aid from cuba. what they are complaining about is they're coming into the office -- here's what an aide to a former congressman from miami said. this is his quote. "a family member would come into our office and say, another family member isn't receiving his benefits. and we'd say, where is he? and they'd say, he is a in cuba. and he isn't coming back for six months. this is unreal. there are people coming into congressional offices complaining, we're having trouble getting access to our benefits. you ask them, well why? because the person is in cuba. you can't get access to his benefits in cuba. one woman told us that her grandmother and two great aunts came to florida, got approved for benefits, opened bank accounts and returned to cuba. month after month the women cashed their government checks. about $2,400 each time sending half to the women in cuba and, by the way, keeping the rest for themselves, a 50% commission. when a welfare woman questioned the cuban woman, she told her that her grandmot

he told president obama in the editorial the day after president obama left cuba, he said cuba doesn'td anything from the empire. he considers the united states the empire. >> reporter: george fled cuba as a child. he says opening trade does nothing for the people still struggling in cuba. >> they don't have the money to buy. cubans make $30 a month. >> reporter: kevin says he too is sensitive to the needs of those in cuba, but feels decades of trade restrictions have put u.s. farmers at a disadvantage. >> we're the ones being hurt for not being able to trade with cuba. they get their rice from somewheres else. >>> charged up and ready to go, the race cars that are fulfilling the need for speed without gas. ♪ >> you and i, we're going to change this country, and we will change the world. >> mr. president, there's a one in three chance of a second grade depression. >> first hand accounts from the people who are there. >> your opinion was shocking. >> ...that i am president of the united states and i can't make anything happen. >> he stood up and said, "that's it, i'm finished." >> al ja

so the day after president obama left cuba, he said cuba doesn't need anything from the empire. he considers the united states the empire. >> george left cuba in 1960 when he was nine years old. under castro's regime, opening trade does nothing for the people of cuba. >> they don't have the money to buy. they have buy rice. >> they are, sensitive to the needs of those in cuba but feel that decades of trade restrictions have put u.s. farmers at a disadvantage. >> we are the ones in my opinion that are getting hurt from not being able to trade with cuba. rice formerrers, they get their rice from somewhere else. >> charged up and ready to go, the race cars that are fulfilling the need for speed without gas. >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda

that's almost not in cuba.e when cubans go to the banks to exchange the dollars you may give them, they have to show i.d. and their names are put in the computer and reported to very bad. that's the kind of control the castro brothers have imposed. our crew stayed outside of havana because i want to do seat countryside. the hotel carrots caters to tourists. generally the people are very nice but the hotel was a disaster. picture this, room rates as high as luxury hotels in miami. but the comparison ends there. maybe you get your room cloned, maybe not. hot water and a shower? no. unless you figure out the trick. you have to run the hot water in the sink simultaneously and then you get clean without getting hypothermia. towels? very hard to get. face cloths? nope. a bell man to take to your room? forget it the food was okay. and that's a top of the line cuban hotel, not a youthyzc2÷lbt hostel. here is the end game. the castro brothers control everything. they are backed by the military. which siphons off most of

la entrega de rÁpido y furioso que ya se estÁ grabo nando cuba. >>> fascinada porque escogen a cuba paranÓmico. >>> que cuba cambiante que transforma en una nueva cuba que mi paÍs es una hermosa isla a 90 mifrn millas donde estamos hoy estÁ cambiando. >>> los tÉcnicos llegaron desde febrero pasado para escoger las locaciones, y los protagonistas michelle rodrÍguez junto con vin diesel estÁn rondando desde la semana pasada. rodrÍguez ha sido ac tiva compartiendo en redes sociales su experiencia enviando fotos de la producciÓn la plaza de la revoluciÓn, la catedral, y el capitolio. >>> el hecho que la franquicia rÁpido y furioso escogiÓ cuba manda un mensaje a inversionistas y a proveedores de servicios de la apertura comercial que se viene. >>> el anuncio de la reactivaciÓn entre ambos paÍses ha generado interÉs en la inicio trata del krul ceros que zarparÁn en uno dÍas por primera vez desde el embargo llevando ciudadanos americanos naci tidz en cuba entre tantas compaÑÍas que han volteado sus ojos a la perla del caribe. >>> desde miami en la florida edgardo del del villar noticias telemu

