francisco is among those who supported president obama's efforts to reestablish ties with cuba after decades of isolation i see dyson how do you demand their best bargain for the relations between cuba and the usa i try to maybe try to show you some believe. there's nobody friendly with the cuban government and. clearly it any. better here nation with where they're usa others don't see the embassy drawdown as a game changer those was going to me soon see. the bullying. that these something going to boredom. no the moving will but he's a political maneuver to have no importance and while the trumpet ministration hasn't blamed the castro government for the mysterious attacks the u.s. has stopped processing visas for cubans seeking to visit the u.s. a travel warning has also been issued for americans who want to visit cuba meanwhile the fifteen diplomats expelled on tuesday have been given seventy's to leave washington reporting from miami marina port r.t. . now just can't seem to find a mission they don't want to extend you see the international space station has been testing out the b

diplomats in cuba were ordered to leave. all non-essential personnel ordered out along with families. they limited short term travel to cuba. announced u.s. delegations would not travel to cuba for meetings. issued a travel warning for american civilians that we shouldn't visit. suspended routine issuing of visas. dramatic actions. they didn't say why or what changed about this crisis the u.s. has been so cagey and tight-lipped about? why the sudden dramatic action? we still don't know. white house chief of staff said yesterday they believe the cuban government could stop the diplomat attacks if they wanted to. we don't know what he means by that either since the u.s. doesn't appear to be blaming the cuban government for carrying out the attacks in the first place. but there has been speculation since day one that some sort of sonic weapon might be to blame for all of it. that speculation has been, in part, because the first reported system was hearing loss. i think the speculation has been there in part because we know ther

relations between the united states and cuba have gone from promising to ice cold in a matter of months well last week the u.s. state department issued a travel warning for u.s. citizens heading to this caribbean nation. it's a picture postcard view of cuba but the united states says there's more than meets the eye its embassy employees were attacked and fellow americans should watch out. this hostile on a is disappointed. through agencies or have regular tourists that are coming from france germany spain but those who opened with american a tourism have collapsed. the. europeans just can't make up for the economic power of americans so says all land martinez who drives tourists around in havana cuba is famous classic cars so yeah i mean obviously it affects us because as far as i'm concerned american tourism is the best there is there's no other like it in terms of tips and everything and. cuba had prepared itself for one hundred sixty thousand visitors from the united states alone this year a record for recent decades but it seems thanks for the top of the hour. stories that move peop

of isolation i see dyson how do you demand their basic bargain for the relation between cuba and the usa i try to make a trade show you certainly know all this nobody friendly with the cuban government . really it any. better here nation with their usa others don't see the embassy drawdown as a game changer for those was when. the bullying. that these something going to portland. no the moving will but he's a political maneuver that. while the trumpet ministration hasn't blamed the castro government for the mysterious attacks the u.s. has stopped processing visas for cubans seeking to visit the u.s. a travel warning has also been issued for americans who want to visit cuba meanwhile the fifteen diplomats expelled on tuesday have been given seventy's to leave washington reporting from miami marina port r.t. . now just can't seem to find a mission they don't want to extend you see the international space station has been testing out the bigelow expandable activity module for two years and they've decided to keep it there for three more what makes an inflatable room so great in space we

anyone who is interacted with cuba, been to cuba anything to do with cuba understands that very little happens in havana that the cuban government doesn't know about especially americans working for the state department. so, the idea that over 20 americans working for the state department, working for the u.s. embassy could be severely injured in cuba and the cuban government not know anything about it is ridiculous. >> dickerson: what should be done now? >> well, i think they have done half of it which is drawing down our embassy presence, again, for purposes of protecting our personnel. everybody knows how i feel about cuba policy but set that aside for a moment, if something like this happened anywhere in the world with a government that tries to argue that they know nothing about it, this is the same response we'd advocate. i agree with the drawing down of our personnel, i think it is fair in reciprocal for us to require a proportional draw down of the cuban embassy and the cuban diplomatic presence in the united states. that's what i expect they will do. >> dickerson: let me ask y

