havana is a touristy place. there is not a sense of forbidden fruit, it's only for americans, the rest of the world has been going there all the time. so they rely more and more on tourism is basically the only source of foreign income at the moment. sugar is not doing well. ofthe sense of optimism three or four years ago has really died. last time i was in havana there was a bleak mood there and young people were like, anyone who can get out is getting out. so it's like a flight of creative people, sort of jaded, younger people, and a sadness has settled over, there is always been a sort of melancholy in havana but now that optimism had withered, unfortunately. all right, that's it. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] thank you. thank you. >> this weekend american history tv will mark the 50th anniversary of the cuyahoga river fire, an event tha

they were the jews who went crazy over mombo from florida and the cat skills and to havana. e nam mored with the dancing and we have a live musical performance with sasha jacobson and club havana1950. let's take a look at the clip. it's really fun. >> please.. >>> this is cuba, a land of song and dance and gaiety. i wan to be here in havana and listen to the music and feel . >> latin music was born in africa and came through cuba. got mixed in. >> this is a mambo party off broadway. >> jewish people, puerto ricans, black people. they didn't care what color you were. if you knew how to dance, you were accepted. >> we're going to say good-bye in a moment. we want to encourage people to come to the 39th jewish film festival in the bay area. and again, can you let us know of the bay so people can pay attention? >> people can come to the san francisco run at the castro theater. the al beny twin land mark theater. the arts in palo alto and the piedmont in oakland. >> wonderful. i want to thank you so much for being with us here on mosaic. and we want to encourage you to buy ticket

one of the russian navies most advanced warships is docked in havana cuba tonight. it comes as the russians warned that a u.s. weapons buildup in europe could spark a retreat of one of the cold wars most dangerous conflicts. national security correspondent, jennifer griffin, has more tonight from the pentagon. reporter: the new state-of-the-art russian warship received a warm welcome after pulling into havana harbor. just 90 miles from florida. occupying a area that until the travel ban was occupied by cruise ships. >> is a show of force by russia. >> foreign minister warned of a new cuban missile crisis. -- after the trumpet mistresses they plan to pull out of a nuclear arms treaty. quote we confront assault in a situation where we have a rocket crisis close not just to the crisis of the 1980s but close to the caribbean crisis. >> the russians are basically launching a propaganda campaign at this time. claiming that the united states is acting in a provocative fashion. which is simply not true. reporter: the arrival havana, not as menacing as this encounter weeks a

back in havana, the arrival of the admiral gorshkov. a 10,000 nato troop war game exercise on russian's doorstep involving 50 allied warships in the pentagon announces plans to add new low yield nuclear weapons to ballistic missile submarines, a response to russia's threat to use limited nuclear weapons on the battlefield. president trump's new acting defense secretary flew to nato headquarters today and is the second day on the job for meetings about russia and to build an alliance against iran. >> bret: jennifer, thank you. we will be coming to you tomorrow and thursday from miami were democratic presidential candidates will be engaged in the first debate of the campaign season, many are already in the crucial swing state as is a republican getting a jump on next year's campaigning. >> launching a national effort to launch mobilize latino effoe trump administration's impressive regimes in venezuela and cuba. >> latino americans no better than most. the about the cost of socialism >> it was a swipe at democrats who are gearing up for t

she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's 3 she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman. until she was assassinated. people investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the mantle of mario franco out you see a. fellow i'm down in jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the opposition aligned doctors group says 60 people were killed in monday's crackdown and called to the opposition has rejected the military's plan for an election and 9 months time saying it won't be free or fair 8 european countries have condemned the violent crackdown on protesters that statement followed a closed door un security council meeting on the worsening situation diplomatic editor james bays has more from the united nations. the security council was briefed behind closed doors on the latest developments in khartoum by the secretary general special adviser almost situation in sudan nicholas hastened i'm very concerned about the situation in khartoum and i think that represents a position of the

