. >> the happy sounds of cuban music at the havana cafe in scottsdale, arizona. customers come to enjoy the cuban dishes, and after the controversial immigration policy in arizona became law two years ago, business at the havana cafe slowed do you know. she owns the business with her husband. >> we have an economy which was detrimental in arizona, and also that law came in, and that was my woofrt fear. 2010. i believe that in the year 2010 after 1070 was passed, we dropped 20% more than we had in the prior years at the beginning of the recession. >> hernandez admits the the slowdown was not due to the immigration law alone, and the law made woorkers harder to find. still. the law gives her concerns, because of the show me your papers provision of the law upheld by the supreme court. the law requires police to check the immigration status of those who might be in the country illegal's but only after a arrest or traffic stop. >> i travel a loot. and other countries you always have to show who you are and show and submit your papers. and in united states of america,

cuba's national boxing academy on the outskirts of havana. oesn't look like much, but because of its reputation, it is considered a top training facility. and boxers here have come from all over the world to learn from the best like coach michael romero who won a gold medal in atlanta at the summer games in 1996. how does cuba treat its champions when you come back after winning a gold medal at the olympics, what do they do for you here? >> translator: there is a festival he says, and the government gives you a house, a car, and a stipend for life. a good life, but not the glamorous life of big money boxing. after the 1959 revolution, castro banned professional sports. declaring that athletes should serve the glory of the nation. cuba's most famous boxer stevenson, seen here winning one of his three olympic gold medals. a national hero who died just last month. he is remembered as one of the greatest amateurs in the sport's history. >> he has the pains of hunger for affluence. >> reporter: legendary boxing promoter don king offered him million

there's a story told at the havana conference of the latin-american nations around 1924 or so as he's the secretary of state as to whether he'll serve booze or not. he sets it out there and walks over and takes the first one. he's not a prohibitionist. none of the great national leaders that we can think of really are with any enthusiasm at all. >> it's time for us to dive now into more of his supreme court years. at this point we'll say good-bye to now for to david. we'll see him later on tonight and do a deep dive into the supreme court years. to begin our discussion, we'll show you some film of president franklin roosevelt in 1937. his take on what is commonly known as the court-packing plan. after that you'll see our current chief justice john roberts talking about his perspectives on hughes' role during this episode. as we begin, a newsreel from that time introducing us to each of the members of the supreme court in 1937. >> associate justice george sullivan born in england 75 years ago. immigrant to the u.s., he became senator from utah. here's butler of minnesota, 71. only supr

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in cuba today, something that hadn't happened in 50 years: a cargo ship from miami pulled into havana bay. the ship was loaded with food and other supplies sent from the cuban exile community in florida to family members in the communist nation. unanswered questions in the cruise ship disaster six months later. washed out in texas. days of heavy rain caused major floods. and the man who produced "jaws" and more than 40 other films has died when the "cbs evening news" continues. i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. he's my success story. [ laughs ] sleep in my contacts. he's my success story. relax... air optix® night & day aqua contact lenses are approved for up to 30 days and nights of continuous wear, so it's okay to sleep in them. visit airoptix.com for a free 1-month trial. by what's getting done. measure commitment the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fu

serves to reaffirm those relations in fact this is the third time that they've met the first time back in two thousand in havana cuba cuba and as you mentioned the second time here in moscow one time three years ago and then this meeting that just took place now in this meeting they discuss trade agreements and the economy how they can help each other's economies grow and also diversify also to talk about mutual ways that they can invest in each other's governments and economy another way is energy transportation and telecommunications industries ways that both countries can work to shore up those industries now continuing in his brother's footsteps fidel castro the cuban revolutionary and former leader of cuba raul castro this is his international tour if you will before coming to russia he was in vietnam and in china before that and then also you know he had a meeting with prime minister medvedev and in that meeting just to prove that the good relations mentioned that he really enjoyed russian winters and took that opportunity to extend an invitation to raul castro to the sochi olympics in two thousand and fo

