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Again today with a historic announcement, this time on foreign policy. he announced today that the united states and cuba will re-establish diplomatic relations for the first time since 1961 and will open embassies in each other capitals. let's watch. >> today, i can announce that the united states has agreed to formally re-establish diplomatic relations with the republic of cuba, and re-open embassies in our respective countries. this is an historic step forward to normalize our relations with the cuban government and people. we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. when something isn't wo...

Kerry will travel to havana to raise our flag over our embassy. this is what change looks like. >> well said. 59% of the americans approve of the decision to normalize relations with cuba. david axelrod, sewn yor adviser to president obama and david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones magazine both are msnbc political analysts. david, you're the expert on the legacy question, but in terms of the environment, a big issue with the president, marriage equality, clearly health care issues, all kinds of issues climate change he's concerned about trade. this is a big one in terms of reach...

After a string of hit toric victories last week his winning streak continues. today the president made clear he plans to spend his political capital and played his hot hand again today with a historic announcement, this time on foreign policy. he announced today that the united states and cuba will re-establish diplomatic relagedzs for the first time since 1961 and will open embazzies in each other capitals. let's watch. >> today, i can announce that the united states has agreed to formally re-establish diplomatic relations with the republic of cuba, and re-open embassies in our respective cou...

Nbc's jim aceda live in moscow. >> reporter: veronica, secretary kerry will go to kiev no doubt to try to calm the waters so that kiev does nothing that might unintentionally intense situation. it's true that the west has mobilized against russian president's vladimir putin's military takeover of crimea. that's firmly in his hands. it's unclear what the west can do about it. not attending the g 8 summit in june in sochi, for instance, is only symbolic, it's not really more than a meeting. economic sanctions sound good on paper perhaps and look good but in fact the u.s. has little economic leve...