♪ havana >> jimmy: what's up?phone ringing sounds ] hello? >> steve: hello. >> jimmy: hey, what's up, man? >> steve: who dis? >> jimmy: it's jimmy. you called me. >> steve: oh, man, i must have called the wrong number. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: who were you looking for? >> steve: camila cabello. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: camila cabello? >> steve: camila cabello, yeah. >> jimmy: no, she's not here. >> steve: oh. do you know where she is? >> jimmy: do i know where -- >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: do i know where camila cabello is? >> steve: what city is she in? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i do know where she is. >> steve: oh, where is she? >> jimmy: i do know where she is. >> steve: can you please tell me? >> jimmy: i do know where she is. >> steve: where is she? >> jimmy: she's in -- ♪ havana ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i gotta close it. i gotta close it. >> sorry, i didn't catch that. >> jimmy: all right. thank you, siri. i turned siri on. >> steve: sorry siri. siri. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, chips and guac as an appetizer for letting me fi

also havana. cover by big marvel. ♪ >> >> that's my favorite. >> well, if you're curious to know, who are the original creator of the response to the original cats tweets, we 15-year-old. >> what's up, everybody. >> you feel pretty good that you created this thing that completely went viral. >> i'm so happy. i am just so happy. >> we can see you smiling. >> what gave you the idea to put bongos on this cat? >> i was scrolling through my twitter time line and i saw this tweet and i was listening to super mario world at the time. if you ride on yoshi, it would play the bongo theme. so i decided i'm going to slap some bongos on the cat and guess what, everything became history now. >> did you think it would take off like this? >> no, i thought some people would say that's a spicy meme. but i didn't expect the whole world to meme it. >> there's a website where people can create their own bongo cat. the symbols, the bongos. >> how do your parents feel? >> they're like oh my god. my boy. he made this. an

. ♪ half of my heart is in havana ♪ >> i just love talent.lent happens to be in your house, so i had to tape it. the next thing i know we're talking about it and then we were on "bold and beautiful" so it's pretty cool. >> but will they ever work together professionally? >> he wants me to dress up as him for halloween. >> stop putting my business out on the street one day for the two of us be on stage together or on camera. i think that's the dream if we can be on broadway together. >> make it happen you two. >> today is october 3rd, a national holiday if you're a regular mom, cool mom or just one of the plastics because not only is it wednesday, it's "mean girls" day. >> on october 3rd he asked me what day it was. it's october 3rd. >> lindsay lohan posted with her brother on behalf of "mean girls" day to day. tina fey will rename this new york city block west fetch street. we're also secretly hoping tina will recreate this lindsay lohan dance move that went viral last month. >> have you tried it yet? >> no, i didn't try it 'cause i knew i wo

to be a rainy day at thirty two but as we look what's happening here across cuba not too bad for havana at twenty eight in winds coming out of the north with a funnel bounded to yourself so we are going to be seeing partly cloudy conditions at about twenty eight degrees there and then very quickly across south america we are looking at some cooler conditions for rio with the temperature there maybe about twenty four in a sense in at thirty two degrees. whoa . dude. divorce rates in taiwan a soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this only too well. but as the sixtieth wedding anniversary approaches own parents are looking wounds rather than alms. committed daughterly love and professional expertise make them see eye to eye. my father my mother part of the viewfinder asia's series on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every since. he was malaysia's prime minister the nine years until his government was stronger now off the scandals and allegations of corruption in an exclusive interview one o one east speaks with. on al jazeera. this is. i don't welcome to the al-jazeera news out li

