there is a lot of optimism in cuba at the moment. but i can't help but wonder, 50 years after his death, how che would feel if he viewed the island today. as the conversation turned back to che guevara, gabriela had an extraordinary revelation about her family for me. my grandfather died with che guevara — in bolivia. and he died struggling for the revolution, for the freedom of cuba. so i grew up with this feeling in my family, and this is what the young people have now. this legacy and this force for struggling to get what we want. gabriela's grandfather, she told me, was 0rlando pa ntoja, a guerrilla who fought alongside che in bolivia exactly 50 years ago. he died in the battle in which che was captured. i was interested how gabriela's family connection to the world—famous revolutionary influenced her life as an entrepreneur in today's emerging cuba. do you feel like you are inspired by the sacrifices of your grandfather and his generation, or are you growing away from what they built? in spite of i belong to another generati

there is a lot of optimism in cuba at the moment. i can't help but wonder, 50 years after his death, how che would feel if he viewed the island today. as the conversation turned back to che guevara, gabriela had an extraordinary revelation about her family for me. my grandfather died with che guevara. in bolivia. and he died struggling for the revolution, for the freedom of cuba. so i grew up with this feeling in my family and this is what the young people have now. this legacy and this force for struggling to get what we want. gabriela's grandfather, she told me, was orlando pa ntoja, a guerrilla who fought alongside che in bolivia exactly 50 years ago. he died in the battle in which che was captured. i was interested how gabriela's family connection to the world famous revolutionary influenced her life as an entrepreneur in today's emerging cuba. do you feel like you are inspired by the sacrifices of your grandfather and his generation or are you growing away from what they built? in despite, of course, i feel inspired by this lega

venezuela cuba would no longer need venezuela for us and she needs right venezuela's head out for the us not happy at all ross nafta russian oil giant it's getting very cozy as you pointed out australia as we mentioned earlier what sort of a vacuum are we dealing with right now. well you know as a you know as i mentioned you know you're there is that i gather that the russians are for the time being filling the relationship cannot last forever because it's not the same you know terms of trade as with venice well i mean so you know obviously the goal for cuba is to you know find his own oil at some point so it does have the australian company known as melbourne they currently have a concession to drill on shore site which is somewhere just east of the resort town daryl but even if you know there's a significant find there. the belief is still that is there's even more significant potential find of oil off the north especially the northwest coast violent. i want to go back to something that you said last year with regard to donald trump president donald trump's tweets and his statements

tonight cuba is set for even more sanctions from washington as relations between the two nations slide we take a look at the island and its oil and what it means for its future also millennia old are falling behind houses cars families these are hallmarks of adulthood and generations past we explore why these are harder for millennia also to attain now. and the big corn is going crazy two thousand and seventeen has been a breathtaking year for the currency some governments are taking harsh actions against its trading others are welcoming it open arms my guest former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton explains it all for us stand by the boss starts right now. according to british conservative m.p. daniel hand in the u.k. would be bringing something new to the table by joining the north american free trade agreement between the united states canada and mexico this comes during the lead up to the fourth round of nafta talks recently in canada prime ministers justin trudeau and theresa may were optimistic about a bilateral trade deal on the heels of their talks in ottawa if given a ch

tonight cuba is set for even more sanctions from washington as relations between the two nations why we take a look at the island and its oil and what it means for its future also millennia old are falling behind houses cars families these are hallmarks of adulthood in generations past we explore why these are harder for millennia also to attain now and a big point is going crazy two thousand and seventeen has. in a breathtaking year for the currency some governments are taking harsh actions against its trading others are welcoming it open arms my guest former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton explains it all for us stand by the boss starts right now. according to british conservative m.p. daniel hand in the u.k. would be bringing something new to the table by joining the north american free trade agreement between the united states canada and mexico this comes during the lead up to the fourth round of nafta talks recently in canada prime ministers justin trudeau entries from a we're off to mystic about a bilateral trade deal on the heels of their talks in ottawa if given a cho

