the '60s, war in vietnam, another era of israeli war and confrontations with the soviets from berlin to cuba. in the '70s, soviet assertively in africa and invasion of afghanistan and yet another arab/israeli war and oil i'm barba goes. p '80s brought surrogate crises in lebanon and sfwer vengs in panama. and in the '90s we had the first gulf war, military action in the bull can, somalia, haiti, missile at tacts in iraq, and first al qaeda attacks on the united states. the point of recounting these historical examples is that americans, including all too often our leaders, regard international crises and military conflict as aberrations when, in fact, and sad to say, they are the norm. convinced time and again that a new era of tranquility is at hand, especially after major conflicts, presidents and congresses tend to believe they have a choice when it comes to the priority given national security. and correspondingly significantly reduce the resources provided to defense, the state department, and cia. in the short term at least, until the next crisis arrives, they do have a choice. and the

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to the studio in berlin. >> a very german story that has become very international, of course. after decades of hostility, the u.s. and cuba restored diplomatic ties. and now the first erect flight signifying progress. it comes as american hotel chains meet with cuban authorities and looking for a head start on those potential tourists. they would like to visit the place that has been out of bounds for so long. >> even at the international airport and have on a, the first direct flight to communist cuba landed. these tourists are happy to visit the country which had been off-limits for so long. >> it is fantastic. we are so happy to see the cuban culture. the food, the people. it's an easy play, three hours from baltimore. >> the trade embargo bands general use tours and only certain americans are allowed to travel within special groups. the government says further easing of restrictions will depend on if the government and have anna -- in havana carries out reforms. hotel chains are holding talks with cuban officials. everyone wants to be on board when restrictions are finally lifted. americans are expected to flood cuban

kennedy, after making that mistake in cube bra, he was right -- cuba, he was right there and also with berlin. we were going toor berlin if necessary. you have to at some point stand up whether you have no-fly zones. you can't just look like the weak ling, the 99-pound weak long. >> thank you very minute. millions more refugees are going to be coming as a result of all of this. where are they coming from? after this. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. >>> 4 million refugees weren't enough, how about doubling that? that's the latest sentiments as russian expands the air campaign and leading to millions more trying to flood out of the area. eric say the problem is we don't know who is coming and where they're coming from. also the best seller "isis exposed" we have a mess on our hands. how will we clarify where they'r