an edit ole the day after president obama left for cuba, he said, cuba doesn't need anything from thempire. it considers the united states the empire. >> george fowler fled cuba in 1960 when he was 9 years old. he is now an attorney for the cuba american foundation. under castro's regime, he said opening trade does nothing for the people still struggling in cuba. >> cubaans make $30 a month. cubans are not going to buy rice. >> kevin berkin says he, too, is sensitive to the needs of those in cuba but feels decades of trade retriksz have put u.s. formers at a disadvantage. >> we are the ones in my opinion that are getting hurt not being able to trade. rice farmers, they get their rice from somewhere else. >> reporter: jonathan martan, al jazeera knowles. >> playing defense over a damaging leak. >> panama blaming a cyberattack revealing what world leaders have done trying to hide their money. >> leave with full pay, san francisco takes unprecedented step for new parents. >>> the law firm at the center of the panama papers data leak scandal says it was the victim much a hack. >> saying i

louisiana products, going into cuba. >> reporter: opening trade with cuba could add millions to the state's economy and jobs. but castro maintains influence, opportunities will be few. >> he told president obama, in the editorial the day after president obama left cuba, he said, cuba doesn't need anything from the empire. he considers the united states the empire. >> george fowler left cuba when he was nine years old and he's now an attorney for the cuban america foundation. he said that opening trade does nothing for the people struggling in cuba. >> they don't have the money to buy. they make $30 a month, and they're not going to buy rice. >> he is sensitive to the needs of people in cuba, but feels that decades of trade restrictions have put u.s. farmers at a disadvantage. >> we were the ones, in my opinion, are getting hurt from noting able to trade with cuba. rice formers, i mean they get their rice somewhere else. >> jonathan martin, aljazeera, new orleans. >> change of heart. today the only colorado town to refuse marijuana. >> going to the polls right now, in the presidential primar

. >> do you believe there should be a blockade of cuba? >> i suggested that as a hypothetical. it was based on this thing we both have said. with regard to afghanistan, the president, i think over word the credibility of the united states when he made a serious warning to the soviets not to invade afghanistan. he used the term serious consequences will follow. we were not ready to put in ? troops. so they invaded and the world's is still standing here just as we are still standing. we accepted it. my feeling is what i said at the time was that we ought to have a plan, we are to have a strategy of our own. we ought to have contingency plans. i propose that there might be pressures we could exert on the soviet union with the logistics are not against us. i said, let me give one hypothetical idea and there may be better options. here we have a soviet satellite off our sure. instead of pressing sanctions are threatening the olympics, why couldn't we blockade cuba and say to them, when your troops get out of afghanistan, we will drop the blockade? [indiscernible] [applause] >> it wa

he told president obama in that editorial the day after president obama left cuba, he said, cuba doesn'td anything from the empire. he considers the united states the empire. >> reporter: george fled cuba in 1960. he is now an attorney for the cuban american foundation. he says opening trade does nothing for the people still struggling in cuba. >> cubans make $30 a month. so they are not going to buy rice. >> reporter: kevin says he too is sensitive to the needs of those in cuba. >> we're the ones, in my opinion, that are getting hurt from not being able to trade with cuba. rice farmers -- i mean they get their rice from some wheres else. >>> coming up next on the broadcast, as voters in wisconsin go to the polls an iconic factory gets ready to close its doors. how the issue of jobs is affecting the vote there. >>> and putting a jolt into auto racing, how electric cars are gaining speed and setting records. >>> poles close in wisconsin in half an hour, and in today's-only presidential primary, ted cruz and bernie sanders are looking for wins to keep their momentum going. the loss of manu

or residents of cuba or living in the world.from day one, when we were e requesting for the ships the go the cuba, we put on the play, that hey, we'd like to bon the level playing field with air cha charters, and so they were positive and encouraging allel along, and in fact, we were pretty confident that it would change, but we just didn't know exactly when. and so we were very appreciative to cuba for making the change and relaxing the practice around sea. they have put it on the level playing field with air charters, and we are excited, and honor and privileged to be the first company in 50 years to cruise to and from cuba and approved by coo band the united states when required and setting sail may 1st, simon, and we are very excited about it. >> i mean, all of you, you and your rivals have spent hours behind the scenes for a long period of time talking to the cuban military to try to pry open the island, because so many people want to go there and so you have to inevitably be diplomatic about it, and there is a relationship

