our bill weir traveled to cuba.days shooting what is a beautiful debut of the wonder list. watch. >> looks like boutique you may see in soho or melrose district of los angeles. and then right across the street, people are raising chickens on their balcony. >> how's life in havana these days? >> really hard. >> it's hard. >> some people think change in the future. >> you don't think so? i hope so. maybe for business but for the people, i don't know. new ideas. we need that. maybe in a few years. >> really? >> yeah. >> i came here expecting to find that sentiment everywhere, but to my surprise so many seemed proud of the cuban system. >> bill weir is with me now. tell me more about that. >> here's a joke someone told me. you know what the three greatest successes of the revolution are? >> what? >> science, arts and sports and you know what the three greatest failures are, breakfast, lunch and dinner. telling a joke like that may have got me locked up a generation ago but it speaks of a dichotomy of people who have not

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but bill weir travels ahead of the president for the premier of his show "the wonder list." see in soho, melrose district of los angeles and right across the street you have people raising chickens on their balcony. ♪ ♪ how is life in havana these days? >> it's really hard, man. >> it's hard? >> yeah. some people think change, the future. i hope so. >> you hope so? you don't think so? >> maybe change for business, for the government. but for the people? i don't know. >> joining me now, mr. bill weir, the most of -- i can't wait to go -- of "the wonder list." >> you got go. >> the new season starts on sunday. what do you this i? >> it blew my mind in a dozen different ways. >> really? >> we're cold war kids, right? we remember cuban missile crisis, bay of pigs. you can now scuba dive in the bay of pigs. air bnb is spreading, you can have air conditioning, but what blew my mind is, a, just how broken the country is. the old cars are charming, the '57 chevys are charming, the '57 water and power -- >> the one behind you -- >> that's a 59 fuchsia -- what's interesting about thes

this evening, bill weir is joining us live from new york city. was like a city of contrasts. it was beautiful but at the same time, you know, it showed that beauty and a bit of hope despite the hardships. so it was kind of at a standstill for me many years ago. but since you were there kind of on the eve of real change, did you feel that in people there? >> oh, yeah. yeah. the anticipate is thick. you can feel it in the air. i went down there to try to see the world as a cuban after so many generations of the forbidden island and those folks being so close but yet so far. you've got to understand, they have been living through sort of the worst-case economy that you can imagine. there's two currencies, one for cubans and one for outsiders and as a result there's this black market on the economy. the idea that now it's moving, the air b and b and all of these american dollars are coming, that's exciting. they don't want to get bulldozed or turn into the next cancun where it's american big brands blotting out what they take big pride in culturally.

. >>> for the first time in four years, the sacramento river is spilling into the fremont weir. this is north of sacramento and that water flooded over the weekend but folks didn't seem to mind. >> it is amazing how much water is across the road. >> the weir is a concrete wall. this system is 93 years old. the state's largest reservoir is now 79% of capacity. that is a 10% jump since thursday, very encouraging. anderson lake is now 55% full. and you look at pier 16 you're not seeing a lot of clouds. looking nice. >> right now, we have mainly sunny skies. but taking a look at our rainfall totals from the weekend and through the morning. not much rain fell in mountain view. and most locations received a soaking. we're going to have sunny skies and a big warm up inland. we're using san jose here, we'll see low to mid-70s and 76 degrees by thursday. and dropping into low to mid-70s throughout the weekend. sunny skies, and a big warming trend. >> crews are keeping a watch out for debris and earlier, they had to clean up several slides. one train was derailed earlier. >> there are new

