. >> we talked about the symbolism between castro and obama, what will obama get out of it? will he get short-term concessions on human rights or other issues such as americans being able to do business in cuba. >> if there is a quid pro quo here, it doesn't look like it. what president obama is trying to do, he's trying to establish his legacy and also make it difficult to roll back some of the regulatory changes. >> what he's doing is laying the groundwork for a post castro era, is that what this is really about? >> i think on the surface that's exactly what is happening but on a subterranean level of this, in terms of trade--trade in cuba dropped between 2015 and 2014. it was down 8% in january compared to last year. despite the normalization of trade, trade has diminished over the past few years. however, we're seeing companies partner with hotels. this was a hotel built in 1875. winston churchill went there. >> an american hotel chain, but also that american hotel chain might be purchased by chinese insurance markets. what we're looking at is chinese influence that is d

obama, president obama and raul castro agree on one thing, it's not going to be easy. president obama said okay, it's going to be a process. raul castro gave the example of a swimmer that took four times and finally succeeded and i thought that this was really wo workable that both of them put on the line. we have done our best today, but this is a process that has to go forward. the thing that i found the most interesting about president castro was the fact that he talked about guantanamo and the embargo, because thighs are always the things that they want to mention, they didn't mention the wet foot, white foot policy, so wondered if something happened behind the scene, they didn't want to raise the issue. one of the best things, of course, is that they both gave their views on human rights, and they did it in a debate, in a discussion. president obama made a great point - with other countries we don't have embargoes and policies against them when we don't like their democracies or dictatorship or human rights, but we talk to them about it. and, therefore, we should

while president obama was en route to the communist nation, the dissident group tweeted president obama, while you travel to cuba, about 40 ladies in white have been arrested. during therrests in havana, you hea someone in the crowd say, easy, easy, the press is heje. been detained so president obama lands in cuba without a visible opposition. >> reporter: different groups and different generations stood together with a different stance. >> we need to stand up for democracy and never take for granted what this country stands for. >> there should be opening up democracy, freedom, elections. that comes first. >> it is a sad day for america. it is a sad day for freedom, happiness. >> reporter: important to note there are others of course who agree in t miami area with the cuba. that being said, however, also important to note, as you saw in that video, this trip has struck a nerve with the cuban american since i've been covering on decemberer17th, this is the biggest demonstration to date. back to you in havana, cuba. >> reporter: laura, thank you. even tough we are in havana, we have to t

obama le dijo que era su turno para responder. el mandatario, raÚl castro se habÍa quitado los audífonos, porque estaba hablando con su gente antes de responder la pregunta. raÚl castro: estaba preguntando si se dirigiÓ a mÍ, porque las pelis meras palabras no se las entendÍ, me pareciÓ oir que hablÓ de presos humanos. vilma: la segunda pregunta era para usted, le explicÓ obama. raÚl castro parece creer que el problema es el de los audÍfonos y le pega con sus dedos, a ver si puede escuchar mejor. raÚl castro parece seguir sin entender la pregunta, es de si tiene presos polÍticos y por quÉ no los libera. raÚl castro: que pregunta concreta hizo sobre los presos polÍticos? vilma: castro sigue como quien no quiere entender, golpea nuevamente los audÍfonos para escuchar mejor. raÚl castro: dame la lista ahora misma de los presos polÍticos para soltarlos.} vilma: le pidamos nuevamente que responda a quien prefiere de candidato polÍtico. gran castro: yo no puedo votar en estados unidos. vilma: un reportero de la tele

theseare things going on in cuba that hopefully are signs that president obama and the obama administration has been pushinin for the last two years. we will continue with our coverage. when we come back from a quick eak, we'lll have live pictures with this historic meeting that's next. looking great and stping out with confidence includes having beautiful feet. my newest beauty routine secret starts ithe shower. discover the latest innovation from amop\. the new pedi perfect wet & dry. now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin. plus, it has 2 speeds the easy way for touchably soft feet. suits me and my new shoes. new amop\ pedi perfect wet & dry. amop\. love every step. >> welcome back, everybody, and our continued live coverage of president obama's historic trip to cuba. in cuba, we're looking live in havana cuba right now. esident obama spending his first full day in the island beginning at the plaza of la revolution, where fidel castro delivered a lot of speeches denouncing the united states and a lot of other countries. >> you saw video in our newsroom minutes ago, the co

