>> oh, i'd like to be optimistic for the cuban people. you know, i'm really fond of the cuban people. i spent a lot of time there, and i just... i mean, i don't think it'll happen as fast as a lot of people would want, but i think it's going to happen. i do think things are going to open up there eventually. you know, and i think people deserve a chance, people deserve some options. >> hinojosa: all right, and we'll see if anita snow makes it back to havana or not. thanks for joining us, anita. a real pleasure. all right, thanks. continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org 4z

the cubans in cuba call them the miami cubans they have so much power over not only cuba policy but latin america policy the whole the whole policy is based around isolating cuba actually destroying cuba undermining cuba and trying to undermine their relationships with other countries and there was one incident that took place right here after hurricane katrina which was you know after new orleans was flooded cuba was one of the countries that offered to send medical teams to new orleans which badly needed any kind of assistance and president bush said no and that really offended cubans in the year they were trying to reach out and in a moment of tragedy i think hello america the majority of americans are ready to move on they want a travel ban lifted and it's just time for our congress members really to get with the times the absolute tim thank you so much for being here thank you our before we go tonight it's time for our tweeted a tea party favorite joe miller's hopes of being the next senator from alaska have gone down in flames current senator lisa murkowski was declared the wi

vamos a seguir con mÁs desde el bongos cuban cafÉ.nor a los gigantes de san francisco.--muchos faltaron al trabajo. algunos maestros y directores de escuelas locales alentaron a los alumnos a asistir al historico desfile para festejar a los campeones de la serie mundial.--todos coincidieron en que valió la pena dejar a un lado las labores cotidianas para ser parte de esta gran celebracion. --el alcalde de san francisco será el próximo vice- gobernador de california.--el democrata "gavin newson" se enfrento al republicano "abel maldonado", quien bucaba permanecer en el cargo.--con el 100 porciento de los votos contados, newsom obtuvo el 50 porciento de los sufragios contra el 39.5 porciento de maldonado. los votos restantes se dividieron entre los otros cuatro candidatos.# --regresamos con el pronostico del tiempo despues de una breve pausa. una fosa comÚn en >> nosotros continuamos en vivo desde el bongos cuban cafÉ con esta hermosura de mujer. ayer te vimos en bikini en el gordo y la flaca. >> es cierto que tienes novio? no me lo dig

and the tickets, though just 80 cents apiece, still too expensive for many cubans.e, you will see exchanges like this become normal? >> they have become normal. because how can you understand people if you don't meet each other? >> reporter: for one night, she and so many other people here had reason to hope. jim sciutto, abc news, havana. >> and, by the way, both castros, raul and fidel, are expected to take a look at that performance. they're both ballet fans. >>> that wraps it up for us here in washington, d.c. on this amazing week, and we'll see you to >>> tens of thousands of uncounted ballots remain. tonight the race that hangs in the balance. >> who will take over when san francisco's mayor becomes california's lieutenant governor. the battle lines being drawn tonight at city hall. >> downtown oakland preparing for the possibility of trouble. why many merchants are boarding up business autos why the most-valuable player of the world series may not return to the giants dugout next year. >> good evening, a very close congressional race is still undecided tonigh

in reaching the cuban communities with a message of we care about you.here is such thing as human solidarity. we are willing to risk our lives to save yours, and we will be there for you to assist you in the land that you decide to not take in anymore and come to the u.s. by whatever means. >> now, in the book, "seagull one," you identify the god mother. >> yes, i interviewed the congresswoman who is close friends with jose. she was there to take their needs to a higher place in the government. that's what god parents do. they know someone to get something for you that you can't get yourself, and she worked tire leslie for brothers to the rescue. >> she got the coast guard to come to our call. >> fidel castro has stepped down, and has policy changed? is there more trade and travel between cuba? could you go back or lily, could you go back? >> i don't think i could go back to cuba. i think they would shoot me on site. they missed the first time, but i don't know that they would the second time. i don't think there's been changed or fidel castro as seized

