[laughter] but they had no policy with want to go somewhere other than havana? the decision to fly him to italy where he was greeted in rome as a huge hero and served 18 months in jail after his release he signed a contract in the western film he posed a video to accordion music is on you to. [laughter] twenty after the other big milestone that shifted the terrain barkley and unemployed truck driver for ears and a bakery and rolled in the seven your issue with the irs and appealed his case the supreme court and he decides to hijack a plane from phoenix to washington d.c. to a and demand many. $100 million to be paid directly to him in cash by the supreme court as punishment to turn down his appeal. again dell airline has note policy in place nobody had ever asked for many so they try to get all the money they can gather assure nervous with his manager thousand dollars he eventually is shot by the fbi but it sets a precedent now people are not just going over the world but now asking for money. fabrics us to the ear of the epidemic 1972 people are jumping out of

held a gun to the head of a two year old boy and get a black power, havana. their success in drawing media attention was inspire more militants to embrace sky jacking as key to the stroke. later that month, a 19 you navy deserter hijacked a national airline flight from key west to havana telling if to havana telling if stewart is at knife point to reduce to shed blood in the non. it was the first american hijacking which a member of the military side its opposition to the war as the motive. it would by no means be the last. by the second week of february 1969, 11 flights had been commandeered in the u.s., a record pace. in addition to the deserters, a former mental patient account about a three year-old son. a community college student armed with a can of bug spray, a purdue university dropout with a case for marx economics, and retired green beret who claimed that he intended to assessing castro with his bare hands. at the best of the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce, the faa formed a special anti-hijacking task force to develop possible so

he was in havana for the next 20 years.still have a statue of him tavis: i've seen it. >> - in front of the nacional hotel. tavis: at the hotel de nacional. i've been there (unintelligible). >> it's just amazing. we were, my sisters and i were just going through pictures at the (unintelligible) museum last month of photos that my mom had donated. we had not seen these pictures before, and there are some amazing photos, tavis. you would just - there's when he was in south america, when he was in argentina, when he was in havana, and the crowd, just the adoration on their faces for this man is just, it's really something to behold. tavis: one of the things i've always - and i want you to comment on this - one of the things i've always loved about music in spanish is that even if you don't know what they're saying, it's sexy. >> it is. oh. tavis: oh, man. (laughter) it's sexy, it's smooth, it is soothing. >> yes it is. tavis: they could be cussing me out for all i know. >> that's right. tavis: but it sounds good. >> yes, it do

they headed to havana to make one of the negotiators attempt to reach a deal. >> a long way from the colombian jungle. negotiations with representatives of the colombian government. >> we are comfortable in this environment. we are interested in the most important thing for columbia, that is peace. >> they are taking a more conciliatory approach. >> we have approached these negotiations with a reasonable proposals. >> the rebels and the government. >> we have agreed on a series of 25 points but also other issues that we don't feel the same way about. we will tackle them later. they are fundamental questions like the land issue. we believe it is vital to talk about this and put an end to the conflict. and to eradicate inequalities in the colombian countryside. >> at the talks might be progressing in cuba, but fighting continues. they're calling for a ceasefire. after 10 years of radio silence, they have seized a platform to justify their insurgency. >> if you want to know why one sector took up arms, it is because of the decades of terror. we need to solve these problems. >> sometimes

for nine months they have been negotiating in havana. right now is the 13th round of talks.hem six months to agree on the first point of the six-point agenda, and that is land reform. currently both sides are discussing the second point which is political participation. the farq want to be assured if they create party they won't be killed like in the past. many people find it difficult to see members sitting in government even though they are discussing peace in havana, here in columbia the fight continues. two days ago the government killed two important members of the farq. >>> a mexican teacher's union is trying to block a landmark piece of education reform. critics say students will suffer from the legislation. >> reporter: this is how teachers try to get their voices heard in mexico. they occupy the main plaza, and try to pressure them with people power. these people aim to block ed the education reform aimed at improving state-run schools, in part by evaluating teachers. these teachers are hoping their members can hold high-level meetings and convince them to change or

