first among them is fidel castro. it took weeks and weeks of him saying nothing about the december 17 announcement to the point where people thought he must be dead to have not said something about it. finally, he wrote a long letter to the federation of university students reminiscing about his time at university in his last paragraph of this long letter actually said i never trusted the united states. we are all in favor of peaceful settlement ts of disputes between peoples and the president has done what is in his prerogative to do. that is that. lukewarm does not begin to capture it. precisely because president obama has said that this is than exercise in soft power to try to change the system over the long haul, there are people that will probably be insecurity rockers sees -- in security bureaucracies that see this as risky. as long as raul is in charge, it will move for. not only because of his historical role, but also because of the press the she has is the number two guy from the very beginning -- the presti

we love life. >> we were stronger an aerial castro. >> strong, indeed. good evening, everyone, i'm robin roberts. you're about to go on aan amazing journey of brilliance, celebration and faith. until tonight it's been a mystery what really went on in that house for an unimaginable ten year bus fort first time right here, you're going to hear that incredible story. amanda berry and gina dejesus tell it in their new book "hope." and they say that out of that, a light still shines. amanda berry now 29 is tiny. over 5 feet tall but inside, a tower of strength. >> tell me what you were like when you were 13? what kind of teenager were you then? >> i was pretty much a home body. i stayed home a lot. did my school work. >> what did you want to do when you grew up? >> i was in fashion. when i was in school, i moo shoes had to match the shirt and shoelaces had to march the outfit. you know? >> she was raised by her mother in a working class neighborhood on the city's west side. the tiny girl had big dreams to be the first in her family to go to college. >> we was

que esa reuniÓn entre obama y el gobernante cubano raÚl castro.ero los 12 minutos 30 segundos del encuentro obama_castro fueron suficientes para marcar un hito histÓrico en la relaciÓn de ambos paÍses. presidente obama: desde luego seguirÁ habiendo diferencias profundas y significativas en nuestros gobiernos. presidente castro: se hace como acaba de decir el presidente obama con respecto. fÉlix: en el centro de convenciones de atlanta con el el logo de la cumbre y con cuatro asesores como testigos crearon una imagen de la que se hablarÁ por dÉcadas. presidente obama: a medida que haya mÁs intercambios a nivel comerciales creo Íntimamente que habrÁ un contacto mÁs directo, mayor conexiÓn entre los pueblos. presidente castro: no hay que hacerse ilusiÓn, tenemos muchas diferencias. fÉlix: ni el nuevo ambiente rompiÓ la desconfianza de raÚl castro, quien le pedÍa constantemente a su traductora personal la confirmaciÓn de todo lo que decÍa en espaÑol la intÉrprete al presidente obama. presidente castro: como me deben ser cumbres que me prohibieron6 x8

the castro brothers will not be around forever. the regime has lost its main financial sponsor with venezuela, not entirely lost it but it's not as powerful as it once was. if this was so obvious and president obama recognizes it as obvious, i want to know why he waited until this point in his presidency to make this move. he could have made this move the the first six months of his presidency. >> would you have been okay with it then? >> no, but clearly it's legacy building he recognizes the risks. if he did this in year two, we'd be able to see the outcome and it won't be liberalization from within cuba. it will be this regime strengthened economically with an iron fist continuing to hold that at the throats of the cuban people. we all want normalization, all want it to be a happier, better more liberal place. i don't think this achieves that goal. >> jaulian, to buck's point, you have big human rights issues here and you've got significant differences the president calling them deep and significant differences between the two go

panamÁ una cumbre histÓrica, con un apretÓn de manos entre el presidente obama y el presidente raÚl castrolles todo terminÓ en golpiza. los venezolanos que viven en panamÁ reciben al presidente maduro a sonido de cacÉ lo rasos y maduro declara que quiere un futuro con estados unidos. el presidente santos da detalles de paz para colombia. y conozca los platillos favoritos del barrio casco viejo de panamÁ. >>> hola quÉ tal y gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo esto adem 12 ademÁs abr abril los saludoe panera primera vez que cuba es invitada a participar y por r primera vez el presidente obama se re u nÚne con el lÍder cuban raÚl castro, sÓlo 4 meses que anunciaron la reanudaciÓn de las relaciones diplomÁticas entre estados unidos. y cuba. ayer por la tarde el presidente obama luego de reunirse con raÚl castro oso tuvo u sostuvo una c de prensa hablÓ de esto y mucho mÁs. >>> ambos hemos concluido que podemos estar de acuerdo en desacuerdo sÍ llevamos esto con respeto y comunicaciÓn y o opinamos los dos con el tiempo podemos dar una vuelta ata para t gin esta pÁgina entablando una rela

