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

. >> president obama travels to cuba this weekend. it will be the first visit by a sitting us president and nearly 90 years. white house national security adviser susan rice provided a preview of the trip while speaking at the atlantic council about us foreign policy in central and south america. this is 35 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] tran 11 tran 11. [inaudible conversations] >> afghan welcome. i am president ceo of the atlantic council and i'm delighted that the chairman is here today, governor huntsman on his behalf in particular on the half of adrian artist, the founder of latin america center, peter schecter, the director of the center and capricious marshall, the advancer and residents. i'm delighted to welcome you to this very special engagement and address by ambassador susan rice on the administration approach to western hemisphere. ambassador rice, we are immensely honored to be hosting you hear at this historic moment. the one thing i always have to say at events li

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

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

presentadora: para la regresamos argentina, el presidente obama durante la la cena de honor obama y su esposa salieron a bailar por una cabeza el famoso tango. llegamos al final muchas gracias por su atenciÓn buenas noches. buenos dÍas día jueves 24 de marzo soy alejandra arce bienvenida al despertar. yo siquiera vilanova feliz jueves tenemos mucho que comentarle hoy. alejandra: los usuarios

enrique: del presidente obama llega esta noche a argentina. jorge: kate del castillo habla en espaÑol de sus reflexiones y temores tras involucrarse con el chapo guzmÁn. tu hablas bilingue. ¿bilingue? es un super poder, bueno para ti. como nuestro cereal. ¡uhum! buenos para el corazón de tu familia. manos que amasan la esperanza de una familia. manos que siembran el futuro de una comunidad. manos fuertes que reman sin darse por vencidas. manos que llegan cargadas de fe. manos de mujeres extraordinarias. mujeres que como tú y yo tienen el poder de tocar otras vidas. yo soy extraordinaria. es lo que pensamos en care... y tú, ¿estás lista para dar una mano? "tengo miedo del gobierno vilma: finalmente kate del castillo se atreviÓ a contar su direcciÓn en espaÑol. reportera: quÉ balance hace kate del castillo? >> pasaron tantas cosas,de entrada nunca me imaginÉ que un tweet iba a causar todo lo que causÓ. todavÍa no encuentro balance. marÍa: ante el titubeo, le ayuda a encontrar las palabras. para referirse a joaquÍn el chapo guzm

anti-castro and obama protesters used a steam roller to make their point, crushing pictures of obama, highly offended over his visit to cuba. >> i feel betrayed and disgusted by what is going on. >> going to museums and doing all types of tourism stuff. just say i'm going there for tourism reasons. don't say you're going there to make some type of change. >>hy do you want to do like the castros? >> reporter: anti-castro protests happen often outside of miami's iconic versailles restaurant in little havana, but today they stepped up their campaign calling president obama a coward, a traitor, even showing him locked in a kiss with president raul castro. protesters we loud but peaceful with plenty of miami police on hand to make sure things didn't get out of hand. lmost everyone here shares in their disdain for the castros and obama, except for another woman. you think it's a good idea? >> i think it's a good idea that obama opened the door to cuba because there are many people suffering in cuba. >> reporter: a lively day here on calle ocho. earlier today, a woman strolled through this a

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

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

and obama has abandoned it with hillary's concurrence. she has negotiated a strategic arms agreement, which russia, is entirely in moscow's advantage. we watched russia sees the crimea by the threat and use of military force, violating a commitment we made in 1945 that never again would military force be allowed to change international boundaries on the continent of europe. we now see europe itself engulfed in turmoil, with a possible exit by britain from the european union and refugees overflowing borders and endangering the countries of western europe. taking the control of government out of the hands of their people. we have seen financial turmoil. what is hillary's's position on the european union? she thinks it is the greatest thing imaginable. in fact, europe today is last in the sum of its parts. that is harmful to the united states. vladimir putin sees this. he sees this weakness. he has used it against us, in crimea and ukraine. i predict almost certainly within the next 10 months, he will provoke a crisis again, in perhaps one o

