on sawyer in? well, see, what the delay was, sarge, trying to put their name down on our arrest report so they can get that reward money. i wasn't gonna say anything, renko, but now that you brought it up about greedy people -- that call, that 213 on sawyer today, that was in our sector. your sector? yeah, our sector. no, it was all units, wasn't it? it was our sector. we acknowledged. we were trying to acknowledge -- and you got there late! what's the problem! i'm just getting frosted. every time i go by you today, you're on the phone. you're trying to get your little snout reedy. forget it. you know, sergeant, if it makes any difference, there's about 50 people trying to get this money. and i'm out of line. gentlemen! say, quite an armful you got there. busting the creeper's gonna close down half our actives, lieutenant. i'm on my way to his arraignment. what for? fascination with the abomination, observe the phenomenon firsthand. you guys care to join me? no, thanks, lieutenant. they say there's

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inside the network showdown with barbara kault walters and diane sawyer. you now "the insider" tracking >>> michael buble's 3-year-old son noah diagnosed with cancer. number one tracking story today. >> we've spent a lot of time with michael over the years and every time he couldn't help but gush how much he loves his son. go inside the emotional toil of the heartbreak. >> how has your life changed since you had a son? >> worth living. i get why i'm here. that in your life. i can't explain it in words but love being a dad. ? nobody but me ?? >> faced with a parent's worst night under. michael buble and argentinean wife luisana made the announcement that noah, who loves to sing and dance like his family of four relocating from other homes to america to fight for his life. in a joint statement the couple says treatment is under way and luisana and i have put careers on hold to devote all our time and attention to helping noah get well. we have a long journey in front of us and hope we'll win this battle. >> within two hours posting statement on the facebook

was, "the adventures of tom sawyer." kids growing up and adults, were making his life miserable. he came up with this brilliant idea to encapsulate this pre-war, south, mississippi river kind of society. it was a huge, huge seller. he inevitably had to write a sequel to it. it was not only inevitable financially, but inevitable emotionally for him, to go and take that material and turn it. not upside down, but in such a way that it became a lot darker and i would say, more interesting. and that is, "huckleberry finn." that is another long step behind "tom sawyer," in terms of social commentary. 1885, and you are talking about a country in reconstruction, building at a the generation of the wars turning over again, the country is taking a look back. is stripping doing the world of its allusions -- illusions. when they are gone, what you have left? much part ofvery my effort to strip away those illusions, to see what twain was like in his era. example, there is a popular print from the princeton photographs division. numerous play scripts. he was very into drama and theater. many o

. >> we're looking back with ground-breaking journalists barbara walters and diane sawyer with fidel. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues after this from our abc ? ? >> we are just jiving to this >> oh, my god, loving the spanish music in the morning. >> yes, it's nice. >> well, you have caribbean ties. >> yes. i was born in had latin america so that means i'm latino. >> yes. it's a city untouched by time. >> but during the height of the castro regime, 39 years ago, abc's barbara walters traveled to cuba to interview fidel castro and followed 16 years later by diane sawyer. here are fascinating clips. >> no dissent or opposition is >> translator: we do not have your same conceptions. our concept of freedom of the press is not yours and i say this very honestly. i have nothing to hide. if you ask us if a paper could appear here against socialism, i could say honestly, no, it cannot appear. it would not be allowed by the government or the people. >> why? >> in that sense, we do not have the freedom of the press that you possess in the u.s. >> do you think pol

. >> joel: with kenny hill out foster sawyer. we have the patterson staff giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden yardage of the day him ru >> referee: offsides, defense, number 94 in the neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible third-down scenarios. he was terrific in that >> gus: third down at the 41 and green tackles hard at the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth victory to get bowl eligible. >> gus: second and ten. the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the y

