presidente de cuba raÚl castro: repite tu pregunta que no puedo oÍr bien. y lo dejÓ no muy cómoda para el presidente de la naciÓn mÁs poderosa del mundo. dijo que el objetivo era responder una pregunta la conferencia de prensa, pero no contÓ que le formularÍa en la que no querÍa escuchar, entre la risa nerviosa y la tos terminÓ diciendo que no era correcto que le preguntaran por los presos polÍticos maría elena regreso contigo. marÍa elena: muchísima gracia comenta mientras tanto miami ahÍ expresa credibilidad de el presidente obama aquÍ en el suelo de la habana. siguen protestando respecto al las visiones de preso polÍtico. pero en mucho que tienen esperanza y escepticismo de la visita de obama lourdes del rÍo recogiÓ opiniones. lourdes: el lugar donde se sigue con mayor interÉs la visita del presidente obama alabama ha sido en miami la razÓn, el exilio en los estados unidos. hay manifestaciones de rechazo al iniciativa, los sentimientos han estado divididos. la visita de obama cuba es muy positivo, es un paso valiente que estÁ dando. >>es un gran insulto

regardless of discussions that raul castro gave. there's not a right in the united states, free public education, the right to health care, the right to equal pay for women making the same amount as men, these things will incense critics of the castro regime and, in particularly, of course, in response to the question from cuban american jim acosta to raul castro, and raul castro saying there's no political prisoners within the united states. it will make things more difficult. having said that, i think the wall is already rolling. regardless of the comments, again. it was the u.s. on the cuban side. the last we heard, they could not come to an agreement as to whether they'd be allowed to ask questions. there was agreement there. now, president obama talking about human rights, in comments aimed at cuba, gave this defense on focussing. >> i think it is something that matters. i've met with something subject to arbitration, and that is something i have to speak out. i hear from this directly, i know what it means for them. >> we have

raÚl castro: es un nuevo dÍa...rencias profundas. raÚl castro: tenemos concepciones distintas sobre muchos temas, como los modelos polÍticos, la democracia, el ejercicio de los derechos humanos, la justicia social. blanca: obama dice que son diferencias serias y difÍciles de superar, y transformar. pero que estados unidos respeta la soberanÍa cubana, y que sÓlo los cubanos pueden determinar su futuro. asegurÓ que el embargo serÁ eliminado, pero la pregunta sigue siendo cuando. el tema derechos humanos y la situaciÓn de derechos civiles de los prisioneros polÍticos en la isla acapararon las preguntas en la conferencia de prensa. raÚl castro dame la lista de los presos polÍticos para soltarlos; menciona la ahora;: que es preso polÍtico, dime el nombre, o los nombres, cuando concluya la reuniÓn me das una lista. si ahÍ esos presos políticos, antes de que llegue la noche van a estar sueltos. blanca: sobre su preferencia entre donald trump y hillary clinton, para selecciones presidenciales en estados unidos raÚl castro d

castro, he is befriending raul castro. the only sane connection to cuba is to use whatever leverage obama last. >> the exiled community, for those who came here many years ago, any movement towards noicialsationormalization is nol received. sylvia eliando arrived as a teenager. like many of her generation she thinks president obama's visit sends the wrong message. >> we are going to go there traa moment when there's more repression when our visit will serve to empower those in power. >> among those in miami, they say it began over a year ago and they are still not seeing the concessions they would like to see for the cuban people. but when you speak to younger americans, they do things very differently. raul is sympathetic to how younger cubans feel but tend to embrace a new approach. >> tend to be a little bit more curious about what changes in policy may yield. it is very different. i don't have the scars and the trauma of being an exile the way my grandparents do. >> reporter: ultimately every cuban american in miami wa

in theimages of raul book itself. here is raul at the time of the walkouts. one of the organizers helping to organize the students. raza come on christmas eve of 1969, had a demonstration at the recently constructed saint bezos onrch to force their demands cardinal mcintyre. police moved in, including undercover sheriffs acting as ushers at the time. 21 were arrested. raul was one of them. as well.ruz some went to trial, some were sentenced to three months. raul was not sentenced at all. you noted, how did serve time? he said, i guess i'm a better catholic than you guys are. [laughter] with garcia: this is raul those historic pictures he took of the silver dollar cafe on -- august 29,970 1970. the police unleashed an incredible, brutal attack on the demonstrators. three people were killed that day. raul just happened to be across the street. this saw the tear gas and cars onbuildings and fire and support and witnessed the two county sheriff squad cars position themselves and they moved into the bar and he started taking pictures. he took these historic pictur

