here's andrea canning with the conclusion of "the last dance." >> i would love to help you.ally would. >> reporter: for hours, chris jones had been going over his story with detectives about what happened the night his wife, heather, disappeared. but after cadaver dogs found the scent of human remains in chris' car, detective bryan wallace wasn't buying his story. >> your story about what happened the night she disappeared is total bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? did she fall? she did. was she drunk as [ bleep ]? what happened? >> that's exactly it. we're struggling over the phone, only this time we're outside on the steps. and she lost her footing, and she fell and hit the step, and i heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone. she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. >> reporter: did you believe this new story? >> no, no. no way. >> reporter: finally, chris admitted heather was dead but insisted it was only an accident. still, the most important evidence was missing -- heather's body

here's andrea canning with more of "the client." >> police had a suspect in custody.e was aaron louis. he was an unemployed truck driver who had been convicted of petty crimes in several states. to beverly's son carl jr., he didn't look like a kidnapper. >> he just looks like a regular guy. so it was like what did this punk want with my mom? like it didn't make sense. i almost was like are we sure we have the right guy? >> detectives believed they did. but the roller coaster ride for beverly carter's family and friends was far from over. >> i can remember the feeling when he was captured, we were just all like, yes, where is she? come on, where are you? we're ready to find you. >> as investigators focused on aaron louis, they backed off on beverly's husband as a suspect. now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had.

here's andrea canning with "obsession." life to making music. an accomplished musician who played several instruments, acted. even wrote her own songs. ? >> that was her biggest passion. she saw music as a way to change the world. >> that's the only friend i had that sang and did it all like the violin and piano. >> she had a really unique sound. >> yeah. >> reporter: so who could have predicted that on july 15th, girl's dreams would end so suddenly. >> we were in shock and disbelief. >> it was hard to understand and to come to grips with. >> oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. >> ma'am, stay on the line with me, we're going to get ems out for you. >> reporter: a small town was faced with a mystery. with police asking, what was real and what was a performance? >> he's an actor. he's two different people. >> who is this guy? who does he think he is that he can go around doing this to jessie blodgett growing up in hartford, wisconsin, and they'll tell you she was happy, passionate, full of life. her dad, buck, says she had always been that way. >> di

again, andrea canning. >> reporter: may 6th, 1995. it was a cool spring evening in the colorado countryside. a little after 9:00 p.m., patricia montoya was with her family on highway 67 about an hour and half south of denver. basically in the middle of and there was a flare in the street and a man trying to flag cars down. >> reporter: the man was harold henthorn, and he was in a panic. >> harold was at the driver window asking us for help because the car was here and it had fallen on top of his wife. and looking over to the area, you could see her legs coming from underneath. it was a horrible scene. >> we asked him what happened, and he said that they had stopped to fix a flat and his wife somehow went under the car possibly to get a lug nut and the jack fell from underneath the car and she got pinned. >> reporter: lynn was face down with the brake rotor resting on her back. the montoyas carefully lifted the jeep. >> all four of us got her out and we gently flipped her over. and she was -- her lips were already turning colors, and w

melinda: can he really afford to start a trade war with china? andreas: well, can he afford not to? how would it look? you stumble into these things, the way we did in the 1920's, in the interwar period, we stumbled intoto rounds of escalation that led to a tradede war. it is pretty fragile, the world economy right now anyway. that heour hope is backs off and there's a lot of pressure on him. i would say the bigger issue, the more frightening one, is the nato and russia aspect rather than trade, because the deal doesn't exist yet. he's more interested in the transpacific trade partnership for the moment. that's the one at the rallies that he brought up. and in nafta, with mexico and canada. so we will see that as a test case. we will not know -- it is gone because we didn't have it. melinda: susan neiman, so on relations with europe, on the nato allies, one thing that trump has said is that you have to see everything as a transaction. he has written his book "the art of the deal." susan: he did not write it. there was a ghost writer. melinda: he said, somebody who wants to get somew