. >> this is a very important test in this process that is taking place in havana.y said there has been cruelty and pain committed by the forces. let's not also perfect that they're not the only ones to blame in this conflict. this is coming right after admitted that human rights had been admitted by the colombian tape there will will be experts to investigate the history and find out the truth of what happened in this country. for nine months the government has been part of negotiations. it took them months to agree on the first point of the six-point agenda. they're currently negotiations while they discuss the second point of political, and if they create a left-wing party they won't be killed like it happened in the past. there is also here, and many find it difficult to find members of the conflict even though they're discussing the peace here in a vanna. here in columbia. and the fark are asking for a bilateral cease-fire the government is saying that is not an option. >> the u.k. is waiting for legal action. he was stalked because of his relationship with a j

negotiations have resumed in havana between a rebel group and the colombian government.the leftistt time, guerrilla group says it affect -- except for some responsibility -- accepts partial responsibility for deaths. serious violations of human rights during that conflict. analysts say together these two admissions of response ability mark a significant step forward in the peace process. could the made in mexico brand one day be more visible than made in china? a consulting group reduce that by 2025 mexico will be 30% more repetitive than china because workers salaries in china are on the rise, giving mexico the competitive edge. a townthis report from at the border with the united states. tty has practiced her routine for years. at 5:00 a.m. every day she works at a factory. she has multiplied and modernized. >> they treat us much better. the transport, the food, everything has improved. hashe salary, however, remained low. pesos forives 75 work. insurance, health insurance. it is about five euros less per week. >> those salaries in a country of 113 million people provi

team goes to havana this is june one thousand nine hundred eighty three the f.b.i. and the us government did absolutely nothing about these groups but i sure. do you have provided all kinds of evidence to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. then see who were the people who were supplying the q uncle i mean the information . was charged with conspiracy to commit espionage. had our go in under us was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder although no evidence existed that he had transmitted details of the fatal brothers to the rescue flights so you didn't offer any information that would have helped the cuban government to shoot down the plane no cause not if you broke the record of those. who are now no way. for the. cream. we have grown. on glory already knew that in our priority some form of life of. a war. judge joan winner and sentence toronto hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian souness's that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i hav

team goes to havana this is june one thousand nine hundred eighty three the f.b.i. and the us government did absolutely nothing about these groups but i saw. you have provided all kinds of evidence to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. then see who were the people who were supplying the q uncle i mean the information . with conspiracy to commit espionage. had are due in london was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder although no evidence existed that he had transmitted details of the fatal brothers to the rescue flights so you didn't offer any information that would have helped the cuban government to shoot down the plane no cause not if you broke the record of those. who are now no way. forward. then i got real growth. rory already knew that in our prior research all the advice of. judge joan wintered sentenced to write a hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian sentence is that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no wa

team goes to havana this is june one thousand nine hundred eighty three the f.b.i. and the us government did absolutely nothing about these groups but i saw. you have provided all kinds of evidence to the f.b.i. the f.b.i. then see who were the people who were supplying the q uncle i mean the information . was charged with conspiracy to commit espionage. was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder although no evidence existed that he had transmitted details of the fatal brothers to the rescue flights so you didn't offer any information that would help the cuban government to shoot down the plane no cause not if you broke your correct group of those. who are now no way. for the. cream. then i got real grown. glory or everybody knew that you know our priority some form of life or. judge joan with sentence toronto hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian souness's that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of

eventual peace negotiations will be held outside of columbia, and in parallel with peace talks in havanamost people bringing the eln is vital if there's to be a peace deal and one that lasts. >> scientists in new zealand have confirmed that bacteria found in suspect weigh protein products made by the dairy giant fonterra did not contain any things related to botulism. >> at least seven people have died and more than 20 are still missing after a building collapsed in western india. the four story building in the state contained 14 apartments. some residents accused the government of not following up on complaints that the apartment block structure had become weak. another housing block nearby also collapsed but it had been evacuated. >> the indian currency has slumped to its lowest level against the dollar. the rupi has hit a record low. it's fallen by 19% so far this year, and is the worst performer among major asian currencies. but not everyone is complaining. who is benefiting from the depreciating rupi. >> . >> the apparel business is booming. thanks to the diving value of the indian