paÍs por vía marÍtima. >> estoy en contra de que prohÍban a cuba los botes.acrÓnico.ç reportera: algunos cubanos en miami dicen sentirlo como algo personal.los aÑos de relaciÓn entre su comunidad y la empresa de cruceros. >> esto del exilio cubano para ir la habana y otros lugares. reportera: la empresa por su parte ha dicho que entiende la preocupaciÓn pero que ellos deben respetar las leyes entrada y salida que tiene cada paÍs. este intercambio de polÍticas sobre los necesarios a cuba esperamos que ocurra algo similar. esperamos que ocurra algo similar pero podemos ayudar a lograr ese cambio respetando los lÍmites actuales de la polÍtica a la vez que involucre nos involucramos en un acuerdo comercial activo. de excusa de carnival de que simplemente se estÁ respetando la polÍtica cubana nos hace cÓmplices de las prÁcticas discriminatorias impuestas por un gobierno reconocido como represivo. las condiciones discriminatorias de la isla. este abogado que tambiÉn ejerciÓ en cuba dice que aunque lo que estÁ haciendo carnival es importante no cree que una demanda

people who were born in cuba.ol: one more on this, mr. mr. donald, and that i want to move on. timeonald: for a long probably could not go at all. the u.s. would not allow us, nor would cuba allow us, and things are changed. i know people are emotional, but i think over time, things change. this was put in place many years ago. whether it is relevant or not. ,e are cautiously optimistic and by showing up and being there and by being cuban-americans who were not born in cuba, by having cuban-americans come and connect with family, i think it will just further encourage the change, because they can fly today. carol: we talked about the brand and what you are doing. is it fully booked? are there some seats left? are some seatsre left, and i would urge people to look into it. we welcome anyone who wants to cruise with us. to talk about another market that is very important, china, still a relatively small part of your capacity, that how are things looking at this point? mr. donald: it is good. our returns are above av

eso es completamente en violaciÓn de nuestra ordenanza de derechos humanos. >> si cuba no permita queo obtiene un tipo de cambio, en lo que la regule indizaciÓn cubana, para cancelar el crucero. >> cuba va a permitir que las embarcaciones operen. al parecer, las protestas y las amenazas, de una demanda legal, por discriminar, hicieron cambiar de parecer a la empresa. >> todo cubano debe ir a cuba. >> si no van todos, no va nadie. que es lo que opino. estoy de acuerdo con ellos. siento que es discriminatorio lo que nos estÁn haciendo. >> la inauguraciÓn de estos cruceros, serÁ el prÓximo 1 de mayo. sÓlo basta saber cuÁl es la reacciÓn del gobierno cubano sobre este asunto. marÍa: para terminar, hoy ganÓ el premio pulitzer, por su musical hamilton. la obra es el noveno musical en la historia, que recibe e pulitzer. felicidades. eres un orgullo hispano. gracias por habernos acompaÑado. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ luca: no podemos manejar las cosas así. la comunicación siempre ha sido básica entre nosotros. tú siempre lo has dicho: eres directa y sin escalas. pato: luca, ya no quiero pelear. luca:

i would not respond against cuba. i believe that would be bad. we have problems with cuba. one on one with those problems. link of them in in order to solve something halfway around the world. that is my view on foreign policy. [applause] there is a disagreement in naval circles as well. i got advice about the blockade also. but do we not have to realistically face up to the fact that our troubles and this hemisphere, in central and down in south america are being , generated by castro's cuba as well as in the caribbean, where they are also threatening to choke off our lifelines and it , is a problem that has to be faced one day. russia has enough of a presence there. it has fighter-bombers, submarines. russia provides about one tanker a week of oil for cuba. they could not stand a blockade very long. i think a little call on the hotline with this kind of a threat might get a withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. because it would be a pressure on them. howard: what do we do about is 90 miles off our border? it is virtually a soviet outpost. has an imitator now in the islan