question saw a picture of president raul castro still at the airport. awaiting this plane to take off and go in the sky after he said good-bye about 30 minutes ago. >> and this trip continues, again, the first family onboard the plane, the cuban delegation led by raul castro, as airforce 1 caps leaves and caps off this historic trip to cuba. the first time in more than 80 years. president obama talking to the cuban people by television, talking about how they need to work to strengthen human rights in that country. here we are with airforce 1, at the end of the runway, capping off theistoric visit to havana, cuba. >> lynn: as the president departs cuba along with his the way to argentina, and that trip is also loaded with controversy. we'll talk abobo it later, and he's going to be the first president to visit argentina for the first time in two dececes. back. >> lindsay: also in the news at 4:00, isis claiming responsibility for the ghastly bombings in brussels, at the airport and then at a subway station. >> we'll do whatever necessary to support our

raÚl castro ofrece liberar presos polÍticos si se confirma su existencia.erie de entrevistas la mayor parte de precandidatos respalda seguir ruta de normalizaciÓn de relaciones diplomÁticas entre washington y la isla. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. ♪ ♪ ilia: presidente obama y delegaciÓn asistieron a una cena ofrecida por raÚl castro en palacio de la revoluciÓn. obama dijo hoy que le gustarÍa reunirse con fidel castro. en la tarde participaron en una rueda de prensa. dio por terminada cuando le preguntaron por liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos. blanca: a la cena realizada en palacio de revoluciÓn asistió la mayorÍa de delegaciÓn norteamericana que acompaÑan al presidente obama en este viaje. fue el primer evento del dÍa en el que el ambiente fue mÁs relajado y los temas polÍticos fueron matizados por una cena tÍpicamente cubana. presidente obama dijo que le gustarÍa conocer a fidel castro si la salud le permitiera. serÍa una buena forma de cerrar el capÍtulo final de la guerra frÍa, dijo. ofrecieron la Úni

raul and fidel castro fought to overthrow the baptista dictatorship. punctuated by fiery anti-american speeches so long that they broke the guinness word of records. >> he had a vision, and he didn't want anything to offend that vision. he placed a lot of importance in the ideological revolution. >> but for nearly 50 years fidel castro was the unchallenged leader of the revolution. fidel focused on the creation of the so-called new man and blamed the united states for cuban shortcomings. when poor health forced him to step down most assumed that raul castro, who always stood in his shadow, would simply follow in his footsteps. to almost everyone's surprise in just eight years he has introduced a series of long-awaited reforms from letting cubans open up small private businesses to loosening restrictions on travel abroad. >> raul has been more liberal. there has been more democracy, a lot of reforms. >> raul boffola is a pragmatist. >> he is in fact, pragmatic enough to put ideology and fears aside to reconciliate with his archenemy. but he's committed

brent: ok, that was raul castro they're speaking with u.s. president raul castro. let me ask you.e is not reluctant to talk about this embargo by the united states. in your opinion, what you are hearing there in cuba, is that the key? does that embargo have to be lifted for this new era, this thawing can really begin? reporter: no, and cubans make jokes about this. who is to blame if the embargo is lifted? it is a key issue, but raul also knows it is not in the hands of the president of the united states. i think he knows this will be a long journey, which can be done by the total steps. it is a key issue for the people here, and the embargo needs to be lifted within the next couple of years if you really want to make economic progress in this country. brent: it was interesting listening to the president's talk. president obama talking about the future, the next generation of cubans, and president castro spoke more about past problems and the end of the cold war. in your opinion, is raul castro out of touch, out of step with the times? reporter: i don't know. you know, one has to

