julian assange has been holed up in the embassy for four years. we will start straight out of the united states. the first two staff appointments for donald trump. the president-elect named reince priebus to be his chief of by chieflanced out strategist stephen bannon pretty was trump's campaign chairman and used to run breitbart news. more now on what could be the start of a white house battle between the populist outsiders that got him elected and the republican establishment. is taking shape as two key positions are filled. -- team trump is taking shape as two key positions are filled. reince priebus has been named chief of staff. chieftrump campaign stephen bannon has been appointed top strategist and senior counselor. >> now i will have them both with me and the white house as we work to make america great again. >> the seemingly contradictory appointments are vintage trump, who has long encourage rivalries both in business and during his campaign. by taking a washington insider to serve in the influential white house chief of staff position,

a swedish prosecutor travel to the ecuadorian embassy for an interview.expected to take several days. he took refuge at the embassy four years ago and has been there ever since, fearing extradition to the u.s. >> the swedish prosecutor left the ecuadorian embassy in london without making comments. the surprise in a case that has been shrouded in secrecy from the outset. they spent the day interviewing wikileaks founder julian massage via an ecuadorian intermediate. that is a step forward in an investigation that has installed for so long. >> after six years, he has been in the embassy for 4.5 years. this is potentially a big evolving. is not the end of the story but it is potentially the end of the allegation against them in sweden or possibly even the beginning of a new chapter if the swedes decide to charge him in something. reporter: he thought refuge here when u.k. courts upheld a swedish restaurant. he has -- arrest warrant. he has always denied the allegations. legal wrangling between ecuador, sweden and the u.k. have delayed the swedes from steppin

so he sends these to the libyan embassy. he addresses the letter to saddam hussein, sorry, to gadhafi, he actually has a separate letter that goes out to saddam hussein and one of these actually -- actually all of these letters get intercepted by the fbi and -- >> a source they had. >> by a source they had in the libyan embassy. i never actually figured out, i never got much clarity on that and, you know, justifiably so because the fbi needs to protect its sources and methods and that's how the spy hunt began and it took several months for the fbi to figure out who had sent those letters. >> so let's get into this in a second. talk a little bit about the craft of -- sorry. talk a little bit about the craft of your own investigation and reporting and writing. how much did you sort of struggle with wanting to uncover all of the sources and methods to be able to see exactly how they did it and also respecting the fact that the fbi had sources and methods, your own personal journalistic ambitions, how did they contradict the pro

they looked at the embassy as an occupying force.agent for controlling iranian politics. >> khomeini issues a new warning, he said if the americans try military force to rescue the hostages, the students will kill them all and blow up the embassy. >> because of the distance from tehran to the arabian sea, a entebbe type raid to rescue the hostages is considered unlikely. >> how much longer can you go on doing this? >> we are ready to go on until martyrdom. martyrs are alive in islam. martyrs do not die. martyrs are not destroyed. >> so the bullets do not really kill? >> the bullets do not kill the rights of the people. >> terrorism was suddenly moving from what had once been almost entirely a secular, politically ideological movement to something that is now motivated or fueled by religious fervor. >> in mecca, men described as religious deviants are holding hostages in the sacred grand mosque. >> 15,000 pilgrims were praying at dawn when the 30 giant doors were sealed off by hundreds of members of a muslim sect. they seek to purify

>>reporter: here at the embassy's cuba in northwest washington, d.c. we have seen people coming and going. take a look. you you can see the flagslags lowered to half staff and several employees and official from the embraced soviet p bass i have showed up embra throughoe day. however, they quietly made thei way inside the embassy not saying anything to the media the outside of the gates. meanwhile we've also seen members of the public, people of cuban desent, but also various nats c some expressed joy and happynd necessary over the news of fidel castro's death. but others they came here to mourn, bringing flowers and cigars. one woman was even in tears. i don't want to say i'm relieved he's gone, but i'm happy that maybe relations will open up and i can take my children back to visit, you know, where my parents and my grandparents camg from and it was important for me to come here today for my grandfather he died always and everything he took away from the people their human rights and liberty, their business, everything. he destroyed havana.vana not o

