candidates when it comes to cuba and iran will also discuss an upcoming speech to be given by attorney general eric holder or some secrets about the legal memo which allows for targeted killing of u.s. citizens just might come out colonel lawrence wilkerson will join us for that one but a former cia officer is being charged with leaking secrets to the press this is now the sixth time the obama administration is attempting to use the espionage act to marcy wheeler will help us uncover the inconsistency s. and the dangers for whistle blowers and then last night the candidates spoke on immigration mitt romney suggested that self deportation should be the easiest fix so what exactly is self deportation. going to give us the details we're going to all that morphy tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. hartill last night we were forced to sit through yet another republican debate this one was hosted by n.b.c. and moderated by brian williams who did an embarrassingly poor job of it and it one point i'm pretty sure that william

for more information on how to help the jazz group, you can go to cuba or to get to cuba, you can go to cbs and click on links and numbers and go to cuba too if you would like. >> you have no rhythm, please. >>> tim holds -- jim harbaugh holds the press conference. we'll be coming up right next in sports. ,,,, [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. the nfc championship... but how did jim harbaugh feel??? inquiring minds wanted to >>> we all know about how they feel in yesterday's nfc championship. how did he feel? the minds wanted to know. start the clock, wayne. >> this is california, this is what everyone wants to know how you feel. what is the deal? yes, what you did, how you felt, how your pinky feels. i mean, is that just the california thing? >> they s

to drop saying sions and travel restrictions to cuba. jen said it's way overdue and cuba is being punished for the having a different political and economic system then imposed sanctions against saudi arabia dirty hippie said if this ancient against cuba hasn't worked yet i don't see what is going to change now cold war is over a person told us is not only overdue but shameful and your added sanctions failed to drive costs you out of power but maybe another couple of years will do it. now everyone who replied agreed it's enough already and while politicians in america debate this same really old story cuba is opening up a foreign investment to the rest of the world so the time is now for the us to drop the sanctions on cuba and allow us to visit the country just ninety miles off our shores. so as always we appreciate your responses and here's our next question for you earlier in the show we revisit an access international copyright and counterfeiting treaty which has been signed by the united states we saw thousands of people come out to

cuba is now exploring for oil. if they find oil, it means we will not have to import it, he said, and that should improve all our lives. this rig could make those oil dreams a reality. all the way from china to bypass the trade embargo against communist cuba. it will be the first to use it. it's about 50 kilometers offshore. studies so far suggest there are at least 5 billion barrels of oil to discover. it is not until cuba begins drilling that it will find out for sure. this is where the islands gets a third of its oil from today. venezuela supplies but rest. finding oil offshore would break that dependence. >> if we discover oil in enough quantities, it will change the cuban economy. cuba will become an exporter of oil. >> the money is needed here. signs of the pre revolutionary wealth have long faded. those scraping by are optimistic about the oil. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we need it. for a start, we need to sort out old havana, which is falling down. for now, it's a waiting game. it will take up to 60

what to do about cuba. it sounded like governor romney was promising to get actively involved in cuba itself to try to do these things. what did you hear out of that? >> what i hear on that is i think he's going to be a strong supporter for the dissident movement in cuba, growing and rising dissident movement inside cuba and to be of assistance in whatever we can with the voices of freedom. pretty much like we did at the end of the cold war when the eastern european countries founded the united states through president reagan, pope john paul and margaret thatcher, there were world leaders willing to stand on the side of freedom and to assist those who were the voices of freedom within cuba. i don't think he's talking military action. i don't think he's talking about anything crazy. it is standing solidly with those who seek to have a different system in cuba that allows freedom to flourish. >> and very quickly, this issue of the obama administration lightening up travel restrictions to cuba, how is that pla

de cuba. romney criticÓ las polÍticas de apertura de viajes a cuba de la administraciÓn obama. el otro dijo que apoyarÍa operaciones encubiertas para derrotar. >> despuÉs pasaron hablar de inglÉs como idioma oficial. romney estaba de acuerdo en esto, porque ambos dijeron que deberÍan hacer programas para ayudar a las personas que pueden leer las boletas electorales en algunos estados las boletas se imprimen en varios idiomas. esto era de todo lo que hablaron. >> tengo entendido que hubo protestas de jÓvenes estudiantes frente al recinto donde se desarrollÓ este debate. cuÁl era la razÓn? >> vimos a un grupo de personas que estaban estacionadas justo enfrente del lugar donde se estaban realizando el debate, aquÍ en el recinto universitario, ellos dijeron que estaban ahÍ para atraer la atenciÓn a temas que consideraban no estaban siendo atendidos por estos precandidatos. en el caso de evelin rivera, esto fue lo que nos dijo. >> estamos viendo lo que estÁn hablando, vamos a usar nuestro poder como comunidad para luchar por los deberes que tenemos. >> habrÁ que seguir

