cuba, you were being watched. you were being spied on. >> we assumed. >> hinojosa: i mean, you assumed. >> we assumed, yeah. >> hinojosa: what does that do to you, when you're thinking, "okay, well, this guy is parking my car, but is he really just parking my car, or is he..." you know, or, "the woman who's cleaning my house, is she really cleaning my house, or is she picking up..." did that... did you let that get into your head, about the fact that that's your life in havana? >> well, i mean, i was cognizant of it, and quite frankly i did see a lot of people write down my car license plates at different parking lots and stuff. they would... you know, that was sort of a matter of course. i mean, i remember going to the clinic, the health clinic for foreigners, and every car that was parked down there they'd write down their license plate, every single one. >> hinojosa: we talked about the fact that you assumed that your phone line was being tapped. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: but when you think about what's happening i

and cuba. those agreements envision ramping up imports and exports when the existing trade restrictions with cuba are eased. mariel port official wendy barroto says the cuban government has offered tax breaks, expedited permits and built a monorail line to attract more foreign companies. >> ( translated ): the total completion for this area is estimated in about 30 years. >> reporter: what industries are you hoping to attract here? >> ( translated ): they are basically logistics services, pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology and advanced manufacturing, with priority given to food processing and packing, and steel works. >> reporter: while american companies wait for these deals to go through, saul berenthal is optimistic his tractors will one day plough cuban soil. berenthal says he understands why cuba has been slow to trust the u.s. >> the difficulty lies between developing a trust with a country that on one side says "we want to do business with you" and on the other side has an embargo th

and cuba. those deal with everything from narcotics enforcement to migration, to the environment and even before the new initiative, historically relations between cuba and the u.s. when they have improved or sometimes improvement they have to do with the same issues or they've had to do with exchange of hijackers or spies, exchange of political prisoners. so to very positive developments between the u.s. and cuba is that cuba has been in the forefront of dealing with hemispheric security and that is cuba has sponsored the talks in columbia. in addition, cuba has been very helpful with respect to haiti. with the earthquakes and so forth. cuba has use their doctors to give assistance. with respect, i think because of the shortage of time let me turn now the need for better hemispheric framework in terms of enforcement. here, clearly the most important body has been the organization of american states. there has been a group called the inter-american -- committee that meets twice a year to make r

i was born in cuba. i was in one of cuba's most prominent schools when i made a joke about president fidel castro. i was a teenager. the kid that slept on the bunk bed on top of me recorded our conversation and i was expelled from school. my mom said the only choice is for us to leave cuba. i've lived in miami 35 years. it's my home base. i come back and forth it cuba. i've been coming to cuba for over 20 years. cuba is a communist country in economic transition. >> fidel castro allowed cubans to establish more businesses, there are people that are making money, there are people that have created a tremendous amount of wealth. >> people with family connections to the states, people tied to the exploding tourist industry, small businessowners, taxi drivers, people operating in ever-changing gray areas of what is permissible. how's it work right now? if you're cuban, you can sell your property to -- >> another cuban from cuba. that's what's happening right now. a lot of cuban-americans, a lot of cubans liv

in tourists could come into cuba. they quoo come into cuba, especially from europe, they'd go to the beaches and so they spent their euros there. americans would sneak in to cuba by going through the bahamas and get their passport punched out there and then take a separate flight and fly into cuba. they might also come in from the south or come in through mexico. but american dollars came down. here's the rule. we think we're helping cubans by doing business in cuba with american dollars. here's how it was when i was there. i don't think it's any different today. the exchange rate of cuban peso to the dollar was 21 pesos to the dollar. cubans could earn american dollars, they could hold american dollars, but they can't spend american dollars unless they go to a cuban bank where they have to take their american dollars and lay that down on the counter and get an exchange cuban currency. but the cuban currency doesn't give them 21 pesos which is the exchange rate for their american dollar, it gives them one peso for ame

to access the internet is not easy in cuba. it is possible to go to these wi-fi zones, but the speed is not so high. and, of course, it's also a little bit expensive. that's why it's not so easy to manage your profile on airbnb. >> reporter: soon, ramos, acosta and others may be learning how to use another american travel site: tripadvisor. the company is now taking bookings for homestays, hotels and flights to cuba after winning approval from the u.s. government last month. even as multinational chains are building hotels, acosta believes there will always be a market for the personal service and cultural exchange that homestays provide. >> there are some people that feel really good in a casa, and this is what i enjoy-- the people who want to stay in a casa and be part of our family. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> stewart: in turkey today, a car bomb killed 13 soldiers and wounded 56 other people in the country's anatolia region. it was an ambush of a bus carrying soldiers on weekend leave. turkish president er