. >> joel: with kenny hill out foster sawyer. we have the patterson staff giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden yardage of the day >> referee: offsides, defense, number 94 in the neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible third-down scenarios. he was terrific in that >> gus: third down at the 41 and green tackles hard at the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth victory to get bowl eligible. >> gus: second and ten. the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the youth on

. >>> up next, diane sawyer with fidel castro and questions about the existence of heaven and hell.really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> finally tonight, our diane sawyer interviewed castro if his later years. still bombastic but much more reflective on life and his leadership. on heaven and hell. >> do you believe there's a heaven or a hell? [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: no. unfortunately. because it would be a great encouragement to fight for heaven. and i admire very much those who fought so much for that. you know, i do not conceive that hell could be invented. for one philosophical reason. i do not conceive that a god could be capable of creating something like hell. i think the commission of human rights would never agree with the conception of hell and the existence of hell. but the conclusion i have is that hell cannot exist. and that heaven would be a surprise for all of us. >> if you were inventing heaven, wha

classes had just started in september at the tiny bath village school when first grader sawyer fenoff lost his mother to cancer. the staff and 77 students grades kindergarten through sixth all signed a sympathy card and were, essentially, heartbroken. >> we felt as upper grades and do something more and a couple , of students came forward and really were sharing their feelings. >> every other year, the fifth and sixth graders here take a trip to boston. they walk the freedom trail, right the duck boats and even , get a tour of fenway park. they started raising money last year, through penny sales and the like, but the kids decided to take that and give to their $1500 school mate. >> boston is a trip that they look forward to pretty much since kindergarten and so for , them to give up their trip that's a lot for them but they , know what sawyer's going through and what his family is going through. >> it's kind of mixed feelings of happiness and sadness because i feel sad that his mother passed away, but i feel happy that's we're doing this for him. >> i feel really bad and i wish that

including her dog eat dog relationship with diane sawyer and braush ba walters. first i had to know where you been. >> we missed you. where you been. >> the face has been dropping. i got the gels now. i'm like a dog. down? >> no. >> i've been just hanging. >> just hanging. > yeah. and i'm sponging off of murray. >> this serious journalist clearly has a sense of humor. married to maury povich for over 30 years, connie made a name for herself as one of the first women to anchor a network newscast. >> updates tonight on two of our eye on america reports. >> after taking time away from the business to raise her son matthew, connie moved on to a high profile gig at abc where epicenter of competitive tv news. >> i think at abc, what was challenging was that i was up there with barbara walters and diane sawyer. it was rough. i was playing whack a mole. i would pop my head up and one would go whack a mole. >> so you were competing for the say stories. >> uh-huh. >> more air time. >> it was dog eat dog. fights. >> are you kidding? we were so gracious. >> so nice in their

sawyer. at a time like this, it's mighty handy to have your office in a bank, eh? uh--oh, oh, yes, yes, thank you. there you are, miss crawford, $35,200. to be carrying around. oh, i'm sure i'll manage, mr. sawyer. -you've been so kind. -no, not at all. -thank you. -you're welcome. -goodbye. -goodbye. oh! pretty good wages for a trail boss. i figure i earned it, and not just for keeping an eye on the herd. here you are, opie. that's the easiest money i ever earned, even if i didn't get everything i expected. you've been a good friend, lew. i'm going to miss you, all of you. [speaking german] you are a wonderful lady. you sure are. now, i have some good beer. i'll go along with you we'll drink to the next cattle drive. -good bye, miss. -good bye, opie. and thank you-- so long, bodie. opie, don't spend it all in one place. yes, sir. -heinz? -goodbye. lew, i buy you a beer. yeah, i'm coming. -goodbye, bodie. -good luck, lew. you made out real well-- that and the money you found on barrado. that 20,000 went to the sheriff. want to see the receipt? pect for money. how a

