is cuban. when you see these and -- as rosa maria said well -- the soviet union failed and then you have the socialism of the 21st century. when you have countries like venezuela, nicaragua, bolivia, cuba, brazil that were involved in that 21st century, which is the same communism of the 20th century. countries like brazil and ecuador or argentina were able to change that system that are going on, that's been going on in cuba, for more than -- for almost 60 years. what i want to say is fidel castro always wanted to expand the revolution to the whole latin america. it happened in chile, when he had links with armed groups in columbia, it happened when he literally invaded venezuela. it was stopped by the moment. i think that regarding venezuela, i think we did not value what was democracy previously in the past. venezuela used to -- was -- was known as a country that supported oil and women to compete in miss universe. probably the most important thing was when you had a lot of hyper inflation i

if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> hugo: another cuban from cuba. and that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back, and through relatives, are buying property. obviously, somebody has touched this building with some kind of investment. it's renovated. it seems to be like a hotel. somebody bought the building and turned it into a little hotel. >> anthony: however you feel about the government, however you feel about the last 55 years, there aren't any places in the world that look like this. it's utterly enchanting. >> hugo: it's very seductive. >> anthony: there is no doubt in my mind that somewhere in the opposite of the four seasons hotel chain, they're looking at the seafront and thinking, you know, "one of these days," you know? cruise ships. what happens then? >> hugo: well, look -- >> anthony: is this an inevitable march of progress? am i being a snob? >> no, no, you're being very realistic. that's the concern of most cubans. i wouldn't mind seeing one or two starbucks along hav

but the other three understand very well what the cuban do. and with the cuban regime. so i don't have -- of course i on't have a call to action different from support democracy now. in cuba is ocracy the way to stop that threat. that is not going to stop because you decide to make deals. that has been tried in the past. and hasn't worked. why? because they need each other. because they work together. all of us have witnessed what took place with the sonic attacks in cuba. we still don't know which intelligence apparatus was the one perpetrating. but we know that that shouldn't ve happened without at least the cooperation of the cuban -- [inaudible] -- so it is a threat to the whole hemisphere. the way to eliminate that threat is to work with the cuban democrats, with the venezuelan democrats, with the civil society in supporting the citizenry, to change that regime. it's the only path i see. and of course location is very important. my father used to say that educate is to liberate. it's not a new idea. we need to educate, but we need toad kate in progress. e need to c

without the mangrove two thirds of cuban aquatic species would simply disappear. to go wouldn't be the natural paradise that it is without the languorous they protect the coastlines from damage by cyclons and tropical storms after the. aims they help to filter out the mud which is the principal cause of the choking and destruction of reefs which can be observed in almost all of central america. and. once they get past the juvenile stage during which they're too small to defend themselves ocean fish swim out to the place where the rest of their lives will unfold. the two thousand kilometers of coral reef which surround the island of cuba . whereas half of the coral reefs around most of central america have disappeared the cuban reef which is considered the richest reef in the world has been totally preserved thanks to the slow development of the island. to this fragile ecosystem houses more than nine hundred species of fish fifty types of coral and two hundred types of spawn much. however the price of fame could be fatal. seventeen reefs adding up to nearly eight h

not only are these brave cuban women a ray of hope, but we also have the newer generation of cuban dissidents and a lot of them coming from the artistic community. sewn his lips as of what the castro regime wants to do, to silence him. ere is a ray of hope in cuba and nicaragua. n venezuela, the women are leading the way. women are leading the way in all of these countries. i'm very optimistic that the youth, the artists are seeing the repression and the brutality of this police state all around them and they are rising up. and this is a generation that has grown up only knowing repression because that's all they have ever known and they understand that this is not a way to govern or live. and that's what keeps me energized and that's what will keep me engaged and i hope i will be part of this family as all of you are of. >> that is a given. ms. ros-lehtinen: it is in our d.n.a. and in our blood and we have to do it and do it for all of these people who think they have no voice. we will help them. >> you were going to give a homework assignment to the trump administration. what do they need t

of course, i can't invest in a cuban business -- yet. that's illegal because of the u.s. embargo imposed after fidel castro's communist revolution. since 1962, cuba has been cut off from the goods and services an economy needs to survive. despite free healthcare, housing, and higher education, many are struggling. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> how you doing? todo bien. >> mucho gui'm jorge. >> marcus. but walking around the old city, i saw a place full of life, energized by the changes. [ men singing, latin music plays ] desperate to boost the failing economy... this is a cool bag. ...the government has loosened their reins on private enterprise. so everything's made in cuba? >> yes. >> instead of working for the state, thousands of cubans are now working for themselves. very beautiful. [ up-tempo latin music plays ] i found them everywhere, even here -- a sleepy street in a residential neighborhood in this tiny rented garage. welcome to burner brothers bakery, run by a brother and a sister, tony and sandra camacho rodriguez. good morning.

