it was a secret to havana, it was a secret the u.s. and a secret, i think, to the most of the world thathis subculture, th privileged, creative, self-culture existed in cuba. - [narrator] but for the older generation of cuban artists, life is less secretive. in the suburbs of havana, tria is on her way to meet one of the all-time greats of afro-cuban jazz, bobby carcasses. (jazzy music) - right here will be beautiful, i think, if you sat and played a little bit. - i will perform a little, little fragment. (bobby singing in spanish) - [narrator] bobby carcasses is one of the founders of the world famous havana jazz festival. (bobby singing) - beautiful. - [narrator] from piano practice in one part of the city to ballet practice in another. leysis has been documenting her own daughter's dreams. (leysis speaking in spanish) - [narrator] some cubans challenge their uncertainty with faith. raul canibano is at the festival of saint lazarus to document yet another aspect of the beauty and complexity that is cuba. pilgrims crawl almost five mi

in 2019, he started experiencing symptoms of havana syndrome at his home. these symptoms are continuing to the present day. lynn was diagnosed with havana syndrome, formally by the same team of experts that diagnosed u. s embassy personnel, medically evacuated from cuba. as a result of these debilitating attacks, dr. brewer has been on medical leave since 2021. his case was referred to the defense department by a neuro weapons expert from georgetown university. neither d o d nor the f b, i has made any steps to investigate his diagnosed and validated case of havana syndrome. len, welcome to the show. it's good to have you nice to her nicely with. are you? thanks for joining us. let's start at the beginning. you began experiencing symptoms in 2019. tell us about what you were feeling back then. how these symptoms started and what led you to believe that you were suffering from havana syndrome? it started really out of the blue. oh. just unknown of noises end of sounds that nobody could hear only me. and them a ring ringing in the here are the gym assists. um

and then the term havana syndrome was coined. the u. s. government initially dismissed the symptoms as the product of crickets. yes, crickets, but something more sinister is likely behind it. i'm john carry aku, and you're watching the whistleblowers. 2 2 2 2 cabanas syndrome is a perplexing condition when diplomats at the u. s. embassy and havana. cuba began reporting things like physical pain, migraines, nausea, ringing in the ears, and even in extreme circumstances. traumatic brain injuries, the state department and the defense department called the events anomalous health incidents, cia director william burns called them attacks. and after a preliminary look, the government decided that the situation was one of mass hysteria caused by nothing more than the noise made by crickets when they were seeking to mate with other crickets. that was ridiculous, of course. and it was wrong in the following months. in years, dozens of american diplomats and government officials in places as far flung as hanoi bogota, washington, australia, mosco

i'm on, capitol, hill, or other governmental organizations related to havana syndrome. we know that d o d, the state department in the c, i have studied their own personnel who have developed this syndrome. but what about private citizens like yourself? have you gotten any answers, any satisfaction from any element of the government? unfortunately, lots i, after i receive my diagnosis, i reached out to every elected official to every aren't from local police to the uh, local elected officials, all the way to yes centers and the white house in, in every member of intelligence community than intelligence committee. nobody was even remotely interested in investigating right in, in looking into it because i was not a federal employee. yes. it's really, i'm sorry, these weapons are real. they exist the why wouldn't somebody use this weapons on us soil against civilians wise it on lead, limited to federal employees and, and the hvac that the act of the b a senate passed and the congress passed on. the president obama signed into law is discriminatory nature. why only certain

havana enchanted me today cuba havana is the largest city in the caribbean, a spirit that can hardlye confused with any other city in the world through the streets, like nothing else used to drive chic retro cars rows of ancient columns side by side with a cobweb of linen charm. cuba is, of course, adventures here can even become an ordinary taxi ride, or rather, coco taxi. fairy tale if some troll dwarf or a unicorn is now looking out from behind a tree, i'm not that much surprised. this is the forest of almindales and despite its magical atmosphere. his fame is a little frightening. they say that sometimes sacrifices, offerings and ritual ceremonies are held here. but this is a fortress for farse, over which hover, as if spells of love spells, which are not at all characteristic of this place. look over there. you see, barely noticeable female silhouette. this weather vane hiraldia is believed to have been inspired by the wife of the local governor when he was sent on a long expedition. for years, she looked out of the window of the fortress for ships in the hope that one of them w