but as our senior latin america correspondent in havana reports, this time-honored custom mode which is now standard actors in the country, was at the beginning a necessary alternative. >> 76-year-old orlando damaged his knees after a fall at home. his treatment consists of acupuncture along with another form of traditional chinese medicine. heat is applied to the acupuncture needles to help stimulate the blood flow to >> it's good, he told me. my condition has improved a lot. orlando is receiving his treatment at the main provincial hospital in matan says. -- in matanzans. it is especially popular for the treatment of physical injuries and pain. here the turned to traditional chinese medicine out of necessity during economic crisis following the collapse of the soviet union. but now, it is an integral part of the island's health service. dr. vivian sanchez's head of the traditional medicine department in matanzas. >> [speaking spanish] >> starting in the 1990s, a number of chinese and korean teachers came to cuba. more recently, with few cubans, including dr. sanchez, were sent to c

in havana in sunday there were more than usual. the antique automobile rally got started today with more than 60 antique cars and 15 classic motor bikes all taking part in the 17-kilometer rally. we're going to leave you with those pictures. there will be more news here in a quarter of an hour. please stay tuned. >> hello, and welcome to this sunday night sports roundup on "france 24." over the next 10 minutes we'll be bringing you the best of the weekend's action, including the last day of the world athletics championships. all the scores from day one of the english premier league and some tennis with the cincinnati open. and we start, of course, with the world athletics championships in moscow. the week-long event came to an event this sunday. and the last race of the competition was the men's 100-meter relay. jamaica dominated the scene. nest carter, cole, and, of course, usain bolt for the finish were the fastest in 37 second, 36. they finished ahead of the u.s. the canadian relay team picked up the bronze after great britain w

they will never tell us the power couple took a trip to havana last week to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary but legally you can't just take a vacation to cuba at least you and i can't. yet cheezy and beyond say traveling to the beautiful caribbean island of cuba is apparently the most important news story happening in the country right now i have to hand it to our friends at fox news because as absurdly blown out proportion as this story already is fox always manages to take it one step further take a look. why would. you go to cuba who are notoriously racist towards blacks i also want to know whose idea was this initially did they did did anyone in the administration think that this would be a good idea to bring south africa i mean there was a there was a cultural blackout and nobody would go to south africa because until they change their policies but if you but that is not the case there is no man to size it should somebody tell jeezy what che feels about black people should somebody contact him and tell him what the word che has used about black people somebody look great gu

. >> christine and her husband own and operate the havana delight restaurant in the central florida town. she recalls hearing happiness park episodes on the radio. >> when you hear this and you recognize that it's aimed at -- >> the hispanics. >> what's your reaction? >> they are calling us stupid. >> episode seven is an eyeopener for the reluctant diana. she goes shopping with monica. >> it's your turn to pay. don't use food stamps in front of everybody. >> there is no stamps. snap gives you a card. >> wow! it looks like a bank card. >> exactly. no one has to know. apply! you can gain. >> that's not why we came to america. we take care of our own without help and get ahead. >> back in happiness park, diana is not convinced, insisting in the next episode she didn't need help from anyone. everything changes in episode nine which according to the usda production script was written to overcome the barrier of pride. >> hello? yes. what? what happened? what happened? she is crying and she's at the hospital. >> thankfully diana survived. >> i thought it was a heart attack. >> what? >> yes. i f

. >> christine and her husband own and operate the havana delight restaurant in the central florida town. she recalls hearing happiness park episodes on the radio. >> when you hear this and you recognize that it's aimed at -- >> the hispanics. >> what's your reaction? >> they are calling us stupid. >> episode seven is an eyeopener for the reluctant diana. she goes shopping with monica. >> it's your turn to pay. don't use food stamps in front of everybody. >> there is no stamps. snap gives you a card. >> wow! it looks like a bank card. >> exactly. no one has to know. apply! you can gain. >> that's not why we came to america. we take care of our own without help and get ahead. >> back in happiness park, diana is not convinced, insisting in the next episode she didn't need help from anyone. everything changes in episode nine which according to the usda production script was written to overcome the barrier of pride. >> hello? yes. what? what happened? what happened? she is crying and she's at the hospital. >> thankfully diana survived. >> i thought it was a heart attack. >> what? >> yes. i f