the coverage including voice of america. you've got religious broadcasters now and you have a radio havana and radey of china, radio beijing and i guess it is and not much else. all the other was are shutting down curren. i'm wondering if the chinese getting heavily into broadcasting would bring back something on radio as well as television. guest: you raise a good point. us thaten't many of still listen to shortwave. you are right that many of the short wave radio players have left the scene. the old radio peking that we use to call it that we listen to when i was young and is now chant -- china and britain international and they have a larger presence around the world including domestic broadcast frequencies and the u.s. there has been a purposeful effort to dispel cri in markets in the u.s.. i believe secretary clinton and others have commented on this issue of international broadcasters like aljazeera and others who have begun to eclipse the media as it has been established here in the united states including the voice of america. anybody who worked as voa will have to admit that budgets have been cut and there is tremendo

the car to go shopping. >>> something of a cultural exchange from havana. erican college baseball stars are playing a five-game series against cuba's national squad. this is the first time this has happened since 1996. the cubans lead 3-1. the final game is tonight. >>> and major league baseball has reached the all-star break. there's a new king of the grass courts. >> youour sports highlights now from en. >>> good morning and welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. the drought at wimbledon is over. not the one we thought. roger federer. again, andy murray. break point, first set, murray. federer played in 24 grand slam finals. murray was looser out of the gate, much to the celebration in his scottish hometown. later in the set, more troubles for federer. one way to get the swiss star's attention. third set, after a 40-minute rain delay. the court is still wet. murray finds that out the hard way. federer with incredible touch. aid by murray slipping and fall. and so were his chances for victory. federer won set three. fourth, break point fo

the hospital. cholera tests could take seven to ten days to come back. a nerve-racking wait as cuba again battles a killer disease. >> patrick avin is joining us now from havanahey now worried this outbreak could spread there? >> reporter: you know, there is concern because you would think this outbreak which is in a very remote area, if it were to reach a much more populated area like havana where there are many foreign tourists who of course would then return to their home countries, that would just be a much, much bigger problem. cuban doctors are confident that's not going to happen. yesterday as we were driving back it's about a 14-hour drive to these affected areas. as we were coming back we saw several check points where they're stopping cars and buses and checking people for any symptoms to make sure they don't travel out of the outbreak areas. you know, as cuban doctors told us, until they reach every single person who has cholera in cuba the outbreak here will continue. >> and do they feel they have this under control now or is this something that they are still very concerned about? >> they're very concerned. they say the number of cases is droppin

flooding in the capital and the government's apparent failure to improve the infrastructure during an enormous building boom. >>> an in havana, cuban leader raul castro says he is willing to mend fences with the united states and sit down and discuss anything but he said only as long as it is between equals. mr.castro made the remarks at the ends of a revolution day ceremony. the u.s. and cuba have not had diplomatic relations for five decades. >>> the growth of our country reflected on the economy. we'll explain how. and higher prices at the wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. ikea. the life improvement store. >>> right now 20% of the country is facing extreme drought conditions. but the impact of the drought and the heat is being felt all across the country including here in the bay area. ktvu's rita williams tells us how it's affecting everything from the food we eat to three ages elephants. >> reporter

flooding in the capital and the government's apparent failure to improve the infrastructure during an enormous building boom. >>> an in havanaban leader raul castro says he is willing to mend fences with the united states and sit down and discuss anything but he said only as long as it is between equals. mr.castro made the remarks at the ends of a revolution day ceremony. the u.s. and cuba have not had diplomatic relations for five decades. >>> the growth of our country reflected on the economy. we'll explain how. and higher prices at the check out stand. the phenomenon driving up the cost of feeding your family. >> plus, our chief meteorologist bill martin back with our forecast. to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty second, for crying out loud! we know how long a minute is. [ sighs ] sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability, and ways to connect. re

. -- the doubt judges of 100 the denied played here i havana >>james: tamara -- tomorrow it will be coolerce afternoon. as we look into the weekend and next week it will drop down into the mid to upper seventies or early next week. >>george: we have been skipping three this commute. we have not had a hot spot pit we have a minor slow down for your westbound direction. it is a bat a 12 minute drive time. it is only moderate set light conditions of for the traffic around area. >>justine: we americans have died after a private jet has crashed in a small airport in the south of france. the three people were the only ones on board. member to see services are insights and the plane did crash at the end of the runway. we're not sure where these americans are fun. but is it is if i doubt i will surly pass that along. >>darya: they say that there was not enough evidence and the public sandoval case in irian the witness says which she met him at a bar and went back to a resort. she said that he sexually assaulting her. after concluding the investigation, the sheriff's office said the there was in si

