an interview with fidel castro. she started it when she was at nbc's today show. she was still working on it when she went to abc. and it was the first really big interview she got that she landed after she had gone to abc. it was in this period in 1977 when she was feeling so beleaguered, but she didn't get with the passage of time and the release of historical documents, we know she did not get this interview just because she finally wore down the cubans and fidel castro. she got it because there was a secret behind the scenes effort between the nixon white house and then the ford white house and the cuban government to try to normalize relations, to try to get on a better footing with cuba. it didn't end up going so well. but there was an effort to do that in this interview, this interview that they gave barbara walters, was part of an effort by the cubans to present a different side of fidel castro. this is not something barbara walters knew at the time, nor would have cared why she got the interview. she only t

in the early sixties , the leader of the cuban revolution, fidel castro, came to sverdlovsk. sewer truck driver on kobyla. the commanders twisted his ankle. for city residents, the visit of the legendary cuban became unforgettable, epochal, for both adults and children. this is what vladimir khotinenko wanted to make a film about. how does a person find himself at a significant moment in history, become emotionally attached to that time and events. so this is a test, a test, you know? can we make at least one day the way it should be? the idea subsequently changed, but we can still confidently say that the idea of ​​the film, a mirror for the hero, originates from that day, may 13, 1963, when fidel castro found himself in sverdlovsk, who would have thought where i would not be. never hear a song that i will remember forever, allow yourself a first-class holiday with leo reorts. elegant details, a celebration of refined tastes, a variety of entertainment, golden beach and lazu. liu researts, we are here for you. we invite you to the swissotel sharmel sheikh, the first swissote

indonesia in the east to fidel castro and che guevara in the west, as well as african leaders , are all eager to meet and host nasser in their countries, even many heads of arab countries who do not see nasser for a thousand and one reasons are forced to because of his popularity. he even had a souvenir photo with him. in these years, nasser is busy implementing his ambitious plans in egypt and the middle east, which has strong popular support both domestically and has an important ally like the soviet union at the global level. from all-round development in egypt to involvement in the war in yemen and deployment of troops. to this country to help the left-wing rebellion to overthrow the monarchy. but one of the biggest preoccupations of nasser in these years was the issue of palestine. he participated in the first arab-israeli war in 1948 and because of the compromise of arab leaders such as king farouk with israel. he was forced to hand over his region to the israeli army. he decided to do something for the palestinian refugees to return to their land, and this was perhaps nasser's bi

on april 19, 2011 , cuban leader fidel castro finally resigned. f the cuban communist party, his younger brother was elected first secretary, who in fact had been performing the duties for a long time. heads of cuba. fidel was 84, and raul was 79. but under him, reforms began in cuba. raoul castro took a lot of things made life difficult for the cubans and looked like an anachronism. the ban on the use of mobile phones and microwave ovens has been lifted. we were allowed to use the internet and rent cars. farmers were finally allowed to decide for themselves how to use the land and what to plant. people started selling and buying homes. for the first time since the revolution, the forms were continued. this is what this day in history was like. april 19 is a memorable date in russia. april 19, 1783, the day of crimea’s admission to russia. empress catherine ii signed a manifesto on the adoption of the peninsula crimean, taman island, the entire kuban side under the russian power. the manifesto spoke of a happy transformation from rebellion and diso

the task was to somehow soften fidel castro’s offense. crisis was resolved without him. kruchev and kennedy agreed. and cuba was left without soviet missiles that greatly frightened the americans. he was not only very offended, but publicly, he spoke about it more than once. it was necessary to convince the hot-tempered castre that the ussr was a friend without missiles, instead of missiles, fuel, military experts, of course, but dzasoho’s sphere was youth political and personal contacts. he came up with a simple and elegant way to become friends with chagivar. i am a few sundays with a machete, when i chop sugar cane, this is in the form of, so to speak, voluntary, so to speak, unpaid labor, subbotniks, yes, here i am with him visited, he became a field diplomat, without red carpets, cozy offices, the ussr supported anti-colonial movements, and dza sokhov found himself where wars were going on, conflicts flared up or died down, he was the first to meet the future president... independent angola, augustinio net, to inform you before other

they even wanted to sink a ship with cuban refugees. and blame the government of fidel castro for thisnally, the united states abandoned the idea of ​​solving the cuban problem by force only after the caribbean crisis in 1962, which almost led to a global nuclear war. on april 17, 1980, the premiere of andrei torkovsky's film stalker, based on the story by arkady and boris strugatsky, roadside picnic, took place in the netherlands. the main roles were played by alexander kaidanovsky and nikolai grinko. anatoly solonitsin and alisa freindlikh. the film was difficult to shoot. torkovsky was constantly dissatisfied with something. he forced the strugatskys change the script, rejected already filmed material, argued with the operators and repeatedly asked to increase the budget. and the state cinema, the head of which treated the director warmly, gave the go-ahead. as a result , the film’s budget exceeded a million rubles, a fantastic sum for soviet cinema. as the edits progressed, torkovsky systematically removed everything science-fiction from the plot. in adventures in philosophical deb