this is rebel radio from cuba and american free territory. victorious the revolutionaries the liberators from the teesta dictatorship rode into la have gone on tanks cheered on by a static crowd from then on nestor che guevara occupied an increasingly important position in cuban political life becoming minister of the economy the minister of industry. and for a all a dream you have to. want to share arrived in havana bearing the reputation of a great commander. fidel cast. i had always been wary of anyone who might have too much prestige. and the prestige they could out showing him give our there's something that i thought of as the lock up so we ask of our earth to look after the fortress of like a banya which overlooked the port of havana and where previously he first revolutionaries had been imprisoned and then following the victory of the revolutionaries but he stays and. see give our fidel castro in charge shake of our with the task of organizing trials for the prisoners of batista's regime just. so it wasn't just another episode in shea

tonight cuba is set for even more sanctions from washington as relations between the two nations slide we take a look at the island and its boil and what it means for its future also millennial are falling behind houses cars families these are hallmarks of adulthood in generations past we explore why these are harder for millennia old to attain now and a big point is going crazy two thousand and seventeen has been a breathtaking year for the currency some governments are taking harsh actions against its trading others are welcoming it open arms my guest former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton explains it all for us stand by the boss starts right now. according to british conservative m.p. daniel hannan the u.k. would be bringing something new to the table by joining the north american free trade agreement between the united states canada and mexico this comes during the lead up to the fourth round of nafta talks recently in canada prime ministers justin trudeau entries from a were optimistic about a bilateral trade deal on the heels of their talks in ottawa if given a choice had

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cuba tensions. frank mora. ♪ host: you may not be surprised to hear that the partisan political divide in america is wider than ever mentioned. you is howrprise quickly the views have evolved. good morning and welcome to on thiston journal," sunday morning. october the eighth, 2000 17. we look at a poll on partisanship as it came out this week from the few research center. you can read this online. we ask you how we can bridge the political divide in america. .epublicans call (202) 748-8001 democrats, (202) 748-8000. all others, (202) 748-8002. we welcome your posts on facebook as well. and we look for your tweets. send those. we will get to your calls momentarily. again, this is a poll that came out from the pew research center . a couple of the leading paragraphs that came out this weekend. a busy newsweek and we thought they get around to hearing your thoughts on this. the key take away -- for more than two decorates, partisan divide has been a force in politics. today, the divide between pins

this is rebel radio from cuba and american free territory. victorious the revolutionaries the liberators from the teesta dictatorship rode into la have gone on tanks cheered on by a static crowd from then on nestor che guevara occupied an increasingly important position in cuban political life becoming minister of the economy the minister of industry. and for a all a dream you had to. go on che arrived in havana bearing the reputation of a great commander. i had always been wary of anyone who might have too much prestige. prestige that could out showing him there are those that i thought of as the like and so we ask of our other to look after the fortress of like a banya which overlooked the port of havana and where previously he first revolutionaries had been imprisoned and then following the victory of the revolutionaries but these days and strains that. say give our fidel castro in charge shake of our with the task of organizing trials for the prisoners of the tasters regime just. so it wasn't just another episode in shades history. it was

this is rebel radio from cuba and american free territory. victorious the revolutionaries the liberators from the teesta dictatorship rode into la have gone on tanks cheered on by a static crowd from then on nestor che guevara occupied an increasingly important position in cuban political life becoming minister of the economy the minister of industry. and for a all a dream you had to. go on chair arrived in havana bearing the reputation of a great commander. fidel cast. i had always been wary of anyone who might have too much prestige. and the prestige they could out showing him there are there's something that i thought of as the outcome so we ask of our other to look after the fortress of like a banya which overlooked the port of havana and where previously the first revolutionaries had been imprisoned and then following the victory of the revolutionaries but easters entrances that. say give our fidel castro in charge shake of our with the task of organizing trials for the prisoners of the tasters regime just. so it wasn't just another epis

