. >> 1 january marks 5 years since cuba's communist revolution. there seems to be movement in the relationship between cuba and the u.s. the first commercial flight in decades between the florida keys and havana landed. >> it takes just 15 minutes to fly from key west florida to havana cuba. it has taken 50 years for this flight to take place, even though president obama gave permission for the resumption of commercial flights in 2011. the rules are strict. 10 passengers and crew are able to make the journey. if u.s. citizens want to disembark, they need to be involved in an official program or have close relatives on the island. tens of thousands of americans have been travelling to cuba each year since the restrictions from reduced. 460,000 in 2012, 350,000 of whom were cuban americans. it was a point made by the u.s. secretary of state in november. >> each year hundreds of thousands of americans visit havan e. hundreds of millions in trade and remittances flow from the united states to cuba. we are committed to this human interchange. >> that s

and cuba, for cubans visiting the u.s. have led to speculation that the embargo may have been lifted. but some observers say it is unlikely to happen soon. >> in order to lift the embargo, the administration could have to go to congress, and it can't even get a budget pass that is serious and the government shuts down, can you imagine if this issue came up in congress? >> reporter: nonetheless the recent hand stake between these two once again stoked speculation that things were changing. experts say only concrete action will prove that is really so. >> the first thing would be in fact getting cuba off of the terrorism list. there is no basis for that anymore. and there is a possibility that that might happen, because cuba has been very important in the negotiations between the farc and cuba. >> reporter: nonetheless will relations normalize between two geographical neighbors. >>> up next, a look at the year ahead in technology. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york, and here are today's headl

we didn't even know the situation in cuba how many bombs they had how many soviet troops were ready to fight there they were led by the commander of stalingrad was there it was a serious war we were facing in cuba it would have escalated into a major international conflict we had bombers ready to go off okinawa dropping nuclear weapons on china we had a whole war plan that eisenhower had devised was massive war calling for something like six hundred million casualties we were thinking ahead you have no idea what we faced and that's what kennedy's courage came at that moment when he said no to the hardliners as khrushchev said no to his hardliners and both men disappear within a year well i can't move on without talking about robert mcnamara joint chiefs of staff under kennedy who actually presented him with the operation northwoods document and it was rejected thankfully i mean this is an amazing declassified document actually came out after you kind of bring in i don't put a sheet of oaky in the provoking the attack on cuba that's that's very sad it's that's black ops that's it's s

that's why they put missiles into cuba it was really to tear the u.s. from. that time because we had about overwhelming if you talk about the missile gap deployed. the beginning his administration to find out what the reality was of the missile gap they found that it wasn't but the united states was far ahead of the soviet union by the time of the cuban missile crisis we had about a ten to one advantage of every capability. right when we come back. thank you. for three. times the way of the british economy over what. he says twenty fourteen will be a year of hard the hardest of all being that many must live so that the few marginal seats. may win at the property roulette wheel so the hard truth for twenty four team is that in the property market never must supply. before our market pricing you know so very. now we get the job. because you don't get to go back. some of the sixty percent of imports came from illegal fishing and. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent probl

we didn't even know the situation in cuba how many bombs they had how many soviet troops were ready to fight there led by the commander of stalingrad was there it was a serious war we were face you didn't you it would have escalated into a major international conflict we had bombers ready to go off okinawa dropping nuclear weapons on china we had a whole war plan that eisenhower had devised was massive war calling for something like six hundred million casualties we were thinking ahead you have no idea what we faced and that's what kennedy's courage came at that moment when he said no to the hardliners as khrushchev said no to his hardliners and both men disappear within a year well i can't move on without talking about robert mcnamara joint chiefs of staff under kennedy who actually presented him with the operation northwoods document and it was rejected thankfully i mean this is an amazing declassified document actually came out after you kind of bring in i don't put a sheet of oak in the provoking the attack on cuba that's that's very sad that's black ops it's shocking and it goe