first grader sawyer mother to cancer. the grades kindergarten through sixth signed a sympathy card and were essentially heartbroken. >> we felt as upper grades and a staff. we wanted to do more and a couple of showers-- students came forward. >> they usually go on a trip to the duck boats. the kids decided to take the $1500 and give it to their schoolmates. >> boston is a trip they look ford to, for them to give up the trip, it's a lot for them, but they know what sawyer is going through and his family is going through. >> it's like a mix of happiness and sadness. i feel happy we're doing this for his mom. >> and i wish i could help more than i am. >> there's no boston trip for these boys and girls. account set up for sawyer at a local bank and the school is hoping to organize another fundraiser in the spring. if these kids are our futures. we are in good hands. in bath, andy hershberger, wmur news 9. amy: well said, andy. coming up next, while we love well-- did you know they can benefit our garden. we'll tell you how. >

. >> joel: with kenny hill out of the ball game we'll see foster sawyer. giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden yardage of the day him running the ball. >> referee: offsides, neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible third-down scenarios. he was terrific in that sense as well. the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth victory to get bowl eligible. >> gus: second and the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the youth on the team. he jitterbugs his way to the first dow

(sot castro-diane sawyer intv 1993) "i'm not afraid to say i am a convinced communist. i feel honored to be a communist and i hope i will be to the last breath." in 1960, castro nationalized american businesses and joined forces with the soviet union. in 1961 pre kennedy approved a cia invasion force of 13 hundred cuban exiles who went ashore at the bay of pigs. castro was able to fend off the invasion but in 1962 american spy planes discovered he had allowed the soviets to put nuclear missles in cuba. he was a major leader in the cuban missle crisis that brought the u-s and soviet union to the brink of nuclear cuban missle crisis special events) "i have directed the armed forces to prepare for any eventualities." us naval vessels moved in and the soviets backed down in exchange for a pledge that america would not attack cuba. abc's barbara walters interviewed the cuban dictator years later about the crisis. (sot bw intv 2002) "yes we were very close to nuclear war. very close." during that time even his critics praised his in 1980, more than 125 thousand in the early 1

foster sawyer. we have the patterson staff giving mr. hill a rest the rest of the day. >> gus: williams and kenny hill on the day 7 of 32 and 244 and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards on 11 carries. >> joel: that was kind of a hidden him running the ball. >> referee: offsides, defense, number 94 in the neutral zone. it's a snap. penalty's declined. the result of the play, first down. i how many third downs did we see or second and long as when all of a sudden kenny hill would told ball down and make the decision to run it himself and he would move the chains or give them more manageable and convertible sense as well. >> gus: third down at the 41 and green tackles hard at the line of scrimmage by xzavier jones. >> joel: always good to get young players in there and develop them. that's one thing gary patterson -- we talked about how important it will be to get the next win and the sixth vi eligible. >> gus: second and ten. the extra practices are invaluable to the team to develop the youth on the team. he jitterbugs his way to the first

(sot diane sawyer intv 1993) retaliated by bringing in tourism and business. but in 1999 there would be more nations over the fate of a 5 year old cuban boy named elian gonzales whose mother had died during their escape to america. in may 2002 president george bush announced his initiai for a "new cuba" saying he would maintain the embargo against the country unless castro stepped down from power. (sot president bush ) "to make them free and fair they must give opposition candidates the freedom to organize, assemble and speak." in 2006 castro temporarily handed over some of his powers to his younger brother raul as he battled health problems. that same year, cuban tv broadcast the celebrations of his 80th birthday which included a meeting from his bed with venezuelan president hugo chavez. many are left to ponder now whether the communist goverment castro worked so hard to hold "freedom. this is everything for young people. this is a huge change for our community and i think a lot of things, good things, are coming for us. a lot of good things are coming for t

