president obama opened up diplomatic relations with cuba, that meant talking to raul castro.ave to do these things. you control the timing. you control the circumstances. that's what makes for legitimate diplomatic relations with a strongman you don't necessarily want to deal w elevating that strong man to a position of legitimacy they don't deserve. right now duterte does not deserve a meeting in the "people" house, the white house. >> fair point. ironically duterte said he's too busy, doesn't think he'll be able to come, interesting insight into his head. tony blinken, this isn't the first time trump folk and his supporters will say you guys are getting on trump for very little reason. this is how we deal with people around the world. to be fair, i was down there in south africa covering nelson mandela's funeral and all eyes on how president obama would deal with raul castro. when he shook his hand we had to talk about it all day and days after, how could you shake raul castro's hand. this isn't something unique to trump. >> no but what we see here is a little bit of a patt

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reporter: true believers are holding on ever more tightly to the image of fidel and route -- raul castro. but at least one family member is convinced that castro era is about to end. will grant, bbc news, havana. conservationists are keeping track of an endangered bird. it is all with a little help from space. reporter: a little ungainly on land, the albatross is the giant of the bird world. with its formidable wingspan makes it easy to spot. counting these birds is tricky. most albatrosses nest on islands that are remote. now, there is a new way to get at tally of the birds. from space. scientists are using a powerful u.s. satellite to zoom in on places like the time islands in the south pacific. ultrahigh resolution images can focus down to 30 centimeters. that means each albatross appears as a white dot and researchers can count them. this is the bird that lives there. the northern royal albatross. the satellite count has come in -- 3600 nests, half of the number expected. albatrosses face a number of problems. we can see one of them if we zoom out. ocean currents are circulating toxi

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in havana, a man ran on to a parade route being attended by raul castro.ff by police. police fire gas at protesters throwing box and petro bomb in venezuela. hundreds of thousands are attending duelling protests there to support and opposed the president, nicholas maduro. >> trace gallagher, thank you. >> jon: we'll be back with a look at the sky scraper that was the tallest building for decades and opened on this day in history. y three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> another success for space x today. maybe two successes. the company launched the spy satellite for the government and landed another rocket for recycling. this was the first space x mission for the reconnaissance office. the leftover booste

i recall several years ago when he met with cuban leader raul castro. after the meeting castro came out and said maybe i might be going back to religion. who knows, maybe after this meeting president trump may see the light, the light of pope francis and become an advocate for fighting climate change and the rights of refugees. >> ben, you touch on something, the areas of cooperation that have existed in recent times between the united states and the vatican. as we all know, the pope playing an integral part in reforming improving relations between the u.s. and cuba. in the absence of, well, with the president obama no longer in office, no with this new president are there areas of cooperation we are aware of right now where the u.s. is working with the vatican? >> reporter: well, i think sort of in the broadest possible terms, yes. but, certainly, what we've seen between this president and this pope is that they don't see eye to eye on many things. i think delia was mentioning that they do have similar points of view when it comes to abortion and eutha

raul castro who was watching. they are doing a big thing am if they burn the american flag here, that guy is not going to see the light of day, i guarantee for months, that is an act of amazing bravery. >> amazing. melissa: all right, that does it for us, "risk & reward" starts right now. liz: america's most valuable company, seeing its shares dropping after hitting record highs, it is selling fewer iphones than expected. but they are seeing biggest year-over-year revenue gain in a year and a half, as apple being attack by liberals for quote, not paying its pair share. by keeping about $2 30 billion bucks overseas to avoid taxes. >> and rioters are not just attacking business and properties, they are targeting and attacking police

. >> he met with president raul castro.are expected as a candidate, donald trump before the election, had looked at business opportunities to take advantage of those openings. since he is elected, he has been taking a harder line. we expect he will rollback some of the regulations, including making it more difficult for americans to travel to cuba. right now it is easy for any american to legally claim that they are going there legally and also he is expected to make it more difficult for business opportunities in cuba. shrink that commercial space and crackdown on the military organizations and working with the military. now we expect that a lot of these will be cosmetic changes. we don't expect him to officially roll back what president obama opened, but we think it will be more cosmetic changes, chris. >> elise, thank you. we appreciate it. let us know. that policy will be very important. >>> the president's twitter feed has everybody talking again. this is what people are talking about. the most circulated tweet by the