anti-castrond obama protesters used a steam roller to make their point, crushing pictures of obama. highly offended over his visit to cuba. accustomed to these protests. tourists apparently aren't. this woman is visiting from switzerland. >> i thought the cubans accepted it and like it that obama is coming over to cubaa to open the door. americans can go over there without any problem and the cubans to america. >> reporter: almost everybody here shares in their disdain for the castros and obama expectcept for this woman. >> obama is going to help to open cuba. then we have to help ourselves. >> > porter: while anti-castro rallies happen regularly outside of the versailles restaurant, today protesters stepped up their game. calling president obama a coward with president raul castro. nobody was hurt out here and no arrests were made. you can bet these protesters will be back outside this restaurant making their point even after president obama leaves cuba. so jackie and jawan, a spirited day here in little havana. let's send it back over to you guys in havana, cuba. >>> a very awkwar

obama of using position as president to lead country. and i think that just about sums up where we have been the last several years. year after year in which republican politics have been a contest for who can say no the fastest, the loudest, and the longest. with no record for reason or the best interests of the country. we have seen that over the last 24 hours in response to the supreme court. truthfully, we have seen that the moment the american people elected barack obama, republican leaders made it their mission to block everything, literally offering the president propose it. they misled the american people about his policies and over the last year we have seen incredibly heated rhetoric around the president and the country's future. today, donald trump is the republican party's front-runner, and people are surprised that hateful and divisive rhetoric has contributed to a candidacy that mirrors all of those themes. we are particularly honored to have senator reid here to discuss this topic and many more. senator reid has been fight

obama dijo que su visita era una oportunidad para forjar nuevos acuerdos y tender puentes entre ambas naciones y su gente.--fernando pizarro se encuentra en "la habana" y desde alÁ tiene todos los detalles de esta jornada hisÓrica. trt 252 intro on cam muy buenas noches desde la habana.ha sido un dia en que se vivio tanto expectacion y tension por el arribo del presidente obama. el mandatario estadounidense ya esta en cuba, pero la bienvenida oficial esperara hasta este lunes. cuando el avion air force one se poso sobre la pista del aeropuerto jose marti, se borraron 88 anos de historia en que un presidente estadounidense no visitaba cuba. el canciller bruno rodriguez recibio al mandatario, la primera dama y a sus hijas, en un momento que pocos imaginaron antes de fines del 2014, cuando la casa blanca anuncio el proceso de normalizacion de relaciones. ni bien aterrizo el avion, el presidente obama envio un tuit al pueblo cubano, indicando que espera oir directamente de ellos. la intensa lluvia que cino l aee eajaa lluvia que puede llamar sociopolitico porque el pueblo espera esto y

and president obama did just that. now, i'm kind of cautious, not optimistic about whether this is going to be the beginning of a new era. we have seen this before, with pope john paul ii, and jimmy carter, and i don't think that this is from the middle that much. but still, to the people of the island, they feel energized by this visit. and i'm not fearing the position, since they know better. >> molly, what did you hear in that speech that struck you? >> i think that the speech was remarkable because of the tone that he struck, so i would disagree a little bit with juan charles and it's a balancing act. you want to have a little bit of heart and a little bit of soft. and what he did powerfully throughout the visit, it was a little bit of diplomatic. he didn't have to be that hard. he let raul walk into that himself. in an awkward moment of the press conference where he tried to deny that there are political prisoners, and i think that it was a brill wentient way to use that soft engagement in a really diplomatic way.