there are no changes taking place in cuba as it relates to democracy and human rights. so i'm not gonna get on board in cuba, in burma, or in china, or any other place when we are willing to forgo the very essence of democracy and human rights, and the final point as to that hotel, that hotel management is going to be manage of hotels that the cuban regime and the military own, some of which have been confiscated of u.s. citizens. it's incredible that we will allow that and send a message that confiscated properties can now be used by another american company and facilitate the castro regime doing such things. >> we've got about 30 seconds left before we let you go, senator. the presidential election and latinos in particular -- your support behind a particular candidate, but if you want to make some news here on "tiempo," we're willing to hear it. anyone you want to support? >> i haven't, but i will say this, joe. we as a community are gonna be decisive in this election. four years ago from today, we have grown 17% in the number of latino voters in this country. >> we

russia provides i guess about a tanker a week with oil for cuba. i don't think they could stand a blockade very long. and i think a little call on the hotline with this kind of a threat might get the withdrawal of the troops from afghanistan. because it would be a pressure on them. >> ambassador bush, what do we do about cuba which is as everyone says 90 miles off our border, it is virtually a soviet outpost, has an imitator now in the island of grenada, has five 00 advisors in jamaica and some in guyana, the influence is spreading all the time. what makes it seem ridiculous, it's a bask basket case of a nation. >> when jimmy carter came in, he stopped the flights and treated cuba with civility while knocking the hell out of some of our allies in the further part of latin america. people look at us and say what's going on there. this man made a conscience decision in my judgment, castro, to export revolution, not support it. communists make this very interesting dialectic distinction between the support of revolution and the export. they have made

carnival is postponing its historical voyage from us to cuba.itself it bans cuba citizens from returning to the island by see. fox's crystal clark spoke to ao group of americans who say they want change and they want it now. >>reporter: cuba is not just a new vacation spot. it was a place he once called home. i was born in cuba. i came over three days beforebeo the bay of pigs invasion. since making that gurney by boat he has never returned. we have always been very close to the principles of the united states. after all these years he's still fighting for fair treatment by the cuban government. last month canthal announced for the first time into 50 years i they are launching a voyage froy the us to cuba. but there is a when i show my passport i am anm american citizens. nobody should make distinctionke where you were born or whatr w color you are. several cuban americans filed a class action lawsuit against the crews line prompting them onn monday to delay the voyage until the policy is changed. they feel carnival's actions are not sincere. he

when jimmy carter came in, he traded cuba with civility. people look at us and say, what is going on? this man has made a conscious revolution,export not supported. communism makes a very interesting distinction. in alliance with castro. guyana has been in trouble before. jamaican police is being trained by cubans through that is the tip of the iceberg. the rest of it is in central america. ism convinced that castro supplying the military equipment to stimulate revolution. what do you do? you change your naive foreign policy that considers him as a person who will live comfortably . the the united states our list -- must always adhere to human rights. i would keep our strategic interests in mind pushing for equity. we are to have some questions from the audience. >> i would like to know, do you think the children of illegal aliens should be allowed to attend texas public schools for free? you first. i would like to see something done about the illegal alien problem that would be so sensitive and understanding about labor needs and human nee

to cuba.ally? >> jimmy: there are some cons. >> steve: oh, really? >> jimmy: starting in may, carnival will offer cruises from the u.s. to cuba. and it's the first time this has happened in over 50 years. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah, so let's look at the pros and cons of taking a carnival cruise to cuba. here we go. pro -- getting to see what life is like in a third world country. con -- then getting off the ship and going to cuba. [ laughter and applause ] pro -- meeting a new friend on the cruise. con -- realizing he's one of those people who pronounced cuba as "coo-ba." [ laughter and applause ] they get annoying. pro -- the cruises to cuba start the first week of may. con -- signing up for the special sink-o de mayo voyage. [ laughter ] that's not good. that's not good at all. that's awful. pro -- there's an olive garden on the main floor. con -- there's a chipotle on the poop deck. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: there's options. what i'm saying is there's plenty of options. >>