, wanted to trade with cuba, and we sort of would be good if cuba was more open to u.s. influence and exchange. there was pro-spanish riots in havana, in january, and so teddy roosevelt and others sent the uss maine to havana harbor in february, and the idea was the show the spanish sthorts in cuba that america was intent on at least helping these revolutionaryies overthrow the government. maine was in havana harbor, and then it was in a big explosion. the bugle is poignant because the captain of the maine, fikse, was writing a letter to his wife, and he heard back that night, 9:30 at night, he heard the bugler sound taps, which in any military outpost, you know, is a sign of, well, there's a peaceful and soothing quality to it. he heard taps, and then just after that, the maine exploded. most of the men on the maine were killed. over 215 men killed that night in that explosion. he described it as calamitous noise and black smoke and really chaos aboard the maine. the maine went down in havana harbor, and we went to war in april of 18898 with spain and won puerto rico, p

this is selling cars and that's weird because it's cuba, right? today, for the first time since -- cubans are allowed to purchase new cars. the reason the footage from cuba has romantic appeal to people who like old cars no matter what else is going on in the footage is because before now, practically every car on every road in cuba aside from some russian ones, reflected the state policy that only automobiles that were in cuba before the revolution could be bought and sold among the citizens. given the revolution happened in 1959, that meant 1959 has been the end of the line in terms of cuban automobile availability until now. now, starting today, under these very, very slowly loosening restrictions on cuban live under the dictatorship, cuban citizens can now by new vehicles on the open market. at least theoretically they can do that because the average cuban wage is only around $20 per month and at the dealership, you will find this representative car costing $262,000. what? yes. that's the mark up. people make 20 bucks a month, but the cars cos

citizens to travel and study in cuba. however rarely did cuban students travel to the u.s. theetion students will receive a certificate of completion from miami-dade college. this group includes musicians artists and attorneys. at least four of them are related to dissident leaders. activism against the castro regime. >> this is not what the cuban government wanted to do. let's be clear. the government was obligated to release pressure, the cuban opposition and the european union asking for the regime to make changes. >> luis is a dissident who recently fled cuba to push for reforms on the island. he's cautiousl cautiously optim. >> translator: let's hoe the regime doesn't close the door as they tend to do. they say these students or anyone else cannot leave the island. >> reporter: the cuban activist says he also hopes this face of way to future generations of cube answer who will make it the free cuba they have longed for. christina pueg, al jazeera, miami. >> god isn't invited, how atheists are getting together. battered. she says she was beaten, burns >> welcome back to

¿hay algo mÁs que los estados unidos pueda hacer para promover la democracia en cuba? >> ayudar a la disidencia, lo que estaba haciendo alan gross. >> ¿pero cÓmo congresista? >> dÁndole equipo de comunicaciÓn al pueblo. >> pero lo metieron a la cÁrcel sigue en la cÁrcel. >> lo pusieron en la cÁrcel. ahora, giovanni sÁnchez ha tratado de empezar un programa para que cada persona que vaya a cuba tenga un flash tenga algo de acceso de informaciÓn y si todo mundo lo empieza hacer va a ser muy difÍcil para parar ese tipo de movimiento de nuevas comunicaciones. hay esperanzas. >> y termino con esto, me queda un minuto aproximadamente, pero ¿debe estados unidos espiar a presidentes extranjeros como hay reporte que lo hizo con el canciller alemana, el presidente de mÉxico y la presidenta de brasil? >> no, pero sÍ debemos tener un programa agresivo de espionaje porque todos los paÍses lo hacen, aunque la presidenta de brasil proteste o la presidente, lÍder de alemania, yo creo que es muy incorrecto escuchar las llamadas de estos lÍderes, pero. >> ¿a presidentes

with cuba. we thought it would be good if cuba was a little more open to u.s. influence. there were pro-spanish riots in havana in january and teddy roosevelt and others sense the uss maine to have been a harvard harvard -- harbor in february. the idea was to show the spanish authorities and cuba that america was intent on at least helping these revolutionaries overthrew the government. the maine was in havana harbor and then it was sunk in an explosion. the bugle was especially poignant to cause the capital of maine was writing a letter to his wife and he heard taps that night. i think it was about 9:30 at night. he had heard that huekler sound taps which in any military out those is a sign of people expressing it -- but it is very peaceful and soothing quality. he heard taps and just after that the maine exploded. most of the man on the maine were killed. over 250 of them were killed at night and not explosion.

