but elian co gonzales was the target of a custody dispute. his mother tried to leave cuba with elia but his father staying behind, and -- reunite with his father. elian went on to say he was honored to have known fidel castro. >> can you hear the crowd immediately letting their kaepernick, there was a huge bash lash over his wearing of a fidel castro t-shirt. >> that story is from back in august when kaepernick wore a t-shirt with both castro and malcome x on it. the q.b. spoke after the game saying he was taken out of the investment in edge daition and in free universal health care as well as the involvement in helping to end apartheid in south africa. i would hope that everybody agrees those are good things. and trying to push the false narrative that he was a supportive of the oppressive >> kaepernick also chose to sit again during the national anthem. >> and a woman describes being attacked by a bear. >> i could feel my energy leaving me as i bled out. >> wheel explain coming up after the >> it's been warm over the last couple of days and

as former cuban cast away, elian gonzales, now in his 20s says castro was like a father to him. he said he wanted fidel to be proud of him saying quote i wanted to show him everything i achieved. the reaction from gonzales is a very different one felt here in the united states where large celebrating castro's death while they remain skeptical. for more on the reaction out of cuba, jane gray. >> reporter: hidden along this street in old havana inside this modest but well kept home roger reflects on a new cuba without fidel castro. >> translator: the loss of fidel castro has two faces. one >> reporter: but now with raul in power, he has renewed hope. >> translator: when that happened i saw the salvation of the cuban revolution. >> reporter: a revolution sparked by the man they now honor. with nine days of mourning. >> translator: dedicated to that party despite pressure from the government to change. >> translator: we're not returning to capitalism. we're going to perfect our social economic system. we're going to do socialism with new philosophies. >> reporter: new philosophies d

of controversies in the clinton administration including the forcible return of five-year-old elian gonzales to his father in cuba. reno died of complications from parkinson's disease. she was 78 years old. commitment 2016 right now, both candidates making their final move. it is the last full day on the trail after a bitter election battle and in over 24 hours now, it will all be in the hands of the voter. sera congi, in manchester, where the trump campaign will make a big push today in new hampshire. >> randy and emily, donald trump along with his running mate, mike pence, will appear here in manchester, new hampshire, tonight. right around midnight overnight trump addressed supporters in virginia, and he seized on the if she's findings about recently discovered clinton emails that they did not warrant criminal charges. >> right now she's being hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. unbelievable. >> trump had praised the fbi director james comey after he renewed the inquiry into whether clinton mishandled classified information, but as you heard blasting the agency for

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 singular figure -- on the people -- and world around him." president-elect donald trump -- also released a statement -- the horrors endured -- for too long-- and toward a future -- in which the wo

. >> he is loved around the world -- >> reporter: in cuba, elian gonzales is among those remembering castro on state run tv, he said castro became like a father figure. memorials are everywhere on the island. students unfurled a giant flag in castro's honor at havana university. the communist nation is observing 9 days of mourning. the funeral will be health december 4. >>> held december 4. >>> mock wood park rec center was destroyed by a fire this morning. it housed a preschool, after school program, and hosted camps for kids with developmental disabilities. about 250 to 80 kids used it every day. the mother of one little girl says her daughter can't stop crying. >> she's emotional about this. this is a great loss to the family and community. she's been going here since kindergarten. >> students will now be bussed to another center about two milsey away. >>> more than $85,000 has been raised for a south san francisco police officer. officer robby chan is in serious condition after he was hit in the head with a skateboard. surveillance video shows the suspect striking him, knocking h

. >> reno also drew fire for he's handling of the case of elian gonzales. he had been living with ordered federal agents so storm the house. the child was sent back to cuba to live with his father. the cuban american community was enraged. that case and the fallout from waco haunted reno for years but she was also recognized for enforcing civil rights and her efforts to regulate violence on tv. reno had been at the justice department for just two years when she noticed her hand shaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. never married, she retired to her modest family home n everglades and declared herself a private citizen. public life had brought dark times but looking back she described her career in politics as an activity of joy. >> brian: reno was diagnosed with park kin son's in 1995. she spent her final days at her florida home surrounded by family and friends. >>> coming up, we are getting new answers for treatment for a parkinson's patients to help >> tia: also coming up at noon, we have the latest movement in the louisville teachers' stri