say that cuba has not done enough to investigate the causes of those cuba's position very clearly there is no such attacks underway there have been no attacks and even if there were certainly cuba has got nothing to do with it but all of this is got to be seen as well in the context of the trumpet ministration relations with cuba we're reestablished under a bomber under the trumpet ministration things have changed substantially from the very beginning a president making very clear he's not that happy with these increasingly warm relations with cuba now we've seen a continual deterioration emerging from these claims of some kind of covert sonic attack. the search for those who went missing during the siege of the city of morocco in the philippines continues the government a clear victory of a pro i saw faces earlier this month after months of conflict there through an indoor gun as the story of one woman who received good news about her daughter had been kidnapped we met josee upin is a few months ago back then she was trying to retrieve her husband's body in a boric united though it ban

jorge: quÉ ocurriÓ con los diplomÁticos cuba. irma tarazona, nos muestra un audio que tal vez nos dÉ la explicaciÓn. irma: este es el sonido que se habrÍa utilizado para atacar a 22 diplomÁticos estadounidenses en cuba y habrÍan provocado daÑos severos en el oÍdo que los obligÓ a regresar a estados unidos. [habla en inglÉs] el jefe de gabinete presidencial dijo que el presidente de cuba, raÚl castro podrÍa detener esos ataques. el gobierno de la isla ha negado su participaciÓn desde que estallÓ el escÁndalo. james carlson, ha dicho que estos hechos no tienen precedentes. >> es la primera vez que se ha hecho algo asÍ en cuba contra diplomÁticos. irma: la agencia ap informÓ que entre los diplomÁticos habÍa un equipo de espías enviados para el presidente donald trump. >> son completamente imperceptibles, la persona no tiene ni idea de que se estÁ exponiendo a algo tan daÑino para sus sentidos y cerebro. irma: segÚn este neurÓlogo, este tipo de ruido puede causar daÑos irreversibles en el cerebro y en el oÍd

the state department has ordered two thirds of cuba's diplomatic personnel to leave the united states u.s. officials say the expulsion is connected to mysterious attacks of factoring the elf us embassy staff in havana cuba are in a portnoy as the story tonight the cuban coffee window at little havana as a restaurant has been the focal point of many heated political conversations. this morning the expulsion of cuban diplomats from washington dominated the dialogue you know one year for doing a job more and more saying just plain sorry for the spread united states. growth industry and the u.s. and a meeting on tuesday the trumpet ministrations said it was expelling fifteen cuban diplomats in response to months of mysterious sonic attacks which have injured twenty two u.s. diplomats and their family members in havana u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says quote the decision was made due to cuba's failure to take appropriate steps to protect our diplomats in accordance with its obligations under the vienna convention this order will ensure equity in our respective diplomatic operation

other question was about haiti and cuba. yeah. well -- you may mow that the haitian revolution to 1704 is a world historic event as suggested a few moments ago. it pig nightses general crisis of the entire slave system in the americas that could only be resolved with a collapse. which, of course, happened in the caribbean, jamaica bare bay toes in the 1830s because like revolutionaries anywhere, the haitians are trying to spread their antislavery gospel and they're stirring things up in jamaica and and london realizes jig sup and begins to move away from the african slave trade and slavery itself circa 1833 yankees digging their heels but the same process is unfolding on these shores there's evidence that suggest that gabriel revolt in virginia the beginning of the 19th century is at least inspired by ongoing revolt that are taking place in what becomes haiti. with regard to cuba, after the haitian revolution of course haiti considered one of the richest pieces of territory on planet earth because of the exploitation ofs in terms

the state department has ordered two thirds of cuba's diplomatic personnel to leave the united states u.s. officials say the expulsion is connected to mysterious attacks of fact the elf us embassy staff in havana cuba are in a portnoy as the story tonight the cuban coffee window at little havana as a restaurant has been the focal point of many heated political conversations. this morning the expulsion of cuban diplomats from washington dominated the dialogue you know one year for doing more and more centrist brain science for the spread united states. growth and the u.s. and a meeting on tuesday the trumpet ministrations said it was expelling fifteen cuban diplomats in response to months of mysterious sonic attacks which have injured twenty two u.s. diplomats and their family members in havana u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says quote the decision was made due to cuba's failure to take appropriate steps to protect our diplomats in accordance with its obligations under the vienna convention this order will ensure equity in our respective diplomatic operations the move comes days

