after his cuba capitulation, khrushchev had to more out his political survival. one did no to be an american ambassador, ign correspondent or even a spy to searchv clues about khrushchev's shaky standing in the kremlin. the cuban missile crisis, khrushchev remains in charge of russia until 64. how did he overcome that shaky standing and what role if any did president kennedy play. guest: in a way he never did. and kennedy was killed in november of 1963 so we will never know exactly what happened with him. what we do know on the basis of the historical record, on the basis of in my case personal observation is that when these two men, kennedy andhrhchev which is really we keep saying this but it is terribly important to me and to any reader of a different russia, you have the feeling when you follow these two men they were to giants on top of the two giant nations. and they were nuclear weapons between them. and they hadn't been used since 1945. but in the middle of the cold war these two nations were deeply antagonistic. and therefore their readers ended up being

but as i published a few weeks ago, there's a lot of hunger and despair in cuba. and that's because of the united states strangulation campaign against there either. you don't want to ask you specifically about thoughts uh, kind of cuban toyota was established right around 2010 the yeah 2010 pulled since then, zuni o um, did you happen to sign on to it? what we all pulled up the time? did you have any reaction? did you suspect that something, maybe it was not quite right, the yeah, from the job i, i knew in when i met with these individuals and was doing my own investigative reporting in cuba, their agents, there was this group called armies on a franca. and then the whole twitter internet operations, they were trying to win me over to be a type of international a spokesperson for they were trying to do. but i come from an inside period of this background. so i was able to sniff it out from the beginning, it smells like, uh, what we would popularly call c, i a operations. these individuals in cuba always said that they were non ideological, and they were attemptin

and so they start to do that in cuba by creating what they, what usa called the cuban spring. and the problem was at that, at that time, cuba had banned us social media comp, these calling them, you know, a tool of us imperialism. and so there was no twitter allowed. and so usaid pulled off this operation to create a, a, a company called as engineer, which is, it was like, it was a twitter knock off if they would then activate what they, what they called smart mobs. they would, they would switch the, our, their mobs, they would, they would switch the items and they would selectively target news distribution of, of messages to, to users on the, on the basis of their political proclivities in order to get them to take to the streets and in violent street protests and over overthrow the government usa, i didn't knew it was metal lake and it was a code to cover that up. it essentially moved money through the cayman islands through falls companies, anything it could do to not show where the money for this cuban twitter was coming from. and in fact, associated press a p actually did

an cuba. -- and cuba. >> from the walter cronkite school of journalism from arizona state university.: today the u.n. palestinian agency says it is providing humanitarian aid in gaza as well as the occupied west bank and east jerusalem despite a ban that went into effect yesterday. an israeli law passed in october forbids them from operating on israeli land and forbids contact with israeli authorities. nick shiffrin has more. nick: amra was established after the creation of the state of israel to serve the palestinian population. it has come to provide some six million palestinians in gaza and the occupied territories not only humanitarian assistance but education and healthcare. they help commit the hamas terror attacks israel says. the u.n. has said nine amra staff may have been involved and were fired. to understand the future, we get two views. the director of amra's washington, d.c. office and asa farayem with the israeli defense forces now a fellow with the washington institute for middle east policies. welcome to the news hour let me start with you. what is going on with amra a

democracy in cuba is possible, it can be.and i dream it will be and i hope it is very soon. >> carlos sang for us one of his signature songs, my havana. havana, havana. if only a song were enough to give you back everything time took from you. ♪ for the pbs news hour, i'm jeffrey brown in havana, cuba. ♪ geoff: online right now, you can see more from jeffrey brown's trip to cuba. he spoke to some of the youngest musicians about what music means to them and the role it plays in their lives. that is on our youtube page. that is the news hour. geoff: for all of a sudden the pbs news hour, thank you for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by. >> cunard is a proud supporter of public television. on a voyage with cunard, the world awaits. a world of flavor, diverse destinations, and immersive experiences. a world of leisure and british style. all with cunard's white star service. ♪ >> the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the news hour,

