It is essential that buildings like this contain information on the history of the island. The architecture here is telling days fortimes, earlier the island was booming. It was one of the richest cities in the United States. Announcer the San Carlos Institute was founded in key west fred key west. Located in the historic heart of key west, today it serves as a museum, library, art gallery, theater, and school. Coming up, the conversation with the president of the San Carlos Institute. Clicks for the cuban people, this is the most sacred place outside of cuba. This is a historical landmark of such proportions. I like to say that eternal cuba lives here. Only 90 miles away. It is a symbol of freedom and a monument to the cuban people. It is a monument to their perseverance in the pursuit of freedom. Building was defined cubasof cuba upon most famous architects. They say that architecture is a tool of history. He combined the beauty of architecture with the powerful message of history. I
I think the institute can play a pivotal role in bringing cuban people together. That is why i have dedicated 30 years of my life to this cause. Or bring back to or establish ang multipurpose facility that serves as a museum, library, educational center, community center. It has become a great Cultural Center for key west. The real purpose has been for carlos to serve as a place that puts into action principles and ideals for cubans. Those ideals of human rights and Human Dignity for the cuban people. Announcer key west was an entry point in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Illegal slave trade continued even after the act prohibiting importation of slaves. Tour, the citys story of the 1500 africans on three ships captured by the u. S. Navy. The really sad part is that a lot of them were sick from being on these ships. They were not well taken care of. The slaving crews were not about taking care of people. Died during their time here in key west. Buried in graves on the south shore. This
That. Another look at the futures, you heard becky talk about them. Were looking up this morning. Of course, european markets you ask, well, we answer. With a generally positive in fact entirely positive, thanks for italy and spain, guys. Appreciate that as always. Ten year note yield hanging in around the 2, 2. 22 a lot of twos this morning. You see crude oilwell below the 50 a barrel. There are reports that the president will pull out of the paris climate agreement. What it means for business and geopolitics. And trying to clear up what America First means saying were asking at will of our partners. Well take a look at the message from the administration. And its the last trading day of may. Should investors expect a june swoon . June has been a rocky month for the markets. Well break down the winners and losers. First though, President Trump apparently planning to pull the United States out of the paris climate agreement. This is according to a number of reports this morning. Puttin
The newsroom and sigh of relief after a teenager goes missing hiking in mt tam. They united for first time here in fairfax this morning. A father anxiously awaits his reunion with his teenage daughter while hiking mt tam. Dont know what to do. I mean, just like something bad happened. Reporter the Marin County Sheriffs Department tweeting out this picture, she went missing last night after parting ways with a friend hiking mt tam. She had just enough juice to make one last call to her father for help but the phone eventually died. Search and rescue began the search at 11 00 p. M. And apparently came close to finding her last night. A couple of individuals wearing head lamps and shirts walked close by but she was lost and disoriented and probably there was fear involved. She actually hid. They ended up finding her this morning along the same part of the trail where she made her last call. Her dad seen here breathe being a sigh of relief knowing his daughter is okay. As expected, sara di
Mint marks where it was made, a serial number telling us when it was made. We have carat marks dates, assayers marks and then this all corresponds to a written manifest. So we know who exactly these marks correspond to. And we know who was shipping it. Why. And who was to pick it up. And its, again this tremendous history about the economics of the time. The artifacts that we have from the galleons of the atocha and margarita, we have a little bit of everything that was on these ships from amazing treasures that we know were on there but also the dishes the medical gear, the weaponry the tools. All these other things that took, that were required to keep a Little Community functioning out in the ocean. They are all here. When people come here and see our exhibits on the galleons they see things from the early colonial period that they wouldnt see anywhere else. So many thing have survived on these ships that you dont find elsewhere and you get this really vivid look at how people lived