be raul castro is above all a pragmatist. >> raul castro is, you know, we have to solve the beans and the rice for the cuban people. for raul, obtaining results that affect the life of the people. >> he is in fact pragmatic enough to put ideology and years of mistrust aside in order to reconcile with the revolution's archenemy. but raul cas castro is equally committed to keeping cuba a one party state. >> we demand respect for our system. >> reporter: raul castro is due step down in two years and with the clock ticking on the castro era, he seems determined to follow viet indianapolis's example. open up relations with the united states. and loose the grip on power. lucia newman, al jazeera. >> coming up in the next half hour, i'll look at the week ahead. how obama will play his last year in office. >>> now to the headlines acknowledge donald trump, head of his aids acknowledge reaching for collar of a protester. tonight, trump held a fund raise are at his mar a lago. >> unity, unity, lying ted, i refuse to say it acknowledge when he holds up the bible, puts down the bible. >> as for c

raÚl castro dijo que no opinaba porque no podÍa votar en ese paÍs.de cerca la visita de un presidente norteamericano en 88 aÑos. maÑana concluirÁ su corta visita y lo harÁ con un discurso dirigido al pueblo cubano que serÁ transmitido en vivo y en directo por la televisiÓn cubana. enrique: el gobernante cubano raÚl castro dijo que si hay presos polÍticos estarían libres. fue la promesa que lanzÓ ante inusual conferencia. el desafÍo ademÁs se lo propuso a un periodista de la cadena cnn para que le mostrara la lista de los disidentes encarcelados. reportera: ante insinuaciÓn de que no hay presos polÍticos casa blanca agregÓ que dieron lista. en esta lista resaltan supuestas injusticias que gobierno cubano ha cometido contra su gente. ante la respuesta de castro sobre el tema, director para las amÉricas de human rights catch la promesa es una historia que ya la ha escuchado. en un comunicado dijo, cuando lÍderes extranjeros visitan cuba se abren puertas de unas pocas cÁrceles pero se mantienen intactas legislaciÓn y prÁcticas represivas. del rÉgimen sie

raul was the pro soviet member of the family.t relationship with a soviet union and went fidel castro came to the united states in 1959, raul sent a delegation to moscow to say we need your help. to radicalize the cuban army. so the fact that raul is the one -- >> changed. >> look, the chinese changed. they met richard nixon. pragmatism is capable for idealogs. fidel was the leader but raul was an important member of the pro soviet team around fidel. for him to embrace an american president is a very big moment. for a long time the castro brothers had made the embargo, centerpiece of their argument for explaining why for example the bay of pig says overfished. now or if congress acts, julian will talk about that, but they won't have that argument to make any more to explain why cuba isn't keeping up. >> i'm so glad you brought that point up p. what is interesting seven so important to point out is that this is not split on party lines. you've got democratic senator menendez, who is very against this. you've got republicans like j

actually able to see what we see here in the palace of raul castro and president obama shaking hands and talking to each other and meeting with local dignitaries and congressmen. what can you tell us that people are saying there? >> well, i'll tell you one thing, first of all, other than the presidential visit, the biggest story of the day here is the wind. it's really windy and cloudy and rainy here today, but, of course, president obama, a big day for him today, especially what just happened a few moments ago, shaking hands with raul castro at the palace of the revolution and also this access that the media is gettingto the president, it's really unprecedented how close they are getting to president obama, jawann. >> absolutely, jackie. going back to your question, sheli. there's a split. there's definitely still a divide whether it's in south florida or here on the i'll. here on the island, many of the people i spoke wiwi especially, some of the stories that we've that there's hope, hope for a better tomorrow, for a better future, if t for them, for generations to come, so that's

here he'll be meeting with raul castro. we're watching some of the pomp and circumstance being played as the "star spangled banner" is being played right now. >>> six in ten support restoring diplomatic relations between the united states and cuba. the poll found that 52% of americans approve of president obama's handling of relations between the two countries. 55% favor ending the trade embargo against cuba. 51% say they have a favorable impression of cuba but only 43% of americans is interested in visiting cuba. joined from washington, robert, good to have you with us. thank you for your time. what is the value for this trip for president obama and president raul castro? >> thank you again for having me. well, certainly this is just a way to say, you know, we're welcoming new relations. this is a time where the cold war has long ended and it's been long overdo to establish new relationships. president obama has scored important diplomatic victories in the world. let's look at the nuclear deal that the united states and ot