. >>> thanks, andrea. you can track each wintery mix. just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> a tearful plea for just as from an mother of an 8-year-old killed in a hit and run. >> she's only hit. she flew from the corner to the middle of the block and you kept going. how? >> reporter: friends and family gathered to remember her at a vigil this afternoon. she was hit and killed while walking home from school with her siblings yesterday in philadelphia. police are now searching for a newer model silver nissan. >> tonight we're getting a closer look at a case against an accused repeat cyber stocker. she was on probation for a 2013 guilty plea for stocking and harassing a teen age girl. reporting live from bucks county where they say that online obsession with the same girl nev stopped. >> reporter: it's here at this coffee shop that prosecutors say shane holder thought he was meeting the girl he'der stocked for years but instead meat police officer. a woman inside shane holder's listed address said no thank you when we asked about the stocking charge

they're not at all sure they can make this happen. >> andrea, it's easy to lose sight of how much has happened in the last two weeks for the clinton campaign, about 10 days ago, that first letter from the fbi about the e-mail investigation, and here we are monday night going into tuesday, we're just about a day away from the second fbi letter also in its own way unexpected. from your time around hillary clinton, you know her well, you know what she's like, how did that all play out over the past 24 hours? how did she seem balancing all of those revelations with what she was doing on the ground? >> well, she's been fairly philosophical about it in the last couple days, they really feel it set them back, this is one of the states where they could lose that senate seat, where they had momentum, and it just stalled completely when that letter came ten days ago. now we're in the 11th day, because it is election day. she just told us coming out of the last debate, which they feel they won, most people would agree with that, she said she was not going to respond to donald trump any more, she

. >> joining me on the phone is andrea mitchell. what canell us about the legacy and the effect of the fidel ka trocastro's passing. >> he had been replaced ten years ago and then officially eight years ago. but he's the symbol of a revolution that has changed with the united states with new economic impetus from his brother raul and it still will be a great symbol, an important symbol for a lot of the older generation, certainly of cubans and of cuban americans. that said, the passing will presumably have a great meaning as well for the younger generation, even though his time had certainly passed by the time -- in his frailty by time he had died. >> well, we do know that his passing, he is 90 years old and he's passed his power on to his brother. so he's in effect not been a leader in cuba. however the cuban people, what can you predict their reaction is going to be now that fidel has passed? >> i think it will depend on the generation, certainly. the loyal followers of the revolution, and there are many, and certainly the followers of fid

helps me because i'm actually really, really, shy - and it helps me so i can be able to talk to more people, and stuff like that." andrea compton magnet coordinator "when students are interested in things, they're so passionate and can become so knowledgeable." ((brian loftus)) and that's what's cool at school ((brian loftus)) cool at school. go to las vegas now dot com... and click on "sections". cool at school will be under the "community" tab. or send us an email... cool at school at las vegas now dot com. the winner will receive 250 bucks for their program./// sherry how's the weather today? temps dropping to very chilly 30s around the valley and near freezing outside the valley just as we expected. ............. the winds have calmed down but the cold has set in. the weekend to around 70, but then a chance of showers will show up late sunday and into monday. ....... temps stay in the mid to upper 60s next week. let's take a look at there's a crash on northbound 95 and lakem ead over ont he west side. i'm not seeing any major delays though. there's also a wreck in henderson on northbound gibson near the 215 intercha

whenever possible we're trying to fix the barriers, andrea mccarren is here with something we can all do. >> reporter: that's right. we very sensitive topic. and that is handicapped parking spaces. now we asked all of our viewers with disabilities to let us know about the barriers they face. well, tracy garner shot us a cell phone video. it reveals what happens when someone parks too close to her wheelchair accessible van. >> do you see these white hash marks? i know. they're kind of faded but when a person parks over the line, that's a space i need to get into my car. i got this big tire here. it won't let me get in. i tried. i just got get my front wheels up on here. well, that's not enough room for my front wheels and my big fat feet. get on my own ramp. so i >> reporter: well, i'm glad tracy has such a good sense of humor about it. but isn't that outrageous? she has to wait until whatever car is parked next to her van drives away. and that could be hours. now of course that's something we can all avoid. parking too close to a handicapped parking spot. foul this afternoon, around 3

andrea mitchell. >> it's almost like we can touch it. w on "andrea mitchell reports," election day minus one. final twist in the 11th hour. the campaign turned upside down by the fbi director saying the search of anthony weiner's laptop produced nothing new of hillary clinton. the review is over testimony . e >> we are on a good track. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the president of the united states. hillary clinton is being protected by aotally rigged system. and now it's up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box tomorrow. that's what's going to happen. >> ground game. over 42 million americans have already cast their ballots. now the race is on to be voted on election day. >> i'm supporting hillary clinton. i have