and we know that cuba had band twitter as it was, but now ex social media from being offer 18 in. she was felt that they felt that, you know, this was another sort of influence of the us, us age usa i, the looked at the problem said, hey, we've got a solution will come up with a red cuban twist that will get it fronted by a couple of cuban businessman and then we'll be able to gain all the information which we go through the day to work out well people are twisting about and we look at how we can get them involved to instigate change in cuba. and that is exactly what they did, mike bens once again talking about how us a funded a tube in twit to without anyone knowing and so they start to do that in cuba by creating what they, what usa called the cuban spring. and the problem was at that, at that time, cuba had banned us social media companies calling them, you know, a tool of us imperialism. and so there was no twitter allowed. and so usaid pulled off this operation to create a, a company called as engineer, which is, it was a, it was a twitter knock off at once. they had a critic

the every spring would do in cuba as ask your usa. i didn't knew it was metal lake and it everything could to cover that up, but essentially moved money through the cayman islands. 2 of those companies, anything it could do to not show where the money for this cuban to, with the, was coming from. and in fact, associated press a, he actually did an investigational next several years ago where they essentially said they don't 2 months, it was pro processing and it's on its own offices. with that to say, let's cover up our involvement. there will be absolutely no mention of united states government involvement. this is absolutely crucial for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission. well, that was an allegation back in 2010 for his late to a representative from usaa id was at an appropriations subcommittee pink rules about this involvement in keeping twist and he was like, not us folk, not us, it's all lives. we support civil society. we support and implement the f y 14 appropriations language that di

since at least want to do that in cuba by creating what they, what usa called the cuban spring. and the problem was at that, at that time, cuba had banned us social media companies calling them, you know, a tool of us imperialism. and so there was no twitter allowed. and so usaid pulled off this operation to create a, a company called as engineer, which is, it was like it was a twitter knock off at once. they had a critical mass of users in the platform and made enough support from other civil society institutions that were, that were being funded by usaid and state entity at the time that they would then activate what they, what they called smart mobs. they would, they would switch the, our, their mobs, they would, they would switch the items and they would selectively target news distribution of, of messages to, to users on the, on the basis of their political proclivities in order to get them to take to the streets in in violent street protests and over overthrow their government basically the same be able to pull off the same thing that was happening the every spring would d

in the case of cuba, significant portions of the population have left the country. they have imprisoned over 500 persons including children and women because they were part of demonstrations in the streets. nicaragua, and presenting political opponents. every country that has been pursued by justice in nicaragua. they are even deporting nuns. they have a fight against the catholic church, a fight against religious representatives. there is a core presidency and it is kind of a family dynasty. i don't know how else to describe those resumes. they are not just doing that to their own people, these three regimes have contributed today to the instability in the region. every country in the region has had to pay the price of instability in these countries. in the case of venezuela which cooperates with iran and hezbollah and hamas, and in the case of cuba which has allowed russian, chinese espionage, this is my opinion, i don't think there will be a change in those countries between now and december. but that is the way in which i refer to those countries. it is the real

llega el primer vuelo de indocumentados a la base naval que se encuentra en la isla de cuba.obierno indican que hay diez venezolanos, algunos sospechosos de pertenecer al tren de aragua, la riviera del medio oriente. ese fue el nombre que sorprendentemente esta noche le dio el presidente trump a la franja de gaza, despuÉs de anunciar que su intenciÓn es sacar de ahÍ a los palestinos y hacer de ese territorio un destino internacional, china responde. el gigante asiÁtico anunciÓ hoy su imposiciÓn arancelaria a varios productos estadounidenses en retaliaciÓn por los impuestos de trump a las importaciones chinas. >> mÍralos. los matÉ, la mirÉ. >> y drones con explosivos hieren a militares. autoridades en chihuahua estÁn tras la pista del presunto grupo criminal que atacÓ a cuatro militares mexicanos mientras patrullaban la sierra tarahumara y despuÉs filtraron el video de su fechorÍa. asÍ comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. comenzamos con la llegada de los primeros migrantes a la base naval