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

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

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

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

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

obama's approval numbers are better. the stock market is pretty good. >> i think that's versatile approval. no one likes his policies. >> the democrats are like plus 72% approval on obama. so you take the numbers that i just talked about before. and in material of his coalition and their enthusiasm, against trump. can he rally them to get to the 270 electoral votes? i think she needs to stick close. >> she will do the best she can. she has the fbi investigation hanging over her hes. obamacare premiums are rising. wages are going do you know. terror attacks all over the european continent. >> that's the awful legacy of the last eight years. can i point out that bill clinton, they're trying to clean up in aisle seven. he went on to say after the awful legacy comment. and the seven years before that. which means he's pointing out president obama's legacy and the prior legacy. so he was clearly painting the obama legacy as an awful legacy. no matter how much they try to steer it away. so hillary clinton will be the nominee.

president obama began his day with a visit to the grave jose marti. in havana, protestors denounced the president as a traitor for working with the island answer communist regime. al jazeera's political reporter mike viqueria joins us from havana. >> reporter: it's fascinating really. things aren't going quite as smoothly perhaps as the white house had hoped. some unexpected moments as raul castro wer was challenged by a member of the white house press corps. never on more stark display than today at that press conference. where he strongly defended himself and supported his country's record on civil rights. this was the moment president castro and president obama shaking hands for the first time in front of cameras. they talked about two hours behind bars but acrimony couldn't be forgotten even by the historic nature of visit. asked why cuba had political prisoners, castro bristled. >> translator: what political prisoners? give me a name or names? or when after this meeting is over you can give me a list of political prisoners and if we have those po

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

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

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

[laughter] anyhave to strain to find difference between her and obama. i just want to review here today what it means to have a continuation of the policies of the last seven years and the next year before us if hillary is elected. the fact is, obama has allowed the world to grow more dangerous and threatening and chaotic every day. what minimal order there was in the world, established by the united states and a system of alliances starting in 1945, is threatened with collapse by our lack of involvement. obama has taken positions of american strength, political strength, economic strength, and military strength developed over decades and allowed them to erode. we have seen structures of deterrence designed to protect american interests without conflict disappear. too many americans do not see that it has been american power and our alliances that have provided the sinews of this minimalist global order. others benefit from it and do not pay their fair share. they are exactly right, others do benefit from it and do not pay their fair share. but there is

obama's nominee. said he would be open to holding hearings on judge garland during a lame took congressional hearing after the decision. he also had this to say -- no question in my mind that senator mcconnell will cave and president obama will fill this vacancy this year. what do you all think? jerry in lagrange, georgia, an independent. what do you think? caller: i think mitch o'connell should step down. he has been in the job for too long. he has been saying no for too long. deemed to be as good judge, it is not what your political party thinks. just saying no, they have not been able to agree on a thing and it will continue. it is getting sickening. to have limitations again, they just do not know what to say or what to do. it is supposed to be for the people but it has not been. senatorsen current gop -- this is from jamie dupree, a longtime washington reporter -- seven current gop senators voted to put merrick garland in d.c. circuit court back in 1997. those senators currently in the senate vot

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

wire you writing a book on obama? it could really hurt his chances as they listen to you with the black people. >> i said you nostra thomas? >> but he is my friend to and we just disagree about that but he said look at the mine to a michael is doing because legitimate and i can take i'd like the people that has sacked if i don't like black people on that it's under his skin. >> host: let me ask this. >> be honest there is no president of united states of america what this man has had to face. then your criminal level of obstruction in this congress should be held accountable for the decision the day he was elected by been inaugurated with a group of republicans including newt gingrich got together at the statehouse to committed themselves to obstruct his presidency to turn him into a one-term president. so if the end goal or a desire is not to govern well that work where you can to do the right thing to do everything he can as a one-term president you don't come -- only undermine the best features of democracy but dis

then raul castro and president obama went to the capitol and that's where president obama talked about the visit when he arrived with michelle and the two daughters and even the mother-in-law. there was talk about the daughters getting if tour of the country. he said he enjoyed the tour of the country yesterday. they had dinner at a house where people served food out of their own kitchen and the two walked over and castro shook diplomats from both countries and the two talking and shaking hands and this afternoon, the two met with entrepreneurs. you can see signs of entrepreneurship and signs of capitalism all over. for example, people opening up their homes and home stays and people picking up people for rides. now, this afternoon, he met with the entrepreneurs and this is a symbol of capitalism evolving economy. the u.s. businessmen there included the ceo of the marriott hotels who we will hear from at 6:00. we had a chance to speak with them. many of the self-owned businesses here in cuba had a diplomats including president obama. elliot, you have had quite an experience here as wel