to cuba. and why this 8-year-old footballer is being compared to lionel messi. [ ♪ music ] >> a reminder of the top stories, thousands of south sudan troops are on their way to retake the town of bor from rebel fighters. the new year's day offensive threat eps to overshadow talks in negotiations due to begin if ethiopia. syria's government missed a deadline to remove its chemical arsenal and continues its assault in rebel held areas in aleppo. >> north korea's leaders say getting rid of factory filth made the country stronger - his new year message about ridding the country of this uncle. we have the details from brj. >> north korea goes into the new year, according to its leader, kim jong un, all the stronger for being rid of this man jang song-thaek. his removal from power and subsequent execution, kim said, had strengthened the country >> translation: our party took firm measures to get rid of the faction of sewerage that premieriated from within -- permeated from within. party and unity

in cuba, so would all of this plus the summit be signed that havana, cuba, is opening up for business? >> well, it's a sign that they are continuing to try to push through reforms, but reforms that they can have control on, without these reforms getting out of their hands and the people here in cuba, perhaps pushing for more change. faster than the government is willing to give it. that port you mentioned was inaugurated here on monday. we were out there, we saw this port, it is huge. it is going to be a competitive deep water port, perhaps competing with other ports in the caribbean, and they hope that it not only will help bring goods into cuba, but perhaps at some point, and some later date, this will be some kind of transport that goods are coming from other parts of the world, and cuba is making money on it to send it to other countries that can't handle that kind of trade. as i said, this is the biggest investment we have seen in years but the fact is it does comment from brazilian credits and it shows that wealthy nations seek cuba as an opportunity, perhaps as a way to look to

fm l n se rehÚsa a entrevistas de este tipo y son fieles de dictaduras de los castros en la habana cuba, no se puede ser demÓcrata y elogiar a un dictador, lo hemos visto en venezuela y en bolivia, esta es la forma de llegar a la vÍa democrÁtica pero tenemos avisos de autoritarismo inicio de un proceso que puede tras tocar nuestra democracia si los salvadoreÑos se confunden, es el seÑor sÁnchez quemÓ la bandera de estados unidos en la plaza libertad la pisoteÓ y la quemo cuando se dieron los atentados del 11 de septiembre y eso puede reflejar la forma poco sincera, la forma hipÓcrita como estos seÑores se presentan ante la opiniÓn pÚblica sabemos que en un partido son de tipo revolucionario marxista. >> muchas gracias representante del partido arena gracias por estar con nosotros en enfoque. >> hablamos con el candidato de la unidad en el salvador. >> no se trata de eso. >> ex presidente antonio s. >> . bÁlsamos mate y ultra brillante. a través de los años tu boca ha tomado, merendado, amado, se ha manchado, ha vivido, charlado, masticado y en todos estos años, tus dient