. >>> for the first time in four years, the sacramento river is spilling into the fremont weir. this is north of sacramento and that water flooded over the weekend but folks didn't seem to mind. >> it is amazing how much water is across the road. >> the weir is a concrete wall. this system is 93 years old. the state's largest reservoir is now 79% of capacity. that is a 10% jump since thursday, very encouraging. anderson lake is now and you look at pier 16 you're not seeing a lot of clouds. looking nice. >> right now, we have mainly sunny skies. but taking a look at our rainfall totals from the weekend and through the not much rain fell in mountain view. and most locations received a soaking. we're going to have sunny skies and a big warm up inland. we're using san jose here, we'll see low to mid-70s and 76 degrees by thursday. and dropping into low to mid-70s throughout the weekend. sunny skies, and a big warming trend. >> crews are keeping a watch out for debris and earlier, they had to clean up several one train was derailed >> there are new allegations of a uc berkeley staff

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weir back with the chief economic advisor at the financial firm, and chair of president obama's global development council, and mohammed and i were together working through it in real time. economically. this antiestablishment feeling that has taken hold in america, which is supporting donald trump, and supporting bernie sanders. is this unique to america or are world? >> you see it in europe. it's the result of not just inadequate growth, but the fact that the benefits of the growth have gone to a small segment of the population. people are angry. what do angry? >> they are attracted to antiestablishment movements, impacting the governance issue, because it changes the behaviour of traditional parties. the u.k., protection, we would not have a referendum if it weren't for the u.k.i.p. party forcing conservatives to do something they wouldn't have done series. into they were frustrated feeling that britain was not getting the fair share of the relationship with europe. >> easiest thing to do when you have problems is blame the neighbours, that is what happened. it game real. there was

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before cuba becomes a top tourist destination, cnn's bill weir traveled there for the premiere episode that is stuck in the past, nervously looking forward to its future. >> it looks like trendy boutique you might see in soho or melrose district of los angeles. and then right across the street, you have people raising chickens on their balcony. >> how is life in havana these days? >> really hard, man. >> it's hard. >> joining me now is the host of "the wonder list" bill weir, otherwise known as the luckiest man at cnn. great footage down there, just great stories. as you travel around, do you think that cuba and cubans are ready for this dramatic change? >> absolutely not. and they admit as much. the island, as you've been down there, you've seen it, it is so broken. the infrastructure is so under disrepair they need billions of foreign investment just to get anywhere near what most tourists, especially american tourists would be used to. there's real apprehension. they're afraid of big foreign corporations coming in and sort of wiping out, bull dozing the cuban soul at the same time a

in the premier episode of "the wonder list" on sunday, bill weir is going to explore the issues trulyuba. >> fish know no politics, right? >> exactly. they don't have borders. >> no borders. >> beyond fish. it's migrantory birds, even manatees. >> exactly. >> sharks. >> larvae that are passive migra migrators. >> exactly. >> jesse and eric are cuban marine biologists. fernando is devoted to using science to trump ideology. he used castro's love of marine life to open a dialogue years before the politicians so he credits manatee diplomacy with the change in cold war tone. >> i think we have a lot to do with that. our science diplomacy, breaking down barriers. from my perspective, i'm a florida resident. so my work here in cuba is selfish. >> you're downstream. >> i'm downstream. so whatever happens -- if cuban reefs aren't well protected, if it we lose this crown jewel, florida suffers, mexico suffers, new jersey suffers. >> florida is just 90 miles away, but reefs this healthy are impossible to find there any more. >> what a difference a few decades can make. that was the bay of pigs.

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take a look at the time lapse at the weirs today, plenty of open water and it was a long time coming before we had that ice build all the way across the big lake. now were starting to see more signs of spring out there. the concord today 45, low in the 20' s and that still running a little above the norm for this time of year. we are seeing the latest system get closer and closer in the form of snow and mixed showers over eastern parts of new york state. it will be accompanied by a because the storm track is off to the west-northwest and that drives in the southern wind ahead of it and brings in milder air. we get in on a little bit of snow and then a quick transition over to sleet and rain. southern parts the state will see a rainy situation overnight tonight. lower to mid 30 central and south. there will be some spots during the overnight when it starts to rain and sleet and snow and eventually goes over to rain. right around 32 degrees including northwest of concord around places like new london and springfield and points north. that' s where they' re maybe a little icing early to