it's no big deal keeping our troops in afghanistan and continuing a cold war era relationship with cuba and just sanctioning them forever but perhaps one of the most telling moments from last night's debate circled around iran threats of closing the strait of hormuz and the candidates trying to outdo each other with who would respond with more force and who thinks obama has done a weaker job the problem is that inside of all this talk one thing became very apparent that these guys don't have their facts straight here's mitt romney we have an aircraft carrier in the gulf an aircraft carrier and of course the task force with it in the mediterranean we want to show that run any action of that nature will be considered an act of war an act of terror and america is going to keep those she leans up. so mitt romney thinks that we ought to have an aircraft carrier in the gulf well guess what mitt we do you see last thursday the u.s.s. abraham lincoln arrived in the arabian sea this past sunday it sailed through the strait of hormuz we also have two more aircraft carriers nearby the carl vinson

i sat down with cuba gooding, jr., and nate parker. >> thank you for being here. talk to me about why this film is so important. >> it is so important on so many levels. one, we get to celebrate our heroes, black men, masculine men that are making decisions to determine the outcome of the film. >> when you say that, the cast, the director. >> yes. in the sense of the film, oftentimes we do a film about the black experience and we have other people telling the stories and you have other people that are heroes and now you have a chance to celebrate black heros and to be a part of it as actor, it's an incredible experience. >> you've had a lot of experience, obviously, in hollywood. how rare is it to have the opportunity to have black heroes in the film? >> very rare. if you look at the films that i really go after and i get excited about doing, "men of honor," dory miller in "pearl harbor" and the tuskegee and "red tail," it inspires me to get involved in films that tell a story of black history. when i was doing the first tuskegee airmen, i had finished my schoolin

are you open to improving relations with cuba? >> well, let me start with where the governor correctly pointed out, i was very proud as speaker to be able to make sure that the helms-burton act passed and i'm very delighted that that congressman dan burton is here tonight and is campaigning with me. it was a very important step in isolating the castro regime. i think it is amazing that barack obama is worried about an arab spring, worried about tu nearby that, he's worried about libya, he's worried about egypt, he's worried about syria, and he cannot bring himself to look south and imagine a cuban spring. and i would argue that we should have as a stated explicit policy that we want to facilitate the transition from the dictatorship to freedom. we want to bring together every nonmilitary asset we have, exactly as president reagan and prime minister thatcher and pope john paul ii did in poland and in eastern europe. they broke up the soviet empire without a general war by using a wide range of things, one of which is just psycholog

he doesn't hate cuba, and he doesn't hate the people of cuba. he certainly wasn't coming in to overthrow your government. he would come back to america and say we need a better, stronger relationship between our nay 2002 nations. -- between our two nations. much different than some might expect. i appealed to the cuban government when i was there, three times in in fact to consider humanitarian release for alan gross, to show a gesture that could help improve relation twaoepbs our two countries -- between our two countries that have seen enough division and animosity. i know the american intersection under the leadership of john caulfield worked tirelessly on this issue. sadly the cuban government seems determined to keep alan gross as a pawn, as endless hostage to the dated standoff between our two nations. i hope i'm wrong in that conclusion. i left cuba feeling this poor man was a victim of international horse trading which has been going on for five decades. i hope the government will show compassion and mercy to mr. gross and let him come

gingrich visitÓ miami, y nos dice que hablÓ de cuba, iran, y el espinoso tema migratorio. ♪ >>> despuÉs de tomar dos cafecitos cubanos en el restaurante versace, el precandidato gingrich dijo sentirse mÁs enÉrgico para hablar del tema. >>> pienso cautivar el voto hispano diciendo la verdad. y se reuniÓ con organizaciones del exilio cubano, y dijo que es el primer candidato que presta atenmente a cuba y latinoamÉrica, y quiere hacer cambios de la polÍtica hacia la habana, volver a la era de bush. >>> de incrementar la leydel embargo. la alianza de chÁvez, castro, ortega, necesita contrainteligencia, y dijo que trabajarÁ para que a cuba le llegue su primavera Árabe, y dijo que se necesita una soluciÓn humana y no una amnistÍa, el primer paso es controlar la frontera en cuanto a inmigraciÓn. >>> pregunto quÉ pasa con los que estuvieron 25 aÑos pagando impuestos y no han tenido problemas con la ley, se le debe otorgar un permiso de residencia. este mismo tema provocÓ un enfrentamiento entre mario dÍaz balart, que apoya a mitt romney, y un estudiante durante un encuentro. >>>