meet the cuban-ameran who's raising the bar for ballet inside the beltway. she went from being a homemaker to a home builder. carmen dominguez--proof that following your passion is not only possible, but profitable. and some days, it's hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk, but what about cooking a steak in the air? only in arizona will you find this recipe! >> hello from our studios in washington, d.c. i'm erica ortiz. bienvenidos and welcome to "hispanics today!" when you think of a night at the ballet, it can be pretty intimidating. chances are, you picture rich people in fur coats and tuxes, afraid to cough or sneeze, lest they be shushed during the performance. well, ballet has changed. it has become more suited to different audiences and different tastes, thanks in part to a cuban-american dance genius named septime webre. he's adding a new look to ballet in one of washington, d.c.'s, most overlooked neighborhoods. >> in his eighth season as the artistic director of the washington ballet, septime webre has made a real presence in washington, d.c.'s,

for the company and for one young cuban coming home.ws, havana. >> wow. >> it really is amazing to see so much openness to cuba, where for so long we hadn't seen any until president obama lifted the interactions. >> a long-awaited change in relation to that country. did you ever have ballerina dreams as a young girl, vinita? >> probably too tall and too heavy. no dreams for me. >> get out of here. i do not believe that. it was good to see them in action. oh, well, well, well. look at that, i've been working out.

>> it's a book that rescued the cuban rafters escaping communist cuba in the 1990s. >> why did it have to be formed? >> well, when government doesn't provide or suffice, then -- and you have a community oriented necessity, you have to take action on your own, and this is something that is called -- i organized a group of pilots to work in the straits of florida and fly missions in tandem to locate the rafters coming out from cuba seeking freedom in the united states and fleeing the disaster of that island. >> what was the government policy that said brothers to the rescue in motion? >> well, the government -- there was no really government policy that set them in motion. what happened that called motion? >> well, it was all result of cuba's failed policies probably and people left by any means they could possibly come up with, and there was all of sudden a surge of rafters leaving cuba, and one day, one young rafter, 15 years old, the coast guard filmed the rescue and died in the arms of the agent, and it was seen on the news and said we have to do something about this and that's how b

for the company and for one young cuban coming home.c news, havana. >> wow. >> it really is amazing to see so much openness to cuba, where for so long we hadn't seen any until president obama lifted the interactions. >> a long-awaited change in relation to that country. did you ever have ballerina dreams as a young girl, vinita? >> probably too tall and too heavy. no dreams for me. >> get out of here. i do not believe that. it was good to see them in there was the explosion. and i remember just opening my eyes, and it got both of my legs. i had surgery after surgery, you know, "what's going to happen next?" the wounded warrior project said, "look, brother, "everything's going to be okay. "three months from now "or four months from now, "a year from now, you'll be fine." i don't know if i would be as well adjusted as i am now if it wasn't for them. to learn more, call... or visit woundedwarriorproject.org. >>> major break. the suspect in the disappearance of an ohio family and the teenager found alive. >>> capitol conflict. back to work

the plane, an atr-72, like this one, was owned by the cuban national airline and is in service around the world. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> in pakistan this morning a private plane crashed near karachi. all 21 people on board were killed. the plane had just taken off when the pilot radioed he was having engine trouble. he tried to return to the airport, but did not make it. >>> the indonesian volcano mount merapi erupted again today killing at least 54 people. the worst single-day death toll in 80 years. a cloud of ash and gas raced through the mountainside and into villages. villagers tried to escape but many suffered severe burns. the death toll from the past week's eruptions has now topped 100. >>> tropical storm tomas is hitting haiti with strong winds and drenching rain. the center of the storm will pass near western haiti this morning. the storm has sustained winds of 65 miles per hour and is strengthening. many residents still living in tent camps since january's earthquake have ignored warnings to move into more weather-resistant structures like schools

cuban carriers always carry two crews. it is not clear what caused that plane to malfunction. >>> 75 stolen ballots fished out of a pond tonight. new information on a story we told you about last night. a poll worker is accused of stealing those ballots and set to face charges tomorrow. the motive is unclear and there is no word on why or how a ballot counting machine ended up on a sidewalk. election officials think it contained or counted before that theft. that ballot mess intensifies a situation in some very tight races. first the attorney general race still too close to call. kamala harris and steve cooley separated by 10,000 votes. in the east bay democrat jerry mcnerney has a slim lead in the 11th congressional district seat. the margin 134 votes. they are still counting mail in votes right now. it might take days to decide a winner in both races. >>> a deadly collision between a family cyclist and a big rig on alpine road. a little after 3:30 this afternoon. officials are still talking with witnesses but they are no