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your advice and consent on these issues i want to discuss and the senate goes wait a minute, yeah, weir not interested in talking about that with you in the room. why don't you give us some stuff and we'll talk and get back to you later. and so that's when the president comes and goes from the senate. it's that more strict separation that we're used to. now, for washington, he's not a guy who likes tons of, you know, public accolade and he doesn't like to give a lot of speeches if he can avoid it. he will do an address to congress every year. they don't call it the state of the union yet, but his address to congress which he writes with his cabinet. he will come to the senate for his inauguration for his second term as president. he kind of keeps it low key. he doesn't do the bigger event that we saw downstairs in the house of representatives with john adams which was a much bigger deal. washington just going to a second term basically comes in and takes his oath of office and more or less goes back to work because he didn't really want the big public ceremony to take place, but that's

into bellevue area, lake weir, rain stretching from leesburg up through paisley and on into pierson. hour. there is that front. that rocket up the eastern seaboard could bring unpleasant conditions in terms of snow. colder air for us. the day. high-pressure moves s. lower 40' tuesday morning. warmer spots into the 30' s, with a beautiful sunday. temperatures in the middle-upper s, 80 degrees before it is all over. the winter park festival -- we' re going to have to talk about some clouds around and some light rain. showers. same thing for the arnold palmer invitational. that is the fast-moving light rain. as these winds pick up, it is deteriorate. surfers a little swell on the water, but it is not the the next seven days, dropping into the 40' s for tuesday morning but lots of sunshine. jason: we will take that. building big with bricks and the next central jason: you are about to see some big bricks in one local theme park. legoland with an awesome expansion. >> here is some awesome news. legoland florida is expanding. officials announced several new additions to the theme park in w

. >> bill weir, we are looking forward to seeing this tonight.d do not miss cigars, big money, and cuba tonight on a brand new season of "the wonder list." that's at 10:00 eastern only on cnn. >> at the top of the hour, violence erupting in a trump rally in arizona. one of his campaign managers under fire this morning this video appears to show him grabbing a rallier by the collarer. let's check it out. do any of you have kids? i do yes. this car has a feature built in calleen driver technology, which lets parent's see how their teens are driving. oh, that's smart. it even mutes the radio until the seat belt is fastened. will it keep track of how many boys get it in the car? (laughter) cause that could be useful. this is ahead of what my audi has for sure. wish my beamer had that. i didn't even know that technology existed. i'm not in the market for a car but now i may be. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> before "el chapo" was captured by authorities after fleeing from that mexican prison

weir rar rereleasing this footage from a previous ins dvenlt anyone with information about the assault is being asked to contact berkeley police. >>> happening now, the police are investigating a break in this morning at a gun shop. we where live at the police station where police are looking for stolen weapons and the -- suspect. >> reporter: good evening, vicky. detectives are hoping some surveillance video might be able to at least help them identify some suspects since they got away with numerous guns. it's one of the most brazen break-ins the small city has seen in years. surveillance camera caught it all. at about 720, 4 men, peek in to this gun store. no one was inside. they used this, braking the front window. four men, dressed all in black climb inside and steel guns. police won't release the exact number of weapons stolen. later this afternoon, the front window was borpded up. flew the blinds you could see security cameras. on their website, independent armory list a full line of guns including rifles, haj guns and shot guns and ammunition. no one answered when i called the s

and catch the wonder list, bill weir takes us to iceland. [ speaking foreign language ] >> okay. >> he says the edge of this glacier fell as snow just as the vikings came ashore 800 years ago. and it will melt into iceland's biggest lake in less than 50 years. >> this is due to climate change? >> yes. and there are so many things that are happening along with this mass loss. that land is rising. >> yes, iceland is rising. michelle parks is a vulcanologist who measures how much and how fast. she says less ice means more volcanic eruptions. >> studies are sr. actually predicted within the next 150 to 200 years, most of the ice caps will have melted in iceland. that's really quite, quite scary to think about. >> right. >> horrifying, actually. >> that's "the wonder list" airing tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. have a great week. >>> you've done good for a hick woodsman from the frontier. but you know something lies rotten at the heart of your country. and you're the one to save it. but how does a clean-shaven prairie lawyer stay as honest abe whe

