dog owners who live in cuba city aren't taking this lightly. i spoke to one couple who are taking extra precautions after hearing of the dog nappings. here in the small southwestern wisconsin community of cuba city -- dog owners have an warning...for anyone who dare napper, my other dog is a glock! the married couple who yards. "we had one member of our community that had a blue suv her dogs were in that fenced in area, and she believed that the people were watching her dogs, when she went outside to see what they were looking at...the vehicle sped off." "but police say they have no actually a dog kidnapping taking place." however -- cuba city police are still alerting the public and asking them to be aware of suspicious activity relating to dogs. and now -- dog owners living here are scared that their dogs may be next in the string of rumored dog nappings. "some of it has actually gone to the level of paranoia and people are really concerned and i understand that the dogs are like a member of the family." i also spoke with the grant county the

dog owners who live in cuba city aren't taking this lightly. i spoke to one couple who are taking extra precautions after hearing of the dog nappings. take a look at this sign... it reads -- attention dog napper, my other dog, is a glock! the sign is posted right in front of the married couple's home. their dog is this large yellow labrador -- a beloved member of their family. his owners say they recently saw a suspicious car driving back and forth -- possibly related to the reported dog thefts. and now police have a warning "we had one member of our community that had a blue suv her dogs were in that fenced in went outside to see what they were looking at...the vehicle sped off." cuba city police say they don't have actual reports of dog thefts -- but they're still asking the public for information on suspicious activity relating to dogs. i also spoke with the grant county sheriffs department. they say they've gotten calls of dogs missing, but there's is no indication that they've been stolen. i'll have more on this story...tonight at six. we'

founded in cuba's eastern city of santiago de cuba in 1862, bacardi has been long linked to the history. the company even supported fidel castro's rise to power. but once in power castro double crossed the bacardis and nationalized their operations as part of his government. exiled but not defeated, bacardi built up its facilities in mexico and puerto rico. intent on overthrowing the castro government. the effort failed but the family vowed to one day return to its home land. walking through streets of havana you can't help but get the sense of being in a time warp. there are so many relics to the past, including this building, you can see the b emblaze oned on the wall for bacardi. you can get a sense of why there is such emotional attachment to this property for these cuban compiles whexiles who left the . be including bacardi's offices and distilleries. $6 billion worth of american assets were also seized triggering a u.s. trade embargo that's lasted for more than half a century. >> the reality is many of the companies, almost every one have written off the value of these claims deca

the flights would go from charlotte to cuba's capital city. it's being called a landmark move as air carriers and the u.s. government try to re-establish ties with the carribbean country. other cities looking for daily flights include dallas-fort worth, miami, los angeles and chicago. right now ther are only charter flights. a new report looks at the number of people who go into the hospital to get treatment.- and end up getting sick with antibiotic-resistant bacteria. the centers for disease control and prevention says that on any given day -- 1 patient out of 25 has at that they didn't have prior to being admitted. many of those infections are caused by superbugs. overall, the c-d-c reports hospitals are doing a better job at preventing many of these infections. an update on sports authority filing for bankruptcy. we told you yesterday at four, it will close 140 stores. new at 5:30 - we're learning which stores in hampton roads will be commonwealth. that includes: the store on coliseum drive in hampton, the sports authority on east virginia

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cuba. >> in old city tonight, some people were celebrating president obama's historic visit to cuba, opening the door to normalized relations. >> i think it is a great thing. i just got back from cuba a few weeks ago and i think the people down there are really happy and he can ki-- and excited for the changes coming. >> over some exotic cuban differences, the owners are celebrating a business venture in cuba where today mayor nutter and his wife, lisa, were acting as the company's ambassadors. >> sending into a five--year sponsorship in the cycling foundation. >> and business is beginning to flow with the cuban nation after a half-century. if something cuban-american has been pushing for after his family fled cuba decades ago. >> to me personally as a cuban, born cuban-american it is truly, truly an emotional and happy moment. >> and the former city manager, a cuban american who applauds the progress that the cuban government is making in terms of human rights. >> today the president successly raul castro to take questions from the free press. that has not happened, i am not sure ever. >> i

