>> reporter: the allen family brought their young boys to teach them a less anyone activism and becaused recently for the first time they have also had to teach them about racism. because they say it is different for black men in america. >> when the police pull you over, put on your dome light so that they can see inside the vehicle and know exactly what you are doing before they approach the vehicle. so, yes, eventually we'll have to have those conversations. >> reporter: some of the organizers said the purpose of this protest was to change federal laws, but there already are federal laws that ban discrimination and racial profiling. the people here say there is a much different purpose for the gathering. >> i think when you have a lot of people come together, it shows the police like okay, these are the people that you are here to protection, this is how they feel, this is what they want from you and that's when the police department starts to change. >> for people to see that we are awake and we are aware of what is going on and that this needs to be changed. >> reporter: for the al

awake, and we are aware of what is going on and that this needs to be changed. >> reporter: for the allen familyey hope this is the first step to finding a real solution. >> i think it starts a dialogue. and from that dialogue, people can be exposed to what you think and feel. and you know, maybe you can solve problems that way. >> reporter: the feelings in the crowd were clear. they are angry. they are determined. and they are saying enough. what is less clear is if in the long run, anything will change. patty culhane, al jazerra, washington. >>> after an extending deadline in a long month of negotiations delegates from the u.n. climate conference in peru has reached ideal. developing nations originally rejected the draft outline because it favored richer nations, the plan will be signed at next year's conference in paris is the plan. >>> indonesia's president has toured an area that has been devastated by at massive landslide. he traveled to meet sawye survii was. they are now work to go move the mud. they had been using shovels and bare hands to search the rubble. 80 people are still believed

. >> for the allen family they hope this is the first step to finding a real solution. >> i think it starts a dialogue. from that dialogue, people is can be exposed to what you think what you feel and maybe you can solve some things that way. >> they're angry they are determined and they are saying enough. what is less clear is that in the long run if anything will change. patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >> a u.s. citizen says he has entered north korea illegally but is being held by the authorities. arturo pierre martinez said he entered the country by crossing the river with china. the 29-year-old said he wanted to convey information to he north korea's government and went on to criticize the united states for its human rights violations. >>> sudan's prime minister has welcomed the icc's allegations. she is halting the probe so other urgent case he kc looked at. bashir has accused the court of trying to humiliate his country. >> the icc has surrendered saying they have failed. it is not because sudan's president has rejected those allegations. it is because the suda sudanese

the podium mr. tim allen the director of the family foundation and also the principle from balboa park high school to join us at the podium i'll have them as a a few words we're going to honor one of our wonderful teachers at the balboa high school. >> tim tim allen the director the foundation thank you all for coming to honor mr. wilcox our foundation was started way back in the early 90s, the carl stone family gunman begun a resort bun software it got into games for those who remember they started a print shop and did all kinds of things they decided to take 5 percent of their profits and fund a nonprofit 501-c 3 vks of the years they encouraged the employees located in the bottom to volunteer for various charities in the bay area in the late 90s, the company went through a hostile takeover and lost the company they kept the enar denouncement the family sat down and said what are we're going to do with the money several of that are educators at the focused on teachers they took the next step and did something to focus on secondary teachers that teach in division communities across the state of cali

more families in each home. >> last year the allen rock community center provides mental health for people in the south bay helped 4,000 families. this year, they will serve 6,000. gifts are smaller. some has to do with social media work. encouraging small amounts. >> small amounts from people like amanda demetrovic helping campbell this year. >> it feels great. something you scant put into word. knowing it will put a smile on someone's face. >> if you would look to help the charities that you learned about tonight. go to our website. nbc bay area.com. and click on -- charities. reporting live in san ramon, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. helping hungry this holiday season. as easy as just stopping by a safe way store. a $10 bag of groceries can make a big difference to people in need. thanks to your generosity. 100,000 bags have been sold this year. the goal is 150,000. you have time to help. the food drive goes all the way through christmas. i walked into safe way and saw all bags out there. ready how to be taken. hope you are just as generous with us as you were la

