the last number was called "fathers and sons, from havana to new york and back."atured my children, zach and adam. >> reporter: zach, a drummer, and adam, who plays trumpet, shared the stage in this tribute at the havana jazz festival. >> man, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. >> reporter: o'farrill's sons aren't the only ones to inherit his musical legacy. twice a week when he's not on the road, o'farrill mentors school kids in manhattan and the bronx. through his nonprofit, afro latin jazz alliance, he's raised $1 million to help groom the next great latin jazz musicians. what do you teach? >> you teach them life. you teach them who you are, how you walk, how you carry yourself, the commitment and dedication it takes to become a musician. that's real mentoring. >> reporter: on stage and off, o'farrill's devotion to his roots is for all to hear. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. ( applause ) >> and a reminder, you can see the grammy awards right here on cbs a week from tomorrow, sunday february 12, at 8:00 p.m., 7:00 central. and that cbs evening news. i'm

i said, george, i went all over havana. nobody ever heard of you. [laughter] are you sure you are from cuba? he assures me that he is. tonight, it is a corporate for us to celebrate this oath of office from carlos moreno to the district attorney of san francisco for at least four years, my friend, george gascon. [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor for that wonderful introduction. to me, you will always be mr. mayer. it really demonstrates why you are so successful in the law practice. i would like to have a transcript of that. my wife will wonder who you were talking about. [laughter] before i administer the oath of office, let me ask george's wife to please come up. [applause] i have the distinct pleasure and honor and to administer the oath of office. you have heard so many wonderful and operational things about george, who i've known for years, his daughters and son. his story is the american dream story. some of the immigrants, just as i am. more importantly, all his life, he has been a devoted public servant, working his way through college, thr

as an education group, we thought we would spend three days touring havana and meeting some studentsthat go into a baseball game. that said. on the last day of work came out fidel castro is going to speak at the university and you are invited. for quite a few people from the ship actually said no thank you. i don't care to. with strong feelings about him. i will do some of the faculty and students. we had headsets and he spoke for four hours without stopping. he hauled across the water and never took a sip. so at the end we were invited to have no he goes upstairs and it was an out of body experience. i thought i'm having a motive with the.castro. but here is what is interesting. i was one of the few women and i was swearing at bright yellow dress and for whatever reason i struck his fancy, came over and grabbed my arm and said if women ran the world. he nowhere. the maternal instinct is strong. do you not agree? bessette actually, i don't agree. i mean, look at the warlike women leaders we've at least women who've had to have some knowledge about armaments and i started talking abou

he had surgery in havana last year. a former top football official has lost his appeal. he sat on the executive board of the world governing body. he was suspended after undercover reporters secretly filmed tam excepting large payments for the world cup finals. sunday's oscars may eventually be remembered the day distinct international affair. it is mainly about "the artist." >> preparations are underway for sunday night's oscar ceremony. it is a combination of the epic that is the award season. will the winners be expected? will there be surprises? could it be that the british start gary oldman will win best actor? >> we have no choice but to close. >> this year, the oscars have been at the center of a heated debate. the academy lacks diversity among its voting members. there predominately white, male, and middle aged. she does not seem to mind. does the most nominated actress of all time care about the oscars? >> it still matters. it is so exciting. it really is. i remember the first time i went. i was next to gregory peck. betty davis was behind me. i been going to th

leader of communist revolution has made a rare public appearance in a country's capital havana was the presentation of his eighty thousand page memoirs called. the cuban state t.v. show the former leader engaged in an animated conversation that was a six hour long event retired in two thousand and eight because of ill health after almost half a century or more. a clash of cultures in kyrgyzstan now where the moderate indigenous practice of islam is being threatened by more radical alternatives there are fears for the effect on everyday life in the central asian republic. instability after two rebel ocean revolutions in the last few years alone on a book as the story. all. kneeling down but standing tall tens of thousands of cougars men praying at the country's central square just underneath the lenin monument even in this basket years the communist ideology couldn't bring to the streets as many people as islam does nowadays. the fist of sacrifice is one of the most important rights for all muslims you need to pray or help my skin almost theological and lifestyle differences that exist

is that correct, or is it for the expenses by the havana authorities raided by the event authority -- is it for the expense of the event authority. >> it is dedicated to infrastructure work. we have not planned development of these sites. there is 8664, which provides the state's share of tax implements. those will be available to fund other facilities along the waterfront. >> i want to clarify that again. and i do actually want to talk about taking of a lot, but i will talk about five out a later point. -- talk about that at a later point your go. >> i have had numerous conversations, and it is not easy, because we have a different understanding of what an account is. we are talking about a hard asset accoucap, on where you can draw from in an asset perspective. there were a number of us who had a concern that if there was not a cap you would be able to dip into the general fund. would it be possible to put in languages that clearly states it would never accrue to the general fund or other capital streams, i understand this language said it is exclusive, but just to make it abundantl

