you have a different torque is size you would wet the cork and , put it through the cork press to make it smaller. filling have finished the bottle with your medicine, you would then use your condensed cork and it would expand to fit, forming a seal. the raw ingredients that would have been ground in the mortar and pestle would have been often combined with alcohol. you would have using pill roller or handrolled the ingredients that are now sort of in a pill form. they were given with chocolate or gelatin to make it easier to consume for the customer. if you are a customer in the 1790's, you would purchased your medicine in a bottle similar to this. everything was handblown. bottles would have been more expensive. in his early period up until the beginning of the 19th century, they would import a lot of bottles from overseas. as glass factories started to emerge in america, things became a little bit cheaper and routine and easy to buy, so you would buy something formed in a mold and a bit more uniform. as the 1850's emerged, the use of gold foil and fancy labels as a display, similar

this year they burned about five-thousand used wine corks. they will be scattering the ashes on vineyards and pray for a good harvest. tomorrow, kindle users will not be able to access the internet. meredith: if your kindle can' t get on the internet, it' s because you didn' t get the update in time. amazon says if you didn' t update your older e-reader before today, it won' t be able to download books from the cloud. download from the kindle store either. the update effects models made in 2012 and earlier. if you wait any longer, you' ll have to use a computer to add the update. you' re always updating. i never update. stewart: do you read digitally? meredith: i still use actual books. your high-tech. wesh 2 news at 6:00 is straight ahead. passengers from brussels arrive to work the terror attacks. only chopper 2 is in the air. plus, new information. what one homeowner as >> as we good evening, i' m jim payne. >> i' m meredith mcdonough. 30 people were killed. tonight, investigators are releasing this surveillance picture. they believe the t

. >> at this point he's thinking, sheay rks better with a synthetic cork, not with a regular cork. >>of the sexes has officially gone too far. so i need everybody to lay down their pranks and walk away. nick picked an his girlfriend with the cake and the candles. >> today i'm pranking my boyfriend with the thing he loves the most. >> she's messing with his sneakers? >> oh, yeah. >> wait, those are fake, right? >> these are not his shoes. today he's going to think they are. >> she's going to take a few pairs of tennis shoes and put them in the washer and dryer where his real tennis shoes are. meanwhile, she's preparing her prank. >> hello? >> hey, where are you? >> why, what happened? >> i'll be there in a minute. >> okay. i'll see you soon. >> here we are five minutes later. >> what are you doing? what are you doing, dude? >> she's just sawing away. he's questioning, what the heck is wrong with you? >> she looks like a serial killer at this point. >> he's like, okay, this is a joke. you're joking me. >> i know you're not that crazy, dude. where are my shoes? >> he heads through the ho

all you have to do is reach for your key chain, grabne of the keys and jam that sucker into the cork. it works better if it's one of the plastic or synthetic corks and you just jam that thing in there at an angle, which is very important. and once it is all the way in, you use your thumb to push it around, break the seal. once you do that, you just keep pushing it around. but pulling up at the same time until it comes out. and walla! >> bingo bango bongo. iuggest using a key you're not afraid to break because you might snap that key. >> really? >> you might. just use one that isn't going to get you intnt your house that night. >> he's specific and says it works better withh a synthetic >>> battle of the sexes has officially gone too far. so i need everybody to lay down their pranks and walk away. nick picked an original prank of hisp girlfriend with the cake and the candles. >> today i'm pranking my boyfriend with the thing h% loves the most. >> oh, yeah >> wait, those are fake, right? >> these are not his shoes. today he's going to think they are. >> she's going to take a few pairs o

. >>> a cork from a champagne bottle open apparently damaged the passenger's iia. miami-dade rescue got the call and rushed the passenger back to land. >>> turning to decision 2016, presidential candidates are gearing up for another full day of primary sies primaries across the country. democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are vying for support in nebraska, kansas and louisiana. today, early voting starts in broward county starting at 9:00 a.m. you can go to any of the early voting sites and cast your ballot. you can check out the list of the 20 sites on broward foe.org. voters can vote using a touch screen machine through march 15015th150 15th. >>> time 16:06. we're learning more about the zika virus and especially plus what local officials are saying we should do to protect ourselves. >>> all right, south florida. expecting a nice day, especially over the atlantic waters. no advisories in sight. winds shifting from the east-northeast. a light chop all day. what about >>> there was an announcememnt last month the author died. his novels featured painful ch

