this breeding farm was created at the behest of fidel castro in 1962.ere in total, separated by age and size. wow. check this out. obviously they can't bite now. but the colours and markings of the skin, are they distinctive? yes, one of the characteristics of the cuban crocodile. one of the things that make them different from the american. wow! one movement from me! when they get bigger, i'll be jumping! cross breeding with the thriving american crocodile is the biggest current threat to the cuban crocs' survival. we are prepared. and this is what makes the cuban crocodile so unique — they jump for their food. all of this is to protect the species of the cuban crocodile. yes. and to stop it being overrun by american crocodiles. do you think there's something symbolic here? i don't know. maybe! my time in cuba is about to end, but sunrise in the morning gives me one more special glimpse of the island's wildlife. this is the biggest swampland in the caribbean. it's also home to 33 kinds of aquatic birds, including one of the most glamorous — the pink fl

that question is especially poignant after the recent death of fidel castro and election of donald trump. if the thawing of relations does continue, the economy here may benefit but is this country in danger of losing its soul? those precious assets that make this place, well, cuba! on my first trip here for nearly 20 years, i'm on a mission to find out! it may be a small island, 90 miles off the coast of florida, but cuba has a unique story to tell. ever since fidel castro and his band of revolutionaries seized control in 1959, the country has followed its own socialist path. the usa imposed a trade embargo on cuba in the early 60s and americans here were told to return home immediately. classic cars like this were left behind when the rich american playboys left town after the revolution. now, it looks like they're on their way back! the new us president may threaten to reimpose recently lifted sanctions... but right now, driving around havana in vintage cars is a hit among those tourists who're already here. you're restoring this 1958, lovely bel air car. can i help? 0k, come on! sit

. >> fidel castro at age 32.esponsibility. >> fidel castro, leader of the cuban resistance in the 1950s who became a dictator in the 60s and who would live to haunt 11 u.s. presidents. viva la revolucion! >> reporter: some admired him. others feared and even fled him. >> it is time for this little boy who has been through so much, to beep with his father. >> reporter: then attorney general, janet reno who made the controversial decision to send one young refugee, elian gonzalez back to cuba. >> general reno, congratulations. >> our first woman, attorney general and served while grappling with parkinson's. through it all, janet reno never compromised her ideals. >> i'm the king of the world! i'm pretty. >> hold it. you are not that pretty. >> nor did mohammad ali. a three time world heavyweight boxing champion. born casius clay, he changed his name. >> casius clay no more? >> yes, sir. mohammad ali, mohammad. worthy of all praises. a lichlt. most high. >> he became a polarizing figure for religious beliefs and ref

following the death of its founding father, fidel castro, the event was moved to the new year.e. the island will not divert from the political course charted by a communist leaders for decades. just under one year ago president barack obama made history in cuba. since then he described the floor as irreversible. some analysts agree that no matter what comes next, the point of no return between the old enemies has been reached. i think we have gone past the reversibility. you may stop it, you may make it slow work, it is already slow so it is difficult to make its lower, but it is difficult to break diplomatic relations with cuba. the obama administration has reached deals with cuba to protect a shared maritime resource and to protect the immigration rules. that policy granted cu ban protect the immigration rules. that policy granted cuban people residents in the united states without a visa. the early signs are that donald trump will have a very different kind of relationship with cuba. he has appointed a well—known supporter of the us economic embargo to his treasury team and

. >>> fidel castro died at the age of 90. the dictator ruled cuba for half a century.resident-elect donald trump has called on the island country to improve human rights record threatening to reverse president obama's work to normalize relations with cuba. and the year closed out with a tragedy here at home. dozens of people died after a fire broke out at a warehouse in oakland, california, where crowds had gathered for a concert. city officials said they had already been investigating that warehouse for code violations. >>> looking ahead to 2017, president-elect trump begins first year in office. the whole country waiting to see how he follows through on his promise to make america great again and his pledge to drain the swamp of corruption in washington, d.c. we'll keep a close eye on the fight against isis and the civil war in syria. of course, we'll be here for all of it. in new york, i'm shepard smith, fox news. >>> coming up if you couldn't make it out to a ballpark then you were watching on tv and some of sports biggest names entertainednd excited the plays of t