. >> tonight, the search hits a new snag as the first bodies are brought home, fierce storms prevents a wider recovery. allen pizzey is with the families jeff pegues on why it's so difficult to track so many flights. frigid weather in the west. carter evans with drivers stuck in the snow in california. arizona could get up to a foot. eric fisher tells us where the cold is headed next. with times square jammed for new year's eve police face protests and threats. jericka duncan is there. and the whiskey rebellion. chip reid distilled down the debate on how many brands are bottled. >> if you're making good bourbon whiskey, you can't take shortcuts. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

>> ♪ >> tonight, the search hits a new snag as the first bodies are brought home, fierce storms prevents a wider recovery. allen pizzey is with the familiesw in california. arizona could get up to a foot. eric fisher tells us where the cold is headed next. with times square jammed for new year's eve police face protests and threats. jericka duncan is there. and the whiskey rebellion. chip reid distilled down the debate on how many brands are bottled. >> if you're making good bourbon whiskey, you can't take shortcuts. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

the middle east. no statements from family members, his brother or mother in seattle. after a 15 month ordeal ending in the worst way for luke somers and his family. >> allen schauffler in seattle >>> a top al qaeda indicted in the u.s. planning to bomb new york city subways, was killed. he was killed in the northern region of pakistan during an army raid. he'd been the chief of global operations since the arrest of 9/11 mastermind. >> the united states secured an agreement in afghanistan to add 1,000 troops to soldiers on the ground at the end of n.a.t.o.'s combat mission. >> outgoing defense secretary chuck hagel said a surge of taliban attacks is a reminder of the need for a foreign presence. the combat mission ends in two weeks. >> officials identified one of 43 students missing in southern mexico. >> what is believed to be the remains were discovered near a garbage dump. >> adam raney has more. >> reporter: this trash dump is where remains were found, and where the attorney-general said drug gang members killed and burnt all of the 43 students that went missing. moira, seen in the picture, is the only student identified. in the coming days more remains may be confi

the a-320 vanished from radar screens with 162 people on board. many of their families were overcome with sorrow as they saw the television footage. allen pizzey begins our coverage tonight in indonesia where the flight originated. >> reporter: as the search resumed in the java sea, there was a grim discovery-- a body floating in the water. for the families, it shattered all hope that their loved ones would be found alive. the picture was shown on indonesian television in a room where families and rel iatives have waited since sunday. for many, the news were more than they could bear. at least two people collapsed and had to be taken away on stretchers. others wept inconsolably, holding each other in a shared grief that for some verged on hysteria. this man lost a friend in the crash. >> a childhood friend and with his wife and two children and -- >> reporter: by the end of the day, search-and-rescue teams had retrieved at least six bodies and wreckage was pulled from the sea. what looked like an escape slide, an oxygen tank, and even a suitcase. indonesia's president flew over the search area then came to consociety bereaved. he told t

>> tonight, the search hits a new snag as the first bodies are brought home, fierce storms prevents a wider recovery. allen pizzey is with the families jeff pegues on why it's so difficult to track so many flights. frigid weather in the west. carter evans with drivers stuck in the snow in california. arizona could get up to a foot. eric fisher tells us where the cold is headed next. with times square jammed for new year's eve police face protests and threats. jericka duncan is there. and the whiskey rebellion. chip reid distilled down the debate on how many brands are bottled. >> if you're making good bourbon whiskey, you can't take shortcuts. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm jeff glor. the helicopters can't fly and the divers can't go in the water. heavy storms over the java sea have prevented a closer search for air asia flight 8501. relatives have jammed a crisis center in indonesia desperate for word. hundreds took part in a candlelight vigil. allen pizzey begins our coverage in surabaya. >> reporter: wooden coffins, simply numbers 1 and 2 bro

the release of allen gross. today, allen returned home. reunited with his family at long last. allen was released by the qa government on humanitarian grounds. separately, in exchange for the three cuban agents, cuba today released one of the most important intelligence agents that the united states have -- agent that the united states has ever had in cuba. this man, who sacrifice has been known to only a few, provided america with the information that allows to arrest the nnetwork of agents and other spies in the united states. having recovered these two men, who sacrifice for our country, are now taking steps to place the interest of people of both countries at the heart of our policy. first, i have instructed secretary kerry to reestablish diplomatic relations that have severed since january 7 of 1961. going forth, the united states will establish an embassy in havana where we can advance shared interests. we will. on issues like health, migration, terrorism, drug trafficking, and disaster response. indeed, we have seen the benefits of cooperation between our countries before