¿podrÍamos esperar una primavera Árabe en cuba? >> no, la iglesia catÓlica no tenÍa tanto apoyo por parte de la poblaciÓn en cuba como por ejemplo tenÍa en polonia. el papa va a cuba para ayudar a regenerar el presente institucional de la iglesia despuÉs de 50 aÑos. >> ¿no hay motivos polÍticos? >> sÍ, pero en el sentido de ayudar a la iglesia catÓlica a reconstruirse en cuba para que en el largo plazo ser una fuerza para el cambio democrÁtico. >> se vienen las elecciones presidenciales en mÉxico, podrÁ enrique peÑa nieto, el candidato del pri, sostenerse? >> yo creo que el foco y el resultado va a ser consecuencia de cuÁl va a ser el comportamiento, Él debe estar bien rodeado de asesores. no pueden volver a repetirse porque la reacciÓn de una de sus hijas cuando genera crÍtica, tiene que estar muy pendiente de su propia imagen y de no cometer los errores porque si comete errores lo mÁs probable es que... >> ¿puede sostenerse? >> el proyecto del pan y del proyecto de calderÓn no tiene mucho apoyo. puede ser el

en su reporte anual la organizaciÓn se refiere a que cuba es el Único paÍs de amÉrica latina donde se reprimen todas las formas de disidencia polÍtica. los principales aspectos de estas denuncias. >> informÓ que en mÉxico la violencia aumentÓ en su reporte anual esta organizaciÓn divulgó que las autoridades violan los derechos humanos. >> corresponde lamentablemente a unos patrones de abusos de torturas. en algunos casos, hta ejecuciones. >> por la falta de justicia. estÁn marcados. >> todos estos casos caen dentro del fuero militar. y el impenetrable. las normas, la impunidad. >> el combate a la delincuencia organizada es un significativo aumento en la violencia, miedo de la poblaciÓn. el blanco principal de sus crÍmenes. el informe atribuye asesinatos y desapariciones forzadas a las fuerzas armadas. salieron de los cuarteles para luchar contra el crimen organizado. tortura y depariciones forzadas. el presidente felipe calderÓn dijo que el ejÉrcito no comete abusos. >> las fuerzas derales tienen que actuar con respeto a la ley y los criterios humanos. >> en cuba se silenci

you might add cuba, too. we would be a lot better off trading with cuba. >> as far as us having an obication, a military or financial obligation that goes down and dockates to them what government they should have, i don't like that idea. i would work with the people, encourage free trade, and try to set a standard here where countries in central america or south america or anyplace in the world would want to emulate us and set the standard that we have. unfortunately, sometimes we slip up on our standards and we go around the world and we try to force ourselves on others. i don't think the nations in south america and central america necessarily want us to come down there and dictate which government they should have. and yet i believe with friendship and trade, you can have a lot of influence, and i strongly believe that with time, we have friendship and trade with cuba. >> senator santorum, are you with congressman paul? >> no, i'm not with congressman paul, and i'm not with barack obama on this issue. our

. >> hablemos sobre cuba y venezuela. ¿por quÉ no tener mÁs relaciones con cuba y con chÁvez? mejorar las relaciones con esas dos naciones, el presidente obama dijo al principio que iba a tener una polÍtica a booerbierta con esos paÍses. ¿cuÁl es su posiciÓn? >> creo que es un error echar hacia atrÁs y abrir las relaciones con cubas mientras tanto los castros tiene una dictadura, acaba de producirse una huelga de hambre. creo que el que dirige tendrÍa que estar enojado con la tiranÍa. >> yo trabaje en temas muy duros para aumentar la radio marty y realmente he trabajado para liberar a cuba no para facilitar las cosas a castro es de esperar que tenga una preocupaciÓn mucho mÁs mayor a lo que han tenido los presidentes en toda latinoamÉrica. >> si llega a ser el nominado del partido republicano que tipo de personas considera como candidato a la vice por eso kre se habla de marco rubio ¿estarÍa en una lista corta? >> no tengo lista corta, persie hago una lista, podrÍa incluir el nombre de marco rubio. >> tendremos mucho mÁs de esta entrevista exclusiva con noticias

what they hope to pick up in cuba. ,,,, [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. rare san francisco . >>> one car is crushed and a lot of neighbors are shaken after a rare san francisco rock slide near prominent landmark. justst after 9:30 boulders on telegraph hill near the intersection of lombard and montgomery gave way and that's where this car was crushed. people in nearby condos were evacuated for a few hours, some said the incident was just to close for comfort. >> i walked out right after it happened. i'm lucky. i mean a few secs more and i would have been right -- where it came down. >> steep slopes and rainy weather and you know it could happen anyone. did i expect it to happen here today? no. >> reporter: earlier tonight inspectors con