say that cuba has not done enough to investigate the causes of those cuba's position very clearly there is no such attacks underway there have been no attacks and even if there were certainly cuba has got nothing to do with it but all of this is got to be seen as well in the context of the trumpet ministration relations with cuba were reestablished under a bomber under the trumpet ministration things have changed substantially from the very beginning a president making very clear he is not that happy with these increasingly warm relations with cuba now we've seen a continual deterioration emerging from these claims of some kind of covert sonic attack. china has unveiled the world's biggest ship to install offshore wind turbines the two thousand ton vessel can install turbines and sea much faster than before china is the world's biggest emitter of greenhouse gases scientists taken big steps to develop alternative power sources the country's been pushing for offshore wind turbines and the cost of building them on land has gone up. animals like bears and links last seen centuries ago being

the road to internet access in cuba has been slow and expensive two years ago the socialist government hooked up a tiny share of private households in havana to the world wide web mostly academics scientists and journalists the rest stand up using wife i pox public areas that offer internet access and over four hundred on the island that many cubans on happy about it. writing messages and sending photos making phone calls or skype in with friends and relatives in all corners of the globe all of this is now possible in cuba is why fight parks prices have dropped from two us dollars to one fifty per hour but that still represents five percent of the average monthly income of just thirty dollars but it's not just the high prices that disturb many cubans. i talk on the phone by internet with people about private things and all around people can listen in that it would be nice if privacy could be protected but as long as it's not like that we have to live with what we have but i mean like everything on cuba a little surreal you can really experience the intimate lives of people someone plea

but carter did not had much to say about castro in cuba. reagan then defeated carter and in the beginning and i go through this there was no reagan's human rights policy. the beginning was like the beginning of the george w. bush administration there was a feeling like this was a democratic stuff. this was a soft thinking. by the end and certainly by the end of the year and a half when secretary schultz came on reagan and developed the human rights policy conservative policy that ultimately led to the second term to an extremely active democracy promotion policy. and one of the things i think it's very important here is the criticism we made of carter was in part he have a human rights policy he did not have a democracy policy. it's good to get people out of jail. but they can lock them up faster than we can get them out. the solution to this kind of problem in the soviet union or anywhere else can't be endless american and for intervention. that was what we started to do in the reagan administration. it can't treat less on the individual c

in cuba, will grant went for along for a ride. some of latin america's best known revolutionary icon, ernesto guevara has inherited much from his father that his strong features, his name and his passion for motorcycles. but unlike ernesto ‘che' guevara, ernesto guevara has taken a different path in life. he runs a tourism motorcycle tour company. it is named la poderosa tours. translation: it is a private company using foreign capital. it is not a new union it has been happy if the yea rs, new union it has been happy if the years, centuries, infact. new union it has been happy if the years, centuries, in fact. he gave us years, centuries, in fact. he gave us read access to join years, centuries, in fact. he gave us read access tojoin him on a city tour of us read access tojoin him on a city tourof in us read access tojoin him on a city tour of in the capital. his company has proven a popular way to see the island. americans by age, we have never been able to come to cuba and now we can and we don't know how long that will last

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say that cuba has not done enough to investigate the causes of those cuba's position very clearly there is no such attacks underway there have been no attacks and even if there were certainly cuba has got nothing to do with it but all of this is got to be seen as well in the context of the trumpet ministration relations with cuba we're reestablished under a bomber under the trumpet ministration things have changed substantially from the very beginning a president making very clear he is not that happy with these increasingly warm relations with cuba now we've seen a continual deterioration emerging from these claims of some kind of covert sonic attack. chinese government is struggling to control a growing number of new h.i.v. cases the country has one of the highest rates of new infections in latin america now the government has launched a campaign to target high risk groups are latin america editor no three and human reports from santiago. forty eight year old sandra who asks that we not use her full name was pregnant with her sixth child when she discovered her husband had infected he

