muchÍsimas gracias y no todo ha sido diplomacia en lo que se refiere la visita del presidente barack obamayo soyl el presidente barack obama. >> no me digas, quÉ bnoola. >> oiga quÉ bueno que nos viene a visitar. >> el presidente barack obama u fue parte del segmento con el futbolista pamfilo y es quien r responde la llamada. >> la visita se da en momento que sigue la tragedia y la gua guardia costera de estados unidos informoinformÓ que 9 b murieron y otros 18 fueron r rescatados y los migrantes fu o fueron avistados por un crucero y estos llevaban 22 dÍas en mar abierto y estaban en desh deshidratados. >> un nuevo evento de donald trump dejÓ otro incidente en i ariso arizona y esto fue en un acto que dejÓ a una persona herida. >> tambiÉn hay denuncias que un alto miembro de la campaÑa r particip participÓ en otro altercado, deva vamos con los detalles con jaime romÁjan janetjane jeannette rodrÍguez. >> muy buenas tardes y donald trump calificÓ el evento por d todo un exÉxito y culpa al l a manma manifestantes por lo sucedido. >> la historia se repite ahora e en tucson arisonzona, un sim

the way barack obama potential success significant the symbol of black america. it was often said michele obama spoke for the masses of black people. for the mass of black america in ways she spoke. let me give another example that is not there but mentioned in the foot notes where a former secr secr secret servant agent wrote a book and said the agents love her for two reasons. she was warm, she would hug them and speak to her like human beings. and then because she would get after obama for running late and saying these men have schedules, too. you know michele obama could put it down saying come on these men and women have schedules to which is nice and compassionate. they didn't like her for two other reasons. first of all, she was hard on the republicans. and then in the front seat of the limo, the white secret servant agent sat in the back of the presidential limo that obama said every now and again take the side of the black people on the crises. on the one end people said that is southness and blackness and the portable blackness she brought authenticity b

eric holder is saying, look, if i was the president, i would behave like barack obama, and if barack obama were the attorney general, he would behave like me. rather remarkable statement. everything holder, who's -- eric holder, who's being given credit for occupying high-level political office with one eye kept on the broader landscape of american society and another eye cast upon how that has impacted some of the most vulnerable minorities in this country including african-american people. and he did that with supplying balance in regard to race, and so many people applauded him. but, you know, eric holder was not taking that bait, so to speak, and said, no, i would be the kind of president he is now, and he would be the kind of attorney general i am now. look, you've got a husband, you're racial capital. you know, if you spend it too much, then the people don't take you seriously. if you're too cheap or sparse with it, then you're not really effective. and he thought that barack obama struck the right kind of balance. i tried to push him on that, because i disagree. i was saying, y

alex: eso no lo sÉ. >> has hablado con tu padre de la visita de barack obama?on Él, soya a temas privados o familiares. >> tu nunca has tenido aspiraciones polÍticas, que va a pasar cuando tu tÍo, que parece que termina en 2018. alex: chona utilizarÍa la palabra, dijo que va a estar por 10 aÑos. ya han pasado los 10 aÑos, estÁn pasando. entonces yo creo que va a concluir su mandato. nosotros aquÍ en cuba no tenemos dinastÍa. por tanto, el poder no va a pasar a la familia. el poder va a pasar otra persona que estÉ preparado, para recibir ese poder. >> alex va a estar en alguno de los eventos que estÁn programados. maÑana les tengo otra exclusiva, serÁ con el cantautor pablo, en primer impacto. marÍa: gracias, muy interesante entrevista. como vimos hace unos minutos, la dama de blanco fueron detenidas esta maÑana. esto no es nuevo en cuba. durante las Últimas 43 semanas ha pasado esas cosas. tuve la oportunidad de ir a visitar las en una casa donde se estÁn congregando. ♪ ♪ >> el pasatiempo nacional de cuba, un buen juego de dominÓ. >> me toca a mÍ. >> siguen gan

maÑana barack obama darÁ un discurso dedicado a la gente. al pueblo cubano.bo alfomb roja de batman versus superman, con una sÚper producciÓn y allÍ estaba ben affleck, y pues que agarran y que le pregunto pan a ben affleck sobre jlo. >>> pero esta a taltura. >>> y esto dijo. >>> quÉ dijo? >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> . >>> oye contestÓ en espaÑol. >>> contÓ en espaÑol. >>> pero dÓnde han oda jlo. >>> pero estÁs inventoando. >>> es que en mis ojos porque estÁ soltero. >>> un acercado a Él dijo regreso. >>> ah! >>> ahora ya has paso padre mucho tiempo se divorciÓ y a lo mejor le regresa el Último dios que tuvo. >>> viste que bien habla espaÑol. >>> a lo mejor dijo de james, y era su ex esposa. >>> ah! >>> eres chismosa. >>> allÍ estÁ el rumor hombre. >>> que estÁbamos diciendo son rumores nada mÁs. >>> son fuentes allegadas que quiere volver con la diva del bronx pero dios dirÁ. >>> la del bronx no estÁ para ti ve para otro lado. >>> (risas). >>> es lo que me parece no creo, ella no estÁ para eso. >>> le llevÉ comentando del musical que vi ayer de la cad