private and corporate aircraft and boats that's part of efforts by the united states to pressure havana for its support for president nicolas maduro and venezuela as are the headlines keep it on al-jazeera we have a news hour for you at the top of the hour in the meantime football rebels is that next. the horrific crime that struck the world 51 people killed at mosques in christchurch new zealand why i want to suggest to gay people forced could have done more to prevent this massacre on al-jazeera. can. because i'm going to. play this i'm going. to munch on the concept it's me keeping legit on saying that's a lead it's all subsequent to me and emotional but at the same body diplomatically and lead this on. the ice any. muppets. purcellville to footboard what you can to show but it is did a poll a and one diane battle but just to be a democracy i'm not going to beat but i'm pretty cheeky i mean if something. if you say pocketable is in it i'm going to check the media. so there we have it does he did a city be a deeper democracy i'm going to do. this can't be done that i see this our decl

the past 20 years construction of hotels continues with several multi-million dollar projects in havana nearing completion. and on to some other business stories making the news. german prosecutors are investigating deutsche bank's management board as part of a huge probe into a so-called x. tax fraud a decade ago the scheme involves multiple investors cooperating to exploit a new poll in the taxing all that enabled them to claim back tax funds several times. the united arab emirates has told the un security council that attacks on 4 tankers off its coast last month were likely carried out by another state it said an x. animation showed train to drivers out diverse had planted special mines to cripple but not sink the ships the united states accuses iran of the attack. organizations a former new york city mayor michael bloomberg says he's donating $500000000.00 u.s. dollars and a bitch to shut down the remaining coal plants in the u.s. the billionaire wants to turn the country into a 100 percent clean energy economy by 20 steady. look to the skies now for the latest take amazon wants to

havana sulon putting a goal back the jamaicans.ia was rattled but when sam found herself with the ball at her feet, the stage was set for a hat—trick, four out of the side's seven goals of the tournament and it would become five out of eight with the help of a goalkeeping paolo. nicole mcclure with a mistake and sam kerr with an easy finish, helping them through to the knockout stages. in the groups other match, marta scored a 17th world cup goal to help was ill when, becoming the all—time leading scorer at any of brazil's men's or women's world cups. on wednesday england face their toughest match of the tournament to date when they playjapan in nice. there is an argument that finishing second in group d ensures an easier route to the final — but england's manager insists that isn't something they're considering. we wa nt we want to finish top of the group and we want to win the game. what we saw out of the first two games, a massive surge in momentum from winning the two games, the confidence, the players are bouncing around, they

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forecasters say record or near record flooding is possible along the illinois river downstream from havana, i would say. hundreds of national guard troops are watching these flooding waters and also on the lookout for looting. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. let's take a look at how our day is shaping up. it's another warm one. >> yeah. >> warmer yesterday or a little cooler. >> it's pretty hot today. by the weekend get ready for real heating in the bay area. here's a live look out towards san francisco. we are in the clear. san francisco it always feels very warm. even if it reaches 70 degrees and that should be the in the south bay. 80s later on this afternoon. so this is the forecast, the main headline. sunny skies, it is warm to hot. temperatures on track of course we're talking about the microclimates. mid 60s all the way to the mid 90s later on this afternoon. satellite, if you're looking for the fog. it's mainly to our south down towards southern california so to the south of point conception here for santa barbara down towards los angeles, ocean side, and san diego. as we come up c

you could be a teenager picking up radio signals from havana. there's a sense that there is nothing in between you and the people and sense of valuing. they're not having sophisticated conversations but it's a sense of we are connectd with something that was picked up again time and time again in the press and suggests wider communities of enthusiasm for being in the middle of everything. so i think we're very much on the same page with trying to think of ways that people who have been written off as local and provencial isolated and so forth have in fact been profoundly connected to other parts of the world. and in their kind of madgings of themselves, i think if we look up and look at air space there is something specific about that that is about the possibility of unmediated long distance connections. >> i'm getting a signal from scott that we're out of time. so thank you very much. [applause] >> this weekend on the presidency c.i.a. chief hist torn talks about the evolving nature of the relationship between presidents and their c.i.a. direct

cruise ship in havana.y under new restrictions that were released yesterday by the trump administration that will be illegal and it will also be illegal for americans to come to cuba under the most common way they have been coming here for the last several years which is people to people travel. cruise ship travel is ending, the cruise ships tell us that they are reassessing, looking at if there is a work around but privately industry experts say that the new laws make it impossible for them to continue cruising to cuba. airlines which also have direct travel service under the obama opening to cuba say that they will no longer as of today accept people to people travel, reservations that is going away. there are still other ways to come to cuba if you are an american but it's going to become much more difficult. the administration says they're doing this because of cuba's support of the maduro regime in venezuela and too much of tourism dollars that comes here goes directly to the cuban government and they