and i think he was a brilliant man. >> reporter: maria was one of many who came to the embassy to pay their respects. brought notes. while they mourn, countless others across the globe celebrated. this was the crowd in miami as cubans filled the street in celebration. >> they lost their property, their money. >> reporter: outside the embassy, he was there with his kids. they were relieved to see fidel gone. their family suffered at the hands of the castro regime. >> pretty happy. my dad said for my grandmother, for my family who all came over here >> reporter: a supporter says "his impact was far-reaching". >> he's a giant of the 20th century. he made cuba a nation to be reckoned with worldwide. >> reporter: in the aftermath of castro's death, both president obama and president elect donald trump released statements. president obama offered his condolences t castro family. president elect trump called him a brutal dictator. >>> on twitter he wrote "history will never absolve him but let's not continue to >>> dc police searching for answers after someone shot a 16-year-old girl to deat

so, he sends these to the libyan embassy, and he addresses the letter to gadhafi. he has a separate letter that goes to saddam hussein. all of these letters get intercepted by the fbi by a source they had in the embassy. i never got much clarity on that and the fbi needs to protect its sources and methods and that's how the hunt began and it took several months for the fbi to figure out who sent those letters. how much did you struggle with wanting to uncover the sources and methods to see how they did it and also respecting the fact that the fbi had the sources and methods like your own personal journalistic ambitions hell did they contradict the ambitions of the fbi in their own sort of protection sources and methods? >> i knew that this was an important part of the story but i knew that there was the beginning of the story and so i was happy enough to let that fly because after all i need is always a chance to talk to me for the next two years telling me how they crack the case and if i had gotten hung up on how they got the tip and adjust insisted on finding th

questioning took place at the embassy of ecuador and london.he whistleblower refuses to travel to sweden for fear of being extradited to the u.s., where he is wanted for publishing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents. reporter: four years after julian assange took refuge in the embassy, swedish authorities have caught up with him. over rape allegations that stretched back to 2010. embassy, they say he his -- he is hounded as being the whistleblower. claimed and been given political asylum. he is willing to answer the question. prosecutors will also take dna samples. two have been convicted of sexual rape and assault. the sexual assault charges were dropped last year after the statute of limitations expired. sweetened issued the european arrest warrant in 2012 but assange has refused to go there. he fears being asked or that into the u.s., where he expects retaliation for those -- he believes the goal to stop wikileaks from releasing new secret documents area to escape extradition assange has been held up in the ecuadorian ade

should united states embassy have seat belts. we did some digging. one expert suggested since buses are built like tanks the extra protection just one bus would cost anywhere from 7,000 to $11,000. >>> the shakeup in washington continuing today when president-elect donald trump announced three cabinet appointments today and we learned ben carson agreed to the job of hud secretary even after earlier saying he didn't feel he's qualified for a cabinet position. carson says tonight he now feels he can make a contribution toward, "making our >>> today mr. trump also announced nikki haley as the u.s. ambassador. and betsy devoss to head the department of education. >>> elyria's midway mall could use some love. the mall used to be packed. >>but in recent years not so much. several anchors stores have shut down amid competition from newer malls. live tonight. you looked at a study that found a mall has potential to attract a new developer. >> reporter: that's right frank and lee. the 65 page study concludedded that midway mall has a lot of potential but if s

'you will return with us to the embassy.' and i assure you before the sun rises both of you will tell me everything. i'll tell you nothing. we all know the price of failure, gentlemen. [choking] the scent of bitter almonds. cyanide. [intense music] (kurasov) 'are you planning to use the same route of escape?' in that case...i'll give you exactly one hour to dispose off your companion. 'if mr. linkwood returns to this apartment and still finds' this body here, we'll see to it the police have definite proof that you killed him. goodbye. get the money, you fool. [door shuts] illya. illya. - illya, you didn't really-- - no, i didn't really. when mr. waverly finds out what happened, i'll wish i had. well? [sighs] there goes the ball game. gosh, sorry. [huffs] i thought we had him. he almost swallowed the hook. almost. a word that sticks edgewise in the throat to strangle one. still...it was a lovely scheme. yes. it's too lovely to blow at this stage. there must be some way to re-coup. - do you have any ideas, illya? - how can i ha