and four barack obama. to have jesus the end barack obama. so was he in here is right to say that? >> and behind closed doors in so if anybody put told me at the corner i did not know that. but there is something to be said to talk about black institutions and engaging people in in privacy all racial ethnic gender groups do that. they have separate groups for each other sometimes their public or behind closed doors. and with that grief and a celebration of the march on washington and of a historically black college. without harsh demeanor that is unnecessary and as the president of united states of america to amplify your voice more than anybody else. and when it chooses those targets he does it intentionally and willingly what the consequences might be. but he was wrong to do so. he was wrong to exploit the extraordinary support he has received. 93% the second time? and black people always vote in high numbers for democrats but that is impressive even for black people. >> host: your topic of the book reading from page 165 are you a better customer? to fill gender to make a point t

president barack obama described him as one of america's sharpest legal minds. but for now the gop leadership is digging in saying the appointment should wait until after a new president takes office. >> the next justice could well change the idealogical make-up in the balance of the supreme court for a generation to come and fundamentally reshape america. >> garland makes his first visit to capitol hill to meet members of congress. >> he led the prosecution after the oklahoma city bombing. >>> big news today after the florida primary. it was canceled by fox news. donald trump said he would not kasich and senator ted cruz backed out. without them, there was no one to participate. he says that he supports trump to the white house and time to bring the republican party together. >>> miami-dade is the biggest county but less when it comes to the healthier. the state ranked all 67 counties. 18 counties in florida offer you better health than miami-dade ranked 18th in life expectancy and quality of life and unhealthy behavior by smoking and obesity. >>> a suspected b

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estados unidos llevarÁ a la corte suprema su oposiciÓn a los alivios migratorios del presidente barack obama a una resoluciÓn aprobada hoy en que cÁmara baja decidiÓ entregarle al mÁximo tribunal un documento donde expresa su oposiciÓn al plan de barack obama que busca frenar la deportaciÓn de cinco millones de indocumentados. >>>la corte supo prima debe decidir prÓximamente este verano sobre la legalidad altos no vistos desde hace 125 5 aÑos. >>> este estilo noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> hola, ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes la cÁmara de representantes de estados unidos decidiÓ hoy llevar a la corte suprema su oposiciÓn a la accion ejecutiva sobre inmigraciÓn del presidente barack obama. >>> asÍ es josÉ bajo el argumento de que barack obama accionÓ del poder al firmar o el vio, votaron a favor de hacer una presentaciÓn formal contra la acciÓn ejemplo tiva del presidente. >>> vamos hasta washington donde se encuentra lori montenegro con mÁs. >>> lori. >>> muchas gracias mari entre mÁs se acerca ese dÍa en que la corte suprema va a escuchar

presidente barack obama participÓ en una reunion para entusiasmar al empresariado de la isla.guir haciÉndolo. fernando: crearon la aplicaciÓn" conoce cuba" >> hay un servicio que queremos lograr y las personas pueden acceder a la aplicaciÓn, no solamente los cubanos, las personas que viajan a cuba y que la pueden utilizar perfectamente para encontrar todos los lugares en donde quieren visitar, en donde quieren comer, hospedarse. para enrique arriola venir a cuba es un tema familiar. la cosa mÁs importante que falta todavÍa son las leyes que protejan los derechos de las empresas que viene un aquÍ. fernando: hay seÑales de avances starbucks van a invertir en la isla. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ilia: gracias fernando el anÁlisis de hoy es sobre la histÓrica visita y la relacion con puerto rico. adelante. licenciado : obama estÁ en cuba va a estar 4 dÍas completos (inaudible) los cubanos estÁn locos (inaudible) (inaudible) (inaudible) es irÓnico que lo que se ha hecho como una naciÓn entr extranjera no lo haya echa el gobierno de estados unidos con sus ciud

how republicans treat barack obama. let's listen to harry reid on that very point. >> republicans are slamming the door on a good man. they once embraced. simply why? because president obama nominated him. that's how they have treated him. overtired presidency. they have done it for going on seven and a half years. it didn't matter where these ideas came from. it didn't even matter if they came from republicans. >> and mark, doesn't that become the strong argument, here they go again, treating barack obama like he's not the president of the united states. >> there's a pattern. whenever congress stands up and says you lie, going back to the beginning, through this point, the treatment towards the president. and let's remember, it's the president. you know, he is the president of the united states and he's going to do his job throughout his eight years. he was elected twice. the people have had their say. he's going to continue to do his job. the republicans in the senate are acting as if he doesn't have the power. the rea