so many people come off of those cruise ships and docking in havana ports on the island and they go straightles, and part of the cu ban economy relaxing economic rules, and part of the cuban economy that he wants to strengthen and that is what his critics say ours what is wrong with this decision. and those who run this decision. and those who run this business are very distraught and worried about the future stop by looking at what is happening in venezuela and worrying about could potentially happen given the situation there. in terms of the policy, yes, that things are very closely linked. the national security adviser has referred to both of those countries and nicaragua as the tyranny, the three socialist analysed as part of the same issue in they're going to be strengthening sanctions on all three. and without a doubt, these restrictions, not just three. and without a doubt, these restrictions, notjust on the cruise ships but also on important people to people exchanges, by which americans would come into the island in absolute droves, that is also being ruled out and sanctioned. this

cruise ship left havana after new restrictions were posed on travel to the island.ibbean empress of the seas departed. the changes announced tuesday affect thousands of passengers already on cruises or booked for future trips. cruise lines quickly rerouted ships to other destinations, including mexico. >>> and back home, a huge swarm of insects showed up on radar and there's new 911 audio in the jussie smollett case. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the chicago sun-times reports the city released audio from two 911 calls made by jussie smollett's manager the actor claimed he was a victim of racist and homophobic attack. >> does your friend need an ambulance? >> he just -- i just think he's -- pretty weird, ma'am. i'm scared and i don't know what it is. they put a noose around his neck. >> smollett's manager told police that he worked for an artist that he didn't want to name. the caller later told the operator that smollett was shaken up but that he didn't want to report the attack to police. smollett was later charged with staging a hate cr

he is speaking to us from havana in cuba now. thank you for joining us.der. well they are going to patrol the northern border at least initially, the 15,000 that you mentioned there, right from tijuana and baja california on the west coast all the way up to the east coast. i saw one lobbyist on twitter suggest that, perhaps this is what mr trump meant about mexico paying for the wall, and what i think that meant by that is that this was the enforcement thatis is that this was the enforcement that is coming on the mexican side, let's not forget that the trump administration placed a sort of 45 day deadline on mexico to comply, when there was the whole hullabaloo over the idea of tariffs being related to immigration, just a couple of weeks ago. this is their response. it's very robust in terms ofa response. it's very robust in terms of a military, national guard deployments, and it's notjust of course on the northern border, which is obviously the one that president trump is most concerned about. it's on the southern border, which is very poor with guatemal

times expects the tampa travelers business will be hit hard with this, including southwest flights to havana. >>> new york will be the first state to ban cat declawing. lawmakers there just approved it. "new york times" says it will forbid the procedure for cosm s cosmetic or aesthetic answers. >>> who is jeopardy's leaker? someone spoiled it showing the end of james holzhauer's $2 million run. the producers tell "the washington post" that they're sure this was an inside job. they know who did it, and they >>> there you have it. the opening bell of the new york stock exchange. the dow, the s&p 500 and nasdaq all up. the dow is up 197 points right now. it climbed more than 150 on hopes the fed will eventually cut rates. >>> new details for you. california senator dianne feinstein is showing support for a sweeping antitrust probe into several of sill vicon valley's biggest tech giants. some of those companies include google and facebook. now in a statement, feinstein reported that, quote, congress must examine how consumer data is treated, ensure that consumers have control of their privacy an

she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's i don't think she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the murder of mario franco on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks local communities here importing are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this last night of the flag though people often say this struggling to make ransom notes and just want a better life from around the world as agassi has been offered to those who rebel against the government of an equal except those involved in human rights abuses a war crimes. by burning oil rigs look like a regular american a creator of twitter returns to activism with a new mission i sold him for the privilege all right build software for future. but can't digital dissidents work within the technological free market it's a race against the kurds in the persians when there steal from the capitalists part of the rebel geek series