. ♪ half of my heart is in havana, havana ♪ >> i just love talent.i tape it and the next thing you know we're talking about it and then we're on "bold and beautiful." it's pretty cool. >> but will they ever work together professionally? >> i'll dress as him for halloween. >> stop putting my business out in the street. one day for the two of us to be on stage together or on camera that's the dream, is if we could be on broadway together. >> coming up, j.-rod. inside the big celebration that has j. lo's man beaming. >> my daughters have a million questions about what does this mean. >> then -- >> let's do this. >> cardi boo boo busted a move before this weekend's dancing with the stars juniors premiere. >> does she have a secret weapon? >> plus our epic flashback with the mentors dancing as kids. >> i didn't really have much of a life normal kids do at that age. >> but first, former food network star sandra lee is opening up about her cancer battle in a very raw hbo documentary. >> the most frightening part was being laid down on the bed and being put

one of your installations inside havana as part of the tatlin‘s whispers series, you put a microphoned sort of pretend security personnel on either side, and you invited cubans to take the microphone and speak their minds. and of course, the authorities closed it down. they regarded you as a fundamental threat to the security of their system. they don't even want people in rationing, they can be free. that is the problem we have in cuba, they don't want people rehearsing, feeling freedom. so what i do with my art is i take the propaganda the government has in cuba, or an institution has, and i put it to the test. when i did that project, raul castro was just coming into power, but of course he said it was really theatre, where people knew who was talking in a meeting, what they were saying, it was all a script. and i said well, if that's what you want, let's do it. and of course, what was revealed is it was a lie. but i can see for you as an artist, it was important to do this, even if it threatened your security or safety, your freedom. but by inviting other cubans to take part in th

to be a rainy day at thirty two but as we look what's happening here across cuba not too bad for havana at twenty eight and winds coming out of the north with a fine abounded to yourself so we are going to be seeing partly cloudy conditions at about twenty eight degrees there and then very quickly across south america we are looking at some cooler conditions for rio with the temperature there maybe about twenty four in a sense at thirty two degrees. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts innovators and policymakers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal hopefully a world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. about two hours or obstacle run the reminder of our top stories indonesia's search and rescue all forty is reporting that a lion air passenger flight has crashed into the sea with at least one hundred eighty nine people on board the aircraft was traveling from jakarta to the city pangle pinang on the island of sumatra the plane

on the one-year anniversary of the las vegas shting massacre.th is 7-year-old havana edwards. dozens heard the little girl speaking at the u.s. capitol for tougher gun lies. she laid flowers next to a poster thet showed victims of the massacre. her inspiration came from another young woman. >> i may be small, but my voice is not. 13 years old. nobody needs to wait even a moment before starting to improve the world. >> onef the many wounded in the attack was tina frost. the annarundel high school graduate lost her right eye. she spent months in rehab, learning to walk again. >>> after a century and a half of helping washingtonians worship, a historic black church held its final services today. hundreds filled the pugh ed te lincoln congregational. the church founded by freed slaves, the church is playing an important role. it w a staging ground for the march on washington and a sanctuary during the 1968riots. the church was founded in 1868. >>> air force one is floating on the.otomac river tonig well, a replica of it is. aiewer took a picture of it on the barge near the 301 bri

invite people to think about censorship, about freedom of expression, one of your installations inside havana a microphone on the stage, it had sought pretend security personnel on either side and you're invited cu ba ns to ta ke either side and you're invited cubans to take the microphone and speak their minds. —— you had a sort of. and of course, the authorities closed down. they regarded it was a fundamental threat to the security of their system. they don't even wa nt of their system. they don't even want people in rationing, they can be free. that is the problem we have in cuba, they don't want people rehearsing, feeling freedom. so what ido rehearsing, feeling freedom. so what i do with my ours is i take the propaganda the government has in cuba, oran propaganda the government has in cuba, or an institution has, and i put to the test. when i did that project, raul castro was just coming into power, but of course it was not really theatre, where people knew who was talking in a meeting, what they were saying, it was all a script. and i said well, if that's what you want, let's do it. and