>> one way she'll combat it is with this person we keep referring to from 2008, barack obama. i think he's getting his to-do list if she is indeed the general election noom knee for democrats. we talk about how he will be critical to help re-create the obama coalition of young, black and latino voters to help deliver that and build that with hillary clinton if she's indeed the nominee. i think today we're seeing another piece of his to-do list which is he is going to be critical to help bring on board some of this more left wing liberal progressive base that is with bernie sanders on to the hillary clinton train. i think that's going to be the other piece of his to-do list in places like these states we're satisfy seeing today. >> do you not think that had some of the reasons we're seeing these progressives turn out in such numbers for bernie sanders is that they are disappointed with barack obama? >> welt, i think it is true that -- clearly we know there has been liberal progressive discontent and bernie sanders gave voice to this. this is one of the critiques hillary clinton

let's talk about when barack obama was massively popular.hen he was inaugurated this enormous throng that filled the national mall. and he had a majority in the house and senate. that's not to say he could get anything he wanted through, but with a little hard work and a little creativity, he could have probably gotten a lot more than he did. think about what he did with wall street. what he basically did. these are the investment banks that are largely responsible for the financial crisis, and the big recession of a few years ago, and he basically continued the bush bailout policies unchanged, or with very few modifications, and to this day those investment banks are still there. you think there's other examples. there are still things to this today. today barack obama is very constrained. he doesn't have control of congress anymore. so he can't get a grand legislative program through congress, but there are still a lot of things he could do, and he chooses not to. for example, the prosecution of elite bankers for what i consider to be very

tambiÉn se escuchÓ con muchÍsimo detenimiento el discurso del presidente barack obama. disidentes de la isla. tambiÉn hoy eligen a sus candidatos presidenciales en estados como arizona, donde el voto hispano es muy importante. ♪ ♪ con windows 10 es muchomás z sobre el maravilloso mundo de los insectos. los niños aprenden a ser valientes con los insectos. "hey cortana, find my katydid video" ¡oh! !es buenísimo! ¿quieres enseñar qué es una probóscide sólo la dibujas en la pantalla. qué envidia, yo no tengo pantalla táctil en mi mac. un insecto grande en las manos de un niño puede cambiar su forma de ver el mundo. ¿por qbourbon st. chicken una and shrimp de los fan favorites de applebee's? por su sabor ahumado y misterioso es que hace tiempo que algo me hace sentir asi. así solía hablar de mí. guacala. todos son fans con los 2 for 20 fan favorites de applebee's. ♪ ♪ marÍa:muchos pensaron que no ocurrirÍa pero ocurriÓ, el presidente barack obama se reuniÓ con un grupo de representantes de la sociedad civil fluyendo prominentes disidentes. yo fui con mi celular como instrume

y ante el monumento de las vÍctimas de la guerra sucia en argentina el presidente barack obama dijo quemorÓ en defender los derechos humanos durante la dictadura en ese paÍs. ♪ ♪ >> Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn, jorge: comenzamos el noticiero con el testimonio mÁs dramático de los ataques terroristas en el aeropuerto de bruselas, mientras centenares huÍan del lugar, un taxista se abrÍa paso para llegar a este lugar, buscaba un familiar, sin pensarlo terminÓ siendo un socorrista, las imÁgenes tomadas con su celular son un testimonio de lo vivido en esta dolorosa tragedia. >> una imagen desgarradora que le ha dado la vuelta al mundo, esta breve vestida de azul llorando, cubierta de sangre sentada sobre el cuerpo de su madre muerta. francisco izquierdo un taxista espaÑol fue quien descubriÓ la pequeÑa mientras buscaba desesperado a su hijo quien trabajaba en el aeropuerto, en medio del choque grabÓ este vÍdeo. >> vÍa los bomberos sacando una niÑa, que lloraba con la cara llena de sangre, fui afuera, y habÍa una policía, mujer y le dije que habÍa una niÑa adentro, y entrÓ conmigo, sacó a

president barack obama described him as one of america's sharpest legal minds. but for now the gop leadership is digging in singing the appointment should wait until after a new president takes office. >> the next justice could well change the ideological makeup and the balance of the supreme court for a generation to come. and fundamentally reshape america. >> reporter: garland makes his first visit to capitol hill on thursday to meet with members of congress. >>> he led the investigation and prosecution after the oklahoma city bombings. has been canceled by fox news. donald trump said he would not do it and then john kasich and ted cruz backed out as well. that led the network to pull the plug. yesterday, but a big endorsement in florida governor rick scott said he supports trump for the white house the governor said it's time to bring the republican party back together. >>> here are the hot topics trending this morning. the vatican ambassador to the us to arrange the meeting between pope francis and the anti-gay kentucky court will be replaced. rowan county c