presidente castro: ya era hora que yo hablar aquÍ el nombre de cuba.irtiÓ que se toman el tiempo que le quitaron. presidente castro: como me deben seis cumbres de las que me excluyeron... gloria: hizo un recuerdo de la historia cubana y de las quejas contra los gobiernos de los estados unidos. presidente castro: yo soy de los que pienso y asÍ se lo he manifestado a unos cuantos jefes de estado en reuniones particulares que he tenido en mi paÍs que segÚn mi opiniÓn el presidente obama es un hombre honesto. gloria: esta disculpa acapara la atenciÓn cuando elogiÓ a obama por enfrentarse al congreso estadounidense. presidente castro: pienso que su forma de ser obedece a ese origen humilde de Él. gloria: aquÍ obama se mantuvo serio y con la mirada baja. presidente castro: estas palabras las medite mucho y al final las dije. gloria: el mandatario estadounidense hablÓ justo antes que raÚl castro. el restablecimiento de relaciones con cuba dominÓ la primera parte de su discurso. presidente obama: esto significa que mÁs norteamericanos podrÁn viajar a cuba, que

and also it showed that president obama is more than twice as popular as raul castro or fidel castrois a reflection of the cuban youth. cuba is a very young country right now. so there's a lot of excitement about this a lot of anticipation. but i also think it's interesting when we heard raul castro speaking today, as you mentioned he first just lit up going over the long history of u.s. intervention in the region. he accused the united states of cropping up cruel dictators, he talked about guantanamo bay. and then he turned to president obama and apologized saying he didn't blame obama for this. this is part of a strategy. you have to remember this is a man who was in the trenches. barack obama says listen this is ancient history for me. i wasn't even born when some of this stuff happened. well raul castro was not only born he was a participant. he was one of the main protagonists in this. so he has to not distance himself too much from this more than 50 years of warring with the united states and yet somehow get closer to obama. so this is a bit of a game and a very delicate balanc

castro did during his speech at the summit earlier in the day. tammy jumping back in there, mary anne raised a point that the optics are not the same, but president obama does speak to prime minister netanyahu regularly. >> there's also demands. there's a lot of demands put on israel. you know frameworks about whether or not what will help conversations and whether certain conversations will proceed. lifting -- having a better relationship is great if you can actually create a new democratic framework for the people of cuba. let me just say leading into this, cuba is highly reliant on venezuela and russia. as the economy of both those nations started to collapse, we were right at the point of being able -- >> tammy let me jump in here and let's listen in to president obama now. he's stepping up to the podium. >> i want to begin by thanking the president and people of panama city and all the pan manian people for being excellent hosts at the summit of measures. a place with cultures and commerce of our hemisphere have long intersected panama has o

cuba's president castro and want president obama. president obama negotiating with iran and that pending deal and what has happened today in cuba. however, this is a summit of largely symbolic significance. we haven't seen a lot of movement. cuba did not come off the list of state sponsored terrorism a sticking point in terms of raising those prospective flags. cuba wants those flags it creates a sense of permanence for the business community. that is a cash strapped nation and they want micro finance that president obama brought up in december when he talked about normalizedding relations. obama speaking to the press multiple times today met with raul castro for about an hour. >> we have different views about how society should be odors and we are not going to stop talking about issues of human rights and freedom of assembly and freedom of the press not because we think we are perfect and every country has to mimic us exactly but because there are a set of universal principles for which we stand. >> now, you know, when you look at -

panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas, un histÓrico apretÓn de manos entre barack obama y raÚl castrolos enfrentamientos entre partidarios y opositores del rÉgimen cubano. con vientos de hasta 200 millas por hora un tornado dejÓ enormes pÉrdidas en illinois. la tecnologÍa permitirÁ que la fallecida cantante selena vuelva a los escenarios. y comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univision" ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: quÉ tal, muy buenas noches, hoy se inaugurÓ en panamÁ la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas. la presencia de barack obama y raÚl castro concentrar toda la atenciÓn, ambos caminaron con minutos de diferencia al entrar. juan carlos varela, presidente de panamÁ, dio el discurso inaugural. buenas noches, fÉlix. fÉlix: buenas noches, ilia, comenzÓ a la cumbre de las amÉricas y ya tenemos la imagen esperada, que incluso se produjo mucho antes de lo que pensÁbamos: el saludo entre barack obama y raÚl castro. aunque no es la primera vez que se dan la mano, ya lo habÍan hecho en el entierro de mandela, en esta ocasiÓn tiene un significado mÁs gra

ayer medios cubanos difundieron esta foto del ex gobernante fidel castro en pÚblico.s mÁs peligrosos, siria ocupa la cÚspide de la pirÁmide seguida por irak, yemen, nigeria, somalia y afganistÁn vive en la violencia en su mÁximo exponente porque funcionan grupos terroristas como boko haram y al_shabbaad. mÁs adelante, tras dos meses de ausencia, retorna a las canchas james rodrÍguez y se convierte en el artÍfice de la goleada del cuadro merengue. y cientos de personajes vitorean la quema de judas. ♪ mi hogar... ♪ anunciador: más de un millón de estadounidenses en riesgo de ejecución hipotecaria han sido ayudados por making home affordable. averigua cuáles son tus opciones. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar ♪ ♪ arantxa: ivÁn el conde knos acompaÑa para entregarnos el mÁs completo resumen de la informaciÓn deportiva. james rodrÍguez vuelve al real madrid. ivÁn: muy buenas noches, aquÍ el conde k con toda la informaciÓn deportiva. el real madrid, cr7 tuvo un partido histÓrico, en barcelona messi brillÓ por su ausencia. vamos por el resumen. los puman de la unam vencieron este domin

ese fue el tiempo que durÓ la reuniÓn entre barack obama y raÚl castro. de estado de estados unidos y cuba que no se presentaban hace mÁs de 50 aÑos. este encuentro que era la gran expectativa de la cumbre de las amÉricas comenzÓ a eso de las 12:46 de la de la tarde y terminÓ cerca de las 2:58. como detalle curioso en esta oportunidad a diferencia de lo que ocurriÓ la plenaria obama hablÓ mÁs que castro. obama hablÓ durante siete minutos y 30 segundos, raÚl castro lo hizo durante cuatro minutos. escuchemos algunas de las palabras del mandatario cubano. raÚl: no hay que hacerse ilusiones, tenemos muchas diferencias. es una historia complicada la de nuestros paÍses. pero estamos dispuestos a avanzar tal como Él estÁ diciendo. periodista: mucho mÁs parco estuvo la reuniÓn, hablo sÓlo cuatro minutos mientras en la plenaria de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se realizÓ en horas de la maÑana hablÓ durante 48 minutos. por su parte barack obama dijo entre otras cosas, lo siguiente: que es un momento histÓrico aunque complicado debido a los muchos aÑos de desconfian

raul castro mentioned it at the summit., president obama recognized that the embargo had caused suffering. member, when the embargo was established in 1962, the logic behind it was really clear in the document in state department that said we have to bring sanctions in place that will bring about hunger, desperation and the overthrow of the cuban government. so the embargo has been there to cause us damage, and it has. it has been very difficult for cuba, for example, to acquire medical equipment, not only in the united states, but in different countries, because sometimes the countries that sell that equipment are subject to american companies. it is a long list. we suffer the embargo, and hopefully it will be totally lifted. right now, president obama -- he has been the first president who actually said the embargo has failed. i would have liked him to add it is wrong that we had an embargo on a small neighbor, but i will take it. he obviously is interested in lifting it, which is only fair. there should not be between tw

