a police car and take

jonathan martin is following developments in alabama but we begin with heidi zhou castro in san antonio, the accident, a pivotal state. we are going to see more delegates awarded there than any other state in the country. >> immigration is always a big topic here in the accident with that senator ted cruz addressing it as he campaigned in dallas yesterday, taking aim in a 2013 senate plan to reform immigration that has him widely unpopular among conservatives because it includes a pathway to citizenship. cruz being a confidenter of that legislation and attacking donald trump for making campaign donations to some of the plan's supporters. texas has 155 delegates on the republican side, 252 on the democrats, but it is notable to say texas is not a winner take all state, rather those delegates will be divided among counties, so the candidates can hope to pick up handfuls of delegates at a time, plans to crisscross the state visiting various communities. >> polls have been open there almost for a few hours now. texas is a crucial test for the texan in the race, ted cruz. what's at stake for

and heidi zhou castro is in san antonio, texas where the most delegates are up for grabs.'s start with heidi. texas is the biggest state heading to the polls today. how are the candidates tailoring their messages? rp >> reporter: here we're looking at a two-man competition when donald trump and ted cruz on the republican side. here on his home turf, cruz is hoping to tap into that tea party base. ted cruz has the endorsement of the current texas governor, and perhaps more importantly, the endorsement of rick perry, and he is attempting to steer his campaign back into the attack of the obama administration. that message has always resinated among texas conservatives, but will it continue to resinate and especially up against donald trump's campaign. trump brings a new energy to this state, judging by the size of his rallies and the chatter on the streets here in texas, trump is a great threat to ted cruz. >> all right. so both cruz and clinton are expected to win in texas. how close are they to meeting the expectations they have? >> reporter: sure, let's turn to the democra

in san antonio texas, heidi zhou castro, the polls there just opening, texas is a huge prize today, moreelegates than anywhere else. what are some of the key issues in the lone star state? >> del, immigration a huge topic here at usual. ted cruz at his rally in dallas yet taking on the 2013 senate immigration reform plan that had been widely unpopular in the accident among conservatives because it included a pathway to citizenship. marco rubio has been one of that plan's crafters. with 155 delegates on the republican side, 252 on the democratic's, it is notable to say -- >> ok, it seems that we might have lost our communication witness heidi zhou castro, texas a make or break state for ted cruz. he is backing everything on texas. >> i think heidi was just about to say that this new poll, emmer sob college shows that this shrinking lead that trump has and he may actually be able to pick up more delegates than they were expecting. that's despite the fact that ted cruz has the endorsement of the governor and former governor. the polls are also open in alabama right now. al jazeera's jonatha

castro. the two leaders exchange mre san antonio tries and flew in an interpreter. they said they enjoyed their tour inspite the rain that fell. late afternoon approximately a quarter to 5:00 a drizzle fell. the first family enjoyed a dinner last night at a privately owned restaurant here in cuba. these are privately owned small businesses. that's a major focus of the president's initiative. i talked to two prominent cuban americans here from south florida and they are both supporters of the new policy and it's emotional because i have no business interest in cuba or intentions of doing business. but i do see the hope of cuban people. >> i'm happy to be back in the land of my birth and my parent's birth and my ancestors. this is a beautiful country. >>> those two cuban americans very successful health care executive in south florida and the u.s. commerce secretary under president george w. bush and a lifetime republican who says he has changed his opinions and ideas and support for the former policy of the united states which was to isolate cuba and not to have dipl

and heidi zhou castro is in san francisco -- san antonio you, texas.n me, where the most delegates are up for grabs. let's start with heidi. texas is the big estate heading to the polls today. how are the candidates driving home their message to connect with voters in texas. >> hey, richelle, so we first look at the republican side. we're looking at a two-man race between donald trump and ted cruz who is the favored son here in his home state. he is trying to tap back into that tea party base. these are the same voters that launched him into the senate in 2012. cruz has the endorsement of the governor, and a former governor, rick perry, and cruz is trying to steer his campaign messaging back on track to attacking the obama administration, which has long resinated here among texas republicans. the question is, will it continue to resinate, and will it be enough to counter balance the insurgency that is donald trump's campaign. trump leading -- leading in rallies as far as how many -- the attendee size, but as far as a ground game goes, obviously ted cru