. >> making history, the first commercial flight from the united states to cuba in 50 years. where is our report. >> reporter: it takes just 15 minutes to fly from key west florida to havana, cuba, but it's taken 50 years for this flight to take place even though president obama gave permission for the presumption of commercial flights in 2011. the rules are strict. just 10 passengers and crew are allowed to make the journey any one time from key west. if u.s. citizens want to disembark they have to be involved with a cultural exchange program or have close relatives on the island. however, others have been flying since restrictions have been reduced. it was a point made by the u.s. secretary of state in november. >> each year hundreds of thousands of americans visit shah ha vanna, and hundreds of millions of dollars in trade and remittances flow from the united states to cuba. we're committed to this human interchange. >> that statement along with the relaxation of rules for cubans visiting the u.s.-led to speculation that the embargo will soon be lifted. but some say that i

it's the first time classes are provided for students living in cuba. >> it was an historic moment as these cuban students gathered to meet their new professes. >> this is a dream, and now it's a reality. >> victor of the miami college says the dream is a reality. it's the first time a large group of cuban students came to study in the u.s. they are studying computers, psychology and business. the 16 students, 18 to 37, were handpicked by the foundation for human rights in cuba, in conjunction with the college. they were nervous and kept at arm's length from the media. one said he was optimistic about the opportunity he was driven. >> translation: i want to see the options i can find, and the vision that miami offers, and see another vision of the world. >> the obama administration allows programs allowing citizens to study in cuba. rarely did the stupid travel to the u.s. they will receive serivates. >> at least four of these students are related to disdepartment leaders. one is a dissident himself, expelled from a cuban university for his activism against the castro regime. >> trans

al jazeera, cuba. >> well, a new picture from deep space has nasa seeing shapes in the clouds. astronomers have nicknamed this the hand of god. it's the cloud of particles produced by a supreme and exploding star. you're looking at an x-ray image more than 17,000 light years away. scientists say the shape may be an optical illusion. i'll see you back here at 11:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific. today's headlines are coming up next. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york, here are the top stories. the data breach at target continues to get bigger. now the company says it's up to 110 million shoppers that could have been affected. what's worse, hackers stole more than originally reported. including names, mailing addresses, e-mail addresses, phone numbers. congress may face pressure to pass unemployment benefits. only 76,000 jobs in december.

if they got into cuba they couldn't wait their turn. under the american quota, they kept their spot under the german quota. so roosevelt could not legally admit them. he had tried once before to stretch the quotas after kristallnacht. he made an announcement that 10 to 15,000, german and austrian jews in america on visitors visas would not be sent back because he could not in good conscience throw them out. he took flak in congress for that move. some senators said it was unconstitutional. so roosevelt in the summer of 1939 was trying to persuade congress to pass an amendment to the neutrality clause, which would enable him to -- in case of a war with germany. he was not about to behave illegally for 900 passengers if it meant losing his chance to get modification of the neutrality laws through congress so what happened to? the intergovernmental committee on refugees negotiated. that is the body and it was set up as a result of the evian conference. the it intergoveintergove rnmental committee on refugees negotiated with britain, france

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la influenza sigue ganando terreno, estÁn bajo investigaciÓn decenas de casas, se niegan regresar a cuba y tomar una drÁstica decisiÓn, los integrantes de un grupo de cubanos que han permanecido 9 dÍas en el aeropuerto de bogotÁ, colombia, sin lograr que ese paÍs les otorgue el asilo, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ♪ ♪ >> hola, muy buenas noches, los emigrantes indocumentados en california cuentan con un gran aliado, el gobernador brown, que en su presupuesto incluyÓ una importante partida para facilitar el acceso licencias de conducir para quienes no tienen un status de cal -legal en su paÍs, brown tiene una propuesta firme. >> el programa de licencia para indocumentados estÁ a punto de hacerse realidad en california, el gobernador de este estado designÓ millones de dÓlares para iniciar la expediciÓn del documento. >> es enorme debido a que california tiene el mayor nÚmero de emigrantes indocumentados. >> se estima que su millÓn 400.000 de emigrantes los que solicitarÁn la licencia,