now that america has made that open visit with president obama, and here is his son visiting with obama, i think it is history, and it's amazing to be here and watch it. >> you spend your winters in in florida. what are the differences in your point of view? caller: i have family in florida. on theferences are based greater population of america and what is happening and some of the issues. the gun issue is something we also see with great concern and worry. and i see it here when i visit come out open it is -- visit, how open it is to carry a gun. that is not part of our culture. we find difficulty with that. host: thank you. is there anything you want to add? louisa: i think it is interesting if you look at political attitudes in the united states, you have the northern united states and you would probably find more similarity in the culture between the northern u.s. and canada, where you have differences with politics in the south. i always think of it as if you took the american political spectrum and cut off the far right, and even some of the far left, and just took the middle, th

when i asked obama, raul says sure i trust president obama. i asked president obama, do you trust raul castro, and he doesn't answer the question. he didn't say yes i trust raul castro. this will take time. it will take 50 or 60 years to get to this point and it won't change overnight. raul castro did not come and meet president obama at the airport. i don't think this is a diplomatic disaster from the word go. we have a few days. few mojitos. few cigars. >> and i'm told they knew president castro wouldn't be here to meet him when they got off the plane. this isn't something where president obama was surprised. any intrigue is unfounded on the basis of fact as we know right now. >> since the embassy opening, they've been working more closely than ever. it used to be if you were a u.s. diplomat you were isolated. they spied on you. they harassed you. didn't work with you. it took 10 administrations, u.s. administrations, to get where we are now. if it was easy, it would have happened earlier. >> thank you very much. we will get dried off here a

obama en la habana, hay historia entre la relaciÓn de cuba y los estados unidos. tendremos cobertura en directo. en entrevista exclusiva, el hijo del ex gobernante raÚl castro, habla de la visita de barack obama a la isla. siguen aumentando los incidentes violentos en los eventos polÍticos de donald trump. en arizona, su jefe de campaÑa, resultÓ involucrado. en nueva entrevista de kate del castillo, insiste que el actor penn la engaÑo. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix y arantxa. ♪ ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. desde la habana cuba, marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> buenas noches, desde la habana haciendo historia. el presidente barack obama llegÓ como primer mandatario en visitar esta isla, en 88 aÑos. recorriÓ las calles de cuba, junto con su familia, visitaron la habana vieja. la emblemÁtica habana vieja, en la plaza de la catedral. parte de la cultura de este paÍs. una zona que ha estado siendo visitada por muchos turistas. especialmente

obama, mr. president, they said do you have a bucket list since this is your last rodeo as president. he said no, i don't have a bucket list, but i have a list that rhymes with bucket. now, you use your imagination. mr. obama said it and we all heard it. >> ma lrimaria? >> there's no comparison. president obama said that at a white house dinner during a roast. trump would never allude to anything. he would actually say it the way he has these past few months. pastor, let me finish. i didn't interrupt you. pastor, i did not interrupt you. >> let maria finish, mr. pastor. >> my bad. >> let's remember our manners. thank you. secondly, yes, trump has been vulgar. he doesn't just allude to vulgarity. he says the words. look, absolutely president obama will help hillary clinton. we all talk about she needs, if she's going to be the nominee, the obama coalition to come out for her in record numbers. who better to mobilize and energize and excite the obama coalition than obama himself? he is incredibly

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desde los jaivas la a habana s imÁgenes extraordinarias del presidente barack obama con su f familia caminando por el acapill de cuba. >> el pdresidente raÚl castr f fue el tan gran ausente en el i recibimiento del presidente barack obama y su familia en el aeropuerto. >> vamos con mÁs titulares del d dÍa. >> hoy en el noticiero telemundo cortes y empujones, reaparece la violencia en un evento del can i candidato donald trump, tenemos noticias. >>aaccidente y milagro, fdernano alonso se salvÓ de morir tras s este impresionante accidente, le contamos que fue lo que ocurri. >> este es noticiero telemundo f fin de semana. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes y bienvenido al noticiero te telemundo fin de semana soy fe i felicidad aveleira. >> y luis carlos desde miami. >> soy marÍa celeste arrarÁs s desde la habana cuba en este Íaa historiÓrico de la isla, el presidente barack obama con su familia etstÁn cenenando en u s restaurante llamando san cris b cristocristo cristÓbal en la primera noche y bajo un fuerte aguacero. >> el presidente barack obama i visitÓ a la capital de la ha

eric dyson joins us to discuss race and the obama presidency. >> who is barack obama when it comes to race? >> guest: he is a really complicated human being. one of the smartest men to occupy the oval office who thinks about the issues of race. he showed the knity gritty of race and grappled with the consequences and talked about shifting between a father who is from kenya and a white mother from kansas and their heritage. and he speaks about a biracial child trying to fit in. he is a man who has a brilliant understanding but is residence to address the issues. the moment he begins to speak on race, his poll numbers take tank but there is finger pointing at him. we could say that is anything he does. the division is not in society but it is in his black body. never again can this presidency as an institution exist without having the history of a black man grace the roster for two terms and do it with insight and elegance struggling with race and trying to find the best way to address the nation. >> host: let's talk about the struggle. you mentioned the numbers dropped and early on in