chris: cubans count in that regard? >> oh, yes they do.: when we come back, the big question of the week, will barack obama face a challenge for the democratic nomination? will he get hit from the left? [ son ] my parents have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi can help you write it. for almost anything you choose. chris: welcome back. tuesday night defeated congressman russ feingold closed with this declaration -- >> it's on to the next fight! it's on to the next battle! it's on to 2012! chris: and his spokesman denied any plan to challenge president obama is in the works but that brings us to this week's big

and cubans of all kinds have come out to see them and cheer them.g cuba's most famous ballet dancer, alicia alonso, celebrating her 90th birthday here. this is part of a wider cultural opening between the two countries here. the american musician, wynton marsalis, visited here recently. and there are bigger changes, as well. cuban-americans now allowed to travel back and forth between the u.s. and cuba freely. speaking to the dancers here, they do feel that they're part of something bigger. that performances like this can help bring the countries closer together. they still have very strained relations. but the dancers see themselves as cultural ambassadors. jim sciutto, abc news, havana, cuba. >>> there has been another shooting at a military facility in the d.c. area. it happened at a coast guard recruiting station in a suburban washington strip mall tuesday morning. last month, overnight shootings were reported at the national museum of the marine corps, the pentagon, and a marine corps recruiting station. the fbi suspects the gunman has a grudge

chris: cubans count in that regard? >> oh, yes they do. the big question of the week, will barack obama face a challenge for the democratic nomination? will he get hit from the left? [ male announcer ] how do you stop tacos falling over? [ speaking spanish ] ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso stand 'n stuff taco shells. old el paso. feed your fiesta. go-gurt is specially made to freeze and thaw by lunch time? so kids can have their favorite yogurt in their lunch box go-gurt. freeze it. thaw it. eat it up. chris: welcome back. tuesday night defeated congressman russ feingold closed with this declaration -- >> it's on to the next fight! it's on to the next battle! it's on to 2012! chris: and his spokesman denied any plan to challenge president obama is in the works but that brings us to this week's big question -- will barack obama down the road face a democratic challenger for 2012? bob woodward? >> i don't think so. who? chris: howard dean or this guy, russ feingold? >> you know, obama should be so lucky. chris: ok. katty kay. >> if obama ha

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. >>> cuban authorities are recovering body after they try to figure out what caused a plane crash. the aero caribbean was heading to havana yesterday when it crashed in a mountainous area. the plane first reported an emergency around 5:45 p.m. local time. then lost contact with air traffic controllers. witnesses say the plane made several sudden movements before crashing to the ground and bursting into flames. officials say there were 40 cubans and 28 foreigners but no americans on board. >>> in haiti, hurricane tomas is flooding a sea side town. town already devastated by an earthquake. in port-au-prince, more than a million people living in makeshift tents were told to leave. many have nowhere to go after january's devastating tremors destroyed their homes and neighborhoods. town getting pummeled is west of this capital city. the national hurricane center is predicting flash floods and mud slides in some areas. many of the residents are already ankle deep in mud. winds are reaching 85 miles per hour. >>> the complete lock down of a massive nasa research center is over. the center

but assassinating the former cuban leader has always been easier said than done.ew video game lets players take up that challenge. how cuba is reacting to this graphic game. >> reporter: a new american video game literally takes aim at cuba's fidel castro. one of the first missions in call of duty black ops is to rub out the young leader of the cuban revolution. and players appear to do just that. in disturbingly gory details. no official reaction in the government here in havana, but this state-run website denounced the game and inciting america's youth to behave like sociopaths. the site also ridicules the cia. what the united states couldn't accomplish in more than 50 years, they're now trying to do virtually, it says. in real life, castro survived scores of assassination attempts and outlasted ten u.s. administrations. illness forced him to step down in 2006, but after four years of seclusion, castro is back in action. he's not in power, but he's got his fatigues on and tours havana delivering endless speeches about the risk of nuclear war. cuba has taken a di