the only real name being floated for hillary clinton is for running mate is julian castro former mayor of san antoniotexas. he is a rising star in the democratic party and someone that everyone is seeing right now as being the probably number one pick for her. >> what about a third party candidate changing the game for everyone? >> it could. it could it's not even clear who that candidate would take votes away from. if it was a republican candidate even a michael bloomberg is also a republican but more moderate, are they taking away also from hillary clinton's voters who would otherwise turn out and vote for her? so we can't assume that a third party candidate is necessarily going to defeat trump. it could damage clinton's or moderate voters on the fence about hillary clinton. >> primary is coming up. should we know in a couple of weeks? >> march 15 is going to be a big day. march 15th is a day of a bunch of winner-take-all states. and so this is when you get like the 100 delegates at a time and candidates can really make headway. so by march 15, once the results of that come in, we will be in a pret

antonio, the fascinating thing about the press conference. it wasn't even supposed to be a traditional press conference. just as president obama greeted raul castro they decided at the last minute after days of white house pressure, they wanted him to take questions, wanted it to be a press conference, but the white house press corps could ask two questions, the cuban press corps could ask one. that's why it was make so much news tonight, antonio. >> you could tell it was awkward. the u.s. and cuba clearly disagree about political prisoners. >> they absolutely do and president obama was asked after that press conference on an interview on american television, whether or not he provide raul castro with a list. president obama said he wouldn't do that, they've tried to do that in the past to no avail. the white house view was that dialogue and engagement would be to.oubetter. for days now white house aids said for days that it would be broadcast unfiltered and uncensored throughout cuba. they were assured it would be. antonio. >> thank you, chief of mission at u.s. intersection in havana, john it was good to have you with us. you were there in the

antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of internet news, fidel castro criticizes president obama's historic visit to cuba. >>> but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. the fbi has managed to unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino astackers and analyzing the information inside. with that information now on hand, the fbi has ended its legal battle with panel. apple has been fighting a federal magistrate's order to do so. >>> blocking municipalities from banning discrimination against lgbt people and facing discrimination, georgia's governor nathan deihl announces his veto of a bill that bans discrimination of lgbt individuals. >>> medstar says virus has prevented authorized users from logging onto its network. dispute the computer shutdown all medstar facilities remain open. >>> executed murderer, thousands took part in a sit in that began sunday in central islamabad. when the crowd grew rowdy the military was sent in to restore order. al jazeera's imran khan reports from pakistan. >> reporter: this protest seemingly came out of n

antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. >> the relationship between our governments will not be transformed overnight >>> at a meeting between president obama and castro - historic, candid and at times awkward, promises and what's ahead for both countries now. >> israel's security is non-negotiable. >> this deal is catastrophic for america, for israel... >> presidential candidates from both parties pledge to protect and partner israel >>> previewing the primaries in the west. the focus on utah and arizona. and... >> if they don't make a decision, they are lucky >>> the attitude about women's professional tennis from a tournament leader - the controversy that he has caused and the comment from the number one tennis player in the world. >>> we begin with president obama's visit to cuba, a day after he became the first sitting u.s. president to set foot on the island in 90 years, he pronounced a new day in the relationship between the white house and cuba. we are joined by al jazeera's mike viqueira. and despite the smiles, the cuban president was quick to criticise the u.s. during today's events. >> well, that's right. it's sort of an awkward moment. un

antonio rollas expressed this concern. he said -- quote -- "legitimizing the castro regime is the path contrary to a transition. cnn has revealed that the cuban delegation in the secret talks that began in mid2013 with u.s. officials in ottowa, toronto, and rome and which led to the december 17 policy announcement was headed by colonel alejandro castro espine, the 49-year-old son of cuban dictator raul castro. in both face-to-face meetings between president obama and raul castro this year, first at the april summit of the americas in panama city, and just recently at the united nations general assembly in new york, alejandro was seated with a wide grin next to his father. alejandro holds the rank of colonel in cuba's military of the interior with his hand on the pulse and trigger of the island's intelligence services and repressive ordinances. it's no secret that raul castro is grooming alejandro for a position of power. sadly, his role as interlock tur with the obamacare seeks to further their goal of an intra family generational transition within the castro clan. similar to the assads and syria in north korea