. >> you were born in havana. your dad was a successful businessman? >> he owns a 29% share of a pineapple export business. -- he owed a 29% share of a pineapple export business. at this point the minister of the economy came in. there is an old joke that says castro said who among you is a communist? they said what does it mean? if you will be minister of the economy. he understands who amongst you is an economist? he was minister of the economy and signed cuban dollars, che, which people thought was a sign of disrespect. he was holding interviews with business leaders and business owners to say we want to buy your company. the seller would boast and try to sell so that they could realize how much was there, how much value. but he ended up taking the whole thing. ended up taking every single business in the country. >> they took over utilities? they started the repression all over the place. >> utilities, sugar, a corner bakery became a government business. dry cleaners, barber shops. no such thing as an independent business. they would say the barber

slapped a trade embargo on cuba, we are in havana where the impact is everywhere you look. 200 years ago, one of the greatest novelists in the english language was born and today, the life and work of charles dickens was celebrated around the world. >> the words of his characters are instantly recognizable. his books have never gone out of print. charles dickens has become a literary superstar. his life began in a modest house close to portsmouth's stockyard. today, the street was crowded with well-wishers in the first of a series of celebrations was traced his career. others follow the dickens trail and in area which cost and painful memories. on, it is possible to find pieces of the world that inspired charles dickens. he saw his father locked up here for debt and gained firsthand experience of what was to be disadvantaged. at another former home, now the dickens museum, a royal audience for one of those who brought dickens stories to a new generation. >> his description of characters and the state of being at that time in england was a part of our historical record. >> charles dic

he is sitting in a prison in havana. >>> officials in egypt say about 900 people were injury inside a violent clash just days after 79 people were killed in a soccer match. egyptians have started the three-day mourning period for the victims kill inside that match. the incident has led to renewed calls for the country's military rulers to step down. >>> in colombia, four people are dead after a car bombing in front of a police station. a hospital near that station was also badly damaged. the explosion said to have injured many people and apparently some of them were patients at the hospital. it's the second bombing in that country in two days. >>> whether you head to indy or taking in the super bowl at home, restaurants all over the area, they are getting busy or getting ready, rather, to serve your needs. >> it's going to be a busy weekend. up next we'll show you some of the special treats that are being prepared for the big game. >>> also local reaction to the fallout following komen's decision to cut ties with planned parenthood. you're watching "good morning maryland." as we go to

leader of cuba's communist revolution has made a rare public appearance in the country's capital havana and was the presentation of his thousand page memoirs called time cuban state t.v. showed the former leader engaged in animated conversations at the six hour long castro retired in two thousand and eight because of ill health after almost half a century in. office and that is it for this hour i'll be back with an update of our top stories after a short break. wealthy british scientist son it's time to. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. absolutely at least subsists. is. going to. the close up team has been to the whole bar of screeching where the country's mineral wealth starts its way across the ocean. now our tea goes to the area. was named after lenin but looking to a different character to represent itself. for local businesses are striving to build the aviation capital of russia. that's where the four by fours are made and ca

in little havana at versailles-- known for political debate as much as cuban food-- we sat down withor regalado. his daughter raquel, a school board member, son tommy, a reporter, and son jose, an undersea photographer. republicans all, as you might guess, among cuban americans. >> i'm very upset at washington because they deside and they look at numbers not at faces. i do think that the federal government should take care of its own people instead of going out and spending billions throughout the world. >> pelley: what would you like to hear from the republican candidates that you haven't heard already? >> specifics. actual ways to solve an issue not just rhetoric. >> our economy is based on tourism and construction. we would like to hear more discussions about foreclosures, more discussions about what's going to happen with bank regulations. >> if they can get back to the basics, if they can talk and give a complete plan of saying this is what i'm going to do the day i walk in. >> i will tell you that i do my groceries every week and i would totally vote for a president that could

leader of cuba's communist revolution you has made a rare public appearance in the country's capital havana grave you know it was a presentation of his page memoirs called gorilla of time cuban state t.v. showed the former leader and gauged an animated conversation at this six hour longer event castro retired in two thousand and eight because of ill health after almost half a century in power. that a person with more of a clash of cultures if you will in kyrgyzstan where the moderate indigenous practice of islam is being threatened by more radical alternatives there are fears for the fact on every day life in the central asian republic prone to instability after two revolutions in the last few years alone parties oksana boyko has the story. all. kneeling down but standing tall tens of thousands of cougars man praying at the country's central square just underneath the lenin monument even in this bastard years the communist ideology couldn't bring to the streets as many people as islam does nowadays. the fist of sacrifice is one of the most important rights for all muslims but they you each