he looked extensively at havana syndrome.s that experienced this and say this is a real thing, what do they make of what they heard from the administration yesterday? >> well, good morning. thank you. they feel betrayed. very much betrayed. these are very seasoned intelligence military law enforcement diplomatic community officers. when we've been telling the government multiple agencies of evidence that goes well beyond what the public knows and they feel that this has been completely ignored and whitewashed. this is something we're going to continue to push until we get much deeper into the truth. >> mark, you sued to actually get this full report. is that right? >> you're correct. we sued for this a year ago. this report -- it hasn't been an investigation that's been going on for over a years or a period of time. we have been told it had been finished a year ago. the cia challenged how the dni was going to report on it. they sent it back into draft form. we're waiting for the actual complete report to be released to us thr

s. embassy officials work in the capital of cuba. havana in 2016. hundreds of u. s. government employees reported numerous symptoms leading to speculation that a foreign adversary had caused them by some form of energy. well, now when this story 1st broke, many scientists war that the most likely explanation was mass hysteria. and 2 of them wrote this book together. havana syndrome must psychogenic illness and the real story behind the embassy, mystery, and hysteria. and i'd like to welcome robert w barrow. the co author of that book is ameritas, professor of neurology at the u. c. l. a. medical sandy joins us from los angeles. dr. battle, welcome back to the show. i must say you were on the bay over a year ago and you set back then havana syndrome was a mass secret psychogenic illness to these intelligence findings. now prove you right. you think? oh, certainly. i believe that the report is pretty much exactly what we've been saying for the last several years. i think it may be more complex than simply saying it's mass psychogenic illness. first of all, because t

embassy in havana for the first time in 54 years. of hostility. seven months later, president obama and raul castro were side by side signaling the u.s. and cuba could play ball with each other. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas. >> it was a sea change for millions of cubans, opening the door to cruise ships landing with tourists eager to visit havana's historic sites, stay in renovated hotels and revive the island's sagging economic fortunes. but then american diplomats in havana started getting blinding headaches and hearing piercing sounds. >> it was gripping. it was like i had been seized by some invisible hand and i couldn't move. >> reporter: and donald trump was eager to roll back the obama opening to cuba. >> effective immediately, i am canceling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with cuba. >> reporter: within months citing reports of the havana syndrome, the trump state department expelled cuban diplomats from washington and withdrew american personnel from the emb

the plane turned back and landed in havana emergency crews raced to the runway.s you can see, they were putting out the fire. >>> the 2024 presidential race is starting to take shape. at least one governor bowing out and leaving -- leading contender like president biden and former president trump are making appearances. ali raffa is tracking it all from the white house. >> on this bridge what was given to help redeem the soul of america. >> reporter: president biden today paying tribute to the heroes of bloody sunday, the seminole moment in the civil rights movement that led to passage of the voting rights act nearly 60 years ago. >> the right to vote, the right to have your vote counted is th threshold of democracy and liberty. with it, anything is possible without it, without that right nothing is possible 3the president hoping to make good on a 2020 campaign promise his administration is trying to keep in the spotlight, ahead of an expected second presidential bid >> will not let the simulators and they are not flying actual plane according to defense official

says it's unlikely foreign powers were behind the havana syndrome,hich caused american diplomats abroad to fall sick. protests in greece after the country's worst train crash, at least 40 people killed in the collision, which is being blamed on human error. a palestinian man has been killed by israeli forces in a refugee camp in the occupied west bank. the israeli army detained six palestinians in relation to the killing of an israeli american on monday. palestinian medics say there were multiple injuries during the confrontation. violence has been escalating across the territory in recent days. peter ingram has more. >> we are standing in front of the house that was surrounded earlier today. people were taken by surprise after israeli forces arrived and surrounded the house, but they were in civilian clothes so they did not know who they were up against. >> i was inside this house when the israeli soldiers arrived. my son was in the house next-door. the israeli soldiers kept shouting, screaming at us, get out of your houses, we will blow up everything now. the israeli army surrounded o

