People are terrified.
You can also see that in Little Havana,
where you see more and more people concerned of going out, even those who are citizens.
I talked to a bunch of Cubans who have been in the U.S.
For the last 40, 50 years, and they even recognize, even though they're citizens now, they say, La cosa está dura.
Things are hard, are out there.
Things are complicated.
It's ugly out there.
I don't want to go out like that.
I'm worried that, like, I might get detained or pulled over, and then something could happen.
It's Wednesday, September 30th.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day.
Israel and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to work together against, quote, extremist elements today.
That comes after a fly Dubai flight bound for Israel was forced to land in Saudi Arabia
after a pilot allegedly attacked another pilot and then attempted to crash the plane.
Here's Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu addressing his country.
I spoke with one of the Israeli passengers.
He told me the plane went into a spin and began to dive.
He told me that against all odds, he managed to break into the cockpit together with one of the crew members,
and together they subdued the pilot who carried out the stabbing as he was trying to sabotage the aircraft systems.