sounds like you've done your research labs thanks for coming in always the road to internet access in cuba has been slow and expensive two years ago a socialist government hooked up a tiny share of private households in havana to the world wide web the rest resort to wife i pox public areas that offer access. writing messages and sending photos making phone calls or skype in with friends and relatives in all corners of the globe all of this is now possible in cuba as why fight park's prices have dropped from two u.s. dollars to one fifty per hour but that still represents five percent of the average monthly income of just thirty dollars but it's not just the high prices that disturb many cubans. i talk on the phone by internet with people about private things and all around people can listen in that it would be nice if privacy could be protected but as long as it's not like that we have to live with what we have but i mean like everything on cuba a little surreal you can really experience the intimate lives of people someone pleading like when are you finally going to send me an invitation

the road to internet access in cuba has been slow and expensive two years ago the socialist government hooked up a tiny share of private households in havana to the world wide web mostly academics scientists and journalists the rest stand up using wife i pox public areas that off the internet access there are over four hundred on the island that many cubans on happy about it. writing messages and sending photos making phone calls or skype in with friends and relatives in all corners of the globe all of this is now possible in cuba is why fight parks prices have dropped from two us dollars to one fifty per hour but that still represents five percent of the average monthly income of just thirty dollars but it's not just the high prices that disturb many cubans. i talk on the phone by internet with people about private things and all around people can listen in that it would be nice if privacy could be protected but as long as it's not like that we have to live with what we have but i mean like everything on cuba a little surreal you can really experience the intimate lives of people some

on cuba, john kelly at the podium was asked about what's been happening to american diplomats in cuba. he had a very cryptic response. and he simply said this, we believe that the cuban government could stop the attacks on our diplomats. but we have never accused the cuban government of being behind it. does that imply we know who is behind it, cuba knows who is behind it and we just got to get on the same page? or we don't know yet? >> basically it says we are not saying that the cuban government is responsible for these attacks. what we are saying is they are able to get down to bottom of it. this is a small enough country they could go and find out exactly what is happening and that's what we're asking them to do. what has happened to those diplomats is unconscionable. until you go and tell us how you are going to fix it we need to start having this conversation. but, no, we are not implying the cuban government did it because we don't know that for sure. we are trying get to the bottom of it and make it stop. >> you mentioned a few times that you are glad you are in new york and n

politician the head of the central bank of cuba. yes when we arrived to havana in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine it was ten days off because he had left the government so it was very recent at that point cuba was mobilized and. of course having left because to my parents he was. tiny and i started. having left. a meeting with. a very strong experience i'd say it was shocking and i still remember the moment when him. and spent a couple of minutes hugging. and what did you feel when you heard about the cia backed as isolation of your brother. well if it wasn't cia the cia but it was the believing army that execute the assassination. was in charge. it was the army general in bolivia the cia was directing it it was the believe in me to actually carried it out we only learned about it lights because what was being said at the time was that he died in combat and not assassinated you know where does it make any difference today the die. trump is trying to tear up the obama deal on cuba. in reality has many problems more serious than

todayan tourists are one about cuba. following a mystery in havana. ♪ a british woman who travel to syria for years ago has been reportedly killed in a drone strike. she joined i.s. after traveling to syria in 2013. frank gardner reports. >> iconic, threatening and british. ae propaganda pictures of woman who went to syria in 2013 with a young son joined the islamic state. she married this man. killed in aacker drone strike. they plotted attacks in the west and pumpe hateful propaganda online. the defective isis capital heavily damaged by airstrikes. she was reportedly trying to leave and come home to britain. intelligence forces had her in their sites. a missile strike similar to this one killed her in june. it is not known for son was with her. her death would bring the total to six of the number of british citizens killed. individuals they see as a threat. they were actively involved in directing a plot of propaganda. you see this in the united states and other countries as well. >> she sold photos to i.s. for publi

politician the head of the central bank of cuba. i want to yes when we arrived to havana in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine it was ten days off because he had left the government so it was very recent at that point cuba was mobilized and. of course having left. because to my parents he was. tiny and i started. having left. a meeting with. a very strong experience i'd say it was shocking and i still remember the moment when him. and spent a couple of minutes hugging. and what did you feel when you heard about the cia backed assassination of your brother. well. it wasn't the cia the cia ordered it but it was the believing army that execute the assassination . was in charge. it was the army general in bolivia the cia was directing it it was the believe in me to actually carried it out we only learned about it lights because what was being said at the time was that he died in combat and not assassinated you know where does it make any difference today the. trump is trying to tear up the obama deal on cuba. in reality has many probl