and a new call of duty, fidel castro, it's a controversial video game featuring the cuban leader in his heyday. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." president obama sending an urgent message from asia to americans who fear he's ready to flip-flop on tax cuts. our white house correspondent dan lothian pressed mr. obama about this issue during a news conference at the close of the g-20 summit in south korea. listen to this. >> after the midterm elections you said you were open to compromise on the bush tax cuts. >> uh-huh. >> i'm wondering if you're prepared today to say you're willing to accept a tax extension for the wealthiest of americans. and do you feel that the election has weakened you on the global stage? >> the answer to the second question is no. i any what we've seen over the last several days as we've traveled through asia is that people are eager to work with america, eager to engage with america. on economic issues, obscurity issues, on a whole range of mutual interests. and that's especially true in asia, where we see such enormous potential. this is the faste

in his private life, but during a time of the cuban missile crisis it was the opposite of reckless.so, what is the connection? >> guest: i don't think -- if i was a psychologist or sociologist, i might try and draw some statistical inference, but i don't think it would be worth a really. i think the fact that all these users were individuals. you need a hell of a lot of individuality and ambition to get from the white house. they were extraordinary care bears and going through extraordinary tension, just to get to the white house, let alone the responsibilities they carried. and how they managed their private lives differed from one to the other. i mean, harry truman is the perfect example of devoted has been. i love that story when he's in berlin, he's about to drop the atomic -- or decide whether to drop the atomic tom. and if put in a villa by the russians. and they see american infantry officers say mr. president, is there anything you need? i get you anything, anything you'd like. women. and truman says to them, signed, don't ever mention that again. i married my sweetheart. i

i mean clearly john kennedy behaved recklessly in his the cuban missile crisis that was the oppositeof reckless. so what is the connection? >> guest: i don't think, you know, if i was a psychologist or sociologist i might try and draw some statistical inference but i don't think it would be worth a really. i think the fact is all the caesars were individuals. if you need a hell of a lot of and about agility and ambition to get to the white house. they work stirred mary characters and going through extraordinary tensions just to get to the white house let alone the responsibilities they carried and how they manage their private lives differs from one to the other. harry truman is the perfect example of the devoted husband. i love that story, when he is in berlin. he is about to decide whether to drop the atomic bomb and he is put in a philip by the russians at pots dam and the american officers infantry says, mr. president is there anything unique? i can get you anything, anything you would like, women. and treman said to him, son, don't ever mention that again. i married my sweethear

i am a cuban-american and i am proud as a marker rubio. he is a fresh, young face who is a very articulate, who knows what it is like to lose your country because of his background. he knows about socialism and that it doesn't work. and the reason these democrats are going to lose this time is because they became arrogant, they decided what was good for us. they didn't care at the opinion of the people. that is why they are going down. and so is mr. obama. this is not a socialist country. and they should all be aware what it is like to be in a socialist country. i love my homeland, and i don't want to -- my grandchildren to lose it. host: democrat, who has impressed you most? caller: two people who impressed me. one is a national person and the other is a local candidate. i will start with the local candidate. i live in carroll county, maryland, which went for mccain in 2008 but we do have an active democratic citizens here. kimberly macal is running for commissioner and i believe she was inspired by obama's campaign. she is a young africa

. >>> the cuban government today is angry about the newly released video game call of duty black ops. that's because part of the war game features a mission to assassinate former cuban leader fidel castro. the game glorifies actual american attempts to have castro killed. he stepped down for health reasons in 2006. >>> two marin county business owners hurt by the new year's eve flood of 2005 lost a court battle with their landlords. the operators of two clothing boutiques trying to sue their landlords for $750,000. they claim that john and kate failed to warn them the building is in a flood zone. but yesterday the judge ruled in the landlord's favor saying they are victims like everyone else. >>> a long time catholic high school in santa rosa now scheduled for closure at the end of this school year. it's been in operation for 130 years as a private all girls school. last night school officials met with students and parents to explain their decision saying that it's due to a 30% drop in enrollment and a lack of money. the closure is a blow to generations of north bay families. >> i cam

