Últimos dÍas ambos se han enganchado en una guerra verbal. fidel castro criticÓ hoy en un escrito las palabras al pueblo cubano que pronunciÓ el presidente barack obama durante su reciente visita a la habana. castro afirma a modo de burla que los cubanos corrieron un riesgo de infarto al escuchar al mandatario de estados unidos. reportera: a menos de una semana de que obama terminarÁ la histÓrica reunión en cuba junto a raÚl castro. hoy su hermano fidel castro hace noticia. en un editorial el mayor de los castro advierte de que somos capaces de producir alimentos y riquezas materiales que necesitamos con el esfuerzo e inteligencia de nuestro pueblo, no necesitamos que el imperio nos regale nada, nuestros esfuerzos serÁn reales y pacÍfico. en este escrito castro de 89 aÑos analizÓ el discurso del presidente obama en pro de la democracia y de la mejora de los derechos humanos haciendo burla al afirmar que los cubanos corrieron el riesgo de infarto y castro criticÓ que obama. >> lo que fidel castro estÁ poniendo en contexto histÓrico de enemistad de cuba en contra de estados

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in 1959, fidel castro had the revolution in cuba. >> anchor: we were talking about the secret service and what it must be entailed, as you see the vehicles coming into the airport. you wonder how they're going to mix with the cuban secret service. >> anchor: absolutely. there has to be immense coordination. they have to work and had to have planned very, very closely with the cuban police to get that done. that is also a bit of a sign of diplomacy, which i think is incredible. >> anchor: when you s s john kerry, he had to have his secret rvice well when the embassy cuba is used to the dance with u.s. >> reporter: i think what is probably theheost interesting thing, a visit like this was unthinkable, if you go back even seven years ago, let alone ten years ago. so the fact that this is happening in preparatiti for an american president to cuba, is a astonishing. we happened to be living with a woman here. it's called [foreign language] . the woman we're saying with is 72 years old and she told us this is something she never thought she'd live to see. >> reporte at the same time

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the rare images of fidel castro -- >> i have to tell you, i have worked with officials and i have never seen them more tense. the concern. the narrative breaks with their entire life that united states is blame, the enemy. last u.s. invasion was the bay of pigs. and then they will always stand up to the u.s. maybe that in respect from a lot of countries around the world but it broke the economy here. cuban officials tell me again and again we want a normal country. part of that is normal relations about the u.s. so it will be slow moving forward. but president obama has something in common with cubans that fidel castro doesn't, and that he wasn't born when that took place and he is african-american. so that meeting you covered in panama, castro railing against the u.s. and saying i can't blame you because you weren't even alive then. >> he likes president obama. >> he does. >> and during pros press conference -- >> and by the way, that is a plus/minus also. a guy that raul castro likes him and fair or unfair, that's what's wrong. >> and the president by visiting cuba is legitimizi

,. tonight we're also hearing from the president about the possibility of meeting with fidel castro as well as local community activists. ellie rodriguez is live and havana. >> reporter: good evening, from havana. night here in urbana -- havana. it has been a historic day , the first us president and 80 years to step foot on cuban soil here key was greeted like a rock star here in havana. people were lining the streets. the streets blocked off and many young people also rejoicing. many of them were american flag t-shirts. >>a lot of ceremony surrounding the.-- presidents' day but he also got down to some pretty serious business discussing the democracy and freedom in the same room with cuban leader raul castro. >>> tonight the president is attending a state dinner -- attended a state dinner hosted by royal khosrow -- raul castro. it was less formal than we were seeing -- than we're used to seeing at the white house. no plans speeches are toast. meantime while that was happening at the dissidents in cuba they reported were more -- more arrest since the diplomacy begin between cuba and u

of the revolution where he met with cuban leader fidel castro. the two leaders exchange mre san antonio tries and flew in an interpreter. they said they enjoyed their tour inspite the rain that fell. late afternoon approximately a quarter to 5:00 a drizzle fell. the first family enjoyed a dinner last night at a privately owned restaurant here in cuba. these are privately owned small businesses. that's a major focus of the president's initiative. i talked to two prominent cuban americans here from south florida and they are both supporters of the new policy and it's emotional because i have no business interest in cuba or intentions of doing business. but i do see the hope of cuban people. >> i'm happy to be back in the land of my birth and my parent's birth and my ancestors. this is a beautiful country. >>> those two cuban americans very successful health care executive in south florida and the u.s. commerce secretary under president george w. bush and a lifetime republican who says he has changed his opinions and ideas and support for the former policy of the united states whic