jon: i hear havana is a beautiful city. i haven't seen. >> it i haven't either but i hear the same. maybe it will be easy to go there. jon: at one point. a major break through in a disease that infects nine million americans. what scientists say could help those that suffer from diabetes. >>> convicted murderer jody arias heads back to court where a judge might set the stage for retrial of her penalty phase. what may not happen during the sentencing phase if defense attorneys get their way. arthel: right now, convicted murderer, jody arias due back in a phoenix courtroom. a judge could set the date for the retrial of her penalty phase today. of she has said she would like to get started picking a new jury next month. the defense filing a motion to block livid yo cameras from that part of the trial. a major departure for the case that drew worldwide interest. arias, as you remember was found guilty in may of murdering her ex-boyfriend travis alexander in 2008. but jurors couldn't agree on a new sentence. new jury will decide whether she gets life in prison or the death penalty. bring

. >> i was turning the corner here on havana and a car was stopped in front of me and my car stalledehind it and it will not restart. the fire department had to rescue me out of my car and carry me out. >> a total of 3 people had to be saved. fortunately they are all okay. maria moline gnaw has a look at the weekend forecast. >> if you live across states of missouri and kansas i don't have much good news for you. we are expecting more areas of rain today and as we head out into the weekend. the been producing the showers and storms. high pressure continuing in had place across parts of louisiana parts of texas. north of that system you will continue to see the moisture firing up the showers and storms so parts of the texas panhandle. they picked up 2 inches in the past 48-hours. we have been seeing the rain since monday. the ground saturated several days of heavy rain. some spots pick up inches of rain. we have a number of heat advisories still in effect. it feels like 110 degrees. parts of the midwest below average. 79 over minneapolis. if you live in new york city this one will be

. >> cub a capitol of havana getting the first english bock.e getting around the five decades old embargo. they are donated from people in the u.s. the store has a ca fe where people can smoke cigars and relax in a hammock. >> china, it is called the happiest five- k on earth for a reason. >> a different one for every kilombeter. and those who finished the run looked like a running rainbow. and a big boon for a power plant in florida. bomb, progress they called it the planned immroelgdz reduced the station to rubble. only skoin pounds were needed to destroy the structure. it pelongs to florida power and light. they took it down because it was obsolete and they use cleaner and more fuel efficient shrjs. drug enforcement agent drugged and killed. and the man responsible for his death could get out of prison after a mix up in the court. >> a family dog saving his dog after a natural disaster. how the canine hero helped them escape the rubble of the former home. we nicknamed him jeo the hero. heot me out, didn't you george? . red hot deal days are

. >> christine and her husband own and operate the havana delight restaurant in the central florida townshe recalls hearing happiness park episodes on the radio. >> when you hear this and you recognize that it's aimed at -- >> the hispanics. >> what's your reaction? >> they are calling us stupid. >> episode seven is an eyeopener for the reluctant diana. she goes shopping with monica. >> it's your turn to pay. don't use food stamps in front of everybody. >> there is no stamps. snap gives you a card. >> wow! it looks like a bank card. >> exactly. no one has to know. apply! you can gain. >> that's not why we came to america. we take care of our own without help and get ahead. >> back in happiness park, diana is not convinced, insisting in the next episode she didn't need help from anyone. everything changes in episode nine which according to the usda production script was written to overcome the barrier of pride. >> hello? yes. what? what happened? what happened? she is crying and she's at the hospital. >> thankfully diana survived. >> i thought it was a heart attack. >> what? >> yes. i fel

cuba would not let the plane land in havana.ussia after spending weeks in the transit zone of the airport. >>> lots of people trying to access chinese websites hit a wall. the initial name is the denial of service attack. it was one of the biggest ever to hit china. this kind of attack overwhelms websites by flooding them with requests. no one has taken responsibility for this. >>> imagine, it's an ordinary day. you're going about your business. the phone rings and you pick it up and somebody says. >> it's the pope. this is what happened to an italian teenager. he wrote a personal note to pope francis, never expected a response. >> reporter: 19-year-old stephano wrote a letter to pope francis discussing his studies and hope to find a job. he never expected what would come next. a personal phone call from the pope himself. it lasted around eight minutes before the pope offered his blessing and asked for his prayers. this isn't the first surprising phone call to the 1.2 billion catholics. in june he dialed up an italian man who ju