it's a bigger country that you might imagine, and the road to santiago to cuba, the country's second largest cityvolution. ♪ >> santiago is a poor city. it's blacker. unlike havana, the symbols and faces of the revolution still seem to mean something. these brutalist prefab workers housing complexes are everywhere here, and at first glance, hell at second glance, they look like something you'd house animals in. but for many, previously living even poorer, harsher lives in the countryside, these offered something new. each group of buildings came with a doctor, a school. still, they look about as grim as grim can be. ♪ yet, santiago is anything but grim. sobani beach is where locals go on the weekend to kick back with family, drink the best rum in cuba, which means the best rum anywhere, swim, hang with family and friends. gentlemen. this is our local fixer. ruben is in the bar business. sergio rents rooms to the occasional tourist. everybody getting by making the adjustment to private enterprise cuba in their own way. until a few years ago you couldn't rent or sell, right? >> no. >> translator: a

cuba. the saint petersburg mayor is also there pitching for a cuban consulate in his city, but not everyone thinks it is a good >> i think it is breaking down barriers. >> reporter: tampa mayor bob buckhorn says he thinks the embargo is a failure. >> out of the respect of the people i represent, thousands of whom built this city and were thrown out of cuba, some spent decades in castro's jails, out of respect for that experience, i personally am not going to cuba. but i don't stand in the way of other people doing it. >> reporter: some in west tampa are not happy the president is there. every american citizen. >> reporter: these lady haves family from cuba and could barely contain their anger when trip. >> so what did you think when you saw the president stands next to raul castro? >> not a happy thought, but i'm not going to mention what i'm saying because that is our president and i'm trying to be respectful but my thoughts were not kind. >> reporter: i have seen a lot but also a lot of support jenn. >> jeff, you have been to cuba there now. what are they saying about the president's visi

president obama speaking to the government and citizens of communist cuba on the island's capital city. the first sitting president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge, back in 1978. so with when all of the ceremonies, photo ops and speeches were over, was it all just political theater? or did the president really usher in a new era?

president obama speaking to the government and citizens of communist cuba on the island's capital city. the first sitting president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge, back in 1978. so with when all of the ceremonies, photo ops and speeches were over, was it all just political theater? or did the president really

. >> these are cubans who migrated to cuba, to ybor city. >> it was part of the culture. it was part of the recreation. >> that's what this museum will show, and you'll find it all at the childhood home of al lopez. tampa's first major league player, the first tampa native to be inducted into the hall of fame. spain but lived in cuba before migrating to tampa. once again tampa, baseball and cuba are reconnecting. since president barack obama announced changes in policy towards cuba, the tampa bay rays will be the first major league baseball team to travel to the islands and play an exhibition game. >> knowledge about the baseball game. >>reporter: catcher renne ray rivera whose puerto rican knows the passion for the game in the caribbean. fromhe time they are born he says, they love and know baseball so we want to g g down there and share the love with our people. >> i've got your programs. >>reporter: latin americans who love baseball always know what's happening, whose playing he says, the player's background. that applies to cuba where people livi for baseball. win or

president obama speaking to the government and citizens of communist cuba on the island's capital city. the first sitting president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge, back in 1978. so with when all of the ceremonies, photo ops and speeches were over, was it all just political theater? or did the president really usher in a new era? it's the "inside story". welcome to "inside story," i'm sheila macvicar, in for ray suarez. it was a whirlwind tour for president obama. three days of diplomacy, meetings, and even a baseball game. but while the president seems to be warming up to his cuban counterpart, raul castro, the differences may be more evident than ever before. reporting from havana. >> reporter: it was the most anticipated part of president barack obama's historic visit, a message earmarked directly to the cuban people. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas. because in many ways the united states and cuba are like two brothers who have been estranged for many years, even as we share the same blood. >> reporter: the u.s. leader's speech at the

president obama speaking to the government and citizens of communist cuba on the island's capital city. the first sitting president to visit cuba since calvin coolidge, back in 1978. so with when all of the ceremonies, photo ops and