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intelligence report says it's unlikely the mysterious illness known as havana syndrome is caused by aes. officials familiar with the findings tell cnn they simply don't support the theory that the strange health incidents resulted from some sort of weapon deployed by a hostile government. >> cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department with the latest. this is a significant development given they've been grappling with this mysterious issue and ailments people have been suffering for years. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. this is after two years of intensive work by the intelligence community looking at the question of who or what caused these incidents now known as havana syndrome. what they found is that they weren't able to link any of these cases to a foreign adversary. that is why they are coming to the conclusion that it's unlikely that a foreign adversary was involved in these havana syndrome incidents that we have seen affect u.s. diplomats and u.s. spies around the globe dating back to 2016 when there was that cluster of incidents in havana, cuba. it's important to note tha

these symptoms were largely ignored at 1st and then the term havana syndrome was coined. the u. s. government initially dismissed the symptoms as the product of crickets. yes, crickets, but something more sinister is likely behind it. i'm john kerry aku and you're watching the whistleblowers. 2 2 2 2 havana syndrome is a perplexing condition when diplomats at the u. s. embassy and havana. cuba began reporting things like physical pain, migraines, nausea, ringing in the ears, and even in extreme circumstances, traumatic brain injuries, the state department, and the defense department called the events anomalous.

havana airport. >> fortunately, there are no reports of any significant injuries. frightening flight 800. >> hundreds of people trek to the state capitol for the annual march for life as they work to end capitol correspondent wallace all speak with the >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning believe that some good rest last night. you're prepared, okay, we got a nice day today. according to job, the rain starts to seep in at some point, right? yes. so nice. dry day today. we have the rain last night. so you're going to see some wet conditions on roads this morning. just a remnant of the moisture we had overnight last night. >> golden gate bridge. sure does. look at now, though. smooth traffic in nice, clear skies as you make your crossing there. we're seeing just a couple of limited showers hanging out across the bay. a couple sprinkles here and there on the peninsula, a light showers south of gilroy up in the sierra nevada. some heavy snow is still falling up there. and even though roadways are open, it is encouraged to maybe wait a little later in the d

this you've suffered at least two episodes of what you thought to be havana syndrome.ou think when you saw the findings? >>, alex look. in my case i don't know what happened. this was before a lot of this became very public. in 2018 in 2019 there were suspicious incidences at my house on capitol hill, the address agents were calls to do the investigation. some of it i am still not able to talk about. edition to there being an unusual nighttime event on two separate occasions, which mirrored havana syndrome, there was already a break in. and because of sensitive communications equipment semi, house this was an incident of concern. but whether or not my home was targeted by a foreign adversary, and whether or not these other victims were targeted by a foreign adversary, what we do know is this. these people did not do this to themselves. these are not immaculate concussions that came out of nowhere. we are talking about hundreds of people in sensitive national security positions, many of whom have white matter legions on their brains to prove that something happened to t

i've got to hit this havana sin droa.eporting out this week, an assessment from several intention agencies, they don't think -- it's unlikely a foreign adversary was carrying out these attacks where our diplomats and intel officers around the world have suffered really debilitating symptoms from this. senator rubio, your colleague, tweeted: the cia took the investigation of havana syndrome seriously, but it's hard to accept service the caused by a/c unitses and loud cicadas. something happened here and just because we don't have all the answers doesn't mean it didn't happen. will you continue to try to the pursue answers? >> absolutely. first of all, the most important thing is anyone who got sick, whatever the source was whether they are cia, whether dod, state department officials, we owe them the world's best health care. and i think we are providing that now. initially, frankly, under the last administration this whole issue was being swept under the rug. we are now making sure that health care's provided. and i know

. >>> now to another scare in the skies, a southwest airlines flight from havana to fort lauderdale,florida, was forced to turn back to havana for an emergency landing on sunday after the airline says the plane hit birds just after takeoff and suffered engine trouble. video taken on board the plane shows the cabin filling up with smoke as passengers begin to panic. one witness described the scene on board the plane. >> i feel like my lungs are burnt from the fumes. it was very terrified because a lot of kids and a lot of women, chaos, completely chaos. talking about dropping really quick and the fumes getting filled up and nobody could breathe, and everybody's screaming. >> nbc's tom costello joins us this morning. this is just one of a series of incidents that have taken place in the past couple of days. >> yeah, it was a rough -- it's been a rough weekend, an extended weekend in aviation. let's talk about the southwest flight. it was leaving havana, apparently hitting birds, hitting the nose of the plane as well as the engine itself, and it appears that caused an engine explosion a