the man who was taken from the embassy died in the hospital. his identity was obliterated by us army intelligence. and what do our agents report about strigas yl893? yl893, is a michael donfield. he was one of america's most promising chemical engineers. last year he resigned from a large firm to open a small exterminating company on staten island. for some other activity. strigas. you're very clever, excellency. no, you're stupid. none of our agents have ever encountered the name strigas either published or in secret file. so, don't come with anymore of your insipid conclusions. yes, sir. i might however, suggest that you send one of our agents to pay a visit to continental exterminator company. - to see what he can see. - i do it myself, excellency. the one on the right is mr. donfield. on the left his wife. entertain mr. donfield, my dear. very well, darling. - who is the other one? - napoleon solo. agent with the u.n.c.l.e. u.n.c.l.e, ah? obviously, assigned to protect to mr. donfield. a little too obvious, i think. security organization be

hold some sort of ceremony here at the embassy iny the next day or two. reporting in north d.c., alexandra limon, fox5 local news.news we'll be joined by gary north incorporately a professor at george washington universityhi with much moreng on the debt of fidel cas tremendous at the death of 90. > it was a pretty nice day outt there, but pretty wi gwen joins us. it's a good weekend for everyone to go out and get theirei christmas trees.chri are they going to have good weather to do it. more sun and less wind. it is be absolutely perfect.ct. let's take a look at the numbers that we reached for todayda because you know what folks, wes were exactly where we should be, give a degree or two, but what's a degree between friends, right into the low 50s right across the board at all three airports. right now we're at 47-degrees in the nation's capital, 45 at baltimore.balt gaithersburg at 43 this h hour. 44 at fredericksburg to the south a little cooler at cull perp at 39 and 42 at dulles. so here's the winds right now, currently sustained anywhereywhe from abou

assange sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in june 2012--and was later granted asylum. developing now.. fairfax county police are trying to find out who vandalized a woman's s-u-v.. with swastikas. someone used a key places. the owner of the s-u-v is a 74-year-old indian woman. her family believes the vandalism happened friday, while her vehicle was parked outside a shoppers store in franconia. the incident follows two other vandalism incidents in our area, follows two other vandalism incidents in our area, involving swastikas. the principal of westlake middle school in bethesda sent home a letter friday, saying swastikas were drawn in the boy's swastika was chemically burned onto the footbal field at quince orchard high school in gaithersburg. a meeting is set for tonight at flower valley elementary school in rockville.. following alleged child sex abuse incidents there. 21-year-old raul ramos was arrested last week. he's charged with inappropriately touching a five-year-old girl on several occasions. the child was enrolled in the privately-run "kids after hours" progr

i was in charge of the platoon that be sent out to the embassy call up for activation. we rotated off so one was ready at all times. we had three platoons there. we did attend aggregate rotation. -- we did a 10-day rotation. we trained a lot. martin richard, land navigation, physical fitness, maneuvers at the platoon level. reporter: what were some of the lessons learned or challenges encountered? >> similar challenges was definitely the waiting. you are there is a response force so you are waiting on the call. challenge but i was lucky enough to have excellent leaders above me and below me. we were able to stay mission focused and ready at all times. reporter: how long have you been in the army? >> just over two years now. reporter: how do you believe this experience as per pair you for your future? >> i would say it has prepared me a great way. it has widened my skills as a platoon leader. it really expanded my skills as a platoon leader, as i was able to consistently operate in a environment, totally new to me. and really expanded my horizons as well as my readers be

. >> reporter: a >> and the american embassy with the flag flying high out in front. a recent edition here in havana. >> in front, we have the american embassy and the flag sghch. >> that make you happy to see the flag go up. >> many they look at, oh, my god, the american embassy. that is possible in cuba. yes, it is possible. after 50 years. >> cuba, people live a long time in cuba. the life expectancy, 70 years oyears -- 80 years old here. inhe united states, 79. why do you think? >> in my opinion, that's happened maybe because we live more quieter, more free in our spirits. the cuban is free. cue base the best country to live. no violence, no crime in the street, very, very loud person we have in this country, no crime and violence. for example, in cuba, you can see a child in the street playing in 6:00 in the afternoon to 12:00 midnight and no happen nothing. >> no worries. >> nothing. very, very safe country for living. maybe that is the one reason between the many one where cuban people are living better, are living more fine. >> what other reasons do you think?

