opponents were ee lated. >> i think it was a good thing. that type of hate speech and rhetoric has no place here >> it was disappointing. i wish he came and supported us, but at the end of the day i'm still voting for donald trump. nothing has changed >>> we have syria's foreign minister speaking. let's listen in to see what he has to say. >> translation: an inland invasion, then they spoke about decision. no-one can dare to send boots on the ground in syria. that's why these reports. they spoke about all the coalition countries to be present on the ground at the last statement made by the president obama he made it clear that he is not going to send troops. those willing to enter on their own let them have advancement in yemen first. a few days ago they spoke about plan b. two days ago u.s. secretary of state john kerry says there is no plan b. that's why all these media reports are false. however, to those i say, and i remind them of history, what happened in syria in 1925. when the major syrian revolution erupted as a result of the attem

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ee. >> it would have been better to have happened sooner, but it is never too late for good things. >>reporter: for most, they want to see an economic impact from the relationship which is why obama's decision to further loosen restrictions on trade and travel to cuba is widely seen as a significant pre-visit gift. >> translation: the process has to be accelerated because no-one knows who will be in the white house next. we still have two or three months for obama to exhaust all the possibilities of breaking down economic barriers with cuba. that would really have an impact. >> reporter: but some staunch communists fear too much of an impact. all this military hardware at the museum of the revolution is a reminder of the cold war. yet there are those who believe cuba is still under threat, but this time from an american economic invasion which they suspect ultimately aims to change this country's political system. in that context, presidential obama's visit here is seen as the trojan horse. cuban government opponents and human rights activists are divided between those who say obama is

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well tucker and i will get on thel ee road to make our way to rock rockville on time.rockvi we hope to see you at ihopp later. lateks veryr much. let's head back over to the lot of right now and check in wovitn maureen and wisdom if as todayoy has not been ready guys.dys. the gloves are off.e gles a you're out of the kitchen much what's coming up on good day.d >> we got more serious stuff tof talk about other than what's going on in the kitchenn the following details of veryils v bizarre home invasion inio maryland. bob barnard is live at the top t with details.etls >> it's another big day for ther presidential candidates.andida we have previews of the what tot expect.expect. >> also at 9a a big legal victory for erin andrews.nd the jury's decision want could u happen next. nt. >>> plus one college is banningn energy drinks but the not whyhet you would think. thi dr. mike has that for us that'st coming up at 9:30. 9 >> do you ever share on socialeo media about your relationship? >> uh-huh.. >> most couples do.oues >> they're a new study about over sharing.hari sarah fraser is back to discussd what that's all about

late justice, scla antonin scalia, the supreme court heard arguments as hundreds rallied outside the course. the case involves a 2013 texas law that restricts doctors who perform abortions in women ee's a massive impact for years to come. one effect could be, what effect will justice scalia's death have on the outcome? >> joining me now on set, scotus blog editor, amy howe, and from the front steps of the supreme court, our justice correspondent, pete williams. pete, let me start with you. so help me out here. what is the question in front of the court? >> the question is whether this texas law is unconstitutional, whether it is too much of a burden on a woman's right to choose, violating the fundamental right to access to abortion. this texas law has two components, it says that doctors performing abortions have to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and it says the clinics themselves have to be built to the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers. now, the court is evenly divided now with justice scalia gone, four liberals, four conservatives. the four more liberal members of the court seem pretty clearly to believe that this law is unconstitutional. they say there'