that's what you can expect to see. >> thanks to andrea mitchell, robert and april. by the way, april's book is called at mama's knee. >>> skeptical americans worried about trump. now he is flying overnight and overseas to make the case abroad. this is the 11th hour. >>> if president leaving for his last overseas trip. air force one taking him to grease, germany and peru. he will spend out his traveling days in a chevy suburban starting mid-to late january. trump's unforseen has grave concerns around the world because we have the man here to talk about this. grave concerns around the world. tell the people at home what you just said to me during the break. >> athink a lot of people are asking the united states, what have you just done and what are you getting into? but right now this story is considered the biggest inflection point we have seen in a long time. there are grave concerns around the world. where is this going? where is this going to bring the world? if a country like the u.k. decides to engage in some nostalgia politics it matters to a certain degree and

but i can see why the trump people are irritated. >> hillary clinton had talked so much about healing in her final remarks. as andrea pointed out, if she had to concede, you almost wonder what can she say in a healing way given the way she democracy and many other things? >> she's laid out the homework assignment pretty well because she's been telling him what is required, what our democracy is required when there's a peaceful transfer of power. she's going to have to fine the words if she finds herself in that situation, to put the country first, to say this man is our president. there is a script to follow. but i speeches to give. >> not to interrupt, spokes person for the republican party says donald trump is about to take the stage at the hilton. >> let's go to katie then. katie are you hearing the same thing that we're about to see donald trump on stage? >> yeah, i am. donald trump is in the building the curtains are moving. we did see a number of his aides lineup a couple minutes ago. now secret service are on either side of donald trump's podium. we are expecting him to come out. it is unclear at this point w

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can, just pray. >> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in new york. as donald trump prepares to head south for a long thanksgiving holiday the guessing game over his cabinet choices is reaching fever pitch. today campaign loyalists riding the trump tower elevator to his 26th floor offices for audiences with the president-elect. after a social media squabble today with the "new york times" over whether or not they would meet mr. trump is expected at the time this is hour for a private meeting. following a meeting with network news executives that many described as uncomfortably tense. joining me now with the latest on the transition, kelly o'donnell, katy tur and nick confessore. first to you, katy. where do we stand with secretary of state. the competition between rudy giuliani and mitt romney played out in public. rudy giuliani might be up for the director of national intelligence in charge of 17 agencies. >> what we saw over the weekend was donald trump as rudy giuliani was leaving when they waved to reporters. somebody shouted a question. is rudy g

new laws mean people can buy alcohol and groceries in the same place. >> andrea klein-thomas, tonight shoppers are taking advantage of these changes? >> reporter: as you can see, the grocery sho grocery store is full this thanksgiving eve. here is consolatioconsolation, beer, folks in some pennsylvania grocery stores can buy wine, saving you another trip. shoppers are headed back to jin giant. >> just a few vegetables and potatoes. >> reporter: for the last minute items. >> the lemon, the line. >> some spices and stuff like that. some necessities. >> reporter: the necessaries as aaron bronson calls it beer and wine. >> i need a fruity type of female drink? >> it's very convenient, it cuts a lot of your time out. especially this of the year with the traffic. >> reporter: this supermarket in habertown just started selling wine just in time for the holiday rush. >> my dad's doing the meat, i'm doing the sides, i'm done. >> reporter: and again, the wine is always on the shelves here and for just two weeks and they expect to expand their selection by the end of the year. >> drivers are bei

be sure to include the date and location and andrea will be sure to check it out and you can see more of her reports later today 5:00 and again tonight at 11:00. >>> also happening today, dr. phil's interview with fox news anchor megyn kelly. it will air right here on wusa9 at 4:00 p.m. kelly discusses the time her tv show reported on a rape charge donald trump's ex-wife made against him during divorce charge but says trump was very angry. here's preview. >> so i had on the reporter, on my show, trump was not happy. with that interview. four days before the presidential debate. that is now become so well- known and well seen. he called me up and threatened me. >> kelly also opens up about sexual harassment allegations against her boss ceo roger ailes. in her new memoir interview and the "dr. phil" show every weekday on wusa9 at 4:00 p.m. >>> well, after a dreary drizzly start. turning out to be a nice day. >> we expected it to pull away quickly and it's behaved nicely for us. >> very good. >> now a lousy day up in the northeast but it's beautiful around here, check out this michael &