>>reporter: here at the embassy of cuba in northwest washingtons d.c. we have seen people comingn and going. take a local. you can see the flag lowered to half staff andaf several employees and officials from the embassy have showed up throughout the day. however they quietly made theirq way insideui the embassy notsy saying anything to the mediamedi outside of the gates. meanwhile we've al members of the public, people of cuban desent, but also people of various nationality, some expressed joy around happiness. others mourn bringing stars andn flowers. one woman was in bri tears. i don't want to say i'm relievee he's gone, but i'm happy thathap maybe relations will open up and i can take my children back to visit where my parents and my grandparents came from.ts c grandfather. he died always wanting to return home and he was unable to. to. everything he took away from the people, their human rights, their liberty, their business. he destroyed havana, not only havana, but the whole country. the association and all the by fire squad and not to forget the

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> yes. >> when? >> fairly quickly. the fact is i would like to see it moved, and i would like to see it in jerusalem. >> as you know, throughout israel's history no american president, democrat or a republican, has moved the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. do you think donald trump will live up to that promise he made. >> yeah. i think he should keep the promise. that's the eternal and undivided capital of israel. everyone knows and acknowledges that. that will be part of any final negotiated peace agreement between the palestinians and the israelis. jerusalem is the capital. the president-elect should move it to jerusalem. >> the angry reaction that would result if the u.s. were to do it? all countries keep their embassies in tel aviv. >> that's in part because of the failure of u.s. leadership on this question over the years. but -- in the past eight years a lot of the arab states have become much closer allies in israel because of the threat that's posed to them by iran a

video from moscow showed russians bringing flowers to the cuban embassy there. some people were crying. chinese president xi jinping said in a statement the chinese heme have lost a close comrade. the two communist leaders were pictured together numerous times. halfway around the world, mexico's president tweeted that fidel castro was country who promoted respect and dialogue. reaction outside the cuban embassy in madrid better reflected how polarizing a figure castro was. on one side, supporters chanted,"long live fidel." on the other side, opponents showded, "fidel is an assassin" a reference to the dictator's gruesome firing squads. pope francis also sent his had strained relations with the cuban dictator, who seized churches and closed catholic schools. pope francis, one of three popes to meet castro, said he was grieving the sad news. reena. >> ninan: jonathan vigliotti in london with a global look on castro's death. well, several other stories making headlines tonight. an american firefighting plane known as the super tanker worked the skies over israel sa

he visited cuban embassy and maybe soviet embassy as well. >> is he some kind of spy? try to find this oswold fellow. >> ruth payne? >> yes? can i help you? >> i'm looking for lee lee oswold. >> please, come in. >> thank you. >> we became friends, i went to new orleans and brought her back here to have her baby. >> and mr. oswold is still in new orleans? >> no. >> is he here? >> no. i won't allow that. >> do you know where he is? >> i should think he's at work. >> where does he work? >> at texas school book deposit preparatory. marina, this is fbi agent. >> our job is to protect you. >> did you find oswold? >> sort of. i know where he's working but i don't know where he's living. he'll show up sooner or later. >> i missed you, kid. >> i missed you, too. >> maybe you'll come on the road with me? to texas? help me campaign? >> of course i will, jack. i'll campaign with you anywhere you want. >> we'll be back on the 25th in time for john junior's birthday. >> excuse me. mr.? is that a 6.5 italian? >> yes. >> is that a four power stroke? >> yes. it is. >> how did you get t

ambassador dan shapiro was asked about moving the embassy. it was a question he didn't want to touch. >> i serve on the policy of my government. every u.s. administration that has looked at the question has determined that the embassy is where it should be and i can't speculate beyond that. >> reporter: after president-elect donald trump takes office, shapiro may be out as ambassador. an uncertain future in more ways than one. oren lieberman, cnn, jerusalem. >> the gentleman in that report said it's just rhetoric, but interesting to know that that land is leased for $1, you know, whether the president-elect fills that campaign promise, we'll have to see in the coming months. >> rhetoric versus policy. >> yeah, indeed. >> we'll all find out pretty soon. >>> donald trump and his wife melania are preparing for a new life. on thursday they visited the white house. >> melania chatted with first lady michelle obama and cnn randi kaye has more on her path to the u.s. first lady. >> it will be my honor and privilege to serve this country. i will be a

