the pope called on the cuban government to loosen restrictions. distent groups were hoping for an audience with the 84-year-old pontiff. >> we are praying this visit from the holy father helped the cuban people move towards hope. >> archbishop is one of hundreds of americans that made it to cuba, just to witness the pope's visit. he traveled from miami, a cuban-american that hadn't been to the country in 50 years. >> whether they live in cuba or outside of cuba can look at the future and together see what we can do. >> this man is hanging on to hope. though the government signalled there would be no political reforms before the holy father departed wednesday. >> the pope called on the u.s. to end its 50-year trade embargo against cuba. >>> being a christian in cuba was an invitation to persecution. even though the government keeps strict control over the church, chuck holton has our story from havana. >> when fidel castro took power in cuba, communism gained a foothold, the u.s. responded with an embargo. in the 50 years since more than a million

that -- all cuban dance is passionate. it's a characteristic of what they do. with these guys that's their thing. this is as much about our religion and our culture as it is about a dance. and that's an -- that's the great thing about them. we also have -- they are bringing a collection of musicians as well. >> i don't want to get political with you, what does it mean we're not able to have them here, the fact that our relations maybe with the island are improving and we're able to bring -- >> it's still tough. it's -- during the bush administration there was nobody coming out of the island and that was a tragedy. since the obama administration has been in made it easier for cuban artists here but it's still difficult. it's still far more honorous for cubans to get here than people from other countries. so it's still a risk and that's one of the reasons we're the exclusive u.s. debut because it's a difficult thing to do. >> it's a coup for you to be able to -- >> not now they got their visas it is. i always think, am i out of my mind. we know they are all comin

there is a distinction between cuban-americans and weather non- cuban hispanics consider to pinspotter -- consider cubans part of the family. he has come up with a revision of the dream act which does not citizenship but says you do not have to worry about living here the rest of your life. he what citizenship, you have got to get in line like everybody else. >> this is for children. >> this is for the children of illegal immigrants. the idea that citizenship is a gift, could be a lure, therefore we will give you a permanent residence and you don't have to worry about the petition, that is a compromise that could be increased by both sides of the aisle. he has not endorsed it and it will be hard for him to endorse it, but it is a path that helped him begin to walk back what happened in the primaries. >> "walk back what happened in the primaries" is the crucial line in charles' statement. john boehner, speaker of the house, candidly said this could not pass the house. in the last nine elections the republicans won, there was on the national to get a candidate named either nixon or bush.

my father grew up in new york and havana and married a cuban woman, my mother. all my family shared a great loving for havana, a city they call home. but contrary to my family, i grew up dreaming of traveling and wanted to leave havana for dublin, where some of the most famous writers i keep admiring were born, and also dreaming of paris where my grandparents, my grandfather, spend many important years of his life. also i want to move to my place, i don't know what was the name of that place. every time people call me la englicita, the little english woman because in cuba, in the caribbean, they didn't make any difference. all the irish were english. and all the people from asia were chinese. all the jews were called polacos, polish. that is interesting because the irish were part of the spanish community in cuba, but usually they didn't make the difference. so they call me and they call my father el inglis, the english guy. so when they call me that and when my name suffered many different spellings. later on in life, in the 70's, i had many identification card

i will help cuban community, latino community, like i always do. i hope i get better and people understand my situation but i am willing to do everything in my power to help and believe and help this community like i always do. >> ozzie, when you look at this room and the people outside and you hear everything that's been said over the last few days over your comments, what is your reaction to that? >> very embarrassed. very embarrassed, very sad, because, in this room, when i sit in this room in the past, unfortunately, it was all good. it was opening day. everybody was happy. every question i was asked was very positive. now, i'm sitting here a few days later very embarrassed and very sad. it is a funny thing. i told, next time i am going to see this room with this many people, it would be with next to me. unfortunately, it is not. i apologize to the peoples here. outside, whoever is looking at me, i am very, very sorry about the problem, about what happening. i will do everything to make it better. everything in my power to make it better. [ ina

before the reform, cubans were only allowed to trade housing the state had allotted them. but josÉ never found anyone to trade with, so he and his family made the best of it. the living space is below and the sleeping quarters above. it's hard to live together in this space -- we always have to think about the others, and that's why we'd like a bigger apartment." >> a peek down the courtyard reveals support beams holding up the walls. but in the restored houses, the old walls are returned to their former glory. getting an apartment here is like hitting the jackpot. gloria condÉ is one of the lucky residents. she works in the urban renewal authority's offices -- which might've helped. what to do with residents of buildings slated for renovation is a tricky question. the state tries to avoid forced resettlements. >> the comrades decide how the apartments are to be allotted, and they assign them. >> gloria's assigned space is a choice one -- with a view of the historic plaza vieja. havana has been restoring ruined buildings for some twenty years, converting them into luxury

>> in 1983 cuban started a software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

>> in 1983 cuban started a software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

>> in 1983 cuban started a software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

>> in 1983 cuban started software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