pssenger on a cruise ship just opening up a bottle of champagne had to go to the hospital aft the cork fell into their eye. these pictures were taken at the fire boat who met up with the cruise ship. that passenger was taken to a miami hospital. >> i' sure many people have had close calls. >> very close calls. >>> today a jury could decide if sports castererer -- erin andrews could get millions of dollars. >>er inandrews has suffered and continues to suffer. >> the defense argues even if that's the case, it hasn't hurt her career. >> would you agree with me that her career is now thriving? >> yes. >> that's why the defense says the hotel suldn't have to pay. >> emotional stress without >> especially they argue since the front desk clerk who cheed in the stalker michael barrett did not give his room number. >> the hoetel did give out her hotel room number, her lawyers say, and he was able to shoot the video. >> i think about it every day. >> there's no fixed amount that they have to award and they don't have to award anything at all. morgan radford. >>> new details in the face-off betwe

. >> the cork dork, you like the corks. >> chillily out there we're looking to a turn to the weekend. >> paul a huge cool down with the temperatures that droped 3 0 degrees in the last 24 hours. you will see more cold air driving in during the overnight hours and that's going to set the stage for this clipper rain, snow and we'll see both of that. what will that mean on thursday? quite a bit. freezing around 31. no rain or snow, we have the chance of rain, that's sort of the average on the day that includes the money tapes where you start to see the snee work its way into the picture here. here by 7:00 just a few clouds so are you out the door with no problems but for the fact it will be cold. by noon, not a lot happening. that changes by 4:00. the time the snow is showing up. now heading to the piedmont like last night. we'll have another rainy night. eddie rabbit will be proud as we take it through the evening hours and the overnight. there it is. that snow up there in the carolina high country. let's talk about that then in everyone throughout the day take you up to 53 and there yo

. >> kevin corke has more from havana.. >> i have come here to bury the last minute of remnant of the cold war and the america's. >> second day of his visit with a speech to the cuban people to normalize relations not just the government, la the start of a whirlwind final day which included a visit to the in havana for a meeting with dissidentsa . >> it requires great courage to be active .. >> the visit, draws widespread combination, many say the warming of relations and it is rewarded that the castro government do not earn. >> the president makes a trip to cuba and gets nothing in return and legitimizes the leadership. >> and cubans remain skeptical after isolation of others, take a chance, hopeful of progress. >> is, could you predict will happen. >> it is a step forward . a chance to improve things else doesn't want more stop before departing the major league baseball tampa bay rays versus the cuban nationals, blue lot with park for leaving for argentina . kevin corke fox news . >> colorado landlord under fire for a rental and newspaper. >> backlash comes after the grand junction

at the white house, kevin corke, fox news. a group of sky divers are using the special day-- that only comes once every four years... to take a giant leap of faith. "devore says: "yeah it's very fitting that we're leaping out of helicopters on leap day so it couldn't get more synced up than that. " red bull's team of professional sky diver's and high speed parachute flyers touched down in kansas city, missouri. they say if they aren't scaring themselves-- a little-- they aren't scaring the crowd. the countdown to return to earth is on for astronaut scott kelly.... after spending nearly a year in space. kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko served as test subjects on the international space station, so scientists could study the affects of space travel on the human body. it's all part of nasa's goal to astronauts can handle a trip to mars. scott kelly will return to texas on wednesday. he has now spent the most cumulative time in space of any american in history. you could be on a daytime talk show! hinting her show wit

@reporter kevin cork @reporter kevin cork has more on @that. @>> reporter: from the historic @handshake in panama and the @opening of embassy @opening of embassies in @washington and havana, @something that the white house @had hoped for, to see country @separated by a mere 90 miles @seem league worlds apart will @come together. @>> it will be powerful for the @president of the united states @to land air force one in havana @and get you have the plane and @spend a couple can of days @meeting with leaders of the @cuban government, speaking to @the cuban people. @>> reporter: experts warn that @mr. obama's visit to the @communist island the first for @a u.s. sitting president since @1928 comes at a heavy price. @>> what we have done in a sense @is prop up, given legitimacy to @a single-party dictatorship @likely to continue now after a @uld and fidel castro are not on @the scene. @>> reporter: they say the trip @romanticizes the island and not @shine @shining a bright enough @spotlight on the injustices. @>> many of european, latins, @visited cuba, made investments. @the system has become