this is rebel radio from cuba american free territory. victorious the revolutionaries the liberators from the teesta dictatorship rode into la havas on tanks cheered on by a static crowd from then on nestor che guevara occupied an increasingly important position in cuban political life becoming minister of the economy the minister of industry. or a dream you had to. go on che arrived in havana bearing the reputation of a great commander. fidel cast. i had always been wary of anyone who might have too much prestige. and the prestige they could out showing him give our there's something there i thought of as the lock up so we ask of our other to look after the fortress of like a banya which overlooked the port of havana and where previously he first revolutionaries had been imprisoned and then following the victory of the revolutionaries but he stares and strains that. see it give our fidel castro in charge shake of our with the task of organizing trials for the prisoners of the tasters regime just. so it wasn't just another episode in shad

cuba trade and economic council thank you. president donald trump of the first lady arrived in puerto rico this afternoon fourteen days after hurricane maria ravaged the island thirteen follow up visit quickly was sidetracked after president trump compared puerto rico's death toll to hurricane katrina and jokingly blame the u.s. territory for its recovery costs for more details because live now to our teams in miami marina president trump has given himself some pretty high marks on the federal response to puerto rico critics say is administration moved too slowly in responding to this crisis in the island does the president seem to understand things differently after speaking to local officials and residents. it doesn't appear that way lindsey after arriving in puerto rico around eleven forty five am the first couple posed for some quick pictures before hosting a roundtable with local and federal officials at one point mr trump went around the room soliciting praise about his administration's response to the crisis now while m

cuba seized fifteen of its diplomats expelled from the united states as the relationship between the two nations struggled under economic sanctions accusations of physical attacks and travel warning also my guest weighs in on how tax fights are set to affect the little guy we take a look at what we face heading into the tax reform debate. must start right now. he may be out of his corner office but today former equifax c.e.o. richard smith had to answer for a massive hack at the credit monitoring service equifax before the house financial services committee on capitol hill the breach compromised the personal data of one hundred forty six million americans while he ran it on july twenty ninth equifax confirmed suspicious activity in a consumer dispute portal but it didn't confirm it as a hack until the thirty first and it did not announce that happen until september seventh and in the meantime three executives sold stock in the company totaling nearly two million dollars as a compensation for consumers smith offered that the company has offered comprehensive sets of products for free

lo peor estÁ en el centro de cuba, en algunos sectores montaÑosos podrÍa llegar hasta posiblemente 15 o 20 pulgadas la tormenta cruza y se va. note que hay un sistema frontal que arrastra todo eso y a nueva york y todo el nordeste tendrÁ una tormenta domingo y lunes con viento y lluvia que podrÍa llegar a varias " en algunos estados como nueva york. ahÍ termina la historia de esta tormenta tropical. fÉlix: vamos a ser pendientes de la informaciÓn, en nueva york, autoridades prosiguen con la bÚsqueda de restos humanos. una adolescente presuntamente asesinado por agentes de la mara salva trucha. >> yo la marque como a las 10:24 y me dijo, ahorita voy. en una voz como para que no la escuchara nadie. reportero: fuertemente armados junto unidades anti pandillas de varias localidades neoyorquinas, arrastraron por tierra y por aire las zonas del sector de long islands por restos mutilados de otra persona joven. el jefe de la policÍa del condado, dijo que el mÉdico forense aÚn no ha confirmado la identidad de las vÍctimas. fueron enterrados en este terreno por miembros de la temible

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 number of refugees heading to greece's surged in the past two months putting a huge strain on resources camps built to host seven thousand refugees are now dealing with twice that number most arriving on the island of less force and where john reports. these afghan syrians and africans are living in a tent city there isn't enough room for them in moria the government run camp on lesbos and they are vigilant about refugees who are in the

can wild cuba co-exist with widespread progress? more on that in our next report from cuba. in cuba's zapata swamp, i'm miles o'brien for the pbs newshour. this guy's good! >> woodruff: now, to the "newshour bookshelf:" tom hanks is one of the most recognized and acclaimed actors in the world. now, he has done something new: written a book, titled "uncommon type," a collection of 17 short stories, mostly about people seeking connections of one kind or another. several of the stories include an obsession of hanks': typewriters. jeffrey brown met up with hanks here in washington this past weekend, and began their conversation by asking about the different approaches to acting and writing. >> as an actor, my job, that i figured out a long time ago, was to get beyond self- consciousness, because it's the death of acting. if you have this outside presence, and you're seeing how you look, and sound, you'll never be able to get free enough in order to pursue the truth of what the character or the story is. >> brown: but here you're creating the character. >> yeah, once i could get