the hometown of diane sawyer and muhammad ali. the full name for the full credit for this one. the most lucrative fast food franchiseness the world. it's finger licking good. full name. >> colonel sanders. >> colonel john sanders. >> harland sanders. civil war the presidents, both the u.s. and southern confederacy both kentucky natives. lincoln the president, who was the president of the confederate states of the united states? dan, that's a tentative hand raise. raise it high. >> jefferson -- oh, man. >> anyone -- >> davis. >>> welcome back to our coverage of the death o fidelastro dead overnight at thege o 90. >> they e celebrating on t streetof miami but different in cuba. that's where hannah >> many wakp tothatid caso pse awa at the a forms late l night, man cubanouth we out o the streets socializis they do any weekend night. the news came via phone calls, many family members from abroad calling telling them the news. they could hear partying going on in miami, but the streets of havana looked very different. spoke to who actually remember the pre-castro days of cuba and fo

for cuba and the passing of fidel castro. >> we're looking@back with barb what walters and diane sawyer with fidel. you're watching "world news now." ? >> we are just jiving to this muk. >> oh, my god, loving the spanish music in the morning. >> yes, it's nice. >> well, you have caribbean ties. >> yes. i was born in had latin america so that means i'm latino. >> yes. it's a city untouched by time. >> but during the height of the castro regime, 39 years ago, to cuba to interview fidel castro and followed 16 years later by diane sawyer. here are fascinating clips. >> no dissent or opposition is allowed in the public media. >> translator: we do not have your same conceptions. our concept of freedom of the press is not yours and i say this very honestly. i have nothing to hide. if you ask us if a paper could appear here against socialism, i could say honestly, no, it cannot appear. it would not be allowed by the government or the people. >> why? >> in that sense, we do not have the freedom of the press that you possess in the u.s. >> do you think politically that an american president can l

(sot diane sawyer intv 1993) "with the demise of the soviet also felt betrayed." in 1999 there would be more conflict with the u-s when the eyes of the world once again focused on castro during a bitter fight over the fate of a 5 year old cuban boy named elian gonzales. in may 2002 president george bush announced his initiative for a "new cuba" saying he them free and fair they must give opposition candidates the freedom to organize, assemble health problems, but he never returned to power. even before his death there were many changes in cuba .. the world will now likely see even more changes with fidel castro gone. lana zak, abc news.washington cuban state television during this time -- all public activities will cease. and flags will fly at half-staff -- on all public -- and military buildings. president obama released a statment -- following the death of fidel castro. "we extend a hand of friendship -- to the cuban people. we know -- that this moment fills cubans -- with powerful emotions. history will record -- and judge the enormous impact -- of this singula

>> like to send a special birthday wish to tina sawyer. her husband is one of my deares friends and also want to tell youwa, on my way over here, my driver got lost, and she's from cleveland so i thought she would know where she's going, we then ran across a channel three truck, a weathe truck and my wife says, we've got to get to fox, in vegas, and he looked at her he said, that is our competitor and i said, we've got to get there pretty quickai and he said, who is tha mr. moore? it was a rhetorical question. he said, i tell you what, follo me, i'll take you there , and he led us all the way over here to make sure that we got here on time. i think that the people of ohio, and in this part of the world,pl has to have the best people in the world, don't forget about that big show, with wayne newton, march 25 at the rocksinoar, i am a big cavaliers fan, also want to say i was hoping to meet your weatherman, if he's watching i just want to say,y, good job, god bless y. >> he is watching, he never misses a newscast, so, happy holidays. >> it w

the colby women's soccer team will play -- the colby-sawyer womens soccer team will play institute of technology on saturday. the keene state women's field hockey team has made the turn it in division three. the saint anselm college field hockey team is in the tournament for the first year ever. there is your newest fcs called safe hands. croydon home are being rehabilitated. tom: the dogs range in age from three weeks to much older and many are extremely malnourished. it could take weeks before any of the dogs are well enough to be adopted. they >> do need a of medical attention. >> several of them have never logical issues. they are fair -- have neurological issues. they are very wobbly. there is one that is blind. tom: work. it could take weeks before the dogs are put up for adoption. i am sure there will be a lot of good families. shelley: beautiful day for election day. mike: you could not ask for much better. temperatures 10 degrees above average. it is coldest friday night into saturday night before temperatures get back to the average. could not be better molly's not thinking