fox's kevin corke reports from havana. 3 3 obama says: "i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas." ((applause)) president obama kicking off day two of his cuba visit with a speech aimed directly at the cuban people.... saying he wants to normalize relations with them, not just the cuban government. it was the start of a whirlwind final day on the island... which also included a visit to the u-s embassy in havana for a highly-anticipated meeting with cuban dissidents. obama says: "it requires often times great courage to be active in civic life here in cuba." the president's visit here, still drawing widespread condemnation from republicans back home... many saying the warming of relations - and huge financial benefits which come with it - is a reward the castro government didn't earn. ryan says: "the president takes a trip to cuba where he effectively gets nothing in return and he legitimizes a tyrannical dictatorship." but on the streets of havana, the mood remains cautiously optimistic... many cubans remain skeptical after decades of isolation while

there is a cork and fork festival. there will be foodd from the restaurants from the gables and prepared by celebrity chef. >> it will be a food and wine demonstrations by celebrity chefs. >> reporter: it is guaranteed to be a great time. the two- day festival is free to the public. it kicks off at 10:00 this morning and wrap with up at 10:00 p.m. tonight. and come out here and meet the the local ten talent. >> neki: we'll be there tomorrow. thank you. and as you heard her say. the local ten crew will be be there. kristina and carlos. todd: max and betty joan the crowd. and jeff and michael take over at two time time 30. >> neki: victor and amy will be 2:30 to 5:00. >> todd: if sunday is better. join us at noon. >> neki: laura and jennifer and lean will be there. out our furry friend. the walk for the animals is getting ready to start in lauderdale. we'll be live with jc next. >> todd: feel the chill. pluto fly by, that is it next. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presi

cuban kevin cork is in havana with more on the president's trip. kevin? >> reporter: hey there, lucky. good afternoon from beautiful havana, cuba. as you point out, the president and first family en route here to the island, first time in nearly 90 years for an american president. and this is an enormous opportunity, not just for the cuban people, demand particular, their leader, raul castro, but also for the president of the united states. and i know you and i have been talking about this for about 15 months or so, but the truth is, the president and his staff tell us that he's been working on this virtually since he ascended to the presidency back in 2008. white house press secretary josh earnest this week said it's the exchange of commerce and culture, and yes, people, that will have an enormous impact not just in the u.s., but hopefully, on the lives of the cuban people. >> by deepening those ties and solidifying our efforts to normalize relations between our two countries, we can bring about the kind of change that we have long sought on the island n

i met a sweet lassie ony way to blarney she told me she came from the county of cork she showed me the way to her heaven and back and the next thing you know we was greeting the stork hey diddle diddle come play me your fiddle come tell me your tales and then tell me some more of laddin' and lassin' and love ever lasting and all the sweet lovers who came here before hey hey [ laughter ] pray for they lived and they died now pour me a guinness i'll mind me own business and try to forget that sweet lassie from cork >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] that was -- by the way, that was beautiful. that was beautiful. >> you can catch us on sirius xm. by the way -- >> still don't like it, sorry. >> we have some awesome people here in our studio. >> we do! they're so cute. >> all right. they're going to play us out, and they play an awesome set of bagpipes. >> no rap! >> all right. real quick, we wanted to give a shoutout if you're a bride to be and want to be ambushed next week by our makeover team, louis and jill want to hear from you. go to klgandhoda.com and hit the connect button. >> take a t

kevin corke tells us why. >> reporter: if there is a short list for possible supreme court nominees, there's little doubt these judges are on it. they are the proverbial final four. the white house officials do admit, president obama is slowly closing in on a nominee. >> the president has made some progress. >> progress. antonin scalia was a conservative voice on the high bench. the battle will be waged on capitol hill where today senators traded barbs over the ache ancy. >> it is a dereliction of our constitutional duty. >> it isn't any different than if the president of the united states notifies congress well in advance of passing a piece of legislation. he is going to veto it. >> translation, no mat here the president sends to the hill. >> what republicans are proposing to do and have been doing in this process thus far is an unprecedented and unwarranted escalation of partisan politics. >> to high court observers, the name are familiar. the judge clerked for sandra day o'connor. judge kelly was a harvard classmate of the president. and 63-year-old judge garland who clearinged fo

