there's something you should know before drinking a glass of hand squeezed lemonade.e likes it sour. really sour. >> i would prefer to put no water in but i know we have to. >> reporter: lucky for the general public his mom sweetens it up before sale. >> too sweet. >> reporter: just why he is selling his lemonade is what the story is really about. >> value dadeidated different ideas. >> reporter: a 12-year-old with some learning differences hears a pitch for camp inc, an entrepreneurial summer camp in colorado. he insignificanttantly wants to go. his parents would love to send him. one problem. >> 3,675. >> i knew there was no way to afford this. >> reporter: he's had luck in the past so he started again. the money for summer camp starts pouring in. so fast he reaches his 2,500 goal in just a couple of weeks. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is where the sour loving kid does something very sweet. he keeps raising money. cash's goal is now $10,000 and it's no longer for him. >> i want to keep it open for other kids. i feel really lucky. i want to make a scholarship fund

with -- i ordered an iced tea with a touch of lemonade, and i'm going to tell you the combination. >'s a secret? >> i heard a lady in the restaurant say to the waitress, i'll have an arnold palmer. well, i never heard it called an arnold palmer. it was tea and lemonade, and that put me on the spot, and i -- so i followed it up, and that's what we have. >> well, we're very grateful for it. >> thank you. >> and for your time. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> got to love the arnold palmer, right? when we return, we'll introduce you to a special young man and the golf pro who made his wish come true, a truly inspirational story, a new player to cheer for for the rest of the weekend. >>> there's things more important than golf in a golf tournament. to share that day with him, that means more to me than, you know, even winning the green jacket. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil an

>> reporter: which brings us back to the lemonade. he has had luck raising money with it in the past so he starts again. >> hi, i'm cash. >> reporter: this time, though, he adds crowd funding to his campaign and the money for summer camp starts pouring in. so fast, in fact, cash reaches his $2,500 goal in just a couple of weeks. >> thank you. >> reporter: but this is where the sour-loving kid does something very sweet. he keeps raising money. cash's goal is now $10,000 and it's no longer for him. >> i want to keep it open for other kids. >> thank you. >> because i felt really lucky. so i wanted to help make a scholarship fund for other campers. >> i think it's so great. to see him care about other people and not just be self centered and think oh, i get to go to camp or this is about me going to camp, to look, to turn the lens the other way and look out and see there are other people in need, too. >> it's modeled off of -- >> reporter: cash's original online campaign is about to run out, he's ready to start another one so he can keep

way out of our league. >> reporter: which brings us back to the lemonade.d luck raising money with it in the past so he starts again. >> hi i'm cash. >> reporter: this time though he adds crowd funding to his campaign and the money for summer camp starts pouring in. so fast in fact cash reaches his $2,500 goal in just a couple weeks. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is where the sour loving kid does something very sweet. he keeps raising money. cash's goal is now $10,000, and it's no longer for him. >> now i want to keep it open for other kids. because i felt really lucky so i wanted to help make a fund for others. >> it's so great to see him care about other people and not just be self centered and think this is about me going to camp. to turn the lens the other way and look out and see there are other people in need too. it's modeled off of shark pit. >> reporter: his original campaign is about to run out, he's ready to start another one so he can keep taking donations, no matter how big or small. >> 1 to 3 donations accepted. wait. wait. so we don't accep

this was way out of our league. >> reporter: which brings us back to the lemonade. cash has had luck raising money with it in the past so he starts again. >> hi. i'm cash. >> reporter: this time though he adds crowd funding to his campaign, and the money for summer camp starts pouring in. so fast in fact cash reaches his $2,500 goal in just a couple of weeks. >> thank you. >> reporter: but this is where the sour-loving kid does something very sweet. he keeps raising money. cash's goal is now $10,000, and it's no longer for him. >> now i want to keep it open for other kids. >> thank you. >> because i felt really lucky, so i wanted to help make a scholarship fund for other campers. >> i think it's so great. i mean to see him care about other people and not just be self-centered and think like oh, i get to go to camp or this is about me going to camp to turn the lens the other way and look and see there are other people in need too. >> it's modeled off of "shark tank." >> reporter: though his original online campaign will run out he is going to start another one so he