the summers family in seat. and the family pleaded for his life and appealed for his captors. allen schauffler is live in seattle. obviously this is a difficult time for the family, when did they learn about summers both? after the raid. the fbi told the family about the failed special forces operation and luke summers' death, according to his sister lucy speaking from london. we spoke with his mother and brother. his mother paula saying for the last year it was like holding his breath. they say it's been worse since video was released of luke somers in capacity. he was a free land journalist. he worked for al jazeera and the bbc amongst others. we can share pictures that the family gave us of summers travels and him at work. they gave us a video appeal made by his mother and brother jordan, telling us that they wanted the world to know what kind of man he was. >> to put it simply, lucas is a humanitarian, devoting a large portion of those he felt were persecuted or didn't have a voice. >> we are so proud of you. there's not enough humanitarians in this world like you. that video ma

the water. >> allen pizzey is surabaya indonesia, where many family members heard the terrible news. fallen here and the search has been curtailed. the first bodies were more than six miles from the last place the plane reported its position to air traffic control. as the day went on more bodies were found and personal objects were pulled from the sea despite waves of seven feet. the president of indonesia flew over the area and then came to meet relatives. their grief was turned into anguish when the first pictures of the dead were shown on the tv. many people wept inconsolably in people's arms because now they know there's no hope of finding anybody else. there is a bit of hope that this mystery can be solved because one aires cue crew said that they spotted what they called a shadow on the seabed that looked like it could be a large piece of the missing airliner. if that's true and it's in shallow enough water, it will make finding the black box easier and make it easier to find the plane and why it plunged out of control not that that's much consolation for those who lost family

the u.s. for over 15 years. today, allen returned home, reunited with his family at long last. llen was released on humanitarian grounds. separately, in exchange for the three cuban agents, cuba today released one of the most important intelligence agents that the united states has ever had in cuba and who has been imprisoned for nearly two decades. ,his man who sacrificed provided america with the information that allowed us to arrest the network of cuban agents including the men transferred to cuba today as well as other spies in the united states. this man is now safely on our shores. president raul castro also talk about the move to normalize relations. as a result of a dialogue at the highest level, which included a phone conversation i had yesterday with president obama, we have been able to make headway in a solution of mutual interests or both nations. as for dell promised on june, ,hen he said, they shall return her virgo, ramon, and antonio, have arrived today to their homeland. the enormous joy of their families and all of our people who have relentlessly fought for t

the united states for over 15 years. today, allen returned home. reunited with his family at long last. len was released by the cuban government on humanitarian grounds, separately in exchange for the three cuban agents, cuba important intelligence agents that the unite áes has ever had in cuba, and who has bee#/, in prison for nearly two this man whose sacrifice has been known to onlyh< few provided america information that allowed us to# 1 arrest the net wrk of cuban agents that included the men transferred to cuba today as well as other spies in the united states. this man is now safely on our shores. kyk%u÷z s leading republicans reacted to outrage over thejcfz obama administration's move to normalize relations with cuba with some catching it as blackmail by the -- -- a likely 2016+4 perhaps the most ardent voice in the administration. he and others in the gop tried to derail the white house's efforts. here are part of senator rubio's comments. >> this president is the single worst negotiator weeó $kr(t&háhp &hc% the white house in my ó@htimerç;w who has basically gimpven government

allen returned home and reunited with his family at long last. allen was released on humanitarian grounds and separately in exchange for cuba agents. cuba released the agents. >> the u.s. can be and barak is the worst negotiator that we had as president since jimmy carter and maybe the modern history of the country. >> remember there was another high profile prisoner swap involving & it is repeatedly referred to as pentagon and details and how it went down. >> the negotiations have been apparently going on for a year. >> the white house said gross' release was not related to that prisoner swap. how are they making that agreement? >> the president said we are glad that the intelligence agent and allen gross and the aid worker is released. and separately the cuban spies were released. and even powerful demtems are not buying. that men endez. saying trading mr. gross for three convicted criminals sets a dangerous precedent and. using americans serving overseas as bargaining chips. it is rewarding castro for the communist government bad behavior. you are mentioning other parts of this. and pope francis had written letters to president obama and presiden