>> de hacer una escena con el presidente obama. todavÍa no he podido ni lavarme la cabeza y quitarme las canas estas que me he pintado. reportero: pasamos por su casa para platicar de video que llama atenciÓn de casa blanca. >> con ese vÍdeo parece que llegÓ a la casa blanca, y me estaba haciendo una llamada a obama de mentira, pero pues una buena idea que en esta visita pÁnfilo comuniquÉ con la verdadera casa blanca. reportero: cuando este vÍdeo comenzÓ a circular muchos pensaron que no era real. >> no es un montaje, es real. pÁnfilo hablÓ con obama, por supuesto en tiempos distintos. despuÉs se editÓ, pero no fue un montaje como tal. reportero: estÁ consiento de que eres parte de esta semana histÓrica? >> no tengo como mucha conciencia, entro a mi facebook y veo que mi pÁgina ha subido en 10.000 seguidores. reportero: el salto a la fama internacional ha sido instantÁneo. >> no estaba preparado para eso, que me escriban amigos de todos los paÍses diciÉndome hermano, quÉ fue lo que tÚ hiciste? estoy en italia, e

president obama: and trumpet and hillary. [laughter] >> for you, president castro, can you say what you said about political prisoners? >> did you ask if we had political prisoners? did you ask if we had political prisoners? to know if you had cuban political prisoners, and why you don't release them. of politicala list prisoners, and i will immediately release them. give me a name or names. your this meeting is over can give me a list of political prisoners, and if we have those political prisoners, they will be released before tonight's end. i cannot vote in the united states. [laughter] question is for raul castro. stated, andeatedly today once again that we must learn to coexist in a civilized manner with our differences. could you brought in this concept at this historical moment that we are living? and then i have a brief question for president obama. president obama could did give more space to eliminate u.s. , sokade during your mandate another generation of cubans would not have to suffer this blockade against cuba?

a state dinner for the obamas will be held tonight. on tuesday obama will address the cuban people. he is also scheduled to meet with cuban dissidents. we'll have more on obama's historic trip after headlines. in arizona, demonstrators shut down a highway leading to a rally for republican presidential candidate donald trump outside phoenix saturday, delaying the rally ahead of tuesday's key primaries. three people were arrested, including jacinta gonzalez, a leading immigrant advocate who had locked her neck to a van's window as part of the roadblock. gonzalez said she was then transferred to immigration custody, despite being a u.s. citizen. >> yesterday when we were arrested, the two colleagues and was arrested with released. because my last name was gonzales, i was questioned by ice and placed in the detainer. proves the hatred and the profiling that trump sense and trust remote is the same that exists in the administration. amy: at a trump rally in tucson, a trump supporter was caught on video sucker punching an anti-trump protester as he was being led away. tony pettway was arr

obama's historic trip. local10's jenise fernandez has more. >> jenise: earlier today this senior center was pack with dozens of people watching coverage of the president's visit to cuba. now, this, of course, was the topic of discussion for the past few days. many of the people here are cuban exiles. they're not happy with the president's visit, and they had a lot to s s. heated discussions going on inside this senior center on many here are cuban exiles intently watching president obama's visit to the island nation. this woman telling us the president will have his hands stained in blood by shaking raul castro's hand. and this woman telling us she feels the president is disrespecting the cuban exiles. while many here are watching this historic visit, others le an a medina chose too look away. she knitted while the tvs continued to show the president in cuba, visibly upset. >> right now i saw them shaking hands and shaking hands and shaking hands to criminals. what happened to change in cuba? nothing. >> je