speak to the people. >> reporter: tonight president barack obama took part in a state dinner. an end to a long day of meetings with americans and cubans looking for change. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: this is just 1 piece of artwork in the studio. >> this peace, he says depicts the beginning of the end of the embargo in cuba. something he wants and it is something that castro has called for reportedly during his visit. >> the embargo is going to end, when? i can't be entirely sure. >> barack obama acknowledged a difference of opinion when it comes to human rights. >> i made it clear that the united states will continue to speak you on behalf of democracy including the right of the cuban people to decide their own future. we will speak out on behalf of human rights and freedom of speech and assembly and religion. >> reporter: asking about political prisoner ins castro indicated the government does not have any in custody. it comessa a day after the police arrested human rights protesters. they are continuing to work with tensions created over the last half centu

president barack obama is no longer in cuba. he has wrapped up his whirlwind tour and did it seated beside razl castro at a baseball game yesterday. in the political world, this is a double-header for the he has to now convince congress that they need to lift the embargo that he has been talking about. representative kathy castor is fighting on his behalf to get the republicans join forces with her to lift the embargo. we will see how that goes. and you will hear from kathy castor later on today in our next report at 5:00. in the meantime, keith cate reporting from havana, cuba. beautiful night in havana and a beautiful morning as well. i'm keith cate, back the to you. >> all right. thank you, keith. and keith was just talking about this in detail. let's tell you more. president barack obama did attend that baseball game between our home team, the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. the president sat next to razl castro. at one point, he even tried to catch the wave. the rays ended upbeating the cuban national team 4-1.

while barack obama was using i don't believe in barack obama's policies the perception becomes reality. i have the african-american coalition to the asian coalition and that was reflected in the votes have mitt romney won with 60% of the white vote that was more than any other president in 1988 and we see that the path forward is it just the white vote. our nominee today in 2016 will have to peel off the minority independence so i thought that it was disingenuous and really a front to get up there and start blasting donald trump when he lost the election in 2012 as many people say he should have won. >> host: we have a line from waldorf maryland. go ahead. >> caller: hello, good morning, c-span and good morning to your guest. i have a feeling they probably won't agree on many things but after hearing her, i think i might change my opinion. the first is i do. [inaudible] i think that is the definition that you probably should be speaking to. i agree with some aspects in the democratic party that should not have a lock on the black vote. it's not very informed for the voters to simply vo

to barack obama as president of the united states. so when we've seen every type of situation from the conservative right to push back on policies that barack obama tries to lead whether it's health care reform or something else, it really is kind of mefg i manifesting at ts moment. when barack obama was president and donald trump says where is your birth certificate, there was no conservative on the end condemning had a language or that rhetoric. they are permitting it. >> we do have to say that john mccain, did say -- >> he has been very against donald trump in this case today but for the large majority of those folks right now that are either condemning donald trump right now, where were they ten years ago? >> now let's talk to arno merkalis who was some years ago mr. merkalis you would have been one of the people at the donald trump rally when you would have been a full fledged skin head. i want to see what you were thinking some years ago but first let's take a listen at some of their comments. >> i think his willingness to speak

they put barack obama's words on the screen of the ad very supportive word from hawaii native son barack obama, even though he hasn't formally endorsed her. you may not get that impression from this clinton ad. >> the world a president has to grapple with sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons. protecting social security. expanding benefits for the national guard. and winning health care for 8 million children. no wonder president obama calls hillary an extraordinarily experienced leader, making a difference to people in their day-to-day lives. >> i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> a little bit of gabbert versus barack obama on the airwaves even though the president has not endorsed hillary clinton. he made those comments in an interview back in january. the clinton campaign touted them at the time and now put paid television advertising on the air in hawaii with those words. >> it's not quite as impactful as if it were his actual voice saying that, don't you thi

. >>> cuenta regresiva faltan poca horas para la llegada del presidente barack obama a cuba en la islasperanza y escepticismo. >>> tenemos cobertura especial que. >>> y Últimos descubrimiento investigan en mÉxico la extraÑa muerte de un guardaespaldas que dasa antes agrediÓ a un chofer la paliza se volviÓ viral en redes sociales. >>> la ediciÓn sÁbado del noticiero telemundo comienza ya. este es noticiero telemundo fin de semana con luis carlos vÉlez y felicidad aveleyra. >>> quÉ tal buenas tardes gracias por eso estar con nosotros antes de iniciar el noticiero le doy la bienvenida a luis carlos vÉlez quien desde hoy se integra a noticiero telemundo fin de semana aportando su experiencia periodÍstica bienvenido. >>> felicidad gracias, estoy agradecido y el emocionado y qÉe rico servir a la comunidad. >>> bienvenido. >>> gracias. >>> y ahora vamos a iniciar con las noticias. >>> horas de tensiÓn se han vivido hoy en new york y en arizona por protestas en contra del pre candidato republicano donald trump en manhattan un grupo de personas llegÓ hasta una de las torres del magnate para rec