the allen rock plaza. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. police right now are withholding his information until the family is notified. police have not released a motive for that shooting. >>> run down in the middle of the street. new details. police investigating the pedestrian-vehicle crash. a woman was hit at 5:30 last night. the woman died at the hospital. tonight police are searching for the driver who took off. if you have any information about that crash, san jose police are asking you to please give them a call. >>> police held a community meeting to explain just how they explain to use a drone that was given to the department. this drone would be used to evaluate and monitor emergency situations such as an active shooter or a hostage situation. they also addressed privacy concerns. >> we are proposing some policies that are very limited in scope that would not have us doing any kind of surveillance other than these two situations wherein there might be some sort of incident where lives are in danger. >> the one year test program is grounded until approved. the alameda county sheriff's office is w

on muslim leerds to condemn terrorism as he works to promote unity between the catholic and orthodox faiths. allen and his familyame with 12 parish families from bus from brandy wine, all parishioners touched by this take home keepsake a photo of the holy family blessed by the archbishop. >> i wasn't expecting that but great to get something to take home and hang on the wall and remind us of the importance of family and encourage us to have more family prayer and time together. >> a special night to get down here and have our photo blessed by archbishop. >> the faithful came from as far as newark, new jersey. and say next year's visit is not just a philadelphia event but a church event. they are taking archbishop's message home to slow down and be patient in anticipation of the historic event. from center city on the parkway, sydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> stay with nbc 10 as philadelphia prepares for the papal visit. you will find a section dedicated to this event on our website at nbc10.com. there we will have a link to the world family site. >>> the man accused of murdering an off-duty philadelphia police offi

as we watch there the press availability of allen gross that we look at the room there we expect to hear from a familykesman after which mr. gross is expected to take the podium. don't know whether he will take questions or not. he, of course, was the u.s. aid worker on a mission to cuba to reach out to and assist cuba's relatively small jewish community. when that happens we will show it to you, take at least a little bit of it. meantime we will take a quick break and talk more about the upcoming fed decision and the markets in just a couple of minutes. >>> we are up triple digits on the dow jones industrial average. nasdaq up almost a full percent and the russell is leading the way. we are back again in two minutes. ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account, and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-free online trades. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so when a market move affects one of your positions, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 schwab can help you decide what to do. tdd# 1-800-345-2550

we'd like to yield the floor to jennifer's father allen and to dan if they would like to say a few words so with that supervisor farrell. >> thank you. to jennifer and to her family you know my class of colleagues came to the board of supervisor's about 4 years ago now and she worked for my predecessor for a while and i could really rely on her if you will and started working on some on some of the warrior's issues and some other projects and she was one of the most -- i just want to let you know -- you know, she was one of the most amazing people to work with so hardworking obviously accomplished so much but really a great person and a great colleague inside of city hall and you know, i remember not only working with her but after being diagnosed seeing her last year during a holiday party about this time and her amazing strength and heart and dedication and commitment to fight what she was fighting and then really hit home this year with the race with jennifer that our clerk was so instrumental in putting together , your mother your sister and daughter were so inspiring to all of us we love her and still do and always will and just want to let you know how amaz

. >> outside of the toll plaza it is looking like morning. this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey nut. two, we don't love artificial colors or flavors. does anybody? and three...it's gluten free. chex. full of what you love. free of what you don't. have you tried gluten free chex oatmeal and new chex granola mix? two more delicious reasons to love chex. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it is 4:42. this is downtown san francisco with temperatures dipping big time in the bay area starting today. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco in a moment. >> more news. a new round of antipolice brutality protests laugh night after an autopsy was released on the death of a 25-year-old unarmed black man shot three times by an officer this summer. the autopsy showed ford was shot in the back and a struggle reasonable took place. the coroner did fought release the findings for several months to keep it from affecting potential witnesses. >>> official

