daniel schwindler, al jazeera havana. >> and a great deal more on our website, all the stories at aljazeera.com. >> searching for the missing in the mediterranean. another boat of migrants sinks. >>> and arrest in minnesota and california six people charged with supporting terrorism. >>> and investing in cuba, american and corporate leaders visit havana. there is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm tony harris. european officials just wrapped up an emergency meeting over the migrant crisis in the mediterranean hours after another shipwreck this one along the coast of greece. >> i would say that today we have a new european level of awareness that this is a european issue. not of single member states. and that we need to act. to act fast. and to act united. this is not just a call from some but a response from all. >> rescuers today plucked people from the waters near the greek island of rhodes. at least three people died, man woman and child. rescue workers are working off the libyan coast to recover bodies from the worst tragedy ever charlie angela reports. >> a woman tries to prote

daniel schwindler reports. >> the americans are coming but not in the way that cuba has so long anticipated. these visitors are here from a washington organize to talk about mutual understanding and political cooperation. >> while i finally came to the roiftion that look, if you do if samedothe same thing for year after year, maybe you should do something else. we are now trying something else at long last. >> reporter: many on boast sides of the florida straits are anticipating and planning for substantial financial investment. the tourists are already here but this is just the beginning. plenty more visitors will be coming from the united states. but they won't all be following the tourist trail. many are coming to invest and not in a way that cuba has seen for 50 years. but the united states economic embargo, cuba calls it a blockade remains. the restriction was not as it was intended, toppling the government. discussions in washington and havana to have it lifted in the meantime preparations are being made. >> translator: they come as tourists, but when you talk to them you find they're

daniel schwindler reports. >> the anticipated meeting is something on everybody's mind here. it has been sings since back in december. the changes have coming in recent years have come very slowly and often haven't affected the vast majority of the population. ul first offirst of all cuba 'wants to be removed from the list of states sponsoring terrorism. then they want to see the embargo lifted, most people say the embargo is still in place and i think people here do recognize that 50 years of animosity, 50 years of recentsment will not be removed overnight and there is still a lot of negotiation to be done, a lot of bricks to be built before any kind of relations are established between the two countries. the officials are talking and with the two presidents shaking hands a symbolic jest chur will be made, which will allow the two downs establish the retles much, much quicker but it is a subject owner all eyes on panama and that meeting on two presidents great sense of home, they are cautiously optimistic they are aware of upon issues that lie ahead. >> india has agreed to f

daniel schwindler, al jazeera. >>> same sex couples have the same as straight to marry?we will preview the arguments and find out what to look for from the justices. that's it, thanks for watching, "america tonight" is up next i will see you again in an hour but we end this hour with video a liker captured when chile's calbuco volcano first erupted. >> a possible break through in autism treatment for the very young. >> by 15 months he just started engaging. his language started coming. i remember just thinking, i think he's getting this. >> breaking the silence when autism and innovation meet. >> hi. >> hi. >> hello siri. >> hello. >> and letting go. the search for support when children grow up. >> parents are scared to d

as daniel schwindler reports they are hoping that the decades old embargo will soon be lifted. >> reporter: the americans are coming but not in a way the cuban government had for so long anticipated. these visitors are here from a washington organization to talk about mutual understanding and political cooperation. >> we finally came to the realization look if you do the same thing year after year, for 50 years and it doesn't work, maybe you should try something new. something else. and so we are now trying something else, at long last. >> reporter: many on both sides of the florida straits are anticipating and planning for substantial financial investment. the tourists are already here but this is just the beginning. plenty more visitors will be coming from the united states but they won't all be following tourist trail. many are coming to invest in a way that cuba hasn't seen for 50 years.but the u.s. economic embarembargo, cuba calls it a blockade. but without the intended toppling the government. the intention in washington and havana is to have it lifted, in the meantime, preparations

in tonight's off the radar segment, daniel schwindler reports from buenos ayers. >> mechita is a town from another era a once bustling railroad town. with the aguer tienwith the argentine railway system being retain. >> we hope it will pick up now at least a little. >> reporter: nowhere felt the effects of privatization more than mechita. these men spent their lives their career here. these are railway men. >> translator: we'd see 200 passengers coming from bregado sometimes 250 three times a day one way three times back. that was from 1945 onwards. >> reporter: this workshop was one teeming with life, with activity. it is a graveyard a victim of privatization. the only sound the memories of a way of life of a railway system the way it was. >> the steam trains were emotional, now just pull a lever and they move but with the steam trains you had to check so many things to ensure it was running smoothly. >> the argentine privatization of the railway system didn't work. a series of accidents like this one in 2012 in buenos aires in which 51 people died. the government is also retaking co

daniel schwindler al jazeera havana. >>> days after the rebels lost at tikrit. >> coming up how a new push could affect the move into anbar province. province. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm barbara serra. >> i'm antonio mora. coming up, the accused mastermind of a terror attack is freed on bail. >> and how the chernobyl disaster is still affecting people in ukraine 29 years later. >>> across the united states, the governor of illinois declared two counties disaster areas, today an ef 5 tornado caused huge damage last nights. rescue crews are still searching tonight. >> hillary clinton is expected to make a major announcement this weekend expected to announce her bid for presidency on sunday and expected to do so vie social media. the first democrat oenter the race coming up at 11:00 how other democrats are trying to make a name for themselves in the race. >>> federal officials in kansas are accusing a 20-year-old man of planning a suicide attempt at a naval base. john t. booker, wanted to bomb the fort riley army base on behalf of i.s.i.l. >> a set back for iraq's governm

daniel schwindler, al jazeera mothevideo. . >> drawing was on the cover of the paper right after chabd charlie hebdo, many. >> nelson mandela's widow is taking issue with how south africa is dealing with attacks. at a funeral for a mozambique man, south africa and the surrounding countries must provide more economic opportunity. at least seven foreigners have been killed over the last month in south africa. >> 40 years after the end of the viet flam war meet the man behind the nation's memorial to those who died in the fighting. >> his newest projects to honor veterans. >> and the u.s. steps up to end a political crisis in burundi. burundi. >> clashes erupt id between opposing groups of students in central bolivia. 200 police officers responded using tear gas and rubber bullets. it started when one group of students blocked another from attending class. protests and a strike have been ongoing at the university for three weeks following the administration's decision to promote 1200 lecturers whom they consider unqualified. after days of violence between protesters and police the u.s. is