i was in one of cuba's most prominent schools when i made a joke about president fidel castro. that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from school. my mom said the only choice is for us to leave cuba. i'm a business man. i've lived in miami for 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth to cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. i mean, cuba is a communist country in economic transition. fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses. there are people that are making money. there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small business owners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. and that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back, and through relatives, are buying property. obviously,

new and old allegations that fidel castro is somehow behind kennedy's murder. some of those stories are listed here. they include gilberto. the nicaraguan undercover agent who said he saw oswald take money at the embassy to kill kennedy. and they include our credit examiner who saw oswald to take money to kill kennedy. and somebody who dealt with oswald where they were seen together and more stories. some more laughable than others. including the pedro charles letter that was spoeupposedly written to friend lee but it was post marked five days after the assassination. so, the committee writes about some of these stories. and there are many more that were unknown to the committee that have been the -- the house committee dealt with a few years later. it'ser pretty hard to believe that oswald was taken money inside and outside the embassy to kill kennedy? so, are they simply taking advantage of j.fk.'s death to finger point. an interesting quote about a belief that david phillips had a connection to every single one of the allegations that were coming forth and m

he is in cuba with fidel castro. fidel castro says that stokely carmichael is under his protection. he is in algeria with the revolutionary algerian leaders who offer him headquarters in support, something carmichael will not take them up on but the black panthers will in a couple of years. he meets two of his biggest .olitical heroes canadian --tic ghanaian leader who had told the andch to leave again a suffered consequences after. a was the brilliant south african singer, activist, been introduced to the american public by harry belafonte in the 1950's. wind romance,orld despite a nine year age gap, and they are married by 1968 and become this global pan african couple. when we think about the meeting with trip, these people transforms stokely carmichael's life great he comes back to the united states as a committed pan africanist who believes the key to back a quality and liberation lies in the unification of africa. he promises to return to africa. by 1969, he does just that. even though he returns for tours of the united states, he becomes a committed anti-imperialist, pan afri

to me, he is in the category of malcolm x, fidel castro, all leaders that i admire.he went onto say in another quote, they all had severe dislike for the u.s. government and those who held power in the u.s. i think all of them felt the u.s. government and its spokesman were arrogant, racist, hypocritical, righteous and power hungry. let's get this straight. google is paying tribute to her today? on what would have been her 95th birthday? google says she left an advocacy for peace, u.s. political prisoners and reparations for japanese-american interned during the war. okay, again, i'll remind everybody and google, this is a woman who referred to bin laden as a freedom fighter, fighting for islam and all people who believe in islam against westerners even when he was fighting against the russians, i do not care what the american or u.s. government feel. again, the woman google wants to admire. we reached out to google, they have yet to respond to us. louise mench from heat street.com is here and is all over the story as well. my goodness, are they absolutely tone deaf.

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many marchers carried posters with the faces of raoul and fidel castro on them. >>> well, the focus has been on california's republican convention this weekend. democrats have been hard at work too. they've been holding caucuses around the bay area and across the state to select delegates to attend the upcoming national convention in philadelphia. the process is drawing a lot of attention because for the first time in decades california's primary could matter. it typically comes too late in the primary season to make much of a difference. we'll have much more on the process and a live report coming up on our news at 6:00. >>> a weekend warmup well underway. beaches crowded today, people enjoying the sun or staying cool in the water. this is the scene at baker beach in san francisco. >> 78 degrees. some south bay temperatures around sunnyvale seeing some low 80s. dublin, 82 degrees. interesting watching the clouds build up over parts of the diablo range. we're beginning to see a big cooldown now in san francisco. we were in the mid 70s. now we're talking 60s. low clouds starting to move

navy block russian submarines from cliffing nuclear weapons to fidel castro. now, 54 years on, with diplomatic relations restored, a historic arrival in havana for an american cruise ship. >> the reality is there was some controversy but we had confidence all along. it proved out. we're here, taking everyone with us. >> reporter: the europeans and canadians have been vacationing here for decades. many of them on cruises. president obama was here six weeks ago trying to warm up relations between united states and cuba. but congress still prohibits americans from traveling here in a strict sense of the word as tourists. the reason this ship is first in is because it's part of a new brand from carnival called fathom. basically they make the passengers do social excursions but fall within exemptions of the travel ban. now that carnival's in cuba it's offering voyages every other week to three ports over seven days. applications to sail from rival u.s. operators norwegian and royal caribbean are pending with the cuban military. the castro regime is expected to conf