this is going to sound weir i was looking at an old cbs sunday morning piece. they were talking about p who were understudies who o through and had these huge careers and the first person they talked about was you. and they talked about how the person you were filling in for had a broken ankle. >> sprained. >> and they just -- it she the chronicling of your career and how it could happen byn instant where someone happs charity"? >> no. it was a long time before that. it was 1954. i had never had a rehearsal. bobby fosse and jerry robbin made me the understudy to the great carol haney. she went down in the middle the show with a sprained le not broken. >> yeah. >> and i went on with no rehearsal. all i could think of was m going to drop the hat ism heat. which i did. said [ bleep ] in front of the audience. nobody told me not to say that. >> and you just did in front of several million people. we'll fix that in post. [ laughter ] >> but, no, i've been guided all my life, i really feel. i really feel i have angels a i mean, some are very ha nosed, you better get

. ♪ my name is bill weir and i'm a storyteller.'ve reported from all over the world and i have seen so much change. so i made a list of the most wonderful places to explore right before they change forever. this is "the wonder list." ♪ i've got to be honest, i boarded the 40-minute flight to cuba expecting to find 10 million pent-up capitalists waiting on the other side. 10 million freedom-craving small d democrats eager to turn their feral paradise back into a millionaire's playground. but what i found blew the mind of this cold war kid. >> never thought i'd see a day when i would be driving past the u.s. embassy in havana in a 1957 fuchsia ford fairlane. but hey, you know, even the communists have to admit that havana wouldn't be havana without a little bit of detroit. ♪ funny how good old capitalist steel turned out to be the best investment down here. whoever kept grandpa's car running with black market parts and cuban ingenuity now gets to ferry goofballs like me around havana for 40 bucks an hour, twice what the average cuban

on monday, we're back with some sunshine, but weir going to start with some very cold temperatures. winter coat weather on monday and tuesday. more on that coming up. why this big change? the cold front has moved through, and now it has opened the door to the cold air from canada. we'll have a low pressure system that will develop offshore and that will bring some weekend. everything looks nice and bright for the rest of today and into tomorrow. we ma i wake up to some cloud cover tomorrow morning, but then as the sun returns, and friday should be a pretty day too with the temperatures going back a little bit. by saturday morning, at 5:00 a.m., you can see some precipitation just to our south. so some showers on and off both sat and sunday, i should say. and then tomorrow looks beautiful. and the first round of the ncaa tournament today. unc plays florida gulf coast university over at the pnc arena. today, if you are going to be out there before the game, it should be beautiful. at 7:00, 70 degrees. seventy-one on friday. we head into the weekend before sunday, ironically is the fir

front zipper was down and her interior of according to the troopers she told them she had drank two weirs and took a disoal zoloft with dinner. >>> the teen has been green. was shot multiple times outside his home on sundayight. authorities say at least three people got away ina red pick-up truck with no license plate. green taken to the hospital and he is expected to recover. >>> we're awaiting an update on condition of a teenager hit by an s.u.v. and pinned byby a utility poll. 14-year-old boy walking with his mother when they were hit. police say the driver veered off of the roadway, struck the utility poll near a bus stop. >> i saw a vehicle go right into the wall and also i see this woman i the street and i was in shock. >> the teen and his m taken to the hospital. there's no word yet on theironditions. the driver also taken to >>> ^he teen accused of killing a rabbi still behi bars without bond is going to stay there for now. charles accused of shooting and killing rabbi raskin in 2010. >>> appealing a judge's ruling a week after apple decided -- the case is similar to a california