really happy to have a chance to perform with these wonderful young cuban musicians in the lyceum we touch on. the festival is in its thirty year and it's the cooperation between the lyceum what's out ya know how and the moods r.t.m. insults. willis is tell me about your wonderful festival mozart in havana two thousand and seventeen. and also just it's almost saying to say i'm at least almost out of the album that i wanna at the center second or a domino every week one door it's not a problem and but you're talking about making the same point only a little bit but a feel good moment for the podium have said it on for the one that i feel what i most like most have brought out the last mostly because as reportorial really go postal come to see i know but luckily i've also got. noised this a whole group most of them will do and they have a slick so when you finish all the pieces of mozart will you do a beethoven festival or a wagner festival went to the other said betto most on the pro about what she said what am i asked and often the feeling was out there on this one who got no hope in

here in havana for the two thousand and seventeen mozart festival out here on the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and here in the cathedral there's mozart going. paper thanks for having me here at your wonderful festival really i'm so happy to be and have honor for some mozart and to hear these wonderful musicians performing i remember the first time i came last year i was so impressed at the standard of musicianship here with your musicians tell me about where they come from the you know so little and caught in a moment. or two i am in time we want to go company and load up on the checklist and load up either way well there were some especially the. air more show than a ton of mostly goes for me to the money. they tell me about it it's the end of quote our families and by might be nice to say so for most young of them and to not move one of the most young comeau consequence about during our money and them into song time and time when we went from a c. on that of mostly goes a lot of folk at a loss and the loss of then to it of mostly gone so you're not a professor that's. w

panama has begun issuing a new tourism card that will allow cubans to travel to the central american country without a visa and buy goods now it is a very tangible symbol of strength and commercial ties between the two countries. panamanian president juan carlos for raila introduced a new measure last week making it easier for cubans to travel to and buy goods in panama provided they can prove that they have ties to a private business in cuba currently there are some five hundred ninety two thousand cuban workers in the private sector. we feel that the tourism card will strengthen the economic opening that you're seeing in cuba and permit following the country's rules and respecting the country's regulations and all their systems but it will make visits to panama easier because many cubans are traveling when they travel to other countries they return to their country and they're setting up their own businesses they're moving forward and this facilitates the process. if i think that it is a process so the tourism card comes at a time when cuba is seeking more international investments

here in havana for the two thousand and seventeen mozart festival out here on the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and here in the cathedral there's mozart going on. paper thanks for having me here at your wonderful festival really i'm so happy to be and have an affair so mozart and to hear these wonderful musicians performing. i remember the first time i came last year i was so impressed at the standard of musicianship here with your musicians tell me about where they come from. and in a moment. or two i am in time when you want to go to many and load up on the checklist and load up he. said the. air which as a matter of mostly goes for him not to the money. they told me about it quite often lease and buy might be too soon for them and to not move one of them must come consequence about during our money and time and to some time and time we move on from that of most egos and the loss at the end of mostly gone so you're not a professor of us the. last you get. or in the demo so it's a human had to trace you there. and we're going to see a. whole lot room but i go and hope it'

coffee, i have had cuba sandwiches, have i had cuban friend, cuban nights out, cuban everything. >> stop right there. >> trevor: this is quite a time? you know what is interesting, i have a lot of people would come to the show and we talk about politics and a lot of the time, i won't lie many of the people who come to the daily show have political views that match with mine or the audience. but you are in an interesting position because you are a republican. are you still a republican? >> you know, here is the thing. i was a republican when donald trump was a democrat. i was a republican when donald trump was an independent. and i'm a republican now that he's pretending to be a republican and so many other republicans are enabling him and allowing him to pretend. (applause). >> trevor: in many ways you see done all trump and his affect mirrored in politics on a local level. you know, for many republican politicians it has now become a clear choice. either you are with done alt trump or you have to see your way out of the republican party. >> look, donald trump had so much to do on b