. >> you cannot be my partner in the havana hotels. >> it's "magic city" and it's just a time in americanisn't it? >> yeah. >> he's got sort of a bugsy siegel quality about him, 1959 miami. there's a certain amount of research i had to do, but it's a fantastic period. castro is in, kennedy is about to be elected. free jazz. the atomic bomb. >> what does malice feel like? >> quite normal. [ laughter ] i take great pride in dissecting my characters, the villainous ones and prodding them. nobody necessarily regards themselves as villainous or evil or bad. but in the case of this character, i thought i would give up and just plan for the bad ass he is. >> it must be fun to act in a series where you get to make stuff. >> i like to work backwards a lot. i like to know what happens to the character. and not knowing i find it's a little daunting, like life. you don't know what corner you're ghog to take and what's going to happen to you. to that's what i find a little uncomfortable is not knowing where the story is going necessarily or what's going to happen to your character. but it's also excit

. >> reporter: christine and her husband, alfredo, own and operate the havana delight restaurant in the town. she recalls hearing happiness park episodes on the radio. >> when you hear this and you recognize that it's aimed at -- >> the hispanics. >> what's your reaction? >> our reaction is that they're calling us stupid. >> reporter: episode seven is an eye opener for the reluctant dean wra. she goes shopping with monica. >> it's your turn to say, wait, don't do food stamps in front of everybody. >> there's no stamps. snap gives you a card. >> why? it looks like a bank card. >> exactly, dean wra. no to know. apply. you could gain so much. >> that's not why i came to america. we take care of our own without any help. everything changes in episode nine, which according to the usda production script was written to overcome the barrier of pride. >> what? what happened? what happened? deana is crying. she's at the hospital. >> reporter: thankfully deana survived. >> i thought it was a heart attack. >> what? >> yes. i felt horrible. but the doctor told me that it was indigestion. >> indigest

. >> my favorite one is dirty dancing 2, hot havana nights. >> that was a good one. >> yeah, you have some explaining to do. speaking of which, our good buddy elvis. >> yeah, special guest, she the host of the elvis duran in the morning show. he is broadcasting from out on the plaza taking in the concert. how are you doing there. >> hey willie. how are you? >> doing great. are you having fun out there. >> no, we would rather be in there with you. >> actually i'm with savannah. it's good. >> how are you holding up. >> with a name like savannah you're used to the humidity. we're going to ask you questions that we have been asking the audience about. do you mind? do you want to help me savannah. >> are you going to embarrass us? >> run now. we'll start with natalie. have you ever while interviewing somebody on the show fantasized about what they would look like naked. >> no, never. >> i believe her. >> willie, al, have you ever undressed a guest with your eyes. >> never, that would be unprofessional. >> kate upton maybe. >> you did? >> no, you guys. >> they're lying, right. >> that was a

. >> they own and operate a havana restaurant in the town of bartow.ecalls hearing happiness park episodes on the radio. >> reporter: when you hear this and recognize that it is aimed at -- >> at the hispanics. >> reporter: what's your reaction? >> my gut reaction is that they're calling us stupid. that's not why we came to america. we take care of our own without any help and you get ahead on your own. >> reporter: back at happiness park, diana is still not convinced, insisting in the next episode she didn't need help from anyone. but everything changes in episode nine, which according to usda production script was written to overcome the barrier of pride. >> hello, yes? what? what happened? what happened? diana is crying. she's at the hospital. >> thankfully diana survives. >> i thought it was a heart attack. >> what? >> yes, i felt horrible. but the doctor told me that it was indigestion. >> indigestion? >> the doctor scolded me, told me i need to lose weight. he said he need to eat healthier food like fruit and vegetable. i should have listened to