now she is worse than fidel castro. do you understand? this is ruthless. he only cares about money.oesn't care about jobs for cubans. host: the screen you just saw -- that was a visit there in an effort to pursue normalized relations. here's part of the speech. president obama: we cannot and should not ignore the difference is that we have. about our government, and society. has a one-party system. america is a multiparty democracy. cuba has emphasized the role and rights of the state and the united states is founded upon the rights of an individual. but despite these differences, on december 17, 2014, president castro and i announced that the united states and cuba would begin a process to normalize relations between our two countries. since then we have established diplomatic relations. we have begun initiatives to cooperate on health and agriculture. reached agreements to restore direct flights and mail service. we have expanded commercial products and increase the ability of cubans and americans to travel and do business. and these changes happen welcome even though there are op

we kind of let the cuban exile invasion group dangle on their own and face capture and for fidel castrotim oi over the kennedy administration right off the bat. >> most of us blamed whatever weakness john f. kennedy showed in stopping the air assault that stopped us accomplish our objective. he betrayed us. >> it was disaster for him, humiliation for the united states. and he realized i was a damn fool in that situation. never should have allowed cia and other people to bully me into doing this. i'm going to take control of my own presidency. it was at that point that kennedy began to change as president. to his enormous credit, he took the blame for it. >> saying that victory has a hundred fathers and defeat is an orphan. the statements, detailed discussions are not to conceal responsibility because i'm the responsible officer of the government but merely because -- and that is quite obvious but merely because i don't believe such a discussion would benefit us during the present difficult situation. >> he never tried to disavow that responsibility of having screwed it up. which he did.

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and fidel castro, who spent 50 years poking his thumb in the eye of every american president, has diede's already a war under way that has the u.s. and cuba on the rocks. it's a war over rum-- specifically over two different versions of havana club rum-- and it's as bitter as the cold war ever was. it's a tuesday afternoon at el floridita in old havana, and we and lots of other visitors to cuba are filing in and filling up at the bar that calls itself the "cradle of the daiquiri." head bartender alejandro bolÍvar needs to double up on rum bottles just to keep up with demand. how many bottles do you go through a day? any idea? >> bolívar: so, it's at... it's between 60 and 80, 80 bottles per day. >> alfonsi: 's plenty of empty bottles. >> alfonsi: oh, my gosh. is this just from today? >> bolívar: yeah. today, yeah. >> alfonsi: all those bottles were filled with havana club rum, produced by a 50-50 joint venture between the cuban government and the french beverage giant, pernod ricard, which sent jÉrÔme cottin-bizonne to cuba to run the business. we met him in a place that's rarely open

and i'm sure he wouldn't have a problem playing fidel castro, r and shame on you, hollywood. >> he definitely doesn't have enough hair to play ronald reagan. >> coming up, plans to ring in the new year? the best way to do it, 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 north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> we have a little fun here. changing it up a little bit on the last day of 2016. spread it around a little bit. dpina, what are you going to do tonight? how are you going to ring in the new year? >> well, definitely have to start off by eating more bacon. i think that needs to be a resolution for everyone. >> wait, wait, wait, in southern california, that's your recommendation, eat more bacon? >> yeah. >> they'll throw you out of california. what about you, kristi? what are your big new year's eve plans? >> i have a 1-year-old so i'm going to get out with my husband and my resolution is to sleep more in 2017. >> you're supposed to do tha

and fidel castro daiminged at nine 0. they called to improve the human rights record threatening to reverse president obama work to normize cuba. >> look ago head to 206. our entire country will determine if he is making america great again and of course, "fox 5 news" on the hill will be here for all of it. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ we have an inside look at all the holiday magic that happens >> we have inside look at holiday magic that happens at the white house. decorate erin author colleen christian burke join us today thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a preview of christmas ornament and holiday collection. >> this say sneak peek it's special the collection the name say mouthful. colleen christian burke it's by fits and floyd and it's inspired by amazing history and decorating of our first ladies. so it's so much fun. lots of historical details. >> i love all of the positions they're beautiful. but what i love more are sorrys behind them. tell me ab

a dictator, fidel castro, who was declaring his loyalty to the soviet union, and yet we were readily receiving tens of thousands of refugees from cuba in the midst of that cold war. talk about a chance and taking a chance. these men and women who came to the united states were not vetted for months, years, in many cases not at all. they were allowed into our country. thank goodness we did it. it was the right thing to do. and time and again, whether it was refugees coming in from vietnam after the end of that deadly war or whether it was soviet jews persecuted by the soviet union trying to escape, coming to the united states, we opened our doors and said the united states of america will set an example for the world when it comes to refugees. that defined who we were and who we still should be. and now this new president is ready to walk away from that. if we had one instance of a syrian refugee coming into the united states after that vetting process who caused harm to our citizens or engaged in an act of terrorism, if we had one, then perhaps this president could start to make his

