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marco rubio, a presidential candidate. a lot of critics mostly on the republican side but you'll see democrats who criticize this, too. you'll see reports that there have been more dissidents arrested in cuba since the announcement of talks. >> we've seen a change in how cuba detains people. in the past you would see these long detentions, the rounding up of groups, the sisters the mothers, the friends of a group that essentially had their husbands and boyfriends and fathers rounded up in these crackdowns they're called the plaque spring in the first part of the century. >> we don't see that any more? >> what we see now are temporary detentions. you'll see groups rounded up who are protesting, causing problems for the government, they're thrown in jail for a period of months and then released. >> we also see that in china and we have a trade relationship with china. what does this mean for u.s. and u.s. business interests. >> this is a win nor cuba. this is cuba saying it's open for business and it needs the money. >> but

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll speak with presidential candidate senator marco rubio. >>> president obama becomes the first sitting president to visit kenya later today. the president left joint base andrews last night. he'll attend a business summit and meet with kenyan leaders. mr. obama says he disagrees with them on gay rights. gay sex in kenya is punishable by up to 14 years in prison. some activists told him to keep such views to himself. >>> california fire crews are battling several wildfires. the fire in napa valley grew to 10.5 square miles but an evacuation order has been canceled. another fire has forced officials to shut down a major highway between sacramento and reno. >>> a bridge that was destroyed during a flash flooding will reopen today. interstate 10 is the link between los angeles and arizona. the bridge collapsed some days ago leaving some drivers stranded. >>> autopsy reports on sandra bland show she killed herself. blamd was arrested after a traffic stop escalated into an argument. she was found dead. >> the cause of death was a hanging. the evidence was a su

senator marco rubio, a cuban american, is threatening to block the nomination of any ambassador to the island. that means little to people who are lining up for visas in havana. they're focused on what this means to them. >> what joy including today it's five times that i've come to this embassy. i think this will be better yet. >> we've been in the situation for 56 years. and i think this will benefit the country in certain respects. i think it benefits those of us who want to see our families and children who are there in the u.s. >> a turning point in diplomacy and perhaps in the lives of millions on both sides of the straits of florida. roslind jordan, washington, d.c. >> let's go to washington, d.c. sir, thank you for joining us here on al jazeera. we were just listening to roslind jordan's report. she mentioned some of the stumbleing blocks that remain. the issue of guantanamo bay. is it perhaps pre- premature to start opening embassy when a lot of those stumbling blocks are not resolved? >> the opening of embassies and the restoration of diplomatic relations is the first critica

>> we're hearing from republican presidential candidates like marco rubio cuban american, represents florida in the senate, has a large and strong cuban american population. he called it president obama's capitulation monday, saying president obama is making concessions even as cuba's castro regime is still practices repressive efforts against its people. it's not just republicans criticizing this move to normalize relations. we have heard some pushback from senator bob menendez, democratic from new jersey, also cuban american critical of some of the obama administration efforts. congress has the say ultimately on whether or not to lift the embargo and they can try to do things like block the formal naming of an ambassador to cuba. >> thank you libby casey in washington. we'll be standing by for the flag raising. >> the u.s. embassy in havana is open, as well, although without a formal flag raising ceremony until next month. as for cubans, melissa chan found many want to see the benefits of normalized diplomatic relations before they get too excited. >> there's less ceremony here unt

he doesn't want a republican president from florida, jeb bush or marco rubio to come into the white house and rescind or reverse this extraordinary move forward in u.s.-cuban relations. >>> a major step happened in the spring when the united states decided to remove cuba from the state sponsors of terrorism list, that was a big ask of cuba clearing the way. an embassy - a united states embassy in havana expected to open in mid to late july likewise an embassy in washington on the cuban's part. >> that could be quick, right? >> relatively quick. the united states has a legal restraint. 15 days the administration has to notify congress that they'll formalise relations. there's nothing that congress can do at this point. the cubans have no restraint. they can run the flag up the flag pole with their interest section, they can do it tomorrow unclear when they'll open their embassy. there's opponents in congress marco rubio - it was mentioned, robert menendez trying to block a new ambassador it would have to go through the senate the president's nominee, unclear how they'd handle that the powe