keven cork, live on the north lawn. thank you. >>> stocks were down today, the dow lost 123 the s&p 500 was down 16. the nasdaq fell 33. we are just hours away from super tuesday, we'll look at the furi >>> the monday night before super tuesday features rallies for ben carson in alabama, donald trump in georgia, marco rubio in oklahoma and ted cruz in texas. carl cameron is in san antonio tonight with a look at the huge stakes in tomorrow's voting. >> on the eve of super tuesday, the insults are flying and polls show donald trump sitting pretty. >> vote tomorrow, we're going to win tremendously. >> the latest polls show trump leading in georgia, tennessee, virginia, massachusetts, oklahoma and alabama. trump's fending off attacks from ted cruz and marco rubio for failing to disavow david duke. trump's rally was interrupted by black lives matter demonstrators. >> all lives matter. >> sunday trump refused to disavow the former head of the kkk. >> i don't know anything about david duke or anything you're talking about with

. >> bring your neighbors and friends and cork woerz. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: there are fwiks up for grabs in halaand kansas, where sanders stopped. hillary clinton is taking ache at her republican rival, along with her husband. >> i don't what to call it, i guess debate. >> it was like watching a 6th grade recess fight. i didn't know what to make of that deal. i was speechless. >> reporter: and while some democrats welcomed the spectacle that they are turning away from the controversy, there is cause irk voters to -- democratic voters to participate . >> orange and lake counties have already been accepting early ballots. voters who are already registered only may custody a blood in the primaries. >>> a woman behind burs after stheefs -- bars after she was drunk and partly cloudy try campers and cars this morning. >> reporter: of the wents we spoke to -- witnesses we spoke how path of destruction slamming into rv's, cars, and people. it was just after 2:00 am when these two fans were heading back to their camp site when they saw a blacks purp headings toward them -- blac

you would wet the cork and put it through to make it smaller.uld then use condensed cork and it would expand to fit, forming a seal. ingredients would have been ground, often combined with alcohol. you would have used handrolled ingredients now sort of in a pill form. chocolate or gelatin. so they were easier to take for the customer. if you are a customer in the 1790's, you would purchase or medicine in a bottle similar to this. everything was handblown. bottles would have been more expensive. they wouldy period, import a lot of bottles from overseas. things became a little bit cheaper and routine and easy to buy, so you would buy something formed in a mold and a bit more uniform. emerged, the0's use of foil and fancy labels as a display, similar to a lot of the bottles you see here, that they kept over the years when they acquired the business, because they are very pretty, so they do the job of putting raw ingredients, compounding and putting them into medicine, a more festive thing. it is very pretty and more special and things like that. yo

at the white house, kevin corke, fox news. brian: all right, you guys, tracking a couple frontal boundaries moving across the area this weekend. week, believe it or not, could . kayla: welcome back. the race for the white house reaches critical mass on tuesday, when the voters of ohio and florida go to the polls in the first winner-take-all primaries. the political math shows you can't win the presidency without winning these states. in the case of florida, you can't win there without winning the all-important i4 corridor which cuts the state in half from tampa to daytona. charlie leduff takes a swing through it. . >> reporter: the morning after the spectacle of the daytona 500, the people are gone, the turkey buzzards are gone, and danny and becky clean the toilets. >> not an easy job, we've done it before. >> reporter: you do it every >> reporter: what do they pay? >> minimum wage. >> reporter: minimum wage? >> yeah. $9, no? >> $7.67. wow, i didn't know that. i got to find the dumpster. >> reporter: economic refugees circlin

in havana cuba traveling with the president kevin corke box news. gastonia police are asking for your help in finding a missing woman. 49-year-old michelle hill was last heard from tuesday. officials say padilla went to a doctor's appointment was seen getting into a light passenger car. friends and family say she suffers from a medical condition. she's described as 5 feet 8 inches, 170 pounds and was last seen wearing blue jeans, a blue shirt with her hair in a ponytail. anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact crime stoppers. a controversial proposal in harrisburg will be up for discussion tomorrow. we have we have been following this story for several months. they want to resell more than 130 acres on mulberry road. that same road is where the for a last ball. those living in the area but against a proposed mine in the developer pool the plans but now the developer wants the area rezone to allow industrial park today to pay the harrisburg planning board will meet tomorrow night to reconsider a new rezoning requests for the la

