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2013. he announced at the time he would leave office at the end of that term, which is today. but he is still in charge of cuba's communist party. joining me to talk more about this is someone who knows a lot about cuba. david air yoes just spend a couple of years reporting from cuba. he spent a lot more years reporting on cuba outside of it. he is the author of this upcoming great book. this is cuba, an american journalist under castro's shadow, and a focus on what lies ahead for the island nation. which is what we are here to ask, david. what does this represent? there is real change here or...

Early this morning right around 9:00 a.m. and then around 4:30 we had second landfall at marco island. one of the keys was a category 4. marco island was a 3. here we are now eight hours ago it made landfall and it is still a category 2. refusing to die off as fast as we would all like. winds are still highest sustained winds estimated at 100 miles per hour moving to the north at 14. it's not crawling anymore. it is moving but not fast enough. let me give you the new update with the forecast path from the hurricane center. here is our position point right now. they do think that it will stop m...

In fact the crater has spread by six to ten feet. sucking in pieces meant to repair the hole. residents are concerned. >> is this something that will be corrected or will it continue and open up in other areas. >> reporter: officials say only two homes have been affected at this point. >> it's mother nature. we're working with her and trying to figure out what her next step is. >> reporter: this isn't the first time that workers at the retirement complex had to save homes that were caving in. >> this is by far the most extreme i have seen it. where we have been actually working on a home and s...

Deep pit with 5 million pounds of sand and concrete but the fix didn't hold. in fact the crater has spread by six to ten feet. sucking in pieces meant to repair the hole. residents are concerned. >> is this something that will be corrected or will it continue and open up in other areas. >> reporter: officials say only two homes have been affected at this point. >> it's mother nature. we're working with her and trying to figure out what her next step is. >> reporter: this isn't the first time that workers at the retirement complex had to save homes that were caving in. >> this is by far the mos...

Charges against him. dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing 30 charges but his lawyers say some redundant and they want things lifted in prison. >> and a man is facing charges for a death of a grandfather and a his grandson and killed a woman at a nearby retirement complex. he could face the death penalty for capital murder. the white house is making key changes to a census report and it would make it harder to