on april 27, 1963 , the leader of the cuban revolution, fidel castro , came to moscow for the first timeepared in an atmosphere. after moscow, for almost 40 days he traveled to different parts of the soviet union. fidel visited volgograd, tashkent, irkutsk, and talked with ordinary people everywhere. castro became the first foreign leader to be shown soviet strategic sites. nikita khrushchev’s son sergei writes about this in the book. father invited castra to watch the battle intercontinental missile r-16. this gave him the highest confidence. not like our foreigners. they were not allowed into combat positions. castro suddenly asked: would it harm the rocket if he left his autograph on its body, if god forbid, he would have to use it, let the american imperialists know that this was greetings from cuba. exactly 50 years ago, on april 27, 1974 , the first all-union komsomol shock detachment named after went to the construction of the baikal-amur mainline of the famous bam. seventeenth congress of the komsomol, at which bam was declared shock komsomol construction. this status meant that

the history of special relations between the soviet union and cuba began in 1960, when fidel castro camey hunted by the cia. one thing i regret is that i didn't kill him, even if i had to die, what good would that be for everyone? nikita khrushchev came to the aid of the cuban brothers; at the beginning of the sixties, the soviet union provided cuba with a loan of $100 million, and later the first trade agreement was signed. soviet goods were brought to the island from food and equipment to oil and metals, and most of the supplies were on credit, and the cubans bought oil at prices a third lower than world prices, while the soviet union bought ugavans, cane sugar and citrus fruits, there were also unusual goods for a soviet person: coffee, rum, cigars, soviet specialists went to cuba, the team of the team building this plant and soviet specialists accepted joint socialist obligations that guarantee, which allow... to complete the construction of the plant in a timely manner and produce the first combine , supplied the ussr with weapons. it is officially believed that the first soviet tro

encubierto, rocha califico repetidamente a estados unidos como el enemigo y elogio al lider cubano fidel castror padre martin y esta esta acusado de robar multiples iglesias a quien los estados unidos. >> agentes del condado riverside en el sur de california detuvieron a malin rostas luego de identificar que el auto en el que de california con la descripcion del vehiculo utilizado para los hurtos. >> el supuesto padre martin era buscado por la serie de robos en iglesias de texas, california, nueva york y oregon, en donde ingresaba vestido de cura para enganar a los sacerdotes y entrar a dinero. >> por esa precisamente, pero ya se encuentra arrestado. >> hoy, el ex interprete de last of the soheil otani, se entrego voluntariamente ante las autoridades y tuvo su primera comparecencia en corte federal. >> en corte federal. >> y peime sojura es senalado de robarle 16 millones de dolares al jugador de los dodgers, abusando de su confianza. >> un juez le permitio salir bajo fianza impuesta en 25 mil dolares y se le impondran ademas numerosas condiciones, entre ellas que no podra ponerse en contacto c

on april 19, 2011 , cuban leader fidel castro finally resigned. mmunist party of cuba, his younger brother, who in fact had long served as the head of cuba, was elected first secretary. fidel was... 84, and raul was 79. but under him, reforms began in cuba. raul castro removed many things that made life difficult kubintsev looked like an anachronism. the ban on the use of mobile phones has been lifted. phones and microwaves, they were allowed to use the internet and rent cars, farmers were finally allowed to decide for themselves how to use the land and what to plant. people began to sell and buy housing; for the first time since the revolution half a century ago , private construction was allowed to overcome the housing crisis. raul was consistent in terms of changing power; he banned all civil servants, up to the president, from holding office for more than two terms in a row (fidel): only declared the way to the young, but it remained in words; raul kept his promise. after 8 years , a young leader by political standards, only 59 years old, comin

they even wanted to sink a ship with cuban refugees and blame it on the government of fidel castro.finally abandoned the idea of ​​solving the cuban problem by force only after the caribbean crisis in 1962, which almost led to a global nuclear war. on april 17 , 1980, the premiere of andrei torkovsky's film stalker, based on story by arkady and boris strugatsky: picnic on the side of the road. starring. performed by alexander kaidanovsky, nikolai grinko, anatoly solonitsyn and alisa freindlikh. the film was difficult to shoot. torkovsky was constantly dissatisfied with something . he forced the strugatskys to change the script, rejected already filmed material, argued with the cameramen and repeatedly asked to increase the budget. and the state cinema, the head of which treated the director warmly, gave the go-ahead. as a result, the film’s budget exceeded a million, a fantastic sum for soviet cinema. rubles as the edits progressed, torkovsky systematically. after the film was shown at the cannes festival, since the plot of the film is built around a certain anomalous zone where sta