no hay sobrevivientes, viajaban 40 cubanes.2 vidas. >> deslaves e inundaciones en san josÉ. la tragedia llevÓ a decretar duelo nacional en esa naciÓn centroamericana. (llanto) >> la destrucciÓn llegó a calle lajas con las lluvias de la madrugada y con ella el sufrimiento. conforme pasaron las horas quedaron al descubierto del derrumbe. >> hay familia, primos hermanos de mi esposo y familia allegada a Él. y venimos a ver porque los hijos mÍos todos han trabajado y desde las dos de la maÑana han sacado cuerpos y llegaron a las doce... porque ni cafÉ habÍamos tomado! nada del susto! >> las intensas lluvias llevaron al gobierno a activar la asistencia nacional de emergencias. cruz roja se sumÓ al rescate de los cuerpos. >> cruz roja, bomberos, municipalidad local, de san josÉ, etc.. >> desde la madrugada? >> desde las 5 de la maÑana se estÁ trabajando. >> cuÁl es la situaciÓn? cÓmo lo puede definir? >> mucho... niÑos... >> quienes pudieron rescataron algunas pertenencias o ayudaron a otros. >> ahÍ aparecieron los cuerpos. faltan do

cuban state media reports that a plane carrying 68 people went down in the central part of the countrysadly, there are no survivors and there are no survivors in the crash of a private plane in karachi, pakistan. that's where 21 people were on board that aircraft. in both incidents, the pilot had trouble and they reported trouble before crashing. >>> and the engine failure that prompted the world's biggest commercial aircraft to make an emergency landing thursday was probably caused by material failure or faulty design within the engine. that's according to the airline, qantas. it has grounded its fleet of airbus a-380s, a jet capable of carrying up to 800 people. >>> here's a look at other stories making news. three texas moms are behind bars after allegedly trying to steal hundreds of dollars in clothing from a department store. security video shows the women between 18 and 23 years old bringing their five young children along for the crime, which lasted about 20 minutes before security stepped in. they will each face up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine. the kids are now in the cu

. >>> we have got a brunch recipe today with a cuban twist.e for to you meet two- time james beard award winning chef, guillermo with restaurants all over the city, philadelphia and florida. we're glad he's here with us in washington. today, you are fixing french toast? >> yes. this is the additional french toast but from spain. you put a twist to it. >> what makes it different? >> we're stuffing it with mascarpone and cream cheese. then we bread with hazel nuts and -- >> all right. show me how you do that. >> very easily. make the mixture, put it in the pastry bag. put in hall la bread or whatever pred you like. >> hall la is the best. >> you squeeze it like that. >> and the bread will allow you to go so far and there you go. you put it in the freezer. when they are nice and frozen, you state police them and there you go. >> i see. by the way, the recipe is on our web site and you can try this at home. why do that when you can go to his restaurant. what do you do now? >> soak it in heavy cream, egg and more rum and frangellica. >> i like this

. >> people are dead after a cuban airliner crashed and burned. there were no survivors. the caribbean flight was en route and the plane was a twin disturbo prop. we do not believe any americans were on board. >> a ruling is expected in a child care case that account affect parents across the state. four working others asked a superior court judge to stop government cuts to child care programs. the governor cut part of a welfare to work program that provides child care for low income working parents. the mothers say the department of education failed to give parents alternatives. they are expected to give a written ruling early today around noon. >>> a san francisco poll worker accused of stealing 75 ballots fished out of a pond at the palace of fine arts. the motive remains unclear. there is no word on why or how a ballot machine turned up on a sidewalk in the city's tender loin district, but election officials think the ballots were counted before it was abandoned. it only intensifies the mess in tight rays. first the attorney general is too close to cal. kamala harris

there were 28 foreigners and 40 cubans on board that flight. >>> encouraging economic news.ent reports 151,000 jobs were added in october. but the unemployment rate stayed at 9.6%. cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante has reaction from the white house this morning. hey, bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, jeff, the president hailed the news but said it wasn't good enough. >> encouraging jobs report doesn't make a difference if you're still one of the millions of people who are looking for work and i won't be satisfied until everybody who is looking for a job can find one. so we've got to keep fighting for every job for every new business, for every opportunity to get this economy moving. >> reporter: and just after that statement, the president took off on what will be the longest foreign trip of his presidency, a ten-day journey to asia and a break from domestic politics, as well. the first stop is india where the president hopes to promote closer ties. he's bringing with him 250 u.s. businessmen. it is the largest delegation ever to trav