to be a rainy day at thirty two but as we look what's happening here across cuba not too bad for havana at twenty eight in winds coming out of the north with a funnel bounded to yourself so we are going to be seeing partly cloudy conditions at about twenty eight degrees there and then very quickly across south america we are looking at some cooler conditions for rio with the temperature there maybe about twenty four and a sensation at thirty two degrees. we will get. there soon to plug in the simple single. person to shop for two dollars just. short documentaries from around the world about those who won't give up their fight for justice. al-jazeera selects justice. running six continents across the. aisle to syria's corresponding sleeping brain the story state. of the. unknown at the least in the book none the less there. were and they were still barrage in the camp for palestinian refugees. didn't world news. good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news alan things our top stories fall right candidate shaab also not a has won brazil's presidential election and as that trace speech

guatemala now the next few days that is going to continue but we do expect to see here across parts of havana really not looking to bad with a temperature of thirty two degrees stay partly cloudy in your forecast al as well as up here towards nasa with a temperature of about thirty one degrees and much better conditions across the u.k. and that is where michael formed but now we're looking at partly cloudy conditions there. on counting the cost this week the social cost of a carbon free future will look at what the u.n. deafening climate warning means for businesses and livelihoods africa's revolution plus how to stamp out trade in endangered wildlife. counting the cost on al-jazeera . i'm. like. some of the like. you're watching al-jazeera i'm so ho robin to remind top stories u.s. president donald trump has vowed to punish saudi arabia severely if it's found to be behind the disappearance of jamal shoki he ruled out. there were other measures that he could use trump has expressed doubt that the missing journalist is still alive. he says there's not yet been any cooperation from saudi arabia

she is a rock star in places like little havana. >> this is in diameter to a tossup.florida, let's go a little more here, closer to orlando, northern florida, this is a district held by the governor, dos santos. >> this interesting. if democrats win this district, nancy soderberg who worked in the obama administration it will be a rough night for the republicans but the truth is this district is leaning republican, desantis at the top of the ticket, she helped the veteran. >> is it firmly republican? >> republicans have a shot at winning this race. >> reporter: if you are a fox news theory you have quite a bit. let's go to florida, 26, this could spell trouble for republicans. >> not as much trouble as people think. democrats say they will beat carlos, and in double digits, this district perfectly, he carved out an independent imagery and debbie has a lot of criticism running a negative campaign, spent a lot of money but very negative and people think carlos really fits this district. rob: let's go to west virginia moving way north, this is trump country. a seat repub

it's home of little havana. large cuban american community in south florida. the race here. this is a fascinating race in a fascinating district. donna shalala. bill clinton's hhs secretary and the university of miami president. he's running to be a freshman member of congress. she's well into her 70s and wants to be a freshman in congress. her opponent, a former univision anchor. this is an open seat race. check this number out. hillary clinton won this district by 20 points in 2016. like i said, though, the republican congresswoman. this is the most pro-hillary clinton. the most anti-trump district in america that still elected a republican to the house in 2016. this assumption is this would be an easy democratic pick up. we mentioned very, very large hispanic, large cuban american population. donna doesn't speak spanish. maria salazar well known. democrats find themselves spending money trying to prop up shalala in this race. republicans find themselves thinking they might be competitive to hold this race. this was race on nobody's radar because of that margin in 2016. >>

diplomatic personnel in havana have resulted in the embassy limiting the services provided to the cubans, for them to be of the émigré to the u.s. to the extent that now they have to travel to third countries to be processed. would you be in favor of having the u.s. embassy in cuba continue processing cubans in that island, cubans waiting for their visas? senator nelson: yes, bsolutely. there has to be an adjustment. but there is a major problem with the attacks that have given severe medical and mental problems to our diplomatic personnel. we are not going to leave these american diplomats unguarded. but for your question, the increase of visas, because of the backlog, we have the capability of doing that. we have the capability of getting other countries to help us with our consulates in those countries. moderator: i'm sorry, in the island, for the embassy to keep processing, for the cubans not to need to travel? senator nelson: yes, i answered that at the house -- at the outset. i think we need to increase the personnel there. we can't keep going on with a skeleton staff like we have.