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the cuban embassy in d.c. saying on 10:29 on friday, the 25th of november, they say that fidel castro died. >> we also are learning more details about the funeral for fidel castro. we know that right now today as of 6:00 this morning nine days of national mourning began. castro's funeral is scheduled at the life of a man who built a communist state 90 miles from the u.s. >> reporter: for more than four decades fidel castro was anti-american jump per son fieed. he delighted being a constant thorn in the side of u.s. presidents. fidel castro's revolution was born in the remote mountains of his forces swept into havana and ousted the u.s. backed dictator. >> havana and her people went wild. they surrounded him. fidel, our liberator, our savior. >> reporter: the revolutionary soon proclaimed his beliefs and forged a close aliance with the soviet union that would endure for the remainder of the cold the 1961 invasion at the bay of pigs. castro led the resistance and the american invasion failed miserably. less than

it was found in a trash mine a few yards from the embassy. the woman who found it says it was a cellphone attached to a bottle like cylinder-- wrapped in black with wires connecting the buffs are coming off a big win with bin what another win this weekend could mean for the team still to come. both sides in the case of a former university of cincinnati police officer who shot and killed a black man will be in court today. officer ray tensing killed sam dubose during a traffic stop in july 2015. he was tried on murder and voluntary manslaughter charges-- but the judge declared a mistrial saturday after the jury couldn't come to a decision. the prosecutor says he plans to retry tensing in a different county. tensing's attorneys want him acquitted and don't want a change of venue. the army corps of engineers says it will not force out protestors camping out against the dakota access pipeline. but protestors could still face charges if they stay past next month's deadline. in a statement yesterday-- quote: "peaceful and orderly transition to a sa

russians have flooded the cuban embassy there to sign a conodlence book for the people of cuba. people were seen waving cuban flags in the streets of moscow in his honor. the prime minister of canada, justin trudeu, is coming under fire after he made comments, praising fidel castro, but the prime minister says, he was only extending his condolences, and is not excusing the horrible things he has done. the fact is fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people. he certainly was a polarizing figure and there certainly were concerns around human rights. that's something that i'm open about and that i've

that promised to move the embassy. if the united states changes policy and moves the u.s. from tell achieve and recognizes jerusalem as the capital of the jewish people, something trump promised in his election campaign, yeah. the palestinians will not take it lightly. this will be a major international incident. we could see once again a situation if that were to happen. >> thanks for being with us. coming up, midwest miss. michigan congresswoman debbie dingle saying hillary clinton was in trouble with the voters that she represents and the democratic party ignored her warnings. she joins me next on "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers. i know. can you believe we're getting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst. ah, false alarm. hey! you guys are gonna scare away the deer! idiots... providing global access for small business. fedex. >>> it's time definitely for a change. >> a lot

one guy from the embassy.laughter] so those kids were the same people who went into tahrir square just a few years later, because they wanted to bring america to their country. they had seen the example of nonviolent social change. few people believed that america could elect either a black man or a woman. now, that example, i think, is our most precious thing that we have in the world. and i fear that the example that we're setting now having an opposite effect. torture is not, should never be a part of our agenda. it should never be seen as something that people associate with america. [applause] i think i'll stop at that point. thank you. [laughter] >> yes, please. >> thank you. so specifically with syria, currently what's happening in yemen, do you think that some abatement of terrorism will happen with a political solution that is more along the tribal redrawing of the political map in the middle east? >> the question is about whether the wars in syria and yemen may redraw the political map. it's certainl

at the soviet embassy, he met with three consular officials. in fact, all three were kgb officers working under diplomatic cover. in this, their first interview, they recall that oswald's hands were shaking and his behavior was erratic. >> (translated): we all thought the man had an unstable nervous system. he was extremely agitated. >> (translated): during our talk, oswald kept feeling in his pockets, taking out all sorts of papers. then he took out a gun and put it in front of him. i sat opposite him. i took the gun away and put it on pavel's desk. pavel antonovich asked him, "why did you come here with a gun? what do you need a gun for?" he said, "i am afraid of the fbi. i'm being persecuted. i need a gun to protect myself, for my personal safety." that's what he said. >> narrator: oswald was told it would take several months to get a soviet visa, but without one, he would be unable to go to cuba. oswald took the news badly. >> well, then i explain and then he got, in that moment... he couldn't believe what i was saying, and he said, "but th