from the president about the possibility of meeting with fidel castro as well as local community activists. ellie rodriguez is live and havana. >> reporter: good evening, from havana. >> it is a breezy and cold night here in urbana -- havana. it has been a historic day , the first us president and 80 years to step foot on cuban soil here key was greeted like a rock star here in havana. people were lining the streets. the streets blocked off and many young people also rejoicing. many of them were american flag t-shirts. >>a lot of ceremony surrounding the.-- presidents' day but he also got down to some pretty serious business discussing the same room with cuban leader raul castro. >>> tonight the president is attending a state dinner -- attended a state dinner hosted by royal khosrow -- raul castro. it was less formal than we were seeing -- than we're used to seeing at the white house. no plans speeches are toast. meantime while that was happening at the dissidents in cuba they reported were more -- more arrest since the diplomacy begin between cuba and united states including one

. president obama and cuba's president, raul castro, who is younger than fidel and who has plotted a different course than his brother, mending fences with with america. lucia newman has that part of the story. >> in size and character raul castro could not be more different than the brother he replaced as president of communist cuba. raul and fidel castro fought to overthrow the baptista dictatorship. punctuated by fiery anti-american speeches so long that they broke the guinness word of records. >> he had a vision, and he didn't want anything to offend that vision. he placed a lot of importance in the ideological revolution. >> but for nearly 50 years fidel castro was the unchallenged leader of the revolution. fidel focused on the creation of the so-called new man and blamed the united states for cuban shortcomings. when poor health forced him to step down most assumed that raul castro, who always stood in his shadow, would simply follow in his footsteps. to almost everyone's surprise in just eight years he has introduced a series of long-awaited reforms from letting cubans open up

he landed in havana. is there anything to make of that? >> fidel castro is not going to be meeting, they're emphatic about that. raul castro, younger brother of fidel taking over in 2008 didn't come out to the airport. the protocol, the way things work, this is a state visit with a lot of pomp and ceremony. for example, when heads of state come to andrews air force, the president doesn't go to greet them. the first time that that has happened under the obama administration, those of us who watch that on a regular basis, eyebrows weren't raised. but other critics have been very vocal over the last 24 hours or so, because that didn't happen. we didn't see raul castro, out at the airport. >> i believe i did misspeak and say fidel castro. thank you, mike. >>> a new poll shows that majority of americans betwee 55r ending the trade embargo, only 43% of americans interested in visiting cuba. ambassador vicky hemston was chief, of the intersection in 1992 and served as the director and deputy director of the office of cuban affairs, she co-authored the book learning to sam isalsa. did you

premier castro is now over. >> my father first met fidel castro in 1960 in the united nations. cubans became heroes in the soviet union. it was like the david challenged goliath. >> in the years since he took power, fidel castro has become an enemy of the united states. >> in cuba, you have fidel castro who's tying himself to the soviet bloc. which seems to be threatening the united states by the possibility that they're going to export communism to other south american countries which are in many instances anti-american. [ speaking foreign language ]. khrushchev is saying that you have to understand that cuba matters a lot to us. don't mess with cuba. khrushchev was not just using rhetoric. the eastern bloc was supporting castro with military assistance. >> many latin americans were shocked to find out how much communist equipment castro actually has. >> the sense was that kennedy had to do something about castro. >> when kennedy comes to the presidency he's briefed on the fact there was a plan in place to topple castro. >> but the plan that's presented to him is not what he wants. i