was elected, obama looked like the new america for many, it makes obama comfortable. these are two men who clearly feel very easy in establishing the kind of relationship with the u.s. and canada together that really we haven't seen for the first six years of the obama administration. i think you combine that with the fact that obama is seven years in now, he's approval ratings are back just over 50%. he's feeling kind of a little more comfortable with the economic rebound, coming towards the end of his two-term presidency. you could also feel that in the ease with which he took some of those questions and that he was engaging with the fellow head of state in the rose garden. >> also, ian, one more question, if i might. we had the cursory mention, you hear it any time of leaders of these two countries get together, they tend to mention normandy, because both nations are justifiably proud of the fighting we did alongside each other in that great invitation in world war ii. do you think trudeau has been unfairly labeled a pure dove? you mentioned his military policy cha

president obama goes to cuba. anthony bourdain, president obama as anthony bourdain in cuba a little bit. >> dangling things in front of him. all of these people, big businesses, potential for investment. potential to change lives of people. literally paraded before their eyes. american baseball. obviously the passion of this country and of america. rolling stones here on friday. really the best of cultural kind of cooperation is going to be laid at their feet. >> the message from president obama is okay cuba, you are rolling out the red carpet, we are pulling out all the stops. if you seize the opportunity, business will come. they don't have the soviet union, venezuela, petrol dollars are gone. this is the way it move into the 21st century. they are still prose frozen in time. they need the cash to come in. >> they used to say about the cubans, they never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity. this is the last chance. this transition is not locked down. fidel castro is 84. anything can happen at that age.

panfilo: esto es un asalto, todavÍa estoy pintado de obama.. ony: fue hueles a obama. pÁnfilo: todavÍa huelo a obama. vengo de hacer una escena con el presidente bama no es podido lavarme la cabeza y quitarme las ganas para hacer el personaje de pÁnfilo. tony: pasamos a su casa para platicar del vÍdeo que llamÓ la atenciÓn en la casa blanca. pÁnfilo: ese vÍdeo y otros mÁs llegar a la casa blanca y la casa blanca, un humorista cubano como un personaje que le hace una llamada a obama de mentira puede ser una buena idea que en esta visita de obama. obama lo cree que pÁnfilo comunique con la verdadera casa blanca. tony: cuando este vÍdeo comenzÓ circular en las redes sociales muchos pensaron que no era real. pancÍlo: no es un montaje, es real, hablÓ con obama y en verdad hablÓ en tiempos distintos se grabÓ lo de obama, despuÉs editÓ, pero no fue un montaje como tal. tony: estÁ consciente que parte de esta semana histÓrica en cuba pÁnfilo: creo que sÍ, pero no tengo mucha conciencia, entroniza y vuelve a que mi pÁgina de hace unos dÍas ha subido en 1

. >>> a busy schedule for president obama today. he is expected to meet withcastro, head on, and this trip has protesters hitting the streets not only in the cuban capital of havana, and we are talking about a lot of prrests happening here in south florida over this. >> many in t cuban exile community not happening with the president's visit. >> sending a message of solidarity to the opposition movement in cuba on the day of president obama's arrival, cuban americans in little marched to the bay of pigs monument. >> we will be thinking of the countless numbers of families that were uprooted and separated. >> the miami tkpwaop chose to assemble on a sunday to pay tribute to tt ladies in white in cuba who each week attend mass and peacefully protest demanding freedom for political prisoners. route to the communist nation, the group tweeted, president obama while you travel to cuba about 40 ladies in white have been arrested. during the arrested in havana, you hear somebody in the crowd say, easy, easy, the press is here. >> many cuban

guy, the coverage hpresident obama picked a moderate, merrick garland. republicans wasn't even give him a hearing. >> it does. although the thing that strikes me most about the coverage of this story is how muted it is compared to what i think it normally would be in a political cycle like. this i think if n. any presidential campaign except for this one, a supreme court vacancy and appointment by the president by a lame duck president would be a blockbuster. it would dominate. it's like a second or third level story because of the trump factor certainly and also i think the timing of the ncaa tournament, americans just aren't tuning into this the way they might in a normal circumstance. >> wow. blown out by march madness. do you see much of this in the coverage? democrats and republicans are both hypocritical on this position. they change positions on which party controls the white house. >> i just want to point out guy's position that this is muted. it's far from muted. what's going on here, if you compare the bork nomination to july 1st of 1963, the c