graham gyde has been living in louisiana for the past six months and was going by the name james sawyer. they say he had several facebook pages in that same name . time is running out for homeless camps right here in downtown denver, people have 2 days to remove their belongings as the city plans to clear out camps on tuesday. the sweeps will happen outside the shelters on lawrence street and you may remember that the city peered out the cams in march and they have only grown in the past eight months. the people that live out there say they simply have no where to go. >> when you are being swept off the box the you are used to laying on the alleys you are used to being warming go to the one place you know.>> they say there is a public health threat and it eates a lot of tension and lawsuit. northern speeding the saints but if you did not see the ending ou better watch this so you know what everyone is talking about tomorrow. drew brees hit brandon codes for 32 yard touchdown pass to tie the game at 23. all the saints had to do was keep the extra point in they would have a victory. it is

. >> when sawyer college in cleveland suddenly closed its doors it left shamika ferguson without a doubt. >> you go to school and take out these loans. you are not getting jobs in the field you went to school for. >> no job as a medical assistant and no money in the bank. saddled with a government loan she may never be able to pay back. don't want to add more debt. >> frustrated and alone it totaled $1.3 trillion. credit cards and auto loan debt. >> i wanted the american dream. that dream meant taking the path of a college education. at 30 years ole -- 30 years old road of life hit college debt. has derailed danielle's plans. >> i will never get married or buy a house or buy a new car or any of that stuff. it is out of the picture. kids, all of that. why would i do that to my children? >> they head up student loan justice.org. >> there are people who have been forced off the grid. they are marginalized into second class citizenry because of their government loans. problems identifying each school's repayment rate and the percentage of students who succeed in paying loans back. >> we ask

reporter: sam hopes to be accepted to colby sawyer next year, he plans to become either ray tech and i've always been in the hospital with her, looking at x rays and stuff, looking at fake x rays and just having that hospital feel, i love it there. just something i want to do, help others. reporter: above moving onto college, sam will make one more run at a state championship. on the basketball court this winter. best of luck to sam pushy, this week's home town hero. >> and great that he's going to stick around in new hampshire. tom: yes indeed, thanks. bedroom can be difficult for some, so we have some 10 things that you should do to remove all of that clutter and live a healthier life. tom: good idea. stay tuned for the granite state debates following world news. we'll see you back here tonight right after "how to get away with murder." have a good ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard wit

and the vice president of his school's national honor society, sam hopes to get excepted to colby-sawyer college next year, he plans to become either a nurse practioner or a physician, >> -- my mom was been in the hospital with her looking at x-rays and stuff looking at fake x-rays and just having that hospital feeling i love it there, something i want to do -- help others -- >> and a few moves by the red sox today clay buchholz will be back for another season the sox exercised their option on him. catcher ryan hanigan will not be back, the sox declined his option. the sox also exercised their option on david ortiz, but he is still expected to retire this off-season. it's a milestone race in the queen city sunday morning the 10th annual manchester city and 5k. ken martin is ready he has run the half maraton every year, and will keep his streak going. there are some exciting changes -- you can hear his story on our website. the marathon is set for sunday and we just found that hillary clinton is coming in manchester on sunday so that would be an interesting day in the queen city. tom: a l