the secretary of state at the time exerted lots of pressure to exclude cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua not reach consensus among latin american countries and the united states did not invite cuba, venezuela, or nicaragua. secretary rubio, you just said that those if you keep that hytone with the u.s. being ready to accept pressure and the three government cspan not be invited to the summit of the americas, or if these three governments were enemies of humanity, united states would not share with the governments the decision who to invite and dominican republic. going for the dominican republic hosting that. i do not know how else to talk about a regime to force going for the people including children and women because they were a part of the demonstrations and in praise and in political opponents and every country has been per sued by justice -- pursued by justice and they have a fight against catholicture and have a fight against religious representatives and there is a precedent seizure disorders going for the family dynasty. every country paying the price of instability in the count

nací en holguín y me crié en la habana, cuba. aunque no fue una decisión sencilla, leider dejó su carrera profesional de baloncesto en cuba para perseguir su sueño americano en el 2001, pues rumbo a los juegos olímpicos en australia y con una escala en los Ángeles, decidió quedarse en los estados unidos. llegué aquí a los estados unidos y como si hubiera nacido nuevamente. y por eso es que mi nombre es 2, porque tenía 24 años cuando llegué aquí a los estados unidos. y así fue como surgió la idea de ponerle nombre a su propio grupo musical llamado dodd for 2, por el número 2 en español y four por el número 4 en inglés, ya que esa fue la edad en la que llegó a este país. bueno, cómo te puedo llamar leider o duboce park? como quieras, pero bueno, está bien. sí, sí, sí. bueno, zogsports, cuál es la canción que tú pones a bailar a toda la gente? cuál es esa canción que todos te piden en los shows? en lasresentaciones. tengo varias canciones. tengo la canción. tan malo, tan bueno. tengo una. se llama rompe cadera y la que están escucha

ilia: encadenado de pies y manos llegaron a guantÁnamo cuba los primeros migrantes deportados hay sional 10 de los detenidos son miembros del grupo criminal "el tren de aragua" reportera: los planes para convertir la base naval de la bahÍa de guantÁnamo en un centro de detenciÓn de inmigrantes a gran escala estÁn en marcha este martes la nueva construcciÓn vio al primer grupo de inmigrantes a es —— hacia esas instalaciones. reportera: de supuestos miembros de la pandilla trasnacional "el tren de aragua" partiÓ de la base cerca de la frontera de texas hacia guantÁnamo cuba, eso lo confirmÓ la vocera de la casa blanca la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo la bahÍa de guantÁnamo a amÉrica harÁ lo peor de lo peor, hasta momento la agencia no confirmado las identidades de los 10 inmigrantes tampoco se han dado detalles especÍfico de los antecedentes criminales. >> estados unidos como cualquier paÍs tiene el derecho y el deber de hacer frente a la criminalidad todo eso serÁ sujetÁndose estrictamente al respecto del marco que dan los derechos fundamentales. reportera: fotografÍas publica

[mÚsica] ♪ borja: estÁ ubicada dentro de la base naval de guantÁnamo, concretamente en la isla de cubaterrorismo sin juicio que fuera del sistema judicial estadounidense . estaba se cuenta con un centro de detenciÓn para migrantes, pero esta separado totalmente de la presiÓn de mÁxima seguridad, y que funciona para detener migrantes que han querido entrar a estados unidos en barco, la mayorÍa de ellos son procedentes de haitÍ y de cuba. en este momento la capacidad de este centro es de sÓlo 400 personas, y esto estÁ muy por debajo de los 30.000 que la administraciÓn trump planea enviar. por eso, se estÁn levantando unas carpas para que se amplÍe su capacidad. por otra parte, guantÁnamo es conocida por sus condiciones extremas y sus acusaciones de violaciones a los derechos humanos. hoy juramenta la nueva fiscal general de los estados unidos le ha ordenado al departamento de justicia que suspenda la financiaciÓn federal a todas las ciudades santuario. rome de frÍas con lo Último, Última hora. buenas tardes. romi: buenas tardes. pam bondi acaba de ser confirmada como fiscal general de lo