but he, sol morales, makes a living in havana by lining up at the market to buy food and other items for other people. it's become a paid job in this carry be a nation and made chronic shortages of food and medicine. and the lines get longer, every day went out on our way up the gully. there was no ground beef done. it arrived in as things arrive, you come and you keep getting it. we come here with a card where it's all written, what we get. it's very difficult for every one. hardship is everywhere in q where these days and experts say it will have a major impact on the legislative elections happening sunday. cubans are voting for 470 members of a national assembly. that was survey for a period of 5 years, and this is happening in the middle of a severe economic crisis. worthy inflation weight this year has been over 60 percent and with the economy ravaged by a us trade embargo since 1962. the majority of the population in this country is struggling and the government tolerates no descent. and that's why all lies are going to be on the spanish and wait because it's the only way peopl

but it says it's unlikely. foreign powers were behind the so called havana syndrome, which caused american diplomats abroad to mosquito asleep, food sick approaches in greece. off the countries worst train accident of these 40 people were killed in the collision, which is being blamed on human error. ah, a palestinian man has been killed by his writing forces and the job or a refugee camp in the occupied westbank. these randy army detained 6 palestinians during the raid in relation to the killing of on his ready american. on monday, palestinian medic say there were multiple injuries during the confrontation. violence has been escalating across the occupied territories in recent days. neighbor abraham, thus more from the unborn java refugee camp. we are standing in front of the house that was surrounded earlier to day. people here are telling us that shortly in the afternoon, they were taken by surprise after israeli forces arrived here and surrounded the house. but they were in civilian clothes, so they didn't know who they were up against. wylie and i can have him. ah, i was inside this h

or the van earlier report by an expert scientists who looked into the havana syndrome had an opposite conclusion to, to what we found today. they said that very likely it was a post electromagnetic energy or ultrasound that may have caused those symptoms. they didn't say very likely. rather they said that it was a possibility. an attorney for some of these victims said that he was very, he found the report that no foreign power was involved was very disconcerting and does plan to challenge that conclusion, dera to audio, castro, the in washington, dc hydro. thank you. now the federal bureau of investigation has said that a leak from a laboratory in the chinese city of wu hand is what likely caused coven 19 the comments by the f. b. i director follow wall street journal report. china has denounced the comments saying they have no credibility with our white house correspondent, kimberly elk. it has more from washington dc. what makes us significant is the fact that christopher raised the director of the f. b. i is really the highest government official in the u. s. government to come ou

but he said, well, i'll just eat a havana cuba. no, a number of german museums of agreed to return sacred objects looted from cameroon during german colonial rule. but indigenous, come in to say it's a slow process out as there was nicholas hark reports on cameron's capital yonder 3000 miles from cameroon, locked in a museum in berlin, a centuries old de g, named in gonzo, a 1st time that i learned that console us and the museum, i was angry. i was totally angry. i was mad for the 2000000. and so people in cameron's english speaking region, the in guns a day, he was pillaged by german colonizers, tv, and job to is asking germany to release her. the question of justice we have to write to our heritage. the return of these object means that it's a real weakening of for the common person to think about identity to be on colonial boundaries. from 188421900. 16 cameroon was a colony of the german empire at time of bloody conquest and frequent to rebellion . this neighbourhood in downtown yo, wendy, is called a may key in the local langu

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on the "newshour" tonight, a new intelligence report refutes one possible cause of the mysterious havana syndrome that sickened hundreds of american diplomats in cuba and other parts of the world. geoff: chicago voters oust mayor lori lightfoot in an election where crime was a top issue, setting up a runoff between o candidates backed by teachers and police. amna: and scientists researching the aftermath of california wildfires add to the growing evidence that climate change is accelerating the risk of disease spreading from animals to humans. >> as animals get more and more stressed, they're more likely to shed a particular virus or a pathogen. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf. the engine that connects us. >> the walton family foundation, working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people and nature can thrive together. supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and with the ongoi

in miami's little havana, the heart of the exile community in miami.s came knowing the game would be broadcast live in cuba and used it to show anti-government sign, pro protest anthems. the u.s. demolished the cuba's team. this was the best showing in years. they made it to the semifinals. that's a lot better than they've done in recent years after having so many players leaving the island to play in the mlb. the team was greeted like returning heroes when they returned yesterday, but of course there was a missing player. as you said, ivan prieto did not make the flight home. we don't know why he deserted, if it's for political reasons, if it's that he's hoping to play in the mlb, make more money or like so many other thousands of cubans, he's just trying to seek a better life outside of cuba. typically the cuban government calls these players leave desserters, and traitors and bans them for up to five years from returning to the island. this could be a decision that has a huge impact on his life. >> cuba likely will never allow him to play for the na