and we take a look at marco rubio, the senator and republican potential candidate that basically said he will block any nomination. but obama said that the best way for you guys to support our values is through engagement. he wants to make sure the+ relations between the u.s. and cuba are normalized. it is one of his major foreign-policy goals. brent: many say this will be a defining moment in his presidency. thank you very much. for the cuban perspective i am joined by barbara from havana. we have to say it's a historic development. barbara: thank you for having me. i must say that we will have to wait for a couple of days for reactions. people haven't heard about it. only 25% population has access. it has been going around facebook, twitter, and websites. brent: is it being reported as a historic and momentous change in policy? barbara: of course. they have been covering the issue that we did not have afternoon editions. it did include the news. the cuban population is going to hear about this more tomorrow or on the news tonight. there is, of course the reaction that has been very

senator marco rubio, speaking now. >> reporter: -- examples are endless. it begins by allowing a perception to be creating, that we were pressing for anywhere any time inspections, and now denies that that was ever promised. there was a perception created among by colleagues that we were pressing for any time inspections. then the snap-back sanctions i think are also hollow. we have this complicated 24-day process that iron is going to test and exploit over and over again. they realize once the international sanctions are gone as your iranian counterpart has said. he also bragged that incremental violations of the agreement would not be prosecuted. no matter what happens, iran will keep the more than billions of dollars it will receive up front, basically as a signing bonus. they will be able to continue to develop long-range ballistic missiles that know only one purpose, for nuclear warfare. so all of these are revealed of lies when they are developing a long-range rocket that is capable of reaching this room in the future. the deal also allows the arms e

and we take a look at marco rubio, the senator and republican potential candidate that basically said he will block any nomination. but obama said that the best way for you guys to support our values is through engagement. he wants to make sure the+ relations between the u.s. and cuba are normalized. it is one of his major foreign-policy goals. brent: many say this will be a defining moment in his presidency. thank you very much. for the cuban perspective i am joined by barbara from havana. we have to say it's a historic development. barbara: thank you for having me. i must say that we will have to wait for a couple of days for reactions. people haven't heard about it. only 25% population has access. it has been going around facebook, twitter, and websites. brent: is it being reported as a historic and momentous change in policy? barbara: of course. they have been covering the issue that we did not have afternoon editions. it did include the news. the cuban population is going to hear about this more tomorrow or on the news tonight. there is, of course the reaction that has been very

senator marco rubio a cuban american and a presidential candidate is threatening oblock any appointment ever ambassador to theappointment of ambassador tothe island. >> the cuban people is going to get nada. >> you cannot erase 55 years of whatever has happened which is very real. just because you -- united states and cuba has decided they are going to open an embassy. that is not going to go away but, it is a good thought for anew beginning. >> reporter: a turning point perhaps for lives of millions on both sides of the caribbean. rosalyn jordan, al jazeera. >> coming up, looking after themselves despite government promises and the passing of a hero. we look back at the life of a man who saved hundreds of lives of jewish children from nazi death camps. here's another look at the top news stories here on al jazeera. egypt's cabinet has approved new security laws on the heels of violence in the sinai peninsula. a series of attacks on wednesday on military checkpoints killed more than 100 people. >>> european officials have said there will be no more debt negotiations with greece before a

marco rubio says he has raised $12 million for his campaign so far. that brings the total to 44 million for be candidate and his supporters. 44 million behind texas senator ted cruz and 60 million behind former florida governor, jeb bush. coming up next why harper lee's new book has caused controversy over a classic character. >> nobel passions prize winner malala yousafzai is celebrating her 18th birthday. she inaugurated the opening of a school. harper lee's book "go set a watchman," a whole new and controversial perspective on atticus finch. >> david the novel takes place in a time when america was debating desegregation. atticus finch as a person defending a black man. "go set a watchman" sets finch in a different light. set in the '50s it describes how finch's daughter returns with her racial views. do you want negroes by car loads in our movie theaters? and in our world? finch's character may be a shock to mockingbird fans but readers we spoke to say it could be a more realistic portrayal. >> nobody's perfect. >> even if this characteristic, att