and now secretary of state rex tillerson has ordered cuba to withdraw fifteen of its diplomats from the united states he says the decision was made due to cuba's failure to take appropriate steps to protect u.s. diplomat serving the country he is referring to unexplained so-called sonic attacks in have and out that have harmed at least twenty two american government workers and their family members joining me from new york john have a lick president of the u.s. cuba trade and economic council thank you so much for talking with me about this let's back up a little bit there was an important meeting between cuba's minister of foreign affairs and rex tillerson on september twenty sixth were these perfunctory meetings they didn't get much play in the media had a bedroll castro it probably would have gotten a lot of play what it had made a difference. you know the trump ministration the decision after so thing or being lobbied by members of congress to reduce the levels at the cuban embassy in washington d.c. so there really wasn't anything that foreign minister bernard rodriguez was goi

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. well small still had an al-jazeera demonstrators. in support of me and my tree over there and the crisis plus i made a lot reporting on moves to bring apex predators like wolves back to the scottish highlands. of more than three hundred you. had i was about to get really cold and windy for a good part of northern and eastern europe you might get an idea watch where the cloud is coming from was all become very active now various frontal sys

[applause] >> so i was at cuba several years ago. did you visit cuba then have the idea?. >> the cuba was then the news of the obama administration with the political science history major and with those cuban-americans in south florida and then to escape from castro. so i think about it early 2015. so they do come to my house. >> and then to be a friend of john kerry and then i said this will be fun. this sounds like it could be fun. as the special assistant. with the bay of pay be beckman negative invasion in the cuban missile crisis. that we go to start the book and that took shape but did not come to life until we went to cuba because of john kerry then amounted to they gathered jail free cards. but if we get that chance to see the ambassador. to be interested in the american embassy. for anybody the right of the novel the right the book about vietnam. and then i went to moscow. and then i finished a book with september 19. >> from inception to publication was two years?. >> what i thought was remarkable you spend 12 days in cuba. >> two years. >> the your descriptions

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 now togo's president has spoken for the first time since a recent wave of protests began calling for his resignation of position of supporters of defiance of government ban on weekday demonstrations. calling term limits the president for the office of the president which would mean a single one to be allowed to stand again at the next election. it is true that we have also gone through difficult moments in the past and we have to be bold co

cuba trade and economic council thank you. president donald trump in the first lady arrived in puerto rico this afternoon fourteen days after hurricane maria ravaged the island thirteen follow up visit quickly was sidetracked after president trump compared puerto rico's death toll to hurricane katrina and jokingly blame the u.s. territory for its recovery costs for more details across live now to our teams in miami marina president trump has given himself some pretty high marks on the federal response to puerto rico critics say is that ministration move too slowly in responding to this crisis in the island does the president seem to understand things differently after speaking to local officials and residents it doesn't appear that way lindsay after arriving in puerto rico around eleven forty five am the first couple posed for some quick pictures before hosting a roundtable with local and federal officials at one point mr trump went around the room soliciting praise about his administration's response to the crisis now while m

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 bomb or 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. lots more still to come here on al-jazeera including under pressure after a controversial referendum iraq's kurdish leaders are called to leave not seeking to extend his term. and a mother and daughter reunited in the philippines despite a deadly conflict that has torn hundreds of families apart. hello it looked like a winter storm and it must die feel like it would still misting went through the upper midwest is expanding throwing the co