it's n it's not unusual unless you are from cuba. >> traffic in central indiana is getting better as more than 30 cars involved in a pile-up are being cleared up. train reaction crashes as a result of slippery conditions. no one was hurt. >> right now a group of cuban students are in the u.s. on a very rare academic trip. they are in miami for a semester at the college, marking the first time the school provides classes for students. it was an historic moment as the cuban students gathered to meet their new professors. >> this was a dream, now it's a reality. >> victor of miami dave college says the dream is a reality. it's the first time in 55 years a large group of cuban students came to study for a semester in the u.s. they are here to study computers, psychology, business and flish. the 16 students ranging in ages were handpicked by the foundation of human rights in cuba in conjunction with the college. they were nervous. one was optimistic about the opportunity he was given. >> i want to see the options i can find here. i wanted to see the vision that miami offers, and see anoth

in which president kennedy failed to order air support for the cuban rebels storming the shores of cuba. hundreds of men are arrested. hundreds more killed. it's a fee fiasco. there are upsets about the cuban missile crisis, and i know you can go through the bookstore and find books how the brave kennedy faced russians down, they blinked, and removed missiles from cuba, and it was the closest this nation and world has ever come. it was to the brink the nuclear armageddon. the problem with that is it's not true. forty years later, the kennedy brothers gave up u.s. missiles in turkey and italy changing the balance of power in the european theater, and that fact was kept from the american people for 40 years. you know what? if reagan did that, he would have been impeached. it was kept from us. the generals and senate and cia knew it. they were unhappy. why? they were taken to the cleaners in the cuban missile crisis. there was no on-site inspection. kennedy asked for it, it was refused, and no american, no third party ever con officialed the missiles left cuba. that's a sorry fact. the cia

they were denied entrance to cuba. they were going to cuba because of initiatives to encourage latin american countries to take in jews. there were 5,000-6,000 jewish refuge in cuba who came in after the meeting between the colonel and the president in november 1938. the american immigration quote was filled. if they got into cuba they could wait their turn and kept their spot under the german quota. roosevelt couldn't legally admit them. he tried to stretch the quotas once before. he made an announcement that 10-15,000 german and austria jews on temporary visas wouldn't be thrown out. he took flack for that. some senators said it was unconstitutional. so roosevelt in the summer of 1939 was trying to persuade congress to pass an amendment to the neutrality laws. he wasn't about to behave illegally for 900 passenger if it meant loosing his chance to get a modification of the neutrality laws through congress. so what happened? that is the body that was set up as the result of the avian conference. the intergovernmental r

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yesterday they met with the president of the sudan and cuba. stating the mutual interest of the two men around the country that had been brought to the brink of war. more than 1000 deaths have been caused since it began three weeks ago. joining me is the former french ambassador. we are of course talking about michelle ambroise and a time when the country was still united. first of all, these talks were slow in getting started. what more could be helped? >> that communications are being carried on between the countries for the time being. in terms of mediation, it is going in for the government in khartoum. they will be the first to reach , but for it to succeed i am a bit skeptical. we have heard much news about cease-fire in the past. between the dissidents and the central government. this was just a couple of hours. moving back down again. >> this is a country that is used to decades of violence, to civil wars. >> the separation of the south from the north, a couple of 2011, i thinke ist what happens right now not a civil war anymore after t

see the sign, will he be the first man in cuba? >> we have developed good relationships and cuba. there are restrictions in joint business with cuba as well. it is all going to change. all the bold countries in the world are coming into the fold. if you look at it, three or four of them in the world today. i believe you have to forge relationships and countries to change them. you can't ignore them. a great example is myanmar. the fact that the u.s. led the way they're in terms of trying to get reforms on the train, as such. if you look at the progress of the last 18 months in myanmar, it is insignificant. >> steve schwarzman, when he was talking about investing all of the world coming said they targeted countries that have a strong rule of law. you don't. >> we have a mixture of it depends on what industry you're in. if you're in a basic industry, the telecommunications, like we are, managed from all parts of the economy, you can take some risks. >> what does that mean? >> you can invest in these countries because it is a basic necessity to have a mobile phone now. maybe in certa