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out here on the beautiful plaza day like happy to tell you can still hear cuban music coming from every corner but we're going inside the country time for some more mozart see you next time on sirius music and in a week since the coupon. oh oh . thank. you for four i think ok but i thought i today's one challenge frank from how. i can. i ask. how can we free the pacific ocean from plastic waste. our young dutchman is pointing the way he said course for a few world full of plastic trash floating off the coast of california is ocean cleanup system is like a garbage truck for the high seas the maneuver is not without its risks. will his mission succeed. tomorrow to the next on t.w. . say sing the album dog environment right i've often goes for city continue the publicly and many more in one thousand nine hundred they were founding figures of the balls movement fine art design and architecture almost became a pioneer off what they earn it. has much more to offer. and she also that. sixty minutes t.w. . there are digital maurier's. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for

cuban: wait for it. [ laughter ] ...okay? wait for it. ...i'm thinking what makes sense is $750,000 for 25%. it's a little rich. not really. [ chuckles ] and we have a fiduciary responsibility to our existing shareholders, of course. no, i understand that, but there's only one mr. wonderful. there's value in that. thank god. [ laughs ] i think that's a reasonable offer, actually. so, kevin's offer was $750,000 for 25%. mm-hmm. gives you a value of about $3 million. makes sense. i agree with kevin. i don't think you've demonstrated enough uplift in the value from the period of time. ah. all right, daymond, what are you gonna do? $750,000 for 25%. that's my offer. that's your offer. i'm gonna match that -- $750,000 for 25%, but i would like to manufacture the goods if i can match or beat the price so that i can make money on that side. interesting. okay. that's interesting. i'm looking at the commercial application. i'm looking at trying to go and approach hotels -- all those areas that you're not blocked out of due to lowe's,

the treatment which has been administered by monthly injections at this cuban research center since two thousand and eleven has already been approved in bosnia power of why peru malaysia and sri lanka around five thousand patients worldwide are undergoing the treatment the roswell park cancer institute in buffalo in the united states formed a partnership with the cubans in two hundred fifteen. to the only clinical results of a variant in that we're combining some of this with state of the art in your therapy so that we're ready not just for late fees testing but we're all tingly ready for attention commercialization in the u.s. but there's still work to be done researchers say first results from thirty american patients are very encouraging but they now need to replicate them in the largest sample group. a u.s. federal judge has halted construction of the keystone ex al oil pipeline which was supposed to run from canada's texas the u.s. district court of montana ruled that the trumpet administration should not have a return to ban on the project trump called the court's decision a disgr

questioned their training and demanded changes to their contracts eight thousand cuban doctors working poor in remote parts of brazil which now may be left without access to health care the tour occasionally reports. brazil's biggest health challenge isn't chronic disease it's a chronic shortage of doctors especially in poor neighborhoods and remote rural areas. five years ago brazil began importing foreign doctors mostly from cuba but that arrangement is the broccoli and become an official statement read on cuban television blamed president elect. a president elect oil as. the elected president of brazil with direct derogatory and threatening references questioned our doctors education and their presence in the more doctors program. unacceptable conditions make it impossible to maintain the presence of cuban professionals in a program. the more doctors program was started in twenty thirteen by former president dilma rousseff since then twenty thousand keep in doctors have worked in brazil including in seven hundred districts that had never had a resident doctor but the program is cont

up to fight a common enemy cancer as they test the effectiveness of a revolutionary cuban treatment for lung cancer. some of hailed it as a miracle cure in the fight against lung cancer event or researches say the revolutionary technique involves the active immunology of a protein called e.g.f. that stimulates cell growth samples of abnormally developed e.g.f. from lung cancers mixed with agents that stimulate the immune system that helps the immune system to identify and target the proteins in the cancer so i'm asked and it's one more weapons in the fight against cancer and we can use it together with other weapons such as chemotherapy. the treatment which has been administered by monthly injections at this cuban research center since two thousand and eleven has already been approved in bosnia power of why peru malaysia and sri lanka around five thousand patients worldwide are undergoing the treatment the roswell park cancer institute in buffalo in the united states formed a partnership with the cubans in two hundred fifteen. to the only clinical result of variance in that we're combin