one guy from the embassy.laughter] so those kids were the same people who went into tahrir square just a few years later, because they wanted to bring america to their country. they had seen the example of nonviolent social change. few people believed that america could elect either a black man or a woman. now, that example, i think, is our most precious thing that we have in the world. and i fear that the example that we're setting now having an opposite effect. torture is not, should never be a part of our agenda. it should never be seen as something that people associate with america. [applause] i think i'll stop at that point. thank you. [laughter] >> yes, please. >> thank you. so specifically with syria, currently what's happening in yemen, do you think that some abatement of terrorism will happen with a political solution that is more along the tribal redrawing of the political map in the middle east? >> the question is about whether the wars in syria and yemen may redraw the political map. it's certainl

voice on phone: i contacted the cia, said he visited the cuban embassy and maybe the soviet embassy as is he, some kind of spy? voice on phone: they don't know what he is. they think he may have gone back to dallas. they're not sure. agent hosty: all right, well, i'll try to find this oswald fellow. [doorbell rings]. agent hosty: ruth paine? ruth paine: yes, can i help you? agent hosty: hi, i'm special agent james hosty, federal bureau of investigation. i'm looking for lee oswald. do you mind if i come in? ruth paine: yes, please come in. agent hosty: thank you. ruth paine: their friend george introduced us and marina and i became friends, so when she and lee had their problems, i went down to new orleans and brought her back here to have her baby. agent hosty: and mr. oswald, he's still in new orleans? ruth paine: no, he lost his job there, so he came back. agent hosty: he's living here? ruth paine: oh no, i won't allow that. and marina won't either. he keeps some of his things out in my garage and he comes weekends to see his girls but marina doesn't want him here. agent hosty: do yo

in london, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the u-s embassy wednesday. and in the philippines...dozens of students burn a picture of the president elect near the u-s embassy in manila. u-n secretary general ban ki moon is calling on americans to remember their country's roots. leaders of many european countries have pledged to work with trump, including france, germany, russia. police are searching for a gunman who shot five people after an argument in downtown seattle last night. authorities say the suspect got in some sort of argument on the street...and had turned to walk away but then turned back and opened fire. two of the victims are in critical condition. police said the shooting was unrelated to an anti-trump protest that was occurring elsewhere in downtown seattle. we're learning new information this morning on two of the kohlhepp's -- property. the two bodies were apparently a couple who had been buried for about a year. one of the victims was a 25-year-old woman who appeared to have died from a gunshot wound to the head...and the other was her

an improvised explosive device found near the u-s embassy in police today... two witnesses say the device was placed less than 500 feet from the embassy by a person riding in a taxi. that's according to philippine national police, authorities are now trying to track down the person or people responsible. texas is now the second state to confirm a locally-transmitted case of zika virus. health officials say it was found last week in a non-pregnant woman living in brownsville -- that's near the mexico border. the woman has not traveled virus is circulating. the only other u-s state where the virus has been transmitted is in florida. toss to weather weather rain continue this evening, coming to an end after midnight. many areas have received 0.50-1.00" of rain. becoming partly sunny on tuesday. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week with highs in the the forecast for the rest of the week. we could see some drizzle wednesday and thursday with highs in the 40s. 40s continue in the forecast through the end of the week. tonight: rain ending after midnight. low:

at the cardassian embassy on romulus? mm-hmm. fascinating. so i get off duty the other night and i walk into my quarters and there's keiko and major kira talking. go on. as soon as i walked in, they stopped. it was like turning off a holosuite program. they did not want you to hear what they were saying. exactly, but i think they were talking about me. come on, chief. you have no way of knowing that. oh, i may not have the proof but i know one thing-- molly was there ( laughing ) laugh all you want. i'm thinking of asking julian to come live with us. even things up a little. ( beeping ) i'm reading warp signatures headed our way. it looks like our signal's finally getting a little attention. full stop. on screen. dax: we're being hailed. they want to beam someone aboard to discuss our request. i would advise against ht be better to negotiate over the viewscreen. i don't want them to think we're hiding something. odo needs their help and i'm going to make sure he gets it. tell the jem'hadar i'll meet their representative in the transporter bay