after the disastrous invasion of bay of pigs, fidel castro is very, very angry. nickeda crush e is pushing his advantage and the american people are beginning to doubt the ability of mr. kennedy to lead the country. so he seeks counsel with former president eisenhower. and they meet at camp david. the press is invited to make some photographs of these meetings. and there are a lot of photographers there doing the coverage. salinger, the press secretary for mr. kennedy is in charge of the whole event. and he lets everyone do what they need to do and then eventually he just shuts it down. he closes the lid, as he says. and so the reporters start going and everyone is starting to leave. but mr. vega is at the very beginning of the pack. and as he's crouching down, picking up his materials, he looks and he hears eisenhower telling kennedy, i know somewhere where we can go and talk. and as he's looking, he sees the picture. he sees the image that he does. but he also realizes, that in order to make the picture that he's seeing, that would be in between the legs of a s

the others were born there and left, back when fidel castro's communist regime came to power. starting cruise is element of the president obama's bid to increase tourist tomorrow cuba after his decision to restore diplomatic relations. >>> it is 5:48. come up violent storms cause severe damage throughout the town. >>> and here, boo-boo didn't really work for this guy more on this bear encounter next, david. >>> can you imagine. so we have jackets on the kid keeping them there this afternoon as we will have a slow ride up to our high temperatures later today and little bit of drizzle around, but probably in the enough to require an umbrella i will be back with the the day planner forecast and let you know where those thumbs are going. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see

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giselegisele bundchen was there and fidel castro's grand son, tony who is an aspiring model. there is not really a fashion industry. it is based on social needs and values and does not put emphasis on fashion trends or anything of its kind. that's not true. he has become rocking that for a decade. will it thaw the relations between the west and castro's cuba? beats me. meanwhile this week for the first time in 50 years, a cruiseliner docked in havana and an msnbc will be on board. >> they will be making it from havana and two other ports. once every -- that was well timed. [horn blowing]. >> the trump train. >> that was awful. >> if only that could happen during every msnbc broadcast. >> i wanted somebody to -- i was president going to do it. i needed somebody to do it. >> alley will this set capitalism back? >> i think it is insensitive. they called it a cruise cruiseline? >> it is true. i don't know what the per cap tau income is. >> they have to work 600 years to form a dress. i don't know what they are trying to say. >> they are trying to put a capitalist face on -- >> th

lifetime coming true and the cruise hits on the south and to cuba on the east of the island where fidel castroalcony and declared the ref , revolution had been one. >> "happening now" now, san bernardino county chief executive bashing apple. 14 people were killed in the massacre five months ago today. john hunt is live for us in san bernardino. >> reporter: the man overseeing the san bernardino continuing recovery has a stark warning for america, it needs to wake up and deal with a different kind of threat. that is gregory devereau. he was waiting to take off from washington when suddenly, urge end text messages began to flood his phone. >> i jumped up and said i have to get off of the plane. the recovery is slow and difficult. >> i haven't been able to come back to work. others are not able to come. and some will never be able to come back to work. >> reporter: seeing an insider attack. he believes that the country has to do something different. >> once you move from events that are being planned by terrorist groups, to as they termed this one, inspired events, bee have to realize that that i

reporter: this cruise is not only havana, it also visits the enfuegos, santiago where in 1959 fidel castro stood on a balcony declaring the revolution was won. patti ann? >> phil keating live in miami, thank you. >>> well, the final curtain closes today on the elephant act with the world-famous ringling brothers & barnum & bailey circus. circus elephants have been performing in the united states for more than 200 years, but controversy surrounding their treatment and changes in americans' attitudes prompted this move. according to the humane society, more than a dozen circuses in the u.s. still use elephants, but none are as widely known as ringling brothers. the retiring elephants will soon be headed to a conservation center in florida. >>> brussels taking another step toward normalcy following the deadly terror attacks back there in march. the latest recovery efforts at the airport where 16 people were killed. >>> and chaos in iraq. isis claiming responsibility for deadly car bombings amid violent anti-government protests. >>> at least 30 people were killed in car bombings in southern ir

