category five storm pounded haiti, eastern cuba, bohamas, florida, georgia and carolinas. more than 1600 people died. this year was so busy thanks to a weak lah noon use which is cooler water in the pacific and reduced wind sheer and warm see surface temperatures in the atlantic. there were 15 named storms, 7b came hurricanes, three were considered major. category three or higher. this was most active since 2012, the deadliest since 2005 and matthew was the first category five hurricane in the atlantic since felix in 2007. >> this season got off to a very early start, alex was born back in january, and just last week, otto formed in the caribbean and then crossed in the pacific. just goes to show tropical systems can form anytime of the year. in the einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist justin drabick. >> anytime of the year good anytime of the year. >> last year we had alex formed in the wintertime, you never know when these storms will pop up but as just continue said we were lucky to get away with no direct hit, on our area, and even two storms that thre

his family was prosperous and owned this sugar plantation in eastern cuba. educated by the jesuits, he became a lawyer. the poverty castro saw around into a revolutionary. >> fidel castro, at the age of 32 you now have in your hands a great deal of power and a great deal of responsibility. >> reporter: a month after taking power interviewed on cbs by edward r. murrow, castro said exactly what americans wanted to hear. >> tell me, fidel castro, are you concerned at all about the communist influence in cuba? >> oh, i'm not worried because really there is not about communism here in cuba. >> reporter: it's still not clear whether he changed or whether he lied. but when castro began executing opponents, when castro started nationalizing industries and aappropriating u.s. property in cuba, it didn't matter. the u.s. response -- sanctions. the economic embargo that exists to this day. most of them landed in miami with nothing but their lives and the fierce determination to bring fidel castro down one way or another. in april of 1961 an army of cuban exiles backed

schools,ov tomorrow castro's ashes will begin a three day march across eastern cuba retracing his march of his army to the cab toll of havana in 1959 when his small rebel army was able to overthrow >> kim: this is wild. you see this woman just kind of doing a slow jog on the tarmac. she hospital out through the emergency exit. the plane was kind of in taxi mode too. the plane just arrived from new orleans. it was waiting for the final taxi into the gate whether she was out of there pulling that exit door jumping out. doing a slow jog on the you are the mack. you saw video from inside the plane as well. unclear why very pulled this move. initially the f.b.i. was called in. they are no longer involved this morning because as the latest investigation has it she is not determined to be a threat to national security. we do know she's being evaluated at a local hospital. are on fire. and the weather playing prominent in this as well. this is gatlinburg, tennessee. we had winds gusting to 70 miles an hour at one point fanning these flames. rain showers moved through that helped a little bit. t

castro was born here in rural eastern cuba. his father's status as a wealthy land other than ensured his place in high society even if he didn't feel he belonged there. his mother was an uneducated maid and she didn't marry his father until after he was born. castro's school mates teased him about being born out of wedlock. castro studied to be a lawyer and soon became involved in revolutionary plots. he led a failed uprising in 1953. many of his followers were killed and castro was captured. during his trial, castro declared history will an absolve me. after released, they returned by boat seeking to yoe tloefr the dictatorship. and once again, most of his soldiers were slaughtered. castro was also reported as have been killed. when it was revealed that he had escaped to the mountains, his followers grew. cuba had earned the reputation of a mob run playground for americans seeking gambling, cheap rum and sex shows. after castro took power, many cubans hoped that he would clean up the island while still remaining friendly to th

his family was prosperous and owned a sugar plantation in eastern cuba. educated by the jesuits he became a lawyer. the poverty castro saw around him, the inequality turned him into a revolutionary. >> fidel castro at the age of 32 you now have great deal of power and responsibility. >> a interviewed on cbs by edward r. mr. row castro said exactly what americans want to hear. >> are you concerned about the communist influence in cuba? >> i am not worried because really there is not a threat. >> it's still not clear whether he changed or whether he lied. opponents, when castro started nationalizing industries and appropriating u.s. property in cuba, it didn't matter. the u.s. response, sanctions. the economic embargo that exists to this day. since the early 1960s, more than a million cubans have left. most landed in miami with nothing but their lives. and the fierce determination to bring fidel castro down one way or another. in april of 1961, an army of cuban exiles backed by the cia tried to slip into the bay of pigs and liberate the island. the invasion