if you were advising donald trump on what he should be doing in cuba, with cuba, toward cuba, what would you tell him? >> well, the first thing is to dissidents, go back to taking a moral stance, go back to a reagan approach of giving the dissidents inside of cuba who are very brave and risk everything, moral support. this is why they think obama has betrayed them with what he has done with cuba policy. go pack to that. speak as often as possible about the fact that the cuban regime that was never elected and stayed there through state terror and reverse the executive orders that obama put in place which have led only to the enrichment of the castro family and of the military. anything that has to do with u.s. companies associating with state-run enterprises, reverse the executive orders. >> the next question he actually do that? you are talking about a president-elect that comes from a pro business standpoint. pedro, if you were advising the president-elect, would you say to him you should actually get those u.s. businesses out of cuba, do all the things that mike thinks to do? >> i thi

if you were advising donald trump on what he should be doing in cuba, with cuba, toward cuba, what would you tell him? >> well, the first thing is to go back to supporting the dissidents, go back to taking a moral stance, go back to a reagan approach of giving the dissidents inside of cuba who are very brave and risk everything, moral support. this is why they think obama has betrayed them with what he has done with cuba policy. go pack to that. speak as often as possible about the fact that the cuban regime lacks legitimacy, a regime that was never elected and stayed there through state terror and reverse the executive orders that obama put in place which have led only to the enrichment of the castro family and of the military. anything that has to do with u.s. companies associating with state-run enterprises, reverse the executive orders. >> the next question is would he actually do that? you are talking about a president-elect that comes from a pro business standpoint. pedro, if you were advising the president-elect, would you say to him you should actually get those u.s. businesses o

if you were advising donald trump on what he should be doing in cuba, with cuba, toward cuba, what would you go back to supporting the dissidents, go back to taking a moral stance, go back to a reagan approach of giving the dissidents inside of cuba who are very brave and risk everything, moral support. this is why they think obama has betrayed them with what he has done with cuba policy. go pack to that. speak as often as possible regime lacks legitimacy, a regime that was never elected and stayed there through state terror and reverse the executive orders that obama put in place which have led only to the enrichment of the castro family and of the military. anything that has to do with u.s. companies associating with the executive orders. >> the next question is would he actually do that? you are talking about a president-elect that comes from a pro business standpoint. pedro, if you were advising the president-elect, would you say to him you should actually get those u.s. businesses out of cuba, do all the things that mike thinks to do? >> i think the first thing i would advise presid

and cuba is a fat cuba has been in the forefront of dealing with hemispheric security in that cuba has sponsored the talks in colombia with the farc. in addition, cuba has been very helpful with respect to haiti and earthquakes and so forth. cuba has used their doctors to give a lot of assistance. with respect to, well, i think because of the shortage of time let me turn now to the need for a better hemispheric framework in terms of enforcement. and here clearly the most important body has been the organization of american states. there's been a group called the inter-american juridical committee that meets twice a year to make recommendations on laws and policies there has been in the last 10 or 15 years a new group called -- basically, the attorneys general for ministers of justice. they meet every other year, and they make recommendations for new agreements and policies, and they have done a lot of good work. but the problem is it's not an organic organization. it depends on the permanent council for its marching orders, for the council to draft, for its budget. and so it really can

if you were advising donald trump on what he should be doing in cuba, with cuba, tell him? >> well, the first thing is to go back to supporting the dissidents, go back to taking a moral stance, go back to a reagan approach of giving the dissidents inside of cuba who are very brave and risk everything, moral support. this is why they think obama has betrayed them with what he has done with cuba policy. go pack to that. speak as often as possible regime lacks legitimacy, a regime that was never elected and stayed there through state terror and reverse the executive orders that obama put in place which have led only to the enrichment of the castro family and of the military. anything that has to do with u.s. companies associating with state-run enterprises, reverse the executive orders. >> the next question is would he actually do that? you are talking about a president-elect that comes from a pro business standpoint. pedro, if you were advising the president-elect, would you say to him you should actually get those u.s. businesses out of cuba, do all the things that mike thin