it ranged from vice president al gore to kings, princes, yasir arafat and even fidel castro. but the dignitaries were secondary. today belonged to a people who proclaimed themselves free at last. free from what mandela called, the human disaster of apartheid." nelson mandela's term as president ended in 1999 but his influence on south africa continued and endures even after the death, at age 95, of the man known to many as the "father of the nation." still to come on "through the decades," the crime that took years for justice to catch up and when the federal government "chrysler confirmed today thatr. its loss last year was just as bad as feared. a little more than one billion dollars. in any case, it's the largest annual loss of any american corporation ever." all still to come on our review of this week, "through the decades." of this week, "through the decades." we turn now to the consequences and the long chase for justice that followed the brinks robbery of 1981. "three and a half years of using false identities and hiding out in safe houses ended today for marilyn jean

. >> is he closer to fidel castro than he is to you. >> no he is not.aking it up. >> he hone honeymooned in the soviet union? anybody watching this broadcast honeymooned in the soviet union? i make that. next on the rundown, was jesus a socialist? new poll asked americans that question. later, miller, on more campus madness on schools see nothing difference between men and women. i'm glad i did not go to those schools. that report upcoming. this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. ♪ booking.com offers free cancellations, so you're free to decide if the trip you're on... hahahahahaha! ...isn't really the trip you want to be on. hahahaha... hahaha... [mountain woman and key laughing together] >>> impact segment tonight, new poll conducted by the barna group ask americans about economics and jesus. first question, do you think eit

. >> is he closer to fidel castro than he is to you. >> no he is not.re making it up. >> he hone honeymooned in the soviet union? anybody watching this broadcast honeymooned in the soviet union? i make that. next on the rundown, was jesus a socialist? new poll asked americans that question. later, miller, on more campus madness on schools see nothing difference between men and women. i'm glad i did not go to those schools. that report upcoming. nexium 24 hour introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. so now, there are more ways, for more people... to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. which means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so you only pay for what's right for you, which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all hybrid claims fleet, which saves gas, which saves money. they were born online and built to save mon

fidel castro basically left his dad to deliver a speech denouncing president obama and said we don't need any gifts from the empire. president obama's syrupy words about brotherhood and shared history were enough to give cubans a heart attack, he said. raul castro made similar statements. there is a myth of american hostility toward cuba and we have completely destroyed that and they have nothing else and are extremely nervous as a result of that. >> if i could, i will introduce you to the students who are here, the school is for governmental and -- and international studies. it is in the neighborhood where i lived, it was a vacant and abandoned building when i unelected and over the course of about evan years, we worked with

reporter for "the new york times" in cuba in the late 1950s spent his entire year lying about fidel castro, propping him up and covering up the fact he was a totalitarian communist. "the new york times" goes in whole hog. they are whole hog for hillary. they have no sense of fairness. they have individual reporters who are brilliant but the underlying culture is one of extraordinary left wing cynicism. >> and as evidenced by the numerous lawsuits on race and gender and age which are really important. i want to ask you about this effort that is now emerging that we know about. and that is by former governor romney. former presidential candidate bill kristol. ben sasse of nebraska even though he was repudiated by his own state party over the weekend, pretty, you know, i think it was 400-8. my question is, if they really push this for a third party candidacy, doesn't that pretty much pave the way for hillary to get the nomination because of them? and the presidency because of them? >> well, actually i don't think it will because i think people realize how stupid it is and they'll get amazingl

he is in the category of malcolm x, chair ga vara, fidel castro all leaders i admire., this is not a civil rights leader. this isn't even close. she is apologist or was an apologists for terrorists. what is going on? >> it is almost like they didn't do their homework at google. she is a terrorist sympathizer. david, another one of her greatist hits was calling the u.s. government enemy of the world's people after we got terribly attacked on september 11th. she was making excuses for the worst terrorist disaster on american soil. when google used great cool things for the log-in page or landing page, she doesn't deserve it. david: guy, wasn't just osama bin laden, she has been supporting terrorist the like the shining path in peru and others for a long time. even before the 9/11 attacks. but if google was ignorant, we made sure they knew who she was and what she had done and they responded that they would have no comment on this matter. her face is still up on the website. this does nothing at all to diswage the world thinking that silt con valley is controlled by the r