news hour. still to come, you find out why former leader fidel castro wasn't happy about barack obama's historic visit to cuba. >>> also, unemployment sparked the arab spring in tunisia six years ago. we'll see whether anything has changed. >>> and france prepares to return to their national stadium for the first time since the paris attacks in november. we'll have the details coming up in sports. in sports. >>> first an israeli soldier is appears in court where he's being investigated for murder. the case involves two palestinian men who stabbed and injured an israeli soldier. stephanie dekker joins us from jerusalem to tell us what we expect to come out of that court hearing, stephanie. >> reporter: well, you can never be sure, but i think there is an expectation that his detention might be extended while the investigation goes on. they've been in break, in recess for about two hours now, so we expect to hear possibly quite soon as to whether he'll be released or his detention extended. we're having more details out of the hearing, that back and forth. one of the military poli

retired leader fidel castro wrote a letter criticizing president obama, rejecting his offers of help. fidel castro wrote: he led cuba from 1959 until 2006 when he handed over the reins to his brother. he did not meet obama last week. our latin american editor lucia newman joins us live. is that part of the problem, he didn't get to meet obama. was that his way of getting back at him. >> hello. very well maybe. it was a snub. the white house glossed over it saying it was on the agenda. certainly president obama was the only head of state that went to cuba and hasn't met the former president. it goes beyond that, this was an historic visit and happened at a time that he is no longer in power. there was no lip service paid to him by the white house, or by president obama, and the fact that it underscores the separation between the time that raul castro was in power, this must nag at him. >> what about ordinary people. what do they make of these comments at this point? >> this was concludesical jesus castillo. the word evil is assumed when referring to the united states. he didn't recogn

fidel castro, these are the tears of the revolution. >> the tears exist but are starting it dry up. and the cuban-americans in miami would shake their fist at their former homeland because they were so outraged by fidel castro. now cubans come back and forth, they want ittis i have the their mother, their father. now out at the baseball stadium, president obama will take in a baseball game later this week. there was a wifi hot spot outside of the stadium where the cubans were connecting with relatives in the united states. there is almost a revolution taking place that no one anticipated, and that's digital and bringing people together finally after many, many years. >> and a generational shift as well. people who thought to throw americans out are wondering how this works. can capitalism and communism coexist? fidel castro didn't think so. happy the americans weren't sent backing. castro has, by necessity, because the economy is in such terrible shape here, says he will leave presidency within two years, he will be 86 then, and has to find a solution. because isolating cuba doesn't do

for the us and cube, a but tonight former cuban fidel castro breaking his silence saying he will not quickly forget the strained past between the two countries. >> and, the white house welcomes thousands of families to the south lawn for the easter tradition today. and sue, it was a perfect afternoon for the easter egg roll. the time to go. we did develop i morning rain, maybe the lawn little wet for some of how were there before say 10:00 a.m. but the rain is gone. big winds have dried everything up. but how long will those winds hang around, and how is the rest of this transitional week looking? we'll be saying good-bye to march and hello to april. we've got some ups and downs. we'll show you all about it when we come right back with your seven day forecast. >> ♪ >> suspect in belgium has been released the man allegedly seen on closed circle television the day of the attack has been released because of lack of evidence. belgium authorities charge him with terror offenses over the weekend, now say they didn't have enough to hold him in custody. police still trying to identify the

you don't have your house you don't have anything. >> reporter: when fidel castro roarode to power in 1950s, cuba's health system still face chronic shortages, in part as a result of the u.s. trade embargo. that means those who need prescription medications often have help to bring them into the country, in places like miami. like much of the funding for cuba's new array of businesses, in fact relatives sent almost $3 billion back to the island last year but not all evenly distributed. about 82% ever that money went to white cubans even though a third of the island's residents are considered black or of a mixed race. >> translator: it's not people who live out in the country side who get money and help. it's the white people who control the market here in havana. >> reporter: while money is desperately needed in this cash strapped economy some fear of a widening racial divide in a country with roots derived from he both spanish colonists and african slaves. cuban communism may be entering a new era of haves and have nots and open market colonial iism that castro wanted to avoid. >>