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our new hampshire college teams will start playing in ncaa tournaments soon beginning with colby sawyer women's keene state is in the division 3 tournament. they will be playing this weekend. and also this weekend st. a's. tom: thank you. jennifer: right now on wmur.com, it is mansion monday, so you can check out this $27 million estate in unity. it has two horse barns, two wine cellars and its own pub. and it's all spread out across 130 acres, because you need your own pub. i'm colin van ostern, and this is my father-in-law, rich. and this is peter and patrick. i agreed to do a tv ad only if my grandkids were in it, too. i trust colin with their future. my clean energy plan is all about their future. as governor, i'll invest in solar and renewable energy. that'll hold down energy costs, create local jobs, and protect the environment. it's how we keep new hampshire moving forward. or grampa could just keep feeding the kids cake and ice cream. you get a lot of energy vo: ending funding for planned parenthood. taking away our right to choose. restricting our health care choices. this is s

the colby women's soccer team will play -- the colby-sawyer womens soccer team will play a first-round game against stevens institute of technology on the keene state women's field hockey team has made the turn it in division three. the saint anselm college field hockey team is in the tournament for the first year ever. there is your newest fcs called football poll. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: more affor

he was going by the names of james sawyer. he had several facebook pages in the same name. >>> we're getting started with you here in denver7 news. makes you look up at the sky tonight, it is going to be beautiful. it is going be the biggest the forces here in denver, and all of the star wars far fans >>> new at five tonight, a group of subaru enthusiasts hit the road honoring other subarus killed by drunk drivers. miles to buy,. we have this story. on the memorial cruz. >> reporter: most of the subaru owners do not know him. two men killed in separate crashes caused by drunk drivers. >> it started out with tj. 90 % of the people there did outside of our state but there is a colorado connection. his brother mark. he said michael was killed in portland after march. the driver slammed into the back of his subaru. at 80 miles per hour. >> there are no words that can describe but i feel. >> reporter: they see his name on the name of other -- windows of other cars is meaningful. >> it really touched my heart. >> reporter: c.reports

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. >> another incumbent win, 17, rooney beat freeman and john sawyer. district 9 represents a portion of polk county, grayson giving up his seat when he tried to run for senate. we've got a new representative here. it's democrat darren soto winning over the republican. if you haven't seen the results from a particular race yet, just keep watching the bottom of your screen. that's where we crawl all the races throughout the whole tampa bay area. >> you can log onto fox 13 we've still got some time tonight. when we come back here at 11:30, a look at two controversial amendments and how they did in florida. amendment 1 and amendment 2. >> and you're also looking live over at donald trump's watch party in new york city. two crucial states have been called in his favor. florida and ohio. utah was just called for trump as well, and we're watching very closely michigan and wisconsin and arizona. we will be right back. stay with us. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore.

. >> reporter: when sawyer college in cleveland closed the door it future in doubt. >> you go to school and take out loans and no job as a medical assistant and no money in the bank saddled with a $14,000 government loan and she may not be able to pay back. >> i am sitting on debt and keep adding more debt. >> frustrated and far from alone. 41 million americans have outstanding college loans totaling $1.3 trillion. credit >> i want the american dream. >> for danielle, that dream meant taking the path of a college education. >> i will graduate and get a great job. >> at 30-years-old she hit a pothole of college debt. >> $104,000. >> a six-figure detour. that derailed her plans. >> i will never get married or buy a house or buy a new car or >> why would we do that to our children. >> she heads up student loan justice. >> there have been people forced off the grid and marginalized to second class citizen re. >> the government tracks colleges with the most students having problems. >> identifying each school's repayment rate and percentage of students who succeed in paying loans back. >> we

weekend. 3 graham guide has been living in louisiana the past six months, going by the name of james sawyer. he was ccnvicted of sex assault people living in homeless camps in downtown denver have a little time left o remove their belongings from the site. camps starting tomorrow. he the sweeps will happen outside the shelters oo lawrence street. the city cleared out the same camps in march, but they have grown in the last eight months. >> when you're being swept off the blocks that you're used to laying on, or the alley ways you're used to be warm in, you go to the one place you know. lawsuit from the sweeps in march. >>> it's 11:31. in youustep outside, you'll have to look at the calendar and remind yourself of what the l -- what the weather is.. >> last friday we hit 61. we have not been below the 60- degree mark since october 12 october 12th. % over a month and that's the last time we also saw about 1/100 of an inch of precipitation. very danger. a live look from akron from our wireless camera. -?beautiful, clear skies, sunshine, upper 60s to low 70s. but we have seen a few brush fires