did not waste time straightening outcast -- castro's version of his reality. can you feel the excitement building? the suspend building? mr. castro not in danger of losing his job as president obama insisted to the surprise of many he is quote not in the business of regime change. turns out that the obama doctrine is about proximity strong arm dictators president's targets for regime change in libya, egypt and syria but not a problem in the western hemisphere in particular. an island in the gulf. embattled democratic senator bob menendez had a problem with the conflict slams the obama fawning overtures as wrong headed. >> i think that president has a misguided calculation that if you open your hands to dictators they will unclench fist, raul castro may have said nice things about president obama, at the same time last month we had 600 arrests of innocent people inside of cuba. who were detained. lou: not worthy of news in the obama administration. and obama doctrine is also about apiece am, giving -- appeasement, gives your add adversaries what they want, what

the stage is set in panama, with president obama and ralph castro -- raul castro at a key summit. in saudi arabia, guards tried to make sure the violence from yemen does not spill across the border. and swan lake is a classic, but this performance has a new twist. for the first time in a major production two african-americans are in the starring roles. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. a historic encounter is set to take place on saturday in panama. that is where president obama and roel castro are expected to hold their first substantial in person discussion. after half a century of softy relations between -- frosty relations, this is the latest sign of an ongoing thaw. will grant starts coverage. will: the main protagonists arrived in panama within minutes of each other. president obama bounced energetically off air force one fresh from his trip to jamaica. his cuban counterpart, 83-year-old raul castro is perhaps less fleet of foot, but no less agile politically. despite the huge political golf, the men are on the verge of history. as

. >> edgardo muchos saludos desde panamÁ, castro y presidente barack obama se juntaron en un salÓn auentros que marca el fin de un distanciamiento de mÁs de diez dÉcadas castro afirmÓ que estaba dispuesto hablar de todo el proceso hacia la normalizaciÓn, dijo que estaba de acuerdo con lo expresado por el presidente barack obama quien dijo que despuÉs de 50 aÑos de polÍtica que dice que no han funcionado es el momento de intentar algo nuevo, y mÁs temprano en el dÍa la presencia de cuba por primera vez aquÍ, dio la oportunidad al mandatario que usted pan, dijo castro que como le debÍan 6 cumbres pidiÓ permiso para hablar mÁs de 8 minutos que todos los lÍderes tenÍan que hablar, terminÓ hablando 48 minutos lori tiene un resumen lo que pasÓ en el centro de convenciÓn, muy buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes josÉ los 35 jefes de gobierno que estuvieron aquÍ hoy, expresaron una idea comÚn en su deserciÓn es querer vivir en una regiÓn, dÓnde haya estabilidad para todos entre tanto, aquÍ afuera del centro de convenciÓn se vivieron momentos de tensiÓn con miembros de la prensa. >> presidente bar

castro is saying. in the middle east they've documented once again by the spokesman for the saudi-led coalition. >> from the batter of the forces from inside and from our side this is a joint effort and this is very much concentrated all the planes are conducting the population according to the plans. this the operation as stated yesterday, pressure is still continuing against the militia movement. we've targeted in saada region. now there are other two ways, either they go to the south now all the routes are becoming difficult for them to use. and we have blocked some of the routes to make it difficult for them. so we have blocked all the easier routes which they were using. and now they're trying to reorganize and together which the militias seize in saada or sanaa. yesterday we have targeted in the east of aden, and the main center in aden and areas that have been targeted many times. so we can stop the operation. there are some operations we have taken at the sanaa airport. so the operations contin

castro did speak out.oking he was making up for missing past summits when cuba wasn't invited, castro blast u.s. meddling in his affair over the course of ten president but in a remarkable moment, castro said he admired mr. obama. >> translator: in my opinion, president obama is an honest man. >> reporter: an assessment castro said he made skimming through the president's auto biographies. >> translator: i were in him and i think his behavior has a lot to do with his humble background. >> reporter: there hasn't been a take like this since mixon met fundamental fundamental when dwight eisenhower was president. after a series of encounters with castro, the president stopped short of saying he trusts the cuban leader. do you feel that raul castro is an honest man? >> it was a candid and fruitful conversation between me and raul castro. i can tell you that in the conversations i've had so far with him, two on the phone and, most recently, face-to-face, that we are able to speak honestly about our differences a