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they all see him as a hero, as an example to youth in cuba and around the world. not everybody sees it that way. his critics see him as a man who was bloodthirsty and cruel. however, saying that here today is sacrilege for these people. they see him simply as a hero. and at 9.30 tonight, will grant looks at what che guevara's legacy has been in cuba — in our world now time for meet the author. peterjames created a detective, roy grace, who leads an army of readers through the routine and mystery of his work. apparently straightforward crimes are not quite what they seem. we care about him, we sympathise with him, we worry on his behalf. the police procedural novel has an enduring appeal and in need you dead, the latest roy grace story, peter james produces another taught and hypnotic tale. welcome. peter, why do you think so many people get hooked on policemen and women and the trials and tribulations of their everyday lives? well, i think good crime fiction actually reflects the world in which we live, in a better way than any other genre. i started my career w

cuba says that the governments of cuba has no responsibility whatsoever in the alleged incident. and that they strictly observe their obligations. we consider that the decision announced by the department is hasty, and it will affect the bilateral relations. the state department audit all nonessential american staff to leave cuba, officials say that those diplomats will be out of there by the end of this week. the state department says that they have ordered cuban and diplomats out of the u.s. to assure that each country has equal staffing. it now, the state department official stress that these policies change nothing towards our policy. we still have diplomatic relations, though the trump administration isn't scaling back the policies that the obama administration and active, moving the two governments closer, as he reported in detail, james. >> james: a lot still to learn about this. and an update to now on the nuclear deal that is supposed to keep iran from developing nuclear weapons. president trump has still not tipped his hand about whether he intends to walk away from tha

as i gather hasn't actually cuse cuba of attacking the u.s. diplomats in havana. well thanks again it's good to be with you first and foremost thanks are beginning to get to your a quite fast as you are aware that you've been a foreign minister flew to washington and now we're secretary tillerson and they really had no explanation they cannot confirm or deny me the cuban worsen bob yet at the same time as you alluded to we have had a number of our u.s. personnel in some cases children fact above what we think of sonic ways we still have not been able to confirm if this only son it weighs but now we have the actions that have been that your mother trying to ministrations certainly and i would say very justified. the it goes any country is responsible for protecting the diplomats of other countries living in their territory in cuba has failed to do so so i think even though we have now broken diplomatic relations. united states intelligence senate intelligence committee is meeting later on this week in closed doors to be present there with the facts. that the americ

island. >> americans my age have never been able to come to cuba and now we can. i don't know how long that will last. i thought i had to jump through this window while i could. >> when obama opened up cuba, she said we should really go soon. >> before it changes. >> it took us a while to get it together but we are here now and i enjoy it. will: despite his name, ernesto insists he is very much his own man. >> it has never been a big deal to me to have the surname guevara. i have never used my surname for anything. the upbringing my mother gave me would never allow me to act like that. will: as the son of a famous marxist whose image adorns every cornerwill: as the son ofs marxist whose, he knows he has his critics, especially in miami who accuse them of double standards of running a capitalist venture on a communist island. criticism is not something that bothers him. >> i'm the coordinator because i like doing this, because it was my idea to start doing tourism by motorbike. nothing more. it has nothing to do whether it is socialist or capitalist. will: in the 5

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diplomats in cuba. rich edson joins us live from the state department with new details on the mystery. >> good evening. chief of staff john kelly presented the strongest accusations yet against the cuban government over those injured american diplomats. >> we believe the cuban government could stop the attacks on our diplomats. >> the u.s. has only held cuba responsible for failing to protect u.s. diplomats, not for causing the attacks. the state department says that there is no change in their position. >> cuba has a responsibility to protect the diplomatic staff. it's a well-known fact that in the small country like cuba that has the regime and government it does, they tend to know things going on in their own borders. >> the administration expelled 15 cuban diplomats from the united states after reducing american staff in havana. associated press reports its obtained recordings of the sounds from these mysterious sonic attacks. the state department says that it's confirmed 22 cases of injured diploma