(sot castro-diane sawyer intv 1993) "i'm not afraid to say i am a convinced communist. i feel honored to be a communist and i hope i will be to the last breath." in 1960, castro nationalized american businesses and joined forces with the soviet union. in 1961 president john f kennedy approved a cia invasion bay of pigs. castro was able to fend off the invasion but in 1962 american spy planes discovered he had allowed the soviets to put nuclear missles in cuba. he was a major leader in the cuban missle crisis that brought the u-s and soviet union to the brink of nuclear war. (sot pres kenn george stef cuban missle crisis special events) "i have directed the armed forces to prepare for any eventualities." us naval vessels moved in and the soviets backed down in exchange not attack cuba. abc's barbara walters interviewed the cuban dictator years later about the crisis. (sot bw intv 2002) "yes we were very close to nuclear war. but the soviet sytle economy eventually produced dissent. in 1980, more than 125 thousand cubans, some expelled, many allowed to leave, braved rough

officers hope anyone who was on the beach or in the jenness beach or sawyers beach parking lots may have seen something. investigators say it appears a power strip short-circuited in dorchester, massachusetts yesterday sparking a four alarm fire. flames quickly spread from the back of the building, all they five people were displaced by the fire and one firefighter was treated for a minor burn on the leg. officials estimate damages at around $350,000. the remains of former cuban dictator fidel castro will arrive in havana's revolution plaza today for two days of tributes before a mass public ceremony tomorrow. meanwhile, many cubans who escaped during his time in power are celebrating his death. abc's janai norman is following the reaction this morning. >> it's the tale of two cities united by the impact of one man. >> the road to havana paved with glory for rebel chieftain fidel castro. >> the cuban government banning public drinking, music and dancing for nine days to honor the leader. clerks missing all the music which we know is such a big part of the culture. >> leaving the normally

>>reporter: san bernardino police detective don sawyer motor officer brett murphy and patrol officer shawn sandoval among the first to arrive on scene. on this day we return to the inland regional center to reflect on december 2nd 2015. >> we were walking over like i can remember exactly how we parked. >>reporter: we spoke on the south sidewalk very close to where they first approached the irc nearly one year ago. >> i open my trunk. grab my rifle vest i have and rifle. remember walking up to the building. i remember seeing a reflection we came up. the. >> this isn't just responding to a call. this is the call. >> it's tough to train on it a lot. on active shooter. the. >> surreal feeling as this was not a training. this was real life. this is happening and it was big. >>reporter: although they didn't know it at the time, they entered the building through this same doors the shooters did. >> medley heard the fair alarm going off. screaming. crying. money. >> none of us had rifle with us so there's a lot of adrenalin. >> i can hear like a smoke alarm going off. >> you can hear. >> the

he and a fellow activist named richard sawyer set up on the island and refused to leave. >> ritte: one there. >> anthony: managing to evade pursuers for just over a month, before finally being and arrested and jailed. >> ritte: and the first order is burn down this building and put up --¢ >> anthony: they emerged, of course, heroes. and these protests went on to inspire many others to join the movement. >> ritte: i hope i'm still alive when that day happens. because i want to see our queen back in office. >> anthony: and embodied the independent spirit, the desire for hawaiian empowerment and sovereignty that today resonates across generations. ♪ welcome to what is supposedly the most unwelcoming place in hawaii. ♪ >> hano-hano: komo mai, anthony, come in brother. come into keawanui. my name is hano-hano. >> anthony: thank you so much. >> hano-hano: nice to meet you. >> anthony: thank you. >> hano-hano: please come inside. >> anthony: hello, hi, aloha. this is keawanui fishpond. a shared community space with a sacred history. hano-hano is the caretaker of the fishpond. he's a local com