the ad features camila havana song and a creepy doll that pops up whenever the song is playing. spotify says the ad was intended to be humorous and regrets any distress it may have caused. >> diane, i know you have a young boy. i have two kids. you really have to be really aware of whether you're in the uk or not. >> reporter: very careful, yup. yup. of whdsarhihall of d cbsmoneywatch.com, enjoy your weekend. thank you very much. >>> 5:39 right now. new this morning, starkist has pleaded guilty to fixing the price of tuna after a federal investigation of the canned tuna industry. the department of justice says that starkist, chicken of the sea, and bumblebee foods conspired between 2010 and 2013 to keep prices high. bumblebee foods pleaded guilty to the same charge last year. >>> today could be your chance to become a near billionaire. the mega millions jackpot has ballooned to a record high $970 million for tonight's drawing. it's been growing since july 24th. and you may remember, that's when a group of coworkers took home $543 million after buying a ticket in san jose. in the

guatemala now the next few days that is going to continue but we do expect to see here across parts of havana really not looking too bad with a temperature of thirty two degrees stay partly cloudy in your forecast isle as well as up here towards nasa with a temperature of about thirty one degrees and much better conditions across the yucatan that is where michael formed but now we're looking at partly cloudy conditions there. i'm his story say for the birth of these people every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two voices journalists were one of the few journalists that were actually doing investigative. listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they were caught on the stories that are immensely biased the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we'll be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles to health care system to greece'

you know, james polk, a fab b fabricated incident sinking in a h hava havana.n, 1964, unprovoked attack never happened. what we always have to depend upon a president for is to make sure we don't get into unnecessary wars and i worry about president trump. 2011, he was tweeting claiming that, he said in his tweet, barack obama will get us into a war to get re-elected. that's a very dangerous concept to be in any president's mind. >> and to continue on that, and whether or not you talk about your concern about using fake incidents or made up incidents that then had larger international effects, and that's the same thing, i wonder in his pronouncement of fake news, his pronouncement of, you know, sending rapists and murderers over here. all of those kind of things, sort of creating this atmosphere of fear. where people are fearful about, you know, droves of people coming across the border, you know, to kill me and things like that and sort of creating the political atmosphere of, isolation, and not getting involved in other people's war, not getting involved in t

the low thirty's here across managua but across cuba we're looking quite nice with a temperature of havana twenty nine degrees there and then very quickly across south america we are seeing some rain across the sun sea and that's keeping the temperatures down to about twenty five degrees and a rainy day for rio at about twenty seven. seven years after muammar gadhafi is controversial rain came to a violent end libya is frozen in time. competing forces each running for power and influence continue to disrupt a broken state but time forgot. in the second of a two part series the big picture asks who's to blame the lust for libya on al jazeera. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone. often working round the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. rajan al jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now

country to the pacific, or william mckinley in the 1890s, the american ship "the maine" was sunk off havana. we went into a big war against spain. turns out it was a boiler accident, not thanish. >> woodruff: why is the decision to go to war so important to you i understanding these presidents? >> that's what the founders were worried about more than anything else when they wrote the consertution. theyworried the presidents would be like the kings of surope to contrive fake war when they were unpopular to unite the country and make them a lot more popular than ey ha been before. the idea of the constitution was that presidents would have almost nothing to do with the ddeclaring of war an you look at 200 years later, prenosidents days can get us into wars almost single-handedly.>> oodruff: and how were they able to do that? you're right, the founders tried to make it hard to do, but they found a way to get around tha >> presidents basically now will ask for wars and not even go to for instance, the constitution says you have to get a war declaration. the last time congress declare war was 19

the low thirty's here across managua but across cuba we're looking quite nice with a temperature of havana twenty nine degrees there and then very quickly across south america we are seeing some rain across in c. and that's keeping the temperatures down to about twenty five degrees and a rainy day for rio and about twenty seven. stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the wilds. that santa brings the human spirit against the ox coming from a simple. al-jazeera syntax change may cause. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when miss somehow time is aiming to replace america and going to run the world well the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china to on a just you know. this is al jazeera. and i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. it was a total fiasco from day one. to saudi arabi