the former u.s. embassy here, stripped of itit title and shut down after fidel castro took power. at the time, cubans, aware of the growing tensions, ling up before the embassy could close to applyor american visas, the wait list months long. but outside the old embassy this past year, we witnessed the first signs of the thaw. you can see the heavy security behind me, the officers on the corner here. we were here as members of the u.s. delegation arrived a short time ago, because there is great hope that this will soon become the u.s. embassy again. and tonight, the embassy is now open again, and ononis first night here, it will be among president obama's first stops. cuba, on average making just $20 by some estimates, just 5% have internet access in their homes. and tonight, the people here are waiting for the erican president. here in the heart of old havana, you talk to the young families hereand hear the same thing over and over. it's time. i ask yvette, 24, what she thinks of the president's visit. [ speaking foreign language ] she tells us we don't know exactly what will happen

important to mention that he's not going to be meeting with fidel castro. the two are going to assess the progress of normalization, their new bilateral relationship and they have re-established diplomatic ties. now for the goal of president obama very much on this trip it is symbolism to a certain extent misbecause he's thinking about his legacy, but he's considering the possibility that the next president might not move the process forward enough. his trip exceptionally makes it very difficult, irversible, in terms of the changes we have seen in the u.s.-cuba relationship over the past 14-15 months. now on tuesday morning president obama is going to be meeting with dissidents, human rights activists in this country. according to the activists they have said that the cuban government has actually detained more people. there has been an increase in detention over the past few months. that really places everything in context. the argument for u.s. engagement with cuba is economicki economickieconomic liberalization. the government is still very much in control and are not going

, pero sobre todo hijo de fidel castro. >> como estÁ el? >> cÓmo se puede ser amigo de estados unidos siendo revolucionario? >> durante mucho tiempo estuvimos siendo amigos de ellos. pero, y digo pero, nosotros somos amigos del pueblo estadounidense. nosotros hemos sufrido durante muchos aÑos en la consecuencia del bloqueo, sin embargo los norteamericanos han sido vÍctima de ese bloqueo tambiÉn. porque ellos mismos se han aislado del mundo. y ellos han sido tan vÍctima como nosotros. >> estÁn ocurriendo cosas muy interesantes, me pregunto yo ahora que esta siendo cuba? >> muchas personas quieren que en cuba ya cambio en el sistema, tal y como alguien muchos paÍses, no queremos ver en otro paÍs muchas de las cosas que se ven en otros. la misma violencia, que es un problema de muchas ciudades, es un cual nosotros no lo conocemos. >> se va a reunir obama con tu padre? >> eso no lo sÉ. >> quÉ te hizo tu padre sobre el desbloqueo? >> hemos tenido muchas opiniones. lo que ha hablado con Él no lo voy a decir, son temas mÁs bien privados o familiares como dirÍa yo. >> nunca has te

. >> a quien tengo frente a frente? >> alex castro. fotÓgrafo de profesión. >> sobre todo, hijo de fidel castro. >> asÍ es. >> cÓmo esta? >> esta bien. >> cÓmo se puede ser amigo de estados unidos siendo revolucionario? alex: nosotros por mucho tiempo hemos sido enemigos de ellos por mucho tiempo. pero nosotros somos amigos del pueblo de estados unidos. nosotros hemos sufrido por muchos aÑos el bloqueo. sin embargo, los norteamericanos, tambiÉn han sido vÍctimas de ese bloqueo. ellos mismos se han aislado del mundo. ellos han sido tan vÍctimas como nosotros. >> se estÁ viendo una apertura de estados unidos, hay cosas muy interesantes. me pregunto quÉ es lo que hace cuba? alex: muchas personas quieren que cuba haya un cambio en nuestro sistema. no queremos ver en nuestro paÍs, muchas de las cosas que se ven, en otros paÍses. la misma violencia, que es un problema de muchas ciudades. nosotros en cuba no lo tenemos. >> se va a reunir obama con tu padre? alex: eso no lo sÉ. >> has hablado con tu padre de la visita de barack obama? alex: si hemos hablado. ha tenido sus opiniones.