president obama stood next to raul castro and publicly criticize the regime and what they were doingdissidents. what did he do? he met with the political dissidents that were opposed to the regime. let's compare that to what secretary of state rex tillerson did on his recent visit to russia. he refused -- refused -- despite being called to do so, refused to meet with the opposition leaders. >> martha: one more quick thing. today, hillary clinton said that she trashed president trump for using tweets and not working to unite the region against north korea, which i find interesting. you look at the number of trips that have been made by james mattis, tillerson, by vice president pence, in my mind, there has been an enormous effort to rally the region against north korea. quick thoughts? >> it's working, by the way. what donald trump did, , and gauging the countries a position of strength. he didn't pander to them. he launched an air strike on syria while he was meeting with the president of china. he told him, either you take care of this problem or i will. he takes it seriously. all o

working with staal inand president obama meeting with castro, raul castro. >> assad may be feeling leftas the only authoritarian dictator who is not -- who trump isn't warming to. look, there is a bit of whiplash about this. what, it was only two weeks ago that secretary of state tillerson was in moscow and said u.s./russia relations were at a low point. and here we had this call today as though nothing had ever happened. election hack, no tomahawk missile strike in syria. this was the read-outs from both sides were sort of like the read-outs you would have seen from an obama/putin phone call or medvedev phone call in his first term or busch/putin phone call. it's like none of the issues that have inflamed passions and raised all these questions. >> what would you expect on a phone call? >> well, i mean, look, assuming the phone call had a purpose, it was, you know -- it may have achieved that purpose, which is to try to move back to some sort of new normal of u.s./russia relations for everything that everybody's been all excited about. we still have to deal with them. they still have t

medio de la celebraciÓn por el dÍa del trabajo en la que participaba una gran multitud liderada por raÚl castro poco de viento y uno que otro chubasco aislado con 30% de actividad de precipitaciÓn. 50 mÁxima, mÍnima 43. tambiÉn en filadelfia viento, 72 de mÁxima y una que otra lluvia llegarÁ por ahÍ, paraguas en mano. nueva york 68 con chubascos aislados. miami lluvia en la tarde, 81, mÁxima. en el sur de los estados unidos la temperatura predomina en los 80, houston mayormente despejados, 40% de actividad de precipitaciones que llega en horas altas de la noche el dÍa de hoy. en las vegas tenemos bastante calor con 91, cielo despejados y mucho sol . 84 como mÁxima en los ángeles y cielo despejados. es todo por ahora en el estado del tiempo. quieren chiste? este me encanta! le pregunta la maestra a pepito, tradzca amarillo. pepito:yellow. la maestra le dice: Úsalo en una frase. pepito:traigame un vaso con yellow. la maestra le dice: pepito dime dos palabras que se ventile. pepito le dice: matilde y clotilde! cÓmo maldice un pollito a otro? caldito sea! vamos a "cÓdigo segura". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ orland

nocent israelis everywhere thousands of cubans, led by castro,astro, -- raul marching through havana uare today in celebration of international workers day, or mayday. today's observance marked the end of an era, castro said he would step down in february, making this his last mayday parade is head of state. one protester with the u.s. flag briefly disrupted the start of the parade after a struggle with security officers. the man was led away. global news, 24 hours per day, powered by 2400 journalists and in 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. recapping what the president said to our colleagues, margaret talev and jennifer jacobs, saying he would be doing to meet with north korean leaders if the conditions were right and that he has been looking at raising the gas tax as well. let's hear what he had to say about the prospect for breaking up the big banks. >> some people want to go back to the old system, right? we are looking at it right now as we speak. dodd-frank is going to be very, very seriously change so that the banks can go back to loaning money. president tru

it's the first may day celebration since the death of fidel castro in 2016 and the last that his brother, raula had to abandon a may day rally after he was booed by workers demanding his resignation. fighting broke out between mr zuma's supporters and opponents — and all speeches had to be cancelled. devastating weekend storms in southern and mid—western parts of the united states have killed at least 16 people. deaths were reported in texas, arkansas, missouri and mississippi. tornadoes flattened homes, overturned cars and brought down power lines. more dangerous weather is forecast — as abc's senior meteorologist, rob maricano reports. tonight, the system that brought deadly tornadoes to texas now targets te ns deadly tornadoes to texas now targets tens of millions in the east. we are outside texas. just after the tornadoes tore through, tom mitchell discovered this truck overturned and a family of four trapped inside. oh my god. with storms are still swelling overhead, good samaritans racing against time. mitchell puts down his phone and start giving the infant cpr. tonight, the family is r