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apparently not according to a newly released survey breaking is that bama comes to cell phone service but now tremendous -- phone service. lance hernandez has more. >> reporter: many people are telling me that survey confirms what they have known all along, it takes too long for data to it's all about infrastructure. investment in stuff like cell phone towers and 40 technology. >> we do not have good service here. >> the speed and data are slow. >> we ranked 121 out of 125 that's pathetic. denver is a major city. >>> the ratings by group metrics didn't come as a surprise to anyone that i talked to. coverage is sketchy. for a city the size, it is surprising how poor the coverages. >> reporter: denver ranks 122nd and >>, 120% eighth of 1/21 in overall network performance. that's out of 125 cities. -- 121st in overall network performance. that's out of 125 cities. >> you need to have the ability to have lots of people using the phone when they need to versus being in rush-hour all of the time. bobby coleman says after drinking the city -- after being ranked last last year, they are now f

a short time aer arriving here in cuba, our exclusive walk with president bama, through old havana. and, tonight, right here, our new intervie with him. we sat down with him just a shorttime ago, after his meeting with raul castro. and we begin tonight with what it was like in that room. you have sai that you would speak candidly with president castro about t serious differences you have with the cuban government, particularly on human rights and on democracy. so, take us inside that room

vengo de hacer una escena con el presidente bama no es podido lavarme la cabeza y quitarme las ganaso este vÍdeo comenzÓ circular en las redes sociales muchos pensaron que no era real. pancÍlo: no es un montaje, es real, hablÓ con obama y en verdad hablÓ en tiempos distintos se grabÓ lo de obama, despuÉs editÓ, pero no fue un montaje como tal. tony: estÁ consciente que parte de esta semana histÓrica en cuba pÁnfilo: creo que sÍ, pero no tengo mucha conciencia, entroniza y vuelve a que mi pÁgina de hace unos dÍas ha subido en 10.000 seguidores. tony: la transformaciÓn le he tomado el 30 minutos, pero el paso a la fama era instantÁneo. pÁnfilo: no estÉ preparado para eso, que me estÁn llamando y me escriben de todos los paÍses diciÉndome hermano, qué fue lo que hiciste que estÁs, en espaÑa, italia, poniÉndote en el noticiero, estÁs loco? tony: pÁnfilo le ofreciÓ la casa como hospedaje pero prefirieron la casa del embajador estadounidense en la isla. gracias por tu atenciÓn. luego de esta entrevista con presidente con el presidente obama la vida de pÁnfilo ser un poco diferente. soy ton

ooo-bama and bin laden friends!t's why obama hunted him down, stabbed him in the face, and then threw his corporation into the ocean! you know! friends stuff! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] listen! listen, you numbnuts! just because obama and bin laden both want to stop climate change, that doesn't make them buddies! guess what? i'm [ bleep ] a painter, but that doesn't make me friends with hitler! [ laughter ] you know? this whole climate change issue makes one thing very clear. bin laden wasn't just any old douchebag terrorist, he was a douchebag terrorist mastermind. he knew if he stood up for fixing climate change, then americans would be anti-climate change, and then climate change would destroy america! [ laughter ] it's his final plot against us! nice try, bin laden! you think we're that stupid? [ laughter ] so listen to me, climate change deniers! either get on board with fixing this, or the terrorists win! [ cheers and applause ] trevor? >> trevor: thank you. we'll be right back. (son) pa, i know we s

a short time aer arriving here in cuba, our exclusive walk with president bama, through old havana. and, tonight, right here, our new intervie with him. we sat down with him just a shorttime ago, after his meeting with raul castro. and we begin tonight with what it was like in that room. you have sai that you would speak candidly with president castro about t serious differences you have with the cuban government, particularly on human rights and on democracy. so, take us inside that room what did you tell president castro that needs to change here in cuba? >> well, what i indicated to him was that, for 50 years, they have used american aggressionon or interests in regime change, as the excuse for why they had to guard against dissent inside of cuba. an as normalization occurs, that excuse is takak away. what i indicated to him is that we can't force changes on cuba, but what we can do and will continue to do is to stand up for the rights that we consider totoe universal. >> president castro late today said, give me a list of political prisoners and i'll release him. >> we've given