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

president obama then met face to face with raul castro. this met where the two men met about the progress of the relations and on bilateral work. they held a news conference and taking questions from the reporter. the president brought up the thorny issue of political reforms. >> what i have said to president castro is that we are moving forward and not looking back wards, that we don't view cuba as a threat to the united states, i hope that my visit here indicates the degree to which we are setting a new chapter in cuban and america relations, but as is true in countries around the world where we have normized relations, we will continue to stand up for basic principles that we believe in. america believes in a democracy. we believe that freedom of and freedom of religion are not just american values, but are universal. >> reporter: now, the president is bringing up those issues and also bringing up the economy reforms. the thinking is that if you change the economy and bring in the reforms, that will lead to reforms as well. you have see

i think they have looked at how president obama has managed u.s. policy towards syria with a great deal of concern. they people quite strongly that -- they feel quite strongly that great powers like the united states should not draw red lines around issues like use of chemical weapons and then not act when those lines are crossed. i think president obama is seen as having been too weak in the amount of support he's given both to regional partners and to the syrian opposition and that he has, i in effect, created a position that has emboldened the assad regime including russia. so mience is that our partners in the region and in fact assad regime and the russians as well, look at the u.s. administration, see the extent of its disengagement and feel that they either have more scope for their own intervention, their own engagement or that they need to take steps to protect their own security that they might not need to take if the u.s. had been more involved. and so my own feeling is that the u.s. is in a position in which it is struggling to find lev

michelle obama, the obama daughters, and his mother-in-law. he immediately tweeted in local slang, how is it going, cuba. que bola, cuba. just touched down here. looking forward to hearing and meeting directly from the cuban people. cuba has been painting, primping, repaving roads for weeks. security is intense. >> it's been nearly 90 years since a u.s. president set food in cu cuba. it is wonderful to be here. this is an historic visit. and it is an historic opportunity to engage directly with the cuban people. >> reporter: on this palm sunday, the president is visiting the cathedral in old havana, thanking the country's cardinal ortega with pope francis helped broker secret talks between president obama and cuba's president raul castro. also coming here, ceos to sign deals for hotels, banking, and internet service. to boost business, the president lifted restrictions so americans can travel here easily. times are changing since a young fidel castro launched his revolution and the u.s. retaliated with an economic boycott. a weekly silent wome

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

and because of obama's inability to fix the v.a. backlog, the local clinic doesn't give him the support he needs, forcing snoopy to pay for meds out of the pocket, which is tough for him, because he doesn't have pockets, because he's a dog. [ laughter ] and don't get me started on common core. yeah. whose so-called standards mean good teachers are losing their jobs, just because they talk differently. yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, and i'm missed, too, mrs. donovan, i really am. oh, wow. you lost your pension? i can't believe it. i'm so sorry about all of this. >> blah, blah, blah, blah. >> trevor: yeah, i guess we could get a drink after the show. [ laughter ] but what if mr. donovan finds out? he'll be furious. >> blah, blah, blah. >> trevor: how will we make it look like a suicide? [ laughter ] i guess that makes sense. i'll meet you at home depot. [ laughter ] on a serious note, though -- barack obama's tenure is almost at end. he only has ten months left, which is a lot of time for humans, but you must understand, in the american gov

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

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

. >> reporter: president obama along with u.s. am bar dos were iefed as he wrapped up his trip to cuba. he discussed itted watching the tampa bay rays play the cuban national team >> the notion of killing innocent people is something beyond the pale. >> omar: after the chaos calmed down, they found and neutralized another bomb. that's the latest, omar lewis, today in florida. >>> and suspected terrorists are thought to have made it out of the airport. sheldon fox is live with the latest on the massive man hunt. >> reporter: it's an hour's long mission in the belgium for the latest jihad mash murder. police said they found aail bomb and flag after being tipped off by a cabdriver who said he drove the suspects from an apartment. >> if you tilt up, you can see the apartment that the forensics workers are in right now. >> reporter: the men got out at the airport, they wanted their bags left alone. >> when they got to the airport, they told him they did not want him to touch their luggage. >> reporter: here they are, say police. the tw