they demand cuban doctors credentials be revalidated in criticizing the cuban government for not allowing doctors to bring families with them. rochelle: what is the reaction? reporter: it has played out in the cuban and brazilian press. the official communist website for the government, where they talk about how cuba has ordered its doctors to come back home. the government accusing them of contentious and threatening , reminding them that cuba was filling in vacancies left by brazilian and foreign doctors. when asked how he would fill that demand, he doubled down on his comments. he asked reports that if they would like to be treated by cuban doctors. rochelle: another white house staffer has resigned or forced to leave. the decision came from millennia trump. trump.nia last month, she went on her solo trip to africa, traveling with her press corps. the then deputy national security advisor had to travel separately and threatened to revoke national security council resources in revenge. trump publicly advocated for her ousting confirmed on wednesday. it could be a power move from the fir

that cuban american singer. was the top winner at the m.t.v. europe music awards taking home for accolades including best artist the show in the spanish city of bilbao also featured a stellar performance by singer janet jackson she gave an emotional speech about the abuse that she has suffered during her career. sisters united the ladies were in charge at the m.t.v. europe music video awards. and the monkees. and leading the charge was camilla cabello with the hit that propelled her to stardom back in twenty seventeen. a van to climb to number one on several charts around the world after its release or. any of that at this ears awards the twenty one year old cuban american cleaned up during the ceremony in bilbao spain. she took home best video best us act best song and best artist. the movie endless espanol is a story for. another leading lady stepped forward to receive the global icon award janet sachs. janet jackson moved the audience with her me to acceptance speech after more than forty years of fighting her way through the male dominated

both sonora says brazil will offer asylum to cuban health care workers who want to stay in brazil even if some take up the offer the sudden departure of others will leave brazilians in paul and remote areas without access to a doctor big tour a gate and be out. there with al-jazeera these are our top stories a tourism a has won the backing of her cabinet for a draft bragg's that deal struck with the european union may says as a decisive step towards a final deal agreement will now go to both the u.k. and e.u. parliaments for approval i firmly believe that the draft withdrawal agreement was the best that could be negotiated and it was for the cabinet to decide whether to move on in the choice. the choices before us were difficult particularly in relation to the northern ireland backstop but the collective decision of capital which was that the government should agree the draft withdrawal agreement and the outline political declaration this is a decisive step which enables us to move on and finalize the deal in the days ahead these decisions were not taken lightly but i believe it is a d

one-punch cuban. where it lights up, you hit. jones: look at him. cuban: pop. i'm just gonna... ah! [ laughter ] mr. wonderful, you're in trouble. i got to tell you. [ laughs ] oh! [ bell dings ] look at that. great work! yeah! awesome, mark! way to go, mark! but you can see mark was 36% accurate. he was hitting real hard, but not necessarily real accurate. i just wanted to knock his ass out. great job. i believe he knocked him out. i didn't feel a thing. mark, was it fun? it was a nice little workout. how long did we do? you did 15 seconds. i mean, doing three minutes on that would be a great workout. o'leary: eventually, we got to get to this. you put a huge valuation on this company -- $20 million. do you have any sales? uh, we do. we are -- sales to date are a little over $4 million. wow. $4.2 million. that's over about 18 months. do you make any money? we are not profitable yet. we should be profitable in september of this year. and is this designed for gyms and the home? absolutely. the black model is the personal model. the silver model is the commercial model. where are the

businesses from nearly two dozen cuban entities owned or controlled by the cuban military or intelligent surface surfaces. bolton took a slap at trump's diplomatic efforts towards savannah saying trump won't support the military on the backs of the cuban people. the administration also promised additional penalties against nicaragua and said the leaders of all three countries should "fear of the power." >> these tyrants fancy themselves as revolutionaries, icons and luminaries. in reality they are clownish, pitiful figures more akin to larry, curly and model. the three stooges of socialism are true believers but they worship a false god. >> cuba responded by saying the u.s. is punishing the cuban people based on ideological intolerance and political revenge. the united nations also condemned the cuban embargo, but nikki haley pushed back saying that united nations had failed to condemn the rampant human rights abuses in cuba. he says the u.s. stands with the cuban people who continue to suffer the lingering effects of the castro dictatorship. >> martha: thank you very much. dirty politic