. >>> and president barack obama is wrapping up his historic trip to cuba. but the visit to the diamond that's getting the attention. the game with cue barks could -- cuba, could build a bridge. >>> and a deadly plane crash on a road. a reality tv contestant, who lost her life. >>> all is clear, clear skies the big change for the weekend, the latest model forecast for the weekend of rain. coming up. >>> and one more thing a dog playing mom to a group of orphaned cheetah cubs. don't expect them to call when they get older. the mother of the cheetahs passed away after delivering them, and thankfully, the zoo's shepherd, has been called into the cubs grow, her (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a >>> breaking news we're following right now, this is live powers that you're seeing here, on the scene of a shooting at a gas station. i think this is year the rev, if i'm correct. one victim is taken to the hospital, and we'll continue

there was a minute of silence on stop of barack obama's steps here on the cuban island. the baseball match between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team, where again, we saw president obama and castro sitting side by side, listening to their respective national anthems together. the game was preceded by the minute of silence. before hand, we saw president the same castro in place. that is when president obama addressed the cuban people and pretty harshly criticized the cuban human rights record and the lack of freedom of expression. in attendance at that's beach was raul castro, cuba's president. there have been awkward uncomplicated moments for barack -- awkward and congregated moments for barack obama during this visit. it was always going to be that way. they still do not get along on some of the most important subject matters. the human rights record in cuba is just one of them. cuba insisted on behalf of the government that it once the trade embargo to be lifted as quickly as possible, but as the u.s. president said, it is time to look forward, and it looks

barack obama kicks off his historic visit to cuba. the first u.s.residential trip there in 88 years. attacks suspect arrested in belgium tells investigators he was planning new operations from brussels. salah abdeslam is now fighting his extradition to france. a businessman wins the presidential race in benin as the incumbent concedes defeat. coming up for you this hour in business, a u.s. hotel chain is set to manage three hotels in cuba. the head of the indian wells tennis tournament sparks outrage after saying female players ride on the coattails of their male counterparts. first, our top story. barack obama and cuban president castro holding a historic meeting that would have been unthinkable even months ago. the first president to go to the communist island since calvin coolidge arrived in a battleship in 1928. it marks the end of decades of standoffs between the two nations. our correspondent joins us from havana. raul castro will officially welcomed the obama's later today. is on the cards today? >> let me to you what the first item on the ag

be in the stands at the exhibition game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. barack obama and mrs. obama sat down for a state dinner with the cuban president. they were joined by senior white house staff and members of congress. another live look at this cuban restaurant here in tampa. of course, many people here and all over the united states will be paying very close attention to the second full day of the president in cuba. gayle, back to you for now. >> it's history in the making. thank you, ryan: our own keith cate is in cuba. he traveled to havana to follow president barack obama on this historic visit. in the next half hour, keith shows us how the cuban people are reacting to the president's visit. >>> still chilly out there. >> it certainly is. a frost advisory this late in march, very unusual but we will take it in this crazy el nio winter so far. frost advisory for citrus and hernando but away from the coast. if you don't like it chilly, don't worry. we see leaps in the we go from 50 at 9:00 a.m. to a huge warm-up. and with lighter winds and lower humidity, the a

are those bozos talking about barack obama? and they go on to say he poses a threat to civil liberties in the united states. really? i'm worried about the civil liberties of american who's had their heads cutoff and those killed in work place violence. do you criticize that? no. and you want us to vote for rubio? why? what has he done aside from having one of the largest absentee voting records in the history of the u.s. senate? if you complain about trump university, mitt, mind explaining your connection to university that knew how to hold down the costs of education when in truth it was one of the most expensive colleges in america when the owners were making contributions to you? remember? and how about vander tot college? your namby-pamby reason that you won't support donald trump, you're worried when your grandchildren will ask, why, grandpa didn't you stop donald trump? maybe you ought to explain your loss to barack obama. what are you going to tell them? will you tell them that you choked? i don't care if you supported r

. >>> todo listo crece la expectativa por la llegada de barack obama a cuba, la primera visita a la islatadounidense en casi 90 aÑos estamos ya en la haba habana. >>> iniciando la cobertura especial de este histÓrico momento. >>> y serÍa advertencia, la revista en pantalla dice que una posible presidencia de donald trump es un peligro para la economÍa mundial. >>> comparten esta opiniÓn otros expertos en minutos se lo decimos. >>> este es el noticiero telemundo. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes. >>> uno de los yihadistas que hicieron atentados en parÍs ha sido arrestado y se trata de este hombre en pantalla que fue capturado por fuerzas belgas en las afueras de bruselas en un operativo en que t fueron detenidos otros cuatro sospechosos. >>> a penas conocido el Éxito de la redada el presidente de francia dice que buscarÁ la extradiciÓn del hombre. lo mÁs pronto posible, vanessa con todos los detalles, va es necesaria? >>> asÍ es, el presidente francÉs pedirÁ que sea interrogado y juzgado en francia lo antes posible el hombre es el prÓfugo que hizo parte del comando que perpet