with bill weir. thank you so much for joining me tonight, have a great week. >> for eight years you've been a heart beat away from the oval office. a loyal vice president. >> we shall win. >> biding your time, waiting your turn. you know the path to power, and you think you know the rules. ♪ but what happens when you discover you don't even know how to play the game? ♪ ♪ >>> 1960 america, land of the free is terrified of the red menace. >> america was very unsettled. the soviets had the bomb and because of that, there was uncertainty there, there was fear. >> america has confidence in its president, father of the nation in world war ii, dwight d. eisenhower. but even presidents have to retire. who can step into his shoes? many think this is the man, eisenhower's vice president for eight years, richard milhous nixon. >> richard nixon is well known to the american people. >> nixon's not scared as the russians as soviet premier nikita khrushchev finds out at a moscow trade fair. >> it wasn't supposed to

show you what's up out there of course weir here right now. rain around the tristate region. scattered showers light stuff but over parking lot entire tristate region at this point and time. right now we've got light rain that's just now making its way into eastern long island. 45 out in montauk. 51 islip. 48 degrees for you central park so it dropped a couple of degrees there. here's the reason we're seeing temps dropping. east wind is an air-conditioning really as it l cos off the atlantic waters and pulls in that cooler air that's here for us in the tristate a imrai, murky monday out there altogether with plenty of light scatrd showers. no i do we have to deal with this, just this morning but an area of low pressure to the south and warm front is there slowly working its way through. with that combination happening and not in a quick hurry to get in and out of the area scattered showers throw majority of the day. teasers fall with breezy and windy condition at you. temps falling through lower 40s. that's after warm front goes by less in terms of rainfall but still wet and

. >> weir driving up the main road, spotted her, and opened the car door and in she jumped. >> have to thank the navy, for luna and, nick and myself and everyone that knows the dog. i mean, utmost gratitude to them. >> amy: it truly is a miracle. the island is considered in hospitable. no fresh permanent water but with the luck of the el nino storms, puddles formed and luna survived from eating dead seagulls, fish and rats and puddles. i mean, honestly, amazing! if she could tell a story. >> john: tell us what else she ate. how do they know what she ate? >> amy: a good question. a lot more coming up on "good day orlando" at 9:00. >> john: the luck of the irish, chef straight from ireland and owns a pub in central florida, coming up. >> do you remember lisa frank, stickers and heads so popular in the 1990s, they are making a come back in a strange way. we'll tell you about that coming up. plus, david martin. >> reporter: we have been live at the 18th annual match cover swap fest at the altamonte hills and you, too, come down and bring your matchbook covers and -- stuck there, pal? if yo

weir live from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. here is where to find bounce based on your cable provider or live stream the newscast at if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all 7:00. stories. >> christine: we begin with a crime alert, six people are hurt in four separate shootings across charlotte. you can see where they happened on this map. from west to northwest to east charlotte. >> john: latest of the shootings breaking overnight, a woman shot in the leg on brooktree drive in west charlotte. happened at 11:30 last night. the victim drove herself two miles down the road to darby avenue, she is expected to be okay. >> christine:

water is actually overflowing the sacramento river and spilling over the so-called fremont weir. it was built in the 1920s to divert floodwater away from the sacramento metro area. >>> more good news, california's largest lake is filled to 100%. it's been three years since lake shasta has been this full but the historical average for the lake, just 77% full. so we could have a lot more rain before it actually tops the lake's spillway. >> breaking all kinds of records these days. let it rain and let it snow. the sierra pounded this weekend by more snow and wind. some places getting more than two feet of that white stuff. >> that's making skiers and ski resorts very happy. but it's a challenging drive for people trying to get up and down the sierra. >> reporter: here on donner summit, the snow appears to be tapering off, but the wind not letting up. we've had gusts over 30 miles per hour here at donner summit. what little snow is falling and what's being picked up on the ground creating miserable conditions here as the snow literally blowing sideways. we're here on the westbound si