this shows how important this is inside of the obama family, inside of the obama -- can you imagine the president and first lady and daughters sitting around the dinner table saying where are we going next? they are here for two nights. that's longer than the stays in asia or europe. that's how excited the family is about coming to cuba. >> those words apply to president obama's interest in his legacy. he said he didn't want the last year to be a nonevent. he took it in his hands. executive orders are doing this, not legislation. that's an unknown in terms of history of relations with cuba and the united states. a quick break. when we come back, it may be raining but this is hopefully a ray of sunshine metaphorically for the people of cuba. we will take you through why in a moment. jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now h

obama says about his visit. it's what the pictures reveal. >> reporter: cuba's past and present, captured in a single image. contradictions are a fact of life in this eisland country. there are grand portraits and taxis in the shape and color of the minions out of despicable me. 90 miles away, yet a world apart. the u.s. and cuba are drawing closer again. consider president obama's visit unthinkable a few years ago, now it's almost anti-climactic. the president and first lady walk through havana, a first since calvin coolidge. it has been a long time. the trip comes with the usual pomp and pageantry, but beyond the photo ops there are the people. some remember the days before the revolution, the embargo, the bay of pigs, the cuban missile crisis. others grew up fearing, hating america. children in the u.s. were taught the same about cuba. today marks a milestone for both nations. with images like this perhaps a turn away from that hate on both sides. >>> that's our program. thank you for watching. i'm john siege

i have questions for president obama. president obama could u.s. government give more space to eliminate during your mandate. another generation of cubans would not have to suffer this. we must learn to coexist in a civilized manner with our differences. many for being the first steps. we must continue hearing these steps. i am sure, we will be able to coexist peacefully in an environment of neutral cooperation. the benefit of both countries. in africa with the ebola. that is the future of mankind. the island mate, smaller. >> you are making too many questions. they should be directed towards president obama. >> we have administratively already made a number of modifications. i referred to them in my statements. we have been fairly aggressive. given that the law, putting the embargo in place has not been appealed by congress. >> there may be some technical aspect of the embargo that we can still make adjustments on depending on problems as they arise. the issue around the dollar, and the need to make modifications in terms of how the embargo was im

obama replied, better off now than when i came to office. that assertion does not hold up under even cursory examination. so why not? >> guest: only crunch numbers, there is no emotion, no religion. clinically dispassionate, objective, empirically -based estimation of what he said. when you look at all the numbers, black unemployment, black unemployment at one point was in excess of 14 percent which is heinous. and even then chairman of the congressional black caucus said, if that were a white president we would be marching around the white house. when you look at every social index whether it was black kids being expelled from school that early age in greater numbers, look at the housing crisis, the later on in his 2nd term along with the great victories of same-sex marriage in his own trade policy that he got cut, the housing victory that was not quite as much, but it was a significant victory. it does not have to be racial intent to judge housing practices that are unfair. it is the disparate impact. even if you don't intend for it to be

the message president obama will deliver, privately and publicly, is simple. we believe the cuban people, like people everywhere, are best served by genuine democracy. when they're free to choose their leaders, express their ideas, and practice their faith. so the united states will keep championing the human rights of all people, everywhere, including in cuba. in venezuela, we were heartened that the recent legislative elections were well administered and relatively peaceful. and the results were initially respected. but we remain deeply concerned by the marginalization of the legislature and the jailing of dissenters. we aim to see a dialogue between the government and the opposition so that they can work to address the country's pressing needs, especially its very serious economic challenges. across the americas, the united states will continue to support building those durable, accountable institutions upon which democracy grows and basic services demand. chile is reforming its lobbying laws. mexico is strengthening its judiciary. paraguay now hosts -- exc

enrique: del presidente obama llega esta noche a argentina. enrique: del presidente obama llega esta noche a argentina. jorge: kate del castillo pa, mis amigos dicen que hablo raro. no hablas raro, tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. ---buenas noches hoy solo a las once...tras los ataques terroristas en bruselas, la seguridad en los medios de transporte del área de la baÍa se ha reforzado... hablamos con usuarios del "bart" y autoridades del respecto.---una pareja demandó al departamento de poliÍa de vallejo por haber calificado su secuestro como una farsa... seÚn la pareja, la agencia del orden les arruinó su reputacÓn. "tengo miedo del gobierno vilma: finalmente kate del castillo se atreviÓ a contar su direcciÓn en espaÑol. reportera: quÉ balance hace kate del castillo? >> pasaron tantas cosas,de entrada nunca me imaginÉ que un tweet iba a causar todo lo que causÓ. todavÍa no encuentro balance. marÍa: ante el titubeo, le ayuda a e