but i can see why the trump people are irritated. >> hillary clinton had talked so much about healing in her final remarks. as andrea pointed out, if she had to concede, you almost wonder what can she say in a has positioned herself against donald trump as an enemy of democracy and many other things? >> she's laid out the homework assignment pretty well because she's been telling him what is required, what our democracy is required when there's a peaceful transfer of power. she's going to have to fine the words if she finds herself in that situation, to put the country first, to say this man is our president. there is a s but i mean, these are not easy speeches to give. >> not to interrupt, spokes person for the republican party says donald trump is about to take the stage at the hilton. >> let's go to katie then. katie are you hearing the same thing that we're about to see donald trump on stage? >> yeah, i am. donald trump is in the building atmosphere. the curtains are moving. we did see a number of his aides lineup a couple minutes ago. now secret service are on either side of donald trump's podium. we are expect

. >> which has been routine for 40 years, that we can recall -- >> and releases taxes, andrea, any might add. >> releases taxes would be the number one. and also says, i'm talking to the argentinians about such and such miami talking to the japanese. i've talked to my turkish partners. they came here on election night. i talked to farage in uk about the wind farms near my golf course. if he were to say that, kristen, then we would know, this is what you're getting. >> so that's the crux, i think of what needs to happen. because we are learning about things, some of his meetings, after the fact. >> from the -- >> we're learning about attendees after the fact. you remember, he had that meeting with ivanka in the room and the prime minister of japan. and that is the type of incident that creates potential conflicts, particularly if he does hand his business over t z his children, by the way. we need to know exactly who's in these meetings, when are they taking place? what are they discussing? so i think we will certainly be vigilant about that, and there's going to be pressure on him to agr

her campaign warning her to stay away as far as she can from the female campaign on a high note. >> kate. >> andrea mitchell. >> thank you for his part. donald trump did not respond to the fbi's announcement. he said again today that clinton is protected by a rigged system. peter alexander has more on an intense day of campaigning. >> donald trump of the final hours trying to cook up a winning formula making no announcement. >> hillary clinton will be under investigation for a long, long time. for her many crimes against our nation and our people and democracy. campaign manager kellyanne conway, pounced on the news. >> i sure hope it is thorough. >> the november's surprise has no impact. >> this is water gate. >> tonight top aids telling nbc news that trump is speaking at the right time. >> michigan has not gone republicans since 1998. the latest polls showing clinton with a four point lead but trump's aid insisted that it is a dead heat and trump's job methods. this afternoon of his first all campaign. >> it is great to be back in minnesota today. >> so important for me to come here to campaign fo

. >> you can say that again. let's bring in andrea mitchell who got her start here. used to cover exciting campaigns, i can remember those. she's right there in front of the independence hall. give us a sense of that crowd and where this campaign stands right now with the few u hours to go before everything starts. >>. >> this is simply amazing as an american, as a philadelphia person, as i mean, just as a citizen, to be in front of independence a hall with this kind of crowd on election eve, it's just a phenomenal setting. the crowd is exuberant. this has been a long and often painful 18 months by anybody's account and until the last moment, clouded by the e-mail controversies, only cleared up by fbi director yesterday. still, hillary clinton was really a -- i started the day with her up in westchester on the tarmac. she took a few questions, we posed for pictures and she said, we try to ask her a question about jim comey and she said, we're on a good track, so she will not respond to that. we talk ed about this last nigh. she does not want to talk about that because

you can see from this shot from andrea walker beautiful on the bay tonight, fantastic. tony also sending us a beautiful shot at sunset. not everyone was watching it's 65 degrees, 75 degrees at noon, 79 degrees at 3 p.m. we pick up a few more cloud tomorrow as a result of a cold front moving through. very pleasant evening if you've been outside today. temperature dew point relation, humidity isn't too high, temperatures cooling document. we'll hold onto that same thing despite the fact this cold front is coming through, deeper moisture here, but still relatively dry. we won't deepen the moisture. we aren't expecting much in the showers as the cold front pushes through. you can see the forecast as we head throughout the wake-up period. increasing clouds throughout the day associated with this cold front slowly sinking southward later wednesday. skies clearing, drawing in slightly cooler and drier air, a bit of a breeze thursday afternoon way light northeast wind. 65 degrees our forecast low, a mild start to the day with mostly sunny skies topping out comparison we had 83