to make their first visit to the caribbean nation while others were born there and left when fidel castro'smunist regime came to power. it is an element of president obama an "s" a bid to increase tourist tomorrow cuba after his decision to restore diplomatic relations. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >>> time now for a preview of good morning america. >> delivering that is amy is joining us live at gm a studios. happy monday, amy. >> oh, yes, happy, happy monday to you matt and tam as well. coming up next on gm a we are talking about the race for white house. bernie sanders and hillary clinton in the tight race

the cars that date back to 1959, which of course when the cuban revolution, when fidel castro came to the cars, sometimes you don't. as i look up there, i can see a nice green one followed by a blue one. jose, of course you know a lot about cuba. there is a very torn community between cuba and cuban americans. those who were exiled. on board this vessel there are some cuban americans. it had been somewhat controversial that it appeared because of an old cuban law that the cruise ship would not allow cuban-born passengers, but that law was changed. there are about a half dozen or so cuban-born passengers who are coming here. one of them says that she's going to get off and for the first time get a chance to meet relatives. a historic day on something that will be repeated now every other week out of miami. >> kerry, how long are these tourists going to be allowed into havana? what are they allowed to see? i know there's a couple of other stops on this trip. >> reporter: let's talk about what they can't do. they can't go to the beach and sit there and drink mojitos. they have to do thos

would be confidential, but the first decision that was made to assassinate foreign leaders like fidel castro and other people, there was a discussion about whether those hearings should be public or not, and actually, howard baker, who was a very effective member of the committee, push for public hearings and frank church said, no, i think we are wiser not to have public hearings, these will be our first hearings and you don't want to inadvertently put out stuff that should be kept confidential. we should put it all in our report on assassinations, which we did. it was the most exhaustive coverage of covert actions. then when we got to domestic terrorists, those were all public -- domestic issues, those were all public. the subject of most of those domestic hearings and i think most of our important work and thesing the illegal improper conduct that the fbi under j edgar hoover had engaged edgar hoover had engaged in. public and inre the domestic report, which was , everything that we wanted to put out we put out. in the foreign report, there was some things-- were that were not included in

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kennedy's assassin, handing out pro-fidel castro pamphlets shortly before the president was murdered in 1963. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald's being shot. i mean the whole thing is ridiculous. what is this, right prior to his being shot. and nobody even brings it up. they don't even talk about that. that was reported and nobody talks about it. but i think it's horrible. what was he doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death, before the shooting? it's horrible. >> a cruz campaign spokesperson had told the "miami herald" that the story was garbage. the senator has a campaign stop in evansville, indiana, later this hour. we'll bring you his live comments when cruz starts to speak. meantime, by this time tomorrow the battle for both party's nominations could all be over. >> indiana is becoming very important. this time, you folks belong where you belong. it's called importantville, right? >> we don't want a president who is rash, who is hot-headed, who is liable to explode at the latest twitter storm. >> hey, indianapolis, you ready for a political re

and then even worse the use of the as i of the mafia to try to carry out those plants against fidel castro. this opened up so many dark currents under our government. i've characterized it as a sewer under the city on a hill. and for a 37-year-old first term, first year senator, this was a great disillusionment. but i think in a way the work of the committee and our willingness on a bipartisan basis to make fundamental changes in the broadly defined intelligent sector was a triumph of democracy. and a tribute to the 11 members of that committee and probably one of the best congressional staffs that has ever been put together in the history of the republic. >> fritz, you were the chief council of that staff. you didn't have any intelligent background when you were asked to do that job. how did you gain the trust of the intelligence agencies? >> how did we -- i don't think i'm very important in that. but we got it by first being determined that was absolutely necessary. and senator mondale had a great remark in which he said we'll just get extensions so they can't out last us. and showing th

he wanted to be very tough on fidel castro. reference, or do you think either candidate would be better for your claim? oh, we have lost the guest. let me just say that carnival has said they're not aware of any details concerns claims on the ports they visit. they respect and follow all the lays of every play we visit and all u.s. and maritime laws, should there be any determine ailing that we are this violation of someone ace lawsuit rights, we would clearly respect that decision. the biggest boldest call we have haered for a long time. is the company headed to $3 trillion? that debate next when "power lunch" returns. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decis