his face-to-face encounter with castro no genuine history. the hard part continues, thawing relations frozen for more than five decades. jim. >> axelrod: major, president castro's statement is going to strike a lot of people as rather extraordinary. what was the reaction to it? >> reporter: he got big thunderous applause. it was indulgent. he admitted so himself. one thing castro said that will reverberate in the united states is he called mr. obama president obama an honest man and said he wants to support president obama's move to normalize relations, and especially his call to congress, which is not predisposed to do this right now at least lifting the economic embargo on cuba. >> axelrod: major garrett in panama with the president. major, thank you. at his news conference late today, major also asked the president about his controversial nuclear deal with iran. >> i don't understand why it is that everybody's working so hard to anticipate failure. the opponents of the deal don't seem to be focused on how do we get to a good deal as much a

and castro since richard nixon met fidel castro in 1959 when dwight eisenhower was president. but even after a series of encounters, the president stopped short of saying he trusts the cuban leader. >> do you feel that raul castro is an honest man? >> it was a candid and fruitful conversation between me and raul castro. i can tell you that in the conversations i've had so far with him, two on the phone and most recently, face to face that we are able to speak honestly about our differences and our concerns, in ways that i think offer the possibility of moving the relationship between our two countries in a different and better direction. >> reporter: next, the obama administration is expected to remove cuba from the u.s. list of state-sponsors of terrorism. a move blasted by some, including marco rubio who said i can't see how they can rationalize taking them off the list. >> reporter: the question remains whether cuba will remain on the list of state-sponsors of terrorism. the president is nearing a desis on that issue. but the process doesn't end there as congress will have

. >>> cuba's president raul castro meeting with u.s. president barack obama saying that relations between u.s. and cuba is not obama's fault. obama said that he's ready to remove cuba from the terrorism list of sponsors j in my opinion president obama is an honest man. he is a humble man and i think his way of being is in keeping with this humble origins. >> i become impassioned,, i can't help it. i apologize to president obama who has no responsibility for these events that took place. >> there were ten presidents before him who were president when these events happened. >> let us go to our diplomatic editor james bays, who has been following events in panama city. if barack obama had wanted somebody to support him the difficult political convention, he couldn't have asked for a bigger fan that raul castro, could he? >> absolutely, david. remember that this process of when u.s. and cube only started in december four months ago. and those words that you heard there from the cuban president would have been unthinkable at any point before

the meeting between role castro -- raul castro and president obama will dominate the conversation. francine: what are the meaningful words they have to tell each other? peter: it has to do with the conversations between the u.s. and cuban delegations that are trying to bring about a thaw in these relations. the first being getting cuba off of the terror list right now. cuba has been there since 1982. that is a stumbling block. cuba sees this as a symbolic gesture before they can continue the conversation. the president talked about this yesterday in jamaica. he is close to making that designation to dropping cuba from that list. members of congress suggest the decision has been made. brendan: let's move back to d.c. from panama city. what will the reaction be if he removes this designation? peter: some lawmakers and marco rubio, a likely presidential candidate is opposed to it. robert menendez a cuban democrat, very opposed of it. it is clear that congress is not going to stand in the way of this. there are enough members of congress who see the opening of cuba as a business opport

what do you think of president obama meeting with president castro. >> no the castros cannot be trustednedy anyhow. it >> yes, 54 years of failure is to long. and 97 percent of the cuban people support normalization with the u.s. and no meetings with cuban leader castro until they denounce the torture of their own citizens. you had a lot to say on this issue on both sides. and that's how fox reports this saturday april 11th. 2015. thanks for watching. strange inheritance starts right now. see you back here next saturday. now now. >> a farmer with a unusual hobby, a huge collection. >> anybody that collects >> anybody who collects 150 tractors that makes you excentric. >> he a treasure trove of valuable americana or a heard of white elephants. >> dad you are running out of room. where are you going to put them all?