raul castro, taking questions. and taking hold of president obama's arm unexpectedly. >> if you think about today's press conference, as far as i can tell, that may be the first time that raul castro's ever stood in front of not just u.s. press, but also cuban press and answered questions. and that could not have happened unless we had changed this policy. >> you plan to meet with dissidents here. >> yeah. >> did you choose the list? >> absolutely. >> did cuba have a hand in it? >> no. we were very clear we're going to meet with who it is we want to meet. >> by some estimates, 1,400 people arrested in january alone, setting a new high. 500 of them, women. in fact, the arrests are higher since you announced normalizing relations with cuba. >> right. >> even arrests as you were arriving here. does that concern you? >> well, it does concern me, and, you know, my view is that people have a right to express their differences. now, one of the things i said to president castro, and i truly believe in this, is that if they

but we are about to see raul castro. there's president raul castro and president obama together for this moment of history. jon karl in cuba as well. a long time coming for this meeting. >> reporter: it sure has been, george. and you know it's a meeting that also shows one thing that is yet to be done here with the president's policy. when he announced this dramatic change, re-opening diplomatic relations with cuba, he said that he would visit this country if there were signs of improvement to the human rights situation, and frankly, one thing we have not seen since diplomatic relations have been re-established is any improvement. in fact, 50 dissidents were arrested just a few miles from here. human rights groups say 25 dissidents were arrested in this country just in the fist rst two as the president makes this historic visit here, meeting face-to-face with raul castro here in havana, this is still a country that is very much a one-party state, a country where it is dangerous to be critical of the government. >> and da

he'll meet with cuban leader raul castro today. downpour last night, look at that low-landing for air force one. people gathering on the streets of havana seeing the president land. >> president obama sending this tweet as soon as he landed -- translated, that means, what's up, cuba? he's looking forward to meeting and hearing directly from the cuban people. and david muir has an exclusive interview with the president. good morning, david. >> good morning robin from havana. history made here in cuba. president obama touching down here. the first president since calvin coolidge in 1928 to visit cuba. this visit does not come without controversy. i asked president obama about a visit to cuba more than a year ago overnight explaining to me why the time is right. the president and first lady and their daughters coming off air force one in havana cuba. an image unimaginable and just a short time after touching down our interview with the president. >> we meet in cuba. >> how about that. >> how about that. you know, as you're aware when

standing side by side with raul castro. the extraordinary moment. castro taking questions from reporters. pressed on human rights. and the uncomfortable moment with president obama. and right after, my exclusive interview with the president. we asked, what was said inside that room with raul castro. trust president castro? do you believe that he truly wants change here? we also asked the president about criticism back home and the arrest of disdepartments arrived, as he now prepares for his historic speech to the people of cuba. >>> tonight, donald trump with . defending his supporters. what he's now saying tonight, and we ask president obama about trump's prediction of riots, if the republican party tries to stop him. >>> good evening tonight from havana, where we witnessed and historic moment today. president obama standing side by side with cuban president raul castro. saying, the united states and cuba are no longer enemies. a thaw, decades after the cold war ended. but there were tense moments today. the two leaders did not always see eye to ey

raul castro was asked about political prisoners. he asked the reporter to give him a list if political prisoners. >> he's not used to receiving questions from the international press. we go to laura rodriguez who spoke to a former political prisoner. >> reporter: raul castro wanted a list. one list from the cuban american national foundation. on this list 47 names and there are more political prisoners who are on other lists of course. we spokkto a former political prisoner who works here at the foundation. he calls castro's comments absur what political prisoner? tell me a name or the names, said castro in a visibly aaitated manner. he a awered an american journalist's questions about political prisoners and why he doesn't release them. when the meeting concludes, give me a list@with the names. if we have those political prisoners, they will be released before tonight ends. >> i think it is like a message to the world we will never admit anything or we'll never rececsider or we'll never say it with regret what we have done. >> repo

raul castro taking questions along with president obama. and castro did not hide his criticism of the united states. and, in another unexpected moment at the end of the news conference, rauau castro reaches for president obama's arm there. it made for an awkward moment, with much of the world watching. a short time aer arriving here in cuba, our exclusive walk with president bama, through old havana. and, tonight, right here, our new intervie with him. we sat down with him just a shorttime ago, after his meeting with raul castro. and we begin tonight with what it was like in that room. you have sai that you would speak candidly with president castro about t serious differences you have with the cuban government, particularly on human rights and on democracy. so, take us inside that room