. >> and i know there is a' a 'bama fan or two in the studio. >> i don't know about that, but right now at 11:00, local bird lovers are alarmed. >> they fear for an eagle's nest sitting dangerously close to a construction project. >> after the season they've been through, i would not be surprised if they didn't abandon this area. >> they say more need to be done to protect our symbol of freedom. >> and bringing the gaps through baseball, how a rays game in cuba will impact both countries off the field. >> there is nothing like new

kentucky blows out bama. they're in the s.e.c. silver semifinals. ohio state loses to michigan state. indiana loses on a last-second three-pointer to michigan. in the a-10, dayton rolls into the semifinals with a win over richmond, 69-54. and women's play. horizon league tournament. 76-53 over valpo. thomas more women at home in the ncaa division 3 turnment against mariville. off the miss, madison temple with the rebound over to owings with the layup. thomas more rolling. they meet washington in the elite eight this evening at 6:30. high school girls, the mason comets in the final four for the first time since they won state in 2000. their opponent, solon. anna brinkman cutting to samari mobrey for the bucket. lauren decides to back her opponent in. up and under and off the glass. mason advancing to the division 1 finals against wadsworth with the 48-31 win over solon. nku, the girls tournament going on. campbell county losing to holmes losing by four to mercer county. two tough, close losses there. the girls semifinals taking place today and then t

sometimes you could barely make out bama's face but you could see him with the picture of the american and cuban flag behind them. if they didn't have a television, radio was an option. in the hustle and bustle of old havana you could hear the president as he spoke live to the cuban people. >> reporter: the president brought up the fact jackie robinson played baseball on cuban soil before he made his that's something that is not lost on the moment here, because there is a baseball game that is going to take place with the tampa bay rays and cuba national baseball team. i know that's something that you are looking forward to as l lg as -- as well as a lot of other cuban americans as well. >> no doubtn i was a baseball fan first. that's something you love to see. for the people who can't go to the game, they will, no doubt, be watchingt home. everyone has been very supportive of all the ihprovements made to the stadium which desperately needed it. we should also mention it this game, the 50,000 people who will be attending were invited. for some of them they may not be too familiar with

president he bama becoming the first president of to visit cuba just land in cuba a few hours ago that is where fox's kevinky, joining with us the latest. >> a new type of global warming is now take place. what may be one of the late melting points in the cold war. president obama is in cuba. a leader of the free worl lapping somebody day. the island nation 90 miles off the coast of florida has been a flash point between the supt and what was then the union and the early 19 60's the cuban missile crisis brought the world closer to a nuclear war than any time before or sense. >> heavy rain seems to wash away five decades of animosity as he traveled the old city. reopening the door to cuba is beneficial to both nations. >> that is historic visit. and it is historic opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people and to forge agreement and commercial deals to build new ties between the two people and for me, the that is brighter than the past. president he is the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge did so nearly 90 years ago. the island nation turned into

ran on the wave of this anti-obama movement that the republican party has done a good job in make og bama the boogie man. but the reality is that he got a taste of what conservatism is about. these conserve tis people that are dominate-- dominating the party. but to your part, without do they blame. do they blame obama, really sph but listen, when yoyo go to one of these states, you have the city councilman, is a republican. republican. the congressman say republican. the u.s. senator say republican. the state senators-- . >> most-of-these people coming to the trump rallies that are upset and r presenting the heart hand of america is happening on the republican primary and they are represented by help cans that are not. >> so then where does rubio's support go. >> these are people who haven't voted before. a lot of them vnlt voted in a long time. >> but they're affected in their communities. >> ou're ignoring the results from florida. we all agree that florida is a very diverse state, different interests. but he took 48% of the republican vote and basically drummed everybody else in that