a pro salazar is blaming her for the demolition of little havana's beloved orange bowl stadium. >> donna miami worse than she found it, taking away 75 years of orange bowl tradition, refusing to work with our city, an leaving taxpayers on the hook for her damage. she would be a wreck in washington. >> as a miami guy, let me just tell you, it was the city of miami. she didn't have anything to do with that one, but interesting hit as a hurricane. folks, this is certainly a winnable district for the democrats but some observers are worried they picked the wrong candidate for this district. we'll be back right after this. . we'll be back right after this -meg! there you are. did you take a picture of the cake to put on our website? i mean i would have but i'm a commercial vehicle so i don't have hands... or a camera...or a website. should we franchise? is the market ready for that? can we franchise? how do you do that? meg! oh meg! we should do that thing where you put the business cards in the fishbowl and somebody wins something. -meg: hi. i'm here for... i'm here for the evans' wedding. -

guatemala now the next few days that is going to continue but we do expect to see here across parts of havana really not looking to bad with a temperature of thirty two degrees stay partly cloudy in your forecast al as well as up here towards nasa with a temperature of about thirty one degrees and much better conditions across the u.k. and that is where michael formed but now we're looking at partly cloudy conditions there. journeys of past on discovery more american here and then more air india al-jazeera is correspondents tell of their past and stories that have marked their lives i feel sad that they have to endure a difficult time. here down like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to enslave people. al-jazeera correspondent coming soon more than seven decades ago a country was split into three big with dick cheney and now at the time common ben been shown to be myopic all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled his servant who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and

pick up the railroad line at westbound from havana and here and then that would help him attack richmond. the problem is the for mccullen can engage in the plan the confederate army retreats from manasses, falling back in march 1862. the army realizing it is foolish for us to stay here in molasses, we are outnumbered by the union army, if they attack we are in a bad spot. the confederate general johnson falls back from the area falling back to fredericksburg. it is not on this map here but is north of the map, meaning that mccullen's landing in urbana, they can react to that quickly so he has to abandon the plan and do what lincoln wants an attack overland or he has to modify it and go further south and land on a different peninsula. we know he chooses to land further down and he is not going to concede to lincoln and lance at the virginia -- lands at the virginia peninsula, right near hampton roads which is the area here. and he is going to now march over this peninsula towards richmond.'s argument is can still outflank the confederate army, we will get to richmond before johnson even d

royal caribbean cruise ship bound for havana got caught in the hurricane forcing passengers on boardride out the winds and rain. and we're expecting landfall here in panama city beach or close by in just a matter of hours. omar villa franco is in port st. joe. how is it for you? >> the conditions are getting worse, we stayed just down this road yesterday and we can't get past it. this rising water rose over a foot in a matter of hours, and this why officials are telling people to evacuate. last night they told anyone who was staying in a trailer home, you have to evacuate. there's roughly 3500 people who live in port st. joe, and sheriffs deputies are telling us they're estimating 60%, more than half of them are going to stay in the area and ride it out. which also of note, there are three bridges in the area. once those are shut, the police chief tells us no one is going to get in or out. we met the smolinski family in port st. joe. anna is going to get out, but her husband is going to stick around because he's worried about looters. >> what are you expecting? >> we've had hurricane

they got roundly criticized on the hill for it by people who were little more pro-havana prn the bush administration was. what a a wonderful idea to actually give the cuban people a way to express their own actual use and share them with each other. that is something we should be embracing. >> what about that? everyone talks about iran. everyone says, it's positively there many people, a horrible regime and arenas, quds force, and it only i running people, are we putting bluejeans rocky music thing with every new people, what are we doing there? >> we're doing actually in iran what lester just described in cuba which is as agenda is a whole host of things. again, american companies doing things and iran, there is an exception for social media, the idea being with ty to facilitate the use of social media in iran so that people can express themselves what lester was describing. >> calico back to something lester said? >> please. >> about to pick up on his household -- [inaudible] which is that he's allowing his children to express himself. but lester is the head of the household, models