russians have flooded the cuban embassy there to sign a conodlence book for the people of cuba. people were seen waving cuban flags in the streets of moscow in his honor. the prime minister of canada, justin trudeu, is coming under fire after he made comments, praising fidel castro, but the prime minister says, he was only extending his condolences, and is not excusing the horrible things he has done. the fact is fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people. he certainly was a polarizing figure and there certainly were concerns around human rights. that's something that i'm open about and that i've ignored the cuban leader's human rights abuses and record of political oppression. senator marco rubio called the comments "shameful." good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- a california mom is back home with her family after beind abducted over three weeks ago. new details on how she escaped. and black friday is in the books, so is small business saturday, but today is cyber will be shopping at work? we have the numbers. we're learning more about a missing m

embassy in jerusalem or making jerusalem the capitol.ill that come to pass under a trump administration? >> it may be an aspiration of the trump administration. it's highly unlikely that will happen. that's not simply a decision of the united states but it's a decision of the world community where they want to put their embassies and where they want to imply and explicitly designate as their view on where the embassy -- excuse me, where the capitol of israel is going to be. highly unlikely in the next few years. too many complications and i think everybody recognizes the violence that would ensue from that. >> so going back to the iran deal because we all know that donald trump does not like this iran deal. we know that many members of congress, republicans don't like it either. would it be easy just for the united states to remove itself from that deal? >> no. it's not as easy as, say, tearing up the trans-pacific partnership. it's not just a u.s. deal. it's a five plus one deal. i think what i'm hearing is that the new administration i

he arrived following a meeting with embassy staff in athens. this is a police responding to violence protests. as for the president in the city, it's the president's first time he's been here and now plans to head to berlin next. >>> and the mother who police say helped her husband bury their dead baby will be in court

embassy in athens. embassy in athens. a security guard z2z24z4zzzzz z z1212fz z2z24z4zzzzz z z1212fz when it comes to 8-man football -- it's pretty much don bosco and then everybody else - >>> when it comes to eight-man foot wall, it is pretty much don bosco and everybody else. they have been in the finals three times in the last 4 years. they are on the way to getting back there again. midland is sending in their way and it was not today. a bad snap and austin scoops it up in the senate -- the end zone. don bosco lead 6-nothing in the last quarter. bag he drops back and hits a wide open kill. he's in for another score and it's only the beginning. later in the quarter, why it calls his own number imposes way in. they will face harris lake park next thursday in the finals. state volleyball championship in school history. they are on the brink of turning their dreams to match point -- emily clapp -- welcomes the hawkettes to her block partyand it was more of the same in the third -- the tigers set up grac

embassy new afghanistan is temporarily closed following the deadly attack the the air fie in afghanistan. suicide bomber killed four americans and wounded 17 others. two victims killed were soldiers and two were contractors. and taliban limd responsibility for the attack and u.s. embassy said today's closure was temporary, precaution arie measure. >> straight ahead a chance for rain for the start ever the workweek. >> gwynn will be back with the back. back. you're watching fox news at 11. havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. hey. umm... sign here? sure, you got a pen? i do! thanks, sweetie. the veterans day preview is on now at havertys. life looks good. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the south are mine. >>> for months i've been complaining about humidity and now it's statistic, dry, cold, all that always something tore know complain about in the hair department. >> here's the thing i can not say anything. if you d

embassies at facilities overseas and for cybersecurity programs. i mention that because the republicans in the other body spent tens of millions of dollars, tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer money decrying the lack of security at our embassies, even after they had already voted to cut money for security for embassies and now they're going to cut $ 454 million less. they stopped their talking points about how terrible it is we're not doing enough for our security? of course they won't because they hope the american people won't look at the fact that they've cut nearly $500 million out. so when the republican leadership blames others for not doing enough to protect our embassies and diplomats, as they have a habit of doing, they need only look in the mirror and see they have not done their own work. in fact, the continuing resolution then provides $538 million more for u.s. contributions to international financial institutions, the amount senator graham and i put in our bill. that is because the 2016 omnibus provided $220 million for the strate

i received a report from the japanese embassy in washington on the 18th of august.t showed a casualty of approximately 140,000 at hiroshima. in early april of this year, i received a telephone call from an individual who identified herself as a member of japanese fuji television. i inquired as to how they obtained my name and telephone number and she replied from the archives of the world war ii memorial. assuming they wanted to talk about the war in the pacific, i agreed to an interview. and on the 8th of april, a crew of three, including a television camera, arrived at my home. i was surprised when their first question concerned secretary kerry's visit to japan and whether he should visit the memorial in hiroshima. i explained to them in some detail why i thought it was not appropriate for the president of the united states to visit hiroshima. to do so, i thought the people of japan may consider his visit as an apology for dropping the bombs on hiroshima aend nagasak. president obama was the first sitting president to do so. on august 8th, 1945, the soviet union d