senate judiciary chairman. >> kevin corke, thank you. >> up next, what is it like to be back on earth nearly a year after being in space? first, here's our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 6 in birming wham a possible tornado touched down south we have of the city. four people were transported to hospitals with nonlife threatening injuries following the storm tuesday night. fox 13 in tampa, taxpayers are lining up as early as 2:00 in the morning. some people waited in line for eight hours to be turned away because there was not enough time to see them. this year's tax filing dead shrine april 18th. >>> and this is a live look at new york from our affiliate fox 5. the big story there tonight, the nypd is increasing the presence in the subway system. they're either on the subway or platform. that tonight's live look outside the beltway. we're outside the beltway, too. we're back here to detroit after in. >>> welcome back to detroit. the beautiful fox theater, site of tomorrow's republican candidate debate. top democrats in michigan state house is calling for governor

president will also make his remarks towards the cuban traveling with the president in havana, kevin corke, fox news. reporter: the f.b.i. says it may have found a method to unlock one of the san bernardino attacker's iphone. they asked for the court to hold off own a hearing. prosecutors say an outside party has come up with a possible solution. the manhunt is on for a new suspect in the paris attacks. belgium authorities are asking for hem tracking down a man who allegedly traveled to belgium last year. they are seek the 24-year-old man who traveled to syria in february. winter is refusing to leave the northeast. a rare swing snowstorm leaving the area in brunswick, maine. roads and shoveling slush off the highways. i remember when we lived in colorado. we were getting cold hail stones. i went out to play golf and it was 35 degrees. move to florida, young man. the forecast here, it's mightive cool. live radar is rain free. through the overnight hours, temperatures will be dropping down into the 40s. ocala, gainesville. that's where we have a frost advisory for tonight. pockets of frost a

. >> correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight. >> he hardly needed an introduction.ef judge merrick quarreled on capitol hill today for infarm mall meetings with democratic senators. many of whom previously voted to confirm him and hope to do so again for the supreme court. the a day when the left called hearings and an up or down vote. >> we stand with working men and women everywhere who have to do their job. who wouldn't be able to say, you know, there is a part of my job i don't like. i'm not going to do it for a year. >> all we are asking is for the republicans to do their job. >> indeed the garland file reads like the high court. like five current justices, garland attended harvard law. like justices roberts, thomas and ginsburg he served on the powerful d.c. circuit. and like justices alito and sotomayor is he a former prosecutor. g.o.p. leaders says it's not about the person. it's about the process. >> republicans have made our position on this vacancy very clear and that we will give the american people a voice and the opportunity this year to debate the rol

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kevin corke, stick with us for this hour. we may check back if there are any news points that pop up during this live presidential trip to cuba. thank you. and kevin just referenced a long controversial history between u.s. and cuba. we've been talking about it. here's a little bit of that, some history for you. the cuban embargo began during the height of the cold war with the communist nations. u.s. owned oil refineries that were doing business inside cuba refused to process soviet oil. so in response, cuba seized those refineries, those companies. and nationalized them. soon after, cuba took over all other american businesses there. and those american companies got nothing. no cash. nothing. no compensation in return. so the united states announced an embargo on most exports. in 1961, both countries broke diplomatic ties altogether. fidel castro declared the island a socialist state, and the very next day, the doomed bay of pigs invasion. a u.s. sponsored military operation meant to topple castro failed. and after it faile

they feel like they've done their fair share. >> kevin corke live on the north lawn. thanks. >>> president obama is reversing his decision about oil drilling. he said he will no longer have the plan off south carolina and georgia. the interior department said it is in response to strong local on that significant and competing interests with commercial and military ocean uses. late this afternoon, hillary clinton tweeted her support, quote, relieved atlantic drilling is off the table. time to do the next right thing and protect the arctic too. >>> the former e. parx official who resigned over the flint, michigan crisis, about what she could do. susan headman said she did not learn that water from the flint river was not being properly treated until 14 months into the project. meanwhile, another epa official questioned whether flint should be given more money because it was diverting funds to other expenses. the branch chief, debby reading, shams she already knows all this. i'm not sure flint is the community we want to go out on a limb for. >>> stocks there were down t