. >>> en méxico y cuba, de acuerdo con una organización de derechos humanos se cometen excesos en los derechos humanos y el cumplimiento de la justicia. >>> human right watch está preocupado por las condiciones en méxico y cuba y estados unidos. >>> estamos viendo que los latinos son lo s que más entran en las prisiones. >>> lo que pasa en alabama es una violación a los derechos hunos. >>> sobre lo que pasa en méxico, se han aumentado las torturas y abuso por rte de las fuerzas de seguridad . >>> los cuales no son investigados. >>> el gobierno mexicano rechazó el reporte, dice que sus fuers armadas siempre anteponen la seguridad de la población. >>> nuestra posición es que el departamento de estado no puede certificar prresos. >>> en cuba se denuncia la muerte de otro preso, después de una huelga de hambre. >>> eso quiere decir que cualquiera que cruza la línea puede quedar preso. >>> miles de personas opuestas al aborto, se congregaron en el capitolio en washington, conmemorando la decisión de la corte suprema de justicia, de impedir el aborto. >>> es momento de nuestra pr

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a chinese built oil rig is set to pump out oil near cuba as early as this weekend. gary b. if there were more u.s. rigs doing what china is doing, would our gas prices be lower right now? >> absolutely, brenda. you'd have clearly, this is economics 101, supply and demand. you'd have more supply. you know, sometimes the energy policy, and not even sometimes, always, the energy policy this administration's baffling. the president said they want, he wants energy independence. and he obviously wants higher employment, we obviously have the resources off shore. why, you know, china is coming in there and drilling, when resources we could be taking advantage of, where we increase employment. we've lowered energy prices and we assure in the future, at least a step toward energy independence, again, it's baffling. >> david? >> well, i'll just say, going to gary's point. that anybody, whoever it is, that brings more oil and resources online, increases the supply and by virtue of that, helping to lower the prices. >> yes. >> secondly, if i might continue. >> go ahead. >> the presiden

. >>> cuba, ecuador, etc.. venezuela. >>> los estados unidos deberÍan prestarle la misma atenciÓn a latinoamÉrica que a afganistÁn o irak o cualquier paÍs del medio oriente. >>> si nos vamos a preocupar de esos paÍses deberiamos preocuparnos por el pueblo de kup. el presidente de irÁn es la amenaza mÁs grande. tenemos que tomar en serio la relaciÓn venezuela irÁn. tenemos que ayudar al gobierno mejicano a ganarle a los carteles de la droga. >>> ¿como podrÍa ser en vez de pasivo proactivo con el tema de mÉxico?. >>> le darÍa cualquier nivel de apoyo que quisiera el presidente de mÉxico, recordando que hemos tenido momentos difÍciles en nuestra relaciÓn, hacer las cosas menos publicas. lo discutÍ y me ri ni con el presidente uribe, el plan en colombia resultÓ y lograron resultados increÍbles. >>> tenemos un interÉs monumental en ap mayoyar los intereses necesarios. >>> habla de venezuela y cuba, grandes aliados. no piensa que la mejor forma de lidiar con un rÉgimen de castro y otro de venezu

communist cuba is welcoming pope benedict. after years of hardship under communism. >> his visit is having a positive impact for evangelical christians. stan jeter reports. >> reporter: soon after the vatican confirmed the news, cuban president castro promised to release 2900 prisoners. it was seen as a humanitarian gesture. when his predecessor pope john paul the second made hisashi toic trip to cuba in 1998, relations showed a dramatic improvement. >> it has appeared to open the doors for the unusual protestants. they allowed evangelicals to hold their celebrations in public places around the country. >> i believe the authorities are understanding that the gospel of jesus christ is a blessing for the cuban family and for our nation. therefore they are slowly opening the doors to allow us christians to express our faith publically and we praise god for that. >> believers are calling it a vibt victory. >> what is happening today was only a dream before. >> god did more than we could have imagined. >> cuban christians have pray

i actually experienced that in cuba. and, part of the passion that i feel about this issue comes from the fact that, in 1961, the cuban constitution was identical to that of the united states. those words in that constitution did not protect us. words do not protect you. understanding and be leaving in the words do. -- and believing in the words do. we today have a serious problem in that regard. the "new york times" three weeks ago -- "time" magazine three weeks ago reported as a cover story how the constitution is under siege, and "newsweek" about two months ago had a cover story about the failure of americans to understand our government. some very scary statistics. two out of every three graduating high-school students today believe that the three branches of government are republican, democrat, and independent. that is an actual poll. 75% of all americans don't know that religious freedom is protected by the first amendment. 75%. more americans can name the judges on "american idol" than on the supreme court of the