they're testing the effectiveness of a revolutionary cuban treatment for lung cancer. >> some have held it as a a miracle c cure in the fight against lung cance researchers sasay the revolulutionary t technique invs the active immunology of a protein called egf. that stimumulates cell growth. samples from lung cancers are mixed with agents that stimulate immune system. that helps the immune system to identify and tararget the prpros in the cancer. >> itt is one more e weapon in e fight against cancer. we can use it together with other weapons such as chemotheherapy. the treatment which has been administered by monthly injections at this cuban research center since 2011 as already been approved in malaysia and sri lanka. around 5000 patients worldwide are undergoing the treatment. the e united states f formed a partnenership with the cubans in 15.. >> these results are veryy encouraging. >> we are ready for not only late phase testing but possible commercialization in the u.s.. >> first results from the first american patients are very encouraging but now they have to replicate them in a

cuban: we're out here in auburn, alabama. we promised our guys that we'd come out and tailgate with them, so here we are. sacca: you know, this is one of my first deals on "shark tank," and i was actually on the verge of going out, but these guys kept selling, and i'm so glad they closed me. when do we get to $10 million in revenue? i think next year's the year. doyle: the year before "shark tank," we did $2.3 million in sales. since partnering with mark and chris, we've done $5.46 million in total rentals. mitchell: mark just really stepped in to help us focus on our business by taking back-end operations off of our plates. at chris' urging, we've been looking for new markets to expand into. we are now official partners with six pga golf tournaments, providing private home rentals for players, caddies, and tournament sponsors alike. all right, who's ready to watch some football? [ all cheer ] our business started with a small problem. we never had any idea that we'd have the opportunity to go on "shark tank." this has absolu

both sonora says brazil will offer asylum to cuban health care workers who want to stay in brazil even if some take up the offer the sudden departure of other brazilians and pull and remote areas without access to a doctor a big tour a gate and be out there. was a years since an argentine navy submarine with forty four crewmembers on board went missing in the south atlantic ocean and air and sea search of overing thirteen countries turned up nothing ceremonies are being held to one of the sailors but relatives of those who died are protesting demanding the government provide answers . fifteen years after being forced to flee the conflict in darfur some three hundred thousand sudanese refugees are returning home the sudanese government says they're coming back because security has improved but aid agencies are blaming food shortages in chad's refugee camps even morgan has met some of the returning refugees in west awful when it's the first harvest. since he returned to his farm five months ago he left fourteen years ago to escape the darfur conflict in western sudan but he says life in

so when i was thinking the rehearsal so moots i would have been a good cuban i see some similarities you know he was always joking he was the rhythms in it the being alive you know i think he would have liked cuba see. their latino sum of money to him we. know none of. that i mean before. that i got there the muscle of the fed and you know most of their most of the world and went on the no go a lot about this in a while but they are going to i will get the they are going to implement it a lot of the most idealistic but they've got. i mean. everything. well i am loving experiencing mozart in havana so i look forward to the concert thank you for having us. but at that i'm going to try. and. do you have a favorite piece by mozart apart from the musical joke which we are playing. when. this is. said. on our. land. they can demo. the horn concertos and. someone somewhere got a song and then i will go much of the have been slowing down on the thing we did to him to assess the say nobody. knowing there was mozart happening in the course i wanted to join in on my horn so i was really happy t

unacceptable conditions make it impossible to maintain the presence of cuban professionals in a program. the more doctors program was started in twenty thirteen by former president dilma rousseff since then twenty thousand keep in doctors have worked in brazil including in seven hundred districts that had never had a resident doctor but the program is controversial he even doctors are paid less than that brazilian colleagues brazil paid around three thousand one hundred dollars a month through the pan american health organization pay each doctor the doctors themselves receive only about a quarter of that the rest back to the cuban government. blamed the collapse of the program on the keeping government's intransigence tweeting we condition the continuation of the program doctors on the completion of skill tests full salary payments to keep in doctors much of which now goes to the dictatorship and the possibility for doctors to reunite with their families unfortunately cuba refused both sonora says brazil will offer asylum to cuban health care workers who want to stay in brazil even if s

both sonora says brazil will offer asylum to cuban how. co-workers who want to stay in brazil even if some take up the offer the sudden departure of all the resilience in pool and remote areas without access to a joke to victoria gate and be zero. zero again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera the british government minister in charge of directed negotiations has resigned dominic rob says he cannot in good conscience support the draft deal to leave the european union the u.k.'s labor party says prime minister recently has no authority left following the minister's resignation the prime minister's you to address parliament soon and faces a backlash from other m.p.'s who opposed the divorce agreement the bangladeshi government has suspended its repatriation of ranger muslims a program was supposed to start on thursday but it had no volunteers some refugees have fled the un's camps in caucasus bazaar because they were afraid of being returned forcefully to myanmar the speaker shrank a spot him and says the country does not h