castro was born here in the rural eastern cuba. even if he didn't always feel he belonged there. castro's mother was an uneducated naid and didn't marry his father until after he was born. growing up, castro's southern cal mates teased him about being born out of wedlock. castro studied to be a lawyer. he soon became involved in revolutionary plots. he led a failed uprising. many of his followers were killed and castro was cap youred. during his trial castro declared history will be a solve me. after two years in prison, castro and his fellow revolutionaries were released and went into exile in mexico. they returned to cuba by boat again seeking to overthree the island's dictatorship. and once again, most of castro's soldiers were slaughtered by government troops. at first, castro was also reported as having been killed when it was revealed that he is escaped to the mountains, castro's legend and followers grew. cuba in the 1950s had earned the reputation as a debotched mob run playground for americans seeking gambling cheap rum and sex shows. after castro took power many cubans

people have traveled from tampa to the island nation on saturday morning two flights arrive from cuba eastern flight 3192 and american flight 9473. as were hugs and kisses and conversation. what will the future hold for cuba now that fidel castro has passed? patty rodriguez was there when the news broke. >> it was something really emotional. i don't know how to say it, like we were there when this happened and it is really nice. >>> tampa has one of the largest cuban american populations in the u.s. tampa statement of hope quote they have never strayed from the belief that one day cuba would again be free the passing offers hope that one day the cuban people will enjoy the benefits of a free and democrat society juan guzman hopes castro's death will mean better relations. >> for the community and the united states that's more better to have an approach not to be fighting. >>> the bottom line is this there is still so many questions out there, this news just breaking today a lot of folks are wondering will change happen right away or will the country stay on its course that it is on right now.

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cuba after castro first commercial flight from united states to cuba taking off last your castro funeral predicted under way 9:00 a.m. eastern are looking at a live picture of cuba where there is relative calm this morning some people in this country need a history lesson, about the brutal dictator what he did to people, in cuba. and retirement reality we have a look at what you need to know at every age to plan for your golden years, many calling jill stein's recount effort a waste of money what about 100,000 dollar hole cards against humanity has people paying you will for annual holiday stunt. markets set for a pullback after a record-setting run, since the election, future pointing to lower open off lows in the morning 47.loss dow in europe south all -- dax now down just about two-thirds of 1%, in asia overnight, the kneecake only loser off 1/10 of a percent so much more coming up this panel been here two hours saving the best for last -- national co-chair morgan ortegus, and rich, hired wall street, anthony scaramucci. >> i -- >> it is a conflict of interest hopefully, you guys keep my seat warm. >> "the wall street jou

and then on wednesday his ashes will begin that slow journey all the way to santiago to cuba on the eastern side of the island, which is the actual birthplace of fidel castro's revolution which then march across the island. remember, he was greeted in havana with cheers and jubilation because they got rid of batista, the dictator, but within a couple of years, for especially this generation and the generation of cuban americans before them it became a very despised brutal tyrant. >> yeah, and, phil, i see the big celebration behind you, but in the past that location has been the scene of some infighting among the cuban american community. and it's not happening that way today. good for them then. >> yeah. recent years have seen as u.s. and cuba have resumed normalized relations and re-establishing diplomacy, you can see this generational difference amongst the older cubans born on the island who hated castro with a passion, and the younger generation of cubans that were born here in florida. the younger generation less inclined to remove the blockade as fidel castro and raul castro call it

. >> the remains of fidel castro will retrace the journey across cuba and on the eastern end. and steve hariggon has the latest from havana. steve? >> the world leaders have begun to arrive in a massive rally in honor of castro. and it is regional leaders. and even president putin, a long- time ally is too busy to attend. there is much debate. and the u.s. decided not to spend one due to concerns about the way the cuban government is run. and two u.s. officials are in attendance. and ben rhoeds and top u.s. diplomat here. and no delegation but u.s. officials and those ashes will go on the road across it is country before they are put to rest on subpoena in santingo. and with fidel castro removed from the team. he's been seen as a impettent. president-elect trump said he would terminate the deal with cuba unless it is a better deal with the cuban and u.s. people. >> and accused murderer in the charleston church massacre acting as his own attorney. and the governor of north dakota takes action against the dakota pipeline. and what he ordered and the surprising reaction from law

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cuba. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. stein has until five p-m eastern time today to file the same request in pennsylvania . the deadline to file in michigan is this today to file the same request in pennsylvania . the deadline to file in michigan is this denver police are trying to get information after a particularly deadly weekend. two people were killed in three shootings sunday. police say the first shooting happened when a fight broke out at a party near arkansas and cherokee. one man was killed, another hurt. then another shooting at another party near 56th and chambers left one man dead. and 3 people were hurt and taken to the hospital after someone started shooting at a bar on 38th and high street. police are asking anyone with them. el paso county sheriff's have yet to release the name of a man who died after a 40 foot fall on the palmer lake reservoir trail. according to the gazette, the 37-year-old man died saturday after he was treated by search and rescue. they are not saying how he fell--but the investigation is ongoing this morning. color