. >> reno also oversaw the elian gonzales case which he was sent enforcing civil rights and regulation of tv violence and diagnosed with parkinsons's two years after taking office. >>> if you are feeling uneasy about the election you are not alone. >> surveys show most americans are stressed out about the election. cbs4 health specialit kathy walsh joins us from a ballot drop off location in denver. you look very re-- relacked how do you do -- relaxed how do you do it? >> reporter: i am fine but you probably heard let it end and maybe said it yourself. anxiety is running high but will it stop after the vote is cast? >> i don't like all the animosity. >> reporter: how inkry and mean people are being against -- >> how angry and mean people are being against each. >> reporter: voters have. >> you have drain the swamp. >> reporter: even how they sound. >> let's get out let's vote for the future. >> reporter: is stressful. are you stressed out by the election. >> the candidates are both have baggage. >> reporter: mental health experts say election anxiety is real. >> elections always come w

clinton's cabinet one of her most memorable decisions was her authorization of an on seizure of elian gonzalesore from the home of miss miami relatives. during this election season you've heard a lot about criminal justice reform. regardless of where you fall on this issue, you may have a hard time answering the question of what a eastern should do once they've served their time in prison. our bill anderson has one group's idea. >> reporter: listen to these numbers because they might shock you. there are 70 million people in the united states with a criminal record. 700,000 people are released from prison each year and nearly 70% of those released will return to prison win three years. regardless of how you feel about why they went to prison in the first place, this is clearly an issue that needs to be address addressed. >> i already did my time for the crimes i committed. i served this country for sick years in the united states army. i graduated northeast high school. i made a wrong turn. i'm back to being who faith s new and improved faith. i need a chance. >> reporter: re-entry think tank

and more than a decade later, elian gonzales, the survive and center of a custody battle tells us of fidel castro's death. >> good evening, i'm lloyd sowers, haley has the night off.

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 this country, for the relationship between us and for the peace and the love that we always had in our

nearly 20 years later, he turned a custody battle for a young cuban boy named elian gonzales into a public relations war against the united states. castro introduced free medical care and -- to cubans, but hes a maintained his power, abolishing multiparty elections, sensoring the media, and making most he was married twice and fathered nine children from five different mothers. just before his 8th birthday, castro shocked his people when, before undergoing major surgery, he turned the reigns of power over to his. after that, he made only occasional public appearances to rail against capitalism. having put the country in his brother's care, fidel castro lived to see president obama agree to cuba and the united states. kenneth craig, cbs news. >>> a chase through denver's neighborhoods ends with an arrest of two murder suspects. we've learned this case started with a shooting in aurora on thursday. jeff todd has the latest. >> reporter: the case started thursday morning at this travel lodge in aurora. a man was found around 2:30 in the morning with gunshot wounds. he later died. investigator

sentiments echoed by one of the country's most famous man elian gonzales. >> fidel began to be that father like all who start off as fathers but the difficult thing is for a father to become a friend. >> the news announced by fidel's brother raul on state television late friday night. castro's body is cremated and ashes taken on a journey across the country before his burial on december 4th. a service for fidel's sister will not be attended. this morning president obama under fire from conservatives for not including a single reference to castro's record in his 200 plus words in which he this singular figure who altered the course of a cuban nation. the exile community in the united states including florida senator marco rubio calling the president's choice of words pathetic. a sentiment shared by texas senator ted cruz who referred to castro as a murderer and a thug. and president-elect donald trump calling castro a brutal dictator while promising to do all he can to ensure cuba's prosperity and liberty. fire brand once delivering a seven hour harang against the u.s. but after a stomach i

country's most famous young men, elian gonzales. once the center of an international custody battle between the u.s. and cuba. >> translator: fidel began to be that father like all who start off as fathers but the difficult thing is for a father to become a friend. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the news announced by fidel's brother, raul, on state television late friday night. cremated and ashes taken on a three-day journey across the country before his burial on december 4th. a service for fidel's sister juanita castro who lives in the u.s. she will not be attending. on saturday castro dividing world leaders in death as he did in life. this morning president obama under fire from conservatives for not including a single reference to castro's record in his 200 plus words in which he notes the enormous impact of this singular figure who altered some in the cuban-american exile community in the united states, including florida senator, marco rubio, calling the president's choice of words pathetic pit. a sentiment shared b