by the way, i went to cuba. i went to see what human rights shores were. i assume she was the same thing, right? none of us can bring back, right? put that in perspective. >> it sounds look you went for two different reasons much? anyway, on the issue in general. in both spots by the way. who are they? no one knows. this is a referendum on trump, christie when who is running now. i hate to be cynical about it. >> to that point, i look at it one way, regardless of with we don't have to have debate about this boycott and sanction movement and i think it is very anti-israel but that aside when you are one of only three out of 80 members does it show the democratic side has radicalized and very, very far left out of touch. >> no, you know, we are describing mote eves to things that are complex as we have been saying. a lot of moving pieces to them. the fact when i looked at it she was within of three and trust me she has courage to go against the herd mentality she had her own reasons for doing she's anti-israel and a huge mistake and i don't think it means we

otro reporte indica que el gobierno de mÉxico ayudÓ a espiar electrÓnicamente a la embajada de cuba. se encontrÓ con un agente de la kgb en la embajada soviÉtica. y segÚn otro ,un diplomÁtico cubano dijo que tenÍa buena puntería. en un documento el fbi alega que un grupo no identificado de exiliados accediÓ a asesinar a fidel castro, cobrando $100,000 por fidel, 20,000 por raÚl y 20,000 por "el che". se revela como una campaÑa de terror para justificar e intervenir militarmente en cuba, como hundir un barco de cubanos. el comitÉ que investigÓ el asesinato indicÓ que no cree que castro hubiera asesinado al presidente kennedy porque esta acciÓn, de ser descubierta, hubiera dado a estados unidos la excusa para destruir a cuba. se le pregunto a un funcionario de la cia, si era su agente. el documento se corta ahÍ. la recolecciÓn de documentos incluye mÁs de 5 millones de pÁginas de registros, y aquÍ aseguran que la mayorÍa, ya en el pasado han sido liberados total o parcialmente. marÍa: al regresar veremos el impacto econÓmico que tiene en la vida de los mexicanos de

intelligence agents in cuba. what we learned the trump administration is getting ready to do and the impact we'll see here in the district. >>> we continue to follow the latest from las vegas. the investigation into the deadliest shooting in american history contin ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name. giving you the power to keep pace. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. >>> it could take weeks to find out what drug a george mason university student took when he smashed through his fifth floor window and fell to the ground. >> an awful and sad story. it happened over the weekend. the university released the student's identity. we know he's 19-year-old t he was a standout football player in high school. they're concerned at gmu. >> it's definitely shocking. >> we haven't heard of this drug use on campus before? >> no. drug use is not a big thing here as far as i know. >> now police say that they are concerned that more students co

he called cuba -- i mean venezuela ruthless, socialist nation. that is some of what's been going on at a live event, the present did recognize 1 of 60 hispanic 60 hispanic recipient of the medal of honor. they will not be forgotten, the corner in las vegas has released the names of all 58 victims of sundays are events in las vegas. their lives cut short as you know by a madman. we are learning of the more selfless acts of heroism among the gunfire. i'm harris faulkner, let's go "outnumbered overtime" now. a 20-year-old fell into her high school sweethearts arms. a navy veteran haunted by the memories of war. a mechanic who held a stranger's hand as he passed away. some of the nearly 60 killed in the worst mass shooting in our nation's modern history. the carnage may have been worse if not for the quick thinking of ordinary citizens like the one we are about to show you who ran into the light line of fire. >> what do you got? >> do you need help? >> let's go. do we have any other wounded people? >> let's go. >> harris: six or seven people we are t

reduced its stuff at its embassy in cuba citing unexplained injuries to american personnel that cuba's government denies the accusations that it was involved that is called the response from the u.s. reckless and hasty there's the headlines i'll be back with more news for you here on al-jazeera right after risking it all next. but the message is simplistic and misinformation is rife in listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera.