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 salud le permitiera. serÍa una buena forma de cerrar el capÍtulo final de la guerra frÍa, dijo. ofrecieron la Única conferencia de prensa conjunta programada en este viaje. ambos resaltaron que sus paÍses estÁn en una nueva etapa despuÉs de décadas de diferencias. >> tenemos concepciones distintas sobre muchos temas, como los modelos polÍticos, la democracia, el ejercicio de los derechos humanos, la justicia social. reportera: obama afirmÓ que son diferencias serias y difÍciles de superar, pero que estados unidos respeta la so

that president obama will not meet with fidel castro. after touching down the president's first stop was to the recently reopened u.s. embassy, where he thanked the staff for their service. >> young american children, young cuban children, by the time they're adults, our hope is that they think it's natural that a u.s. president should be visiting cuba. they think it's natural that the two peoples are working to the. their future is what we work for so hard, and i'm so grateful to all of you for making it happen. thank you very much. thank you. >> the first family went on a walking tour around old havana in what was clearly pouring rain. they visited the historic havana cathedral and later had dinner at the privately owned san cristobal restaurant, a symbol of the communist nation's growing private sector. the trip was not without controversy on either side of the caribbean. from what it means to be a cuban dissident to the president's reception by the cuban government. >> it's very chic, it's very chichi for leftists to celebrate vicious communist dictators. my father fought in the

here, stripped of its title and shut down after fidel castro took power. at the time, cubans aware of the growing tensions lining unbefore the embassy could close to apply for american visas. the wait list months long. but otherwise the old embassy this past year, we witnessed the first signs of the thaw. >> you can see the heavy security behind me. the officers on the corner here. we were here as members of the u.s. delegation arrived a short time ago because there is great hope that this soon become the u.s. embassy again. at the embassy is now open again. on his first night here, it will be among president obama's first stops. 11 million people live here in cuba on average making just $20 a month. by some estimates just 5% have internet access in their homes. and the people here are waiting for the american president. old havana, you talk to the young families here and you hear the same thing over and over again. it's time. i ask yvette, she's 24 what she thinks of the president's visit. [ speaking foreign language ] she tells us we don't know exactly what will happen here but i

news, fidel castro criticizes president obama's historic visit to cuba. >>> but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. the fbi has managed to unlock an iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino astackers and analyzing the information inside. with that information now on hand, the fbi has ended its legal battle with panel. apple has been fighting a federal magistrate's order to do so. >>> blocking municipalities from banning discrimination against lgbt people and facing discrimination, georgia's governor nathan deihl announces his veto of a bill that bans discrimination of lgbt individuals. >>> medstar says virus has prevented authorized users from logging onto its network. dispute the computer shutdown all medstar facilities remain open. >>> executed murderer, thousands took part in a sit in that began sunday in central islamabad. when the crowd grew rowdy the military was sent in to restore order. al jazeera's imran khan reports from pakistan. >> reporter: this protest seemingly came out of nowhere. thousands came to islamabad t

was a really bad time. in the fall of 1963, fidel castro decided he wanted peace with the united states or he wanted talks about peace with the united states. either of which seemed equally unimaginable. at this shaking nuclear pinnacle of one of the cold war, when cuba was as much the great say satin to us as we were to them. to find out if the u.s. and cuba could start a secret line of communication. if he and john k. kennedy could have a line of communication. nothing was going to happen in public. in public these two countries could not have been more at each other's throats. we were on the brink of war but would apply a secret back channel discussion between these two men, at least start us toward something else. william atwood, the guy from the dinner party received this overture when he was working at the u.n. it first came from the cuban ambassador to the u.n. it came from the top aid, the senior advisor. atwood received from the cuban government. he reported up the chain of command. on november 5th, 1963, we have these amazing scratchy tape recordings. the new taping sys

between john k. kennedy and fidel castro. >> he responded to astro and now has an invitation to go down to havana on the qt and talk with fidel about the terms and conditions on which he would be interested in changing relations with the united states. >> we'd have to have an explanation. >> we would have to only cover plan that makes any sense to me that is the cuban initiative. >> can we get atwood off the payroll? before he goes? >> i think we ought to have him off the payroll. >> president kennedy in the oval office november 5th, 1963. talking about the payroll there. he brings it up a few times. talking about whether they can get atwood down to cuba to meet with fidel castro but can they get him down to cuba with such secrecy they will try to make him no longer a u.s. government employee. they want him off the payroll so he appears to be going to cuba as a private citizen. that means if anything gets found out about this, if any of think leaks or goes south they can defli having anything to do with it. think about the timing here. jfk will be running for re-election the following year