so nice good tall glass of lemonade. >> we know you went golfing. >> i had lemonade on the course. >> he left here early. >> why going to put on. >> no, we got you. >> we are seeing traffic nice and quiet. we are dealing with some closures and some fires across the region. ben franklin bridge looking good in and out bound at the city. good news with the quiet weather, weather won't be expecting travel this morning. included will start to thicken up. construction still going on this morning vine street expressway eastbound, two left lanes block right lane gets by very slowly this was supposed to wrap up at 5:00. looks like they are extending it once again. that is two days in a row. up in mayfair accident at frankford avenue at robbins street. alternate charles street to get around that accident scene. here's fire number one north philadelphia germantown avenue near pike street. it is a house fire that is under control but avoid this area if you can. alternate broad street. another fire in north coventry route 724 is closed at new schuylkill road in franklin avenue. east norriton possi

thinks part of the month long ceo of the day program in support of the alexa's lemonade stand foundationis is althea hutchinson, rita's ceo of the day addressing staff at a press conference. althea, a childhood cancer hero and survivor was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the age of one. she visited some local stores today and learned about the big business of water ice. >> rita's is doing good things for alex lemonade stand and i get to be their kick off person ceo of the day, honorary member. >> today marks beginning of the rita's tenth annual paper lemon fundraiser, customers can buy a paper lemon to donate to alex lemonade stand foundation directly. >>> today, the philadelphia a museum of art opened up a new section of their ink and gold art exhibit. the newly installed, exhibit are being seen for the first time in the u.s. the works are light sensitive. they can only be on display for a few weeks at a time. that exhibit will be opened until may tenth. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 o'clock we've got some new information about the hit and run that left a mother

. >> make lemonade from the lemons. >> we do not need lemonade feed hot chocolate. >> whatever it takesoking back as we on the weather window from the east bay hills where the winds are gusting to 25 miles per hour. much cooler on monday up to 10 or 11 degrees cooler and a lost areas were 13 to 14 degrees cooler so it is off by a degree or two. mid-to-upper 60s in most neighborhoods yesterday but oakland is at 62 and san francisco is 58 and that was a drop from 76 and 71. yesterday was the biggest drop ahead of the cold front and today we will drop a couple of degrees behind the cold front and the dry air is rushing in and taking away any of that sprinkle threat we talked about yesterday. it is taking away any of the low level prior we would need to create fog so the next couple of mornings will be fog-free. in san jose at 87 at at shark tank and we are in the mid-40s right now to upper 40s with winds around ten miles per hour and mostly sunny and more sunshine than yesterday and we will go total sunshine a faster freeze today. clear. calm. because of that it will be coolest tonight a f

help you out with that grand opening i've seen all the pieces have some pie (laughter) have some lemonade and cucumber water and really enjoy yourselves it is a safe place for youth and place for youth to grow and like grow like everyone in this room everybody is really there whether they want to accept it is a decision you've made when we take the decision and walk forward and be thankful and admire and love one another if this is where you like i'm speechless i'm speech also and honored and definitely i'd like to thank you all thanks (clapping). >> so we all have the vinyl to support those kinds of mr. adams and we're fortunate to have a wonderful advocate nancy pelosi for affordable housing and the needs of our vulnerable seniors it's you truly my honor to ask congresswoman nancy pelosi to come up and speak (clapping.) >> thank you, very much. gail and thank you very much for having me wasn't he great tell the whole story of what that is about and thank you for your leadership and others to all that everyone has done the earth addressed people everyone makes this the place it is about

and ginger lemonade is a popular drink these days. "turtle lake" is a favourite haunt of young people in the centre of town. but there are no turtles here and the lake itself doesn't look particularly inviting. elaine phuong nguyen is meeting up here with "saigon makeover's" co-organizer. they want to talk about some of the designs submitted to the competition. >> the name of this place is turtle lake but the artist said why is it called that when there are no turtles. so he wants to clean up the water and make these beautiful tile murals of turtles and sea ceratures and have it lit so it would really brighten up and clean up the space. nearly 10 million people live in greater ho chi minh city. life here can be hectic. but 150 ideas were submitted to the "saigon makeover" competition. the organizers are proud of the success of their project. one of the submissions is a proposal to revamp the city's trash cans. >> because these are very popular in the streets in the morning and at the end of the day people collect trash to keep the cit