families in need in mantua. charity is opening up a new facility in that neighborhood. >>> christmas baby celebrates the who will will day and a milestone, allen caln, president of the disable center in camden turned 100 years young yesterday on christmas day. her family and friend all held a party in the center's community room. her daughter says she's thankful that her mommies still around. >> everybody loves her here. everybody loves her. you know, she's here. unaudible. >> at least five generations were represented, at that part day party. happy birthday. >>> special kind of christmas delivery came yesterday, for one area couple, fox 29 is the only camera to witness the septa officer's lending a hand. sabina kuriakose is live with the story, hi there sabina, how are you. >> hi there chris, i'm sure septa police officers have to deal with the un expect quite often but delivering a baby i think is probably one of the more unusual. it happened here at the subway stop at 15th and market street just around 6:00 o'clock last night. officer daniel cabin and darryl james got a call of a woman going in to labor and then they ran over. the wabe baby

the white house. ron allen before that in ferguson starting us off tonight. thanks to you both. >>> tonight, the fbi and homeland security have issued a bulletin to u.s. military families and former service members about the threat of isis. while the feds say they're not aware of any specific plot, military families are being told to scrub their contacts and what they've posted of a more personal nature on social media, and avoid identifying themselves on facebook, twitter, or anywhere else online as being u.s. military. the main fear here is some sort of lone wolf inspired by isis propaganda could target military families here in this country. >>> tonight, the fbi is on the case and they are warning big companies in america to protect their data, after a big hollywood studio got hit by hackers and several blockbuster movies ended up online. most of them before they've even hit theaters. millions have already watched them online, now the feds are focusing in on an unlikely suspect. we get our report tonight from nbc's jacob rascon in los angeles. >> hello, north korea! >> reporter: the movie "the interview" was supposed to make people laugh. it's about a tv host and hi

in the 13 years kpix5 has been involved with food for bay area families, this is by far the largest donation we have ever seen. allenof knowledge at google. tammy martinez is from second harvest good bank. allen, you can do the honors. >> i'm so proud to announce that we have giving this check for $1,306,243 and 50 cents to the second harvest food bank. >> tammy, this is amazing. how big of a difference did this make for bay area families? >> this is an overwhelming gift and the generation of googlers and google will be translated into 2.6 million meals for local families who are hungry. and we are serving a quarter of a million people every single month throughout the year. these dollars will be put to good use and most of these people are children. we couldn't do it without their support. >> unbelievable. and what is neat is how this money was raised. half of it was raised by google employees. >> we started 12 years ago and did a shoppingextravaganza. we tried to put it in barrels, the googlers were so generous, we filled up the entire lobby with food. they gave over $600,000. we also went to costco just like ever

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the u.s., scott pelley is off tonight nora o'donnell reports from new york. >> o'donnell: tonight a devastating discovery. families watch in horror as body and debris are recovered from flight 8501. allen pizzey reports from indonesia. jeff pegues on what's next in the crash investigation. a top house republican admits he addressed a white supremacist group but says he had no idea who they were. will party leaders buy his explanation? wyatt andrews has that. the blame game over the sony hacking attack. cyber experts say it may have been an inside job. but the f.b.i. again focuses directly on north korea. margaret brennan looks at the latest evidence. and major garrett on the effort to save the koalas before it's too late. >> reporter: is the word "e

the message of peace and of action. we heard from pope francis in christmas 2014 reporting this is john allen for cnn in rome. >> merry christmas to you as well. >>> the first familyending the holidays in hawaii and today the president and first lady took time out to wish americans a very merry christmas. they also had a special message to share with the nation. cnn white house correspondent michelle kosinski has been traveling with the president this christmas day. tell us about this special message. it's more of a request of all americans. is that right? >> reporter: right. the president is on vacation with his family and he grew up and he still has family members that live here. much of this is going to be private time. the press doesn't see. they've been enjoying days out together at the beach. the president has been doing a lot of golfing. in their christmas message they really highlighted support for u.s. troops just as the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan is finally ending. it started in 2001. here's part of that message now. >> in just a few days, our combat mission in afghanistan will be over. our longest war will come to a responsible end and that give

the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com 'donnell: tonight, a devastating discovery. families watch in horror as body and debris are recovered from flight 8501. allen pizzey reports from indonesia. jeff pegues on what's next in the crash investigation. a top house republican admits he addressed a white supremacist group, but says he had no idea who they were. will party leaders buy his explanation? wyatt andrews has that. the blame game over the sony attack. cyber experts say it may have been an inside job. but the f.b.i. again focuses directly on north korea. margaret brennan looks at the latest evidence. and major garrett on the effort to save the koalas before it's too late. >> reporter: is the word "extinction" too alarmist? >> no, "extinction" isn't too alarmist.