/cuba relations in crisis. two dozen u.s. embassy staff reporting ailments. >> i believe cuba is responsible. >> reporter: first interview, top security officials and doctor pushing back. did you do it? >> translator: without hesitation, i'm telling you no. >> reporter: colonel says nearly 2,000 people looking into the charge that u.s. diplomats were targeted with sonic weapon, suffering headaches, nausea, hearing loss, mild traumatic brain injury. >> translator: cuba doesn't possess this technology, these weapons. >> reporter: this is the sound they reported to have heard. document from the cubans said it was not at acoustic levels damaging to health and u.s. officials saying no known technology displaying these symptoms. >> never been physiological response that reflects the symptoms reported ever caused by sound waves of any type. >> reporter: we went into the hotel room of one of incidents. vibrations through the window. cubans say they interviewed more than 300 neighbors, conducted medical exams, air and soil samples, st

i sat down with cuba's top security officials, a top doctor. this university in havana virtually shut down. now two dozen american embassy staff have reported mystery ailments, president trump blaming the cubans. >> i do believe cuba is responsible. >> reporter: now the investigative team, two top officials and a doctor pushing back. did you do it? >> without hesitation, i'm telling you no. >> reporter: they have had nearly 2,000 people looking into the charge that u.s. diplomats were targeted by a sonic weapon resulting in a range of symptoms, headache, nausea, vomiting, even brain injury. >> translator: cuba has never had sonic weapons. >> reporter: this is the sound they say they heard. but a document provided to them said that is not at levels to damage the health. and there is no known idealogy to support these symptoms. >> there is nothing that supports the symptoms reported that has ever been caught by any sound waves of any type. >> reporter: we went inside the hotel room where incidents were reported. he said there were vibrations thro

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 in yemen because of 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 don't know if or when i can travel according to the u.s. embassy website most visa 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. hist

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. now while the philippine government has declared victory of a pro i saw fighters in the city many residents are struggling to get back to the lives they had before the war a search for missing loved ones continues as more bodies are collected from the frontlines. as a story of one woman who received good news about her daughter who'd been kidnapped we met josee upin is a few months ago back then she was trying to retrieve her husband's bod

and cuba as a fledgling tourism sector becomes a victim of a major diplomatic squabble. welcome to the business and to trust commission a mug of eight of us tiger has finally taken ireland to toss preferring it to the blocks highest court on wednesday for failing to collect a massive thirteen billion euros in back taxes from aca the. had ordered island to do that one year ago the e.u. commission is also ordering amazon to pay two hundred fifty million euros in back taxes to luxembourg vest august at the small western european country had granted the online shopping giant an illegal tax break meaning almost three quarters of its profits had gone taxed so the e.u. commission seems to mean business but why now well let's ask our brussels correspondent bob. both ireland and luxembourg and holland as well of course they're all know that for their generous tax rules in order to attract big corporations why is the european commission having a problem with it now. it's not having a problem now but it's going through the back catalogue and sort of making little points into all th

over now on to cuba where the united states is ordering two thirds of cuba's diplomatic personnel to leave the united states state department officials say the expulsion announced tuesday is connected to mysterious attacks that have damaged the health of u.s. embassy staff and have vanna artie's marine important visit at the heart of cuba's exile community in miami to find out how people are reacting to the diplomatic row . the cuban coffee window at little have on 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. more and more serious just plain strange 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 diplo

/cuba relations in crisis. two dozen u.s. embassy staff reporting ailments. >> i believe cuba is responsible. >> reporter: first interview, top security officials and doctor pushing back. did you do it? >> translator: without hesitation, i'm telling you no. >> reporter: colonel says nearly 2,000 people looking into the charge that u.s. diplomats were targeted with sonic weapon, suffering headaches, nausea, hearing loss, mild traumatic brain injury. >> translator: cuba doesn't possess this technology, these weapons. >> reporter: this is the sound they reported to have heard. document from the cubans said it was not at acoustic levels damaging to health and u.s. officials saying no -- >> never been physiological response that reflects the symptoms reported ever caused by sound waves of any type. >> reporter: we went into the hotel room of one of incidents. vibrations through the wind. cubans say they interviewed more than 300 neighbors, conducted medical exams, air and soil samples, studied insects and electromagnetic waves. no