. >> in other news, tonight in cuba for the first time in a half century an american ship scaled into havanaand charity groups and from families and friends of cubans in the united states. shipment also now arrive weekly from miami which is home to a large cuban community. few in cuba were aware of the ship. in the south of france three americans were killed when a private jet crashed. the jet broke into pieces and caught fire at the end of the runway. the americans were only identified as a 60-year-old pilot, a 24-year-old co pilot and a 30-year-old flight attendant. the pilot reported a problem moments before. >> opinion state is set to -- penn state will renovate the building where sandusky molested boys. they started planning shortly after the arrest in novemberful. >> another shake up on american idol. the second judge leaving. >>> and. >> a mother owl and her babies living in this empty field in san jose. their population is going down. how a pack of horses are helping them. >> and will the cooldown continue this weekend? bill martin will have the forecast. it's getting away ! where is

. >> in other news, tonight in cuba for the first time in a half century an american ship scaled into havanaried items from religious and charity groups and from families and friends of cubans in the united states. shipment also now arrive weekly from miami which is home to a large cuban community. few in cuba were aware of the ship. in the south of france three americans were killed when a private jet crashed. the jet broke into pieces and caught fire at the end of the runway. the americans were only identified as a 60-year-old pilot, a 24-year-old co pilot and a 30-year-old flight attendant. the pilot reported a problem moments before. >> opinion state is set to -- penn state will renovate the building where sandusky molested boys. they started planning shortly after the arrest in novemberful. >> another shake up on american idol. the second judge leaving. >>> and. >> a mother owl and her babies living in this empty field in san jose. their population is going down. how a pack of horses are your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with ca

the community holes are adopted are enforced. >> i think it is important that we move forward to make sure this stuff does not happen again. havanaandusky west's convicted and is in jail awaiting sentencing. >> the vice president played backup for program and obama at the naacp conference in houston. costs saddam of eye diseases feces as president so filiform loftier if then he'd have to be affordable care act. >> he prevailed and he was right. he cut $100 billion from the federal debt over the next 10 years providing access to affordable health care to 30 million americans feeling if for 8 million black americans would never have had insurance. >> yesterday, the audience booed mitt romney when he said they would rough deal is callable health care if he is elected. in a big victory for boeing, united airlines has placed an order worth more than 14 billion. united wants more than 150 new jets. it will supposedly be more reliable and fuel-efficient. it is the first order for new planes since the merger of united and continental. the airline will receive the jets over the next 10 years. there has been some is heavy rain across south

the highway. folks seeing this cleanup going on and they're slowing well before havana. ys in germantown and through gaithersburg. inner loop of the beltway, where he had the accident -- we had the accident activity in the work zone. the right lane is still blocked before new hampshire avenue. outer loop slow leaving 95 headed to coalsville road. 66 eastbound on the brakes, and again at the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. ♪ >>> the wait is over for fans of the burgandy and gold. >> today the redskins take the practice field for the first day of training camp and all eyes on rookie quarterback robert griffin iii. dave ross joins us now from the side lines in ashburn with a preview and it all begins today. >> reporter: can you believe it, tony? i know the music gets you jacked up. i thought you were going to say all the eyes are on me. >> i was going to, dave. >> reporter: i knew you had my back. maybe a couple more eyes on that rg3 guy. just a couple more. he says he wants to be called robert, which i thought was interesting yesterday. he said that'

the political polarization. i understand it's a sensitive issue. even when we get to something like should there be a limit on high havana pow high-power magazines. his guy have been able to get ammunition through the mail. are we bringing more heat than light? >> pundits are debating if t and are polarized. the straight reporting done by "the new york times" that pointed out that this man did buy 6,000 rounds on line of ammunition, i think we're not getting -- we're not getting enough of how is it that the nra has presumed -- although there's a new story out -- how is it that the nra is presumed to have a stranglehold on congress? what do the american know? we're reporting as isolated, almost natural disasters. even the facts are in dispute by the pundits when, in fact, there's consensus among the american people that they would like for this to be dealt with as an issue. >> we try in the media to focus on gun control. but there's so many little things that can happen, that can get by the nra, that can get passed in congress to get some grip on this. so many little things that, as an example, what canada does, when somebody buys a gun. they have