and cuba is that cuba has been in the forefront of dealing with hemispheric security in that cuba has sponsored the talks in columbia. in addition, cuba has been very helpful with respect to haiti and the earthquakes and so forth cuba has used their doctors to give a lot of assistance. with respect too, well i think because of the shortage of time, let me turn now to the need for better hemispheric framework in terms of enforcement. : basically the attorney generals meet every other year >> and they make recommendations for new agreements and policies, and they have done a lot of good work, but the problem is it's not an organic organization. it depends on the permanent council for its marching orders, for the council to draft, for its budget, and so it really can do much. some of the other entities having to do with enforcement in the oas are more organic, like the interamerican drug abuse control commission or the organization for counterterrorism. what is needed is an america's committee on crime problems. this would be a committee that would have its own institution and would be c

and cuba is cuba has been in the forefront of dealing with hemispheric security in that cuba has sponsored the talks in columbia. in addition, cuba has been very helpful with respect to haiti and the earthquakes and so forth. cuba has huge to their doctors to give a lot of assistance. with respect -- well, i think because of the shortage of time, let me turn now to the need for a better hemispheric framework in terms of enforcement. in a year, clearly the most important body has been the organizations of american states. there's been a group called the inter-american juridical community that meets twice a year on laws and policies. there has been in the last 10 or 15 years a new group that they have mysteriously -- basically the attorneys general are ministers of justice and the every other gear and may make recommendations for new agreements and policies that the problem if it's not entertainment organization. it gets hands-on with the permanent council for its marching orders, for the council to draft for its budget. and so, it really can't do much. some of the other entities having to d

with cuba never we have relations. lisa fletcher: so you think donald trump is taking a better approach? >> yes. lisa: inside or out, at versailles, the conversations are frank. politics and food mix like pastries and cortado, the cuban coffee of choice. felipe valls' dad started this place 45 years ago. felipe valls: here in this coffee corner you can always find, especially the older generation, discussing how and when is the demise of castro coming. his demise has probably been constructed here probably over a billion times through the years. now the conversation is no longer, what's going to happen to fidel? but what's going to happen to cuba, is there really going to be any difference? lisa: most here say no. but that doesn't make this moment in history any less powerful. died, you guys all, i'm assuming gathered here like you do every day. what was the tone like? carlos bustabad: for me, i was happy that he was dead. lisa: what about you? bob ibarra: we feel that he was not a human being in a sense. carlos bustab

me dedico a estudiar cuba, su cultura. enrique: se marcho de cuba de mil novecientos sesenta y uno. tenÍa 17 aÑos, y fue uno de los miles de menores que dejÓ la isla en la famosa operaciÓn . >> muchos se desentienden del pasado. ni raÍces -- mis raÍci casa quedo aquÍ. enrique: intentÓ regresar a la isla sin Éxito. luego pudo regresar a la isla para ver a su madre antes de morir. >> ha quedado un paÍs dividido, muy dolorido. por ejercer tu derecho de salir te insultan, eso no puede pasar. esa barbarie no puede volver. enrique: embajador cultural de cuba, emilio cueto ha dedicado su vida a reconstruir la historia de su paÍs y para conservar la cuba que vive fuera de la isla. han pasado tantas horas de mi vida. >> llevÓ 30 aÑos viviendo la cultura cubana. enrique: mucho antes de que estados unidos comenzara el largo camino a la normalizaciÓn, ahÍ estaba la diplomacia suave de emilio cueto. enrique: es la informacin que tenemos desde la habana. acompaÑaremos este recorrido para transmitir todos los detalles y todo lo que ocurra el fin de semana en este paÍs y especÍfic

the pattern was the same in cuba. those who were less than enthusiastic about castro's reform were effectively branded as "batista followers. ." algerians who saw through the fraud and endeavored to warn the nation or their neighbors were vilified as extremists, colonialists, racists, fascists. death, and the fear of torture and death were also most effective weapons against those who might resist the tyrannical takeover. the number of atrocities committed in the name of freedom upon the muslim people averaged nearly 20 per day for every day of every month for seven years. the next step in the communist 's strategy is the most easily recognized for it consists of the tactic of getting masses into motion, and thus precipitating mob violence. , master psychologist that they are, the communists know that once the masses are in the streets, it is not too difficult to convert an orderly demonstration into a full-scale riot. they know too that when rioting occurs, police and military forces of the government must move to re