a russian flag carrier headed to havana would not be stopped by any u.s.overnment. >> former nsa officer -- >> that's a different order of magnitude. >> john schindler and dinah pokempner. >>> the white house is disappointed in russia for granting snowden asylum. what does this mean for the two powers? that's next. it's just her way. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek im

a russian flag carrier headed to havana would not be stopped by any u.s.> former nsa officer -- >> that's a different order of magnitude. >> john schindler and dinah pokempner. >>> the white house is disappointed in russia for granting snowden asylum. what does this mean for the two powers? that's next. wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. [ beeping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned... mercedes-benz for the next new owner. ♪ hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for 1.99% financing during our certified pre-owned sales event through september 3rd. getting asylum in russia. joining me, david, of the "new yorker," david, you've done fantastic reporting out of russia, both before when you were there and for the "new yorker" as well. what is putin's play here? this really is, this is more than a thumb in the eye. this is a middle fi

. ♪ at the copa, the hottest club north of havana ♪ >> for two people who have been so popular in popat success? >> you can see copacabana is also a story song. >> it's also a very odd pop song. it was like nothing before it, and a song that says don't fall in love. how many times do you hear that on the radio? it was just a weird pop song that happened to capture the imagination of a large percentage of the public. by the way, the record company didn't release it. >> they didn't like it. >> they didn't like it. they said this is not a pop record, and it was forced off the album. it was the first of barry's hit singles to be forced off by the public. as a result he had three records in the top ten at the same time. >> there came copa on the dance charts that nobody expected. it was number ten, number five, and then it jumped to the pop charts without any help from the record company. >> and they had to release it. >> it was great to sit down with them, and there's so much there. >> yeah. >> we're going to talk more with them tomorrow. you will see more of it tomorrow. >> amazing the r

student who was told by the communists the bolivian communist party, we will send you to school in havana or moscow. when he gets to the camp to where he is supposed to leave to go to school they handed a gun and they say all right let's hit it very do you are a guerilla now. felix decides if we catch this guy i can at least talk to him. i'm not going to give away the whole book but one paco surfaces felix pretty much goes all in to make sure he doesn't get executed which he almost does. paco ends up being a very important player. he's sort of the final piece in the mystery. what helps is that paco has of photographic memory so he can remember everything. he lays out the soap opera that has been going on in these camps and how che has had trouble with the bolivian communist and with some of the other guerrillas and how some of them are deserting but most of all the parts together exactly how the guerrillas moved to the next time there's an ambush and they catch him they are able to figure out exactly where che is. that leads them to when they implement the rangers. after 19 weeks of train

he did his first photo essay work in havana a few years before this, but he had begun working throughout the south. by the time he got to hale county was already in the south for at least a year, and he photographed in tennessee and alabama and georgia. he made one of my favorite pictures was done about a mile from your. i wish there was a title to it, but it's a wonderful picture with the movie poster of carole lombard with a black eyed on it but it was done nearby a photograph in new orleans had photographed in savannah. and i think by the time they got to hale county he had already developed a sense of what the self looked like. when i tried to glean from what else i read was how much time agee spent in the south, if any, besides his trip to alabama, where as evidence had been your. in total almost two years. so a lot of the work that you see from famous man is very similar to what you done in other parts of the state. so i think it already settled on a methodology and aesthetic for doing that. but he felt that the things that he chose carefully to include in the photographs had their

he was going there to come to havana.states finds out he's in moscow on the way to havana. we went to the cuban government, even though we have lousy relations with cuba, we said don't let this guy in. cuba said you're not welcome. here's snowden in moscow. they didn't ask for him. they're stuck with him and so he said before he had been there like six hours and already the secretary of state is saying this could badly damage relations with the soviet union. chuck schumer is out on tv saying you know, let's just not cooperate with russia on anything at all. suddenly, they're getting hammered for something they had nothing to do with. and then with all of that, they said okay, well, screw you. we'll give him asylum. >> it took them a long time to get to the decision to give he him asylum. how long has he been living at the airport doing his laun -- >> venezuela said we'll take him. >> bill: what if a russian had come over here. do you think we would have sent him back? >> i think that's the best thing the russians could be