. >>> today, president obama's ourt nominee, merrick bama's garland, heads to capitol hill to begin meetingwith democratic senators there. most senate republicans, however, are refusing to meet with garland. yesterday, president obama named the federal appeals court judge to replace the late antonin scalia on the supreme court. garland is considered a moderate and he's a former prosecutor. he talked about what his nomination means to him. >> fidelity to the constitution and the law has been the corneráujájt my professional life. and it is the hallmark of the kind of judge i have tried to be. >> nearly two decades ago, the senate confirmed garland's appointment to the federal appeals court by a 76-23 margin with 32 republican votes. but now majority leader mitch mcconnell says the senate will not consider his nomination. >>> and there's new information this morning in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. according to the associated press, clinton asked the national security agency for a secured government-issued cell phone when she became secretary of state in 2009. but newly released e-mails

>> so clearly i have brought you some good luck. [ laughter ] >> in fact, you could call me o' bama.is transition here. obama to trump will host the cadillac championships this week and the donald of course is going to make an appearance, right? it will probably look something like this. but i don't think rory mcilroy will be waiting to meet him. >> what are your thoughts on that? >> i'm not american. [ laughter ] >> i can't vote. um, and if i were to vote i'm not sure i would want to vote for any of the candidates. >> wow. rory. >> tells it like it is. >> commentary. >> whoa. >> but you know, what i couldn't believe is that that shot of trump at the golf course, that was last year. he has been at this for over a year. we just had super tuesday last night. so we got how many more months do we have? >> a long way to go. >> all right. for news throughout the evening latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [

if the senate fails to act president owe bama like to see judge garland confirmed in a lame duck session? some say confirming gar lapd hillary clinton the pick? >> the average length from nomination to confirmation is 67. days. we have more than enough time to get that done. between now and even the early adjournment that we understand the senate plans this year. they plan to adjourn early in july rather than traditionally in august. we think there is plenty enough time to get that done before the election. we think that the court would benefit from having its full number of justices. we think that frankly would be unprecedented for the senate to do otherwise. >> there's a lot of indication it won't happen. what about a lame duck session? would you like to see judge garland confirmed in a lame duck session if it comes to that? >> we would like to see him confirmed pursue want to regular order. i'm sure you remember the op ed, speaker boehner said now we can get congress working again. in fact, one of the things the majority leader, senator mcconnell committed to, was getting the senate w

president he bama becoming the first president of to visit cuba since the 1920 and the president just land in cuba a few hours ago that is where fox's kevinky, joining with us the latest. >> a new type of global warming is now take place. melting points in the cold war. president obama is in cuba. a leader of the free worl lapping somebody day. the island nation 90 miles off the coast of florida has been a flash point between the supt and what was then the union and the early 19 60's the cuban missile crisis brought the world closer to a nuclear war than any time before or sense. >> heavy rain seems to wash away five decades of animosity as he traveled the old city. reopening the door to cuba is beneficial to both nations. >> that is historic visit. and it is historic opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people and to forge agreement and commercial deals to build new ties between the two people and for me, the layout and my vision for future that is brighter than the past. president he is the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge did so nearly 90 ye

bama has won four of its national championships while president obama has been in office. so president obama's been good for them. >>> well, just how clean do you really get when you take a shower? a closer look at the dangers that may be lurking inside your shower and when you should toss items like shampoo, sponges and razors. glenn. >> don't shed those winter coats though. cold and windy weather today. and i'm tracking the arrival of snow. let you know the timing and what you can expect to see just ahead. >>> two new medical studies this morning show the importance of vitamin d. illinois researchers found the link between low levels of vitamin d and aggressive cases of prostate cancer. the finding offers useful information where patients and doctors agree to watch and wait rather than undergo surgery. the link may also explain some differences in how prostate cancer affects certain groups of men. vitamin d levels could also impact winter pregnancies. a new study found mothers who take vitamin d supplement during pregnancy could improve bone health of babies born during