leader of the cuban revolution fidel castro addressed the cubans on the radio and called on them to fightrtial law, and announced a general mobilization. the cuban air force sank two transport ships and two landing barges with weapons and ammunition, and in just a few days the cubans managed to drive out the invaders. the us operation in the bay of cachinos or bay of pigs ended in failure; us aggression against cuba was condemned by many un countries. demonstrators stormed the american embassy. later it became known that several options for provocation were planned so that the united states would have the reason for direct military intervention in cuba, but the failed operation remained a shameful page in the history of the american intelligence services, but washington finally abandoned the idea of ​​​​an invasion, only a year after the caribbean crisis. on april 4, 1973 , the two world trade center towers were officially opened in manhattan, new york. american. japanese -born architect minoru yamasaki designed a complex of seven buildings, two of which , the twin towers, became two domi

revolution, because the cause of the struggle for freedom is already against the batista regime, fidel castrova continued. and their comrades. this year marks the 65th anniversary of the cuban revolution, and russian prosecutor general igor krasnov laid flowers at the monument dedicated to its apostle before meeting with the president of the republic. a working meeting between the head of state and the head of the russian supervisory agency took place at the presidential palace. implementing what vladimovich putin, the president of russia, set for you, the prosecutor’s offices of russia and cuba interact across a wide range of spectrum of relationships. including the protection of the rights and freedoms of citizens and combating crime. the authorities of the republic organized negotiations between the government supervision departments of the two countries in the historical building of the hotel national, built in 1930 and included in the unesco world heritage list. first of all , the discussion at the meeting was about the fight against terrorism. the cuban prosecutor general expressed her

it’s clear, after the meeting with fidel castro, i’m sure they heard, he tied his fate with the strugglee construction of socialism in cuba? the correct answer to our question is: yes. the third question: in the sky there were frogs sleeping and flippers flapping, and the correct pastaulena was a sign of jumping in the story, time. lisa, if i'm not mistaken, the comma will be left only if... or not, but there is someone who answered this question, right? denis, what motivated you, how can you explain? well, the evil-doer can be replaced by the evil-doer, or else, oh, yes, i was sure, that he will answer correctly, but got excited, will catch up a little, is it in this sense that it is used here, it seemed to me, yes, because this, or, as far as i know, in our country, is a collection of parts of the story, connected in the same way as hell. there is no point, the potassium may be given as a member of the tale, like an adnosis and a cutaneous part. so the correct answer to our question is no. fourth question: is it true that the lungs belong to the airways? time! masha, how is your human

revolution, because the cause of the struggle for freedom is already against the batista regime, fidel castroto, among other things, protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens and combating crime. the authorities of the republic organized negotiations between the main supervisory departments of the two countries in the historical building of the hotel national, built in 1930 and included in the unesco world heritage list. first of all , the discussion at the meeting was about the fight against terrorism. the cuban prosecutor general expressed gratitude for his support to the russian people in connection with terrorist attack in crocus city hall, noting that it is important to prevent the spread of extremist ideas among young people. among the main challenges facing... states at the meeting, they also noted attempts at powerful external pressure, sabotage against economic facilities, civil aviation, financing of mercenaries and counter-revolutionaries and the spread of fakes that distort reality in order to discredit our revolution, provoke discontent, apathy population, cuba is not involv

legal process, or that this is a political -- destruction effort, and much closer to putin or fidel castro or to current dictatorship in venezuela an effort by the democratic machine, at state level, local level the federal level to destroy their opponent because they know that he is currently the front runner that he is likely to win and take back the white house. that is so frightening to them. so the question is at bigger level do all these things ends up convincing americans yes, we have to elect trump purely to clean up a corrupt system or do they decide trump is the problem? so far, every indication is that they are getting more and more alienated from biden more angry about democratic machines clear illegality clearly illegal doug how do you see it. doug: i think speaker right i am taking a ten further we have been going back how many times has he talked about this since 2016 election the night you know, tears we're hillary started before he got elected now people this is the aamazed me newt brought it up the fact people actually running on a platform of getting donald trump, you th