>> a ship was sunk in havana harbor in february. he is reluctant to go to war.he negotiations with spain are down. we go to war. there were times when he stayed up late at night but the truth was that was the period when she was worried about him. in act, there is a strong record their shows she was trying to talk to his assistant we need to do something about him. she was playing the protective role. this apl when she is -- is a period when she is physically stroke. after the war is declared over, then the filipino american war because we took the philippines they did not welcome us. and they resisted. it was bloody and horrifying. there were atrocities committed on both sides. that is when she was at her neediest. that is when the pressure really did get to him. he had to constantly make the choice between his work and his wife. >> surprising parallels between then and now. the 113 days it took to defeat a spanish empire. what we tend to forget is that like iraq and afghanistan, the immediate victory was followed by a protracted, very bloody insurrection which

through where hyman roth and michael corleone and all the american gangsters are gathered in a patio in havanae's dividing up the island among all the american gangsters and appropriately enough the birthday cake has an outline of cuba on it, he's giving them a slice of cuba. and while hyman roth is doing this he says: "isn't it great to be in a country with a government that respects private enterprise?" and that's how media policies have been done in the united states for the past 50 years and it's increasing in the last 20 years. extraordinarily powerful lobbyists duke it out behind closed doors for the biggest slice of the cake. the public knows nothing about it, it doesn't participate. and that's the problem ac

the university of havana was renowned worldwide for its quality of medical instruction. today that system is gone. relatives that go back always take a suitcase full of medicine. there isn't aspirin in cuba. in the hospitals in cuba, staph infections are epidemic. everywhere. there is something else that socialized medicine will do. under socialized medicine, the indoctors cannot make enough money. what happens is doctors go somewhere else so they can practice. it happens in canada. came to practice it because they cannot make any money in canada. thousands upon thousands of medical doctors left cuba and our practicing medicine in this country. i talked to you yesterday, he said he started at the university of new orleans. he said the majority of the professors in medical schools were doctors from the university of cuba that have come to florida and now were teaching. this will happen all over the world. socialism does not work. it has never worked. by the grace of god, i had the privilege when i was being persecuted and was imprisoned, i had the blessing to be able to c

we have a diplomatic mission in havana, we talked to hugo chavez when he was president of venezuela,e've talked, fitfully unsuccessfully with the iranians, we really haven't had much of a relationship with the north koreans. it's mafia-run, family dictatorship. the third son, previously unemployed, 29, 30 years old, kim jong un, is now the proud owner of a nuclear weapons force. it doesn't make you feel good when you get up in the morning, and the only way to deal with them is to show strength. so the u.s. and china actually teamed up in march when north korea was shooting rockets off over south korea and japan to say, stop. and frankly, the key country in that mix was china because china has enabled the north koreans for a long time. and finally xi jinping was so uncomfortable and embarrassed by what north korea was doing, they sent him a tough message that'll maybe last for a couple of months. we're likely to see this outrageous behavior continue. we need to contain that problem because they have nuclear weapons. we don't want to fight them, we don't want hem to send a nuclear weap

. >> my favorite one is dirty dancing 2, hot havana nights. >> that was a good one. >> yeah, you haveth a name like savannah you're used to the humidity. we're going to ask you questions that we have been asking the audience about. do you mind? do you want to help me savannah. >> are you going to embarrass us? >> run now. we'll start with natalie. have you ever while interviewing somebody on the show fantasized about what they would look like naked. >> no, never. >> i believe her. >> willie, al, have you ever undressed a guest with your eyes. >> never, that would be unprofessional. >> kate upton maybe. >> you did? >> no, you guys. >> they're lying, right. >> that was a lame question. may i go a little deeper? >> please. >> talk about celebrity grooming habits. >> that's an open ended question. >> the private areas. willie, do you groom in the privacy of your own home. >> is this howard stern or elvis duran. >> is there manscaping going on. >> there's no manscaping. i am a hairless germanic creature. >> you know me, did i answer the question? no. i didn't. i called my lawyer. >> if hod