fidel castro had to disavow che guevara to allow them to do that. relations almost came to a breaking point in the late 1960's between cuba and the soviets until czechoslovakia and then that was sort of a defining moment for both havana and hanoi when they failed to condemned the soviet invasion like the chinese wanted them to. they said this is as far as we go, we stay with the soviets on this one. they thought they would be the next czechoslovakia. from that point on, that was kind of the nature of the soviet relations will stop we can back up towards the mid 1970's but that is still a process. an intense debate over exactly what happened in angola. did the cubans my first? did the soviets move first? i don't necessarily -- i can't give you the answer on that one. what happens in ethiopia? they worked better together after that. cubans were dependent on the soviets in the 1970's more than the 1980's. it was difficult for a long time and i think that of course at the end, castro was one of the strongest independent opponents of gorbachev. >> you me

memorandum of understanding covering energy, finance and education and culture, holding talks with fidel castrohe thaw in the relationship, the beginning of a normalisation, making many things possible that have not been possible for decades. it makes economic development possible. since that visit, britain has voted to leave the eu, as the reality of brexit beckons, uk companies are looking to latin america and the caribbean. unilever, recently embroiled in a brexit argument over british supermarket prices cemented a deal on a £28 million investment outside havana. when the uk eventually leads the eu commits more common to find british companies doing what unilever did, laying the first stone of a new factory on cuban soil. at the recent havana trade fair, the british products on display ranged from financial services to single malt whiskey. so will the future relationship with cuba remain fundamentally cultural or will bilateral trade begin to flourish? all of the above. you are right, cuba is not a huge market, an island of 11 million people, a set of islands. we are a set of islands on the

in cuba, the end of era as longtime leader fidel castro dies at the age of 90.he island nation for nearly five decades. in mexico joaquin "el chapo" guzman is captured. the zika outbreak making headlines all over the world with south america being particularly hard hit. more than 100,000 cases of the confirmed advice reported in brazil alone. there is no cure for zika which is transmitted by mosquitoes. brazil also in the spotlight as rio de janeiro hosts the olympics more than 200,000 athletes taking part in the olympics in august. voters in the united kingdom choosing to lead the european union, a decision leading to a change in government in the uk with david cameron stepping down and theresa may taking his spot as prime minister, and the catholic church naming a new saint, mother teresa is canonized by pope francis in recognition of her work with the poor in india. she is known as st. teresa of calcutta. >>> the world will be watching to see what president-elect donald trump does when he takes office in january. a story sure to make headlines across the glob

. >> fidel castro died at the age of 90, he ruled cuba for half a century. >> no threaten to reveres it and the year closed out, dozens of people died after a fire broke out in a warehouse in oakland california. >> and they said they were investigating it for code violations. looking ahead, president-elect trump begins his first year in office, see hoev he follows through on his promise to make america great again, and drain the swamp of corruption, in washington, dc. we'll keep close eye on isis and syria. we'll be here for all of it. i'm shepard smith. >> , sadly, saying goodbye to william christopher has died at the age of 84. he played the father, on mash. his agent says he dieted after 5 this morning, at his home. he was diagnosed with cancer more than a year ago. he had been in hospice care. >> president barak obama set to meet with fellow democrats. can he salvage any of his healthcare law and vandals hit the sign, and yes, you can read that, we'll be right back >> recovery efforts resuming for a small plane that vanished. the coast guard launching boat questions and dive team

by the way this is a reminder just because fidel castro is dead, his authoritarian system still lives on. dr. cardet's persecution and overall increase and oppression in cuba over the past two years is a reminder that the policy of rewarding the castro regime under the guys of engagement with cash and concessions has not worked and must be strategically reversed here in the coming months. and so i come here today in the hope that our president and our state department and especially mr. tillerson in whom i am entrusting me vote for confirmation and all members of congress for that matter who will add their voices in solidarity with dr. cardet, with all the cuban people yearning to be free, for those who look to america for leadership and often nothing more than for us to lend our voice to their cause. as we move forward here with our nation's work, we must continue to highlight these cases and raise awareness of them. we must never forget that there are people all over the world who are challenging authority because they want a better life for themselves and their families. they shoul