on his first day in cuba's capital city, the president and first family will take a tour of old havana. a place teaming with tourists and where cuba's culture and am char on full display. some expanse cubans say his trip could lead to a new day in their country. [ speaking in spanish ] >> for the moment things of changed, as the least the image >> calvin: the cuban government is paving new streets and putting up new roads, but these new roads as you can see only go so far. some are calling the big changes the big lie. >> i don't think there's much ofa difference. things seem to be exactly the same. >> calvin: early sunday meeting the president is programming to meet with jaime oega who played a key role in the ties. three weeks ago they gave ortega a letter and he hand-delivered you the to the leader fidel castro. in mow the morgue president obama will lay a wreh at one of the cuba's founding fathers. then it's to castro followed by a news conference. monday afternoon the president will serve as a panelist for the entrepreneur conference speaking with self-employed cuban and economic r

offering seven-day cruises to three cities in cuba.loring the culture, cuisine and historic sites through its people. more at fathom.org. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> genentech. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: a raid, a shootout, and five people in custody-- including the main suspect in the paris attacks. that chain of events played out late today in brussels, belgium. and when it was over, police proclaimed success after a four- month manhunt. the crack of gunfire in the city's molenbeek neighborhood, ended in the arrest that police had long sought. 26-y

cuba yesterday... he and his family toured the city of past. 3 the president says reopening the door to cuba is beneficial for both nations... and this historic trip is a major step. fox 13's shayla reaves joins us now with what we can expect today... good morning shayla. 3 it's a busy day for the president. in just a few hours- -he's scheduled to pariticapte in an official welcoming cermony in cuba. . he'll join cuban president raul castro for the event. 3 right now-- you're 3 looking at video from his arrival in cuba sunday. 3 afterwards---meetings are two leaders. president obama is the first u.s. president to visit cuba since 1928. relations between the countries have been strained since the cold war era--the u.s. practicing a longtime policy of isolation. president obama now wants to change that. it's something some conservatives do not support, house speaker paul ryan calling this quote "a regime that provides safe harbor to terrorists and to fugitives." today, president obama scheduled to give a statement to the press with president castro after their in an entrepreneurship event. 3 he and first la

and shop and store and based on >> i have been drawing parallels with connect state and cuba and industrial port cities. and i am excited to have my eyes open what it is like there. >> we behave in public spaces and hotels and meeting spaces are to be bugged and careful, thoughtful and respectful. >> students are ready to visit the oil refinery and gather data and other research. >> potentially large urban planning and seeing what residential opportunities and shopping, commercial, hotels. >> the exciting part about it, there's not many american students on the ground in havana yet. >> good luck and have a good time. >> harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> interesting learning experience there. >> an east cleveland elementary school principal kicked and dragged a special needs student down the hallway and now there's >> bridget filed a lawsuit and claimed caledonia former principal hurt her 8-year-old boy. the principal resigned and the principal agreed to settle for $27,000. >> mark: in 2010 mae frank jackson put together the higher education compact and the goal is to get school kids to higher education. d

the mayor of a central florida city is visiting cuba...but then won't travel back by plane. he's making his clint johnson says he is doing this so he can understand what cuban migrants go through when crossing the florida straights. he plans to visit the island next month. johnson spent several months getting permission from federal agencies. even though the coast guard is urging him not to do it, he's still moving forward with his plan. coming up, a sweet story that may bring a tear to your eye. a teacher is giving her student a life saving gift...outside the classroom. and how a man ended up thousands of dollars richer when he found something in the street. but his wealth didn't last long, we'll explain coming up. here's what's coming up tonight on 10 news and c-b-s/ starting at 8:00, survivor, followed by the the victoria's secret swim special at 9:00. news at 11. live look from the mahaffey theater this morning overlooking downtown st. a story we are a story we are staying on top of this morning. an investigation is underway after deputies shot and killed a man. it happe

offering seven-day cruises to three cities in cuba.ng the culture, cuisine and historic sites through its people. more at fathom.org. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> genentech. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: this was the third and final day of official mourning in belgium, for victims of the islamic state attacks in brussels. and there was confirmation that two americans were among the 31 dead. that word came as raids spread across the belgian capital. malcolm brabant has our coverage, from brussels. >> reporter: one raid centered on this residential neighbo

