most watched tv broadcasts of all time and you can see why. 50 years later, i still get goosebumps just thinking about it and i think it s very special, the place we re in today. we re inside the astronaut crew quarters, inside what they call the suitup room and this is really the last stop before the apollo astronauts and most astronauts the last stop before they re headed out to the launch badment and right now you re looking at prototype suits, the orion mission some day talking them through the artemis program and to the moon. these panels, they go way back, decades. they re called suit test, they re used to control the pressure in the suit and monitoring the breathing, and check for leakage. this is where they did the final checks in preparation to make sure that the apollo astronauts
tough. they wouldn t possibly allow you to stay there. i m going to jump over those barriers eventually make my way onto the field. this is going to get unhinged of david meter long enough. just make sure the cameraman is taking pictures when you are arrested. your next life shot his friend behind bars. from the jail. you can tell by his paper wristbands. security guards and lots of dogs. i know. what are they called them, australia and german shepherds? they smell good. very interesting. then they tell you what is coming up next before i get yelled at again. a ton of art but the biggest tv broadcasts on in the world. this morning and taken a behind-the-scenes of a fox for telecast that really focuses on the best scoreboard show in the history of the dog and that is
castro wants it back. translator: long process begins towards normalization of relations. but this will only be achieved with the end of the economic, commercial and financial blockade against cuba. the return to our country of the territory illegally occupied by the guantanamo naval base, cessation of radio and tv broadcasts of subversive and destablizing programs against the island. and, when our people are compensated for the human and economic damages they still endure. reporter: well the president now is addressing a special summit dealing with terrorism which he again reiterated the day after he had his confrontation with vladmir putin that the u.s. could potentially work with russia and iran. as for the claims from cuba, the state department will have talks later this year. we should note, when castro s
individuals. we re far from being in agreement on every issue with the government of cuba. there s more work more dialogue and discussion that needs to be done. i m sure that would be part of secretary kerry s trip when he goes to cuba later this month. will the u.s. be willing to give up cuban prisoners that the u.s. is holding in exchange? as you know when we announced the change in the policy in december there was certainly prisoners and assets as well who were exchanged at that point in time. i don t have any to predict for the future. our focus is what s on the interests of the united states national security. that is to improve our relations with cuba. it s important for our relationships in the western hemisphere. the cuban government today was demanding that the united states government end radio and tv broadcasts into cuba and eliminate what they call subversive programs. what is the white house response to this demand? again, just because i think