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raÚl castro lo hizo durante cuatro minutos.as del mandatario cubano. >> estoy de acuerdo con todo lo que Él acaba de decir. no hay que hacerse ilusiones. tenemos muchas diferencias. ha sido una historia complicada la de nuestro paÍs. estamos dispuestos a avanzar tal como Él estÁ diciendo. >> como le decimos mucho mÁs parco estuvo en la reuniÓn hablÓ sÓlo cuatro minutos mientras en la plenaria de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se realiza en horas de la maÑana hablÓ durante 38 minutos. barack obama dijo entre otras cosas lo siguiente que es un momento histÓrico aunque complicado. debido a los muchos aÑos de desconfianza mutua. por 50 aÑos es tiempo de intentar algo nuevo dijo el mandatario notamos ademÁs afirmÓ que tiene que intentar una comunicaciÓn mÁs fluida entre estados unidos y cuba. el presidente dijo estar convencido de este intento fue bien recibido tanto en cuba como en los estados unidos. aunque estemos en desacuerdo dice pudimos tratar de buscar respeto y civismo en la relaciÓn entre los dos paÍses. estos fueron los 12

nos traen el panorama. >> el presidente barack obama y el gobernante raÚl castro en efecto hablaron pornfirmÓ la casa blanca sin dar detalles de que somos quien. un asesor de seguridad, conocido que los cancilleres >> y el ministro de relaciones exteriores cubano. ambos abordaron el tema de la posible eliminaciÓn de cuba de la lista de paÍses que promueven el terrorismo. la casa blanca espera que otros niveles de asesores presidenciales hagan una revisiÓn del tema para tomar una decisiÓn al respecto. barack obama aprovechÓ su visita a panamÁ para visitar el canal y participÓ en varias conferencias. el mandatario venezolano, maduro se esmerÓ en que todos se enteren de su arribo. se dio el lujo de caminar y saludar a sus seguidores en el barrio el chorrillo donde recogiÓ mÁs firmas para rechazar las acciones de estados unidos. esto dijo cuando arribÓ al hotel: >> de venezuela mÁs de once millones de. me acaban de entregar cinco mil firmas de panamÁ. >> cuando preguntamos al hecho de que varios expresidentes consideran que hay una alteraciÓn de la democracia en su paÍs, se fue. de raÚl cas

the president also saying that he had a candid and fruitful conversation with raul castro. we know that conversation lasted just about 12 minutes but also highlighting the human rights concerns and saying that the united states is not giving up on those issues but also is pressing forward. another thing i do want to highlight here we had expected that the president may announce in this press conference that the united states would remove cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism from it list. he has said he has not yet studied that recommendation from the state department because he has been traveling so much. he wants to fully study that before making any decision on that front. so let me go to you gentlemen, you, julian selzer your take-away from this in terms of cuba and what the president had to say. >> in terms of cuba he said exactly what we thought, outlined he thought this was a broken policy trying to do something different that will achieve new relsations with the cuban people, that will create room for regional alliances, including on environmental issues which i'm no

: >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> encuentro histÓrico confirman que el presidente obama y el gobernante raÚl castroentran maÑana mismo en panamÁ mientras el presidente de venezuela responde a telemundo estamos en vivo con lo Último. >>> persecuciÓn a caballo varios policÍa de california estÁn siendo investigados por un sospechoso que escapÓ >>> y son trampas telefÓnicas tenemos una alerta sobre falsas llamadas que han costado mileses de dÓlares a muchas familias hispanas en seguida los detalles. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> este es noticiero telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart y marÍa sigue leste celeste arraras >>> hola quÉ tal les saludo esta tarde desde panamÁ donde hoy se inaugura oficialmente las cumbres de las amÉricas el presidente barack obama parte para otra en la foro de la sociedad civil al que asisten disidentes cubanos y venezolanos, obama dijo que la sociedad civil es la conciencia de nuestros paÍses, agregÓ que es importante que cuba participe en esta cumbre y que los cubanos deben decidir cuÁl es el futuro mejor para su prosperidad. mientras ambos gobiernos buscan normalizar su relaciÓn. maÑana