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let me say, i'm very surprised that raul castro is not there. i think most cubans watching on television are also surprised. castro did meet the pope when he arrived in cuba. maybe a political gamble. but i'm surprised not to see raul castro here. >> i think as jim was saying, baby steps. they said we would meet him with respectful hospitality. but not signs all over havana welcoming the president like there were with the pope. this is more controversial for cubans as well. what if the united states opens up and because of the terrible economic mismanagement, things don't get better for the cubans? who do they blame? >> the cubans, while receiving president obama, they still have billboards, propaganda billboards as you make your way from the airport to city that say blocerdo. they feel like this should be part of the negotiations with the united states. cubans want guantanamo back. as patrick is saying, there might be domestic political considerations as to where raul is not here. >> it is great reporting context as a journalist that you have l

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raul castro is not. >> laurie: we will have much more no doubt. do stay with uses for complete coverage on president barack obama's historic visit to cuba. there are so many moments to come. look for us in the next half hgur. a specific look at how the uncuban community here in south florida is reacting to the president's trip. >> janine: in other news today, miami-dade metromover supervisor facing some very serious charges in after p afternoon. he is accused of raping a woman. police say that woman from brazil and had just left the ultra nuke music festival. livingston live in miami with these distutuing details. >> layron: that's right with we've learned 41-year-old carl wilt started with the crown in 2003, eventually moving upo metromover maintenance supervisor. we're flamingo miami-dade poli that he confess dollars to having sex with this woman inside one of the utility rooms here on the first floor of the park west station. >> they knocked on the doooo be with took about five minutes. once he came out he sll had his pants undone or his zipper

listen to this. >> he landed in cuba, and raul castro, or fidel castro, but raul castro, who's the head of cuba, one there to greet him. he wasn't there for the president of the united states. i mean, we are amateur hour, folks. amateur hour. honestly, obama should have turned the plane around and left. no, he should have. he should have turned it around. he should have said bye-bye. >> your reaction to that. you landed around the same time obviously. >> i say that for 55 years, presidents have been saying bye-bye and look at where it has gotten us. we cut off a relationship, no better human rights than cuba and today the president had extensive meetings with raul castro. there's a big dinner tonight. and so far people have been greeted with open arms by so many entrepreneurs in cuba to say we want to change this policy. we have had it with the socialism in the country and we want a different government. we want to push the envelope. the only way you do that is by opening diplomatic relationship like our president has done and the business interest here, incredible number of ceos want t

raul castro would follow in his brothers footsteps. to everyone's surprise, he released restrictions on small business and travelling abroad. >> raul is more liberal. we have to open up. >> reporter: raul is a prague in theist. >> me -- mag mattist. >> he is more like we have to solve the matters for the people. he feels the revolution must be saved by helping the people. >> reporter: he is, in fact, pragmatic enough to put ideology and years of mistrust aside in order to reconcile with the arch enemy. raul castro is equally committed to maintaining cuba as a one-party communist state. >> the same way we have never suggested the united states change its political system, we demand respect for hours. >> reporter: raul castro is due to step down in two years. with the clock ticking on the castro era, he is determined to follow vietnam's example - make peace with the united states, open up the economy and maintain the grip on political power >>> coming up at 8:30, president obama's visit to cuba in "the week ahead". we'll take a look at w

president obama meeting with cuban leader raul castro. and we'll teak speek out on behalf american human rites and freedom of speech. >> and give me a name. >> 7 news with live team coverage president in cuba. >>> good evening every one. i'm belkeys nerey live in miami. >> >> craig: i'm craig stevens live in havana cuba where when you pause for a moment and think about it, it's been a extraordinary afternoon and here in cuba as president obama met with raul castro and raul castro appealed to the united states for a civilized could exist stafnlts thal not with stananng t is clear this afternoon that deep divisions do remain. >>> >>> >>> >> craig: it's a photo op many thought they would never see. american president shake hands with a castro brother on cuban soil. the pastro vef losing the welcome ceremony for president obama. >> here the cuban, and u.s. national anthems. >> trumpeted through the ceremoal hall. the flafghtz two former foes were together as the two leaders >> theair were joined with their respected dell giergses a new photo

