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Arrested in north korea in the last six years, all released. the north koreans have, in the past, wanted a high-level negotiator, like bill clinton, who helped free two young american journalists in 2009. but this is a time of great tension with the north koreans because of their nuclear and ballistic missile tests, and there is no telling what they will do and what they will demand. david? >> martha raddatz with us tonight. martha, thank you. we turn now to president obama, and his historic v...

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>> if you listen to the rhetoric, he wants it both ways. after chicago happens, he called into a bunch of shows and said, i dont condone violence and we can take them on. said i dont condone violence but i am considering paying the legal bills of my supporter who sucker punched a protester. its a little incongruous. >> ashley parker, thank you so much. before the historic trip, the white house announced a dramatic step with the trade and travel embargo. the new ways to get around the ban on to...

Sunning himself, taking a nap, maybe doing a little bit of studying, but basically preparing himself by relaxing. when they get to the studio, nixon is all nervous and anxious. >> and as he gets out of the taxi, he hits his knee again. >> so nixon arrives for the debate in agony. and hes looking for kennedy. where is kennedy. kennedy cruises in, calm, steady. >> theyre asked if they want makeup. and jack kennedy says no. and nixon who wants to be manly says, well, i dont need it either. meanwhil...

Young guy out of -- fresh out of law school start thinking about running for anything in the city of detroit? >> adolph: yeah, because sooner or later its going to be all right. its going to come -- its going to be all right. its a tough town. >> anthony: is detroit going to turn things around? i could lie and tell you, "yes." but you know what? this citys screwed. only place ive ever been that looks anything like detroit does now -- chernobyl. im not being funny. thats the truth. abandoned, aba...

Turn things around? i could lie and tell you, "yes." but you know what? this citys screwed. only place ive ever been that looks anything like detroit does now -- chernobyl. im not being funny. thats the truth. abandoned, abandoned, man. but you have to admire the bold, proud, ferociously enterprising survivors who decided to hang on, hang in, and figure out a way to not only survive, but do something extraordinary. theres tyree guytons heidelberg project, a delightfully loony outdoor community a...

This is a typical street of this neighborhood. houses of wood, houses of concrete. the street is not in good condition. here was the bus station. its not a bus station anymore. now its a building. its a monument. of the past. >> montea is a suburb of havana, home to one of cubas most celebrated writers. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> author of the internationally successful mario detective series, padura has been able to portray the daily struggles, the

People tied to the exploding tourist industry, small businessowners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. hows it work right now? if youre cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. thats whats happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans living abroad are now coming back and through relatives are buying property. >> obviously somebody has touched this building with some kind of investment. its renovated. it...

>> mostly cubans or tourists? >> tourists. most of them spanish, italy, even people from canada. a lot of canadian people. ♪ >> you from santiago? >> yes, i was born santiago. i used to live in russia for six years. i started there. >> really? >> yeah. i was really young, and i really enjoyed it. >> oh, yeah? it must be cold there. >> oh, can you imagine the difference, cuba, russia. snow, first time i saw snow. i sent to my mom a lot of pictures holding snow, throwing snow. >> what were you s...