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miles de ellos, hicieron sus trámites niveles cuando llegaron a miami, huyendo del gobierno de fidel castroyoani sánchez respondió preguntas sobre el espinozo tema hay muchas personas en miami que consideran que debe quedarse en pie para de alguna manera presionar al gobierno de la habana, ella piensa diferente. >>> reconoció que no es lo mismo hablar sobre el embargo en otros lugares donde hoy incluso hubschmhubo manifestaciones criticando su postura sobre el tema pero mantuvo su posición. >>> he nacido un lugar donde se trata de justificar con el embargo de la falta de libertad en la calle, la ausencia de papas en nuestros platos, la carencia de tomates en el mercado. entonces, bueno, soy critica precisamente porque desde pequeña me han querido hacer creer que todo es culpa del embargo ¿no?. >>> público fue diverso de conocidas figuras del exilio histórico y jóvenes universitarios todos parecieron vez deudos por sus palabras. >>> no tienen compromiso, de viejas generaciones que por supuesto se ha levantado frente a los castro. entonces, aplaudimos aunque no sea completa la consciencia con

government restricted travel to cuba for its citizens after fidel castro took power in 1959 althoughtional and cultural exchanges are allowed, the state-run cuban website says the couple was in cuba as tourists. and the florida lawmakers also believe that was the case. we have tried repeatedly to reach out to beyonce and jay-z for comment on this but so far unsuccessful. >> so describe the rules here. what is the proper thing they needed to do before they could travel? >> for the average american, it's nearly impossible to go to cuba. but the reality is what happens is americans who want to go either travel to mexico or to canada. and then from there travel to havana. and the cubans know this so well that they don't stamp their passports. so it happens all the time. now, if you want to go the legal way, it's nearly impossible unless it is a trip sanctioned by the state department, it's educational or cultural in purpose, or you are a state official. say you want to sell something to cuba, you have a fact finding mission. that way it's a lot easier to go. but for the average american

. >> fidel castro, it's awesome. >> it's like the opium of the people.keeps the masses like these people at bay. the bad thing is they all have the right to vote, these fans. just like the jodi arias trial, it keeps these people happy and satiated. >> i'm not going to agree with you until commercial break. >> dana, you began your career in little people wrestling. what was your ring name? >> that's not what i want to be called. i'm a little more sensitive to your viewers. >> yes. >> i don't know anything about wrestling. >> what was her name? >> i don't know anything about wrestling. >> and then i would do that. >> body slam. >> wonder woman moves? >> yes. >> i don't even know what that was. >> that was adorable. >> you would always win because you would erupt in a cutegasm. >> all right, we've got to close things out with a postgame wrap-up from andy levy, who is horrible. see clips of recent shows, go to foxnews.com/redeye. it will if it's new outlast stay fabulous foundation. it's a primer, concealer and foundation in one for all day flawless skin. ne

. >> i've been raised among so many cubans, the victims of fidel castro, the children of those prisoners, children that were executed by the cuban government. when are we going to go there? we're going to be there when they let us. governments have been complicit with a repressive regime that have taken their human rights and dignities for 54 years and a government that have stood against that. so we are not going to go into cuba not even if president obama wants to do it. i am tired of hearing political candidates tell me when they come to miami how much attention they're going to pay to latin america only to put it in the bucket of neglect once they get elected because there's always an excuse of why it doesn't happen. but i think we cannot forget that just 90 miles from the shores of florida live people who have lived without freedom for 54 years. tavis: supervisor, i wonder because oftentimes we don't connect these dots. but i wonder how our relation or lack there of with cauntri like mexico or a country like mexico ultimate impacts the domestic agenda, how that relationship impacts