(laughter) no, you show up with like a six-pack of lemonade and go, let's do it!u want to be a traitor? i'll show you! >> honestly, i think it wants a big misunderstanding. we even heard about the college students who tried to join i.s.i.s. as well. i think it's a misunderstanding. >> larry: what do you mean? i don't think they're trying to join a terrorist group. i think they're looking for the atlanta stripper called isis. >> i heard about this years ago in college. is this the lady who puts ice in her mouth before she gives you a blow job? (laughter) could be her. >> larry: you think people think they're going to do that? that's why they're leaving? >> i tell you there's a girl name ic e-is who puts ice in her mouth before she gives guys blow jobs! >> larry: were you in a fraternity? >> no, i'm not a frat. you sound like a man who knows first-hand. >> i do not. you're kind of excited! >> you don't want to get with this girl named crystal because that's his faithful. >> larry: we'll b there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect kill

however, there's a way for him to make lemonade. he did it well in this speech. he's generation x, she's a baby boomer. by the way, marco rubio's chief primary opponent is jeb bush, another baby boomer. so he's able to make that point quite a bit, that he's about the future. you talk to anybody, presidential campaigns are always about the future. this is something the clinton campaign is very worried about. they're hoping her gender, the idea of electing the first woman president will do that. and lester, one other note -- and this is why generation matters. five of the last six presidential elections have been won by the younger candidate. voters instinctively respond to the future sometimes by going with the younger candidate. >> we're going to see others jump very quickly, jeb bush among them? >> i think we're going to see a little bit of a lull here over the next couple of weeks, and then watch out for may. that's when you're going to see officially hillary clinton with her big speech and then everybody else like planes on a runway, ben carson, jeb bush, you

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. >> i would get kids showing up with coins from lemonade stands.t of people feel this is their park. and that is what we wanted. >> her team was able to raise $4 million to make this a reality. ground breaking was nine months ago. this area is called magical heart. design team was mindful in creating zones that were predictable. a grand opening will be held on saturday morning. >> together with the community their voice, supporting it. not just in the design process but funding the project. >> if you're not abled bodied or different, or a parent been using a wheelchair, you can bring your children here. >> a place for everyone to enjoy. in palo alto, abc7 news. >> that is going to be fun. >> just beautiful day and great weekend. >> definitely. drew is in tonight bringing in sunshine. >> location is going to be key. you can see 50s on the coast then 90s. live doppler 7 right now we'll show you coastal clouds clear skies across much of the bay area. so we'll take you outside on this friday evening. a live look from our camera showing you those clouds

. >> i would get kids showing up with coins from lemonade stands.a lot of people feel this is their park. and that is what we wanted. >> her team was able to raise $4 million to make this a reality. ground breaking was nine months ago. this area is called magical heart. design team was mindful in creating zones that were predictable. a grand opening will be held on saturday morning. >> together with the community their voice, supporting it. not just in the design process but funding the project. >> if you're not abled bodied or different, or a parent been using a wheelchair, you can bring your children here. >> a place for everyone to enjoy. in palo alto, abc7 news. >> that is going to be fun. >> just beautiful day and great weekend. >> definitely. drew is in tonight bringing in sunshine. >> location is going to be key. you can see 50s on the coast then 90s. live doppler 7 right now we'll show you coastal clouds clear skies across much of the bay area. so we'll take you outside on this friday evening. a live look from our camera showing you those cl

. >> he reminded us with judge davies clyde but they were deadly he could make lemonade out of lemons saying the entry into the race will raise the bar of competition to make us stronger to insure the g.o.p. nominee is equipped to beat clinton and take back the white house. >> that is a very gracious thing to say. to have the 5420 percent built-in but can he build out from there? he is not the only one criticizing the bush years not the only one talking about the constitution or limited government. so what is most distinctive it is now a liability. lou: it is interesting as a republican wins react to were growing field of the first term senators. the reality is that republicans seem to be resisting the choice that it -- the choice choice and the preferences but they have the opposite? >> it is said knee-jerk reaction to hillary clinton. she doesn't act like she wants to run but she passed zero. she doesn't have that charisma or enthusiasm but with rand paul he has to show people he is not his dad. his dad was attacked at as crazy but i thought he came off to a very well. talking about