rubio that they're going to try to get in the way of that, randall. for now it's a day for the obama administration to celebrate this success. >> and the meeting between secretary of state counsel kerry and his cuban counterpart later this afternoon. >>> the united nations security council approved nuclear deal with iran another historic moment. president obama praising that a short time ago saying it will usher in a new era of relations. the deal sets off a path for iran to build a peaceful nuclear energy program without building weapons, and it sets the framework for lifting economic sanctions. paul beben is live at the united nations. paul, the united states congress still has to vote on the deal, but the u.n.'s approval could be a game changer. >> absolutely, randall. while the u.n. approval makes this international law it goes into effect officially in 90 days sometime in mid-october. the united nations giving their approval today. you heard a lot of people at capitol hill both republicans and democrats, but especially republicans are not happy w

several polls, and yet still we have many including cuban american presidential candidate, ted cruz marco rubio, the former governor of florida, jeb bush making statements if not outright opposing sort of hedging and playing homage to the group that still opposes this organization. there are still things that the congress can do, but the president is going to open that embassy and the cubans are going to reciprocate, probably later this month. stephanie? >> mike viqueira at the white house. and let's go to melissa chan in miami. many cuban ex-pats live in that city, how are they reacting to this news. >> reporter: well, you can imagine there are a lot of people that are unhappy, and for decades they have argued that the status quo the u.s. has taken has been effective. you remember this big media brouhaha, this cuban child had come to florida with his mother. his mother drowned in that trip. and there were protests and the cuban american community came out. that community today is diminished, if that had happened back in the 1990s, for example, behind me you would have seen protesters and

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so i think it says a lot -- the sorts of people that were there this week, marco rubio chris christie, jeb bush. i think those are the sorts of people that are most likely in the back of mitt romney's mind that he probably wants to see up there getting the nomination. >> as we said, romney is going to meet with jeb bush in the coming weeks. so when you look at who romney is meeting what does that telegraph? >> i think it tells you it's kind of the more establishment business friendly sort of republicans. it's telling that ted cruz, rand paul ben carson, donald trump he's not up there with mitt romney, but these other guys are. and you know, the reason, all of them want to be with romney is for a couple things. first up, mitt romney is popular in new hampshire. hamp is a very important state. when you look at these people that we just named, new hampshire, the path of victory for them when laying out their path for victory goes right through new hampshire. it makes sense. mitt romney has run twice. he knows a little bit about the game. he's got some ideas. so it makes sense. also you b

you have marco rubio, and ted cruz. one candidate, that being donald trump, doesn't speak for everybody. >> and yet you have senator ted cruz calling donald trump terrific. are you surprised by the lack of condemnation against these comments from other g.o.p. candidates? >> well, think about it, it's early in the process, and you are nothing if you don't win the nomination. so they are all jockeying for position to win the nomination. and what donald trump has been able to do is get the attention of the press. he is right now controlling everything in the press that you read is about him right now, and so if you are a candidate in a crowded political primary for the presidency, that's where you want to be. you want people reading about you, talking about you, he is dominating the news media right now, and as a candidate for the presidency, that really helps him. not as a businessman so much but as a candidate for the presidency, it helps me. >>> on the democratic side there is another presidential candidate in the race.

senator marco rubio is threatening to block the nominee to any ambassador to the island. in havana they're focused on what this means to them. >> including today it's five times i've come to this embassy. i think it will be better yet. >> we've been in this situation for 56 years. and i think this will benefit the country in certain respects, and i think it benefits those of us who want to see our families and children who are there in the u.s. >> a turning point in diplomacy and perhaps in the lives of millions on both sides of the straits of florida. rosalind jordan al jazeera state department. >> we're live from miami. so obviously a huge cuban population in miami. what kind of reaction has there been to this yet another set with the full normalization of relations between cuba and the u.s.? >> well, i think it's worth taking a step back in time. about ten years ago i stood on this exact spot when fidel castro ceded power to raul. talk of normalization then would really have just freaked people out. it was not even on the radar. but in the proceeding years it's been a