. >> fidel castro had taken control of cuba in 1959. the. the country had developed a working relationship with the soviets, and eisenhower favored the overthrow of their new leader but knew plans were in the earlier stages. >> jfk agreed with the goal, and in 1961, fast tracked the bay of pigs invasion headed by a group of cuban exiles trained by the cia. >> eisenhower, keep in mind, never did greenlight the day of pigs invasion. it was the plan that was being seriously talked about. it was a disaster, ending in a quick surrender and a huge pr victory for castro. >> when they invaded cuba on april 17, 1961, it was my father's birthday. >> april 22, 1961, president kennedy called for eisenhower to meet him at camp david. ike, the man who planned d-day question the new president about the operation. he felt kennedy needed to do more than simply sign off on a plan recommended by the cia and the joint chiefs of staff. even worse, kennedy had called off air support hoping to conceal american involvement. eisenhower told him people would know the

fidel castro died. he ruled cuba for half a century.resident-elect trump head threateneded toy reverse obama's work on cuba. >> and dozens of people died where crowds gathered for a concert. the city officials were investigating that ware hughes for code violations. president-elect trump begins the first year in office. the whole country waiting to it see how he follows through on his froms make america great again and drain the swamp in washington d.c. we'll watch isis and the civil war in syria. we'll be here for all of it? >> thank you very much. president obama taking time off this new year's eve. and critics including vladimar putin are not. the snub seen around the world. >> and a million people are set to ring in the new year, stay with us. my heart beats one hundred thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. rhonda rousey feeling the sting of defeat after losing her fight. s

like hundreds of other cuban companies, theirs was confiscated shortly after fidel castro's revolution1959. >> they took over the company on december 31st, 1959. >> do you remember that day? >> i remember that day vividly. my husband came home. he went to work early, and then he came home and he says they've thrown us out. it's over. >> it's over he said? >> he said, it's over. >> reporter: all of their assets gone, she and her husband were ordered to leave cuba with only the clothes on their backs. >> how much money did you have? >> absolutely nothing. nothing, nothing, nothing. >> what was it like when you got on the plane? >> everybody on the entire plane was crying. i remember, i look out the window as we were taking off, and i say to my husband, take a good look, because you're not going to see it again. >> reporter: in cuba, they and bacardi had been competitors. but when the revolution came, rick wilson says bacardi had an advantage. >> bacardi, unlike most other cuban families and companies, had assets outside of cuba. >> is that the reason they were able to survive? >> yes. be

. >> she goes to school with fidel castro on a t-shirt like that, that we like.up in school with ha guevera shirt. >> you should talk to your kids about hey, if you wear this there might be consequences, the fact that she literally -- >> fashion police, it's ridiculous. >> the broader argument that i agree with, i don't think you should have policy for everything, use common sense. >> exactly, that's what i'm saying. >> tom: we've got to go. liz distilled didn't answer about why she loves cuba so muc much. he's the laurel to my hearty, have time with andy levy next. ♪ >> tom: welcome back, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tvs andy levy over on "red eye" news deck. >> is it me or did that facebook post, that sounded a lot like me talking to you every day. >> tom: it did, it brought back memories, i don't know why. >> drown in poetry. >> i was i would actually in fairness never tell anyone to read poetry. does it rhyme with something? liz, you said the fact of the white woman doesn't want to go to the march after being told to check her pr

everything from his family's personal story to the opening of the embassy in havana to the death of fidel castrot month. tomorrow he'll be at the travel & adventure show. >>> fairfax county's annual push to feed the hungry kicks off this weekend. the stuff the bus campaign takes place at the shopper's food warehouse at mt. vernon plaza and at the giant in mc it runs tomorrow from 9:30 in the morning until 4:30 in the afternoon. each week the bus will be parked different places in the county to select donations and food for local food pantries. >>> it's become somewhat of a running joke. you become a parent, you buy a minivan. now there are new efforts to make that minivan cool again. >>> and a rogue one star gearing up for a brand new saturday night live. >>> it's e-mail threat p prevention system discovers the issue. it starts with an e-mail to customers to update their netflix information. according to the security firm, the fake web page requests credit card and personal information. now netflix tells it will never ask customers for personal information over e-mail ever. to find out how to se