and cuba exercises very close control of everything within their country. their intelligence services, famously intrusive. so, i think the sort of tit for tat retaliation of expelling 15 cuban diplomats was intended to simply ramp up the pressure on cuba to help us resolve this irk and figure out what is the source, the origin, of these mysterious illnesses and likely attacks on american diplomats. >> but where the cubans allowed the fbi to come on their soil and conduct an investigation seems to mitigate against the idea that it was the cuban government itself that was responsible. and i guess what i'm wondering, senator, is whether there are forces at play here who don't wish for their to be a reproachment between cuba and the united states. i mean, frankly, it takes a line out of a new work of fiction by nelson demille. but there are those sources out there that have been lying in wait for this kind of policy. and we don't want our foreign policy dictated by intraloafers, that's what i'm trying to say. >> well, michael, it's a virtual misalignment of tho

cuba is a major recipient of enslaved africans. you may recall slavery glass in cuba after slavery is abolished in the united states of america. and many of these ships were trying to start stripes with the lone star flag of texas, for example. a turning point for haiti comes in 1844 with the split. you know that island is shared by two countries, haiti and the dominican republic. i told the story, this is one of the more successful interventions of us foreign policy in the 19th century, hoping to engineer that split. i don't dispute dominican sovereignty but i felt the story should go forward nonetheless. and haiti of course is spreading its anti-slavery gospel not only to north america and jamaica and barbados but also cuba, also to south america, to venezuela, etc. it's an important country and when i speak on pacific, i mentioned the fact that within hailing distance of where we are speaking, across the border is baja california. there's a large number of asians who really need our assistance. some of them are not integrating i

and cuba? >> well, it's been devastating, frankly. economically to cuba, the travel warning in particular has meant that the american universities have stopped sending their students for the fall semester. could they have legal liability? they can't tell parents they're sending kids to a country under a travel warning. also, there's real fear that the economic ripple effect will affect airbnb, for instance, all the million young entrepreneurs and other people who have opened their homes starting this little wedge of capitalism in this socialist country are no longer able to rent their homes. so they have made investments and fixed things up, and now the tourists are not able to come. so there's a real problem down the road if this does not get resolved. and the worst fear of all for cubans would be if the trump administration would just be hostile to the diplomatic opening of president obama, if they were put back on the state department's list of states that sponsor terror. even north korea is not on the list, but if cuba does, they

in this case, detant between united states and cuba. the cuban government condemned the act as hasty, inappropriate and unthinking. motivated by politics. where's this leading? joining me now united states senator chris coons, from great state of delaware, a member of the senate's committee on foreign relations judiciary and ethics. senator, if we don't have proof that the cuban government itself was responsible for this mysterious attack, should we have expelled their diplomats from the united states? >> that's a great question, michael. this whole incident is somewhat of a mystery. over a number of months 22 diplomats from the united states stationed in havana in cuba were reported mysterious illnesses, problems with balance, with memory. with their general health. and finally i think, the trump administration acted out of a concern that cuba is responsible for the safety of our diplomats in their country. and cuba exercises very close control of everything within their country. their intelligence service is famously intrusive. i thin

/cuba relations in now two dozen u.s. embassy staff reporting ailments. president trump blaming the cubans. >> i believe cuba is responsible. >> reporter: first interview, cuban investigating team, top security officials and doctor pushing back. did you do it? >> translator: without hesitation, i'm telling you no. >> reporter: colonel says nearly 2,000 people looking into the charge that u.s. diplomats were targeted with sonic weapon, suffering a range of symptoms, hearing loss, headaches, nausea, even mild traumatic brain injury. >> translator: cuba doesn't peace possess this technology, has never had these weapons. >> reporter: this is the sound they reported to have heard. document from the cubans said it was not at acoustic levels damaging to health. and american experts telling us there's no symptoms. >> never been physiological response that reflects the symptoms reported ever caused by sound waves of any type. >> reporter: we went into the hotel room of one of incidents. he said there were vike vab vibrations through this window. cubans say they in