we have 45 films from latin america but some from cuba, like eight, ten films are from cuba. the latest releases and some classics that we have put together. and we also wanted to combine, you know, what is happening in latin america. you see latin-american cinema is having its moment right now. in every festival. what is happening in those places. >> i know you're going to talk about filming in cuba. >> we have a special panel filming in cuba. because now you know everything we want to shoot films there. so we have fun shooting in cuba. >> and you've also got an interesting film called zoom with jason priestly. tell me about this one. it's unusual. >> yes. it's a film from brazil. and it's a combination, it's like a true story going on but all of things combine. it combines animation, realtime. it's very interesting. that's what i was talking about latin-american cinema now. they are not afraid to take risks of telling stories. >> obviously we have a mexican director as well making history with all the oscars he's getting. this is a very sobering look at violence against gua

musicians usher and dave matthews are in cuba. they will spend the next few days meeting with cuban musicians a artis as well as government officials. organizers say the goal of ae visit is to overcome six decades of separation between the united states and cuba. and to identify opportunities for artistic and culturar collaborations. >>> meanwhile, carnival cruise lines could postpone the first cruise to cuba. it was scheduled to leave for havana on may 1st. but because cuba has barred laws for people returning to the u.s. by ship, that led to a lawsuit by two cuban-americans. selling tickets to everybody but the trips to havana will be delayed until cuba changes the law. >>> 4:51. the woman best known for her les, the meddling mom in the sitcom "everyone loves raymond" has died. >> sometimes i just want to smack you. >> well, doris roberts began her acting career on broadway back in the 1950s and won four emmys for her role on "everybody loves raymond." she passed away in her sleep sunday night and doris roberts was 90 years old.

to cuba. and it's the first time this has happened in over 50 years. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah country. con -- then getting off the ship and going to cuba. [ laughter and applause ] prg o -- metoeting a new friend on the cruise. con -- realizing he's one of those people who pronounced cuba as [ laughter and applause ] they get annoyieg. pro -- the cruises to cuba start the first week of may. con -- signing up for the special sink-o de mayo voyage. [ laughter ] there's a chipotle on the poop deck. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: there's options. what i'm saying is there's plenty of options. >> steve: cruise ship. ship. [ light laughter ] >> all right. it's the queen! it's the queen! >> jimmy: is that the -- it's the queen right there! no, it's the president of the united states. >> steve: oh, my bad. i thought it was the queen. >> jimmy: i'm not wearing my contacts. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you don't wear contacts. >> jimmy: i don't wear contacts. wait a second. >> steve: hey!

el prÓximo mes al para el primer crucero que visitarÁ cuba.a bordo no habrÁ cubanos asistidos. segÚn las leyes cubanas, viajan a la isla por aviÓn, pero no lo pueden hacer por barco. esta prohibiciÓn ha puesto en aprietos, a la empresa de cruceros que esta siendo acusada de discriminatorio. >> en el primer crucero que va a llegar a cuba, desde estados unidos, no podrÁn viajar personas nacidas en cuba. la Única clÁusula, que ha causado protestas, surge por una disposiciÓn del gobierno de la isla, que no permite que los nacidos en cuba, puedan entrar ni salir en el paÍs de forma marÍtima. >> yo estoy en contra, que prohÍban que los cubanos se monten a sus botes. >> por los aÑos que segÚn ellos ha habido en relaciÓn entre su comunidad y la empresa de cruceros. >> ellos han cogido mucho dinero del exilio cubano. entonces ahora no nos quieren. >> la empresa por su parte, ha dicho que entiendo la preocupaciÓn. pero que ellos deben respetar las leyes de entrada y salida de cada paÍs. luego del cambio de polÍtica de los viajes aÉreos, esperamos que oc

in the miller time segment tonight, my trip last week to cuba and politics unusual.a barbara, the sage of california dennis miller. the segment is on. you are on television. >> bill, sorry. >> it's all right, sure. what are you doing out there,x miller? >> let's see, i have to ask you right off the bat, was ed henry at a hillary rally or bernie rally. >> it was hillary. >> i thought it was bernie because i noticed the scoreboard and i noticed it was tied. another big night for john kasich. the poster boy for the triumphant loser. do you know, if kasich hadn't won ohio, he would probably be president right now using the inverse prism that he uses. hillary supporters i watch her speak, they must deaden down sympathetic nervous system to not blush when they are shoveling that i see where comey is going to interview her for the fbi. you better take a b.s. snorkel. you know something, jimmy, that has turned into the falcon and snowman and bad pants suit over there i have an idea. i think we ought to take the four people who are left and let them all run. all right? we get

