diplomatic talks and mo recently a deal restoring commercial air traffic. republican congress woman late ileana ros-lehtinen. i want the relationship between the u.s. and cuba to cnge but it has to be reciprocal. the president is going to the only latin america military dictate areship. how does that benefit the united states at all? does it make us any safer to have a cuban embassy in washington? no, it makes us less safe. and doeoe it benefit the people in cuba in any way? not all. the last president to visit cuba was calvin cool age more than 90 years ago. the expected dates again the 21st and 22nd of march. that was already a busy week in havana. the rolling stones are set to perform. playing a game there as well. local 10 news reporter hatzel vela will cover it a a from cuba in just more than a month. also thisorning women showing up at a south florida synagogue askingquestions and rattling nerves. the scare sericus enough to get the fbi involved. the two are n
north on 87th avenue. more historic change this morningl the president of the united states is going to cuba. now we know when. the planned trip should be announced today at the white house briefing. the trip is planned for march 21st and 22nd, that s according to abc news. the president s move comes roughly 15 months after the pledge to reopen diplomatic ties between the two countries. since then we witness embassies reopening, a series of diplomamac talks and most recently a deal restoring commercial aircraft. there s no elections in cuba, there s no choice inn cuba. my whole problem, i want the relationship between tht u.s. and cuba to change but it has to be resiple. the president is in fact going to the only latin america military dictatorship. how does that benefit the united states at all? does it make us any safer to have a cuban embassy in washington? no, it makes us less safe and does it benefit the people of c ca in any way? reporter: the last and only sit
as japan beats south africa. it has been just nine months since the left wing syriza party swept to victory in greas greeca platform to stop austerity. a staff photo was called after syriza lost its parliamentary majority in august. the party of the leader alexis tsipras plummeted. , after syriza had promised to oafoppose austerity measures. let s go live to greece s second national city, thessaloniki. hoda abdel hamid is there. even just two months ago when the greeks went to vote in the referendum they voted no to a third bailout program. they said it was about greece s dignity and then when the prime minister had to accept that bailout, then that dignity was scorned. so now they re coming back to the ballot. lots of people i spoke to said we don t know who we re going to vote, doesn t really matter, even that different ie image tht alexis tsipras was giving, is he really different from the old establishment? when you look at the old opinion polls they put a new democra
and a big upset in world cup history. japan takes on 2-time winner south africa it s been just nine months since the left wing syriza party swept to victory in greece on a platform to fight austerity measures. and now they fight for power. the snap vote called after syriza lost its parliamentary majority in august. popularity of its leader alexis tsipras plummeted after agreeing to a bailout deal with e.u. lenders, it promised tough reforms that syriza promised to oppose. alexis tsipras signed the bailout deal after a referendum in which 60% of voters rejected the proposed austerity measures. we are joined live. hoda abdel-hamid, we have not seen a huge amount of enthu yax for the vote. you can understand when either way greeks will be hit with more austerity. well, definitely they are going to get hit with more austerity, the whole point of the next government. and that is why alexis tsipras tried to call for this snap elections. he wants to get a mann day if he wins to
one of the big upsets history. as japan beats 2-time winner sav yeah greece - syriza swept to victory on a platform to fight austerity. now the party is battling to stay in power. the snap vote was called after syriza lost its parliamentary majority in august. the popularity of its leader fell after he agreed to try a new bale off deal. the bailout involved economic reforms which syriza promised to oppose. he angered members of the party by signing the deal after a referendum in which more than 60% of voters rejected austerity measures. and now the new democracy party poses the greatest challenge to syriza. let s take you live to grease. al jazeera s hoda abdel-hamid is outside a polling station there. hoda abdel-hamid, nine months after they were last asked to vote for a government. how did people feel about the election? > well, they are tired and exhausted about the economic turmoil. a couple of months ago they were in the same police. there were many voting in the every