a we also remember the 168 people who died in the oklahoma city bombing and after 45 years, fidel castroigned from his role as leader of cuba's communist party. >> and you know what's happening tomorrow? by the way, bart are going to have an official retirement ceremony for the legacy trail. that's right. yeah. harbor here in the studio to explain what they've got planned and that's right. so bark going to be celebrating the end of an era, including final right. simon is going to start tomorrow and one in the afternoon and oakland's next art, their station following that ceremony. the public, you're going to be able to board a legacy train ride from that car there to fremont station marion, that initial service barr provided when it opened in september of 1972, the trip is in the last around. 45 minutes, travel along about 24 miles of the original section of track. so the legacy trains are making way for a new generation. 696 new fleet of the future of train cars are now survivor serves. and this is what they look like. so 3 legacy cars are going to be headed to the western railway museu

undercover fbi agent where he admitted to decades of work with the cuban government and praised fidel castroescribe the situation as the highest reaching and longest lasting infiltration of the u.s. government in years. he said those who have the privilege of serving in the government of the united states are given an enormous amount of trust by the public. to betray that by falsely pledging to the loyalty to the united states while serving a foreign power is a crime that will be met with the full force of the justice department. that sentencing is expected to happen in 90 minutes. originally, he pleaded not guilty. then informed the judge he was going to change his plea. now we will see if he has anything to say and what details might be disclosed about what information he passed along to the cuban government. we will find out shortly. >> 40 years. incredible to think how much damage this guy committed. sam brock, thank you very much. that wraps up the hour for me. see you tomorrow night. you can reach me on social media @jdbalart. watch clips from the show on youtube. thank you for the pri

there were ordinary residents, a minister, deputies, and also a veteran of fidel castro’s rebel army.future, because of the common cultural code. unfortunately, it's a birthday. but by the way, in the new film does cheburashka speak spanish? he knows spanish, right? the translation is over with you, but this is definitely not about the magic of relations between cuba and russia. sergey brilev, alexey kalashch and evgeny makarov with assistance in chebburashki. news from havana. and tomorrow at 16:20 moscow time on the russia 24 tv channel, don’t miss sergei brilev’s new film about latin america and soviet intelligence. about the main events of the last 7 days. with dmitry kiselev tomorrow at 20:00, this is the news of the week and i am dmitry kiselev, look on sunday, on the floor, on the floor, new arrests and details of the preparation of a barbaric terrorist attack in crocus, the first confessions of interviewed terrorists about the customers, the curators of the escape plans, so who is on is ukraine behind the organization of mass terror? crushing retaliatory strikes across the ent

question, i probably don’t remember, chigiwara was born in argentina, of course, after meeting with fidel castro his fate with the struggle of the cuban people for independence, after the victory of the cuban revolution he actively participated in construction with... because they have a common secondary member, circumstances in the sky, did this or that? my answer was no, you archer, you mean, yes, you answered no, but there is someone who answered this question, right? denis, what motivated you, how can you explain? well, the evildoer ti can be replaced by the evildoer abo. oh , i was wrong, yes, i was sure that he would answer correctly, but he got a little excited, he’ll catch up. is this the sense in which it is used here? masha, how is your human structure, do you know? familiar, but not very deep. i answered no, because how do i it seems that the lungs are already the end point of the air path, so no, her strong point, of course, is the belarusian language, but masha is a very versatile person, she can do anything, and where are the airways then, well, the lungs are the end, of course, yo

chaguivara was born in argentina, of course, after meeting with fidel castro, i’m sure they heard, hee with the struggle of the cuban people for independence, after the victory of the cuban revolution he actively participated in the construction of socialism in cuba, the correct answer to our question is yes. third question: the larks were sleeping in the sky. lisa, if i’m not mistaken, a comma is only put in if we have a conjunction repeated twice, no, it’s not, because they have a common minor member, circumstances in the sky, did this or that, my answer was no, you’re an evildoer you have. god bless her with consistency, we’ll assemble the person ourselves, as they say, but in general , your train of thought is quite correct, daria, what do you say, how is it with the structure of a person? superficially, but i also answered no, guided by the same logic, that is, the lungs are the final stage in the airways, well they don’t get into the respiratory system, but it seems to me that the airways are something else, they’re part of the respiratory system, and the lungs don’t get there,

revolution, he referred to the us as the enemy, and he had some words of praise for former leader fidel castro. again, we expect this plea change to take place this afternoon and that he will be sentenced shortly, right after sarah. and you can guess that there will have to be major cooperation on his part to get that plea agreement through its 20 years of a diplomat and now this wow, carlos suarez, thank you so much for that story. all right. just ahead, i got a question for you. raise your hand. if you want to work one less day a week, everyone in here has their hands up and i'm going to put my hand out to that actually a serious consideration for some major us employers. the reason why coming up every weekday morning, cnn's five things has what you need to get going with your day. it's the five essential stories of the morning in five minutes or less, cnn's five things with kate bolduan, streaming weekdays starting april 15 on macs >> verizon, small business days are coming april 22 to the 28th. get our free tech check, and special offers in deals don't miss out partner with our experts tod