broadcasters, may be on radio or television, to up the coverage, including maybe our own voice of america? now, you have religious broadcasters and radio havana, radio china -- radio beijing, i guess. not much else. all the other ones are shutting down. just like the space race, the russians spurred us on. i am wondering if the chinese getting heavily in broadcasting will bring back some of this on radio on television -- on radio as well as television? guest: i also grew up listening to short-wave broadcasts. you are right. many of the old short-wave radio players have left the scene. the old radio, when i was young, it is now china radio international. they have a large presence around the world, including on the domestic broadcast frequencies here in the u.s. there has been a purposeful effort to the place cri in markets here in the u.s.. i believe that secretary clinton and others have not commented on this issue of international broadcasters like al jazeera, like cctv news, like russia today, like france 24, and some of the others who have begun to eclipsed the media as it has been established here in the united states, including the voic

havana has a china town. >> yes we had a large china town in havana and happened to see a box that had like a metal tray on top of it and the coal was on the top to. >> get the skin just right the pig stays in the box for about three and a half hours at a low temperature. timing is everything. >> this is the most important part. especially for us as cubans, if you don't do the skin right, you don't know what you are doing, so we take pride in making sure that the skin is done right. >> are cubans good at timing? >> not really. >> for this, yes, you have to have good timing. so let's go. >> okay? >> oh, my god. >> look at that. look at that. >> you can hear it. >> that's when you know it is well done. look at that. >> with pork this tender, you don't need much more to make a meal. >> okay. the some cuban bread, okay? >> we don't use like barbecue sauce on our sandwiches or anything like that. that is good. >> some pig. >> oh, my god. very nice. >> you can taste the flavor, of pork. >> summer barbecues to summer books, the recommendations of jennifer weiner author of the best selling novel, the next best thing. >> ever since

havana and he's one i missed. he's always fascinated me. high probably was the longest leader of a country ever.lso the coming from the hills, a rich family and in prison and out of prison. >> from the category you can't always believe what you read, i read you have never interviewed bruce springsteen, is that true? >> no, i never have. that shocked me. bruce, you're coming to hulu. eight differe it's a different setting. it very relaxed. you're going to come on. >> i will. are you going to get a group of viewers that weren't familiar with your work from the last couple of decades? >> hopefully new, sure. hey, i'm still good. >> do you ever watch piers morg morgan? >> yeah. >> do you like it? >> i like a lot of it. it's not my style. i like piers. i've never been someone who rooted for people to do poorly. don't you love our industry? >> i do. >> are you competitive? >> a little. >> welcome back. i'll see you after the olympics. >> want me to do the tease? >> go ahead. >> hey, larry, thanks again. the new program is called "larry king now," watch it all the time, you can get us everywhere on hul

because republican, the most insidious john sununu thing said was, can barack obama learn to be an american? john sununu was born in havanad clearly he considers himself an american and we consider him an american, he's a naturalized american. marco rubio, whose parents were born in cuba, is he not an american? yes, absolutely. myself, first generation american. am i not an american? the republican party has made being a conservative the litmus test for whether or not you are an american. that in and of itself is un-american. >> i the did not know that sununu was born in cuba, and you point out that -- >> i was going to -- >> he refers to hawaii as if it's a foreign country. >> he came to this country from a foreign country, but he is questioning the americanism of barack obama. >> and i would love to be at that romney meeting yesterday where they got the marching orders from limbaugh and said, okay, we might as well try this. who should we send out there to do this mad thing. it's got to be someone we don't need. it's got to be someone we can cut loose and say good-bye to forever. how about john sununu. >> and that's wha

havana road cuban cafe. good morning. >> good morning. how are you today? >> i'm great. i'm loving theteresting mix that you have. >> yeah, at the restaurant, we're doing a lot of foods with fruits and vegetables and combination of them and this is just such a divine and refreshing soup to have now. >> it looks like a drink but that is a soup. how do you make it? it's a gespacho? >> we use fresh watermelon. >> uh-huh. >> and i like to buy the ones without the seeds. >> life is complicated enough. >> life is complicated enough. and then one tomato. >> that one is a big tomato. >> it is. it's a beefsteak tomato. that goes in there and then the cucumb cucumber. what's great about that the cucumber, it's going to cut through the sweetness and give it an amazing taste. we can't forget the garlic. can't forget a little bit of the garlic. a couple of teaspoons but you know me, i love garlic. >> i'm always asked to back off on that by certain relatives. it's hard. it's hard. >> and for a little heat to catch up with the sweetness again, one sarrano pepper. if you can't find one, jalapeno peppe