adinerados: de hecho, hugo chÁvez habÍa sido militar.arlos, dame un segundo que quiero responder a lo que dijo carlos y pienso que es importante. el hecho de que muchas personas apoyÁndolo, para mÍ lo mÁs difÍcil, lo mÁs difÍcil de digerir en todo esto es el hecho de que aÚn despuÉs te ser una persona que abiertamente, de que varias personas decidan darle su voto y elegir presidente de estados unidos, para mÍ es algo que me da una profunda tristeza, sin embargo yo acepto este resultado y espero que este hombre y personas como tÚ que lo apoyan y estÁn cerca de Él lo convenzan y que busque la manera de sanar a este paÍs. porque le ha causado muchÍsimo daÑo con toda esta retÓrica cena fÓbica, anti inmigrante, anti musulmÁn, anti mujer. espero que busque mover hacÍa adelante este pais, no retroceder.

billboard showing fidel with hugo chavez of venezuela is carefully put into place with a dozens of heads of state will gather for his funeral. cuba is in it's second day of it's mandated 9 days of mourning. thousands of miles away, in russia... people are mourning the loss of the communist icon as well. castro was extremely popular among the peope of russia, especially after he met with gorbachev in the eighties. 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

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muerte que agarrÓ a y tambiÉn se habla de que fue el quien decidiÓ que iba a ser el sucesor de hugo chÁvezsencia? >> esta es la conmociÓn propia de las primeras horas, hay que recordar que fue a las 10:27 de la noche, 25 de noviembre porque ya si usted nos acaba de sintonizar, son casi las 3 de la madrugada en la costa este de los estados unidos. entonces ya hoy es 26 de noviembre y la muerte ocurriÓ en la noche del 25 de noviembre. presentadora: vamos a cuba precisamente, para ver quÉ es lo que estÁ transmitiendo la televisiÓn cubana en estos momentos. fue la televisiÓn cubana a travÉs de raÚl castro que anunciÓ la muerte de su hermano, el lÍder de la revoluciÓn. estamos viendo ahora lo que se estÁ transmitiendo a travÉs de la televisiÓn. [aplausos] >>fue invitado. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>ni siquiera fidel, pudieron escapar. donde el combustible es escaso. presentadora: son imÁgenes que estÁn transmitiendo en estos momentos la televisiÓn cubana, eso es lo que ahÍ si usted estuviera en cuba, eso es lo que usted estarÍa viendo en los canales estatales. >> precisamente quieran recordar los buenos tiem

segÚn algunos reportes, su presencia en estos medios ya superarÍa a la de hugo chÁvez en su momento. pirÁmide dentro del templo. podrÍa tratarse de una pirÁmide que data de los datos 500 a 800 despuÉs de cristo. es el segundo descubrimiento de esta naturaleza dentro del templo. en 2014 se descubriÓ que el castillo estaba levantado sobre un cenote, uno de esos pozos con aguas naturales.la pirÁmide tiene unos 10 m de altura y serÍa la mÁs antigua al corresponder a ese perÍodo. gracias por su sinto ♪ ♪ presentadora:es medianoche de mucha acciÓn deportiva con uno de los grandes de concacaf colgando de un hilo. una libertadores que se queda sin picante mexicano. sin chivas y sin mariachi. recta final en el apertura mx y sÍ, monsinelli, en todo su esplendor en "contacto deportivo" que arranca ya. ♪ muy buenas noches.

segÚn algunos reportes, su presencia en estos medios ya superarÍa a la de hugo chÁvez en su momento.cia de una pequeÑa pirÁmide dentro del templo. podrÍa tratarse de una pirÁmide que data de los datos 500 a 800 despuÉs de cristo. es el segundo descubrimiento de esta naturaleza dentro del templo. en 2014 se descubriÓ que el castillo estaba levantado sobre un cenote, uno de esos pozos con aguas naturales.la pirÁmide tiene unos 10 m de altura y serÍa la mÁs antigua al corresponder a ese perÍodo. gracias por su sintonÍa. ♪ lindsay: es medianoche de mucha acciÓn deportiva, con uno de los grandes de concacaf con ganas de un hilo. adriana: una concacaf que se queda sin chivas y sin mariachis. lindsay: recta final en el apertura mx. monsinelli en todo su esplendor. ♪ ri

started writing newspaper columns, receiving visitors, including hugo chavez of venezuela. suddenly, summer of 2010, he began displaying his indomitable drive again in public, giving tv interviews, laying flowers at the tomb of the fallen, exhorting the communist youth, addressing the cuban parliament. now the world will see how a new era of cuban-american diplomacy changes his island home. with fidel castro gone and the americans gradually returning, it may no longer be fidel castro's cuba. >> thanks to jim avila for that report. when we come back, rare insight into the man and myth who was fidel castro. our own barbara walters gained unprecedented access to the cuban dictator, getting closer perhaps than any other american perhaps than any other american journalist. the y store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost cl