who's a or always cuban to label former comrades or fidel castro he made the transition from marxism to capitalism with the greatest of ease. for him colombia is the new eldorado. it's very profitable to invest in colombia we did very profitable. very high return on investment and a large reserves of natural resources to exploit it all in and what's more the easy resources they want to fight in other countries behold the fruit on the lower branches of the tree has been eaten and the any fruit left is at the top. whereas here there's still a lot of fruit left to pick up. but for the time being grown colombia is obliged to share its fruit while it officially wholly owns the enormous ago via deposit illegal mines have sprung up like mushrooms all over its concession. rafael to bone he's a manager oath. and a legal mind that has developed into a small company he and his partners were employed by the former company frontino gold mines bought out by grown colombia they've set up their activity here without authorization. and i guess i'm sad that felt right i wouldn't understand it that it

who's a or always cuba to label former comrades or fidel castro he made the transition from marxism to capitalism with the greatest of ease. for him colombia is the new eldorado. it's very profitable to invest in colombia we did very profitable and there's a very high return on investment and a large reserves of natural resources to exploit it all human and what's more the easy resources they want to place they you know the countries behold the fruit on the lower branches of the tree has been eaten and the any fruit left is at the top . whereas here there's still a lot of fruit left to pick up. but for the time being grown colombia is obliged to share its fruit while officially wholly owns the enormous ago via deposit illegal mines have sprung up like mushrooms all over its concession. rafael to bone he's a manager oath. and a legal mind that has developed into a small company he and his partners were employed by the former company frontino gold mines bought out by grown colombia they've set up their activity here without authorization. and i guess i gotta tell right i couldn't underst

of former cuban president fidel castro have emerged. the rare photos of 86-year-old was taken in an interview last month. the former leader has been suffering from poor health in recent years but remains politically active. his last public appearance was in february when he attended the opening session of the national assembly. police in number and are planning a major security operation at head of the funeral of margaret thatcher. there are fears that some people may try to disrupt the service which will be -- the former prime minister will be given a funeral with phil -- full military honors. parliament will meet for a special session and her honor. a handwritten letter announcing one of the most significant studies of modern science goes under the hammer in new york in a few hours. announcingto his son the discovery of dna double helix is addicted to draw seven figures. showcasing wares in switzerland. $45 million negotiated to produce ideas on offer in the international exhibition of inventions. tim is at the show in geneva. >> hund

policy that forced fidel castro to abdicate it to his brother raul.e critics question the effectiveness of u.s. policy and the u.s. chamber of commerce has urged president obama to drop the embargo citing $1.2 billion burden it poses on the u.s. economy. the cuban government uses the embargo as a perennial scapegoat blaming it for shortages on food and medicine. after half a century of passing the buck on failed policy, is it finally time that the buck stops right here with the carters? joining me now, la san droe perez, a cuban american and professor and chair of the department of latin american studies at john j college. fernandez, associate professor of sociology at queens college and the graduate center at cuny and the author of cuba, represent. lisa cook who has been here for days now. i love her, she hangs out with us. she's a professor at michigan state university and from washington, d.c., the director of the u.s. cuba democracy pact. ma ris yoe, i want to start with you. let me just ask, is it time to lift the sanctions? >> no, absolutely not

thousand nine hundred eighty one fourteen hundred paramilitary troops botched the trying to overthrow fidel castro in cuba a foil lawsuit basically demanded the government released documents about this event and what it revealed exactly i mean bay of pigs is kind of different and while we're talking about canada this is a perfect example in fact bay of pigs is one of those things that you know it's kind of a roadmap for what the united states shouldn't be doing in the united states what was revealed in doesn't level under the under the foil lawsuit the documents that were revealed was less controversial and more kind of like wow we really suck at our jobs in terms of what the cia is capable of it was more of of hiding hiding the embarrassment of what was going on we're talking about fourteen thousand paramilitary troops several dozens of people died in this and i mean it just goes to show you that horrible horrible things can go one way in broad daylight and we're still you know we're still trying to hide the government is still trying to try to keep it from the american people it's just you know