pero cuando las circunstancias estanco correctas cuando cuba dÉ algÚn tipo de libertad a su pueblo y tenga algunas elecciones, tengan libertad los prisionero polÍticos, tenemos que ver algo del gobierno de cuba para nosotros entonces venir a la mesa y seguir el diÁlogo que empezÓ el presidente obama >>> entonces es posible que eli elimina las acciones ejecutivas con cuba >>> es sÍ no hay cambios importante, y tenga algÚn tipo de libertad con la poblaciÓn q pana >>> veremos lo que ha dicho el presidente electo que han habido montaÑas de twitter de quiÉn quema la bandera estadounidense deberÍa ir a la carcel o perder su ciudadanÍa que las elecciones hubo millones de personas que votaron de manera fraudulenta. estos twitter a quÉ se deben y son presidenciales este tipo de actitud? >>> hemos pensado y ciertamente lo que he dicho que lo que hace el presidente trump que habla al p pÚblico directamente y lo que dijo de las banderas dijo que es algo controversial no lo es, hace 10 aÑos hillary clinton senadora de nueva york puso una penalidad de cien mil dÓlares o prisiÓn por

and cuba, cuba has been in the forefront of dealing with security in that cuba has sponsored the talks in columbia. in addition, cuba has been very helpful with respect to haiti and the earthquakes and so forth. cuba has used their doctors to give a lot of assistance. with respect, well, i think because of the shortage of time, let me turn now to the need for better hemispheric framework in terms of enforcement. here, clearly the most important body has been the organization of american states. there has been a group called the inter-american committee that meets twice a year to make recommendations on laws and policies, there has been, in the past ten or 15 years a new group , basically the attorneys general are ministers of justice, they meet every other year and they make recommendations for new agreements and policies and they have done a lot of good work, but the problem is it's not an organic organization. it depends on the permanent council for its marching orders, for the council to draft, for its budget and so, it really can't do much. some of the other entities having to do w

quiero que cuba sea libre. reporterp prÁcticamente -- es prÁcticamente el peligro del pueblo. -- pedido del pueblo. desde el lugar de los hechos conocemos contigo. enrique: simas gracias, bueno, marÍa elena, en estos nueve dÍas, veremos mÁs de este recorrido del cortejo fÚnebre. esta informaciÓn esta noche, regresamos contigo. marÍa: trump dice que mientras ocupe la casa blanca dejarÁ de ser el magnate de los grandes negocios. recomiendan a universitarios con daca asegurar su presencia en el paÍs antes del cambio de mando. cathy está acostumbrada al olor a basura en su cocina. sí, está acostumbrada. ella cree que huele bien, pero sus invitados huelen esto... febreze air effects heavy duty tiene hasta... ...el doble de poder para eliminar los malos olores a los que te acostumbraste. [inhales] mmm. usa febreze air effects, hasta que huela fresco. y prueba febreze small spaces heavy duty... ...para constantemente eliminar hasta el doble de olores por 30 días. febreze small spaces y air effects, dos f

the pattern was the same in cuba. those who were less than enthusiastic about castro's reform were effectively branded as bautista followers. the man who spoke up against the revolt was labeled as a counterrevolutionary. algerians who saw through the fraud and endeavored to warn the nation or their neighbors were vilified as extremists, colonialists, racists, fascists. torture, death, and the fear of torture and death were also most effective weapons against those who might resist the tyrannical takeover. the number of atrocities committed in the name of freedom upon the muslim people averaged nearly 20 per day for every day of every month for seven years. the next step in the communist strategy is the most easily recognized, for it consists of the tactic of getting masses into motion, and thus precipitating mob violence. after psychologists -- master psychologists that they are the , communists know that once the masses are in the streets, it is not too difficult to convert an orderly demonstration into a full-scale

hizo de cuba, una pequeÑa isla, una potencia. blanca: para miguel, es otro capÍtulo importante en su vida personal. >> simbÓlicamente en este mismo lugar, no venir a despedirlo, sino a saludarlo, en Éste, su Último viaje. blanca: antes de llegar a santa clara, el cortejo pasÓ por matanzas. permanecerÁ esta noche en santa clara, y partirÁ maÑana. como ya es conocido, los restos del che guevara permanecen en santa clara, y es precisamente en esa ciudad en donde van a pernoctar las cenizas de fidel castro esta noche. en cada ciudad van a ver diferentes vigilias, pero la ceremonia principal serÁ este domingo a las siete de la maÑana. se anticipa que su hermano, raÚl castro, va a estar a cargo del discurso principal. enrique: arrancamos temprano. gracias. mientras esto ocurrÍa en cuba, en miami organizaciones convocaron a una marcha participaban miles de personas. reportero: la disidencia cubana se reuniÓ multitarea mente para defender las cenizas de las vÍctimas del castrismo. las tomas aÉreas muestran a centenares de