>> in 1983 cuban started a software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

that is the secret to every cuban recipe. onion pawed, garlic powder. >> you can never have too much garlic. >> never. >> let it simmer away. you know the -- we're going to add about a cup of heinz tomato sauce. >> that is your brand of choice? >> it's my brand of choice. >> how long will you let it cook? >> i will let it took about 15 minutes. i'll add the brisket. i will add more wine as we need it, and then voila! >> this is gorgeous. >> cuban rice beans. i could eat that now. i'm making myself hungry. >> i'm going to take a bite of that in just a minute. first if you would like a copy of today's recipe, log on to wbaltv.com and click on "food" or send a self-addressed envelope to "sunday brunch" 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland 21211. as i dip in to take a bite of this, stay with us. we'll be back with more news in just a moment. it looks to die for. >> it is so tender, we just tried it. >> you can order it for easter or for passenger. 410-494-8422. >> what a great way to make brisket. >> a chance for showers by th

>> in 1983 cuban started a software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

there are a couple of cuban american groups calling for him to be fired. i agree, actually because i am a woos. i agree with jesse and john. >> you can't say that. >> go for it. >> i agree with both jesse and john and i will tell you why. i agree the team is a private company that can fire him if they choose to do so. but the whole idea of being offended, and the second somebody offends you they should be fired is ridiculous. suspensions in baseball are supposed to be given out if you deck an umpire or break the rules in someway. he didn't break any laws or rules. all he gave was a controversial opinion. he should be able to do that. people should be able to do that, in this country if any, without worrying they will pay a fine or lose their job anytime they say something the general public doesn't like. >> i am tired of this apology briggade, bill, or hysteria, but i wasn't tortured under castro. >> it is not about the general public, but the people in that community who are putting money into that community which is where the team is, and the team should

>> in 1983 cuban started a software company and grew it and sold it for millions. then. >> my partner came to me and said you are the geek, there has to be a way to listen to indiana basketball over the internet. i said that is a good idea. >> i put an isdn line in the second bedroom of my house and i just worked. >> without a government program he created something. >> and i said guys when this is over either we are idiots and this is worth nothing and we will know it right away or we are all going to be rich. >> five years later they sold that company to yahoo for $6 billion. >> to me the most patriotic thing you can do as an american is be filthy, filthy rich. you are creating jobs and creating opportunities. >> he used his billion dollars to it hire more people and create more wealth. and he bought a lousy basketball team. >> you took a team not expected to win and they became national champions yeah, we sucked. >> did you have some ideas nobody else had or just good players? >> i walked in and i told everybody if you mention our win loss record you are fired.

-cuban relations. >> okay, the other superpower attending the summit is brazil. the [speaking in spanish] >> i would like to thank the president of the united states and also the american people for the very warm and friendly hospitality extended to me during to me and my delegation. >> it was brazilian president dilma rousseff's first official visit to the u.s. since assuming the presidency of brazil 15 months ago. on monday, she met privately with president obama for two hours to discuss trade and defense. here's a look at brazil. a superpower and a colossus. size, 3.3 million square miles, the larkest in south america and the third largest in this hemisphere, after canada and the u.s. borders, brazil borders all of the south american countries, except chile and equador. population, 206 million. economy, brazil's is the 7th largest of the world's 185 nations. since 2003, brazil's macro economy has been expanding, and get this, brazil's biggest trading partner today is china. oil! brazil's atlantic coastline runs 4,600 miles. the red dots on this map depict braz

there is a distinction between cuban-americans and weather non-cuban hispanics consider them rt of the family. he has had to come up th something substantive. a revision of the dream act in that neither does not citizenship but says you don't have to worry about living here the rest of your life. >> for the children. >> children of illegal immigrants who have to meet a requirement, military or school. but the idea is that citizenship is a gift. it could be a lure. therefore we will give permanent residence and you don't have to worry about deportation. that is the kind of comprise th cou getuppo on both sides of the aisle, and chose the path that romney could pursue. he has not endorsed it, and it will be hard to endorse it, but it will to begin to walk back what happened in the primaries. >> that is the central line of charles' statement. john boehner, speaker of the house, candidly said this could not pass the house of representatives, because of the publican caucus. there and 20 presidential elections since 1928. republicans have won nine of them. in every one of those nine, there w

step out, frustrating for mark cuban and his team in o.t. they have a chance to tie or win win we come back. >> mike: two point game, 15.1 to go here in los angeles. at the end of regulation, hubie. >> hubie: you can see, watch in the middle of the floor. they brought nowitzki up to the top of the circle had to go over the top of gasol, right now, you have plenty of time, 15 seconds on the clock. when you defense this, you want to make sure that you disrupt the pass. the other factor is, "a," did not foul a jump shooter in this situation. defense liviveive defensively, do not relax. they may go for a quick two here attacking the rim quickly. time management. >> mike: if the mavericks go quick and miss, they have a foul to give and that would work in their favor. the lakers have a couple opportunities and dallas will have to get it to quick. >> hubie: the other question, coming out of the time, you look at the threes on the road. you take that shot and roll the dice. >> mike: kidd, marion, delonte west, dirk nowitzki, jason terry, typically a