>> well, i guess the central figure there would be marco rubio who is the republican senator for miami. also a presidential candidate whose parents came from cuba back in the 1950s. he's someone who vehemently stands against any noicialsation. he does have support because he has good points. why are we dealing with a regime like the cast castros he believes there should be no concessions a sitting u.s. president shouldn't even be sitting down with a castro at all. i would say in the last ten years i've been here the change in attitude with the cuban government has changed drastically. there would simply be hundreds of people here very advocate vocal speaking with one voice. that doesn't hatch in part because the older generation is dying out their voice is are fading away and for the newer generation there is the belief that the embargo didn't work, made the family and relatives suffer. they want to see something different. they want to see a change in policy a different attempt and perhaps the chance for americans to freely travel to cuba and see this all for themselves. it's almost a

senator marco rubio was threatening to block the nomination of any ambassador to the island. >> in the largest political enclave in the u.s. people were of two mind. >> i never thought i would see this. i don't know what i'm thinking - cuban people will benefit. right. give me a break. >> you cannot erase 55 years of whatever has happened which is very real. just because you want the united states in america and cuba decided one day that they are going to open an embassy, that is not going to go away. but it is a good start for new beginnings. >> a turning point in diplomacy, and perhaps in the lives of millions on both sides of the streets of florida >>> lots more ahead on al jazeera, including this - gunshots in burundi as the country waits for the results of the parliamentary election. we'll have more on that after the short break. >> we've got the final agreement within our sites. >> many who think that the united states should not be sitting down with iran at all. >> there is possibilities of a conflict all around the region. >>> hello, once again, here is a look at the top storie

and we heard from senator marco rubio, bringing up a range of hypotheticals. what if for example, israel pushes back against this do we then side with iran? the administration saying no. and you're hearing some more heated terminology. we're hearing republicans getting bamboozled. democrats saying that is completely inaccurate and if the u.s. has been bamboozled then all international allies have been as well. >> menendez made the point of the credibility of snap back sanctions. and lou isn't have a clearance to that. and the brought up the arms embargo, and then there is this issue of why president obama has not said more explicitly that if iran does not comply with the nuclear deal that the military option is on the table. other critics have also been saying that. do we know why president obama has not laid that out more clearly? >> well i think you are getting a sense from the administration officials that this is something that they don't want to start hedging their bets on drawing more lines in the sand about, because then it puts the administration -- re

and republican candidates chris christie and marco rubio hit new hampshire for the fourth of july parade. the state was the destination as candidates look to win over voters. new hampshire is home to the primary. at lindsey graham, jeb bush, and rick perry are among the other candidates who attended events today. investigators are trying to figure out how a fireworks display in colorado went wrong. fireworks flying into a crowd of thousands, injuring spectators. >> star-spangled danger at this show. up to 20,000 spectators gathered for the annual display last night when this happened. >> the rocket shooting toward the crowd instead of the sky after a shelf tipped over. nine people injured. a similar incident two years ago north of los angeles injured 36 people. hitting spectators like shrapnel. it is the nightmare this person is hoping to avoid tonight as he makes safety checks ahead of the rose bowl celebration. >> disastrous for the industry. we all suffer when there is a tragic accident. >> individual fireworks causing serious damage as well. most injuries occurred to be handed face.

senator marco rubio, a fellow american, is threatening to block the nomination of any ambassador to the island. >> in the largest enclay in the u.s. -- enclave in the u.s. people were of two minds. >> i never thought i would see the situation. if you want people to benefit, right. mfime a break. if you want people to go away. >> you cannot erase 55 years of whatever has happened which is very real. just because you want the united states and america and cuba decided one day that they'll open an embassy, that will not go away. it is a good start for new beginnings. >> a turning point for diplomacy and in the lives of both sides of the streets of florida >>> the u.s. department of justice says it's investigating whether u.s. airlines worked together illegally to keep airfares high. investigators asked for information on seat numbers and other booking details. patty culhane reports from washington. >> the u.s. justice department confirmed to al jazeera that in their words they are investigating possible unlawful accord nation. they don't give many details, but the press is reporting whethe

rubio that was one of the more explosive lines and i want to give you a sense of the back and forth between rubio and secretary of state john kerry as he post add series of hypothetical questions. >> we will coordinate in every possible way with israel with respect to israel's concerns. >> so if israel conduct as cyber attack are we blunted to help them defend themselves. >> no, i assure you we will be coordinating very closely with israel as we doen every aspect of israel's security that that's not how i read this. >> i don't see any way to be conflict with israel, with what we mite want to do there, i listened to a long list of your objections here, about it but there's no at terntive. that you or anybody else has prop posed. >> i sure have secretary kerry. >> and i am confident the next president of the united states will have enough common sense that if this is being applied properly, if it is being implemented they won't just orb trayly end it. >> what about business that is go over to do business in iran, can these sanctions if they just snap back will these businesses really