her national security policies are indistinguishable from barack obama's.means four more years of the same thing. i have read her memoir, hard choices. i have read all 600 grinding tedious pages of it. net ou have to strain at a to find any difference between her and obama. so i just want to review here today what it means to have a continuation of the policies of the last 7 years and the next year before us if hillary clinton is elected. the fact is that obama has allowed the world to grow more dangerous and threatening and chaotic every day. what minimal order there was in the world established by the united states in the system of alliances starting in 19w45 is threatened with collapse by our lack of involvement. obama has taken positions of american strength, political strength, economic strength, and military strength developed over the decades and allow them to erode. we have seen structures of deterrence that are designed to protect american interests without conflict disappear. now, too many americans do not see that it isu it has been american powe

barack obama lifting some restrictions lifting the u.s. embargo on cuba will take an act of congress. >> reporter: he spends a lot of time here thinking about what the future may bring. >> reporter: cuba,a an idea of more cruiseships may not be as far as it seems. president barack obama eased a lot of restrictions on the island nation in just the last week. >> i think the embargo should have been lifted long ago. >> the representative, price, is with the delegation of lawmakers traveling with the president in cuba. it is not his first visit to the island. in 1960 he stopped in havana for a layover. >> i remember being taken off of the plane, we herded into a tarmac by guys in fatigues and beards, castro look alikes and then after 30 minutes we were put back on the plane and allowed to two. it was clearly something -- something was going on and sure enough in a few weeks those nights stopped for 50 years. >> reporter: now, back in cuba. rides are expected to resume, soon. they are asking congress to lift the embargo. >> backed up with membe

president barack obama is no longer in cuba. he has wrapped up his whirlwind tour and he did it seated beside razl castro at a baseball game yesterday. game 4-1. but in the political world, this is sort of a double- header for the president. he has to now convince congress that they need to lift the embargo that he has been talking so much about. he has some help on his side, representative kathy castor, a tampa democrat, is fighting on his behalf to get the republicans to join forces with her to lift the embargo. we will see how that goes. and you will actually hear from kathy castor later on today in our next report coming up at 5:00. in the meantime, i'm keith cate reporting from havana, cuba. beautiful night in havana and a beautiful morning as well. i'm keith cate, back to you. >> okay, thank you. lots of big news coming out of havana yesterday. and also the president when he addressed the cuban people on cuban television told them that that their own future was in their own hand which is something they're not used to heari

on fox news sunday, texas senator, ted cruz shot back at president barack obama for criticizing him this week when cruz suggested we patrol muslim communities for radical visits. >> it is rich saying barack obamaa attacking me when he just got back from going to a baseball game with the castros celebrating and toasting a communist dictator who tortures and murders his saturdays. >> cruz pwhraeupld clinton and president barack obama for failing -- cruz blamed clinton and president barack obama for allowing isis to grow. >> this policy of weak distance not work. i think the american people are tired of it. they are tired of the moralizing and lecturing. you notice barack obama and hillary seem more mad at me than they are at isis and the terrorists who are murdering us. >> reporter: trump said he does not think europe is a safe place to visit right now and criticized barack obama for letting more refugees into the u.s. >> we are allowing thousands of people to come in here. nobody knows where they are from and where they are and they are coming in by the thousands and let pea tell you some

>> guest: that means while barack obama was using come even though i don't believe in barack obama's policies perceptionie becomes reality. president obama had people of color. he enlisted actresses in hollywood to go out there and help him with his campaign. he didn't have surrogates looking like a who's who of white america. very opposite was true mr. romney notches in the people he was using to talk on his behalf but his campaign largely white male.g get a bunch of coalitions. i have the african-american coalition invasion coalition and that was reflected in the votes of won. won 60% of the white vote. that was more than any president had one in 1988 and we see the path forward is not just a white boat.h our nominee say it in 2016 we have to include minorities independents and women. i thought it was disingenuous and an affront for to get up there and start blasting donald trump when he lost an election 2012 that many people say he should have won. so my party has problems on inclusion. >> host: on the lines for democrats from waldorf marylandm >> caller: hi, good morning c-span.

barack obama: there's no unwritten law that says that it can only be done on off-years. that's not in the constitutional text. marco: and both parties have followed this president. there comes a point in the last year of the president, especially in their second term, where you stop nominating because--or you stop the advise and consent processes. sam: senator marco rubio is talking about this clause in the constitution, article ii, section ii, which does talk about the president's right to nominate and the senate's duty to deliver advice and consent on a supreme court nominee. but is there a time limit on either, as rubio suggests? pratheepan gulasekaram: yeah, and that is political theater, all right? sam: pratheepan gulasekaram is a constitutional law professor at santa clara university, who says rubio's claim is false. pratheepan: but there is absolutely no restriction on the ability of a president to nominate somebody even with one month left in his term, other than the practicalities of actually being able to finish that process. sam: now, it's true that judicial n

