mrs. elen newman was a young student. today we are honored again to be joined by another [inaudible] you are a daughter of the united nations and a toch bearer for young generations. thank you for reminding us of that. anniversary is about the future. we have a big road ahead. ladies and gentlemen, i tell you why we have a big walk ahead. in september world leaders including president obama will come to united nation special summit session and adopt a inspiring new development agenda to end a global poverty. in december international community has committed to reach a bold climate change agreement to place the world on more sustainable footing. these are once in a generation opportunities. this is our san francisco moment. let us walk to make these things happen. e gets on the podium and ladies and gentlemen of in signing the charter [inaudible] achieved what many thought was impossible. the first was to help achieve the charters course to unit or strength and to use their creation, the united nations for the common good.

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mr. newman is in the cuban capitol and sent us this on the american embassy reopening in havana. >> it mayk exactly the same but this is no longer a u.s. intersection under the care and protection of the swiss embassy. >> flag is now gone and the building you see behind me that was constructed in 1953 is now once again the u.s. embassy it was always meant to be. the american flag is not flying here when u.s. secretary of state john kerry comes to oversee an official ceremony. there are changes from the tiny flags the embassy staff were carrying to the number of tourists and even americans carrying their passports and flags to mark this day. it's a historic moment hoping this brings about changes. >> cubans who went inside for a visa say the requisites have not changed. according to this woman, on this day, the staff was more friendly than before when they denied her a vetoesa. clearly, the reestablishment of diplomatic recess has a much bigger impact here than in the united states. generations of cubans grew up preparing themselves for a possible u.s. invasion. now, the connell sular staff