he was able to make lemonade what the president hoped would be lemons. >> rand paul saying this, histrynter into the race will assure us that we can take back the white house from democrats in 2016. he was wise and clever in his construction there, don't you think? >> very gracious thing to say. the question with rand, he'll have 15% to 20% of his dad's supporters. the question is can he build out from that. there is a crowded field. he'll have a lot of competition. he won't be the only one criticizing the bush years on spending, not the only one talking about the constitution and limited government. i think he has a hard road ahead of him. what's most distinctive about him, foreign policy looks like a liability than it did a year ago. >> it's interesting to me as i watch republicans react to what is a growing field two first term senators here. we have a third on his way. the reality is that the republicans right now seem to be resisting the growth in choices when they should be embracing it. it seems an inherent narrowness, a preference for a narrow field. they're going to have the op

i like that he made lemonade out of lemons. he took that bad situation and did this. prefer one that would edit me as i was tweeting. this is to look back on your old ones. i think they have what is called a breathalyzer but i don't have one of those. >> they have like an iphone attached and i can -- >> really? >> yeah. you should look into it. we'll talk after the show. lisa, he says he eventually wants to expand this to e-mails and blogs and search results or i guess search histories. are you going to try this? >> i put the four most offensive people on my t-shirt because i like them so much. i don't think there is any substitute for common sense. and you also never know what will be offensive. a couple months ago a woman put her normal thoughts on ethanol in iowa and she loses her be jo. who know what's is offensive. >> that happened to liz mayor too. >> it is an epidemic. >> that was the part of the story that annoys me. zahar said in an interview -- he said in an interview at the time he wrote his offensive tweets he was testing his hand at improve. >> of course.

one friend got the royal treatment with lemonade and they were flown to sing more where the country is celebrating the 58th anniversary of independence. how do you like that? >> fabulous. bamboo going. lemon said. >> the first-class leg room. >> probably can lay flat. >> better service than we got. >> i will never see that class. >> how was your flight from vacation? >> discount airlines. bad. >> better news where the weather? >>> absolutely. we will have cooler weather but we will bring the 80s back. that tame of the year with the spring seesawing with a will roar coaster of temperatures and we will start with what is happen this morning the marine layer is 1,600' deep established by the breezes blowing on shore at 15 miles per hour in fairfield and oakland at 12 and sfo at 18. we have 57 minutes flight arrival delays. upper 40's to low 50s and the cool spot is a couple of areas of santa collar -- saratoga at 48. danville is at june. 49 in novato and alameda is 52 and same in redwood city and newark and june in san francisco and the marine layer shows why we are going to be cooler and

. >> would i get kid showing one zip lock about of coin from lemonade stands so a lot of people feel this is their park. and that's what we really wanted. >>reporter: her team was able to wrist nearly 4 million dollars to make the park a reality. ground breaking was 9 months ago. most of the equipment came from euro.l this area is called the magical harp. design team was very mindful in creating zone that were predictable. especially for children adults with autism and sensory challenges. grand opening celebration will be held saturday morning. project manager are counting down the hours. >> together with the community f-the voice supporting it, not just in the design process but funding the project itself. >> magical bridge never built without the drive of this community. >> magic is that everybody is welcome and if you are able-bodied or not able-bodied or different or if you are a parent that has been using a whether he will chair had challenges you can bring your children here. >>reporter: trawl a place for everyone to enjoy. in palo alto, chris winn abc 7 news. >> we have a lot

trying to make it a little lemonade out of lemons. >> thank you, goldman sachs. pop for yahoo!?> we started off with the strength of china. alibaba on huge vol. on the other hand, yahoo! was up. up on very low volume. i think based upon everything going on with a lot of these chinese internet names, rumors were swirling. >> let's get some unusual activity. pete is flagging the eem. >> we have seen so much paper recently in many of these different eetfs. we have seen india. and bgk. >> what is that? >> vanguard european. if you look at the eem, the paper was outrageous right out of the gate. they traded 125,000 options. 100,000 of those were actually on the call side. the focus was the may 44 calls. rolling up. we have seen a big number of. eem strong of late. they are look to go really break out to the up side. >> your final was epi. >> it was. >> so you like it? >> i'm getting more and more involved in many of those things. >> inovia, billions of to battle ebola. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you