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bookings will be affected by the policy, which is intended to put pressure on the communist regime in havana people moving house in england to start a newjob has nearly halved in the past 20 years. the resolution foundation think tank, which focuses on people on lower incomes, blames rent increases which have outstripped wages. president trump held talks in ireland with the prime minister, leo varadkar. referring to a key sticking point in the brexit negotiations, mr trump said the situation on the irish border after britain leaves the european union would "not be a problem at all". we have a border situation over here. i think is going to work out well, it's going to work out very well, it's going to work out very well here. and again, the military are such a big factor and we'll be discussing that very much so it is an honour to be here with my friend and he is doing a greatjob. i think you do, the way it works now is that you do, the way it works now is that you want to try and keep it that way stop that's a big point with respect to brexit is your border. i'm sure is going to work out we

i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's. she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman. until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the mantle of mario franco out you see and. a lot again you're watching edge there are a minder of our top stories this sudanese protest leaders are calling for a renewed civil disobedience after 5 members of the opposition were arrested they were detained hours after taking part in talks led by ethiopian prime minister. ahmed. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has reopened the border with colombia where international aid has been piling up thousands of colombians a crossing into the top to buy food and medicine because of shortages and high cost in venezuela thousands of venezuelans while the syrian border was closed for nearly 4 months and these are live pictures now of venezuelan opposition leader. who's been rallying supporters in a shot i love day that's outside of caracas he says the pressure on president maduro to ste

havana sulon putting a goal back the jamaicans.t—trick, that made it four out of her side's seven goals of the tournament. and it would become five out of eight with the help of a goalkeeping howler. nicole mcclure with the mistake and kerr gratefulfor an easy finish, with a a—1scoreline, helping them through to the knockout stages. in the groups other match, marta scored a 17th world cup goal to help clinch brazil's place in the last 16, becoming the all—time leading scorer at any of brazil's men's or women's world cups. let us cross back to florida before we show pictures of donald trump launching his re—election campaign. it is done generally when the economy is strong and a president is re—elected and voters don't like to dumpa re—elected and voters don't like to dump a president after a single term but there are poles suggesting he is in trouble and his approval ratings are in trouble and his approval ratings a re low in trouble and his approval ratings are low but we have learned from 2016 not to predict anything about mrtrum

for private and corporate aircraft and boats as part of efforts by the united states to pressure havana over what it calls cuba's destabilizing role in the region including its support for president nicolas maduro and venezuela that of former u.s. president barack obama the white house saying sions travel and financial restrictions and establish formal diplomatic relations and white house correspondent kimberly how kate has more. these are major travel restrictions put in place by the trumpet ministration effectively blocking what was considered to be the most popular form of travel to cuba and that is travel that took place through a loophole in existing travel restrictions allowing for those to transit to cuba through organized tour groups as well as on cruise ships not only has this been blocked but the state department with its announcement has also ended travel by private citizens u.s. citizens who were perhaps going to cuba on a yacht or even a private aircraft now the reason for this punitive action we're told is that the united states continues to believe as it has said many tim

for private and corporate aircraft and boats it's part of efforts by the united states to pressure havana over what it calls cuba's destabilizing role in the region including its support for president nicolas maduro and venezuela and our former president prop rock obama the white house essential travel and financial restrictions and establish formal diplomatic relations and white house correspondent kimberly how has more. these are major travel restrictions put in place by the trumpet ministration effectively blocking what was considered to be the most popular form of travel to cuba and that is travel that took place through a loophole in existing travel restrictions allowing for those to transit to cuba through organized tour groups as well as on cruise ships not only has this been blocked but the state department with its announcement has also ended travel by private citizens u.s. citizens who were perhaps going to cuba on a yacht or even a private aircraft now the reason for this punitive action we're told is that the united states continues to believe as it has said many times before

one of russia's most of advanced warships ever is in havana, cuba. to share any details on the voyage. how long is it going to be hanging out in our hemisphere as russia's deputy foreign minister warns a repeat of the cuban missile crisis could happen. joining me, colonel david hunt. i don't know. this feels like a flagrant violation of the monroe doctrine and then some. what do you think? >> i think the cuban missile crisis is an apt comparison. but this is worse. this is a missile-launching boat. the joint chiefs of staff and the intelligence community has to be watching everything that's in there. we cannot let them sit around that close to our shores period. what's the real deal? putin wants something. we don't need to send a fleet 60 miles off cuba. but we cannot allow ships of war of this size and capability to be that close to our shores. trish: what do you think it's related to? is it related to venezuela or cuba or iran? why are they doing it? >> it's not related to cuba at all. clearly it's russian provocation. they want attention. they wan