. >> fidel castro is aware of all of their plans by some secret means they can't even imagine. this was an inspirational quote she posted to her wall so that every time she was down at her computer, she could see it and motivate herself as a spy. you know, people commit espionage are a place in our -- are placing our collective security at risk. our boys and girls in uniform who are fighting battles for us are going to die because somebody stabbed them in the back. that's what espionage is, death. and that's why guys like me work so hard to find these people. i have told people that hunting for spies is like trying to find a ghost in the fog. and you've got to believe, first of all, that they're there. and then you have to have enough drive to keep looking. >>> as a former fbi agent and chairman of the house intelligence committee, i had oversight of all 16 of our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives. people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their face

in cuba, the passing of fidel castro raised questions about the future after a year of improving relationstill global warming. with record temperatures and plenty of alarming examples of its impact. >> yeah, how about glacier national park? to think that in perhaps my children's lifetime, the glacier is gone, that's crazy! >> through it all, the best kitchen table news, the american economy did pretty well. >> hey! show me the money. >> i think 5% is a very great number for unemployment. it is terrible for skim milk. but i think delicious for unemployment. >> home building was up, wages, too. >> things are good, yet, people are saying, at least at the polls, they're not good enough. >> yeah, well, i'm like, are we still in a recession or is that over? >> i know we're not where we want to be, but we are taking strides in the right direction. >> and the most staggering number from 2016, 325 million, the current size of the u.s. population. that's 2.5 million more than last year. >> with births, deaths, and immigration, we're getting a new american every 13 seconds. >> wow. every 13 seconds.

memorandum of understanding covering energy, finance and education and culture, helping talks with fidel castrotates, and the beginning of the thaw in the relationship, the beginning of a normalisation, making many things possible that have not been possible for decades. it makes economic development possible. since that visit, britain has voted to leave the eu, as the reality of brexit beckons, uk companies are looking to latin america and the caribbean. unilever, recently embroiled in a brexit argument over british supermarkets traces sealed a deal on a £28 million investment outside havana. when the uk eventually leads the eu commits more common to find british companies doing what unilever did, laying the first stone of a new factory on cuban soil. at the recent havana trade fair, the british products on display range from financial services to single malt whiskey. will the future relationship with cuba remain fundamentally cultural or will bilateral trade begin to flourish? all of the above. you are right, cuba is not a huge market, an island of 11 million people, a set of islands. we are

. ♪ >> fidel castro had taken control of cuba in 1959.ng relationship with the soviets. and eisenhower favored the overthrow of their new leader but knew the plans were in the earliest stages. jfk agreed with the goal and, in 1961, fast-tracked the bay of pigs invasion, headed by a group of cuban exiles trained by the cia. >> eisenhower, keep in mind, never did green-light the bay of pigs invasion. so it was a plan that was being really seriously thought about. >> it was a disaster, ending in a quick surrender and a huge pr victory for castro. >> well, americans invaded cuba on april 17, 1961. it was my father's birthday. and it was his birthday present. ♪ >> april 22, 1961, president kennedy called for eisenhower to meet him at camp david. ike, the man who planned d-day, questioned the new president about the operation. he felt kennedy needed to do more than simply sign off on a plan recommended by the cia and the joint chiefs of staff. even worse, kennedy had called off air support, hoping to conceal american involvement. eisenhower tol

. >> in havana cuba, loyalties cents honor former leader fidel castro almost six weeks after his death. this parade marks the 58th anniversary of the revolution that put castro in power. the dictator would lead the country for nearly 50 years. castro died in november at the age of 90. >>> a blind football fan gets to see his favorite team play for the first time. the technology that led him experience the game. >> and, the part he never got to play. the role robin williams never got to play and why he was told no way. >> are you looking for, how to save serious cash tomorrow. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >> in your money tonight looking to save you some cash. holiday shopping season may be over. that doesn't mean retailers want you to stop spending any time

listening to the prime minister of canada, who sent off this very sorrowful message on the death of fidel castro tyrant. i find that a little amusing, what we're seeing particularly in terms of mexico is the art of the deal, is negotiation. he is going to build that wall and is determined to have mexico pay for it. now you're going to start to see the back and forth as we go through this. there's no question in my mind he's going to proceed with this. mexico is going to resist and we'll see what happens. this is definitely negotiation and there will be leverage and all of that kind of thing. >> to that point, just point of fact, mexico says we're not paying for it. but we will see what happens. the art of the deal indeed. here's what mexico's economic minister said today, directly in response, jeffrey, to the threat of the 35% tariffs and a major border tax as trump calls it. he said it's very clear we'll have to be prepared to immediately be able to neutralize the impact of a measure of that nature. he said look, if trump does this, there's going to be a global recession. you got to get along w