baseball in cuba. dancing with a beautiful woman in argentina.nd this is true, he even appeared on cuba's number one comedy show. ♪ obama, obama ♪ so nice you came to havana >> that's a beautiful song. thank you so much! >> trevor: wow. looking at that show, it's not just the cars they haven't changed in 50 years. that looks like cuba is a time capsule of comedy. ♪ obama, obama... ♪ i love this idea a lot. this is the new diplomacy. obama goes to corks on a comedy show makes jokes, now people love him. so now rauÚl castro comes to an american comedy show and do a spot on "modern family." one of those wacky episodes, gloria coming in and sauce, ah, commandant castro, what are you doing to manny! oh, no, why would you torture him? why would you torture him? i said torture, like help him with math and science. not torture. why don't you understand? (laughter) i love that show. i'm serious. you know, it feels like the extreme reaction over belgium isn't happening in belgium. for some strange reason, the most extreme reaction is happening here. >> cru

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our people in cuba. the cubans in tampa understand that it's a good opportunity for everyone for this change to happen and for the embassy to be here in tampa. >> the push back has been almost none, very little. >> across the bay in st. petersburg, the mayor returned from his second trip to cuba and like his counterpart in miami, he's actively encouraging the idea of a cuban consulate here. >> we share a lot in common with half in a in particular, but with the country, so we think that people will feel very comfortable and welcome here. >> it took more than half a century for cuba and the u.s. to restore diplomatic ties, but strong feelings remain. it is not known when or where a consulate will open. tampa, florida. >> now construction workers in gaza does a's old city uncovered what could be the ruins of a church dating back to the fifth century. builders are digging foundations for shops when they made the historic discovery. what has been found is a set of marble columns and bases. one of those bases

my father was tortured and imprisoned in cuba as a teenager. and when my dad came to america, he had nothing. he had $100 in his underwear and he washed dishes making 50 cents an hour working to pay his way through school to achieve the american dream. when my dad was a -- when i was a kid, my father said to me over and over again, when we faced oppression in cuba, i had a place to flee to. if we lose our freedom here, where do we go? that is why the men and women gathered here, are here tonight, and if we stand together united, if we stand as one, if we bring together our party behind shared values -- and i would note, jobs, freedom, security, these are not 51% narrow wedge issues. every one of these are 60%, 70%, 80% broad, unifying issues that bring us together. if we stand united we will win the nomination in cleveland. we will win the general election in november. we will defeat hillary clinton and we will turn this country around. thank you and god bless you. [applause] >> senator ted cruz, a principled conservative and a fighter for our

interests in cuba. our request for haiti continues investments in infrastructure, agriculture, economic growth, basic education and health, expanded governments, democracy activities and security. a sustained u.s. commitment is essential to build on the past gains of u.s. efforts in haiti and to build its capacity to respond to citizens' needs. improving security and development in the caribbean directly benefits u.s. interest. the caribbean base and security initiative complements caribbean efforts to reduce crime and violence, strengthen the rule of law and address the factors that put youth and marginalized communities at risk of insecurity. u.s. counter narcotics assistance complements investments made by the government of peru and maintains our strong partnership in eradication and alternative development to cultivation. i urge the u.s. congress to fully fund this request for the western hemisphere as it advances our national security and wisely invests our resources where they can have the most si

las rejas durante 5 aÑos y hoy dice que su incertidumbre continÚa, teme a que lo puedan deportar a cuba unidos en 2007, aparentemente no corre peligro. la deportaciÓn se ejecutó cumplido una por la migratoria de 1984 entre estados unidos y cuba que especifica quiÉnes deben ser repatriados. se trata de una 2700 cuenta y seis personas. muchos dicen vivir en un miedo constante, ademÁs asegura que no le dieron la oportunidad de conseguir la representaciÓn legal adecuada para mostrar su inocencia. >> yo no cometÍ ningÚn delito, fui encontrado culpable de un juicio que fue un circo. reportera: la ley no solo se aplica de este modo para los cubanos. >> si eres residente no tienes ningÚn derecho. reportera: aunque aÚn no existen planes ni acuerdos para deportar a unos 35.000 cubanos el temor de muchos es que a medida que se vayan consolidando las relaciones entre cuba y estados unidos terminan repatriados. jorge: reaccionÓ a un artÍculo del diario sobre un posible conflicto de intereses, y sÉ que dos compaÑÍas que trabajaban con su esposa trataron de influir en sus propuestas para pagar la deud