. >> an airline puts the brakes on plans to fly from bwi to havana , cuba, because of poor ticket sales. a new tool that lets parents keep tabs on their children's self loans is raising privacy concerns. it sends a copy of your child's pictures and text to you. others see this as an invasion of privacy. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think tracking a child's cell phone activity is an invasion of privacy, or a right for parents? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. ikea is making it easier to build their furniture. americans are on vacations they do not want to take. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. more than 4% traveling adults spend the majority of their vacation budget and what they call obligation trips. that is when you go away for a reunion or holiday gathering. i'm would love to make more leisure trips. the hotel industry is back on track. a majority of people expect their businesses to be more profitable this year compared to last. 27% say th

-nd they marched into havana and they didn't need me and so the call was abandoned.ng in a department store first and moving furniture in a hotel and painting my pictures, but out of loneliness and boredom i started reading for the first ttme of my life, seriously richer. i mean, i had read what i was supposed to read in high school, what was. >> smith: right. >> banks: .on the sylllbus but i had never really engaged on a personal level the, the, the literature of the world and, and taken it personally. >> smith: so hemingway? >> banks: yeah i started at hemingway, short sentences, hey i can imitate that and i'd start trying to do it, well no it's a little more& complicated than that so. >> smith: right. >> banks: so hen faulkner, see -- oh, it's long words and all tangled together and i can do that too. complicated. but i started imitating, like a clever monkey, what i was falling in love with which was literature. >> smith: yeah. >> banks: and after bout two eaas i was shapinn my life around this activity. >> smith: yeah. >> banks: .and then i could ssy well iimust

venezuelan president chavez arriving in havana, welcomed by cuban president castro.determine if he has another tumor. he was treated last year for a tumors. >>> mont neglect -- montenegro. blake helicopters delivering food and supplies to villagers. 13 years ago they led a nature toe mission here and bombing of august should have yeah. that's a ran of the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >>> one of the world's richest men admits he's not always right on the money. next, the billionaire who now says he blew it with his prediction on the housing market. and a wet day on the job for some firefighters. the hollywood hills springs a leak. a really big leak. >> you may recall sam law hood, the son of transportation second ray lahood is among seven americans still in egypt. the others already left the country. officials there planning to begin a hearing of a criminal case against them tomorrow. activists accused of running pro democracy organizations without a license. u.s. officials have warned the case could affect the billion dollars in aid egypt gets every year.

you want havana, moscow or berlin in the 1930s to tell what you to do. i will give you the last word. >> i think that it's not just me. it's millions of americans who want these rules. it is not government bureaucrats out of control. voters will decide. >> motorcycle helmets. i'm not into a lot of stuff. but people want it. >> all right. david, thanks for being honest guy. >> thanks for being here. >> mitt romney continues to sink in the polls. rick santorum continues to rise. why that is happening. later, jesse watters goes to the conservative conference in washington. >> you like watters world? >> what? >> do you like wawforts world? >> i have no idea what you are talking about. >> bill: all right. we're coming right back. >> bill: in the impact segment tonight, latest rasmussen poll among republic voters nationwide has rick santorum up by 12 points over mitt romney. obviously the governor continues to have problems with republic voters. joining us is mr. morris. before we get to romney's problems, you let george stephanopoulos from abc news have it th

stahl has seen fit in for a leave from the left sleeve torn down did for if it is this a havana fulfillsngs that. those in attendance to find the walls as they look that runs beneath an. >> defining of have served as for the past 61 years. it is becoming too soft occur if the levees are wearing out and equipment into quitting. we really need a place that really reflects the dignity that we seem half hot who och paypal has all the heathen and bill live. if >>marty: yesterday marked the annual poler the plunge in aquatic park. ms. evans is the police chief that the portions of all along with several other law enforcement officials. the event raises money for the special olympics. >>ysabel: today is the last day of the republican convention in berlin meeting. a new report this morning including me he started seven years the life you fell fifth year in the flow of the golden gate. vera had hit fox [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release

troops from nicaragua and was the first to personally attend the conference in havana.beyond that there was the naval treaty, very important in the plan, this became the vice chairman for the reparations and there was the pact that which was to halt all war as an instrument of international foreign policy. so you see a lot of things going on there. he actually vetoed the act and i think he did that twice. the was controversy all. at the time he wasn't quite consistent on that point. so i think those were the main points and he would agree with your assessment. >> any other questions? >> in the back. >> do you think he was pressing and enough to know what was coming? do you think that by failing to run in november of 28 and leaving office in march of 29 and in october of 29 the wheels come off the wagon did he know what was coming? >> some people say he did know and that there's quotes that are kind of unverified. there was the call of race coolidge where she says there is a depression coming and it's like time to scram. the business cycle had been very cyclical. so in t