jornada de actividades de presidente obama en cuba. raÚl castro ofrece liberar presos polÍticos si se confirma su existencia. en serie de entrevistas la mayor parte de precandidatos respalda seguir ruta de normalizaciÓn de relaciones diplomÁticas entre washington y la isla. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. ♪ ♪ ilia: presidente obama y delegaciÓn asistieron a una cena ofrecida por raÚl castro en palacio de la revoluciÓn. obama dijo hoy que le gustarÍa reunirse con fidel castro. en la tarde participaron en una rueda de prensa. dio por terminada cuando le preguntaron por liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos. blanca: a la cena realizada en palacio de revoluciÓn asistió la mayorÍa de delegaciÓn norteamericana que acompaÑan al presidente obama en este viaje. fue el primer evento del dÍa en el que el ambiente fue mÁs relajado y los temas polÍticos fueron matizados por una cena tÍpicamente cubana. presidente obama dijo que le gustarÍa conocer a fidel castro si la sal

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president obama agreed. tuesday he'll meet with a group of local dissidents that he has with others around the world. >> i have met with people subject to arbitration. that is something i have to speak out on because i hear from them directly and i know what it means for them >>> raul castro called for an end to the decades old trade embargo on cuba, a coal shared by president obama, who told a group of ceos and cuban entrepreneurs that his days are numbered. >> a way to help succeed and improve lives is to lift the embargo once and for all. >> inviting american business along for the trip is designed to make it harder for republicans and other opponents to resist or reverse the opening to cuba, should the republicans win the white house. and also along the way emphasising the history made. even at the end of a sometimes tense press conference the two leaders were all smiles. admission to that meeting with a small group of dissidents, a private meeting at the u.s. embassy, president obama has what is billed

once again, before president obama leaves office. >> right. that he is -- he -- gives the impression he's not a rogue leader, but that he's a responsible leader, seeking a kind of global stability, a man who is willing to step into the breach in the middle east. a man that the west can do business with. and quite frankly, you see it with john kerry's visits to meet with president putin, with russia's deep involvement in almost every single diplomatic question. so i think there's almost no doubt that at some point, the europeans are going to say, why do we continue to sanction the russians at some cost to our own economy? >> and the iran sanctions russia vetoed. sanctions against iran this week after iran fired ballistic missiles that could carry a nuclear weapon in violation of the recent nuclear deal. but no sanctions at the u.n. and the u.s. can't do much about that, can it? >> no, that's right. because of the foolish way in which john kerry engineered the restrictions on ballistic missiles, putting it in the hands of the united nations, whe

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obama and cuban dissidents of the white house. the opponents of the cuban government including the ladies in white claim political oppression on the island has increased since cuba and the united states announced the normalization of relations. they say the simple fact that more americans visiting cuba makes the government nervous those visitors will come in contact with government opponents. >> cuba is a country is suffering from police oppression. president obama said he would come to cuba one human rights conditions improved. they have not improved. they have gotten worse. this is an important visit by president obama and we are hopeful change will come but the biggest obstacle to that change is the castro family. they have no desire to allow >> reporter: after the president meets with those dissidents, he is scheduled to attend a baseball game here in havana. the first time in 17 years in major league baseball team is an exhibition game against the cuban national team. i was here in 1999 when the baltimore orioles did it. toda

but i think on the other side, you see barack obama once again, no drama obama, playing it cool as a cucumber saying, all right, gop, merrick garland. top that. >> if you won't seat him, who would you seat? perry, let's talk about the president's calculation here, assuming he didn't nominate the person he actually wants, right? what could have been the president's calculation in deciding to go for somebody like merrick garland, rather than going for a pick that would have excited the base more? >> it sounds like he really wanted to pick someone who he could imagine -- president obama has been very focused on i'm president for this last year and i'm going to be involved in the campaign, i want to help the democrats win. but i also want to accomplish key goals of my own and for other countries. and a supreme court nominee like this, you heard in obama's speech as he announced garland, he was able to quote twice from orrin hatch, where orrin hatch, senate republicans sort of talking about how great garland was, how garland should be a great choice. so in some ways, this is a choice that