cuban officials are targeting united states and canadian diplomats in havana with the sound terrorism where people have inexplicable headaches and are sick. we found out it's because the cuban government with the help of china was committing sound terrorism. liz: we understand the reaction about what the president said about the journalists, saudi arabia with the murder of the colorado columnist, khashoggi. the government set aside cuba's abuses of its own people. it's gotten so bad in venezuela that they have china coming in with a smart car to monitor and track the locations of all venezuelans. the liberal media, forgive me for characterizing it that way. they said those stories aside. they set aside obama basically giving a pass to syria, not saying anything about the red line he drew in the sand. the green revolution was abandoned by the obama white house. >> i interviewed three iranian dissidents in prison under these regime. they were? jail at the time of the green movement. they couldn't believe obama just abandoned them. he said people were on the streets saying obama, where a

economic embargo of cuba has been overwhelmingly condemned by the united nations the cuban sponsored resolution to the u.n. general assembly passed one hundred eighty nine to two with no abstentions cuba's foreign minister says the u.s. embargo was held back as country for generations. to do you there is a flagrant massive and systematic violation of the human rights of cuban men and women and it has been and still is the main obstacle to the well being and prosperity of several generations. they have been abandoned by the united nations and by most of the world's governments but the cuban people are not alone today the united states of america stands with them the people of cuba are neighbors and are friends and they are fellow children of god u.s. president tunnel trump has announced new sanctions on venezuela and has warned of more measures against cuba and nicaragua is a ministration has branded them a troika of tyranny the measures include sanctions on venezuela's gold sector which the u.s. says has been used to finance criminal groups u.s. citizens are not allowed to trade with

a cuban-american. an amazing candidate and will be an amazing member of the delegation and will be a rising star. alexi: we have heard a lot about the post-kavanaugh bump for republicans. whether it is in enthusiasm or donations. we have seen how the battleground has shifted after that moment. what is one race think was genuinely helped by brett kavanaugh's nomination? john: i am not sure there was just one. i think either side would agree that there was a kavanaugh bounce that helped all races. i do not know if there is one, off the top of my head, that stands out. maybe rod blum?

the final story i want to tell before mark comes up is about the cuban missile crisis. one reason i want to tell this is it involves some of the people in this room new. knew. in thery starts eisenhower administration. a very beloved reporter named frank coleman. he befriended a soviet workingst who was downstairs. who everybody believed was an intelligence operative, and he was. befriended him and was also a friend of richard nixon. he told nixon about this and nixon encouraged him to act as a intermediary. they passed messages back and forth. years, he wentr home. his tour in washington was over and he turned the contact over to a new military intelligence officer who worked in the embassy. coleman continued the same operation acting as intermediary with this other person. it was not just his personal connection between them. he knew what was going on. -- andn both shook off then he came back. president kennedy was elected president. was friends with the press secretary. he introduced his friend to bobby kennedy and they had a real bromance. they met very often. would

the cuban exiles were being attacked by tanks. they were going to be driven into the sea. >> back in washington, the u.s. navy and deputy cia director are basically saying let us invade cuba. the cia had the notion president kennedy would send in the marines. he would come to the rescue. but that's not what happens. >> kennedy says this was supposed to be a covert operation in which the u.s. hand did not show. we are not going to invade cuba and attack cuba ourselves to salvage this operation. >> over 100 cuban exiles are killed and more than a thousand are taken prisoner. >> in the end, the united states is revealed to be completely behind this invasion. >> as castro boasts to the world about his victory, america is humiliated. >> kennedy was so overwrought that he began to cry. >> jackie had never seen her husband as distraught, as despondent, as depressed. he believed his presidency was over before it had even started because of this tragedy. at one point in the depths of his despair he and bobby were together, and bobby said,

cuban american singer communicability was the top winner at the m.t.v. europe music awards taking home for accolades including best artist the show in the spanish city of bobo also featured a stellar performance by singer janet jackson. and the way the ladies took charge of this year's e.m.a.'s that. leading the charge was twenty one year old coming like a bale the crowd roared as she scooped up a whopping four awards at the m.t.v. europe music awards in bilbao spain she took stage again and again picking up the best video best us act best song and best artists. the movie endless espanol and it's. the cuban american singer was propelled to stardom just last year when her hit havana climb to number one on several charts around the world. that soon. another leading lady stepped forward to receive the global icon award zuni cxi. janet jackson moved the audience with her me to acceptance speech after more than forty years of fighting her way through the male dominated music industry. i am one of those women. women who have been gagged both literally and emot