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antonio romero. thank you for being with us, have. >> thank you for inviting me. >> reporter: are you surprised that the castro government decided toe dissidents on a day like this? >> yes, i am surprised. >> reporter: why? >> well, you know,. >> part of the process in cuba, part that have is the information that we have been developing during this last two or three years that has [ inaudible ] >> reporter: but not political tolerance obviously is what we are seeing today. let's talk about the economy, what are the anticipation of the people in cuba. what do you think we can expect? >> most of the cuban people expect as part of this visit of president obama to cuba, we have in the near future brother and economic relations with the united states. and that is very important. not only for the whole cuban economy, but mainly for the [ inaudible ] that now have been developing as part of this economic information process. >> reporter: now, we know that president obama has used his executive powers to loosen the grip of the economic embargo, but it's still in place, he has been accompanied by a lot of very important ceos from the united

meet with president castro, talk with society leaders, do some sight-seeing and attend a baseball game. the president and first lady the warriors came up short against the san antonio spurs. *but they are still on pace for an nba season record of 73 wins. the leagues two best teams squared off. it was intense from the start. despite golden states incredible season -- the spurs are only three games behind them. the spurs focused on shutting down steph curry. and they did just that. curry didnt make his first and only 3-pointer until the third quarter. great dee by the spurs held the warriors to their lowest point total of the year. the sprus win it 87- 79. the dubs have lost their last 33 regular season games in san antonio. they haven't won there since the nineties. their next game against the spurs is on april seventh, at oracle arena. kron four's kate cagle has post game reaction from warrior fans in the east bay. there was an enthusiastic crowd in san leandro for a show down in san antonio "well this is a big game this is like a finals play off game" in factsome called saturday's game against the spur's the nba's game of the year. "a lot of pressure i'm very ner

castro got taste of america's freedom of the cuban political prisoners. clearly frustrated, he denied there were any. "what political prisoners," he said. but just yesterday the regime arrested more than two dozen activist antonio rodiles was among them. >> you allow them to do these violations, an at the same time you are giving more economic possibilities, then for sure they are getting the signal, they understand that they can this whatever they want. >> reporter: the obama administration argues that the best way to improve human rights is to invest in cuba's future by strengthening economic ties. >> you will merely mush down with the heel to go backward. >> horace clemons and his cuban-born business partner saul berenthal will open the first american-owned factory in havana since the communist revolution. they'll sell this tractor to cuban farmers still relying on cattle to plow their fields. >> i have made peace with the i have been able to not only understand what happened and even figure out that the best way to heal is exactly to do what we're doing. >> reporter: american executives are also here as part of the president's delegation. starwood hotels just inked a deal to be first american hotel operator

castro's thugs arrested or detained many cuban pro-democrat sti leaders in an tiss passion of the president's -- anticipation of the president's time in cuba. the leader of the ladies of white was detained. antonio was detained. some of these activists were invited to participate in the meeting with president obama. two others arrested. a musician arrested. former political prisoner arrested. pastor felicio was arrested yesterday. the castro brothers have shifted their strategy to a catch and release program to intimidate activists who have been placed under house arrest by the repressive apparatus of the regime. president obama says that human rights are important to him, but empty words with no actions to back them up sends the message to the castro regood morning, america to continue -- regime to continue with his repression and castro continues to do so. no surprise there. shame on us, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan arise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . benishek: mr. speaker, today, march 21, is world down syndrome day. this int