politician the head of the central bank of cuba. yes when we arrived to havana in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine it was ten days off because he had left the government so it was very recent at that point cuba was mobilized and. of course having left. because to my parents he was. tiny and i started. having left. a meeting with. a very strong experience i'd say it was shocking and i still remember the moment when him. and spent a couple of minutes hugging. and what did you feel when you heard about the cia backed assassination of your brother. well. it wasn't the cia the cia ordered it but it was the believing army that execute the assassination . was in charge. it was the army general in bolivia the cia was directing it it was the believe in me to actually carried it out we only learned about it lights because what was being said at the time was that he died in combat and not assassinated you know where does it make any difference today the do. trump is trying to tear up the obama deal on cuba. in reality has many problems som

cuba has dismissed these claims as unfounded and full. the so—called attacks are unjust. whatever the type of attack, whatever the incident, it is com pletely whatever the incident, it is completely false. late last year, american staff started suffering from headaches, dizziness and hearing loss. while the us has not formally accused cuba of carrying out any attacks, president of trump said last week that have anna was responsible. they did some bad things. as well as withdrawing their staff in havana, americans expelled 17 cuban diplomat in washington. cuba since that was the wrong decision and has made it harder to serve their citizens in the us. the us government made a baseless, shallow, hasty and unacceptable decision to expel 17 of our officials. this has a negative impact on our consular services, and makes it

at 9:30pm, our correspondent looks at che guevara's legacy in cuba in our world. the duke of cambridge and prince harry have been very open about their own experiences with mental health, and set up their charity heads together to encourage people to speak out. now they've announced the next phase of their mission — a £2 million investment fund to help improve the nation's mental health through technology. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has finding out more. in the run—up to the london marathon, the younger royals' focus was almost exclusively centred on heads together — the campaign they founded and which aims to improve the nation's mental health. in april, thousands took up the challenge to run the 26 miles and, in doing so, helped to raise awareness of an issue that affects millions of people. this has been an unapologetically personal mission, with the princes opening up in a way they hadn't previously. do you think we've made enough of an impact, or a stepping stone into the schools area at a younger age? i think we are making good progress. s

cuba is responsible. i do believe that, and it's a very unusual attack, as you know. >> florida senator marco rubio announced on twitter he will be holding oversight hearings to see how the state department handled the attacks and the victim's complaints. >> bret: steve harrigan in miami. thank you. there is now a third u.s. aircraft carrier strike group in the western pacific ahead of president trump's asia trip. benjamin hall reports on the latest reaction to north korea's nuclear threat. >> a powerful show of force in yet another u.s. carrier strike group reaching the pacific taking the total to three, a reminder to north korea that all military options remain on the table. today the uss nimitz joined the uss roosevelt and uss reagan in the region, having completed operations in the middle east in a highly unusual deployment. >> two carrier groups is unusual. three is very, very unusual. >> the nimitz and roosevelt are equipped with the antimissile system which the u.s. sees as a key defense mechanism.

state department cuba has repeatedly denied any involvement and says the u.s. is withholding information to help get to the bottom of the reported acoustic attacks. down the street from the u.s. embassy people who say they're desperate to be reunited with their loved ones in the united states sit under the hot sun uncertain of what to do now that the consulate section is no longer accepting new applications the. night of leave it as husband is in the u.s. her daughter has a u.s. passport but she does not have a visa or they normally go so i had a visa appointment for september the twentieth that was postponed because of her and now this political storm is preventing us from getting together i do. if or when i can travel according to the u.s. embassy website most piece of processing in havana is suspended cuban applicants for nonimmigrant visa as may apply abroad something close to impossible for most cubans this embassy will be left with a minimum consular staff and so too will its cuban counterpart in washington after these expulsions this may go down in histo

politician the head of the central bank of cuba. yes when we arrived to havana in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine it was ten days off because he had left the government so it was very recent at that point cuba was mobilized and. of course having left because to my parents he was. tiny and i started. having left. a meeting with. a very strong experience i'd say it was shocking and i still remember the moment when him. and spent a couple of minutes hugging me. and what did you feel when you heard about the cia backed as a nation of your brother. well if it wasn't cia the cia but it was the believing army that execute the assassination. was in charge. it was the army general in bolivia the cia was directing it it was the believe in me to actually carried it out we only learned about it lights because what was being said at the time was that he died in combat and not assassinated you know where does it make any difference today the dog. trump is trying to tear up the obama deal on cuba. in reality has many problems more serious tha