raoul castro who is fidel castro's brother, raoul castro had an inclination to be more of a free markettesthan fidel did. he was the harsh communist. raoul may be more of a markettest. it may be time to open up trade. they certainly have beautiful beaches. they certainly have tremendous amount of industry, sugar, petroleum, whatnot. it may be time to stop this nonsense of fighting with them if they would open up at least diplomatic relationships with us. by the way, one last thought. china's communist too. we travel to china. >> you know, i think just watching the growth from you on that statement alone i think is worthwhile seeing it you are right. raoul, when fidel dies if he ever dies is, i think inclined. when you listen to what he said when he took over when his brother was really sick, i think, look, let's face it, there is so much businesses ready to jump on that island and grab ahold of had it because there is a gold mine and it's only 90 miles away. >> ladies in white political dissident group they work peacefully against the regime. united in grief. wear white to represent peace a

after fidel castro took power in 1959, the u.s. outlawed tourism there.eyonce and jay-z were photographed in havana last week. they were apparently celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary on the communist island nation. i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. still ahead. a warning what's in red meat that could lead to heart disease. plus: which airline just received the top ranking. next. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. it's not what you think. it's a phoenix with 4 wheels. it's a hawk with night vision goggles. it's marching to the beat of a different drum. and where beauty meets brains. it's big ideas with smaller footprints. and

when fidel castro is running the place and his brother raoul, whatever he was, one of his chiefs in thes more market -- he was a free market kind of guy. he was pushing cuba towards better trade with countries that didn't want to do -- >> jay-z says in this rap that is basically saying whatever he is saying to republicans and he talks about the administration and i'm going to commit a crime that's more important than that. you would never be able to say that in cuba. and the political dissidents in cuba deserve somebody better than jay-z and beyonce who go there on a glark if you are going to auto go to a communist country and get a special visa with a country of brutal oppression and racism and anti-americanism. have the guts -- >> china. much worse than cuba. >> it looks like china is making progress. >> not only china, venezuela. you can go to venezuela. it's the same thing. anyone think that venezuelan is not leftist or communist. >> don't we have a really cool wrap up here? >> dana you did some undercover work. >> i was inspired earlier it today when i was reading. this rap is such

travel to cuba was banned in 1959, after fidel castro took power. >>> and the holy grail of baseball goes for a whopping $2.1 million at an auction yesterday. the 1909 honus. wagner card about 1 of 50 in existence. the buyer is choosing to be a n anonymous but a wealthy investor and baseball fan. $2.1 million is the highest price ever paid in a public auction. >>> enough about baseball, this is college basketball's biggest weekend. the final four are down to two. and talk about some gorgeous weather here in atlanta. meteorologist alexandria steele is us with this morning. weather for saturday's game was fantastico. what happens for the next one? >> beautiful, really. the warmest temperatures we have seen in atlanta since the beginning of the year. beautiful temperatures and the rain, the clouds, the cold temperatures as we take a live look outside. we're just driving into work this morning. waiting and looking at all the people running around still out there after a really fun weekend and beautiful conditions for it. of course, from the basketball to golf, we're going to cover you wi

. >> fidel castro, it's awesome. >> it's like the opium of the people.t keeps the masses like these people at bay. the bad thing is they all have the right to vote, these fans. just like the jodi arias trial, it keeps these people happy and satiated. >> i'm not going to agree with you until commercial break. >> dana, you began your career in little people wrestling. what was your ring name? >> that's not what i want to be called. i'm a little more sensitive to your viewers. >> yes. >> i don't know anything about wrestling. >> what was her name? >> i don't know anything about wrestling. >> and then i would do that. >> body slam. >> wonder woman moves? >> yes. >> i don't even know what that was. >> that was adorable. >> you would always win because you would erupt in a cutegasm. >> all right, we've got to close things out with a postgame wrap-up from andy levy, who is horrible. see clips of recent shows, go to foxnews.com/redeye.

