the kas -- castro brothers need to be out of there. >>> well, it was definitely warmer than it was yesterday and hopefully it will get warmer towards easter. >> the warmup is kicking into gear, but the humidity is kicking up as well and the rain is coming, so with the good comes the nasty stuff too. take a look at what's doing with on outside. the camera is zoomed in in river gate on downtown tampa. winds have been -- winds have been light out there and looking pretty nice out there this evening. a low tomorrow morning of 57 defrees in tampa. a lot more comfortable than those 40s we woke up to this morning. the changes ahead come a lot from the wind direction. so far we have northerly winds throughout the day today and through some of tonight. tomorrow they shift to southeasterly. as that happens we build in more moisture, humidity and more warmth, so that's how we get up to that high of 80. 11:00 tomorrow night, it's not likely we're going to see any rain fall, but we'll see increased cloud cover ahead of our next front and from that southerly flow we'll have more cloud cover as well. our r

president and kaing castro spoke in remark bro cast on state television. castro again called for an end to the u.s. embargo. >> stand at most important obstacle to the economic development and well-being of the cuban people that's why essence to normalize lateral relations. >> embargo will end. when i can't be entirely sure. but i believe it will end and the path that we are on will continue beyond my administration. >> they also agreed they remain deep disagreement on human rits. >> i made it clear the united states will continue to speak up on behalf of democracy including the right of the cuban people to decide their own future. we'll speak out on behalf of universal human attas an rights including freedom of speech and simply and religion. >> in a test ty response to reporter question about political prisoners on e island castro seemed frustrated and challenge em the reporter name names. >> give me list of the political prisoners and i will release them@immediately. just mention the list. >> political prisoners give me a name or names. >>reporter: at th

president and kaing castro spoke in remark bro cast on state television. to the u.s. embargo. >> stand at most important obstacle to the economic development and well-being of the cuban people that's why it's removal will be of the essence to normalize lateral relations. >> embargo will end. when i can't be entirely sure. but i believe it will end and the path that we are on will continue beyond my administration. >> they also agreed they remain deep disagreement on human rights. >> i made it clear the united states will continue to speak up on behalf of democracy including the right of the cuban people to decide their own future. we'll speak out on behalf of universal human attas an rights including freedom of speech and simply and religion. >> in a test ty response to reporter question about politicaca prisoners on the island castro seemed frustrated and challenge em the reporter name names. political prisoners and i will release them immediately. just mention the list. >> political prisoners give me a name or names >>reporter: at the end of the news conference cast

president and kaing castro spoke in remark bro cast on state television. castro again called for an end to the u.s. embargo. >> stand at most important obstacle to the economic development and well-being of the cuban people that's why

this is the first generation of this revolution, and raul kas c castro is doing something his brotherr: they can shake hands, but certainly the cuban americans and the exile generation, it's unacceptable without shaking everything up. we're talking about the president obama taking long term views. the next president could undo whatever he does. the embargo is an animal of congress, and without congress, kate, nothing can change back. >> patrick, it's john berman here in new york as well. if i can ask you a question. i'm struck by the threading of the needle of protocol that's going on. we heard the star spangled banner inside the palace of the revolution, the hall, played by the cuban military band, which is mind blowing to think of that. just a few moments ago the president laid a wreath at jose marte. how intricate is this dance in terms of protocol between the two countries today and tomorrow? >> there can be no missteps. so far it seems like both sides are willing to dance to continue the analogy. but it's tough. these governments up until last year didn't have full diplomatic rel

rich saying obama attacking me when he just got back from going to a baseball game with the kas troez castros celebrating and toasting a communist dictator who tortures and murders citizens, who oppresses them and raf i had rabidly anti-american and spreads terrorism around america. yes, my father was tortured in cuba. so was my aunt. they was tortured by castro's goons in cube yachlt what barack obama and john kerry has done is sent billions of dollars to the enemies of america, billions of will use to increase repression, increase spreading terrorism throughout latin america and over $100 billion to the ayatollah khomeini in iran. that money will be used to fund islam uk terrorist that's are coming to murder americans, murder europeans, israelis. and it will be used to fund their nuclear program and their icbm program which is designed to murder millions of americans. this policy of weakness and appeasement doesn't work. the american people are tired of it. they're tired of the demoralizing and lecturing. they're more mad at me than the terrorists killing people. there are still people miss

intervened in ka ba's war for independence from spain and cubaens ruled the land but governed with the backing of the u.s. and economic growth but also poverty and similar erring resentment in 1959 castroslowers fought their what to havana and he was the leader and cuba was a one party communist state. >> new york pennsylvania station rarely has seen anything like it. >> reporter: travels to the united states only to be publically shunned by president who went golfing to avoid the meeting and richard nixon. >> castro said we will go to united states but not every other president and cow tow to washington to get on our knees and beg for money. >> reporter: that is when president nationalized the business and began in earnest to over throw castro in overt and covert ways and sent people to the bay of pigs invasion and failed miserably. behind the scenes cia tried to kill him ta series of botched plot was in 1962 cuba became the center of the cold war and u.s. realized the soviet union had missiles on the island >> shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launched from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack by the soviet union on the united s

castro. >> you way back in 1961 they invaded cuba and everybody was totally convinced that kas troe was theey forgot that he educated their kids, gave them healthcare, totally transformed a society. >> what that was about was saying that the united states was wrong to try to invade cuba. it would be wrong not to state that in cuba they have made some good advances in healthcare. they are sending doctors all over the world. they have made some progress in education. >> he was deflecting a little bit there. because the moderator asked him, do you still feel that way about fidel castro. and he didn't answer that. >> well i think what he wanted to answer is what he meant to talk about in that debate, in that discussion. i was proud of bernie. and ive been very proud of to watch him over the course of the debates stick with his principles. and the fact is our attitude towards cuba has been a disaster for 50 years. it's been an p embarrass. most of the world is in relations with cuba and the united states have continued to have this embargo. and i praise president obama for trying to end that bef