asegura que reconocio a su hermano tirzo, entre los que fueron t trasladados a la base ubicada en cuba4 de febrero, la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que guantanamo albergara lo peor de lo peor. segun un comunicado de la agencia del mismo dia, todos son miembros del grupo delictivo venezolano tren de aragua. dentro de las fotografias publicadas por el gobierno esta la foto que aycardi sostiene. es de su hermano tirso. aunque telemundo no lo ha podido confirmar independientemente.>> el no pertenece a ningun tren de aragua, el no tiene antecedentes penales aca en venezuela el como el, un muchacho trabajador. >> dice que su hermano tirso es padre de siete hijos y mecanico de oficio. asegura que desde que llego a la frontera sur en abril del ano pasado ha estado detenido. >> el esta limpio. el no es un muchacho malo, no es un de delincuente, es un padre trabajador y no sabemos nada de el. >> eucaris senala que tirso tuvo tres audiencias y fue expulsado. lo que no entiende es porque a guantanamo y no a venezuela, donde lo esperan con ansias. >> estamos aca desesperados. sin dormir. e

if you happen to be in cuba, in the mid to thousands, for example, maybe you attempted to sign up to the local fashion of puts up, but surprise, surprise, as soon as i knew it wasn't no cool. it was a usa, i d, lead co, but operation. the goal to dangle political messages in front of the cuban. you've got some wild up, get them onto the streets on top of castro splits. let's make it seem cross roots and cannick. there will be absolutely no mention of united states government involvement. this is absolutely crucial for the long term success of the service and to ensure the success of the mission. which is strange because that website pulls that on for lots about transparency and carlo they were running another project on the car, been island. this one off line documents and interviews make clear that the program was aimed at recruiting a younger generation of opponents to cuba. castro government documents prepared for the us a id sponsored program called the h i. b workshop. the perfect excuse to conduct political activity. yes, usa, i do think the offering health services to slip aro

vuelos con migrantes detenidos en el gobierno de trump partieron ya de texas hacia la base militar en cuba> serÁn recorridos a pie a motor. >> mÉxico militariza la frontera. miles de agentes se despliegan en la zona como parte del acuerdo de la presidenta sheinbaum con el presidente trump para evitar los aranceles. aranceles. nayib bukele, el presidente de el salvador, ofrece a donald trump su mega carcel para criminales detenidos en estados unidos, incluidos ciudadanos. pero, que tos legales puede enfrentar esta propuesta ? china responde a estados unidos, se impone aranceles a sus productos como el inicio de esta guerra c comercial ? afecta nuestro bolsillo. y cuenta regresiva para el super bowl. la ciudad de nueva orleans se prepara para el encuentro entre los chiefs de kansas city y los eagles de filadelfia. el presidente trump estara en el encuentro y usted podra verlo este domingo por telemundo. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> el primer vuelo de estados unidos con migrantes a bordo partio a la base de guantanamo. en estas imagenes vemos a los detenidos esposados con cade

yeah, it's of the, or sort tensions, but particularly with small areas of life in cuba lined on point the line was made as i've also said that they are going to declare the own or economy. so the internal contradictions of such a nature that negotiating for, for peace, is not going to be easy on with the coming into the mix of the ducks and of the difference on the joining by will good issue. government or somebody. government is thoughtful, going to community many play as a coming in to play on one way to see what it is that is going to happen. but particularly with the model, the time of government that hasn't been entered into between. if the up here on somebody that so i for see trouble in the future there, i see a situation where somebody land will remain a default country, which is not recognized. i see a somalia that he's going to try and continue to. i get data and i see on this seal p a, which is going to insist that we are going to be in somebody land, particularly if your fans are going to do that in order to ensure that the jeep sions don't have any boots on the ground. an

activity money area parked for pakistan ended up going to brutalized out a social media platform in cuba, to me sounds very illegal, jonathan to your point about the reckless wasteful spending remember president biden's solution so they can continue to disguise, launder money as to where dollars are going to hire 80,000 more irs zwroz go out and take our money so they can say going to pakistan actual give it to cuba like enough is enough. there has to be transparency accountability i have had said irs every year expect us to pay taxes should give is an itemized receipt of where every single one of my tax dollars go, i want to know, if 37 dollars went to guatemala to fund sex changes i want to know that. >> the democrats just don't understand that. cheryl: to your point they don't get it. lee: no, unwilling to give credit anywhere to republicans i think at their detriment the thing we talked about democratic party in disarray they've not learned any lesson have not learned lessons from last four years from this campaign from anything that happened, and i -- i you know, i -- it -- i think