eastern iowa city. and... the former president of cuba has died -- what this may mean for the u-s. good morning and welcome to today in iowa. as we take a live look outside.... thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. some in north-central and northeastern iowa are under a continue through the rest of the day. you could hear a rumble of thunder tonight as isolated thunderstorms are possible - severe weather is unlikely. temperatures rise into the mid 40s and low 50s today and do not 40s and low 50s today and do not new and developing this morning an early morning crash injures one and shuts down part of a highway. waterloo police responded to a crash between u-s 63 and 2-18. that was closed for some time -- no other details are being we first brought you this breaking news yesterday, two people dead and two cedar rapids police officers hurt after a crash. kwwl's taylor bailey sits down with a witness -- explaining what he saw. police lights flashing near exit on 3-80 in cedar the whole thing. "she was coming around the bend and she never really turned right for

there was no fire and which >>> a four day, 5 hundred mile journey across cuba to a place in the eastern city of santiago. >> and thousands lined the streets0 to say goodbye to their leader. >> it is feign full; we love him. he is respected. there are no words. >> a small flag row's ashes. and the remains of the later will rest in santiago where he started the revolution in 1953. >> we felt proud for everything he left us. he will remain with all of us. >> it traces the victory tour he took after overthrows. live on forever. , she is in pain he is physically gone his example will continue. he left his brother in charge. raising the possibility of a change in the leadership. and his half brother has been overwhelmed by the support of the half the country is crying. >> the ashes will be interred and for a man who ruled the country for 50 years. in new york. >>> and for the first time in eight years opec will cut oil production. eight years. starting next year it will cut for us it lead to gas prices. >>> in california a new enemy in doctor: oh yeah... right there. oh! you got a nickel back

eastern iowa city. and... the former president of cuba has died -- what this may mean for the u-s. good morning and welcome to today in iowa. as we take a live look outside.... thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack stormtrack 7 weather team: we'll start the day out with dry ahead of a warm front. rain tracks in after noon, and will continue through the rest of the thunderstorms are possible - severe weather is unlikely. temperatures rise into the mid continue through the rest of the fall much tonight with mostly cloudy skies and strong winds. new and developing this morning waterloo police responded to a crash between u-s 63 and 2-18. that par of the hightway was closed for some time -- but it has since re-opened. this is a picture from the iowa d-o-t we dont know the extent of their injuries at this time. we will keep you updated as this story develops. we first brought you this breaking news yesterday, two people dead and two cedar rapids polic

eastern and pacific the profit in cuba tonight. >> 12 minutes to go into the close. dow up 39. >>> up next a veteran technician it says here choose on new future of fang stocks. i apologize. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> later than its ever been. the dow up 32 points. nasdaq has the better gain percentage wise. joining us on the floor of the new york stock exchange what do you think of this market and what it has done here especially who the leaders have been. >> so big rotation i think the interesting thing from our standpoint is we get 28 highs. they haven't expanded to the point to classify it as a new phase. you have winners and losers. tech until today was a relative loser. staples getting creamed. >> a lot of people are wondering when do we get overbought. does that fit in? >> as long as it is expanding won't market. when wu hit 20-day highs while they are okay they are not at 4r5i% that say this is a whole new ball game we have a new trend in place. this is rotational in nature. i don't think it

town and village in cuba, there are activists, there are independent actors in all realms and leaders of tomorrow. those are the people, just like ronald reagan helped them in eastern europe, that we need to be helping in cuba. keep in mind that that dictatorship -- raul castro is in his 80s. it's not an inheritable family farm. what is required for cuba is freedom. let's keep in mind that the actors for freedom are the heros in every town and village. the pro-democracy activists, they deserve our attention and our solidarity. >> we will take a look at that and see what we can do with that. thank you very much. >> interview him. thank you. >> appreciate that. >>> we will get to more politics. new reaction from bernie sanders on who should be the democrats next leader. they are seeking to oust nancy pelosi on the heels of the party's election loss. >> do you think it's time to replace nancy pelosi? >> i will leave that to the -- i was in the house for 16 years. i'm not in the house right now. i will leave that to the members of the house. nancy a friend of mine. i think she has done a very good job. i think that is an issue of the people of the house will have to de