the cold war we all remember the missile crisis the missile cuban crisis in nineteen sixty two we did not have any illusions about the missiles and we know they are dangerous that's why from the very beginning when the republican administration in washington came up with the name of let's set a new project of missile defense for is to europe we came up with our proposal proposals to use a russian readers to stations and russian. possibilities. and an arm of year to be integral part of a new international a missile defense system which will based on principles of equal partnership and this is all a message donated today we believe in equal partnership we believe in a fifty fifty partnership and we do not believe in a younger orsini of brothers anymore do you think something like that something something like this need a new defense system this new alliance a joint anti missile system somehow that will be maybe. discussed in lisbon this week and i hope it will be discussed in lisbon this week because we have to move forward in our relationship with nato we have to do something creative

in florida, a 39-year-old cuban american will represent the u.s. senate for the republicans. maryland, the veteran barbara mikulski going back. and in oklahoma, the doctor, senator coburn going back to the u.s. senate. in north carolina, race just decided in the past few minutes. the results now in. burr over elaine marshall in the senate race there. in west virginia, a race so many have been watching. too early to call. manchin against renacci. >>> and in the nutmeg state, that's the lineup. the net gain at this hour for the republicans with two. it is where we begin. nbc "nightly news" this election night. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> our graphics showing the results in thus far. we just clocked past 8:30 in the eastern time zone. let's go into the by-the-numbers studio. chuck todd, our political director. you started with all kind offest elections around the country that you would be paying attention to before we got a lot of the raw vote. how are they shaping up. >> let me go to the senate. we talked about this already. west virginia will tell us ever

it appears that the cubans want to go their own way. they're going to allow self employment. raul castro has said about half a million workers are going to have to go because they're underpleammed and he'll encourage people to be employed in small industries but it doesn't appear they're going to embrace the market reform china has and it doesn't appear they'll give up state control of any of the major industries and businesses in the country. the other thing to watch for is it will give a clue as to who the next generation of leaders issue. there will be a party conference before the congress when they decide on the future composition of party leadership. while raul castro may be president, it's still his brother, fidel castro, who remains head of the all-powerful communist party. after that meeting, we may get an idea of who perhaps the next generation of leaders will be. >> a hard-line clearec thought to be in hiding in yemen who has encouraged attacks on americans says no permission is needed to kill them. anwar al-awlaki, born in the united states, delivered his video me

three female governors, a cuban american, marco rubio. i think john casek is more old wine in a new tea kettle. governor of ohio. i think these are people who are going to shake the party for the future. >> the big winner was the tea party movement. it is actually mainstream america. >> the ones she endorsed and the ones that made it? >> some tea party candidates did lose, but a good number of them did win. marco rubio, in big senate races. some of them did lose. but remember that the republican party's comeback is due in large part to the tea party movement because they reenergized the conservative base. and i would also say this, that the tea party movement now is going to have a huge impact on the republicans coming into the congress. and what happened is the direct result of the tea party strength was that the republicans were able to reverse the map of 2006 and 2008, reverse all of the democratic gains in the south, the midwest, and the mountain west, which is going to make 2012 much more difficult. >> you mean the tea party has to c

we did very well not only with the cuban vote but the non-cuban hispanic vote that is so critical in the i-4 corridor. and if you look at data in florida, the issues that were most important to latino voters this cycle were the exact same issues that were most important to white voters and african-american voters and every other voter segment and marco was able to tap into that. >> okay, sadly we only have time for one more question and that's yours. >> it's sort of two questions. one is very, very quick. the first is just -- is it proper etiquette at a panel discussion like this to clap after a panelist says something that you agree with? i've been noticing that happening a lot. >> yes. >> it is. >> if it's steve. and the second most serious question, it's been mentioned that there's been like tea party-like groups in the past and i just want to know historically how do they end? and is that end result likely for the tea party and for their leaders is well? >> well, i think -- >> sorry. >> cut in. yes, there have been absolutely other groups. i compare mostly to the goldwater moveme