offering seven-day cruises to three cities in cuba.loring the culture, cuisine and historic sites through its people. more at fathom.org. >> bnsf railway. >> genentech. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the battle was officially joined today over the vacancy on the u.s. supreme court. the president formally opened the fray, nominating the head of the federal appeals court for the district of columbia. >> today, i am nominating chief judge merrick brian garland to join the supreme court. >> ifill: the announcement was greeted with applause in the rose garden as the president hailed his nominee. >> judge garland has earned a track record of building consensus as a thoughtful, fair- minded judge wh

cuba. the capital city is undergoing a makeover. many buildings look familiar. because of the anti-american sentiment, many buildings were hardly used. mr. obama will be the first sitting u.s. president to visit the island since 1928. he will stay there until tuesday. cleveland has fired and ems supervisor after the city says he posted about tamir rice' s death online. the city called the facebook post where jamie said he was glad police shot the 12-year-old boy, the city call that egregious. have the chance to shoot rise. northern kentucky men are being remembered after they died in what police are calling a murder suicide. police say they found nicholas hopkins of florence and travis thompson of independence dad after being called to check on them. friends gathered to remember the two. investigators are not releasing details. they confirm one of the men was a student at the university of pikeville. a teenager killed in a crash monday night was laid to rest today. a funeral was held at the allen she died at the same. another 16-year-old girl and 18-year-old boy

cuba. >>> blood spilled on city sidewalks. several men injured in two separate slashing attacks. one of those suspects armed with a machete. >>> plus more fireworks in the race for the white house. what john kasich is saying about joining a trump or cruz ticket. >>> suffolk county under a winter storm warning. >>> back now with a live picture from the top of the rock. you can see the low clouds, and there is snow falling in the city. just when you thought we done with all of this nonsense, winter just hits us one more time on the first day of spring. you can see tonight the snow is starting to come down here in the city. >> you got to look in the light there and iou can reagey check it out. >> you need hdtv, and you can see that. that's why we have the winter weather advisories in effect and the winter storm warning in effect for eastern portions of long island. but the boroughs are not under totals are not expected to be heavy enough to warrant that advisory. but the accumulating snow is starting right around now. around midnight we will see it accumulating onion untreated surfa

offering seven-day cruises to three cities in cuba.ng the culture, cuisine and historic sites through its people. more at fathom.org. >> genentech. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the city of brussels began three days of mourning today. 31 people were killed and 270 others wounded in tuesday's suicide attacks. today, investigators kept up a manhunt, as the city tried to get back to something like normal. malcolm brabant reports from brussels. >> reporter: hundreds gathered in brussels' "place de la bourse" this morning to remember the victims of yesterdays twin bombings with a moment of silence. >> well i think everyone can agree that this is a horrible, horrible, horrible thing. i think th

offering seven-day cruises to three cities in cuba.loring the culture, cuisine and historic sites through its people. more at fathom.org. >> bnsf railway. >> genentech. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: wisconsin's primary is less than a week away, and the stakes keep getting higher, as party divisions appear to grow more deep. john yang is in wisconsin for us, and reports on the day's events. >> the republican party hasn't treated me properly. >> reporter: donald trump started his day in green bay, touting his strength with voters and seeming to warn party leaders not to block his nomination. >> they haven't treated me fairly. but i got millions of more votes and we've got a movement going on.