barack obama: continuamos tenidos serias diferencias sobre democracia y derechos humanos.levado que permite internacionalizarse. >> tomas la nueva generaciÓn emprendedores cubanos, que antes no pudo surgir y con las condiciones actuales podemos llegar a hacerlo. fernando: pioneros en internet en la isla, crearon la aplicaciÓn conoce cuba, que ayuda a identificar servicios. >> hay un punto clave que quisiÉramos lograr, y es que no sÓlo las personas pudieran usar la aplicaciÓn, no sólo los cubanos, sino todas las personas que por un motivo u otro viajan a cuba y la poder utilizar perfectamente para encontrar todos los lugares a donde quieren visitar, donde quiere comer, donde quieren es hospedarse. fernando: para el comisionado de miami beach, venir a cuba es un tema familiar, pero tambiÉn de abrir oportunidades comerciales. >> mÁs importantes son las leyes, que protejan los derechos de la empresas que vienen aquÍ. fernando: ya hay seÑales de avances, la cadena hotelera estadounidense starwood anunciÓ que invertirÁ en cuba y google tuviera acceso a internet. esta noche el pr

and in 2018 raul castro will be stepped down and barack obama won't be there. so for the trade embargo to be lifted, it won't happen during president obama's white house tenure or with raul castro. but suddenly american airlines will have flights to the united states. we will have educational groups going down to take tours of the bay of pigs or where tr, theodore roosevelt fought in san juan hill. movies and music. i think that this is more than just an opening salvo. i think this is main moment in american history. >> all right, professor. let's pause there. there is president obama and first lady. we know they have their kids and michelle obama's mother as well. there is malia. i think that we just saw. they are getting ready to come out in the rain. little bit unexpected. certainly it is a step up from what we are dealing with in d.c. which is the snow. here comes the president of the united states and his family. about 30 steps from touching done on soil that many felt the american president would never step on. >> i think the president is moved and a lot o

that was a travesty as far as barack obama was concerned. n working on a book about michelle obama i spend a good deal of time at harvard law school where she spent three years in the mid 80s talking with her professors and it was very clear she was not the sort of legal scholar who cared how many angels would sit on the head of a pin. as a mentors told me she cared about outcomes, cared about results, asked what the law would mean in day-to-day life, something barack obama talks about. david wilkins, one of her mentors and a law professor at the university at harvard said in fact she wanted to know what would be fair and just and what would matter to actual people. i fear that we hear that, what barack obama says about what he is looking for. >> sandra day o'connor who is now retired has been asked and has answered that she thought that the senate should participate in the nomination of the replacement judge, she disagreed with the party that got her. i think that reflects her reverence for the court as an institution. she was so wonderful c

. >>> president barack obama visited the state department today to deliver remarks that the chief of missions conference. the president thanked the diplomatic workers and the state department staff to help keep america safe at home and abroad. president obama touched on issues facing the u.s., including the syrian conflict, isis, relations with cuba and guantanamo. >> we have to keep living up to our values and move ahead on our plan, including safely transferring deteen ees. we are not going to stop -- [ applause ] making the event to do that. >> president barack obama will head to havana on the next monday before making his way south to argentina. the triple comes 15s. >>> republicans are ready to oppose whoever president barack obama nominates for the u.s. supreme court, expected to announce his nominee as soon as this week. his nominee will have impeccable legal credential s. republican national committee is expected to launched a new ad campaign to block whoever the president nominates. >>> nearly 30 people are hurt after an amtrak train departing from california derails in kans

and last night president barack obama and mrs. obama sat down for a state din we are the cuban president. and they were joined by senior white house staff members and members of congress. restaurant this morning. many people here will be paying attention to the president's second full day in cuba and gayle, it should be another historic day for him in the island nation. back to you for now. >> yeah, a lot of folks are talking about this. cuba. he traveled from tampa to havana to follow president visit. keith shows us how the cuban president's visit. >>> two different extremely dangerous drugs are on the rise in pinellas county, spice, or fake pot, and now a mix called the super pill have put almost 30 people in the hospital and killed nine. news channel 8's adrienne pedersen is live if the pinellas county sheriff's office. and adrienne, this is scary stuff. what's the deal here? why the sudden spike? >> reporter: good morning, gene. well, that's the issue. deputies here at the pinellas county sheriff's office don't make who is maki

i will cancely, barack obama's deal with the ayatollah.plause] we will take care of our veterans. not use them as a prop. which is what way too many politicians do. the first gentleman of south veteran.is a my brother is a veteran. he served in the special forces of the green berets. youou are a veteran, will raise your hand so you can thank you for your service? [applause] everyone running for office says that. thank you. we need to support you. [applause] bernie sanders i did not agree on much. he is a socialist, i am not. we worked together on something. v.a. and youn the are a senior executive and you are not doing a good job, which have the power to fire you. we passed that. [applause] donald trump's record was he asked the city of new york to a good homeless veterans because they were a nuisance in front of trump tower. know how much money they got added that any previous event? zip. they are not props. we are going to take care of our veterans. when i'm president -- there are ifd people at the v.a. but you're not doing a good job, y