y el presidente de mexico, enrique peqa nieto viajara a cuba a fines de este mes para fortalecer las relaciones bilaterales con esa nacion caribeqa. mas en despierta america ♪ >> estamos de regreso y vamos ahora a los angeles con nuestra querida jackie. >> estamos esperando un descenso de la temperatura y hemos sacado los abrigos para prepararnos para el frÍo. cÓmo estarÁ el resto de la naciÓn americana? >> pues mira, me encantÓ eso de eso no es nada en comparaciÓn a lo que van estar sintiendo los residentes del norte. de santa ana. el patrÓn del tiempo en las prÓximas 24 horas nubosidad y condiciÓn invernales. esta masa de aire extremadamente frÍa. nuevamente se apodera de la mitad del paÍs. dejÁndonos en la costa oeste temperaturas cÁlidas. asÍ que bueno, estas son las mÁximas el dÍa de hoy. minneapolis 14 grados. cerca de la gran manzana. bordeando el rango de los 50 grados. san antonio con 65. por aquÍ, las temperaturas no me de corran mentir. los Ángeles con 8483. el dÍa de maÑana minneapolis. chicago con 91. tendrÁn actividad de nieve hasta el fin de sema

by cuba under a 1934 treaty. virginia's government took the oath in the capital office. bill clinton and former secret i state hillary clinton were present. the expansion of medicade mass a primary goal. >> dozens of tourists were stranded after a rock stride in peru, blocking the road it an ancient inga site. one rock was reported to be 23 feet wide and 16 feed tall. some tourists were not deterred. from sheikh to shun. how american grat smokers were ashamed of their habit. >> rods punishment is reduced, but he says it's too muchmuch. -- dennis rodman's punishment is reduced, he he says it's still too much. >> not so long ago smoking was not only socially acceptable it was glamorized by characters on sitcoms and movies. that has all changed. >> david lasalle has nothing to be ashamed of. he owns a hair salon, he can't quick the smoking habit or the criticism of his family. >> they say, "are you still smoking?", "no, mum, i gave it up." >> 50 years ago when the certainly -- when the surgeon general issued the first warning you could smoke. back then it was found to be th

tell me why zimbabwe, cuba and north korea at the bottom of the list. explain it to me. >> i pay no attention to a list that is twisted on right wing conspiracies. this means nothing. on the economics of the wealthiest americans means nothing. we have could be at the top of the list and it would mean nothing. >> we want to be at the top. we can't make up a new definition of what economic freedom is. >> let me -- >> one thing we say is worker freedom. that would be good about the list. jonathan and michelle quickly. >> freedom is freedom from force. intervention and tax and government comes from the government which is force. government force not against the criminals but against ceos who are beneficial part of the economy. >> so are employees. so are their employees. pay them a living wage. >> the employees don't get paid? >> another discussion. maybe next week. wrap this up and tie it up in a bow for us. >> if we want more economic freedom let's allow businesses and entrepreneurs to work. >> all the taxes have gone up. 18,000 regulations. michelle poin

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." >> for the first time in more than 50 years people in cuba are free to buy new cars. many say they still can't afford the show-room prices. >> to the outside world downtown havana could be mistaken for a 1950s movie set. the classic cars have given it a distinct vintage look. it could change now that the government is letting people buy vehicles without permits. >> for individuals, it's good news as it was not allowed before. on friday people flocked to state-run showrooms, hoping for a chance to own a new set of wheels. the price says that it dashed many dreams. >> supercompact peugeot has been lifted at $191,000. and the new model sets one back by $263,000. here is what the same cars cost in europe. prices in cuba are marked up by a staggering 400%. >> to put things into perspective the salary of an average cuban is $22 a month. >> this is insanity. there's not one person that can buy anything here. we'll go home without a car, without anything. >> i earn $600. i'll die before i buy a new car. >> cubans have been driving the same car for more than half a century. un

