i lived right next door to the secretary of labor under batista. i remember, i did put in the book i used to play with his son and the use to guard, we used to hide behind the guards and play cowboys and indians and stuff like that. it was very much in my presence, in my life. >> host: in the book you have dialogue between family members kind of stating their positions as well. >> guest: exactly. a lot of that was going on at the time. being that as a kid i was not participating in all of them, but hurt a lot of discussions. there were people that were with fidel, people who didn't want to get involved in any way, shape, or form. i didn't have any batista members in my family the. >> host: when did your parents or did the everly cuba? >> guest: yes, they did. again i was very fortunate. they came six months later. my college roommate was also a peter pan flight kid, his parents didn't come until three years after. he lived in an orphanage and then he was sent to virginia to live with foster parents for three years. i was a very lucky person. >> hos

a lot of batista's planes were refueling in guantanamo bay. the americans are training the secret police. it was really not an ideal situation. so the three kids are there, but fidel eventually decides one of them really couldn't hack the mountain life. fidel eventually decides it's too dangerous having them there because if they get killed or wounded it would be a pr disaster. so he lets them go. one guy stays for another three months and finally fidel sends him back to the united states to do fund-raising speeches because they've setup offices in new york, on the upper west side right near columbia university and all these students keep turning up to try to volunteer for the revolution for the summer holidays only. they want to be back for their classes in fall. only a few of them actually make it down there, but there's some great stories of kids in berkeley to steal their parents car and try to drive to miami to go down to join the revolution and fail dismally just as well. but anyway floating around we have another rare early photo of che

and that impacts owner debbie di batista, along with the people who work for her. >> i've had to make tough decision, unfortunately lay off play-offs, and it's daunting. you know, it's a challenge. >> reporter: every layoff is an individual disaster, but also part of a widening national crisis. as economist hank eskin has witnessed, cash connects us all. have you in your tracking had bills travel to every state in america? >> oh, yeah, every state, every county in the country. >> reporter: his website "where is george" allows people to track the spread of money through the economy using serial numbers on bills. he says since the virus struck, hits on where is george is down about 50%, suggesting circulation is down too. >> the ripple effect will probably last i'm guessing a generation or probably two generations, long after we're gone, it's still going to be recovering from this. >> reporter: for now, debbie di batista says the stress is hard to bear, but there is solace in knowing she is not bearing it alone. >> it's not easy because it's no one's fault. my employees did nothing to d

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before that, a look at washington, d.c., from earlier today courtesy of mark batista. ♪ and spray...ay... and spray. well, we used to. with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. it's the modern way to keep bugs away. new ortho, home defense max. get everything you need for spring at ortho.com order today! >> i'm jackie ibanez and pushing ahead with another rescue package tonight. house speaker nancy pelosi says another $1 trillion is needed in addition to the $2.2 trillion effort during monday's briefing. president trump said "we will take good care of our people. this is not their fault." encouraging news out of hard-hit new york. the coronavirus there leveling off monday and already underway in italy and spain. the crisis escalating in great britain where boris johnson was moved to intensive care. his office said 55-year-old johnson is conscious and not immediately need to be put on a ventilator. i'm jackie ibanez and back to "tucker carlson tonight" and for more

before that, a look at washington, d.c., from earlier today courtesy of mark batista. >> tucker: for the media and political establishment shutting the entire country down for months and destroying tens of millions of jobs to fight this virus, seems like a perfectly reasonable risk to take. but what risk isn't worth taking, what's too dangerous, what's crazy, what is voodoo snake oil? using a decades-old drug off label without going through the fda approval process. a drug many of us who traveled abroad have already taken with no major side effects. a few weeks ago, they expressed hope the malaria of a drug hydroxychloroquine might be used effectively to treat coronavirus and the media have been attacking him and the drug ever since. >> we did say he would try and unproven antiviral drug. >> kept making a point about this unproven drug that might be successful in dealing with the coronavirus. a >> yesterday was a very disturbing briefing to hear the president talking about this unproven drug which hopefully will help many people who have this disease, but what do they have to lose? t

raÚl: tambiÉn estÁ la familia batista desde nueva york.s y es perfecto para esto momento que no podemos salir de casa y asÍ va a ayudar a cubrir las canas alan: lo que sea con tal de hacernos en casa. francisca: yo voy a estar muy pendiente. aleida: bienvenidos a un nuevo segmento o de gangas & deals tenemos invitado al estilista de las estrellas el Único. querÍa preguntar trabajado con las mÁs famosas del mundo, jennifer lÓpez y king kardashian. --kim kardashian. >> necesito productos que funcionen me importa si estoy en un salÓn en una sesión fotogrÁfica como una celebridad no quiero que el cabello no estÉ a la moda, estas sensaciones contagiosa no importa cuando uso los subproductos se trata de obtener buenos resultados y eso es exactamente lo que dan, buenos resultados. aleida: tenemos un kit especial y quiero que les expliquÉ lo que trae el kit. >> dentro tenemos a uno de mis favoritos, es el retoque de raÍ color wow solicitado en este momento pero tambiÉn incluimos el champÚ de seguridad de color y el acondicionador tamaÑo viaje. est