senator marco rubio a cuban american and presidential candidate is threaten to go block any ambassador to the island. people were who two minds on the situation in cuba. >> i never thought i would see it. i don't know what obama is thinking, the cuban people are going to benefit right? give me a break. the cuban people are going to get nada. >> you cannot erase 55 years of whatever has happened which is very real. just because the united states of and cuba have decided one day that they are going to open an embassy. that's not going to go away, but it is a good start for new beginnings. >> reporter: a turning points in diplomacy and perhaps in the lives of millions on both sides of the streets of florida. rosalind jordan, al jazerra, the state department. >>> the u.s. department of justice says it's investigating whether the u.s. airlines work together illegally to keep airfares high. investigators have asked for information on seat numbers and other booking details. patty culhane reports from washington d.c. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department has confirmed to al jazerra that in

jeannette: senator and presidential candidate marco rubio criticized today's events saying that it sends the world of on message -- the world the wrong message. there are a lot of questions. will this do anything to help or solve the human rights issues in cuba? that remains to be answered. there is another event in august and that is the opening of the u.s. embassy in cuba. the exact date has not been set. reporting live in northwest, jeanette reyes, abc7 news. jummy: nigeria's new president's meeting with president obama at the white house today. the meeting is expected to shore up relations between u.s. and african nations. the leaders are expected to discuss assistance in the fight against islamic extremist group boko haram are group's deadly rampages have killed thousands in nigeria. man charged in the dce mansion murders in the northwest is in a courtroom. darren we -- baron wint is accused of killing savvas savopoulos, his wife, their son, and a housekeeper. john gonzales has more on what is going to come out of the hearing. john: the proceeding still go on at d.c. superior court,

rubio and ted cruz and tony in havana top diplomate and he is jeffrey delorentiz has the letter to the cuban ministry saying president obama took the step and formal notifications and wheels turning to flags being raised at the american embassy in havana and cuban embassy later this month. >> interesting times we are living and i don't know how this works. give us details on some of the logistics right in reopening embassys. >> well in u.s. law there is 15-day notification of congress and they began the clock and as a practical matter there is nothing congress can do about it at this point but when the president gets around to nominating an ambassador to hold the post in havana for the first time in 54 years and they can come up with the senate and in charge of confirming that nominee. there are also other issues at place here for the cuban side obviously the biggest concern shared by american business is the trade embargo in cuba and in place formally since 1996 before that informally since the early 60s many people especially the cubans want to see that lifted. that will require an a

rubio. the u.s. plans to reopen its embassy in cuba later this summer. >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump is sanding by his -- standing by his remarks about senator john mccain's war record. he is refusing to back down. in an op-ed piece in "usa today." trump says the republican senator has not done enough to help american veterans, something he said he would do if elected. >> i'd be able to build a new hospital. i'll be able to build them care centers. i'll be able to help the veterans. john mccain has failed. >> if mr. trump had served in the military, he would know that everyone that volunteers to serve our country and protect our flag are heroes. >> in that op-ed piece, trump calls most of his republican opponents failed politicians who have no business running for president. so if he's trying to get attention? he's getting that. >> certainly. >> not good though. >>> all right let's go to liza batallones. you seem pretty busy over there. >> all the activity right? what's

florida senator gop marco rubio, says until those concerns are adds dressed he'll block the confirmation of any us ambassador to cuba. craig boswell cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, it was a fantastic night for the us women as they advance to the world cup finals, they beat germany two-nothing, and their defense has been amazing. >> sure has they've loud a poe end to score for 513 minutes. hen a daniels with more. >> reporter: soccer fans are cheering on team usa. as they gear up for the women's world cup finals. >> oh, delighted to be moving on. >> the american women beat top ranked germany two-nothing tuesday night to advance. thanks to penalty kick, by team captain, carli lloyd. and then impressive goal by kelly o'hara. >> it is wild. i think i blacked out for a second to be honest. >> fans will be keeping an eye on tonight's japan-glands match up. the win letter take on team usa this sunday in vancouver. the us women have only one goal in mind, to bring a third world cup title home. hanna daniels cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now, right there in that huddle the star of the game, delr

