retired general mattis. peter. peter: jenna, two big surprises so far this morning. first the president elect picking a fight with boeing because he thinks that costs are out of control as they build the next generation of air force one and second, the president elect coming on down to the public lobby of trump tower which he almost never does to talk about it. well it s totally out of control. over $4 billion for air force one program and i think it s ridiculous. i think boeing is doing a little bit of a number. we want boeing to make money but not that much money. peter: just a few minutes ago, officials said mr. trump was a boeing shareholder until june and that s when he sold shares. president elect is going to meet with democratic mayor, she s upstairs right now. iowa s republican governor will be here shortly and so will secretary of state henry cis kissinger and also secretary of state contender, exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson. he s putting the interest of the na
anchor calvin hughes along with cal 10 news reporter hatzel vela. yes, what a morning it has been already. reporter: en incredible morning it has been and another historic day for president obama, once again the first american president to come here since 192888 years ago that calvin coolidge came here. the president laying the wreath in front of the jose marti memorial. before we get to all of that we must say that is a windy, overcast day unlike yesterday when it s so rainy, but the seats have reopened and they have come back here to the reporter: quite a difference from the rain. we were out there in the plaza folks. i did talk to one gentleman who is from havana and one the things that he says is kind of struck me. i was kind of taken aback by what he said, because so important in the sense that he said, you know, the president has been here a day now. enough connection with the cuban people. keeping us away from him. we want to be able to interact with him. the sense
revelation jose marti with imafaf vice president salvador vavaes. from there it was on to an historic bilateral meeting with cuban president raul castro. the two leaders greeted the u.s. and cuban delegations. then sat down for an historic meeting, offering critical clues about whether the shampoos u-turn in policy whether the sharp u-turn in policy. this was when castro was asked about releasing political prisoners. give me a lists applicable prisoners and i will release them immediately. just give me a list. what political prisoners? give me a name or names. calvin: at the same time, president obama was equally adamant about individual freedoms. and the goal of the human united states to dictate to cuba how they should govern thselves but to make sure that we are having a frank and candid conversation around this issue, and hopefully that we can learn fromach other. calvin: the pomp and pleasant riri could not hide the underigs lieu tensions, even in castro s fina
this is a new day. men discussese a wide range of topics including cueban rights and trade embargo that s been in place for more than 50 years. later, the president held an event focused on young entrepreneurs in havana as business owners will be the engines o change in cuba. today about half a million cubans, including some of you are proud. some mpanies wasting no time getting in on the president s loosening of relations. google announced a joint venture with cuban artist to provide internet and smart phone technology to the iland people. castro began offering wi-fi two years ago but they have one of the lowest rates of internet penetration in the world. cuba s head of operations spoke about the j jnt venture. i think the energy and the feedback that we re gettin from our counter parts in cuba is there s a lot of excitement about expanding access to technology in the internet. travel also a hot topic in the warming relations with cuba. tonight carnival announced i
know, as these violations as we confirm these missile launches, we ve been swift in condemning them as we did, as ambassador power did, in the security council, and measures that we will take in response to those confirmed missile launches, we are actively considering additional measures at this moment. well, if you say to me, ambassador, that they re the most sanctioned, it almost implies that there s nothing else we can do. if that s the case, then we re in deep trouble, but those sanctions are going to be coming off assuming implementation. so, the bottom line and i see a shaking the head no, but as far as i understand, those sanctions are going to be coming off upon implementation. sir, those nuclear-related sanctions that s what i m talking about, will be off. will come off when iran has rid itself of 98% of its enriched uranium stockpile. if those sanctions no longer exist and if you re saying they re the most sanctioned country in the world, i assumin