they were going to cuba to play with little leaguers in cuba. marcel and i gave them an american flag that had been flown over the united states capitol. these kids were grinning from ear to ear holding it, and then they sent me pictures of them flying the american flag in the various venues where they were playing ball. and saying having been photographed with the cuban team. just think a few years ago the idea of the u.s. flag flying in those venues and being cheered by the people there. one of the photographs that i remember the most from that trip taken by a member of my office, lisa brigente, from behind. one team wore red t-shirts, one blue. here's kids, so much like you see with little leaguers, they're walking off the field. their arms are on each other's shoulders. they've just played this game together. you don't have to see the faces. you don't have to see which t-shirt says "u.s.," which one says "cuba. " you know, it is one of each. they've come together for the love of the game. think of the students that can be going down there, w

reapareciÓ en cuba como invitado. hablÓ sobre la estrecha amistad que tuvo y que mantuvo una relaciÓn con este paÍs. >> vine a realizarle mi pÉsame al pueblo y a cuba. se realizÓ la ceremonia con la presencia de jefes de estado. reportera: se les seÑalarÁ como el responsable de la peor crisis econÓmica que ha tenido mÉxico, regresÓ a la isla asegurando que fidel castro no le dio asilo despuÉs de terminar su mandato. >> en ese momento generaba una oscuridad tremenda hacia mi persona porque se le imputaba la responsabilidad. lo que hice fue ausentarme de mÉxico y uno de los lugares que estuve precisamente fue en cuba. >> clinton tenÍa una enorme preocupaciÓn que la migración masiva de cubanos, fueran a ocasionar. me pidiÓ que hablara con fidel castro y tratarÁ de hacer un puente de comunicaciÓn. fue que se pudo retomar el convenio, entre los dos paÍses. reportera: despuÉs de haber vivido un tiempo en tierras aztecas y partir a cuba en el yate. fue como invitado a su toma de posiciÓn cuando se convir

host: you've traveled to cuba times, right? guest: i traveled to cuba in 2002. host: what was your impression economic situation there. guest: it's dismal and continues to be dismal. of course when the soviet union collapse, so did the subsidies that the soviet union had given cuba. they amounted to 5 or $6 billion huge amount was a for the small economy of cuba. a huge went into economic and social crisis. contracted by 40%. so it took many, many years cuban economy was back up to the level that it was 1990, and probably hat didn't happen until sometime in the past 10 or 12 years. started to grow gain, but only because cuba adjusted and venezuela started cuba through oil money and took the place of the soviet union. called in cuba what they the special period in the early '90s that they were suffering through, and it started to come end once they introduced some reforms that were for many years, cuba economy.larized the dollar, because their urrency simply was worthless and everybody was using the dollar anyway and legalized it. venezuela came in and tarted sub

felix: los restos de fidel castro reposan en santiago de cuba, al sepelio privado ♪ la vida. nunca sabes lo que va a pasar. la vida simplemente... sucede. justo cuando crees que sabes para dónde te lleva. terminas en un lugar diferente. y es por eso que covered california está aquí. para ayudar a los californianos que necesitan seguro médico, a obtenerlo. así estarás preparado la próxima vez que la vida, te sorprenda. porque es más que cuidado médico, es cuidado para la vida. presentadora:miles de brasileÑos salieron a las principales calles del paÍs para demostrar su descontentocon la corrupciÓn de muchos polÍticos de diferentes partidos, rechazÓ el paquete de medidas anticorrupciÓn que fue aprobado esta semana por la cÁmara de diputados a favor de las investigaciones que envuelven a la petrolera estatal. felix: finalmente los restos de fidel castro reposan en el cementerio en santiago de cuba, en un mausoleo prÓximo al hÉroe nacional josÉ martÍ, con disparos de artillerÍa se realizÓ una ceremonia privada a la cual no tuvo acceso la poblaciÓn y la pren

and in normalizing relations with cuba and not getting anything in return. that's been the criticism, as mercedes laid out earlier and the fact that there were no concessions regarding human rights. there was no extradition of american criminals. we got nothing. that is not a deal. it's not a deal if you say, i'm going to give you everything in return for nothing. that's not a deal. >> some guy named donald trump wrote a book called of a deal." and i'm sensing a better deal coming forward. coming up, see these four awesome, powerful women right here? don't mess with them, because they must be really powerful or at least president obama thinks so. now he's blaming them for the democrats losing the election. . but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieve

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[applause] >> havana, cuba. territories of the americas. radio-free invite you to the free voice of the south. stay with us for music, news, lewis.mentary by robert -- robert f williams. >> robert f williams, a fugitive wanted by the justice department broadcast weekly revolutionary messages beamed into the united states from cuba. we shall take the source of freedom itself into the streets of america and we shall have the oft great stronghold freedom. for our people. announcer: in a newsletter published in cuba and sent into the united states through canada, the revolutionist williams tells the negroes of this nation, we must he willing to suffer jail. we must be willing to suffered death. we must be willing to kill for freedom. >> the gestapo policemen are on every street corner. it is just like mississippi. i predict things are going to grow worse. in fact, i think policeman are going to be dead before this situation is over. announcer: during the summers of 1964 and 1965, the demonstrations became riots. finally, and aiding in the worst

what is the fate of cuba's future? even as fidel castro's ashes made their way through the town many are nd questions about what life will be life without fidel castro and what life will be like with donald trump. >> the passing of fidel castro is symbolic. it is emotional of the cuban people and his and accepts will be felt in this process of changes. >> harold is a man that lives in havana and some of his writings are critical of his own government but supportive important. for me all e issues that we don't have, better economy and we need access to internet and many things. those are the things he couldn't achieve and those are the things of my generation to achieve. >> when i visited cuba i saw people opening small businesses and one business selling children clothes and restaurants and people renting out their homes and some of these businesses are facing new restrictio a >> there are restrictions that are new. but i think that the change that cuba will have, that the cubans will have businesses is not going to ch

to radical cuba had known for decades. levels of education, culture, industry, and congress were enabling the people to enjoy the highest standards of living in all latin and south america. corruption in government there was, but no more than was to be found in many cities in the united states. fidel castro, a young, well trained revolutionary with much the issue, seized on of corruption in government as he undertook the creation of his revolution. the government, said castro, the government was responsible for the problems and depression felt by the people. it was the dictator and his followers. --, they weret stiv the enemy. there was a poor and poorly educated who labored in the field. castro promised agrarian reforms that focused on the discontent of the rural community. they too were the enemy. , expertse communists and discontent, began to split the population into quarreling factions, setting cuban against cuban. algeria is the creation of the french. before the french came to the land now known as algeria, it was n

in havana, cuba, jeff patterson news channel 8. >> jeff is reporting from cuba all week and he is the only local reporter there. watches reports every night here on news channel 8 president-elect trump is taking a victory lap after striking a deal that would keep 1000 jobs from leaving the country. trump and vice president-elect mike pence toward the carrier plant in indianapolis. trump spoke with some workers and executives while inspecting the assembly line. during his campaign, the new president-elect made saving jobs at the plant one of his many promises. >> these companies aren't going to be leaving anymore. they're not going to be taking people's hearts out. >> the carrier spokesman says the company received $7 million in tax incentives from the state to keep the factory running. >>> the recounting has begun in wisconsin. this is the first candidate ring party candidate jill stein requested this recount. she says she wants to make sure the ballot machines were not compromised by hackers. donald trump beat hillary clinton by about 22,000 votes in that state. >>> the gunman who ki

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in havana, cuba, jeff patterson, newschannel 8. >> jeff will be reporting from cuba all week. stay tuned to newschannel 8 for his special reports. >>> this morning new information on the possible cause of that deadly plane crash in colombia. a recording of the plane's final minutes indicates the pilot told air traffic controllers they were out of brazilian soccer team. last night thousands of soccer fans filled the stadiums in brazil and colombia to remember those team members. the brazilian team was headed to colombia for a soccer tournament. >>> taking a look across america -- protests are underway in charlotte after prosecutors decided not to charge the police officer who shot and killed keith scott. more than 100 demonstrators hit the streets chanting anti- police slogans and demanding peaceful despite some scuffles. three people have been arrested. >>> california police are looking for two female kidnappers. allegedly held a mother captive for three weeks and dropped her off at a spot more than 150 miles from where she was taken. sherri papin was found. >>> the presidenti