the bitter tirades of fidel castro. >> and this guy, always in the fatigues underlining with every appearance that we were two nations in a never-ending state of war. >> today, the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >> cuba has been sitting here 55 years now, half an hour away, basically giving the biggest superpower in the world the stiff middle finger. 50-plus years of animosity, embargo, rationing, and fidel castro is still hanging on. but recently, there are powerful indications that everything is about to change. we are in a little fishing town. this place is where two brothers go out and fish every morning and bring fresh seafood. >> humble fishing village, traditional fishing family? >> yes. >> w

the former u.s. embassy here, stripped of its title and shut down after fidel castro took power. the growing tensions, lining up before the embassy could close to apply for american visas, the wait list months long. but outside the old embassy this past year, we witnessed the first signs of the thaw. you can see the heavy security behind me, the officers on the corner here. we were here as members of the u.s. delegation arrived a short time ago, because there is great hope that this will soon become the u.s. embassy again. and tonight, the embassy is now open again, and on his first night here, it will be among president obama's first stops. 11 million people live here in cuba, on average making just $20 a month. by some estimates, just 5% have internet access in their homes. and tonight, the people here are waiting for the american president. here in the heart of old havana, you talk to the young families here, and hear the same thing over and over. it's time. i ask yvette, 24, what she thinks of the president's visit. she tells us we don't know exactly what will happen but i hope t

. >>>y former cuba leader fidel castro wasn't happy with president obama's visit to cuba. >>> the highjacking having an egypt airplane to cypress in over. the flight was on its way from alexandria to cairo carrying 56 passengers. it was diverted after a man threatened crew onboard. the plane remained at the airport for several hours until all the hostages were released or managed to escape. the highjacker motives remain unclear. gerald tan reports. >> hours after the crisis began, the final few hostages are seen exiting the highjacked plane. one dramatically escaped through the cockpit window. everybody else used the mobile stairs. they were escorted off the tarmac by police. the highjacker he is believed to be among them. the peaceful resolution was announced. >> all the passengers along with the crew were released. they are now safe and sound. this is what we worked on at any cost from the very beginning. the highjacking cannot be branded as an act of terrorism. all facts are being analyzed by forensic experts. the highjacker is now in police custody. >>> egypt air flight 181 wa

. considering it an object >>> cuba's retired leader fidel castro wrote a letter critical of president obama following his visit to havana. they wrote we don't need the empower to give us presence. fidel castro led in 2009 to 2006. he didn't meet obama last week. he handed over to his brother raul castro >>> a money man is believed to have been arrested in mexico. he was believed to look after the finances of the the sinaloa drug cartel >>> the key to fighting some super-bug infections may come from underground. scientists have been digging deep to take on the bacteria. daniel lack reports from a cave. >> reporter: a deep gave beneath canada's rocky mountain, it's dark, wet. they can't stop humans reaching the caverns. >> reporter: there's life in the soil that hasn't been exposed to the drugs and diseases. it's part a scientific effort to beat super-bugs. >> people are looking at the extreme environments, especially underground. >> the dirt from deep down end up here at thompson rivers university, the department of microbiology. microbes isolated are put in petry dishes. they are havi

embargo. >> sanders was held to task for supporting fidel castro back in the 1980's. >> in retrospect have you regretted the characterizations of fidel castro that you made in 1985? >> the key issue here was whether the united states should go around overthrowing small latin american countries. >> you didn't answer the question. >> it was a mistake. >> both candidates look ahead to next tuesday's contest in five states, where 793 delegates are at stake. >> that very well could be the last democratic debate, another one is not yet scheduled, so here in florida, attention turns to republicans who have their own debate, also in miami later tonight. >> we'll get more on that in a second. what do the polls say now about where the democrats stand in florida? >> hillary clinton has consistently enjoyed a very wide lead in florida. there was a poll released yesterday before last night's debate showing that she has a 30 percentage point lead over her opponent, senator bernie sanders. it's a huge lead, a huge challenge for sanders. >> jonathan, thank you. the republican candidates are also focu