cuba.. arrive at havana city, and then tour a variety of sites in old havana. focus on cultural outreach. on monday, president obama will meet with raul castro. that night the president will attend a state dinner at the revolutionary palace. on tuesday, the president will liver a speech addressed to the cuban people. after that, mr. obama will attend meetings with members of cuban civil society. following that, he will attend the major leag baseball game between the tampa bay rays and the cuba national team. keep it right here on nbc 6 before, during and after the president's big visited. our team headed up by anchors jackie nespral and jawan strader, live from cuba, tomorrow night at 11110 p.m. >>> another bright, sunny and warm day today in south florida. big changes for the upcoming weekend, including possible stotoiness. details next. >>> an animal lover is offering a pretty hefty reward to get back his missing cats. how much he willing to pay to get the cats back, coming up. >>> and youay want to think twice about renteding out y yur property on air bnb. one woman found out her home

cuba p. >> new york city health department department announcing new rules today permitting dogsea that are licensed and vaccinated na to be allowed in outdoor dining areas restaurants were previously required to restrict them to the area outside of the patio patio railing, and it comes a monthf for many outdoor dining areas are open for the seasoned. >> parts of texas and louisiana have beensi declared disaster areas after days of flooding the texas louisiana border said more than 5,000 homes and louisiana have been damaged, 4,000 evacuated a texas governor declared a disaster area in 20 countiesor. >> presidential nomination is not the only thing at stake . not a lot of sunshine but at least it is drying,. >> will we see the sun tomorrow or need that umbrella again ? a little bit about, sunshine will be after the time . too tough to overcome the libraries and like fog withth especially near the westernesre getting a sunny spot . we have a low cloud deck . fog is actually a local outlet such as the ground . to the south and west breaks in the thinning cloud cover with some sunshine, they d

and later a light moment for president obama as he prepares to make an historic trip to cuba tomorrow. >>> daley city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> now to your voice, your vote and the race for president. now pushback against donald trump just days before voters in arizona and utah head to the polls. abc news reporter elizabeth herr shows us the republican front-runner remains confident. >> reporter: a protester wearing a kkk hood sparked a fight during donald trump's rally in tucson, arizona. >> the other guy is wearing a ku klux klan outfit. he thinks it's wonderful. these are bad people. i'm telling you. >> reporter: earlier in phoenix, protesters blocked the main road leading to the rally. some chaining themselves to cars. in new york, thousands of protesters clashed with trump supporters outside the trump tower. >> he literally represents the worst parts of america and is bringing out the garbage. >> reporter: but the front-runner predicts we'll win the republican nomination. >> you know the expression, to be the future of the republican party, you have to go th

city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jennifer garner, cuba goodi jr., musical guest pete yorn, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: woo! jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah ha! eleltric! oh, hot crowd here in new york city tonight! [ cheers and applause ] welcome. welcome to "the tonight show", everybody. thank u so much for being here. here's what everybody -- oh, i love you. i love you. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about. of course, last night, we had a a lot of presidential primaries. and it was a huge night for hillary clinton, who won in five states. and afterwards she gave a

cuba. >>> today philadelphia city council will focus on the safety of the city's water supply.will focus on efforts to cut lead from drinking water in homes and schools. philadelphia is one of several cities in our area re-evaluating water safety because of the flynn the water crisis. the water departmentç detailed its testing methods in an effort to show its drunking water is safe. today, officials and experts will testify about the best ways to prevent lead exposure from aging pipes and infrastructure. >>> 6:46. 36 degrees outside. the mayor's office of education will update us on plans to bring community schools to philadelphia. it's a story we've been following with you from last year when katy zachry traveled to mayor jim kenney. count on nbc 10 for more information on the community school plan later today on our air and our nbc 10 app. >>> addiction to heroin and other opioids has become a crisis across the country in recent years. >> and doctors say one of the causes may be in your medicine cabin cabinet. they blame overprescribing pain killers. someone gets a prescript

city. john: cuba could have a flight nonstop from north carolina. permission has been applied for to fly from charlotte to havana. the trip would take 2.5 hours. right now all flights operating between the u.s. and cuba are chartered. commercial flights could begin this fall. caitlin: if you're not near your screen, come check this out. brazen heist at a houston gunshot. they have caught three of the suspects, that leaves seven on the run. unbelievable. you can see a pickup truck lock the door off the hinges, then the man run into the store. you can see them jumping the counter, smashing and grabbing everything they could get their hands on, including weapons off of the wall. on tuesday, some of the guns have been recovered, but they have more suspects to roundup. -- round up. john: new developments on the missing malaysia airlines flight. barbara: pieces of metal washing up off of the african coast. the clues for investigators. john: the damage caused by this joy run through the big apple. amber: coming linda coleman, our next lt. governor. i'm lin