but determined to make lemonade out of lemons, i see there's a nice skyline in here. as we walk through this you'll see -- here's tredegar and right there is my visitors' center. in fact, my desk is right in there. scrolling through, you've got the foundry building. right next store you can see the big smokestack there. the armory mill which made a lot of the plates. move up the hill, you have the second presbyterian church. but my favorite building of all time is in this shot pratt's castle. i love insane architecture. this guy made his bones as a photographer before the civil war and built this actual castle up there on a very -- mad architecture. secret rooms and all kinds of stuff. let's just go talk about pratt's castle. look at this guy. don't you want one? i do. can you imagine this in the wintertime? talk about ostentatious. apparently, he designed it himself, so we can't blame anybody else for that. photographers knew of this guy and almost every one of them came here to shoot, not just because it was a prominent hill, but because they knew who he was. at thi

he was determined to make lemonade out of lemons, there is a nice skyline. here is treasure. there it is. that there, right there, is my visitor center. in fact, our desk is right in there. scrolling through, you have the foundry building. right next door you can see the big smokestack. the armory mill. moving up the hill, second presbyterian church. a famous preacher preached there. when jackson came to richmond, he attended two services there , but they will tell you all about it forever. my favorite building of all time is in this shot. pratt castle. i love insane architecture. this guy, he made his bones as a photographer, before the civil war. he built this actual castle up there on the hill. very mad architecture. glass panes and secret rooms. let's talk about it. look at this guy. don't you want one? i do. can you imagine this any winter -- in the winter? talk about pretentious and ostentatious. apparently, he designed it himself. photographers came here to shoot, not just because it is a prominent hill, but because they knew who he was. by this time, he was gone. at l

. >>> you have heard the saying when life gives you lemons you make lemonade. in one family's case when it comes to nuts they turn it into butter. >> i love peanut butter. when i was a kid i would only eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. >> >>. >> reporter: it makes sense she earns a living making nut butters. >> my husband troy's condition actually is characterized by blind spots. >> reporter: it ended his career and the start of cheri's. >> i've been making the peanut butter. he said what about if you sold the peanut butter. he said what should we call it? he said what about blind spot. >> reporter: she makes several floifrs. 100%r only employee is her son jeremy. >> i am the labeler and delivery person for the most part. >> reporter: so far the butters are sold in specialty stores and a portion of the profit goes to help fight eye disease. >> i would rather give it all away. if we have enough money to live eat, everything we need to do i don't need anything else. >> salted caramel peanut butter. i'd try that. >>> the lava lake at the summit of hawaii's k

he will tell us how he invented the arnold palmer the iced tea lemonade drink. watson sits down with us to tell us how he got the general lee. he owns the general lee. come on. how he got to be a champion by winning here at augusta. great stuff. we will follow all the winners, all the leaders and bring you a really good special tomorrow afternoon here from augusta national. >> awesome. thank you very much. rachel's special tomorrow 2:30 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> that will do it for me here. i'm brooke baldwin live in new york. thank you for being with me on this friday. have a wonderful weekend. don't move. stay with cnn. we will go to washington now. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> breaking news. a would-be suicide bomber who allegedly wanted to kill u.s. troops for isis was collared by the fbi. in kansas. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the politics lead. after months of speculation, expectation, more than a few coy nondenial denials, the hillary clinton presidential campaign is launching for real this weekend. the republic

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. >> you know, the freezer, the lemonade, the stuff like that.ut it out front, sell it on a table in front of the house. and it was a boarding school campus so you had -- the clientele, you know. the students -- >> seth: yeah. >> seth: anyway so, there were also -- we realized that you know, we could do our play that we were doing in the backyard or in the trees or whatever. we could do that, you know, and call it a performance and charge our parents a dime to come see it and make a little dough, you know. >> seth: right. >> so we were doing robin hood. so i don't know who i was. i was either robin of locksley or the sherriff of nottingham -- >> seth: both great parts. >> both great parts. so i guy who really is the evil -- but anyway i was one of those fellas and monk mcvey was one of the others. and the whole play was just an encounter in the forest, sherwood forest and right into a fight. >> seth: got it. this is what you're getting for your dime. >> yeah, here for your dime -- >> seth: and you're what, 10, 11 years old? >> i don't know but --