reaction. >> in obama, president obama had a much-anticipated speech. a blej for a close ally. we. >> be will do what is necessary to bring to justice those responsible. >> president obama called for a unified fight against what he referred to as the scourge of terrorism. >> we can and will defeat those that threaten the safety and security of people around the world. >> the president released a photo of this photo with susan riots. mr president obama called the belgium prime minister and offered his condolences. speaker of the house paul ryan expressed his solidarity. we must confront this threat together. we must defend democracy and defeat terror. >> testifying before congress, the military collision against isil is vit am. it's only one part of the fight. >> we need the intelligence, the homeland security and law enforcement so do our partners, because of the kind of thing you saw in brussels. at the chicago airport, there were long lines and beefed up security. it was a similar scene in new york, where the mayor tried to reassure the public. >> there is no threat to new yo

the children of the disappeared are not happy with president obama's visit. >> respect to obama's visit, for us as president, beyond obama, this country has created the biggest genocide in the history of humanity. >> with the declassification of documents, it's likely to shed more light on the dark time of argentina, but it has remained shrouded in secrecy. >> america's dirty war, this time on the program, and we'll begin the program with larry burns, the director of the council on hemispherix affairs, and welcome to the program. larry, have the documents already released point to things that have yet to be released? give us an idea of what it is that we still don't know about the u.s. argentine relationship in those years? >> we know very little. and that's because the civilian government that came into power after 1983 felt threatened by the military, even after the military had returned to the barracks, and the result of that, the documents were hot property. no one wanted to touch them. and magnitude in the city. what happened was, at that point, the attention taking place finally t

obama's thinking? we will have a special report. >> we will go on to get the republican nomination and we will go on to easily beat hillary. >> but new polling says donald trump may have a big problem defeating hillary clinton should he get the republican nomination. dana perino and karl rove on that. >> what holiday is coming up sunday? >> father's day. >> father's day. [ buzzer ] >> mother's day? [ buzzer ] >> easter. >> also ahead, jesse watters going in search of easter. >> do you want to pet the=ó] bunny? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. what we have learned from the terror attack in brussels. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. number one thing, president obama will not engage the isis is aadvantages in a meaningánl way. he simply believes that getting involved in a shooting war with islamic terrorists is bad for the u.s.a. no matter what happened short of anoth

obama dijo que los habitantes deberÍan elegir sus gobiernos en elecciones libres y democrÁticas. reportero. fue casi una hora la que presidente norteamericano tuvo la oportunidad de dirigirse a los cubanos para hablarle de tus perpectiva en esta etapa de relaciones nuevas entre los paÍses. le dijo que su visitas de paz y amistad, citÓ un poema josÉ martÍ y dijo que era momento de olvidar el pasado y las diferencias que separan a las dos naciones. creo que los ciudadanos deben ser libres de expresar sus ideas sin temor de organizarse, crÍticas o gobernante y estar pacÍficamente. y que las leyes no deben incluirse detenciones de quienes ejerzan ese derecho. >> debutÓ que hablarÁ de la libertad que tenemos de expresarnos, de que no se le tenga miedo a los cambios a que tengamos libertad de escoger a nuestros presidentes. reportera: el discurso fue transmitido con traducciÓn simultÁnea por la televisiÓn cubana nivel nacional. >> aprendÍamos porque nos conmovÍa en ello con mucha seriedad lo que hablÓ el presidente obama. y esto merece el aplauso que no podemos darle dire

eastern up, remarks from president obama and cuba. republicanr from lawmakers on the brussels attack and the president's trip. benjamin netanyahu addresses the aipac conference. later, the 2017 defense department budget. arizona voters vote today in that primary. utah holds caucuses for both parties, and idaho has caucuses for democrats. tonight, speeches by some of the candidates. hillary clinton campaigns in seattle, while bernie sanders is in san diego, california. we will have election results and speeches tonight here on c-span. during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. remarks today in havana, cuba, president obama spoke about the terror attacks in brussels. an article from the washington post is titled "how the brussels attacks could force it obama to betray his policy instincts." instead of military offensives, the president has opted for helping america's allies and improve intelligence collection and sharing, as united states did