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cuba, we didn't notice as much emotion when it came to memorializing him. here in the eastern portion certainly a lot more emotion more visible as well angie and adam. >> a large gathering where you were last night. anything that anyone said that surprises people that showed up? >> adam, the words from current president, raul castro, that are sticking with a lot of people this morning and still talking about here in cuba, putting up some of their social media feeds fidel told him before passing away. he paints this humble picture of his brother who told him apparently that he didn't want any monument. he didn't want any schools to be named after him. in fact, this december, this month, right now, the parliament is going to meet here in cuba. raul castro is proposing a law that would block any monuments, any schools to be named after his brother so as to respect his dying wishes, as he put it. >> david, what was the your eyes. >> people were determined to be here. there are folks behind me who were packed all the way back. the way i compared it to was the na

the european union and cuba are forging closer ties. officials have signed an agreement aimed at supporting economic development. >> and political accord intended to bring economic change. for the european union and cuba clinched the biggest diplomatic economicugh since sections on the island in 2008. that deal will help develop commercial and other ties between havana and brussels. >> today we are here to sign a political dialogue and cooperation agreement, establishing the first congratulate tesh first contractual relationship at the european union and cuba. it is a historic day. >> with the economic embargo firmly in place, the eu has cuba second-biggest trading partner. it accounts for -- moore is likely to be done to end cuba's isolation then a diplomatic push by pro--- push by president barack obama. the u.s. president-elect has vowed to rollback travel and other restrictions eased by barack obama. >> thankfully relations between cuba and the european union do not go through washington. i'm convinced there is a promising opportuni

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welcome to cuba. thank you. for example this man who sells second—hand books and posters to tourists learned his english through computer games and rock songs. tourists learned his english through computer games and rock songslj have to make conversation because they need to make money to eat, you know, so i have to learn to speak to them, andi know, so i have to learn to speak to them, and i have to get better and better, i have to tell their story, because books are not so easy to sell, you have to make them believe what you are saying. resources for anglophiles and budding into slang which students are scarce in cuba but there is one place they can go. cuba libro is the country's only into slang which bookstore and has become so popular they sometimes have to turn customers away. the recent thaw in relations with united states has undoubtedly brought cu ba ns states has undoubtedly brought cubans and americans together but there is a lingering suspicion it can all be reversed, especially by the trump admini

>> david culver live in cuba for us. and david is in cuba all weekend. you can see his next report tomorrow on news 4 today and you can follow all the events and all of the emotion on twitter @david underscore culver. >>> so we have been talking about how we really have not had to put on the puffy coats but that is going to change in a matter of days, and lucky for me the new puffy coat came in the mail today. just in time. get this, only in the 30s. >> that's the high. >> yeah. so it hasn't been that cold since february. and when you factor in the winds on friday it will feel like teens and 20s. that's one of your weather headlines. but first we will have some showers around tomorrow night. it looks like they clear out by the monday morning rush. rain on tuesday will take the rain. we need it. and then on friday we're talk about highs in the upper 30s. right now currently across the in in the upper 30s and low 40s. from 32 in washington to 39 degrees in frederick. your planner tomorrow morning around 7:00 a.m. we start off in the 30s. 37 degrees. and pl

and cuba. for instance, an organization that tries to help people be -- learn how to be proprietors. they have not had that in cuba. and because the church had been relatively diplomatic, the regime allows these programs to go on. and so they're doing all kinds of training. you know, on a very basic level. they are doing programs and outreach for the indigenous. they want people to say that the state can't do that, but again there is a lot of people, that are in need in cuba, they're allowing the church to quietly do some of those programs. that is a very interesting development that is ongoing. >> about the questions snishlly, asking about latin america, let's look at some of the contributions of latin america so the security and the world being of -- the global interests and you know advancing because of peace and justice. and around the world, pope francis leadership that is so limited to this, when we saw all of the atrocities around the world, and man to man. so this spiritual -- i think c