he is referring to activists in the 1960's that fidel castro, malcolm i, theirmen, not because of philosophy, but because they were former colonials who achieve complete independence are because like malcolm they dart -- there to look the white community in the face and say we -- this is your truly revolutionary. argued further and people were living under domestic colonial conditions, and their struggles must be seen as part of the worldwide anti-colonial movement. this is a big topic, one we will continue to write about. it is one that places the african-american struggle in the global world and connects to the struggle of other people of color in the global world. i hope to have a great conversation when these papers are done. thank you. [applause] >> on june 18, 1931, a 26-year-old indianapolis high school history teacher wrote in her travel diary in french, which i will translate into english, because my french is not as good as hers was. in english she wrote a canadian pacific line left montreal at 11 in the morning, "i am the only negro woman." going it alone, accompanied only by conf

of clips where he said he wasn't a capitalist, he was a socialist, he praised daniel ortega and fidel castrohe wanted to turn america into denmark. the republican playbook i'm him -- if he ever got the nomination they would rack up those clips in a minute. they turned john kerry from a vietnam war hero into hanoi hannah and bernie sanders was a conscientious objector during the vietnam war. is anybody really dealing with reality? i have been a democrat all my life. i worked for george mcgovern and jerry brown. a lot of what bernie sanders is saying has very real merit. that you would just cast hillary clinton as some villain --does anybody doubt that if she were elected she would nominate someone to the supreme court that would overturn citizens united in a heartbeat? she is not perfect. electable eminently and would do things for bernie sanders supporters, many of which they would want her to do. of course she would. host: let's listen to senator sanders tuesday night after he won in oregon but lost in kentucky. >> it can do the right thing and open its doors and welcome into the party peop

the castro brothers -- fidel castro and his brother, but the actual active american castro brothers. she's going to make a principled choice of a person who can be president of the united states. we have seen what happened when you get sarah palin, which thank senator mccain. sandra: will wrap up -- dagen: you can debate that. to go back into the financial crisis and there's nancy pelosi standing next to hank paulson. that probably sink his candidacy. >> there was another hole in the hole. sandra: mr. nader come we've got to leave it there. the exciting changes in this race. >> bernie sanders is to try to recover the senate and get more votes in the house. leading a civic mobilization, big rallies all over the country on the progressive agenda. that is what we are trying to do at constitution hall in may may 23456. people should go to breaking power.org. beneath all politics is the quality of the civil society. the citizens are not at it, they get that pollack takes. if their active go get better politics. that is the bernie sanders value is with millions of young people. sandra: tha

his father who was born in cairo edited a politics magazine and proudly provided a platform for fidel castro and arafat in the days where the leader's words might take several weeks to travel from cuba or cairo to paris. the iran experience was the place where i saw firsthand how policy, politics and messaging all had to come together, and i think that ben is really at the intersection of all three. he reflects and he shapes all three at the same time. close quote. as malley and the representatives of the state department, including wendy sherman and secretary of state john kerry, engaged in former negotiations with the iranians to ratify details of a framework that had already been agreed to, rhodes' war room did its work on capitol hill and with the reporters. in the spring of last year, legions of arms control experts began popping up at think tanks and on social media, and then they became key sources for hundreds of often clueless reporters. we created an echo chamber, he admitted, and when i asked him to explain the details in the fresh onslaught of newly minted experts who were cheerl

can i be neutral when i talk to fidel castro and treat him or shop as -- hugo chavez the same way as the victim as q bin dictatorship or the of their -- authoritarian beverage. of course, in on certain situations with those cuban dissidents who at this point have no alternative. we don't know what will happen with cuba didn't want to admit it they cannot admit it but behind the plan of going to cuba more communication more contacts were traveling they can say that. i know i will hates that when the president will call him a president but he is a dictator. but he has more contact to lead to a change in in cuba. i hope so. i hope i can take them where their grandparents lived. but they took a stand and the dissidents that is it. they don't know what will happen in cuba. pour what is the next up. but they learn to say the word no. . .