she was criticized by many for her handling of the deadly waco texas raid, and the elian gonzales seizure. reno was 78-years-old. the free ride is coming to an end. tesla says it will end free use of its worldwide charging station network. the company announcing today that customers who order a new tesla after january first. will get free charging credits that cover about one thousand miles per year. beyond that. customers will have to pay a "small fee" to charge up. but no dollar amount was provided. cars ordered or sold on or before january 1. will still get free charging. more and more people are leaving california due to the rising housing costs. a new report from data analysis firm core-logic says for every home buyer coming into the state. there are three californians selling and moving elsewhere. researchers say the expensive housing market is to blame. the median home price is 428- thousand dollars. and prices are up 71-percent since 2011. and incomes are not keeping up with the home prices. forcing mostly people in the working and middle class out of the state. the report also sa

controversial decisionses, including a deadly raid on a waco, texas compound and the decision to send elian gonzales back to cuba. this morning attorney general loretta lynch said reno was one of the most effective, decisive and well-respected leaders in the the job in time for election day. their union announced an agreement with septa. thousands of transportation workers were on strike last week. their new deal includes pension improvements, health care and pay increases. some state leaders thought the lack of transit option was impact voter turnout tomorrow. but full service should in place by then. >>> decision 2016. we talked a lot about the large show many of those voters especially in battleground states, are hispanic. one group that can be credited with getting people to the polls is voto latino and maria urbana from voto latino joins us with more. >> i understand that voto latino does not take a side. whoever you want to vote for, we're going to get you there. >> we're a nonpartisan civic engagement organization, we largely focusn but we also have programs that involve the entire family and

it was a controversial move and also the armed seizure of 5-year-old elian gonzales. she came home to florida to run for governor. she lost in the primary. her goddaughter says that reno died from complications from parkinson's disease. janet reno was 78 years old. with just a day to go before the election, hillary clinton gets evidence from her emails to pursue criminal charges. >>russell: it will be a very busy last day for the candidates. doug is following it all from washington. good morning. >>reporter: good morning and forget the two major candidates running for president. it's this guy, f.b.i. director jim comey getting all the attention now and he dropped another bomb shell. donald trump with a stop in virginia, still digesting the investigation into hillary clinton. >> right now she's being protected by a totally rigged system. it's up to the american people to deliver justice at the ballot box. >>reporter: just hours earlier, james comey sent yet another letter to congress saying his agency had reviewed hundreds of thousands of recently discovered emails, ba

one of her most memorable decisions was her authorization of the armed seizure of five-year-old elian gonzalescuba from the home of his miami relatives. >> search to fine all victims of a suspected serial killer is expanded south carolina this comes days after a woman was found chained in a storage container in large rural property. police say the suspect todd cole help admits to killing four people in 2003 and then he told them that there were two more graves. investigators are now trying to identify all the victims involved. >> the first site we had, um, the remains of david carver and the second sight that he pointed out we were able to find a person i don't know gender, don't know manner of death, how long, they're supposed to be one more down here. but we're going to keep searching until we are positive that's it. >> cohlhepp was denied bond yesterday and he's a suspect in at least seven deaths. >> coming up from behind bars to building bridges, we're introducing to you amazing local man who is hitting the streets to show young men and police officers that they have more in common than no

i was mentioning a little earlier the case of elian gonzales, if you remember back in -- it was actuallyhanksgiving day 1999 when he was found alive after a number of cuban migrants including his mother had died trying to get to the united states. several months later, go to june 2000, he is sent back to cuba, and last october we did a story on him. now he is about to finish college. he is one of the most-known figures in cuba, a spokesperson for the revolution, purely indoctrinated and he is about to join the military. that gives you an idea of the kind of information, propaganda that cuban young people grow up with. they always hear the same thing. patrick oppmann was telling us before that from first grade, starting in elementary, they hear that the greatest historical figure in the world has been fidel castro and that's what they hear year after year after year. so all of those people composing the communist congress in cuba follow, like i said before, the same political persuasion. >> but, you know, rafael, as i hear you explain it to us the question it raises for me is how long can