. >>> this sunday on cnn," wonder list" returns with bill weir traveling to cuba.it looks like trendy boutique you might see in soho or melrose district of los angeles. and then right across the street, you have people raising chickens on their balcony. how is life in havana these days? >> really hard, man. >> it's hard? >> yeah, some people think change in the future. i hope so. >> you hope so? you don't think so. >> maybe change for business, for government, but for the people, i don't know. most young people -- >> more young people in government? >> new ideas. we need that. maybe in a few years good. >> all right. i came here expecting to find that sentiment everywhere. but to my surprise, so many seem proud of the cuban system, warts and all. >> the "wonder list" airs sunday night at 10:00. monday as president obama makes his visit. first trip by an american president in nearly 90 years. it's a very big event. we'll be down in cuba for that. set your dvr to record" outfront" so you can watch us at any time. have a wonderful weekend. we'll see you back on monday

it is embarrassing just weired like, it was just like uncalled for, i was upset i confronted instagram. >> of all the battles between children and their parents this one is unique to the kids of today. the first generation to see their childhood mistakes become viral videos. >> what is funny? >> nothing is funny. >> get your wisdom teeth out? your mom might post it or seemingly might make you get angry or cry for the camera. even when it seems benign, cute even, your kid may cringe. >> your parents have facebook. have they ever put on something you didn't like? >> yep all the time. it was just like bad pictures from when i was younger. just don't get it. child psychologist agrees. >>> i don't think any of these parents are trying to hurt they kids, i think it is happening by accident. >> dr. bartel says parents should never post anything about their children without a child's permission. she says with babies and kids too young to give consent use e- mail or text to appropriate people and not the general public. your child's role is to grow up to be a healthy, hopefully intact adult. wh

let's talk to fred weir, a journalist with the christian science monitor.me to "the newshour." until terms of the objectives for the kremlin, whachts the main objective they say they have now tachieved? >> i think their main objective all along was to bolster the regime of assad, to change the whole conversation about syria to make it clear that assad isn't going because if you remember six months ago, the expectation was, sooner or later, he is going to go down the road and some new government will come in. well, the russians have turned that around, and i think that was always there, their primary goal. what they have left undone, of course, is what they often said was their primary goal, which was to defeat isis. because isis is not yet defeated. and the russians are leaving. >> makes pretty clear what the russian priorities were. but to the extent that, you know, that putin is calling the shots, i think he has quite a lot to boast about right now. >> mr. putin calling the shots. dmreftcally does this make him look stronger, tougher, a better world leade

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my name is bill weir and i'm a storyteller.'ve reported from all over the world, and i've seen so much change. so i made a list of the most wonderful places to explore right before they change forever. ♪ this is "the wonder list." >>> do you know this story? >> yeah. >> about how we got married. >> no, not really. >> within two days we were using the l word. [ laughter ] and then 30 days later we eloped. >> like most american dads, i always assumed i would walk this kid down an aisle some day. >> look how happy we are. >> at least i did. until i made friends with a few vikings and took a stroll across iceland. ♪ yes, when it comes to gorgeous people living on gorgeous landscapes, this little nation way up north is tough to beat. with just over 300,000, they have fewer people than tulsa, oklahoma and more glaciers and geysers and clean, fresh water than countries ten times their size. ♪ but iceland not only leads the developed world in clean water and power but in unwed mothers. two out of every three kids are born to parents wh

i'll talk with the host bill weir about his remarkable journey later this hour. >> we want to welcome around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news. the capture of the man believed to be the only terrorist to survive the paris attacks. salah abdeslam, the most wanted man in europe wounded but taken alive in a massive anti-terror operation in brussels. he's believed to be the driver who dropped off suicide bombers at the french national stadium, one of multiple attacks that killed 130 people last november. and there's other breaking political news we're following tonight. mitt romney announcing he'll vote for ted cruz in next week's utah caucuses and encouraging republicans to do the same thing to stop donald trump from becoming the republican nominee. romney stopping short of a full endorsement of cruz but endorsing a brokered convention and slamming what he calls trumpism as racist, bigoted, vulgar and more. our correspondents and expert analysts are all standing by. let's begin with the breaking te