la medida fue adoptada, a tres dÍas de la histÓrica visita, de barack obama a cuba.capÍtulo. durante la histÓrica visita, que se prolongarÁ por dos dÍas, obama se va a reunir con raÚl castro, para el progreso que hubo, en la relaciÓn entre los dos paÍses. tambiÉn se espera que sostenga un encuentro con miembros de la sociedad civil. la visita ha generado apoyo de gran parte del sector empresarial norteamericano. tambiÉn hay incomodidad entre muchos exiliados cubanos. >> dar la imagen, del lÍder del mundo libre, y la Única dictadura, en el hemisferio sientan, creo que es una polÍtica, equivocada. cuando hemos visto, 2500 arrestos, sÓlo este aÑo. >> la crÍtica principal es que estados unidos, ha dado mucho, a cambio de muy poco. sobre todo en materia de derechos humanos. opina que la iniciativa es un buen comienzo. >> se trabaja el tema de derechos humanos mucho mejor. ahora se puede poner el tema sobre la mesa. se puede discutir este tema. poco a poco se van logrando avances. >> el empresario emilio estefan tambiÉn estuvo en la reuniÓn con obama. reconoce que lograr c

president barack obama described him as one of america's sharpest legal minds. saying people should wait until after a new president takes office. >> the next justice could well change the ideological makeup and the balance of the supreme court for a generation to come. and fundamentally reshape america. >> reporter: garland makes his first visit to capitol hill on thursday to meet with members of congress. >>> garland led the investigation and prosecution after the oklahoma city bombing. >>> the next republican debate has been canceled by fox news. donald trump said he would not attend and governor john kasich and ted cruz whacked out. that was a network pulling the plug. trump got a big interest yesterday in florida. rick scott said he supports trump for the white house. the governor said it's time to bring the republican party back together. >>> here are the hot topics trending. vatican ambassador to the us between pope francis and a controversial anti-gay kentucky clerk is be replaced. kim davis met with pope francis in 2015. an action arranged by italian ar

con compartas donde decÍa barack obama alli lo ven en pantalla barack obama vÉ veta ne casa grupos deÁs produjo granizo del tamaÑo imagÍnese usted de pelotas de golf al menos una casa herida y tres afectadas el tornado no toco tierra, una persona quedÓ herida la tormenta afectÓ asimismo al norte del estado del tex texas. >>> y un hombre que se habÍa subido a un... de 80 pies de altura se encuentra sano y salvo tras subirse a este Árbol el individualidad pudo ser rescatado. y se le presentaron o prestaron auxilios antes de ser ingresado a un hospital. para recibir tratamiento medicamento y asÍ evaluaciÓn su condiciÓn me tal no se sabe las razones detrÁs de acciÓn pero bueno. estuvo allÍ arriba, estuvo largo tiempo y ha podido ser rescatado, mÁs adelante regreso con mÁs informaciÓn ahora vamos con nuestra familia de un nuevo dÍa. >>> al preguntarle la familia del caballero porque hizo eso, dijo porque siempre se anda por las ramas. >>> no muy malo el chiste. >>> tiene tendencia de abrazar los Árbol. >>> en vez de escuchoarte a ti, vamos a escuchar a pÁnfilo y lo que hizo con el presiden

in 2008, hillary clinton got more votes than barack obama, but barack obama got the nomination becausee had more delegates. in 2000, some reason to believe that george bush got fewer votes than al gore but he became president because that's the way the system works. so here are all these republicans now who are arguing for trump, and they should have been arguing for gore. they are making these arguments. it's the will of the people, it's not the electoral college. we have a system. we have rules. we should stick to those rules. >> the system is broken. that's the point -- >> that's what they said in 2000 about the electoral college. >> this is why republicans are rebelling against the establishment because it's been the establishment's will and now for the first time, voters are rebelling against what's the establishment wants and the establishment can't take it. they are having back door closed meetdings to topple trump. >> we're going to continue this conversation and also look at john kasich who launched against trump. >>> and hillary clinton's good super tuesday showing just got b

. >>> happening today, president barack obama continues his historic visit in cuba. today he is expecting to meet with people after president barack obama and the cuban havana and met behind closed doorment. they discussed human right, easing travel restrictions and the trade embargo. and today in cuba, the tampa bay rays are in havana. president barack obama is expected to attend the game. first pitch is scheduled for 2:00. and our observe keith cate is in cuba. he traveled from tampa to havana to follow president barack obama on this historic visit. in the next half hour, keith shows us how the cuban people are reacting to the president's visit. >>> if your morning alerts, former wrestler hulk hogan wins round two in his fight with gawker over a sex tape video. gawker is expected to appeal. news channel 8's lindsey mastis join us live from the tampa news center. lindsey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the same jury that awarded hulk hogan 115 million now they're awarding an additional $25 million for that comes directly out of the editor. today. p