one of her most memorable decisions was her authorizes of authorization of the five-year-old elian gonzaleshome of his fee am me relatives. >>> why is a big philadelphia trash truck backed up to an unmarked vehicle loaded with construction debris and what are those workers doing right there fox 29 investigates and soon youly know. >>> kathy is track our forecast. >> yeah, we're talking about a cold night, iain. got some frost especially in the state of delaware tonight as temperatures will fall into the mid to lower 30s. sprawling high pressure will keep us dry and warm for your election day before the rain moves in. we'll time it out coming up. >> coming up, love is all about chem tree that may not be news to you but listen to this. we've all got a love hormone, and if you don't have enough of it, you could be in for big problems in on the areas of your life. ♪ >>> you're looking at independence mall tens of thousands of people were tonight and they poured in for a huge rally for hillary clinton, bon jovi, bruce springsteen, the obamas were there. hillary clinton of course all right here i

today individual uncompound in waco, texas always that controversial armed seizure of 5-year-old elian gonzales zenaidaing him back to with his father to cuba after leafing leaving washington she came home to florida to run for governor where she lost in democratic primary to bill mcbride. reno died of dpriksz parkinson's polls open and the presidential candidates are working hard for those last minute votes. >> all right more than 41 million have cast their ballots hillary clinton held an advantage among early voter us through most the last two weeks. but race is still tight. with donald trump 0 ring democratic swing states. some polls show it's working he made lot of head darn way in states ballots ground states like florida where it matters the most. su close to call right now. expected to be a historic hispanic voter turn out especially here. many sway it boils down to fear the republican candidate. but it's not just here either. the nevada, colorado, arizona, seeing heavy early voter turn outs like never before. but this is just the beginning. election officials expect millions more to ks

>>> his own political stock, albeit small, soared during the international custody fight for elian gonzales. when the u.s. returned his little prince, castro called the moment a moral victory over imperialist america. the man bore of fidel alejandro castro in cuba came to power leading a rag tag band of bearded rebels to over throw a dictator. he ended up becoming one himself. castro stood defiantly against ten u.s. presidents. around the world leftists who hated america's influence and power called castro a hero. but for the u.s., he was the all-too-close face of the bitter cold war. while the world could never completely dismiss castro politically, over time to some critics he seemed more like a caricature with his wiry beard, faded fatigues and six-inch cigars. the man who would lead the small caribbean island to communism was educated by jesuit priests. he launched his revolution in 18953 where 30 of his followers were killed while attacking barracks. he was imprisoned and deported but made his way back on an overloaded power boat. after nearly a decade of riots, coups and rebellion, th

the cuban-american community, with the armed seizure of the lamb gonzales. -- elian gonzalez. she was 78 years old. i'm larry: let's go over to v.j. for a look at the frost advisory this morning. veronica: the freeze warnings now down, but the frost a arundel, prince george's, until 9 a.m., with old bitter frost out there some of you may notice that. today, cooler than yesterday, things are going to be warming up. tomorrow when people get out to vote, it's going to be the warmest day of the next five. wednesday we can track some rain and on the other side of the front once again temperatures dropping by the end of the work week, sending us into a chilly right now, look at the numbers, below freezing, manassas, mount airy, a little bit higher as are those points along east i-95. the grade of b for the bus stop forecast. today will be a seasonal day when you consider the average high temperatures around 62. going up to two today, back down to 50 degrees, temperatures will fall quickly once the sunsets. which is of course a 62 in leesburg. 58 in joint base andrews. we will have m

. >> we know what under fire for her case of elian gonzalez of the six-year-old was rex at sea and her mother drowned on the journey from cuba. gonzales was living with relatives in miami when we know ordered federal agents to raid the property. the boy was sent back to cuba and the cuban community was outraged. >> she was nonsense style that made her a popular target for saturday night live. she was 6'2" tall. she eventually made a cameo on the tv show with will ferrell. we know had been at the justice department for just two years when she noticed her handshaking and was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. with medication to control the trembling, she continued her work. she became an inspiration with she returned to florida in 2001 and launched a campaign for governor in her signature red pickup truck. >> i love the state and care so much about a. >> she lost the nomination to -- in 2002 and decided to retreat to a quieter life as a private prison living in the everglades. it is there she spent her final days surrounded by family and friends. >> we know attended public school in miami-dade county where she was validate coral gables