the trade ban is a sticking point that cuban leader raul afternoon. he called it the most important obstacle between his country and the u.s. essential. newsroom. now back to havana withackie and jawan. >> thank you. >> thank you, julia. different sentimentnt about the embargo and different sentiments about the normalizion of relations twun the u.s. and that's in favor of the normalization is of course mayor philip levine. in a time of firsts for the@ presidential visit to cuba, another first by a south florida mayor, miami beach's leader philip levine traveling to the island. >> incredible the architecture, the smells, the people. you hear music on the streets. i'm excited to go out and interact with the people of cuba. >> reporter: it was fortuitous that his trip coincided with president obama's because i wasn't planned that way. >> i should give the students credit. they initiated this whole idea. they decided they waed to to cuba given the change that's been happening. >> reporter: when in rome, in th case havana, he has landed an invitation by th

raul castro says if change is to come to cuba, it is for cuba alone to decide. president obama agreed. tuesday he'll meet with a group of local dissidents that he has with others around the world. >> i have met with people subject to arbitration. that is something i have to speak out on because i hear from them directly and i know what it means for them >>> raul castro called for an end to the decades old trade embargo on cuba, a coal shared by president obama, who told a group of ceos and cuban entrepreneurs that his days are numbered. >> a way to help succeed and improve lives is to lift the embargo once and for all. >> inviting american business along for the trip is designed to make it harder for republicans and other opponents to resist or reverse the opening to cuba, should the republicans win the white house. and also along the way emphasising the history made. even at the end of a sometimes tense press conference the two leaders were all smiles. admission to that meeting with a small group of dissidents, a private meeting at the u.s. embassy, president o

raul castro was not there. a lot of folks wondering why he wasn't there. >> we know that there are people who have very mixed emotions about what's happening here and the president being on cuban soil, the first american president to come to cuba in some 88 years, nearly nine decades. calvin coolidge coming here in 1928 with the first lady at that time, that was grace coolidge, but many mixed emotions back at home about this. we know there are protests taking place in little havana, and that is the epicenter of cuban politics there. obviously because people are concerned about whether the policy of engagement will actually work. >> listen. the cuban community back in miami is not monolithic anymore. it is seems there's a wide array of thoughtss to what's happening on the island. we see that every day when we're out here reporting. >> the president is very popular here on the island, but back there in little havana as you can see some of the pictures that you are looking at live of some of the protesters thehe.

raÚl castro: quÉ presos polÍticos?van a estar sueltos. marÍa: la actitud desafiante que asumiÓ presidente cubano contrastÓ con la relativa camaraderÍa con la que había respondido a otras preguntas sobre los derechos humanos. y como parte de sus actividades durante la visita histÓrica a cuba, el presidente barack obama visitÓ el del monumento a josÉ martÍ se reuniÓn privada con raÚl castro. fernando pizarro tiene los detalles desde la habana, delante fernando. fernando: mires aquÍ en el barrio de verado plena normalidad como hubo simbolismo y tambiÉn incomodidad antes y durante la reuniÓn bilateral entre barack obama y raÚl castro. comenzando su segundo hijo Único dÍa completo en la habana, el presidente obama realizÓ un acto lleno de simbolismo histÓrico en una nueva era en las relaciones con cuba. tras los himnos nacionales y marcado por las siluetas del che guevara y camilo cienfuegos, el mandatario colocÓ una ofrenda floral en el monumento josÉ martÍ en la plaza de la revoluciÓn, y despuÉs firmÓ el libro de invitado

he let raul walk into that himself. in an awkward moment of the press conference where he tried to deny that there are political prisoners, and i think that it was a brill wentient way to use that soft engagement in a really diplomatic way. >> let me jump in here to what molly just said, the voice on the street. and after the speech, it was a fantastic speech, cubans all decked out to see our president, and the streets are completely empty because there was a lot of tight security around the palace, and there were a bunch of cubans yelling, and we went to them and we did a little bit of crowd surfing, and what they kept saying about obama is how well spoken he was, and how respectful he had been of the cuban people. and i think that's a key point. it was that magnificent speech. i love that entry. he really, really finessed this, and i betcha, if today you have a poll in cuba, if you had an election in cuba, obama would be elected president. he really made a terrific, terrific impression. >> obviously the president of t