among the speakers at the libertarian conference were republican candidates marco rubio and donald trump. speakers addressed audience members on topics ranging from finance to politics amid controversy over comments about mexican immigrants donald trump used the stage to clarify his belief. >> i love the mexican people. i love the spirit of the mexican people i respect mexico. the problem is their leaders are much smarter than their leaders, their negotiators are much tougher than our negotiators. they're much more cunning. >> trump also said that immigrants flow through our border like water because mexico sends people to america that they don't want. >> lawmakers in greece have approved a bailout proposal. it includes spending cuts and tax hikes to resolve the country's financial crisis. the 60 billion-dollar proposal is very similar to the offer from the european union that was rejected by the prime minister and voters. right now eu leaders are reviewing the bailout plan. many experts say this is greece's last chance to avoid bankruptcy and stay in the euro. greek banks have been shut

. >> reporter: florida senator and gop presidential candidate marco rubio says until those concerns are addressed, he will block the confirmation of any u.s. ambassador to cuba. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. >> and cuba's foreign ministry says its new embassy in washington, dc will open july 20. >>> the white house is about to get spiked. today the secret service is installing a removable anti- climb feature with sharp points at the top of the answer in surrounds the pennsylvania avenue property. the add-on is only temporary until they come up with a long- term solution there. it's all in response to the recent security breaches on white house grounds. >>> and the white house is throwing out a long-time rule today. you will now be able to take pictures while on tour of the presidential mansion. the camera and photo ban has been in place for more than 40 years. to announce policy change first lady poressed this video on her instagram account ripping up the card. videocameras, fixed and live streaming are not allowed. >>> starting today all east bay m.u.d. customers will pay mo

among the republicans, marco rubio. >> hurry up. we need your vote. >> reporter: a newly announced candidate. chris christie spent five straight days here. >> i love this. >> reporter: add mitt romney to the mix in gop elder statesman. for voters it may be too much to take in. >> i think they should spread out a little bit more. if you have four or five here i would like to go check them all out. >> reporter: and rick perry baby kissing for a canine. and jeb bush managed expectations. >> we're making slow progress. i'm the tortoise in the race. >> reporter: in north country, motorcycle engines revved up the parade route. so did democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> this road has been used to keep people moving to keep that pace. clinton staffers said the rope made it easier for clinton to be seen by voters and supporters. a small but persistent group of protesters repeatedly shouted at her along the way. clinton walked a mile-long distance reluctant to discuss her detractors. does it rattle you all? >> i love parades. we have

rubio saying trump does not speak for the gop. >> he will have to respond to his own comments. i disagree with them, they are inaccurate, offensive and divisive. >> today a protest is planned outside the latest trump hotel scheduled to open in dc next year. trump plans to campaign this weekend in states with large latino populations. >>> friends and family will pay tribute to kate steinle this afternoon at a private memorial service in pleasanton. steinle is the woman who was killed on a san francisco pier last week. the 32-year-old was a graduate of amador valley high school. steinle's family is seeking donations through the "go fund me" website. her brother brad says money will go toward charities important to his sister including the challenged athletes foundation and the performing animal welfare society. more than $33,000 have been raised so far. >>> the condition of one of the surviving victims from last month's balcony collapse in berkeley is improving. the 21-year-old woman from dublin, ireland, is still in intensive care but has been taken off the critical list. she is

congress can't do very much, even if marco rubio says that this is a bad move. congress can't do very much up until now. president obama is going to have to name an ambassador. there is rumors that is going to be jeffly delarentis. people like licensed graham running for president and others are going to fight the confirmation of an ambassador to cuba an many grounds some of which of retch reparations, as well, the giving back of property taken from residents in cuba. >> we will have live coverage today starting at 11:00 a.m. eastern, right here on aljazeera america. the head of the u.n. watchdog agency will go to iran tomorrow to meet penalty rouhani. news of the trip cups as diplomatics in vienna continue negotiations. they've given themselves until next week to work out a deal over iran's nuclear program. an interim accord will remain in place in the meantime. president obama said there is a lot of work to do before reaching agreement. >> there has been a lot of talk on the other side from the iranian negotiators about whether they can abide by some of the te