i know you emigrated with your family at a young age from cuba, to escape the reign of fidel castro. were you old enough to feel his limiting power then? >> no, but, listen, it is a very clear -- you can look this up very clearly. one of the first things that fidel castro did when he came into power was to absolutely round up all private firearms in the hands of citizens. and basically declared a statement monopoly on the ownership of firearms. so this is a subject i feel very strongly about. i fought for my entire life and i will continue to do so. i think we are going down the wrong path. these kinds of laws -- go ahead. >> let me just be clear. this is not -- this could -- this is proposed legislation, this compromise that we're hearing about, this is not universal background check chec. it doesn't actually include private transactions, so if somebody wants to sell a gun to their neighbor but your neighbor is not well in the mind so to speak, you could still do that. as a supporter of second amendment rights, how does that sit with you? >> well, let me start we saying, you know wh

travel was banned in 1959 after fidel castro took power. >>> and the holy grail of baseball cards soldor a whopping $2.1 million at auction. the 1909 card is about one of 50 in existence. the buyer is choosing to remain anonymous but being called a wealthy investor and baseball fan. i bet he is. $2.1 million is the highest price ever paid for a baseball card in a public auction. from baseball to basketball of course, the ncaa final is tomorrow night. and we have beautiful weather here in atlanta. meteorologist alex and ra steel is in our weather center. what can they expect? >> a million dollar forecast. i got a million dollars a day and even better for the masters. hi everyone waking up on this sunday morning. hope you have a great day. watching basketball late last night today in atlanta, sunny, 74 degrees, well above average. the clouds, the cold, the rain it's all gone. tomorrow 78 degrees. beautiful conditions. maybe you're going to stay in town, how about this, hit atlanta and go east to augusta. masters, we're going to see it start on monday of course if you're out there for may

add this to jay-z's 99 problems, congressional scrutiny over his getaway with beyonce to fidel castro's backyard. >>> president obama is in the skies aboard air force one planning to touch down in hartford, connecticut, where he's making a last-ditch effort to keep his gun control agenda alive. the president will speak about 50 miles from newtown where 26 people including 20 children were gunned down in december, as if you could forget. now nearly four months later, the shock has faded and so has the support for tougher gun laws. the senate will begin debating new legislation as early as this week, but the president doesn't even have enough support within his own party for his fondest wish, a new ban on some types of semiautomatic rifles sometimes called assault weapons. senator richard blumenthal of connecticut joins us. senator, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, jake. >> senator, i wanted to ask you about this emphasis on so-called assault weapons, these types of semiautomatic rifles being banned in connecticut and then also a push to do the same on a federal level. according to a

who's a or always cuban to label former comrades or fidel castro he made the transition from marxism to capitalism with the greatest of ease. for him colombia is the new eldorado. it's very profitable to invest in colombia we did a very profitable is a very high return on investment and a large reserves of natural resources to exploit it all in and what's more the easy resources they want to place that you know the countries all the food on the lower branches of the tree has been eaten and the only fruit left is at the top. whereas here there's still a lot of fruit left to pick up. but for the time being grown colombia is obliged to share its fruit while it officially wholly owns the enormous ago via deposit illegal mines have sprung up like mushrooms all over its concession. rafael to bone he's a manager oath. and a legal mind that has developed into a small company he and his partners were employed by the former company frontino gold mines bought out by grown colombia they've set up their activity here without authorization. and i guess i gotta tell right that i wouldn't understand

with a major oil supplier and, a country that chavez transformed into a socialist ally of cuba's fidel castro. earlier this week the reclusive castro paid a musical tribute to chavez, no doubt because capriles has vowed to turn off the flow of subsidized oil to the communist country so maduro has served as head of state since december, when chavez flew to cuba for cancer treatment. the 50-year-old former bus driver routinely invokes chavez's name-- here, describing an unusual encounter with a bird during a visit to chavez's boyhood home. >> ( translated ): the bird looked at me strangely, whistled a little, circled me and left. i felt his spirit of chavez, i felt as though he gave us a blessing, telling us today the battle starts, go to victory, we have our blessings; that's how i felt. >> woodruff: what's more, maduro has at his disposal the sweeping power that chavez consolidated in the presidency during his 14 years in office. that includes broad control of the media, with its frequent invocations of chavez, including this cartoon showing the leader welcomed in heaven by various latin amer