cuba. u.s. government will allow 20 daily round-trip flights to havana and 10 other cities in cuba. the airlines want more flights and the department of transportation could decide to allow the increase in numbers this summer. the big dance has arrived for two local college basketball squads. mark: that includes the defending national champions at thomas more college. the women' s basketball team is starting this tournament run with the la roche redhawks. the saints will play on their home floor and the tip is set for 7:00 in crestview hills. the mount st. joe men are hope college in the first round. the tip is set for 6:30 tonight at augustana college in illinois. the greatest show on earth has arrived in cincinnati. lisa: this weekend you can check out circus xtreme from ringling brothers and barnum & bailey. jennifer schack is live at u.s. bank arena. good morning. jennifer: good morning. we' re going to be talking to the mongolian marvels, the strongmen. let me say, they are legit. i already tried to pick up these kettles and they are over 50 pounds. they' re tossing them around

city. it was the sixth suicide bombing in turkey during the past year. no one has claimed responsibility so far. an historic visit for president obama. he's set to visit cuba today. the capital city is undergoing a makeover. much of the city's buildings look familiar, similar to washington, d.c. because of anti-american sentiment, many of the buildings were hardly used. president obama will be the first sitting president to visit the island since 1928. he will stay there until tuesday. new this morning, thou sabds of christians gathered in st. peter's square to attend a palm sunday mass with pope francis. he mourned what he called the indifference of people to take on refugees. palm sunday is the official sunday before easter. it commemorates the entry of jesus into jerusalem. the thomas more women looking for back-to-back national titles. we'll talk about their latest victory and their next appearance on the court. plus, two puppies ready to win over your heart. the animals up for adoption this morning. jennifer: and a beautiful sunday taking shape. we have afternoon sunshine, but it will be a cool day today. so when will temperatures warm now that spring

right now he's planning this trip from cuba to florida for april. >>> orlando city leaders are studies downtown's nighttime economy and talking with staff in larger cities to see how thaw handle their night life. a task force visited charleston, south carolina earlier this month. orlando put a hold on after lasts through october. the city wants to get a better understanding of how they operate with existing laws. >>> that brush fire in brevard sky witness 9 is live over palm bay. filippo drive have been damaged. firefighters say the fire covers more than 40 acres and is 90% contained. you heard melanie holt about the fact that the homeowners might be able to come back within the hour. >> tom, they don't know how this fire started. it wasn't from a lightning strike. >> no lightning. that's why we try to mitt igate this by controlled burns. this is in the middle of a neighborhood or close by. goodness gracious. a lot of issues for homeowner s. >>> 74 in downtown today. a southeast breeze. brisk in deltona, the up every 70s for the leesberg and villages area. right now winds out of the so

airline carriers have submitted applications for flights to cuba for possible routes for primarily from large hub cities in the u.s. with havana being the most popular destination. the government is expected to award the contested havana routes. this summer, flights to smaller cities could be approved much sooner and all flights are charters between the two countries. >>> in one more day we'll host our annual attorneys on call, a chance to talk with attorneys for free. once again we teamed up with the north carolina bar association for their annual day of service. we'll have more than 150 attorneys taking calls, taking your calls from 7 a.m. until 7 tomorrow we'll have the phone number on your tv screen, wral.com, and also on our facebook page. >>> a teenager accused of acting as a face doctor is facing new charges. what police say he did helping a drew5 n litttesen thip admittedbash hs of dr undedteold the ttopayin t inci daysometimeg emoal stonansa sl py tree. > florida teen acd oposi ainarfo ard t -ymala -rsolsown .ove dntsed jai th tee i accusedfakg a c 86-year maufng s om sayheeen t vinnd st cheng