new jersey governor chris christie and florida senator marco rubio posed for pictures in new hampshire. former secretary of state hillary clinton was also there this weekend greeting voters in the northern part of the state. republican rick perry, lindsey graham jeb bush marched in amherst. jeb bush says he is personally offended by donald trump's recent remarks about mexico and immigrants. bush's wife was born in mexico. he called trump's remarks extraordinarily ugly and farout side the mainstream of republican thought. when trump announced his campaign last month he said immigrants bring drugs and crime to america. >>> in greece voters are going to the polls to cast ballots on country's financial future this will be about whether greece will accept another bailout and more austerity measures. the country is broke. a yes vote means a financial aid package with budget cuts. the prime minister is calling on greeks to vote no. some experts say that could lead the country to financial and political isolation. >>> it is a very big day for the british royal family. princess charlotte will b

our abc news analysis shows donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, ted cruz, mike huckabee and ben carson will all be on stage for the debate. poll standings will indicate if the next five candidates will be at the debate including chris christie rick perry, john kasich, and bobby jindal. our analysis predicts carly fiorina, george pataki and lindsey graham will not be at the debates. but again, there's another poll coming out next tuesday. doesn't matter. a lot can happen in a few days. >> all that matters, they're trying to make the cut. what can you do to get your name in the news. >> yeah. >> to make the cut. this is just madness. >> it will be interesting to watch. i can't wait. you've been talking about this for sometime. >> i've been talking about this. >> you prefer this over the miss america pageant. that's your favorite show? >> let's not go that far. >>> we turn to boston. >>> boston is out of the running for the olympics. the u.s. olympic committee will seek another american city to bid for the 2024 games after it became apparent there was not enough support in

rubio. only 7% said they'd vote for donald trump who called mexican immigrants drug dealers and rapists. >> i hope. drivers can't wait. you have to watch. >> the clock is ticking for east bay officials in efforts to build a new stadium complex for raiders and the a's. laura? >> this process appears to be going down to the wire. >> time is running out on officials trying to come up with a policy plan before it's too late. >> it's taken forward but i think 're getting closer to making it work. >> this fan, and the teams get a better experience. >> with a monday deadline looming it was a day of closed door meetings as city officials prepared a response to developers proposal. >> and this is important to the community. >> this will still happen here in oakland. >> plan calls for construction of two separate stadiums on the existing property. >> next month, in mexico, owners are expected to draw up a preliminary plan for a team possibly the raiders to move to los angeles. >> fires broke out monda

. >> reporter: jeb bush, rick perry, lindsay graham, marco rubio and chris christie worked the crowds. jeb bush seemed to enjoy working on the holiday. >> new hampshire voters are discerning. they are educated. and it gives me a chance to tell the jeff story and talk about ideas i think are important. >> reporter: even a former presidential candidate got in on the act. >> hi guys. >> reporter: mitt romney greeted crowds and took a moment to address donald trump's comments. >> i think he made a severe error saying what he did about mexican americans and it was unfortunate. >> reporter: democratic front runner hillary clinton got specific on issues. she wants to be the small business president. >> i want to take a bright light and shine it on every regulation, every licensing requirement. every tax requirement. and take a hard look at the difficulty of getting credit. >> reporter: clinton's challenger bernie sanders in iowa says his campaign about working people. >> we have got the right issues. we are going to be out-spent, but we have enough money to run a campaign. >> reporter: i'm j

rubio. only 7% said they'd vote for donald trump who called mexican immigrants drug dealers and rapists. >> i hope. drivers can't wait. you have to watch. >> the clock is ticking for east bay officials in efforts to build a new stadium complex for raiders and the a's. laura? >> this process appears to be going down to the wire. >> time is running out on officials trying to come up with a policy plan before it's too late. >> it's taken forward but i think we're getting closer to making it work. >> this fan, and the teams get a better experience. >> with a monday deadline looming it was a day of closed door meetings as city officials prepared a response to developers proposal. >> and this is important to the community. >> this will still happen here in oakland. >> plan calls for construction of two separate stadiums on the existing property. >> next month, in mexico, owners are expected to draw up a preliminary plan for a team possibly the raiders to move to los angeles. >> fires broke out mon

