HARRIS: How about this? Cuba finally finds a piece of the 21st century. For the first time, the communist government is letting stores sell microwaves. Prices range from $140 to $320. The move is part of reforms promised by Raul Castro who took over the presidency from his brother in February. Under Raul Castro, Cubans can also buy personal computers now, even cell phones.</s>NGUYEN: Listen to this story especially if you fly. You know about the ban of using cell phones when you are in the air. Well, this passenger refused to end his in flight phone call and could now face a $25,000 fine. Police were waiting on Joe David Jones when his Southwest Airlines flight landed in Dallas. Now, Jones says it was an urgent call that his father's heart had stopped and that the hospital needed to talk to him immediately.</s>MARK CLAYTON, FRIEND OF ACCUSED: He felt like it was life or death and still does and felt like he had to make that phone call.</s>DARYL KRAUSE, SOUTHWEST AIRLINES: At that particular moment was not the time to probably negotiate.</s>NGUYEN: The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating. And it says it forbids the use of cell phones in flight because they could interfere with the navigation system.</s>HARRIS: Hundreds of people running from flames. Crews try to knock down wildfires in Florida. Are the winds finally dying down?
Cuba Finally Finds a Piece of the 21st Century