they were leaving port everglades when a passenger got hit in the eye by a champagne cork. a man took him to the emergency room at baskin and homer. >> lynn: with donald trump leading the race for the white house on the republican side, the rett rake getting nastier, indeed. the gop hopefuls trading more jabs during last night's debate and it continued today. >> danielle: all before another crucial day of voting in seven states tomorrow. >> reporter: marco rubio and ted cruz and john kasich said that they would reporter donald trump if he's the nominee, but they're doing everything that they can do to keep it from happening. on the heels of last night's debate. >> my name is lying ted cruz, i lie about anything. this guy, he goes and he holds up the bible, and then he lies. >> reporter: trump, cruz and rubio went after each other last night with insults. >> this little guy has lied so much about my record. >> i don't think that the in a bunch of bickering school children. >> between now and march 15th, the race for the nomination then. john kasich said that he will win his

. >>> a cork from a champagne bottling being opened apparently damaged a passenger's eye. the miami-dade fire rescue boat independence of the seas cruise ship left port everglades. the fire boat got there quickly and rushed that passenger back to land and to the hospital. no word on that passenger's condition this morning. >>> turning to decision 2016, presidenenal candidates are gearing up for another full day of primaries and c ccuses across the country. on the republican side, donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio and john kasich are competing in louisiana. today early voting starts in a.m. you can go to any of the early voting sites and cast your ballots. you can look at browardsoe.org. early voting will run through march 13thth, and remember to bring a p pture i.d. with a signature like a pass poured on >>> 9:06 is your time. ahead, we're learning more about the zika virus and how it affects unborn babies. what local officials are saying we should do to protect ourself. >>> beautiful day in store. we're dealing with a few clouds and spotty showers. other than that, it w

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kevin corke is at the white house with a day of violence in turkey and in washington. >> good evening to you. as you can well imagine, a fairly thorny day at the white house with respect to turkey and its increasingly controversial leader. turkey has increasingly been attacked not only by isis but similar groups. despite all that happening, it would appear that the controversial here of the country is more focused on kurdish groups and jailing journalists. once again the country was attacked. his visit to washington comes as a massive car bomb left at least seven proffers dead in the country. meanwhile in washington, protests spun out of control where he made remarks. one journalist reportedly physically removed from the site by turkish personnel. a woman was apparently thrown to a sidewalk. as you can imagine, his reputation as a dictator is beginning to grow. it is far from the reformer label given by president obama when he was here at the white house in the rose garden. wheen while, an important nato ally and a key figure in the war on terror. and i mentioned that meeting with vic

. >> correspondent kevin corke is at the white house tonight. >> he hardly needed an introduction.ef judge merrick quarreled on capitol hill today for infarm mall meetings with democratic senators. many of whom previously voted to confirm him and hope to do so again for the supreme court. a day when the left called hearings and an up or down vote. >> we stand with working men and women everywhere who have to do their job. who wouldn't be able to say, you know, there is a part of my job i don't like. i'm not going to do it for a year. >> all we are asking is for the republicans to do their job. >> indeed the garland file the high court. like five current justices, garland attended harvard law. like justices roberts, thomas and ginsburg he served on the powerful d.c. circuit. and like justices alito and sotomayor is he a former prosecutor. g.o.p. leaders says it's not about the person. it's about the process. >> republicans have made our position on this vacancy very clear and that we will give the american people a voice and the opportunity this year to debate the role of the suprem

reporter kevin cork is traveling with the president and has more on today's first in decades face to face. >> reporter: something like this hasn't been zion nearly nine decades. president obama on cuban soil, shaking hands with cuban leader raul castro in havana after becoming the first commander in chief to visit the island nation since calvin coolidge in 1928. >> as is true with countries around the world where we have normalized relations, we will continue to stand up for basic principles that we believe in. america believes in democracy. >> reporter: president obama also visiting revolutionary square. sculptures of cuban revolutionary figures towering behind him. >> cuba is so vern and rightly has great pride, and the future of cuba will be decided by cubans, not by anybody else. >> reporter: the two presidents announcing in december 2014 ties would be restored after more than 50 years of hostility. embassies opening in washington and havana since then. but tensions remain over issues such as the u.s. trade embargo. >> there are defined differences between our country that will n