, the cia concluded this had to be a plot and they actually thought there was a case to indict fidel castro. the ambassador whose name was thomas mann and not the author thomas mann that the friend of lyndon johnson thomas mann began collecting evidence in mexico city. a week later they decided this would be disastrous that we could wind up in a war with cuba or maybe russia that we didn't want. the one man alone very, loughner no one else involved and thomas mann was the ambassador to mexico and was fired. that case was within three weeks but before the warren commission began sitting down for its meetings, the political atmosphere was such that they moved. he was a demented loughner and let's leave it at that. >> one thing to remember, it doesn't take a conspiracy for this kind of thing to happen. i am not at fan of conspiracy and i am not a conspiracy theorist. all that takes is pressure to believe axe rather than wimax. the human mind consciously or subconsciously does all of the rest of the work. if there is a reason for you to believe something, you will find a way to believe it, desp

the ban has been in foecket since fidel castro took power back in 1959.stration lifted some travel restrictions. they instituted a people-to- people travel proem that promotes an educational exchange. >>> in orange county, a popular former adult movie star is facing battery charges. police say jenna jamieson, former porn star, assaulted someone saturday evening. after the attack, reportedly, the victim made a citizen's arrest and called the police and then the police arrested jenna jamieson. she was released without posting bail. she later tweeted that a female friend broke into her home and robbed her. >>> 8:52. the world health organization is negotiating with china to send a team of experts to investigate a new strain of bird flu. the w.h.o. says it has no evidence that the strain is being transmitted to person to person. can china is working on a vaccine and asking its citizens to avoid contact with live poultry. 21 people have been inconnected. sicts of them have died -- six of them have died. >>> a trial about whether baby foods should contain warni

the ban has been in foecket since fidel castro took power back in 1959.ast year, the obama administration lifted some travel restrictions. they instituted a people-to- people travel proem that promotes an educational exchange. >>> in orange county, a popular former adult movie star is facing battery charges. police say jenna jamieson, former porn star, assaulted someone saturday evening. after the attack, reportedly, the victim made a citizen's arrest and called the police and then the police arrested jenna jamieson. she was released without posting bail. she later tweeted that a female friend broke into her home and robbed her. >>> 8:52. the world health organization is negotiating with china to send a team of experts to investigate a new strain of bird flu. the w.h.o. says it has no evidence that the strain is being transmitted to person to person. can china is working on a vaccine and asking its citizens to avoid contact with live poultry. 21 people have been inconnected. sicts of them have died -- six of them have died. >>> a trial about whether baby

who's a or always cuban the late the former comrades or fidel castro he made the transition from marxism to capitalism with the greatest of ease. for him colombia is the new eldorado. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with the very profitable. very high return on investment and a large reserves of natural resources to exploit that all human and what's more easy resources they want a place that you know the country is behold the fruit on the lower branches of the tree has been eaten and the any fruit left is at the top. whereas here there's still a lot of fruit left to pick up. but for the time being grown colombia is obliged to share its fruit while it officially wholly owns the enormous ago via deposit illegal mines have sprung up like mushrooms all over its concession. rafael to bone he's a manager oath and a legal mind that has developed into a small company he and his partners were employed by the former company frontino gold mines bought out by grown colombia they've set up their activity here without authorization. and i guess i'm sad though right i couldn't understand it

. >>> fidel castro is urging his ally north korea to avoid war.rned that the korean situations represents quotes, one of the most serious dangers of nuclear war since the 1962 cuban missile crisis. those are the headlines. get you back to adam and tracy. tracy: i watched the mickey mouse club. >> me too. tracy: i wanted to be a mousketeer. i really did. i had two left feet and couldn't sing and there is that. >> thank you. >> macy's and jcpenney are back in court over the battle over martha stewart home goods but cording a report jcpenney may be preparing for a loss. we have judge andrew napolitano. i find this so interesting because the judge could determine whether or not they can sell goods they already own? >> yes. this is a nonjury trial. this is the interpretation of contracts. here is the question. when martha stewart entered into an exclusive contract with macy's, exclusive, meaning only macy's will sell her products. tracy: right. >> did she have the right it enter into another contract with jcpenney. if she did not, then that contract is