eliana and her husband are among one hundred cuban doctors hired by kenya's ministry of health. because we don't. wake every day for them and that the people know that you won the day here even now in the community that people are coming to think about we sizwe lives we respect the system from the. government says the controversial decision was part of a plan to improve access to primary health care especially in rural areas. within about sixty s. the government come to government as part of a seventy five health facilities this is this is talking about from a health center to a number of dispensaries which will truth of the basic level two addresses of the family level both from what if i also created so this is but of the strategy used to measure the really does the average working distance it is a thing about a hundred number thing about industry or number twenty. we visited one of the health centers in an area called on that and then you keep. this maternal when it was built by the simple county government in two thousand and sixteen it remains closed for now. the dispensary

>> just cuban coffee, no sugar. so really it's espresso, but we call it cuban coffee. [ speaking foreign language ] >> she says it's time to vote for me. >> is that what she said? >> that's a good sign. >> you could be translating, i would have no idea. >> reporter: carlos curbelo is the republican congressman here in a tight race where cuban-americans are key to republicans' grip on power. >> let's go talk to folks, is that all right? >> sure. >> what are you voting on? what do you guys care about the most? >> very simple. republicans. >> republicans? >> republicans, republicans, republicans. >> do you get the sense the rest of the people in washington understand what life is like here? >> i don't think so. i'm a believer that we should allow a lot of immigrants to come in because i'm an immigrant. but do it the right way, legally like i had to do it. >> so when you saw them separating those kids, what did you think? >> it had to be done. >> i think a lot of people would think this is a heavily immigrant district.

the treatment which is being administered by monthly injections at this cuban research center since two thousand and eleven has already been approved in bosnia parag why peru malaysia and sri lanka around five thousand patients worldwide are undergoing the treatment the roswell park cancer institute in buffalo in the united states formed a partnership with the cubans in two hundred fifteen. but the only clinical results are very interesting in that we're combining similar acts with state of the art immunotherapy so that we're ready not just for late fees testing but we're all to me ready for attention commercialization us but there's still work to be done researchers say first results from thirty american patients are very encouraging but they now need to replicate them in the largest sample group. terrorism is returning it to egypt after years of political unrest and terrorist attacks the sexes snapped back last year with more and more europeans returning and interests growing in countries with a lot of potential as well like china. the tourists are back around the pyramids of giza for

the cuban treatment is already available in five other countries and it is hoped the us will be next. labour dzeko, bbc news. president trump has arrived in france to take part in events commemorating the centenary of the end of the first world war. as he arrived, he tweeted a stinging rebuke of the french president, emmanuel macron, who'd called for a european army, to protect the eu from china, russia — and even the united states. earlier, the british prime minister, theresa may and the french president, emmanuel macron, laid a wreath at the thiepval memorial in france. the two leaders honoured more than 72,000 men from britain and the commonwealth, who died at the somme and have no known grave. lucy williamson reports. last post plays buried in the soil of europe is part of britain's past, its sacrifices and its souls. in belgium today, the prime minister laid wreaths at the graves of two british soldiers. the first and last of their countrymen to die in the first world war. waiting for mrs may at the town of albert in the somme, the french president told schoolchildren, "never f

cuban american figure cut me a cut biomes two weeks of the board at the m.t.v. europe music awards but this year's event is not only about entertainment with veteran singer janet jackson taking to the stage she talked about a difficult past plus in the bundesliga gladbach are back to their winning ways baby does the door for three male to climb to second in the table we'll bring you the goals from sunday's match. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program iranian president hassan rouhani is urging his country to stand up to what he calls a bullying enemy he was speaking as the u.s. reimposed all sanctions lifted three years ago as part of the international deal to limit tehran's nuclear. the restrictions target key areas of the iranian economy including the oil financial and shipping sectors but rouhani says that iran will not be intimidated by such measures. at markets like this one iranians have been feeling the costs of sanctions long before they came into effect the mere threat has sent inflation soaring and prices doubling in just a year leaving household budget