de cuba music and speeches and all that day. lennon in nineteen fifty nine he was formerly fidel castro declared victory in the city before moving on to havana. american enacted james avery has died at the age of sixty five he was best known for his relatives go back to the tv series the fresh prince of bel air home side will smith. he also painted a number of films and other shows including grace in us being in star trek. he died following complications from heart surgery. coming next. it's all austria's tamaki todd jones took to the top of the lead of art in the second stage of the portal hills tournament the new year have struggling to get it depends how hard could it be content with dr exploit the advantages and sometimes it is up with angus bull in the air. after coming up on learning while the austrians thomas the top ten selling high. he's in the sky is the second stage of the whole hill so adamant in gemini with two hundred and ninety six point one points knew already dd got lots of possible ms michaels with his second t

. >> now, for the first time in more than 50 years, people in cuba can freely by new cars. well, a law limiting vehicle sales was abolished on friday. despite that sales are slow. gerald tan explains why. >> to the outside world downtown havana could be mistaken for a 1950s movie set. the classic cars plying the treat have long given it a distinct vintage look. that could change now that the government is letting people buy vehicles without permits. >> translation: for individuals it's good news as it was not allowed before. >> on friday people flocked to state-run showrooms, hoping for a chance to own a new set of wheels. the price set dashed many treatments. >> the super compact peugeot 2006 plus is lifted at $91,000. the higher end 508 will set one back $263,000. here is what the same cars cost in europe. in cuba prices are mocked up by 400%. >> the salary of an average cuban is about $22 a month. >> translation: this is insanity. there's not one person who can buy something here. we can't buy anything here. we are going home without a car, without anything. >> imagine i

certainly can be moves on cuba. i think the president would like to do something on cuba. certainly in the middle east, although that is a much more difficult laundry. >> -- difficult quandary. >> thank you. still to come tonight, bennett your bhutto's son speaks about his personal loss -- benazir son speaks about his personal loss and his political future. a former army command he has refused to give evidence at his trial. he told the u.n. tribunal it was a satanic court and that he would not testify because of his health and the possibility it could prejudice his own case. emily buchanan has the story for us. >> the long-running trial of the bosnian serb leader. he faces charges of genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war. known -- he called in his defense the man once known as the butcher of bosnia, but he was a reluctant witness. he refused to recognize the tribunal and called us a 10 a court. >> for the last time, will you take this declaration you go? >> i do not care one bit about any of it. i will not testify here and i cannot talk because i have

. >> finally tonight, for the first time since the revolution in 1959, residents of cuba can buy new and used cars on what passes for the open market there. until now, cuens had to get permission from the government first and then to shop for a car but only from state run dealers. but it won't be easy these new practices. cars are still very expensive there. the least expensive new car for sell is a 2013 car that cost $91,000 and the average income in cuba is 22 u.s. dollars per month. no new u.s. cars are being sold there. that's "nightly business report" for to believe the. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. stay warm, see you monday. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by. >> thestreet.com, up to the minute stock market news and in depth analysis. our quant rating service provides objective independent ratings daily on over 4300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/nbr. >> 2014 is here with a clean slate. after the year-end budget deal, can washington find more compromise or is it back to politics as usual in a midterm election year? i'm john harw

will provide classes to those still living in cuba. christine an pueg has more. >> victor vasquez hernandez of miami-dade college says this dream is now a reality. first time in 55 years such a large group of students has come to study in the u.s., here to study computers, psychology, business and english. the acquain students ranging fro 37, were picked in conjunction with the college. they were visibly nervous and kept at arm's length from the media. one student said he is optimistic about the opportunities he has been given. >> i want to see another vision of the world. >> the obama administration resumed academic programs that allows u.s. citizens to travel and study in cuba. however, rarely did ceu cuban students travel to the u.s. at the end of six months this group of students will receive a certification of completion from miami-dade college. at least four of them are related to well-known cuban dissident leaders. activism against the castro regime. this is not what the cuban government wanted to do, let's be clear. if governme