revolution led by fidel castro. america breaks off relations with cuba. four months later in april 1961, the cia backs the bay of pigs, aimed at the government in cuba. october 1962, the world is brought to the brink of nuclear war during the cuban missile crisis. washington discovers soviet missiles on the cuban continent and imposes a blockade. the soviet union backs down. in the decades that follow, the u.s. maintains a complete trade embargo against cuba. february 2008, fidel castro hands over power to his brother raul, and he makes overtures to improve ties. december 2013, and unplanned handshake tween the leaders between the two estranged leaders at the funeral of nelson mandela. 2014, obama unveils a plan to restore diplomatic ties between the u.s. and cuba. president obama: we will begin to normalize relations between our two countries. through these changes, we intend to create more opportunities for the american and cuban people. reporter: castro spoke in spanish. president castro: [speaking in spanish] reporter: and then what was unthinkable in 2016, a u.s. leader on cuban so

video played during the debate, senator sanders talking about the dell castro -- fidel castro, seeming to sound supportive. it was an old video but they played the -- flip here let's play -- flip . let's play the clip. >> he deflected the question a couple of times, but can you imagine being asked that question right here in miami? >> here's a problem for bernie sanders particularly in south florida. when he talks about wanting to wage a revolution, admitting to be a socialist, those are powerful words here in south florida where you have those people who have fled country and have undergone revolutions, countries that have undergone social change in not a positive manner. those words have meaning. . bernie sanders is having a hard time to bridge that gap. yes, his economic message is great, but the words he uses, he has trouble with them.. >>what about marco rubio/dance -- marco rubio last dance? >> he needs to reassert himself. i cannot be the soft marco, a cannot be the comedian marco, he has to be the policy got and remind people why they had so many -- so much faith in him in the

video played during the debate, senator sanders talking about the dell castro -- fidel castro, seeming to sound supportive. it was an old video but they played the -- flip here let's play -- flip . let's play the clip. >>tran18 >> he deflected the question a couple of times, but can you imagine being asked that question right here in miami? >> here's a problem for bernie sanders particularly in south florida. when he talks about wanting to wage a revolution, admitting to be a socialist, those are powerful words here in south florida where you have those people who have fled country and have undergone revolutions, countries that have undergone those words have meaning. . bernie sanders is having a hard time to bridge that gap. yes, his economic message is great, but the words he uses, he has trouble with them.. >>what about marco rubio/dance -- marco rubio last dance? >> he needs to reassert himself. i cannot be the soft marco, a cannot be the comedian marco, he has to be the policy got and really lay on the line and remind people why they had so many -- so much faith in him in the firs

relations since the cuban revolution. >> this was the image many americans had of cuba, fidel castro, the country's leader, the face, the passionate voice of a revolution. he led the overthrow of a brutal dictator that had been backed by the u.s. now relations between the two have a fresh face. >> change is hard in our own lives and other nations. change is even harder when we carry the shared history on our shoulders. >> it took the world to the brink of a nuclear war. >> duck and cover under the table. >> it goes back to the 19th century when americans intervened in cuba's war for independence from spain. there was economic growth, but there was also poverty and simmering resentment. in 1959, fidel castro and his followers fought their way into havana. >> new york's pennsylvania station rarely has seen anything like it. >> he soon traveled to the united states, only to be very publicly shunned by president eisenhower who went golfing to avoid the meeting. >> it was very awkward. castro said we are going to go to washington, but we are not going to do it what other presidents of these ba

thinin fidel castro was a good leader for uba? >> i think fidel castro was an authoritarian communist who denied people the oppornity to participate in a democratic society. i think in cub you have a health care system which is quite strong for a poor country, a strong education system, but clearly their political system is authoritarian and not democratic. and, by the way, i have, to manyfor many, many years worked hard to support relations with cuba. >> with president obama's executive decision to normalize relations with cuba, you would continue the policy? >> yes, i think it is good for the people of cuba. i think it is good for the people of the united states. over the world, and yet somehow wrong. i want to see improved relations between cuba and the united states. >> let's talk about the significance and importance of florida for your campaign. let's talk about florida specifically. >> we got 50 states in this country. each of them are very important. i'm very proud that up until now primaries. just this last week we have won three caucuses with rather large margins. double dig