a course he set out on 15 months ago the president will stroll the streets of havan, a meet with raul castro and deliver a speech the white house says will touch on human rights. >> anchor: the trip comes after a break threw in relations between ma van aand washington, including the easing of travel restrictions. our team coverage begins tonight with our colleague, calvin hughes, in havana. >> reporter: e we're now just 17 hours away from president obama's visit to tild. it will mark the first time a sitting american presidede has come to cuba since 1928, nearly nine decades ago. the president leaves a arews air force base at 2:05, landing here at 4:50. will president rauau castro greet mr. obama? some reports say yes, others say castro will not. we'll have to wait and see. then it's ontohe american embassy to meet with staff members. the amerin embassy officially fidel castro calling it a nest of spice. t it reopened officially in august of last year. after leaving the embassy, the presidint will take a tour of old havan, a then make a stop here at the cathedral. today we heard from

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after leaving the embassy, the president will take a tour of old havan, a then make a stop here at the cathedral. today we heard from a top cuban official who talked about what obama's trip could mean to cuba. >> we have to speak opey about the differences of conceptions that we have, but not with the pretension that we will change you or you will change us, because it will be finally up to our populations, which are to decide what kind of government they consider is better for them. >> reporter: we've spoken with a lot of cubans about their reaction to the president's visit and one person seemed to have a message for miami exiles. (speaking spanish) preparations are still under way at the baseball stadium for the game between t cuban national team and the tampa bay rays on tuesday. today w@ heard a song that was very surprising to hear on cuban soil, the national anthem, being played and sang by a cuban choir of young people. oh say can you see by the dawn's early light >> reporter: i'm joined now by my colleague who had a chance to talk with some tampa bay rays players, and we als he

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he'll be in the area where i'm standing today and walking around the heart of hoold havan and shakingou don't see cuban leaders do it very much and i think for the cubans, they'll have a chance to catch a glimpse of the president. it's really going to be a unique moment for them, certainly something they never expected to happen, fred. >> i know that's exciting. a lot of people are looking forward to that. less than 5% of people there have access to the internet. the face-to-face time is going to be really huge and sizeable. patrick, appreciate it. >>> cnn's "the wonder list" returns with an inside look at cuba. bill weir takes us to the island as it prepares for the dramatic changes up ahead tonight at 10:00 on cnn. we'll be right back. soup and sandwich and clean and real and inside jokes and school night. good, clean food pairs well with anything. try the clean pairings menu. at panera. food as it should be. >>> welcome back. donald trump is scheduled to speak at a major pro israel conference in washington tomorrow. the american israel public affairs committee policy conference. bu

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. >> as havan a paves the way for president barack obama's arrival, many are raising expectations? >> it means change, something that might give humans more opportunities. i might sell one of my paintings to obama. valdez, a 5-time grammy meanists hopes the visit makes a normal relationship. he picked up a latin grammy. >> it would have been better if this happened sooner but it's never too late for good things. >> with most ordinary cubans an the government, what they want most is to see a significant impact from the new bilateral relationship which is by obama's decision to further loosen restrictions trade and traveltos cuba is a previsit gift. >> we have two or three months. that would really have an impact. some fear too much of an impact. all of this military hardware at the museum of the revolution is a reminder of the cold war. there are those who believe cuba is under threat from an american economic invasion which they suspect aims to change the political situation. president obama's visit is seen as the trojan horse. those who belief opening up is a crucial first step fo

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air force one touching down at havan havana's airport on sunday.ich with symbolism and filled with high expectations. the president meeting with staff members of the recently reopened u.s. embassy at a nearby hotel. >> it is wonderful to be here. back in 1928, president coolidge came on a battleship. it took him three days to get here. it only took me three hours. >> reporter: the president talking about accelerating the engagement between both nations after decades of hostility. >> everything we've accomplished so far, more americans coming to cuba, more engagement with the cuban people, civil society, faith groups, entrepreneurs, students, young people, more opportunities for the cuban people to improve their lives. it's all happening because of you. >> reporter: just hours before president obama arrived in cuba, government authorities here arrested dozens of dissidents protesting for improved human rights. members of the group known as the ladies in white were quickly rounded up and taken away. they demonstrate every sunday against the castro re