propaganda operations hello my name is art all right meet the man at the forefront of this effort cuban american cold warrior and former head of the office of public diplomacy for latin america has the reputation of a tough operator that's why you are telling a lie employing special psychological operations experts to craft messages for the american public putting people secretly on the u.s. payroll reporters writers and having them then pretend to be independent and writing op ed pieces and nobody would know that this was a u.s. government financed and directed opinion but from these declassified documents we know that auto reich was behind these similar tactics were used by the bush administration and the lead up to the iraq war the iraq war is a textbook case of how a government or a couple within a government uses propaganda planting stories in the u.s. media to convert public opinion favorably toward a war within a matter of days on september eighth the new york times michael gordon judith miller published a front page long story you know which they talked about how u.s. intelligen

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a night of history for a son of cuban exiles.aughter of indian immigrants. >> now it's our turn and we get to start working for you. >> reporter: a reminder that candidates are sisters. >> i've never seen my brother cry. >> reporter: sons. and fathers. >> it was really tough for me, going around with my wife. >> and me, and mommy. >> reporter: america's biennial statement that votes do matter. >> i have something money can't buy. i have you. >> reporter: and dreams can come true. >> guess what? i'm going to be governor of ohio. >> reporter: and now our dreams are in the hands of a bartender's kid from ohio, the son of a single mom, in the middle of a storm of new faces. john berman, abc news, new york >> and their families give so much, too. we'll be reporting again from washington tomorrow night. until then, have a great evening. >>> the unlikely heroes of the world series anthem. "don't stop believing". >> today, hundreds of thousands of giants fans celebrated the fact they didn't. >> and this is the greatest state to be in now

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the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers . much brighter if you knew the song from silence to question its. stance on. parallel come to a business program here in r.t. thanks for joining me russia's economy slowed in the third quarter gross domestic product rose two point seven percent year on year after expanding five point two percent in the quarter to june the worst drought in fifty years hit crops and forced manufacturers to cut production the economy ministry says the heat wave will cost the country point eight percentage points of growth this year. now the g twenty leaders have delayed till next year any effort to deal with the trade and currency imbalances politicians meeting in south korea failed to reach agreement on key issues which could affect the recovery of the global economy instead they would merely watch for signs that countries are artificially deflating their currencies it will take no action by the reports on the divisions. reports of raised voices behind closed doors contrasts sharply with the image of uni

the biggest issues get the cuban voice face to face with the news makers. and i want to welcome to our business program thanks for joining me down plans to double oil production by the year twenty twenty and to new export markets but at the same time the country wants to diversify its economy and it's looking for foreign investors prime minister spoke exclusively with business r.t. about those plans. because i stand if known for the wall because we have a huge reserves of the natural resources before but over the minerals and etc but to be only support for resources to the war is not. just a nation is to be to have a competitor for a free market economy to her for a competitive. population with a higher standard of education mr prime minister it's been almost a year since the creation of the customs union of russia kazakstan and valorous how would you assess its work what problems have been revealed during this year and where has it been most successful of course we did have some difficulties the past may be will be some difficulties in the future but at th

. >> reporter: diandiane, the big story out of florida is marco rubio, the young charismatic cuban-american who is a rising star among conservative republicans. the latest polls show him with a commanding lead over democrat kendrick meek and independent charlie crist, the republican governor here who last april switched parties, declaring himself an independent. rubio is 39 years old, the father of four, and the first major candidate that the tea party embraced. he ran against the establishment here in florida. but he's not an extremist. he's managing to stay away from any silliness or craziness that might place him in the fringes of the gop. he's married to a former miami dolphins cheerleader who happens to be colombian. for the republicans, who have had trouble courting the hispanic vote, diane, rubio would be a tremendous asset. in fact, there's already talk that he's on the short list as a republican candidate for vice president in 2012. diane. >> right, john, thanks so much. and 14% of florida voters are hispanic. want to head out to washington state now, all the way on the other side