these two cuban actors are missing. they were supposed to appear for their film "one night" but they are no shows. what we do know is that they landed in miami enroute to new york to this film festival, but they never checked into the new york hotel. now a third co-star did get to new york. joining me to untravel this mystery, nick valencia, wow. they were spotted in miami? >> they were spotted in miami. the third actor they were supposed to meet up with on friday, both of these two 20-year-olds, nay never showed. >> they were not traveling together, they were separate? >> they were traveling together. the third they were supposed to meet up with and they never showed pup. >> no one has heard anything from them? >> we have made relentless efforts to try to get in touch with border patrol, i.c.e., no one is talking. we just don't seem to know what they are. >> one question i have to ask, when you read about the plot of this film, it's about these teens in cuba deflecting and living, you know, the big city lifestyle in mi

and we all know the love of cubans, cuban americans and cuban cubans for baseball. i wanted to also bring in george w. bush. this is what he had to say in new york today at a bush institute seminar. >> you know, i'm often asked, do you miss the presidency? i really don't. i enjoyed it. it was an unbelievably interesting experience. it was inconvenient to have to stop at stoplights coming over here. but i guess i miss that. when you get out of office, it's kind of a daunting feeling. you've served, you've given it your all and all of a sudden you have some years ahead of you. and i have decided to stay out of the limelight. i had plenty of the limelight. i don't think it's good, frankly, to our country to undermine our president and i don't intend to do so. >> a reminder, he is still to endorse mitt romney. >> yes, i think you just switched me over and andrea was still interviewing me. >> sorry, chuck todd was just getting somebody else talking to him in his ear. so with apologies for that. we just saw that george bush at that conference today. and we will of course

>>> some members of miami's large cuban community wanted ozzie guillen fired as manager of the marlins pore praising cuba's long-time dictator fidel castro in a magazine article. instead the team suspended guillen for five games. the usually combative guillen accepted his punishment meekly. >> i apologize to the people here. outside looking at me. i'm very, very, very sorry about the problem, about what happening. and i will do everything to make it better. >> while guillen was speaking, angry protesters were outside the marlins' new stadium in the heart of miami's little havana. >>> now to baseball. on the field in san diego, with the game tied 2-2 in extra innings, arizona's chris young smacked a two-run homer in the top of the 11th. the d'backs held on to win 4-2 and are 4-0 to start the season. >>> in the nba last night, boston at miami and early in the

this is the second camp together for cotta and his 47-year-old cuban trainer. following their successful debut collaboration for the margarito rematch last december. >> i think what the people see comes. it is the mastermind behind the

because in florida rubio does well with cubans. he is of cuban heritage. some would say republicans always do well with cubans. but does he help in colorado, new mexico, arizona, some western states in which hispanics in the puge hispanics center, 51% of hispanics don't like to be called hiss panics. they would prefer to be called puerto rican or whatever state their family or parents came from. so the question of rubio -- also, by the way, rubio has no executive experience. romney made a big deal about executive experience. hard to see him pick a number two who lacks that key quality. gwen: if we know one thing about this campaign now that the primary season is essentially over, we know that there was never an amazing overflow and want of enthusiasm for mitt romney's candidacy. how much is the white house counting on that? when you look at the poll numbers, the enthusiasm gap is pretty significant. >> one of the things we know is that the president has always enjoyed what they consider their faverblt air cushion. that voters, no matter what they think of

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. >>> more than 50 years after the cuban revolution, we have learned again how dangerous it is for anyone in this country to defeat obama.

guillen told "time" magazine he admires cuban dictator fidel castro. that's not the sort of thing the team's fans, many of them cuban-americans who fled castro -- want to hear. guillen says he didn't express himself well in english. he's been suspended for five games there. the baseball park is in little havana as well. >> didn't play well. >> no, it didn't play well. >> know your crowd is the moral of that story. >>> police in boston want to file criminal complaints against 14 people in connection with an alleged frat hazing incident. five students were found monday in an apartment near boston university in their underwear. police say they were bound together at the wrists by duct tape and also covered with food, condiments and beer. university administrators say those responsible will be expelled. >>> the ucla admissions office is getting a big fat "f" this morning. they sent out financial aid letters to nearly 900 applicants that congratulated them on being accepted. days later, though, the high school seniors were told they are still on the waiting

fighting to save his career after saying he loves the cuban dictator. this is "hardball." >>> well, the senate race up in massachusetts certainly shaping up to be the marquee matchup this election year. now we have learned the challenger elizabeth warren doubleded the fund-raising hall of senator scott brown. warren took in nearly $7 million versus last quarter of 3.4 by senator brown. brown still has 15 million in his war chest, of course, 4 million more than warren, but she is well within the margin of error. >>> we're back, and here's some advice if you happen to be in south florida, don't say you love fidel castro. that's what native ozzi guilled he have forced to apologize to an outraged cuban community down there. whether he keeps his job is very unclear right now. the incident shows, obviously, that even 50 years after castro took power how perilous it is to say something about him pm give us the sense of what this means to people when they hear a prominent figure about the bebeloved baseball teem with a new stadium and everything to say that abo