they're not at all sure they can make this happen. >> andrea, it's easy to lose sight of how much has happened in the last two weeks for the clinton campaign, about 10 days ago, that first letter from the fbi about the e-mail investigation, and here we are monday night going into tuesday, we're just about a day away from the second fbi letter also in its own way unexpected. from your time around hillary clinton, you know her well, you know what she's like, how did that all play out over the past 24 hours? how did she seem balancing all of those revelations with what she was doing on the ground? >> well, she's been fairly philosophical about it in the last couple days, they really feel it set them back, this is one of the states where they could lose that senate seat, where they had momentum, and it just stalled completely when that letter came ten days ago. now we're in the 11th day, because it is election day. she just told us coming out of the last debate, which they feel they won, most people would agree with that, she said she was not going to respond to donald trump any more, she

but you can mess up pretty quick. >> andrea fineman uses sock strings to help natalia nevin keep herand well-groomed. >> pain is beauty, right? >> that's what they say. >> brianna mcfall has come up with her own way to meet another feminine need. >> we don't have tampons in here, we're not allowed. this is how we make a tampon. in here we cut off the end like this. >> don't try this at home. >> take the whole pad off. then get this right here. we roll it like that. this is going to be a small one. i put it in here. roll it, roll it, roll it, and there is a tampon. you use it. this is contraband. we'll get in trouble for doing this. we get caught with this, making tampons, or if we have a tampon in our bed, that is a write-up. >> many of the other women spend time on what could be best described as the jailhouse version of online dating. they use the inmate-to-inmate mail system to write to male pen pals. >> how they meet each other is mutual friends from the outside, they know each other, they got arrested together, whatever. but you'll be surprised with the love connections, the pre

can back in her scooter and get situated. all of this happens in just the first hour of melissa's day. >> in northwest washington, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> boy, frustration around every corner. now if you've missed any of our >>> well in the mountains, bordering virginia and tennessee, there's a small school offering refuge to children who might not make it if not for this chance. >> these children come from all over the world and as nikki reports, they are in desperate need of a life change. >> most of these kids are at the school because their parents knew if they wanted their kids to have a fair shot at life, they had to leave home and go somewhere very, very different. >> 400 miles outside of >> like what are we going? i don't see any building, any people. >> in the mountains of southwest virginia. >> just see the middle of nowhere. >> sits grundy and mountain mission school. 260 students in all from 20 countries. >> everybody is here for a brand-new start. >> they live on campus in dorms where their teachers are next door. >> hope. a chance to grow up. and maybe if they are lucky, an education. >> because nothing about th

but you can mess up pretty quick. >> andrea fineman uses sock strings to help natalia nevin keep herbrows plucked and well-groomed. >> pain is beauty, right? >> that's what they say. >> brianna mcfall has come up with her own way to meet another feminine need. >> we don't have tampons in here, we're not allowed. this is how we make a tampon. in here we cut off the end like this. >> don't try this at home. >> take the whole pad off. then get this right here. we roll it like that. this is going to be a small one. i put it in here. roll it, roll it, roll it, and there is a tampon. you use it. this is contraband. we'll get in trouble for doing this. we get caught with this, making tampons, or if we have a tampon in our bed, that is a write-up. >> many of the other women spend time on what could be best described as the jailhouse version of online dating. they use the inmate-to-inmate mail system to write to male pen pals. >> how they meet each other is mutual friends from the outside, they know each other, they got arrested together, whatever. but you'll be surprised with the love connec

andrea flores is live. it was amazing how much da the critters can do. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yeah, so much damage, this mama bear caused a huge mess when she broke into an suv, similar to this one, and got stuck inside leaving her little cubs outside. but, colorado parks and wildlife says this snow should help them head into hibernation, but they say, we are not out of the woods just yet. now, friends of the steamboat pilot caught the bear on camera. she got stuck inside the suv the driver's door and sneaking inside. she did not make a graceful exit destroying the suv. he tried to get out. the mama bear escaped to safety after a witness opened the door. parks and wildlife says it is not uncommon for bears to be active this late in the year. >> bears can come in and out of hibernation if we have warm days. they will poke their heads out and look for food. we have to do right by our bear to bear proof along the foothills of colorado. >> reporter: now, parks and wildlife says bears getting food out of vehicles. they remind you not to leave any trash or food inside your car and if you are a fan of air fres