the tampa bay times expects tampa's travel business to be hit, including daily southwest flights to havana. it has the third largest cuban-american population >>> new york the first state to ban cat declawing. lawmakers just approved it. it will forbid the procedure for aesthetic reasons. >>> the plot thickens when it comes to the answer, who is "jeopardy!"'s leaker. they posted a clip sunday showing the end of james holzhauer's $2 million run. viewers tell the "washington post" it was an inside job, they know who did it, and they will take appropriate action. >> you may want to call ahead to make sure your local sephora store is open today. all 400 stores will be closed for one hour for diversity training. >>. sephora says it was already going to do diversity training before the incident with the popular singer. starbucks closed a thousand shops after a manager called police on two black men who wanted to use a restroom while waiting for a business meeting last year. >>> the office co-worker who brings their bad habits with them. the most annoying and gross office habits. 61% complained o

towards the east in the north don't expect too much in terms of rain we may pick up a few clouds and havana with a temperature of $32.00 degrees but the heaviest showers are going to be across parts of mexico over here towards nicaragua as well where we could be seeing some localized flooding in the forecast and then here across united states it is going to be quite wet across much of the southeast of the next few days thunderstorms are going to continue across much of the region their highs in the mid to high twenty's across much of the area new york is looking quite nice at 28 degrees washington about 29 degrees at your forecast but miami it is going to be a beautiful day partly cloudy condition of the temperature of 32 degrees. and went to. las. on counting the cost 2018 was the deadliest year for the aviation industry in years we'll find out just what went wrong or it's only considers a new domestic current so you could lead to its exit from the euro but should you be worried about a kids having too much screen time counting the cost on al-jazeera. i really don't know how to define it i

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department said as a result, some departmental vehicles are now being processed for potential evidence havanalso working to any officers who may have been involved and fly establish the facts of this case. >>> now this morning, an update to a story we told you about yesterday here on s4new. police have arrested rane delliger, the murder suspect officials have been looking for. he was found in north carolina o yesterday ing. dellinger is charged with killing jacob mower in ellicott city on saturday night. mower dellinger, and a friend were in a parked car behind a building using drugs. they believe delling hit one ilot that kd him at the scene. police are working to bring dellinger back to maryland. >>> this morning, the search is on for a missing teen from gaithersburg. take a look. this is jessica, she'srs 13 y old. police say she left her home on country cross court friday and hn't been seen forefrom since. she was last seen wearing a black jacket and red and green christmas-themed pajama pants. if you see h or know anything to help her come back, you're asked to call police. >>> right nowi

tampa bay travels expect the travel to be hit hard to havana. the third largest cuban-american population. >> new york will be the first state to ban cat declawing. >> the plot thickens when it comes to the answer who is "jeopardy!" leaker. a clip sunday showed the end of james holzhauer's $2 million run. the producers tell the washington post they're sure this was an inside job. they know who did it and they will take appropriate action. >> wow. 5:24 for you right now. you may want to call ahead to make sure your local sephora is open today. all 400 stores will be closed for one hour for diverse active training. >> it says it was already planning to do the diversity training even before a recent incident with popular singer sizza. employees called in security to make sure she wasn't stealing. last year you may recall starbucks closed 8,000 coffee shops for similar training after a manager called police on two black men who wanted to use the restroom while waiting for a business meeting. >>> new details "empire" co-creator is shooting down rumor

of cuba, i thinknk there are 60 years that have demonstrated the conditions in cuba are taken in havananot washington. nermeen: earlier this year, "the wall street journal" reported the u.s.-backed effort to oust venezuelan president nicolas maduro is just the first step in the trump administration's plan to reshape latin america, with cuba next on its radar. the report suggested the u.s. would announce new measures against cuba, including new sanctions and would also restore cuba's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. according to "the wall street journal," the u.s. then plans to target nicaragua. in november, national security adviser john bolton dubbed the three nations the troika of tyranny. in january, vice president mike pence said that president trump is "not a fan" of u.s. interventions abroad, except for in this hemisphere. arturo, could you respond to ththat and w what you sesee hapg nextxt? i don't thinknk it is reasonable to expxpect a reasasonable behavavior from the u.s.ele that are running policy towarard latin america in this admdministratation. thisis is an admi