. >> marco rubio will be on the stage, your protege. what if he hits you on something? do you hit back? >> i'm a big boy. i'll be showing up with my big boy pants on. >> you can see much more of my interview with jeb bush this sunday on "meet the press." still ahead here tonight, caught on camera. the shocking footage one woman found on her dash cam after leaving her car at the dealer for repairs. do you know what's really happening to your car when you're not there? >>> also, the little boy with the whole world in his hands who inspired one of the biggest responses we've ever seen at "nightly news." we're going t my scalp hurts. my hair hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering, rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. well i had to go to the eye doctor last week and i have to go back today. the doctor' s worried its so close to her eye. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. i want my foyer to smell more like a foyer. i want his bedroom to smel

jeb bush, lindsey graham, marco rubio with and chris christie pressed the flesh at praise in new hampshire. jeb bush seemed to enjoy working op a holiday. >> new hampshire voters are discerning. they're educated. and it gives me a chance to tell the jeb story and talk about ideas that i think are important. >> reporter: even a form presidential candidate got in on the act, 2012 republican follow knee mitt romney greeted crowds at a new hampshire parade, and took a moment to address donald trump's comment on undocumented immigrants. >> i think he made a severe error in saying what he did about mexican-americans. >> reporter: grandmother frontrunner hillary clinton got specific on issues. she told the crowd, she wants to be the small business president. >> i want to take a bright light and shine it on every regulation, every licensing require the, every tax requirement, and take a hard look at the difficulty of getting credit. >> reporter: senator berpny sntders says his company is about reaching people. i'm jeremy ross reporting. >>> washington, d.c. is alive with 4th of july festivities. m

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.>> reporter: marco rubio code ben carson, mike huckabee, a few of the presidential hopefuls appearing at the summit in ames, iowa. you might not know that because the remarks of one are dominating the headline's. donald shot blasting mccain after the moderator called him a war hero. >> he is not a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that worked captured, okay? i hate to tell you. >> reporter: the gop nominee spent five years as a pow in vietnam. rick perry called on trumped to rest draw from the race.>> donald trump owes every american veteran and in particular john mccain an apology.>> reporter: the national committee also responding to donald trumps calling -- comments calling him a war hero and saying there is no place for disparaging comments for those who served the nation iowa. micra manual, fox news. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton was campaigning in little rock, speaking about the cat -- chattanooga shooting which killed a marine from arkansas. >> this terrible incident breaks our heart, but it also stiffens our resolve. we w

rubio say that they will oppose the confirmation of an ambassador to cuba. adding that it's time for our unilateral successions to this odious regime to end. the new jersey democrat said of the president's decision that it sends a message that democracy and human rights take a back seat to an initiative. and while some cues obama of legacy shopping, another senator, like those who visited havana this week, and still the head of the foreign relations committee said that he's concerned about cuba's grip on the people. >> it's important for cuba to realize that it's out of step today with the human rights issues, and we raise those today. >> there are a few ways that the congress can get in the way. they can hold up the nomination of an ambassador to cuba, and they can withhold funds for the u.s. embassy. >>> the former assistant administrator for the bureau of latin america and usiz, the u.s. agency for international development. paul, good to see you and let me start here. the house speaker said this today. obama administration is handing the cation tros of a

senator coe marco rubio is threatening to block any entrance of united states into the island. of two minds. >> i don't know what obama is thinking, the cuban people going to benefit? right, give me a break. the cuban peeb is going people is going to get nada. >> you cannot erase 55 years of what has happened which is very real, just because the united states and america -- and cuba have decided that one day they're going to open an embassy. that is not going to go away but it is a good start for new beginnings. >> reporter: a turning point in diplomacy and perhaps in the minds of millions on both sides of the street in florida. rosalyn jordan, al jazeera the state department. >> coming up. the new relationship on migrants from cuba. >>> a new book, desert diplomat takes a look at the years following 9/11. >> in context tonight the changing relationship between the u.s. and cuba. many cuban migrants already in america are wary of what the future holds. and as al jazeera april andy gallagher reports from miami a misconception could send many more cubans to america. >> 1960 back