president obama is looking at the long term. american influence, making sure this system doesn't collapse and we suddenly change it over time. he thinks others have said it, the former government will be in the dust of history, and he can take some credit with rights to having played a role in the position that is already currently taking place in cuba. raul castro said we won't change our domestic policies. communist party is here to say. the new generation will take my place. we'll have to say. this is the first generation of this revolution, and raul kas c castro is doing something his brother was never willing to do. >> reporter: they can shake hands, but certainly the cuban americans and the exile generation, it's unacceptable without shaking everything up. we're talking about the president obama taking long term views. the next president could undo whatever he does. the embargo is an animal of congress, and without congress, kate, nothing can change back. >> patrick, it's john berman here in new york as well. if i can ask

of president obama he says the cuban people are happy with obama. american flag watching in the wind with danielle miranda wears a shirt with hisuban flag. i'm cuban, he says, and i came to see oba. by this point the president had already left the memorial and was within the walls of the revolutionary palace. miranda says obama has demonstrated that he keeps his word. he came to see the people of cuba, he says. but the cuban people have not even from far, he says. too much police always keeping us away. and, calvin, as you know, the cuban people are resourceful, so this guy, she says he's going to continue to try until he gets a glim of the president of the united states. >> calvin: tomorrow is a big day. we know there's a pivotal speech but we know after he gives his speech there's going to be a baseball game with the tampa bay praise the cuban national baseball team, and there's a certain player who is going to be coming back home. take a look. >> hatzel: these are the moments, calvin, when ver own e. a for the first time sees his family after bei

because president obama nominated him. that's how they treated him over his entire presidency, for 7 1/2 years. it didn't matter where these ideas came from. didn't even matter if they came if republicans. republican leaders repeatedly told the lie over and over in many danchte way. they said for everything that president obama proposes, even if it's a republican idea, it cannot help you and will hurt you. look at the affordable care act. in 2009, 50 million americans were suffering without health insurance. the center priest for reform probezzed by democrats is the individual mandate. where did that come from? from the conservative heritage foundation. but as soon as president obama proposed it, it suddenly became socialism in their eyes. but it's not just the affordable care act. democrats put forward one policy after another to address economic hardships faced by americans. many of these ideas were originally republicans. and previously enjoyed bipartisan support. yet one by one they were rejected by republican leaders

president obama's first inauguration. they've decided on the mission first they will do everything in their power to keep president obama from being elected and second they would prevent him from achieving any of the legislative priority is. the rejection of president obama's manifested itself in one big lie. they repeated it in different ways over and over again. the economic hardships could be addressed by smart policy solutions if the solutions were pulled by obama. we have seen this lie in the last 24 hours nominated to the supreme court and the circuit court overwhelmingly moved somewhere in the senate with a large vote appointed him into selected him as the court of appeals to the dc circuit for the highest court in the land. here's what the senators have garland. she said very compliant ratings. they slam the door on a good man simply why? because president obama nominated him. that's how they treated him over his entire presidency for seven and a half years. it didn't matter where these ideas came from a. it was o

michelle obama, the obama mother-in-law. he immediately tweeted in local slang, how is it going, cuba. que bola, cuba.

and the uncomfortable moment with president obama. and right after, my exclusive interview with the president. we asked, what was said inside that room with raul castro. you were in that room, do you trust president castro? do you believe that he truly wants change here? we also asked the president about criticism back home and the arrest of disdepartments arrived, as he now prepares for his historic speech to the people of cuba. >>> tonight, donald trump with . defending his supporters. what he's now saying tonight, and we ask president obama about trump's prediction of riots, if the republican party tries to stop him. >>> good evening tonight from havana, where we witnessed and historic moment today. president obama standing side by side with cuban president raul castro. saying, the united states and cuba are no longer enemies. a thaw, decades after the cold war ended. but there were tense moments today. the two leaders did not always see eye to eye. there was the hand shake between the american president and the president of cuba,