and intelligence officials say they don't see any proof that foreign weapons caused the mysterious havanadrome. but american victims and their lawyers say they still have a lot of questions. >> it just doesn't make sense. >> we will bring in the top senator on the intelligence committee, mark warner. in reaction from former secretary of state, mike pompeo, considering a run for the republican nomination. we will ask how he will manage these global challenges. then... >> can answer the question? >> no, you cannot. you have refused to answer the question. >> blessing the attorney general of her protests near homes of court justices, and political interference at the doj. we'll ask our sunday panel about the fiery exchanges on the hill, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello from fox news in washington. the president met with top democrats this week as he thinks through his 2024 strategy, but foreign policy challenges continue to push his domestic plans to the side. breaking overnight, the chairman of the joint chiefs visiting u.s. troops in syria. general milley is there

on the "newshour" tonight, a new intelligence report refutes one possible cause of the mysterious havanaickened hundreds of american diplomats in cuba and other parts of the world. geoff: chicago voters oust mayor lori lightfoot in an election where crime was a top issue, setting up a runoff between o candidates backed by teachers and police. amna: and scientists researching the aftermath of california wildfires add to the growing evidence that climate change is accelerating the risk of disease spreading from animals to humans. >> as animals get more and more stressed, they're more likely to shed a particular virus or a pathogen.

lauderdale were forced to return to havana. birds hit the plane's engine and nose. look at that. the that is video of the cabin filling up with smoke. everyone was safely evacuated. we're in miami with more. terrifying to have that happen. luckily everyone is safe. i understand twhent out through slides, i believe. what happened? >> yeah, that's right. good morning. talk about a frightening few minutes for folks that were onboard that southwest airlines flight. cell phone video from inside the cabin of that aircraft captured just the terrifying minutes right after that airplane took off from havana's international airport. in the video can you hear a flight attendant telling passengers to put on oxygen mask as that smoke filled that cabin. so according to the airline, right after that 737 took off from havana's international airport, it hit a number of birds. one of the birds hit the plane's engine. the other hit the aircraft's nose. now in the minutes right after that strike, that's when all of that smoke began filling the cabin. and so by the time the aircraft made its emergenc

i don't know, she jin ping visit havana, visit havana, or do something more than just a big military drill right? no, no, i don't think a timing is right. but don't forget this through. this drill is not all the other 3 is a different drill. this is called the blah katie strategy. this could be, could be one of the future. i saw a military operation class. this is a actually provide the opportunity for them to really there, you know, a real fire exercise surrounding talent though. so don't forget, this is the 1st time this is b blockade could be one of the plans. you see? well, i mean, certainly on fox news, they talk about it work like that. but of course, the americans, atlanta, they have lots of our personnel apart from all the bases that circle you in shanghai, the u. s. bases. yeah, 16 people, 16 chinese workers killed in the central african republic ahead of the she visit to moscow. china has a lot of infrastructure that could be bombed. we know that sy hersh revealed the destruction and perhaps the greatest infrastructure terror acts in all history, the gnawed stream pipeline,

it was able to make a safe landing back in havana. by the time the aircraft landed, firefighters were already on the runway, they put out the fire and everyone on the plane was able to get off safely. it appears a good number of folks got on to another flight late last night. we're told it appears that the remaining group of passengers on that plane were able to get on another flight back to florida, but good news for this most recent incident, no one was hurt and southwest is trying to figure out whether or not, because that engine caught fire, the extent of that damage, whether or not the plane suffered any engine failure. abby? >> carlos suarez, thank you for that report. >>> four u.s. citizens are now missing after they were kidnapped in mexico on friday. now, a source tells cnn, it may all have been a mistake. the fbi is saying that the victims were abducted by an unidentified gunman shortly after driving into mexico in a border town. a u.s. official tells cnn that the americans were not the intended targets and they were there f

the intelligence services of the axis of evil countries. primarily russia were allegedly behind it. havana syndrome was fuss reported to the u. s. embassy in cuba. 2016. the term has been used by the u. s. government to describe a while, a constellation of physical symptoms including ringing in the ears, headaches, nausea, acute discomfort. but the uncertainty over the syndromes, origin, a set of widespread speculation in america with some characterizing it as a target, a type one, american personnel, a cuban experts in 2017 and said the so called a acoustic a tax could have actually been chopping crickets or other insects, but despite that, of course, western media outlets hyped up all this well. hysteria about suppose that a russian lynx, the u. s. has now admitted what nonsense they have bolstered the long standing hypothesis by the tell the community that this is likely the russians because the russians have a history of studying this technology. politicians have pointed their finger at russia as possibly being behind the attacks. a directed energy weapon and potentially some involveme