his name has adorned every corner of cuba for the past fifty years. is images recognized around the woworld. into what i thk month chenene is a model for new generations. he was a man capabable off renouncicing everything to carry out his ideaeas. willingg to give his life if necessary. resultlts here on this side youou in nineteen sixty five he left cuba tighten battles. in africa and leta bolivia. where in nineteen sixty seven he was captptured and executed? bys military backed bolivian forces. his body was brought back to cuba which was laid to rest alongside his fellow revolutionary fighters. . harvey weinstein the man behind at films including shakespeare in love in pulp fiction house been sent by the board of f his own film company this up following accusations that he sexually harassed female employees. the weinstein company said it acted all stick new information about his that misconduct came to light. sucking of the oscar winning film producer comes after report by the new york times which lead to street. over companies direct his stepping d

bajo mi administraciÓn hemos tomado acciones para defender a los pueblos de cuba y venezuela. recientemente nicolÁs maduro despotricaba contra trump. >> tÚ le dice simÓn bolÍvar y no sabes quiÉn es. mercedes:Éstas declaraciones se producen en el tiempo que se lleva a cabo una investigaciÓn sobre los denunciados ataques con dispositivos que afectaron a diplomÁticos estadounidenses y a sus familiares en cuba. este experto asegura que hay algo mÁs. >> hay pruebas, que no solamente fueron causadas por este equipo, sino como he comentado anteriormente. los mÉdicos han encontrado en los pacientes las personas que han caÍdo enfermas que estÁn demostrando sÍntomas. que no se pueden llevar a mÁquinas acÚsticas. mercedes: tampoco descarta que se vuelva a provocar sanciones a cuba. >> le han dado chance al gobierno cubano a reaccionar y por lo menos esperamos que el canciller bruno rodrÍguez cuando pidiÓ la cita que por lo menos iba a hablarle al secretario de estado. mercedes: se refiriÓ nicolÁs maduro y escribiÓ en twitter: nicolÁs maduro es mejor que regreses de l

francisco parata is among those who supported president obama's effort to reestablish ties with cuba after decades of isolation i see dyson how they demand their basic bargain for the relation between cuba and the usa i try to make a trade show user believe. there's nobody friendly with the cuban government. clearly it any. better here nation with me there 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 is 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 bigelow expandab

tells cuba's diplomatic staff in washington will tell you why. us from they say that the gunman behind the last vegas mass shooting had nearly fifty weapons including a dozen with devices that made them file automatically stephen paddick killed fifty eight people and injured pulled in five hundred when he opened fire from a hotel room onto an outdoor concert and he calico reports. as stephen public finds down on a crowd of concert goers on sunday night newly released police body camera footage shows panic and confusion officers scramble to locate the source of the gunfire and get members of the public to safety this is a dramatic snapshot of the moments before public was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel police gave more details of how events unfolded the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between nine and eleven minutes we know that the suspect fired over a dozen or so volleys and we know that the firing by the suspect ceased at ten nineteen so way to think about that the min

diplomats in cuba. one person apparently tonight is sure, the president. >> i do believe cuba's responsible. i do believe that. >> but are they zm here's the president celebrating his post hurricane response to puerto rico. cnn returned to the same town where he threw out those paper towels today, and we're going to show you what's happened in the days since he visited. when it comes to heartburn trust the brand doctors trust for themselves. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. magic is pretty amazing. it can transform a frog into a prince. and sadness into happily ever after. but it can't transform your business. for that, you need dell technologies. 7 technology leaders now working together under one name. we're transforming jet engines into turbo-powered safety inspectors. dairy cows into living, breathing, data centers. and even a single hospital room

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

tells cuba's diplomatic staff in washington will tell you why. and in a rare televised address spain's king comes down firmly on the side of the central government and its standoff with catalonia. police say the gunman behind the last vegas mass shooting had nearly fifty weapons including a dozen with devices that made them fire automatically stephen paddick killed fifty eight people and injured more than five hundred when he opened fire from a hotel room on an outdoor concerts and he gallagher reports. a steven down on a crowd of concert goers on sunday night newly released police body camera footage shows panic and confusion. offices scramble to locate the source of the gunfire and get members of the public to safety this is a dramatic snapshot of the moments before public was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel police gave more details of how events unfolded the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between nine and eleven minutes we know that the suspect fired over a dozen or s

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