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michelle obama, the obama daughters, and his mother-in-law. he immediately tweeted in local slang, how is it going, cuba. que bola, cuba. just touched down looking forward to meeting and hearing from the cuban people. cuba has been painting, primping, repaving roads for weeks. security is intense. on this palm sunday the president is visiting the cathedral in old havana, thanking the country's cardinal ortega with pope francis brokered secret talks bre tween president obama and raul cass to sign deals for hotels, banking and internet service. to boost biz not the president lifted restrictions so americans can travel here easily. to reach millions of cuban tv fans he retaped a routine with cuba's biggest comedy star. >> this is president obama. >> reporter: times are changing since a young fidel castro launched his revolution. the u.s. retaliated with an economic boycott. more than a half century of suspicion dies slowly. a weekly silent women's protest against rat sheem was disrupted by counterprotesters. arrests on both sides. the u.s. and sc

the cubans are absolutely thrilled that obama is visiting. the perspectives that have been given by the exiles, they are out of touch with reality in cuba. the vast majority of cubans in cuba are thrilled by the opening obama is making. it's meant to endorse the kind of economic reforms, at the core of raul's changes. >> so will the cuban people really benefit, will the government benefit, who is actually going to benefit there this normalization? >> what's really happening within the last two years since 2011 there have been more categories that are allowed. when i lead my motorcycle tours and other groups to cuba, i'm putting people in private homes, using a.m. 50s cars as private taxis, putting money in the hands of a new burgeoning realm of private enterprise. what obama wants to do is endorse that. >> let's talk about that. you think an improvement in the business and economic situation there could lead to changes when it comes to dissidents, human rights issues, is there a connection there? >> there is a connection. because one of the r

and obama gets in and they all come right back. i was a big obama supporter in 2008. i had a lot of hope. i thought he was a great man. i still think he was a pretty good guy, but i thought he would break the strangle hold of clintonism on the democratic party, and the exact opposite is what happened. >> bill clinton, and we're coming to the end of our time -- ended his two terms as president with a popularity rating above 60%, and it was almost like they didn't think that was a useful tool. like popularity for its own sake, rather than popularity to do good things. >> you are talking about the clinton foundation? >> the clinton years. >> you had the closest to full employment that we have had in my lifetime, well, since the 60s. things looked really good for about three years. what is difficult to remember is that it was good because it was a bubble. it was the nasdaq bubble, new economy bubble all propped up by these things he engineered. telecoms, banks, and it burst fortunate for bill clinton just as he was leaving office, and it really collapsed with george w. bu

. >> president obama landed in cuba. the head of cuba who was there for pope he wasn't there for the president of the united states. >> reporter: president obama pushing forward, expected to discuss freedom for the cuban people when he sits down today with president raul castro. >> it's a historic opportunity to forge new agreements, commercial deals, to build new ties between our two peoples and for me to lay out my vision for future that's brighter than our past. >> president obama will also meet today with cuban business owners. tomorrow, he'll meet with cuban dissidents and delivers a speech directly to the cube ban people. >> of course, he'll take in a baseball game there in cuba as well. washington. thank you, bazi >>> abc's david muir sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with president obama. he reports from havana later on tonight on "world news tonight." >> from a thaw in that cold front to, literally, a cold front that's moving through new york city, it's snowing as you can see right now, but this ar

raul castro sort of grabbed obama by the biceps and started to lift his arm, except obama wasn't having any of it. he wasn't going to raise his arm. and then raul castro almost pushed the president, president obama out of the -- off the stage and out of that room, grabbing his arm. it was just very strange. >> laurie: a power play, perhaps. >> michael: here we go. you see castro grab his arm like that, and then they don't know whether they're goioi to shake hands or whatever. now, watch castro, well, he -- >> laurie: kind of yoree sentenced the exit, and then he wants president obama to walk out first, but he very much wanted to hur at the end of that press conference after taking that huge step, though, of at latest takin questions. for the first time. >> janine: and then at the end he said "too many questions," so he moved on. >> michael: our president is used to sparring with reporters. raul castro is not. >> laurie: we will have much more no doubt. do stay with uses for complete coverage on president barack obama's historic visit to cuba. there are so many moments to come. look for

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