you can find the information on cbsdenver.com. reporting live in aurora, andrea underway in denver. one person was found dead this morning at 43rd and filmore. the people on scene are not cooperating with them. >>> right now, things are back to normal at dia after a busy morning. the airport warned travelers of flight delays because of strong wind gusts today. dave diver is in colorado's weather center for us. >> things are settling down. high pressure is moving n. it friday around here. but yeah, the winds this morning were crazy. i can see why dia had an issue. pretty good there. in boulder, 58. 68 dylan. rocky flats and wheat ridge, 72 and 74 miles an hour respectively this morning. things are a little better out there. we have breezing going in golden, it is 22. but about 10 in castle rock. 11 in aurora. as you get to places like canopa 33 at winter park. overall, the trend is for the winds to die down. doppler 4,000, mostly clear skies going on now. and, what we will see now, is a big high pressure ridge centered right over las vegas here. that will be moving in delivering a pr

andrea constand. and the d.a. promised not to use it in a criminal can trial. judge steven o'neil did not rule today and may not for equipment sometime. >> we have maintained that mr. cosby's rights are violated in a number of ways, we believe this was fair and just and to the point. >> montgomery county d.a. kevin steele is under the collar blasting the defense team who in open court revealed the names of the 13 women who agreed to testify of bad pattern of behavior by cosby. >> i hope they respect those people we have real victims out there and they are going through a lot with this and i hope that everybody understands that the difficulties that they are all having. >> it's cosby hearings stand in recess until mid-december. at the close of today's hearing, judge o'neil said he may in fact move cosby's current date up sooner. in norristown, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> we have six days until election day it's a dead heat according to a new abc "washington post" tracking poll. that means it's updated every day. hillary clinton and donald trump

can do. coming up, andreas dombret, a bundesbank board member.ce." let's get straight to bundesbank. one executive board member, andreas dombret, says officials reach a bustleto three deal in santiago. great to have you on the program, as always. i want to get back to something you said earlier on. you say you have no doubt over the german bank solvency. do the markets have the same conviction? i cannot speak for the market, but i can very much tell you that both the solvency and the liquidity for the german banking market is out of question. when we can debate more, which is not as solid as solvency and liquidity, is the earning power and the proximity of the german banking market. again, solvency and liquidity are out of the question. francine: talk a little bit three.asel there was a very interesting deutsche bank note on the back of what we reported. is it in question in any way? is the u.s. commitment in question, and what is the german response? andreas: i would travel to santiago at the end of this month for the final meeting of the basel

andrea mitchell reports." >> -- state lines like you can on your car insurance and life insurance. transition period for those receiving subsidies to ensure americans don't face disruption or hardship in coverage. while we pull this albatross off the back of the american economy. we're going to make it easier working with majorities in congress. health savings account so they can pay first dollar expenses for their health. i'm proud to say the idea of a tax-free account to pay for medical expenses was pioneered back in indiana. health savings accounts basically allow you to control your health care dollars, pick your doctors and treatments that work best for you without interference from insurance or government bureaucrats. instead of subsidies to big insurance companies the way obamacare does donald trump will push health savings accounts to provide assistance to the american people through health savings accounts. the truth is there is an old

can. . >>> many are wondering what's next after the death of fidel castro. andrea mitchell is in havana with the latest. >> the first sunday in 13 years that the protesters are known as ladies in white did not march after church. it was out of respect for the mourning period. a bigger factor nbc news has learned that state security police told them to stay-at-home. >> if you wanted to go out and march today, what would have happened? >> she says they'll pun p ch us a punch us and beat us and put us in jail until the morning is over. >> that's what happened last march when they protested through tight security for president obama's visit. nothing will change if fidel is gone. his brother, raul, is still in charge. >> this car was before the revolution. >> this car is li like -- i don't know how to say it in english. >> this is as good as raul castro opening to the u.s. cruises come to florida and americans are spending money. >> we are getting better with our economy. >> what will happen if the new president elect, the next president trump changes all that? >> that'