eastern time. the fallout in cuba with fidel castro's death means for the future of capitalism. >> a very good action new york talk exchange. i'm at or fax business reporter. a look at some of the major retailers performing today. amazon down 1.5% as the national retail federation x 122 million shoppers to be their holiday shopping online which should account for the forecast for a 7% to 10% jump in online sales this year versus last. the old retail stock with traditional brick-and-mortar jcpenney has come a serious, dillards all down by a wide margin. 4%, almost 5% or jcpenney. folks are snatching up tickets for the "star wars" movies. coming up december 16th. tickets went on sale so the movie put out by walt disney with comcast and fandango said they open away from. charles: it's official. green party nominee shows and for a recount in pennsylvania appeared isn't expected to change the presidential outcome, but it's still got the trump team fired up. meanwhile in cuba a week of mourning for fidel castro. many cuban-americans celebrate. blake burman has the latest. >> we are getting fresh reaction f

eastern iowa city. and... the former president of cuba has died -- what this may mean for the u-s. good morning and welcome to today in iowa. as we take a live look outside.... thanks so much for joining us this morning. i'm lauren moss. let's go to storm track seven meteorologist rachael peart now for your forecast forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack

eastern europe. i think it would work in cuba a long time ago. the hard lined policy frankly extended the life of the castro regime beyond its natural sell by date. >> thank you so much. some of these. the travel are even popular in south florida. marco rubio saying we don't want to punish people. we want some changes. i want to throw it back to hallie jackson with the breaking news on the incident at ohio state university. >> we are getting a statement in now from the university talking about what happened confirming a suspect was shot and reported dead. based on our reporting we can confirm the suspect has died. injuries for the victims include stab wounds according to the university as well as people hurt by a car and other injuries being evaluated. it is a reminder that campus alerts for shelter in place have been lifted. they will hold a news conference when they are able. we were expecting one at the top of the hour in 25 minutes. we'll see if it comes through. i want to go to pete williams in washington. what are you learning? >> according

cuba. khrushchev was not just using rhetoric. the easternpporting castro with military assistance. >> many latin americans were shocked to find out how much communist equipment castro actually has. >> the sense was that kennedy had to do something about castro. >> when kennedy comes to the presidency, he's briefed on the fact there was a plan in place to topple castro. >> but the plan that's presented to him is not what he wants. it's a huge invasion on a noisy beach. it's going to look like a u.s. invasion of cuba. so he says to the cia, we can't be associated with this. i want something that's believably cuban. >> this is ron oppen in miami. i'm standing in one of the many anti-castro recruiting places scattered throughout the city. >> they were into communism and we found there's something against castro, we learned where there was a recruiting center and we just approached them and joined. we had no idea it was the cia. >> since 2:00 this morning, men and boys have been filing through this door behind me anxious to join the fight in cuba

cuba. the ashes started their journey today in havana. his remains will take four days to reach the eastern city of santiago which is 500 miles. crowds waved flags and chanted fidel as the convoy passed. the remains of a 90-year-old leader. >> more about the plane crash that killed nearly all members of a brazilian todd soccer team. it may have lost power after running out of gas and some video here is video taken the moment the team was boarding the plane for that flight. authorities have recovered the black boxes and they appear to be in good condition. the number the plane has gone down to 71. four people on the passenger manifest had not boarded the plane. among those who did make the flight, the team forward stayed behind of a knee injury. with tears in his highs -- ic said it's difficult to wrap his teammates death around his head. to playing crewmembers and one survived the crash. >>> here is what the park looks osceola. here is what we're talking about. the plans would triple the size of the concert venue at coachman park. the waterway here, there is a walkway currently and they are

cuba. his brother, raul castro, says the body will be cremated and his remains will be buried in the eastern city of santiago. news of castro's death sent hundreds of exiles, young and old, in miami into the streets to celebrate. the heart of the cuban diaspora, miami has long called for the end of the communist regime. castro's death seen by many in miami as the bittersweet end of to a painful era that left them separated from their country, home, and family. there are a number of cuban-americans here in the bay area. we spoke to one man who made a documentary about giving the people of cuba a voice. >> at first i was wow. certainly the last thing i expected to hear today. second thing was, i thought it had already happened. he's kind of been out of the spotlight for a long time. you know, next reaction is thinking about my grandparents and thinking about all the people who sacrificed so much over the years and what this would have meant to them had they still been alive to have seen it. >> stay with nbc bay area for the latest on this developing story. go to our website for details as they

cuba. it is out on the eastern tip about guantÁnamo. i know you know about one time.one place americans know about. just on the north of that is missing part of a special place called arakawa, where three rivers meet on a map and go into the ocean. that is where columbus landed and eventually got here. there's another auspicious date that happened on october 10th known as cuban independence are famous for her next question al gore goes beyond that, the cry of yarborough come at the very beginning of the first independent lawyer. you may think there's been discontent just politics post-kennedy proposed fidel castro. there have been contentious politics from cuba from the spanish arrived in who is a very rough, some would say savage colonial period and the independent source did not go quickly. they took a long time. there is a 10 year war in many people tell you -- many cubans tell you after getting rid of the spanish they go very quickly to the united states as not quite a colonial power, but certainly i figure surrogacy. it's been a long go. and when i tell you about