interest in cuba. our continued investment in infrastructure, agriculture, economic growth, basic education and health, expanded governance and security. a sustained u.s. commitment is essential to build on the past gains of u.s. efforts in haiti and build its capacity to respond to citizen's bank's. eds.itizens' ne cattleman'sative caribbean efforts to reduce crime and violence, strengthen the rule of law and address the factors that put you in marginalized communities that put youth and marginalized communities insecurity. -- in eradication and alternative development and cultivation. i urge the u.s. congress to fully fund this request for the western hemisphere as it advances our national security and wisely invest our resources where they can have the most significant impact. i look forward to your questions and i just want to point out there is a great group of students from richmond, virginia at the hearing. ask if they are maggie walker students? congratulations on we the people, you guys are fa

. >> lets go to cuba libre on second street because they have a big birthday, just like us. >> thanks>> mason. >> national world. >> yes, tito and molson. >> ebony and ivory. >> yes. 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... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. >>> there is a a place in our neighborhood here but it is like you are in cuba every time you go. >> they are planning a big celebration for 15th anniversary. mike tells us we have to try kuhn a libre. -- cuba libre. >> yes. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> okay. >> hey. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. >> okay. my spanish isn't that good but what they were singing was happy birthday to cuba libr

have you been to cuba before? >> this will be my first time. i have been to other places. water in california is a growing issue and we care about it here, but want to make sure we're serving our brothers and sisters around the world for their water needs too. >> that will be a wonderful trip. i know rafael house. >> yes. one of them we're excited about is new door ventures. they provide job training and entrepreneur ship training for 17 to 24-year-old dis connected youth. >> wonderful. we're going to hear about that, but we're going to take a break and well be back with the reverend and our new guest. d ooz >> wol exam back to mow say jig. we added another pastoral colleague here to the show. welcome bishop jackson. but your full name is reverend bishop ernie jackson. >> [ laughter ] >> i have been told i can call you bishop jackson, is that right? >> that is fine. >> good. you serve at grace tabernacle church and there is some pentecostal tradition. tell us about pentecostal christianity and your part clar parish. >> pen te kos stallism comes out of the new testament, th

. >> siempre pedimos que todo el mundo tenÍa que ir a cuba.marÍtima. reportera: el cambio entre la en vigor el 26 de marzo. la prohibiciÓn emitida en los aÑos 60 y 70 cuando llegaron por vÍa marítima recursos y apoyos a grupos armados que combatieron al gobierno cubano. por su parte el alcalde de miami, carlos jimÉnez, que supervisa el punto de miami y que se opuso a la medida elogiÓ a la compaÑÍa carnival. >> hacÍa aÑos que no veía en mÁs de cinco aÑos en estados unidos que una corporaciÓn americana ha tenido Éxito en cambiar una ley cubana. reportero: los cubanos que residen en la isla, la noticia con optimismo. >> va a aumentar los ingresos y las oportunidades de trabajo de los cubanos, en los cruceros. reportero: carnival anunciÓ que esta dispuesto a emplear a cubanos en un crucero de lujo, con precios de 1800 $, en el viaje para paradas en la capital del paÍs, en la habana y en la provincia de cienfuegos, y santiago de cuba. el viaje durarÁ una semana, despuÉs de mÁs de 50 aÑos sin que un crucero estadounidense navegar en aguas cubanas. i