is fidel castro worse than kim jong un? as jeff tweeted. so beyonce and jay-sdwl are in cuba.can should have the right to travel there. as influential cuban dissident points out, the ban on american tourism simply gives castro an excuse to blame the country's problems on the united states. the talk back question for you today, should americans be allowed to travel freely to cuba? facebook.com/carolcnn, facebook.com/carolcnn or tweet me at carolcnn. ♪ [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is so effective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ [ female announcer ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ we know the value of your at ueducation of phoenix is where it can take you. [now arriving: city hospital] which is why we're proud to help connect our students with leading employer

i always wondered why fidel castro did not take over guantanamo bay when he came to power in the late950's and later during the missile crisis? i would think of that time the soviets would have pressured him. i was wondering how the u.s. was able to keep it. guest: a great question. i actually pondered that myself when i first came to the pentagon and started going to guantanamo. guantanamo has put together a history book, which i believe you can get. let me try to answer your question briefly. not around in 1903 when we signed a lease with the government of cuba. the lease is unique. it has five characteristics. the most interesting, besides the fact of it to pay in gold bouillon is both sides have to agree to terminate the lease. so we have had a naval presence at guantanamo since then. it has been a refueling station. there appears there. warships go in there. , ships -- coast guard ships go in there. is served a critical role during the clinton administration when we had a huge migrant operation where thousands of people left their country on rafts and other devices to flee the co

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if someone gets to our shores from cuba, because of our government's hatred of fidel castro, they aregiven asylum. i have always felt that to be an unfair, unequal application of the law. guest: congress disagreed with you when it passed the cuban adjustment act. host: charlie, new castle, pennsylvania. republican caller. -- oncei wanted to know people are given asylum here, do they check on these people? that evenke sure though they have asylum here that it is ok for them to stay here? do they ever check that out to make sure if they are meeting all the qualifications and all the things that they need to do so that we do not have another thing happen like we just had? thank you. guest: there are two warm bomb --- those cold war there are two more bumps after asylum. after everything they have said and presented, it has to be checked again, they have to go through another set of screenings by the security agencies. then if they apply for citizenship, naturalization, it gets through another net -- another examination. if they have committed any crimes in the meanwhile, all of that is t

margaret thatcher first and fidel castro second. she was that tough.a video and came to all the funerals. a male/female part of it. she was flirtatious with him and they loved each other. it was quite a deep bond. >> you know, it's very interesting what andrea said, mika, about there being a flurtitious relationship there. katy aleluded to this earlier. she seemed so tough on tv. but, again, she was a woman and she could be very flirtatious and she had, she knew how to use that between hammering a guy and she also knew how to be sweet and, at times, appeared to be differential. she was just shrewd. with everything she had. >> but, again, to be that tough. for andrea mitchell to say that was one of her toughest inert views, that's saying a lot. chris matthews, again, that sort of balance of charming and sweet and ultimately being known around the world for iron lady for some real key lady. where do you think that came from? >> everybody in public life have ten personaliurse naersonalitie in play. we know that from politics and maybe media, too. i met on

as far as i know fidel castro has been sanctioned economically for 62 years and i don't see it going anywhere so i'm a skeptic about sanctions. people survive in their a lot of ways to settle oil. we are making it harder for the iranians to settle oil to china. they have had some courtesy deals where they are playing games with the turks with the leader of and cutting back. incorporated some complicated banking ways to squeeze them. the deal has always been on the table because let me say again and again, there is no evidence the american, british, swedish, german empirically no evidence that they are intelligent -- the iranians have done anything to weaponized. we can't find it. we would like to say that maybe it's because they are hiding it well but you can't believe how good we are looking. it's an all court press. we have done amazing stuff and i've written about some of it. once bush was out of office i felt free to write about the stuff i know, but so we are sanctioning them to stop them from making a weapon for which we have no intelligence which is always a complicated situat