week's officer- a developing story in cuba this morning where fidel castro's issues have begun a 4-day journey from havana to their final resting place in the eastern city of santiago. >> the remains of the 90-year- old leader will be placed in a small coffin befored by the cuban flag to begin a 500- mile trip. we'll follow that story. >>> and a report released of deadly shooting in the mcdoug ailed terrace neighborhood. >> the report came out last night and answers some but not all of the questions. emmy victor has what's new in the report. emmy? >> reporter: renee, bill, the report that you just mentioned moments ago, i have it right here in my hand. this is the officers' account, a description of what they say last tuesday, and there are two pieces of information that are critical. found next to frank clark's body, the man shot and killed in the incident. they have said this gun was stolen and reported stolen in durham in january. the second is that the report said that a whited rock-like substance wrapped in a blastic bag fell out of clark's pants. according to the report, this all started when officers cs barkley and md southerland, and neighb

eastern time. >>> first here scientists making major medical advances in cuba under fidel castro including developingaccine not approved in this country. while drug kaechs traded lower today could they benefit from easier access to cuba's bio tech industry? >>> and donald trump has two vacant seats on the fed to fill, maybe more. jim grant says the president elect will have to what he says fumigate the fed. we'll talk about what that means and the impact on the market rally coming up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> today is the third day of mourning for fidel castro. >> reporter: first there was a question because of donald trump becoming president of the united states would the u.s. attitude change? now fidel castro is dead. does that mean the cuban attitude will change in any way? certainly the future of the country is on the mind of the thousands of people that we have watched here at the plaza of the revolution stream in to pay their final respects to fidel castro. the people here have suffered economic deprivation over the decades and there were hopes of imimprovement. we

cuba fidel's brother raul has declared nine days of national mourning. on wednesday fidel castro's ashes will begin a journey from havana all the way to the eastern side ofhe islands. meanwhile, president obama releasing a statement today saying that the cuban people need to know that the, quote, hand of friendship to the cuban people has been extended. now, back to cavuto on business. >>> how many seats do we have to lose before we have to make a change? because we've lost 68 since 2010. we're the smallest number for our caucus since 1929. we also got to talk to working class people, neil, that don't want to learn how to run a computer. they want to run a backhoe. these men and women who take showers after work. those are the people that we're missing. >> i always liked that line, take showers after work. it's a very good line. all right, well, are you sick and tired of following the leader? tim ryan is trying to unseat the leader, as in nancy pelosi, that vote is set for wednesday. it's an uphill battle to be sure. gary, though, this does seem to be a changing of the guard or at least an intent on the part of some rebellious frustrated younger members

in cuba, a procession happening right now, taking fidel castro's ashes from havana to its final resting place in the eastern santiago. his ashes were placed in a coffin covered by the cuban flag. the procession will travel 500- miles in four days. victory tour castro and his fellow rebels took after overthrowing the previous regime in 1959. his funeral is on sunday. >> federal officials are trying to figure out if monday's attack at ohio state was an attack of terrorism, isis is claiming responsibility. a statement calls the somali born student that drove his car into a group of students and stabbed others "a soldier of the islamic state." the fbi said the attacker was not known to them. a campus police officer shot and killed the suspect within minutes of the attack. >> authorities have toll us the name of the man shot and killed monday night outside of his home in castro valley. but they don't know why he was shot. family members and friends gathered at the home of the 37- year-old, he was shot several times monday night and his nine- year-old daughter was in the home at the time. >> >> it's very, very tr

cuba. no one knows yet if it means a new day. jim ryan, abc news, miami. many went to shops throughout eastern iowa for small business saturday. it started six years ago as an effort to get more people spending holiday dollars at eastern iowa for small business saturday. it started six years ago as an effort to get more people spending holiday dollars at local businesses. many businesses throughout eastern iowa capitalized on the day including raygun. the shop in cedar rapids saw a bunch of people yesterday. workers there say it was double the amount of custo online shopping continues to get more popular, one raygun employee says a day like this proves people still value shopping in person. "it gives me a sense of community. people want to come out to support us, support local businesses. and it just shows that the internet is not taking over with all the cyber deals. people are still willing to come out and shop " more than 95 million people participated in small business percent from 2014. for the fifth straight year, t-v nine and the heritage area agency on aging are teaming up to "fill the plate." the annual telethon raise