. >>> la compaÑÍa de cruceros carnaval pide a cuba que cambie sus regulaciones para permitir que losnos no podÍan viajar en prÓximos crucero a cuba a prohibiciÓn vigente del rÉgimen de la isla. >>> grupos de inmigrantes de amÉrica central y organizaciÓn por derechos humanos dicen que estados unidos y mÉxico violan los derechos de inmigrantes en una peticiÓn presentada ante la comisiÓn de derechos humanos estos grupos dicen que mÁs de 170 mil personas que buscaban asilo han sido intercepto adas y deporto nada ocasiones sin tener en cuenta argumento habla del documentos de vÍctimas que han sufrido violencia tras ser regresadas a sus paÍses. >>> el prÓximo lunes varios estados se presentan ante la corte suprema de justicia para argumentoar en contra de alivios migratorios aprobados por el presidente barack obama. >>> aunque no la primera vez podrÍa ser un comas importante este ya que esta en juego la posibilidad de que millones de inmigrantes pueden salir de las so el abras, lori montenegro tiene los detalles. >>> la demanda que bloquea el daca y dapa naciÓ en esta oficina del fiscal ne

dueñas quien nació en cuba, vivión mmi hasta los y se formó en el salvador, es hen díe san josé.ina y también en estos tiempos que estamos vivn algo difíces poder proyectar que no solo soy yo, si no que somos gran obra, un granhacido una trabajo todos los días trabajando fuerte para emejomie nos ha brindado esta oportunidad" 11:45 sot de mario maciel 09:35 "norberto es una gran persona, un granmigo, tiene inteligencia para estar en una posición tan importante" 09:49 norberto trabajando en oficina, y en el concejo de san jose en venir al valle d silicio pa estudiar deja el salvor. si 2 décadas antes sus padres también tomarían la mia decisióal dejar cuba pero con el en brazos. sot de norberto dueñas 20:57 "vino mi papa y le dijo a mi mama, agaa, la me decíanorbey tienes que salir en 24 horas por que v a cerr el aeropueo y no quiero que loagarren aquí y a y yo, n montamosn el avióy salimos para s e.u." 21:17 cuba quedó atrás, también saador pero no s raíces, scultu sot de norberto dueñas 09:59 bueno eso se los debo a mi papa, mi pa cuan salimos cuba, los primeros os que vivimos en

you had great success in cuba itself.other opportunities for airbnb diplomacy in other parts of the world that are off-limits u.s. travelers? what about iran? nathan: those things are not really dictated by us. it has to be easing of restrictions. you just have to wait till you get word. we don't have an eta for iran. cuba was an amazing experience. to be down there with the president a few weeks ago. first time a president has visited in 88 years. to speak with our hosts who say their guests from america come or three days and ask 50 years were the questions. americans from all 50 states go to cuba. emily: i want to address regulatory issues. you guys helped draft the law on san francisco to legalize airbnb, basically think it is legal if you register first. there is a new report that claims airbnb still has listings from unregistered host that will not cooperate with the city. what is your response? nathan: i think the core problem is a registration process. its instrument asleep, gated -- you have to get two different

so we don't know what's going to happen with cuba. i think president obama's trip to cuba, they don't want to admit it and they cannot admit it but behind the plan of going to cuba there is an idea that self power, another words more communication, more contacts, more visas, more traveling could change eventually the cuban regime. can you imagine going to castro and i know i'm going to hate it when president barack obama says, president castro because he's not present, he's a dictator. but the idea behind it is that more contacts eventually could lead to a change in cuba. i sternly really hope so. i hope i can take my children both with cuban blood, they were born in miami, i can hope i can take them whether grandpa was in cuba. but the citizens of cuba cannot do that and they took a stance. they have a beautiful word, was the strongest word in any language? it? it is no. no. that is it. they do not know what is going to happen in cuba, they do not know what the next step, but they learn how to say no. that's an incredibly strong word

i hope i can take my boys where their grandpa lived in cuba. but the people in cuba can't do that. they took a stand. they have a beautiful word. what is the strongest word in any language? it is no. that is it. no. they don't know what is going to happen in cuba. they don't know what is the next step. but they learned how to say no. that is an incredibly strong words and exactly who another person i interview for the book is saying: no. simply no. and in that word, it is the first thing you have to do to take a stand. maybe you don't know what is next but you know what is right. sometimes when you say no that is the first step. the idea behind the book came not by any precedent or political leader. but by four dreamers. these dreamers, six years ago, decided to do something incredibly crazy. many people thought it was crazy. they wanted to go walking all the way from miami to here -- washington, d.c. they had no papers, they were undocumented, and the first thing i thought and and many people thought was they will be detained in orlando or before, they will get arrested, and they

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