she was the first female anchor of a network evening newscasts and interviewed everyone from fidel castro to monica lewinsky, barbra streisand, and vladimir putin usa today, washington bureau chief susan page has a new biography out the rule-breaker, the life and times of barbara walters and susan is here with me. this is such a great book. it is such a great book. i want to start with one of the many anecdotes you have in here about her tremendous career and that is 1977, she scored an interview joint interview with anwar sadat and menahem begun. no one had ever had a joint interview with the leader of egypt and israel before. it was, it was historic and she got it because she had spent years cultivating both men reviewing them and building a relationship that enabled them to stay almost on the fly that they would sit down with her and you know who it annoyed most walter cronkite. >> she almost literally took the interview right out from under him and he heard about it and then scrambled to get one of his own. and when he finished his interview, he said did barbara get anything? i didn't

she landed a huge interview with cuban leader fidel castro. >> there was a lot of speculation at thele. >> she knew how to make people cry. i mean, that became part of her signature, too. >> reporter: the life that we didn't see on tv, her personal life. what was that like? >> she had three failed marriages. she adopted a daughter from whom she was estranged for a long time. although, they eventually reconciled. >> reporter: you go back to her childhood and talk about how difficult it was. she had a father that invested in things and would make money and lose money. >> she knew she had to be responsible for all of them. that was really what fueled that remarkable drive she had. >> reporter: your biography definitely goes there on barbara walters as competitor and really competing, especially with diane sawyer to get the best interviews. >> so katharine hepburn agreed to an interview with barbara. diane sawyer for her news magazine. barbara who knows katharine hepburn calls her and says, don't do the interview with diane. you should do it with me. >> when i will they're setting up the

ordinary residents, and a whole minister, and deputies, and also a veteran of the rebel army of fidel castroe common history, we follow politics, but of course, we cannot but have a common future due to a common cultural code. unfortunately, birthdays only come once a year. a by the way, in the new film cheburashka speaks... spanish. he knows spanish, right? the translation is over with you, but this is definitely not about the magic of relations between cuba and russia. sergey brilev, alexey kalashch and evgeny makarov with the assistance of chabburashka. news from havana. and today on the air of russia-24 is a new film by sergei brilev about latin america and soviet intelligence. watch at 12:20. gota underwent a complex operation at the elizarov clinic, tendon-muscle plastic surgery on both sides, without surgical intervention, there was a chance of learning to walk minimal. he is a special child with a rare genetic disease, g1 fox syndrome . officially, there are only five such children in russia; due to a gene mutation, danis has breathing problems, developmental delays and motor disorde

course, about the front and its echo, the cubans are behind it all now. and also a veteran of fidel's rebel army castroory, we follow politics, but of course, we cannot but have a common future because of a common cultural code. unfortunately, birthdays only come once a year. but, by the way, in the new film cheburashka speaks spanish. he knows spanish, right? in translation. it’s over with you, but this is definitely not about the magic of relations between cuba and russia. sergey brilev, alexey kalashch and evgeny makarov with the assistance of chebburashka. news from havana. six-year-old danis fotkhulin from sirgut needs help from tv viewers. the boy has a very rare genetic disease of the nervous system, fox syndrome. there are only five such children in our country. danis has already undergone a complex operation. now parents need to pay for a year of rehabilitation at once, which costs more. stickers on the casts to distract danis from unpleasant sensations and cheer him up, and it seems that this parental trick worked. it became more fun for him and for us to look at him somehow. six-year-old dan

fidel visited volgograd, tashkent, irkutsk, and talked with ordinary people everywhere. castror. who was shown soviet strategic objects, nikita khrushchev’s son sergei writes about this in the book. his father invited castro to look at the r-16 combat intercontinental missile; this showed him the highest confidence. it’s not like our foreigners weren’t allowed into combat positions. castro suddenly asked whether it would damage the rocket if he left his autograph on its body. if, god forbid, you have to apply, let the american imperialists. they know that this is greetings from cuba. exactly 50 years ago, on april 27, 1974 , the first all-union shock komsomol detachment named after the seventeenth congress of the komsomol, at which bam was declared a shock komsomol construction site, set off to build the baikal-amur mainline of the famous bam. this status meant that the construction site was supplied with priority, and the young volunteer builders were well off.