that went to tampa to build the cigar factories which is why tampa is knknn as cigar city -- their perception o cuba is different because it's prerevolution. so the pain associated with the revolution is not there as it is in south florida. >> if you want to attend the game it's by invite only and also we heard from a miami columnist who was not happy this baseball game was attacking >> former miami columnist said this should not be happening. major league baseball shouldot be doing this because of the human rights abuses. >> it's baseball game of diplomacy but it's a rubber match between the cuban national baseball team and any american pro baseball tm back in 1999 the baltimore orioles came and won the game barely. the cuban national team went to baltimore and the cuban national team crushed the baltimore orioles 12 to six. so this game will decide who is maybe the better baseball team in baseball. >> aside from competition i think they know the historic natureref the game. a lot of of them in tampa bay will maybe get a glimpmp of the president and shake his hand. >> so it's going to be quite a we

cities. mick jagger visited cuba back in off a head of the concert. and he said in a state. we performed in many special places during our long career. this show in havana will be a lk landmark for us and we hope all our friends in cuba too. barackbama visits the count truvment the trip will make obama the first sitting u.s. president to visit havana in 88 years. >> the cuban music helped secure this convert snert cuba. look for live coverage as the stones visit havana at end of the month. live in the plex. jeff lennox 7 news. >> danielle: all right jeff. thank you. >> lynn: coming up on 7 ns. a car load of teens accused of causing chaos on the streets of south florida this time yesterday doing the same thing in court today. >> danielle: a basketball player at a florida university calling foul play on her coach. >> craig: a south florida mother furious at her son's father after she found out what was going signed his house. is it indecent exposure? >> danielle: and mother nature delivering a dangerous blow tie fed ex dver. how she sr viefd this storm just head. >> phil: in s

greenzweig from momentum events, the organizer of the second, actually, cuba opportunity summit that just wrapped up here in the city. we've managed to get through this interview without talking about the embargo, which, by the way, still in place. >> still very much in place. >> president obama, towards the end of his visit, did say that he thinks the embargo ultimately will be lifted but perhaps not during his administration. do you agree with him? >> that's very correct. the situation with republicans right now is that they don't want to give him the credit for lifting the trade embargo against cuba. they would rather wait until he's out of office before there's any serious action there. it's not to say that there are no republicans that are doing something on the situation. there's a congressman in minnesota by the name of in congress to lift the embargo entirely. so, yeah, there's definitely traction there from those circles, as well as the business lobby. >> sure. >> yeah. >> nonetheless, there are still many people -- cuban american exiles, many of them in new jersey -- who want the embargo to remain in place

and 10 to other cities in cuba. but the airlines, from american to delta and jet-blue, want more flights. the department of transportation is expected to make a decision on the flights this summer. researchers in chile may have developed a way to stop mosquitoes that spread zika. biochemists say they developed a compound you can add to laundry detergent. the compound repells mosquitoes, known to carry zika and dengue fever. they say it could protect you for up to a day from mosquito bites. they need more research before putting the compound on the market. mark: it is a measure that would provide hundreds of ninth of to dollars help fight the growing heroin epedemic nationwide. but it has to clear the senate first. kentucky u.s. senator mitch mc-connell spoke on the senate floor thursday about why he says the funding is critical to saving lives. the comprehensive addiction and recovery act would provide 312 million dollars, over the next 5 years, for federal programs treatment of addicts. mc-connell says it' s critic

. >> cuba is the fastest-growing country in the world. it has been amazing. cities many years to get to this scale. about something that has existed in the cuban culture. the idea of sharing your home predates airbnb. describe cuba of a place that is reminiscent of the past. i think it is a place we will look back on and say it was, in some ways, moving to the future. it sounds counterintuitive. an economy is, it is with home sharing, restaurants ad living rooms -- it is vibrant place that the united states will probably look more like. emily: airbnb ceo brian chesky. we caught up with dan schulman on his plans to expand in cuba. dan: we are working with cuban authorities and the u.s. treasury to try to expedite that. we expect it no later than by the end of this year, we will have service. hopefully sooner than that. emily: paypal ceo dan schulman. -- how manysons homeland seasons does showtime have planned? that is next. ♪ emily: in this weeks edition of studio 1.0, i sit down with showtimes ceo david nevins to ask about the large number of scripted shows coming t