you want havana, moscow or berlin in the 1930s to tell what you to do. i will give you the last word. >> i think that it's not just me. it's millions of americans who want these rules. it is not government bureaucrats out of control. voters will decide. >> motorcycle helmets. i'm not into a lot of stuff. but people want it. >> all right. david, thanks for being honest guy. >> thanks for being here. >> mitt romney continues to sink in the polls. rick santorum continues to rise. why that is happening. later, jesse watters goes to the conservative conference in washington. >> you like watters world? >> what? >> do you like wawforts world? >> i have no idea what you are talking about. >> bill: all right. we're coming right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our town. [ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt. from the heart of detroit to the health of the country, chevy runs deep. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the satura

weekly flights from baltimore to havana were scheduled to start on march 21, just days before pope benedictnned to visit the island nation. the travel agency that arranged the flight says it did not get enough interest. the agency says it will try the flights again in october. u.s. citizens still are not allowed to travel to cuba as tourists, but the flights will be open to academics, journalists, and religious and cultural groups. >>> if you observe ash wednesday on this first day of lent but don't have time to make it to church, one congregation is bringing the ashes to you. st. george's episcopal church will be at the virginia square metro plaza with ashes to go. the church will be offering ashes during the morning commute following its 7:00 service and during the evening commute before its 7:30 p.m. service. you do not have to be a member of the church to take part. the ashes will be offered to anyone who wishes to receive them. >>> 6:36 now. the "today" show is coming up next at 7:00. let's see what they're working on for "today. >>> good morning. coming up on a wednesday morning on "t

weekly flights to havana were supposed to start march 21 but they haven't sold enough tickets.y'll try again in october. >> more and more people are flying in and out and through reagan national airport. 18.8 million passengers moved through that airport last year which is a record, a 4% jump from the year before. it may get busier this year as well. u.s. airways is adding more flights. >>> it 16:48. time to -- it 16:48. time to reveal the answer to the question of the morning. 78% of married men say they want this one thing for their birthday. is it a, a new sports car, b, tickets to see their favorite sports team or c, a day alone. >> the answer is b, getting tickets to their favorite sports teams. guess what? the red sox are coming to nationals park the last game of preseason. just a little hint in case you're listening. >> let's go to jessica for today's daily deals. maybe there will be something there for you. >> i wish i had tickets now, mike, but i do have some stuff. we've been combing through the day's daily deals to find you deep discounts. we've got some favorites. s

chopper is live over i havana 270 heading toward -- i-270 heading toward the beltway.to the beltway nice and clear. travel speed, 58 miles per hour traveling from i-270 and connect to the beltway on the outer loop. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:12. just about 36 degrees. ahead, the remarkable survival story. a man's car buried under snow. how he survived for two months. >>> and new this morning, a ♪ [ male announcer ] from our nation's networks... ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> welcome back. 6:14. check this out. two pilots walked away from this crash. a small plane and a helicopter clipped each other last night in northern california. the helicopter made an emergency landing in a field while the plane landed at a nearby airport. both pilots suffered only minor injuries. no word on what may have caused the accident

out and touch me ♪ come on honey tell me so ♪ at the copa copa cabana ♪ the hottest spot north of havana gone ♪ ♪ i have never loved someone the way that i love you ♪ ♪ well i don't like leaving under your spotlight ♪ >> the answer of course is one man, clive davis. he is the man who makes stars out of all of the people you saw and he is here with one of the biggest stars oscar and grammy award winner jennifer hudson. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> and great honor to have the man in my studio. jennifer, you are a fantastic story and you know why i love your story? because simon cowell didn't spot your talent, and i remind him of this every time i see him. and if you come on "america's got talent" i would have made sure you won. >> wow. thank you for that. [ laughter ] >> how do you feel, clive, about because you swooped on this amazing talent after i think that after you saw the real "dream girls." did you see her on "american idol" and did you pick up on jennifer then? >> i did. but i saw her talent and i saw the rough talent and the rough screen test when she sang, and you know,

weekly flights from baltimore to havana were scheduled to start march 21, days before pope benedict xvi planned to visit that island nation. the travel agency that arranged the flight says it did not get enough interest. the agency says it will try the flights again in october. united states citizens still are not allowed to travel to cuba as tourists, but the flights will be open to academics, journalist, and religious and cultural groups. >>> the number of people using d.c.'s airports reached record levels in 2011. reagan national served more than 18 million passengers last year, a 4% jump from 2010. dulles, on the other hand, saw a drop in the overall number of passengers. 1.6% increased travelers flying -- in travelers flying international. the two airports serves more than 42 million passengers combined last year. >>> bwi marshall announced this month that it also served a record number of passengers last year -- more than 22 million. >>> some of the redskins' top brass is in indianapolis today for the start of the nfl combine. over the next week, hundreds of potential draft picks