embassy in the philippines. a street cleaner found the bomb in a trash bin near the embassy in manila and described as a cell phone attached to cylinder like substance. police detonated the bomb. they called an improvised explosive device and no one was injured. >>> one man was killed when two men opened fire in new orleans crowded french quarter. nine others were wounded by the gunfire early sunday morning. police are searching for the suspects. officials say none of the victims were targeted and the trouble began with an argument. >> they were not from new orleans but we will find them and we will go to the ends of the earth to make sure we bring them to justice. >> the suspects ran from the scene. two women and eight men were shot and four remain hospitalized with >>> the school bus driver charged in the deadly crash in chattanooga will be in court tomorrow. johnthony walker is charged with vehicular homicide. six elementary children were killed in last week's crash. funerals for the victims began over the we

he sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in june 2012 -- and was asylum. nearly a hundred wounded veterans and their families visited the valley this weekend... to salute the troops and honor our nation's veterans.. sundance helicopters took our local veterans 800 feet over the strip to thank them for their service. "the view is amazing" along with the view.. veterans also had a chance to see actor gary sinise perform with the "lieutenant dan" band on fremont street. gary: "it's just good for their soul to be able to get out and get away from what their doing all the time which is just facing the challenges of what they've gone through in service to our country so we want to help them on the road to recovery." event organizers say along with giving back to our american heroes -- salute to the troops is also a reminder to us sacrifices these brave men and women have made. this is the 9-th year for salute to the troops. one way you can honor our veterans all year long... is by changing your outdoor lights to green. it's called "green light a vet" and the cam

. >>> hundreds of muslims protested friday outside myanmar embassies in three capitals in southeast asia. they are angered over the alleged persecution of rohingya muslims in the buddhist-dominated country. patchari raksawong in bangkok has details on that and other stories. >> myanmar's military has been carrying out massive counter insurgency operations in the western state of rakhine since hundreds of militants attacked border posts killing nine soldiers last month. nhk world's fransiska renata reports from jakarta. >> reporter: several muslim organizations in indonesia conduct demonstrations in front of the myanmar embassy in jakarta. they demand myanmar government stop killing the rohingya people. about 600 people attended the rally which was held in the capital of the country with the world's largest muslim population. they chanted slogans such as "stop the massacres" and brandished banners reading "banish myanmar from asean." >> translator: i feel pain because i'm a muslim too. the indonesian government must take strong action to stop the myanmar government's violence. >> reporter

the police say two witnesses told them that the device was placed less than 500' from the embassy by person in a taxi. police say it has the same design as one used in a deadly explosion that killed 14 people two months ago. the police respond said that they think the bomb was planted by an armed islamist group. can you see how much gear they had to wear to detonate the device. we will keep an eye out for developments there is a big investigation underway into who exactly left device. >> no warm welcome in miami for colin kaepernick, 49ers' quarterback. >> can you hear the crowd letting how they feel about colin kaepernick. >> dolphins fanned booedly. he defended wearing a t-shirt with fidel castro and malcolm x in august. he denounced fidel castro's oppression but praised the focus on education. the comments came to days before federal cuban president's death, many cuban americans despise castro and celebrated news his death. >> investigators are searching for the man who opened fire inside a bar. it was caught on video. it happened in benicia at the bottom of the 5th bar, with corn

the interview in ecuadorian embassy.. >> hi, jenna, julian assange is being hold up in ecuadorian embassy for four years, four years of avoiding justice and refusing to answer any questions, four years of hiding in plain sight from the authorities over here in london. finally, today six years after the sexual allegations brought against him and after years of trying just to take a statement from him, sweden's chief prosecutor was allowed into the embassy in london forcing her way through journalists. assange faces two assault counts with two separate women in sweden. the reality, the aim to get him to the u.s. where he might face charges related to website wikileaks. it was on the wikileaks website that assange released half a million documents relating to afghan and iraq wars. he intended to sabotage american's foreign policy and he endangered lives by revealing the identity of u.s. informants. to avoid possible extradition he has claimed asylum saying he would face death penalty if returned to the u.s. also on top of t