es un recorrido de 15 provincias de toda la isla de cuba. a continuaciÓn, veremos un recuento de las fracciones por parte de las personas que esperaron en la carretera el pase de fidel castro. esta noche el fÉretro llegÓ a bayamÓn -- bayamo. desde que partiÓ de la habana el miÉrcoles, el cortejo fÚnebre lleva mÁs de 500 km de recorrido. esta maÑana saliÓ hace las tunas. >> estoy muy emocionado porque lo vi irse a la habana al 3 de enero de 1959. blanca: la ceniza se encuentran en un cofre de cedro dentro de una urna de cristal. >> no puedo decirle. fidel es todo. >> recibirÁn otro comandante en jefe, que ha sido el lÍder mayor de nuestro pueblo, de la sociedad de nuestro paÍs. blanca: en santiago de cuba se hacen los preparativos para la ceremonia de maÑana en la plaza de la revoluciÓn antonio maceo donde se realizarÁ la ceremonia principal en la noche. antes se realizarÁ una parada en el cuartel donde los jÓvenes recibieron a fidel castro milo besitos tres. >> constituyÓ prÁcticamente el reinicio de la lucha de los cuban

and cuba. for instance, an organization that tries to help people be -- learn how to be proprietors. they have not had that in cuba. and because the church had been relatively diplomatic, the regime allows these programs to go on. and so they're doing all kinds of training. you know, on a very basic level. they are doing programs and outreach for the indigenous. they want people to say that the state can't do that, but again there is a lot of people, that are in need in cuba, they're allowing the church to quietly do some of those programs. that is a very interesting development that is ongoing. >> about the questions snishlly, asking about latin america, let's look at some of the contributions of latin america so the security and the world being of -- the global interests and you know advancing because of peace and justice. and around the world, pope francis leadership that is so limited to this, when we saw all of the atrocities around the world, and man to man. so this spiritual -- i think c

one recent trip was to cuba. a lot of people are thinking about going to cuba. i know you are very opinionated about cuba and not only the current regime but the transition that is going on. give us your sense of your experience in cuba.>> this last time i went to cuba was my second time ticked the first time i went there was in 2009 and a really did not know what to expect. my goal was to go in with an open mind . i was just curious more the anything but what i saw was -- i was just shocked at the poverty and it seemed like a police state . this last time i went now that travel has opened up a bit more, they seem to be getting better. now that fidel castro has died at think it will get better. i think opening up tourism to cuba from the united states is a good thing.>> for somebody expecting they are just going to relax day satisfy not going to happen. what should the mindset be if you are planning a trip to cuba?>> be prepared obviously you are not in the united states anymore but as a traveler they treat you very well. cuban people are really the people that

cenizas de fidel castro recorren la tercera y Última parte de su trayecto entre la habana y santiago de cuba, adonde llegarÁn maÑana a primera hora. inmigraciÓn, impuestos y salud,las prioridades de donald trump en su gobierno, asÍ lo indicÓ su vicepresidente mike pence. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. fÉlix: buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. desde medellÍn, colombia, fueron repatriados hoy a brasil las vÍctimas del presidente aÉreo del pasado martes. las calles de la capital antioqueÑa fueron testigos del traslado de los fÉretros al aeropuerto de rÍonegro, cerca de donde sucediÓ la tragedia, coincidió con la revelaciÓn de un vÍdeo del rescate de uno de los sobrevivientes. adriana: con el luto en el alma, la tristeza a flor de piel y sin poder ocultar sus lÁgrimas, los familiares de las vÍctimas del aviÓn de lamÍa se despidieron de colombia, poco antes de llevarse a casa los cuerpos de sus seres queridos. una a una, fueron desfilando las 49 carrozas fÚnebres en este triste

las ceniza de fidel castro fueron enterradas en santiago de cuba, descansan en una piedra de 4 metros y medio de alto, se pone final duelo nacional y comienza un nuevo perÍodo para el paÍs shg responsabogelio mor estÁ en la isla con lo Último, rogelio mora-tagle. >> muchas gracias felicidad, estoy en santiago de cuba esta ciudad es la cuna de la revoluciÓn y en esta ciudad tambiÉn serÁ la Última morada de fidel castro, pero de acuerdo con raÚl castro, no se podrÁ utilizar el nombre ni la fuga de su hermano fidel en espacios pÚblicos. >> la Última pÁgina de su historia dio vuelta en el cementerio de... ahÍ las ceniza de fidel castro, fueron depositadas por su hermano raÚl en un mausoleo blanco que lleva su nombre pero sin apellidos, estÁ cerca de josÉ martÍ, fue una ceremonia privada, ese mausoleo, serÁ el un lugar donde las seguidores de fidel castro podrÁn rendir tributo. >> el lÍder de la revoluciÓn, rechazaba cualquier manifestaciÓn de culto a la personalidad y fue consecuente con esa actitud hasta las Últimas horas de vida. >> raÚl castro asegurÓ que su h