a foreign adversary is responsible for the so called havana syndrome. american diplomats and intelligence offices around the world have been left suffering mystery ailments since 2016. when he was 1st reported in cuba. hydro castro has moved from washington. their conclusion was the same again that, that it is very unlikely that another country was involved in the so called attacks . now this investigation has been going on since you as diplomats reported these strange symptoms of losing their hearing, or headaches, or even a brain injuries starting in havana in the u. s. embassy there in 2016. now through the course of this investigation, more than 1000 such cases were investigated across 90 countries. and according to the u. s. officials who brief reporters on this investigation, it involved tracking arms dealers. it involved forensics, geo location, a whole tool set, trying to get to the bottom of what is causing this. but the final conclusion is that there simply was nothing there more than $1500.00 cases now. and some have been reported as, as a re

and at a time of severe economic crisis, teresa po has this report from havana and collateral. the dfcs has been participating in cuban elections for decades. she says her family was among the poorest in the country and benefited from fidel castro revolution. now, she says, sewing prices are a major challenge for cuba, government, and that's why it's leadership needs more support than ever. why don't we need to work? so we come from the difficult time so we can produce more for the country. we have lots of educated people after the pandemic, lots of people are struggling and for a country like ours, with an embargo, it's worse. well, millions of cubans headed to the polls on sunday to elect the members of the national assembly. that was select the next president, cuba, one party system. the candidate for the national assembly are selected by a commission williams for the communist party. there's 472 candidates for 472 pieces, new members of the opposition. and that's why critics say that cubans are allowed to vote, but not to choose. disenchantment with the economic situation i

the earth gum as issued a report saying russia is unlikely to have been involved in the so called havana syndrome. incidence, in which american dip m as in cuba develop mysterious illnesses. russia's pharmacy spoke further and says that revelation chances, the rhetoric that russian near, near logical weapons might have been behind the strange symptoms of those u. s. personnel. let me remind you that for several years the very same you must intelligence community and leadership as well as the u. s. media have claimed that star spangled diplomats are being tortured, having hallucinations, and nurture the intelligence services of the axis of evil countries. primarily russia were allegedly behind it. i want to sandra was 1st reported at the u. s. embassy in cuba, back in 2016. the term has been used by the us government to describe a constellation of physical symptoms including ringing in the ears, headache, nausea, and a shoot discomfort. they also did see over the syndrome the origin has set off. widespread speculation in the us with some officials characterizing it a targeted attack on us

terrified passengers donned oxygen masks as the crew circled back, making an emergency landing in havana. >> smoke started coming into the cabin, and they just said stay in your seats and we had to start breathing. >> reporter: bird strikes are common, but rarely cause serious damage the miracle on the hudson landing in 2009 came after a flock of geese took out both of the plane's engines. meanwhile, tragedy on board a private plane when a passenger, 55-year-old dana hyde of maryland, was killed as the bombardier challenger plane hit severe turbulence the plane flying from new hampshire to virginia making an emergency landing in connecticut. the ntsb says the pilots were dealing with a trim issue at the time, suggesting they may have hit clear air turbulence in a jet stream moving 50 to 100 miles an hour faster than normal >> clear air turbulence is not something that radar shows. so pilots are unable to see it in advance >> reporter: every year passengers and crew members suffer head lacerations, broken bones and bruises in severe turbulence >> this is exactly why we tell you to wear yo

, havana for example, we saw each other a beautiful city. liked it very colorful, but he wanted to say something new ready to offer you trinida, the city of unique trip pegas touristik to you like it. what kind of fool is taking a picture of the road? well, look how unusual it is right in the middle of the sea, beauty, our first stop of the spiritualus sanctions. this is the only cuban province that can boast of having two of the first seven cities of cuba, santejema, trinidad and sanction spiritus, which were founded at the beginning of the 16th century by the spanish conquistador and conqueror of cuba, diego velasquezos, a pleasant little cuban town, which is very are diminutive. streets so what, here people just opened the doors of their houses and sell some decorations, shoes, backpacks, socks. what style of unusual architectural details and decorations and all crammed onto one wall? and inside the air cream, you just don’t understand what, but it’s very tasty to watch what i eat. milk is delicious yes, that's what i finally understand t