talk about the -- one of ing policies, rm we've rallied over the 90 days and the head of large east bamad in an exclusive interview -- why does ryan think it's likely to happen? and why stronger currency is a good thing. >> for russian expert, the current situation is very good. but if you speak about modernization, matt matically people think you must buy different currency. it's true. it's between mother organization. and the production cycle and expert in this. we need to find the right balance between lee and we have different opportunities and problems. it will be more convenient for the company. ate badgerton, for the old players. >> so you would like to see it market? >> i think it's two weeks but will we see 60? >> the situation in the old market will be more stable. tomorrow they were told that come the -- go hard and in this -3, it'scan see it by 66 really good. >> so if you're a foreigner now is the time to face russia. >> so 60 would be good. so says that the feed. let's bring in simon derek. it's fantastic, suspect it that you call it for 60 until the dollar. and they probab

maybe they thought he thought called himself a bama, which is a whole different thing. the tide's captains gave the president a number 16 jersey and helmet along with a football. plenty of people who know college football would say alabama has a good chance of being back at the white house next year. >> looking forward to that. i love my college football. >> yes, yes. who do you have going ought way to the championship? >> for next year? >> yeah. good chance ohio state. >> wow. the ohio state. >> the ohio state. look at that, these boys underestimate me. >> nice. good job. >> did you say a record? >> and how quickly? >> good. >>> coming up -- i'm shocked every time. >> i know. i do have sports knowledge. >> you do. absolutely. the truth about cooking in the nude. >>> and a massive heist of a gun shop caught on cameras. you see these thieves. they were apprehended late last night. how the authorities hope to prevent the guns from making it to the streets. >>> and it's one of those rare sights, unless you're from florida. an alligator making itself at home in this family'

championship, goes to the pros and does terribly and someone else comes with a plane to pick him up at al bama. i am interest in the question of how does the marketplace work for coaches? it turns out there is no marketplace for these coaches per se. it is really the coaches and their agents setting their own salaries. the idea is there are only so many guys who can run a major football program which basically means fill up the stands, bring the money in and win a few games. ...

bama talking to ryan reynolds and malia forced the first daughters attended their first state dinner. looks like they had a great time. >>> a mini reunion. idina menzel, josh gad andn bell reuniting for a charity event. kristin performing a "frozen" a spare >> "frozen 2" which doesn't have a release date, but people are getting excited for it. >> i got "let it go" out of my head. >> that's the story. >>> let's get al's forecast. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by >> let's look at your week ahead. real mess in the pacific northwest out to the rockies. wet and nasty in the northeast period, we're looking at wet weather in the northeast and great lakes. dries out in the west. week, we have frozen precip in the northeast and on into northern new england. severe weather from the gulf to try and sunny out west. temperature wise, we're pretty warm as you make your way throughout the eastern half of the country. below normal in the pacificest. latter part of the country, east >> that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you so much. >>> time now for a conversation wit

when we close the door in front of both secretary of state, february, 2014, and president bama, march, 2014, he wasn't blamed. why? he's too weak to be accountable. e issue of accountability, which is demonstrated, if i have to point, what is the most important value which is missing in the middle east, is accountability. our neighbors are used to deny accountability. abu mazen is not accountable anymore to gaza. officially to the u.s. he's governing gaza. but he's not accountable. hamas is accountable. he's not accountable to all these people. they can't survive without us. going back to the economy. because of corruption, because of incompetence, because of denial of accountability. so when he close the door in front of president obama, he should have been blamed. he should be accountable. nowadays we try to make progress. i can tell you that we don't want to govern the palestinians. we are happy that they enjoy political independence. they have their own government, they have their parliament, they have their political institutions, municipalities. they decided to be divided into w

> we will repeal every word of bama care.rm that makes health insurance personal and portable and affordable and keeps government from getting in between us and our doctors. [applause] and we will pass a simple flat tax. where every american can fill ut our taxes on a post card. and when we do that we should abolish the i.r.s. now i understand a lot of people in this country are angry. i get being angry. i'm angry, too. for far too long politicians in oth parties have lied to us. they make promises on the trail and they go to washington and they don't do what they said. no issue captures that better than immigration. immigration is a law enforcement matter. immigration is a national security matter. but at its heart immigration is an economic matter. when you allow 12 million people to come to this country illegally, you take away millions of jobs from u.s. citizens, from legal immigrants. and you drive down wages for everybody. now, in a republican primary everyone says they oppose illegal immigration. the question to ask wa