the missinga air asia jet. with families desperate for word, there's a call for u.s. help. reports from allen pizzey and jeff pegues. trapped for 30 hours on a burning ferry. >> it was a panic. it was crazy. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer tells us at least ten are dead but hundreds were rescued. a top house republican admits he spoke at a gathering of white supremacists. wyatt andrews is on the story. and... >> these three right here, i'm not happy with. >> o'donnell: seth doane with butlers in training in a place you wouldn't expect. >> this doesn't seem like mao's communist china. captioning sponsored by cbs

the officer. his family disputes that, saying allen was shot after he tripped and fell and was trying to get back pam. >> a former uber driver who allegedly hill and killed a 6-year-old girl appeared insed s she walked with her mother and her brother in a cross walk, last year in san francisco. lou's family attorney filed a wrongful death lawsuiting he was on his smartphone at the time of the wreck. the accident was not the result of distracting driving ask that his client made a legal right turn on a green light. he did not enter a plea in court today. he will be back in court later this month. >>> well, a major storm set to impact the bay area overnight. starting to see changes right now. looking live at the golden gate bridge. wet pavement here as a few showers out ahead of the main front are impacting mainly san francisco northward. zoom in, we are seeing light rain heading towards martinez. you can see again, not very heavy rainfall totals there. oakland, light rain as well, a 100 th of an inch of rain per hour. highway 101, that's still going on. but nothing compareed to what we're going to

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families. >> an obstacle has been the five year imprisonment of allen gross a u.s. government contractor seen here in video provided exclusively to abc by flake. with the new break through he and an unnamed american spy everyone freed. >> i am incredibly blessed. finally i have the freedom to resume a positive and constructive life. >> in cake, the united states released three imprisoned cuban spies. some descendents like the florida juan your senator disapprove. >> this leads to great wealth and new for this oppressive regime especially the military. >> the first thing to happen is easing of travel bans for education and government business. >>> thank you. if and when 49er head harbaugh leaves the team he has no shortage of souters, with wolverines offering a $48 million six year contract but he is seeking another nfl job with the raiders and jets interested in skim -- jim >> the mayor talked about san francisco's bid to host the olympics in 2024 releasing very little of the hour long presentation on tuesday to the olympic committee with the 8:00s -- delegations do

the missinga air asia jet. with families desperate for word, there's a call for u.s. help. reports from allen pizzey and jeff pegues. trapped for 30 hours on a burning ferry. >> it was a panic. it was crazy. >> reporter: elizabeth palmer tells us at least ten are dead but hundreds were rescued. a top house republican admits he spoke at a gathering of white supremacists. wyatt andrews is on the story. and... >> these three right here, i'm not happy with. >> o'donnell: seth doane with butlers in training in a place you wouldn't expect. >> this doesn't seem like mao's communist china. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> o'donnell: good evening. scott is off, i'm norah o'donnell. this is our western edition. tonight the search is expanding for a missing air asia flight. by all indication, this is the third tragedy to hit that part of the world this year. malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished in march. flight 17 was shot down over ukraine in july. and now fight 8501. the airbus a320 with 162 people on board left indonesia this past weekend headed for si

the ancestors and the release of three cuban ages 11 jill the united states for over 15 years today allen returned home reunited with his family by the cuban government on humanitarian grounds separately in exchange for the cuban agents he was unable is one of the most intelligent a to the united states have ever had if you will. president obama-this man who sacrificed only a few provide america with the information that allowed us to rest the next four or two nations that included the man chance for to cuba today. this man is now on our shores safely carry it had recovered the two men who sacrificed for country i'm not taking steps to place the interests of the people of both countries at the heart of our policy. first i'm instructed secretary jerry timidly begin discussions with cuba to reestablish diplomatic relations that have been seven since january of 1961 going for the united states to reestablish an embassy in havana. a high-ranking officials will visit cuba. where we can advance a shared interest will on issues like health migration, sears drug- trafficking and disaster response and it will sing the before christmas