raul's brother fidel held many rallies there. a difjerent tone today. it's hard to overstate the historic feelingoday in havana, cuba, as the sitting meets with cuban leader raul castro. president obama started his public schedule with a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of beloved cuban liberator jose marti. mar marti is known as the apostle of cuban independence when cuba gained independence from spain. while inthere, the media surrounded the commander and chief in a scene rarely seen in modern american politics. then president obama walked a short distance with his diplomatic team to the palace of the revolution where the leaders of cuba and the u.s. shook hands. mr. obama told castro thrgh an interpreter we had a great tour yesterday, referring to his walk through old havana with his family. a band then played both country's national anthem in a moving and poignant ceremony before a closed door meeting between the leaders. from the c cosed door meeting to a news conference with president to the world new details of the restored diplomatic nations.

this is something raul castro never does. he did however today. in fact, castro got irritated, short tempered when he was asked by cnn's jenna costa who is a second generation cuban american why does cuba still have political prisoners and why don't you set them free? castro snapped back saying, if you think there are political prisoners, give me their names, so me list and i will release them by tonight. clearly raul castro is not used to being confronted by reporters. i don't think he handled it very well. he got defensive, defiant. finally he said, that's enough questions, and he tried tow octavia stage but again there was that awkward moment at the end where he grabbed president barack obama's arm. it was very awkward. bottom line raul castro looked old and crotchety and unused to being asked questions in a very direct way, and i think president obama looked presidential. i thought he looked pretty good. list of political prisoners, here'she third one i have received by email. this is from the cuban american national foundation. they say that

we asked, what was said inside that room with raul castro? you were in that room, do you trust president castro? do you believe that he truly wants change here? we also asked the president about criticism back home and about the arrests of dissidents right here in cuba, even as he arrived, as he now prepares for his historic speech to the people of cuba. >>> also tonight, donald trump, facing tough new questions about the violence breaking out at his rallies. trump defending his supporters. what he's now saying tonight, and we ask president obama about trump's prediction of riots, if the republican party tries to stop him. >>> also breaking, new video of the terror takedown. the most wanted man, after the

and raul castro doesn't do that.ng him, i'm told, we have to have questions with the press. maybe it will only be one or two, but it has to be done or it will become a big storm in the american media. i can promise you it will be. so whether or not castro agrees on that, we have been told not to expect it, but that we can expect the president will push hard for it. and i think you can be sure if they don't agree to it, there will be some shouted questions. i guess i could say that i'm 100% sure of that since i'll be there. >> i was going to add that, if you didn't -- >> that's exactly. that's exactly what's going to happen. we don't know. that's why this is so dynamic. we don't know what's going to happen in this meeting. we do know from our reporting from the cuban side and the american side what they're going to raise, but we don't know how it's going to come out. and this is still a new relationship, a young relationship, after many years of suspicion. by the way, if i can clear something up on the record with you

conductora: estÁ raÚl delgado con la acciÓn deportiva, raÚl.an vivir y si dejan empatar al respaldado matÍas almeyda pero si no logra sumar que podrÍa llegar la guillotina. es el Único centro delantero que aÚn no marcan lo que va de la temporada en la liga mx desertando semana la chiva estarÁn pensando en clásico. rompiÓ el protocolo que lleva dos dÍas de la organizaciÓn y en su primera jornada al mando de la organizaciÓn se decidió organizar un partido amistoso. no lo hizo nada mal primer mandamÁs de jugar a la cascarita con ex jugadores de clase mundial, fue pablo calamaro. tiro de esquina la lanzan en contra quiere ser como una imac pero compadre que haces sÓlo hizo el ridÍculo. -neymar. quienes se queden en una discapacidad que evite practicar deporte de sus amores vaya muestra de superaciÓn de estos jugadores de fÚtbol si tiene tÉcnica vaya que se le nota. tremendo ejemplo de superaciÓn, soy raÚl delgado que pase una linda noche. conductor: gracias raÚl. conductora: 2016 es un aÑo bisiesto al mes de febrero se le agrega un dÍa que sucede c