feverliminating yellow from havana. completely eliminating it. even that was not enough to convince most of the medical community and most of the military community. panama, he was sent to nobody would support him. no one would do anything. he appealed to tr, this is typical tr. it is about how to think. and forced the military to take it -- to take the appropriate approaches. they did it. yellow fever was eliminated. as a result, the panama canal came into a distance. i wish to that time here? >> about one minute. >> let me talk about d-day. there are lots of other roosevelt in the work, including my father. ted, theodore roosevelt jr., was on d-day. the story is interesting. he was sick. he already had several minor heart attacks. he was sick. believed we needed to have senior leadership on the beach on d-day. bradley.ally convinced bradley convinced like that was necessary. ike put out a tall -- put out a call for any generals willing to lend. there was a deafening silence. uncle ted was the only one who volunteered. here's this guy who was on

havana, cuba. i got the opportunity to talk to the information minister.nd so, i asked him questions about the brothers in arms flight that was shot in international airspace. about the journalists arrested. about the people that were handing out petitions simply to even talk about democracy, they were arrested. he refused to answer any of those questions. i said -- let me ask you one more question. i talked to your reporters and some of the cartoonists in cuba and they are not allowed to draw images of fidel castro. they cannot draw images of che guevara. in america, we believe the country that cannot make fun of its leaders, is usually a country that is imprisoned by its leaders. so let me ask you this question, what is your favorite fidel castro joke? his face went white. little beads of sweat gathered on his forehead. he finally said -- i do not kn one, but i will tell you one later. that is the difference between the united states and the freedom that so many people have sacrificed for to ensure. we have men and women out there who are fighting to gua

instance on august 2nd, 2016, manafort met with his long time business associate in new york's grand havanaom and among the topics discussed was the campaign strategy for winning the election. quote, that briefing encompassed the campaign's messaging and internal polling data. it also included battleground states. there's no mention what was done with this polling information or why it was shared. the report never answered whether or not the trump campaign directed wikileaks to release a batch of hacked e-mails on october 7, 2016, a month before the election. mueller writes the trump campaign showed interest in the wikileaks and in the summer and fall of 2016, the investigation was unable to resoever wikileaks release of stolen podesta e-mails. the same day a video from years earlier was published of trump using graphic language about women. the last part is referencing the access hollywood tapes. why didn't mueller subpoena trump to be interviewed in person. why were there no recommendations about trump committing crime and why not offer recommendation on charging trump with obstruction. s

cruise ships docked there was seen leaving the havana harbor. >> the restrictions include forms of educationalo-people travel. that's interesting, because that's what a lot of folks do to get to cuba. delta airlines, one of the biggest carriers in this country, says they will stop accepting those bookings. several u.s. airlines are reviewing the policy change. royal caribbean, u.s. cruise line, rerouted all ships traveling to cuba today and tomorrow. >>> very good morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow. we're minutes away from the president's departure from the south of england to the west of ireland. he is leading d-day to the trump international golf club surrounded by, well, golfers. long-awaited state visit to the uk is history now unlike apparently his grievances against his political opponents and the media. believe it or not, bette midler. >> the vice president and secretary of state are meeting with the foreign.

she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's i don't think she was also. outspoken councilwoman. until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the murder of mario franco on al-jazeera. this is at the top stories this hour the prime minister has landed in sudan to broker talks between pro-democracy protesters and the military show into this comes as the african union has suspended sudan over the military's crackdown on protesters mexico says it is sending thousands of soldiers to the border to stop the flow of migrants entering the united states u.s. and mexican negotiators have not yet reached an agreement that will stall tariffs on all mexican good set to be imposed on monday and britain's main opposition labor party has seen off a challenge from the brics a party in a byelection and the city of peterborough the newly formed party was hoping to when its 1st parliamentary seat after a strong performance in european elections last month. instea

she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's i don't think she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman. until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the murder of mario franco on out using it. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the cartels are fighting each other that we've been told that we can still hear this is the largest demonstration that's been held i want you to refugees since over 700 miles wide here are some of the remotest losers on the planet earth here or they think the could be plastic here. i'll just hear it into the show from recipients of the new crystals gold coast of the year lord of the say. hello again you're watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour sudanese protest leaders are accusing the military of rejecting mediation after 5 members of the opposition were arrested they were detained just hours after taking part in talks led by ethiopian prime minister abi ahmed. that has weighed