hablamos en exclusiva con el secretario de vivienda de los estados unidos, juliÁn castro. Él el primer presidente hispano? hablamos de polÍtica y de porquÉ tantos hispanos no tienen casa. jesÚs romero colin estÁ haciendo fuertes acusaciones. una es que fue abusado sexualmente por un sacerdote en mÉxico, y la otra es que el arzobispo de mÉxico sabÍa de estos abusos y no hizo nada al respecto. hablamos con el joven. y cecilia ramÍrez harris, nuestra compaÑera de univisiÓn, estÁ obsesionada con la salud. hace poco hizo un tratamiento para desintoxicarse, y todo quedÓ registrado en su libro "el diario de mi detox". comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> vamos "al punto". muy pronto, dos hispanos buscarÁn la casa blanca, el senador de texas, ted cruz, ya anunciÓ que buscarÁ ser presidente, y se espera que el senador de la florida, marco rubio, lo haga el prÓximo lunes 13 de abril. lo interesante es que ambos son republicanos, aunque la mayorÍa de los latinos a nivel nacional votan por el partido demÓcrata. y para hablarnos de la posibilidad de que se elija al prim

be joining the summit of the americas and an expected encounter between president obama and raul castro. will last minute issues spoil the summit? ♪ >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in panama city where president obama is set to take a very big step stords normalizing relations with cuba accepting a statewide communication that they be removed from a list of states -- let's go first to kristen welker in washington with more developments today in the deadly police shooting caught on tape in south carolina that has shocked the nation. >> we'll of course check back in with you in just a few minutes for that historic summit. but now to the news making headlines here the officer charged with murder in north charleston, south carolina has been officially fired from the force there. millions across the country have seen that disturbing and tragic video of officer michael slager shooting walter scott multiple times in the back. now we're hearing more from the young man, santana, who happened to be nearby and capture it on his cell phone camera. here's part of the conversation with craig melvin

raÚl castro, 47% positiva, pero 48% negativa, y fidel castro, 50% negativa.Ás allá, obviamente, el sistema polÍtico. >> eh, un paÍs que creciÓ siendo ateo. se le pregunta: "¿tiene usted una opiniÓn positiva o negativa del papa francisco?", y la respuesta es de nuevo sorprendente: 80% tiene una opiniÓn positiva del papa francisco y solo un 10% tiene una opiniÓn negativa. ahora, por supuesto, dentro de la cumbre de las amÉricas que se ha realizado este fin de semana en panamÁ, todo mundo estÁ hablando de las relaciones entre estados unidos y cuba. les preguntaron: "¿quÉ piensa de la normalizaciÓn de relaciones entre cuba y los estados unidos?", y sorprendentemente, 97% estuvo de acuerdo. es decir, es una poblaciÓn creciente que el acercamiento hacia estados unidos es necesario. >> no solamente necesario, sino impredecible en lo que va a ser poder abrir la apertura econÓmica. vemos que hay un gran desencanto, lo habÍamos mencionado anteriormente, con la poblaciÓn cubana en lo que es la realidad econÓmica. y segÚn lo que nos contaron en la encuesta, y esto fueron

castro said he admired mr.ion, president obama is an honest man. >> in an assessment, he made after skimming through the president's auto biographies. >> i admire him and his behavior has a lot to do with his humble background. >> there hasn't been a give and take like this between u.s. and cuba before richard nixon met fidel castro when dwight eisenhower was president. >> but even after a series of ken counters with castro, the president stopped short saying he trusted the cuban leader. >> do you feel raul castro assist an honest man. >> can't did and fruitful conversation between castro. i can tell you that, in the conversations that i have had so far with him. two on the phone and most recently face to face. that we are able to speak honestly about our differences. and our concerns. in ways that i think offer the possibility of moving the relationship between the two countries in a different and better direction. >> next, the obama administration is expected to remove cuba from the list of state sponsors of

raul castro will be there. does that take a roadblock out of america's conversations with these other countries that changes significant things, not just an irritants like the one you had in cartagena? >> i think so, over the five years i was ambassador, i can't tell you how many times i spoke to ambassadors, when are you going to change your policy to cuba, you've got to let it go, we're one of hemtion hemisphere. that kind offish tant was taken offof irritant was takenoff the table. >> the panamanian flag carrier that's the kind of thing that's just waiting to happen now that things are becoming more normal. >> i have my doubts. i don't know that it's an issue of capacity. i, i was briefing this morning with a state department official, they are foreclose had a what cubans want are big big deals with a marriott for example or large companies coming in creating a lot of jobs. is the capacity there to manage? they have one person sounded you assigned orassigned ortwo people assigned. it's going to take a longer