a long-standing ban on tourist trips to the communist run island, dominated for decades by fidel castrong the famous married couple who appeared at the president's inauguration and raised money for the obama campaign. >> make some noise for your president barack obama! >> reporter: now looking like tourists in cuba. that outraged cuban americans, including two florida republican house makers who fired off a letter to the obama administration. despite the clear prohibition against tourism in cuba, numerous press reports describe the couple's trip as tourism. adding the restrictions are meant to prevent u.s. dollars from supporting a murderous regime. the treasury department does grant some licenses for americans to visit if their purpose for going meets specific criteria. but as for beyonce and jay-z was no info was coming from the treasury and an official said it has a long-standing policy not licenses. representatives for beyonce and jay-z are not saying anything about the circumstances of their trip. the house members want to know if and how and by whom the trip was approved. they cla

the elite don't get in trouble and i will also tell you as far as i know fidel castro has been sanctioned economically for 62 years and they don't see them going anywhere so i'm a skeptic about sanctions because people people survived and there's a lot of ways to sell oil. we are making it harder for the iranians to sell oil to china. they have had some currency deals where they have been playing games with the turks and the lira and the changing of the gold. the deals have always been on the table because let me say again and again, there is no evidence in the american, british, swedish, german, empirically no evidence in their intelligence agencies that the iranians have actually done anything to weaponize. we can't find it. we would like to think that maybe it's because they are hiding it well but you can't believe how good we are at looking. we have done amazing stuff that i think about some of -- once bush was out of office i felt free to write about something else. so you know we are sanctioning them to stop them from making a weapon for which we have no intelligence in may king whi

under fidel castro cuba has seen the most significant reforms in decades. they losened controls. able to travel without having to procure an exit visa. you see some of them coming through washington recently. cell phones are allowed. there is loosening of the economic rule of the state as massive public sector layoffs and openings for private enterprise. these are probably faster than cuba watchers would have expected but they're still quite slow. and so will cuba continue to reform? yes but with continued relentless gradualism as some have coined this. one question in cuba, what will be the impact of the death of chavez? will that change the trajectory or the speed of reform? it might make the administration have to reform more quickly than they would have liked. so that's something to watch. growth in latin america as always is highly dependent on external factors. and so the growth of the u.s., eu and chinese markets will determine how, in large part how latin america goes, commodity markets are important. so these cases that we discussed are actual turning points towards more

as recently as about 1996 cuba specifically fidel and raul tm castro, as leaders of the communistp< tyrannicaltional air space. and that shootdown resulted in thee! g to do any ill will toward the castro regime. this was an act of terrorism that deaths of american citizens. also there are many acts that they have been complicit in. for example, they harbor folks from the farc a columnbian organization. i could go -- and a litany of -- >> let me stop you there. let me stop you there mentioned mentioned farc specifically so does juliette in her column. if i read your column correctly, i you say you acknowledge, you know, groups like farc but at the same time you say list for terrorism againnited states. you say that isference with guerrilla groups like this yes? >> i also separate the past from the present. part of the reason for the list is not only as a stick to on'tet countries to behave better. and so my point look at cuba and the dynamics in cuba as well as the dynamics the united overtures the obama administration is making about cuba does it still make sense to have cuba on the same as wi

castro determined to wear us down and kept looking for signs of weakness. at one point he looked at dave and smiled and said the italian is sleeping. score one for fidel. judy. >> there's so many. everybody up here has interviewed presidents and kings and prime ministers. one of my favorite interviews was president reagan who -- and i have to say sam donaldson helen mentioned jan is here her husband sam was covering the white house at the same time i was early on in the reagan administration. sam was there for abc, i was there for nbc. and leslie stall for cbs. and we had been trying to get an interview with reagan for weeks and finally at e last minute it's always the wayhey do i the last minute they say you can go in and see the president. they gave us about 20 minutes. so we quickly came up with the toughest questions. we were escorted into this lovely library into the residential side of the white house. and we sit down and president reagan just proceeds to tell stories about his movie career. and we're sitting there, we're -- we've got our notes. and by the end of the 15 or 20 minutes or whatever, the president was still telling stories about holl