what the united states is calling lawful forms of family travel well joining us now via skype from havana is journalist ed augusten ed what kind of reaction are we seeing there in cuba. people are upset that the cuban economy is increasingly dependent on tourism within that over the last few years cruise tourism has been dry for normally taking last year's figures for example of the 300000 americans business it came by cruise that's more americans that was it to the island by compassion airlines so by taking away got saying that mode of transport you're potentially going to be hawking them out of american businesses and tourism is the main thing now that's keeping the keep an economy afloat it's a very difficult regional context the to be an american of course the united states a strong one of the rights over the last few years cuba is isolated and those tourist dollars we're keeping our state coffers and off decent shape but also cubans working in the tourist economy which is overwhelmingly the private sector so people who are in restaurants people who work in restaurants like weights as

so my families sort of a collision between havana and washington. and my dad gave me a lot of stories from his upbringing in cuba. he talked about greg up on the island until he was 11 years old and had to flee. i still to this day have the passport they gave to him when he fled the country and he -- you can see the expression on his face. he just looks like a kid who is only 11 years old and is uncertain where he is off to. but as i write in the book, the enemy of the people, a dangerous time to tell the truth in america, when he arrived in northern virginia, this was the first time they'd every experienced winter. and there was a presbyterian church in northern virginia that gave my dad and my grandmother coats and sweaters and warm clothing. so they could happen their first winter in washington, dc. so i always think put that, the compassion kindness shown to my cuban side of the family when they get to the united states. >> host: howdy -- how did your dad and you become citizens? >> guest: well issue was born in northern virginia. was born in fa

. >>> hoping to sail away to is havana. not so fast.ation, imposing new travel restrictions to cuba. >> he's a businessman. and he always just thinks about money. and doesn't think about the people and their heart. >> the move, ending the most popular forms of travel to the island. in an effort to cut off cash, putting pressure on the communist island's government for its ties to venezuelan president nicolas maduro. under the ban, u.s. citizens can no longer travel to the country by cruise ships or by private and corporate aircraft and boats. the state department also revoking person to person educational exchange. one of the most popular exemptions that has allowed americans to travel to cuba. a change folks in both countries say could triple the local economy and hurt u.s. travel businesses. >> the idea is you support people and not the government. when an american travels. i'm against the travel ban. i don't think it's in the best interest of the cuban people themselves. >> it's really a fatal blow. it's too bad the progress that has

. >> russian navy vessels entering the harbor of havana to a 52 gun salute trump administration stoppedll cruise ships from visiting cuba earlier this month >>> 7/eleven is rolling out a new service letting customers to order a slurpee to a battery charge to pleases like beaches and parks. there is no minimum order required i can wait that's how you get your taqitos and slurpee in the middle sheep's me to. do you understand what i'm saying >> yes thank you. under 30 minutes to go before the session closes let's head it over to mike anatoan told -- santoli. >>> mom in slow-mo one type of investor says i want to own the most aggressive stock. the other says i want to be defensive. this year those two investors have basically the same experience interesting. the low volatility etf is tracking so why is this for one thing those low volatility stocks have showed the greatest momentum. it owns the stocks within the s&p 500 that have been displaying the greatest outside momentum when this rebalanced back in early part of this year it ended up having a huge overweight in health care, staples an

. ♪ my heart is around ♪ ♪ our heart is in havana that move us forward.echnology, data with inspiration, investors with solutions. because the possibilities of life and investing are greater when we come together. ♪ stuart: john stuart slammed members of congress because they lack of attendance for reauthorizing funding for 9/11 victims. >> i can't help but think what an incredible metaphor this room is for the entire process that getting healthcare and benefits for 9/11 first responders has come to. behind me a filled room of 9/11 first responders and in front of me a nearly empty congress. sick and dying, they brought themselves down to speak to no one. shameful. it is an embarrassment to the country and a stain on the institution. you should be ashamed of yourselves, for those that aren't here, but you won't be because accountability doesn't appear to be something that occurs in this chamber. stuart: joining us now is joe, blue lives matter new york city president and founder. your comment on john stuart? >> he said many poignant things and one that hi