this white house tweet is a desperate attempt to try to make lemonade out of uranium. he is talking about a nuclear deal that doesn't even get exist. the president lost i think when prime minister won last month's election. it's unfortunate that he is acting like a school yard bully here in this cases the consequences is that the prime minister is going to lose his lunch. the iranians end up with a nuclear weapon. the next president of the united states is going to lose lenk specially getting knee capped before he or she takes office. >> obviously there is a lot of disagreement on the framework and i get that. but we're really talking about something so important it could change the course of history in a very bad way. when we are hungry for leadership. somebody rise to the level of nobility to lead us out of thisgot him playing like a child on twitter or at least his allies and not particularly new. he has had other people in the white house do other cheap shots at him. it's astounding to me at such an important time in history this is what the white house is doing? w

. >> lemonade from lemons a new study shows black home-schooled students outperformed white public schoolersl for? the setting. could it be that the public school actually prevents kids from getting any schools whatsoever? and the reason is it an incubator of incompetence. time to introduce choice everywhere because that introduces competition and you get great teachers. >> can i hug mr. peck? that's great. i mean, that's exactly right. let's get more competition. and let's be honest. you know, it used to be in the old days actually, gonna make me unpopular you before no child left behind, they used to wipe off the kids who were said to be -- that kid can't learn that kid comes from aed home or whatever, then let's be honest let's give parents more power through choice. improve schools give america's children a chance. >> the only way you can do it through competition. >> what do you mean you're not going to be popular? that is a popular view. >> not with a certain segment. >> cheers to accountability for bounce. we often read stories there is no accountability. these people will pay the pri

. >> i think this is a case where the rubio campaign is trying to make lemonade out of lemons. rand paul and ted cruz got a full week of an ability after their announcement and they got almost attention for a full week. marco rubio will not get that. all the focus will be on hillary clinton for most of next week. but, for a moment tomorrow he gets to sort of be the other candidate. he gets to almost look the part of what the nominee might look like. there are a lot of democrats who are more worried about facing marco rubio in the general election than any other republican running right now. >> you leave us on a good note which gives us even more reason to tune in to "meet the press" later this morning. we know that announcement will be a big topic, including a panel of experts there, including new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> 19 months to go. >> oh is that all! 19 months. >>> we have new details about a historic meeting that took place between the presidents president obama and cuba's president raul castro yesterday. >> yes. good morning. the president is back in washingt

lemonade lemons it really looks great. >> so another part of the blessing is, you will redo it why inhe redo the menu and that is where his creative juices start flowing, a all new items on the menu at gaslight. >> we have fun, playing in the instructions here in the kitchen. >> lets start with this. i'm a huge fan of gnocchi. >> yes, these are gnocchi fresh made goat cheese, in the spring, we have to highlight some of these coming into play. >> yes. >> spare ribs. >> yes. >> octopus, i have not done it this way. >> this is octopus. >> yes. >> fried. >> there it is. >> what do you call it. >> this is the the gaslight burger. >> it is huge. >> it has to be huge. >> it is a little bit messy. >> that is impressive. >> nice work. >> so you're having a party wednesday night here. >> wednesday the eighth of april. >> what time. >> 5:00 to 7:00. >> yes, perfect happy hour time. >> free gin. >> and drinks will be here. >> if it is free, it is for me. >> the the place looks great. >> thanks very much. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> i'll see you here wednesday, gaslight. >> see you wednesd

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>> this is the case where the la rubio campaign is trying to make lemonade out of lemons. they have a full week and attention for a full week. mark isn't going to get that. all the focus is going to be on hillary clinton for most of next week. but for a moment tomorrow he gets to be the other candidate. he gets to almost look the part of what the nominee might look like. i can tell you this there are a lot of democrats more worried about facing mark -- marco rubio. >> we know the announcement will be a big topic, including for a panel of experts there, including bill bede blasio. >> 19 months to go. >> is that all in. >> buckle in. >>> we have new details about a historic meeting that took place between the president, president obama, and cuba's president, raul castro. >> the president is back in washington this morning after sitting down with castro on saturday. nbc's senior white house correspondent is in panama city with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we haven't seen a meeting like this in more than 50 years. there were surprising out of it. first, let's