senate judiciary chairman. >> kevin corke, thank you. >> up next, what is it like to be back on earth nearly a year after being in first, here's our fox affiliates around the country are covering. fox 6 in birming wham a possible tornado touched down south we have of the city. four people were transported to hospitals with nonlife threatening injuries following the storm tuesday night. fox 13 in tampa, taxpayers are lining up as early as 2:00 in the morning. some people waited in line for eight hours to be turned away because there was not enough time to see them. this year's tax filing dead shrine april 18th. >>> and this is a live look at new york from our affiliate fox 5. the big story there tonight, the nypd is increasing the presence in the subway system. they're either on the subway or platform. that tonight's live look outside the beltway. we're outside the beltway, too. we're back here to detroit after in. does sitting behind a new desk make you feel like an svp instead of a vp? then you might be gearcentric. right now, save up to 40% on desks and filing cabinets! office depot

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one man is accused of stealing counterfeit gift cards for a >>> a cork from a champagne bottle being opened damaged the passenger's eye. the mia dade fire rescue got the call and rushed the passenger back to land and the hospital. they left last night so it didn't take too long for thehe fire boat to help out. no word on the passenger's condition tonight. >>> new video tonight of a road rage incident getting physical. tempers flared at an intersection as two people went toe to toe and exchanged blows. a driver of an suv got out of his vehicle and began fighting with the man in the passenger seat. the female driver joined in hitting and kicking the guy. the brawl lasted about 25 seconds before two other men intervened an broke it up. the drivers of the two vehicles jumped in their cars and drove off. >>> a diver says he's lucky to an intake pipe at a florida power and light nuclear plant. it's not the first time that this has happened. the same thing happened back in 1989 and both scuba divers have almost identical tales of five minutes of terror that they were sure would cost them th

get to meet these fine folks at local ten, this weekend, you are invited to attend the first annual cork and fork at the carnival onlnl mile and it is an amazing dining experience, from the top chefz and there are four delicious, sessions that are going to be offered and you can the food that you want and what you can't do is p pcrastinate because there are only so many plates available, and for more information and where you can get the ticket head over to so field taste.com. >> anchor: miami mayor, has officially deemed march cuban sandwich month. today was a second annual cuban sandwich, smack dodo, and our own, andrew, perez. was one of the eight judge and this year's winner was the cuban food truck and two weeks it will move on to the international cubanandwich festival in tampa. >> as a ninth and fifth judge next year. >> anchor: yeah. >> anchor: everyone has been all over today, out in the community. >> reporter: and thank goodness the weather cooperated. >> reporter: i looks better than today. a little bit more sunshine, the clouds will be around e!rly and so if you sleep around

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david: kevin corke, thank you very much from the white house. melissa: huge development in the war on terror. we know the identities of thousands of isis fighters coming from around the world, including americans by the way. what global authorities plan to do with the list now. david: here is the question of the hour. did hillary clinton lie to one of the mothers who lost her son in the attack on benghazi? >> i certainly can't even imagine the grief that she has for losing her son but she's wrong. she's absolutely wrong. david: well, she doesn't think so. former navy fighter pilot lea gabrielle has a lot to say on this matter. she joins us next. melissa: targeted just for supporting donald trump. >> just one of those situations where you feel like you're being violated. your rights are being violated. you can't put a trump sign out anymore? when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequ

pkevin cork reports from habana. p>> on an overcast and blustery pday, wins of change of cuba. pas president obama and cuban resident raul castro make phistory becoming the first pneighboring countries to be on pcuban soil in 88 years. pthis is a new day. pbetween the two countries. p>> a new day years in the pmaking. pthe embargoes going to end. pwhen? pi can't be entirely sure. pbut the us overture comes as pthe differences between the two pnations remains dark. rotest out of the meeting pgoing major differences in the pway each government use prights. p>> contrasting viewpoints say pcritics that will only get pworse with us engagement. padministration continues to pwork around the was trade pembargo with cuba which has pbeen in effect since 1960. pin coordination with the ptreasury and commerce pdepartments, the administration phas relaxed restrictions pallowing investments business plicenses and some travel to the pisland. pburgeoning cold war thaw that pcould have unintended pconsequences to experts. pon tuesday the president is pexpected to speak directly to pthe cuban pe