venezuela the president holding attributes decastro this weekend, for residents hugo chavez was a close ally to cuba. it is also seen in spain and italy. member ely and gonzales who is shipwrecked on the florida shores 17 years to the day before castro died. american tourists have a slightly different take. >>> is an important time for the cuban people. for everyone. we hope it will also be a new beginning. >> caches remains are committed. his ashes will be taken around cuba which we held accident. >> one person dead and other hurt that there were shots coming of the clothing store saturday. it happened outside the city blue clothing store on east 116 and cleveland. as they walked out, car pulled up, started shooting. they tried to run the bullets caught them both killing one, hitting the survivor in the back and the like. no description of the shooter or suspect car released just yet. please give under fire overnight. here the collinwood neighborhood outside slovenian hall on holmes avenue. the police pulled up the came under fire, officers chased two suspects. because one, the other i

but he was started writing newspaper columns, receiving visitors, including hugo chavez of venezuela. suddenly, summer of 2010, he began displaying his indomitable drive again in public, giving tv interviews, laying flowers at the tomb of the fallen, exhorting the communist youth, addressing the cuban parliament. now the world will see how a new era of cuban-american diplomacy americans gradually returning, it may no longer be fidel castro's cuba. >> jim avila joins us on the phone. jim has been to cuba many, many times. this comes just after those historic relations between cuba and the united states. how do you think this might now effect change in cuba? >> i think that it will continue on the same course. at this point i think the changes in the united states, actually, might have than the change with fidel castro. because while fidel castro was considered, even to this day, the george washington of his country among those who remain in cuba, he was also a very divisive figure. and he has recently sort of faded into the woodwork, raul castro has taken over, and he really is, raul c

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>> sreenivasan: ...in leftist leaders like venezuela's hugo chavez and bolivia's evo morales, who said they were inspired by the cuban revolution and joined castro in delighted defiance of uncle sam. fidel's slow fade began on july 31, 2006, when he ceded power to his younger brother, raul. the news that castro had undergone successful surgery for gastrointestinal bleeding aired over state television. in the states, among the exile and cuban american population, there was anxiety along with jubilation at the idea that this could be the end. but soon, castro allowed himself to appear in photos from his hospital bed and even entertained friends while convalescing. when he was up and moving in october of 2006, the video captured a frail and aging man in a much weakened state trying to look healthy. in december 2006, cubans celebrated the 50th anniversary of the revolution and a belated birthday without the guest of honor who was still too ill to attend. he didn't reappear in the public eye until 2010, and, almost a year later, he officially resigned as the communist party's leader. in 201

despuÉs de gastarle una broma, el presidente venezolano hugo chÁvez, pusieron en ridÍculo ante su audienciaparadero y hemos establecido comunicaciÓn telefónica con ella. fernanda, me escuchas? fernadna: sÍ, buenos días. marÍa elena: nos encantaría saber cÓmo te enteraste tÚ, si has visto algÚn tipo de reacciÓn del pueblo cubano a la muerte de fidel castro. fernanda: mira, yo estaba en mi habitaciÓn durmiendo porque son casi las tres de la maÑana y tenÍamos la televisiÓn prendida mi compaÑero y yo. y escuchÉ la televisiÓn el anuncio de raÚl dando a conocer la noticia. esto llegÓ a cuba mÁs tarde que en estados unidos. esto acaba de llegar a cuba. entonces, salgo de mi cuarto para ver fernanda: de verdad, estoy en shock. sigue celebrando, siguen celebrando, estÁn tomando, estÁn bailando como si nada hubiera pasado. canadÁ, rusia, mÉxico, china, espaÑa. pero el cubano estÁ trabajando dentro tuve la oportunidad de platicar con alguien y me dijo "estaba enfermo desde hace mucho" y le pregunte "quÉ piezas que estÁ pasando en cuba, la habana?" y me dijo "el que se atreva a celebrar, estÁ loco". mu

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 together will continue under the power of his brother. breaking overnight...here at home. a terrifying rollover accident leaves two people fighting f n-h-p says it happened around 11 last night near the 215 and jones. officers say, the crash involved a red ford pickup truck and kia. the driver of the kia had to be extricated because it was so badly crushed. right now-- both drivers are in critical condition. we will keep you updated on-air as well as online as we get more information. and i'm 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis ((ad-lib)) the black lives matter movement took to the streets last night to send a message about shopping. a small group of activists chanted and marched outside the black lives matter movement took to the streets last night to send a with slight snow chances in the higher elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday. we are s

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 country." all night people in florida... paraded through the streets waving the cuban flag, celebrating the death of the paraded through the streets wa celebrating the death of the longtime commuist ruler of cuba, fidel castro. castro...as we know... served as the island nation's ruler for almost 50 years, longer than any other ruler in north america. now full power transitions to his younger brother, raul castro. raul has been the head of state of cuba since 20-08 but, fidel had supreme power. president-elect -- donald trump isn't taking much vacation time staffers to his white-house team. fox-news contributor an

he was a hero to hugo chavez. he sense given as to fight there. he said it was wars of liberation. he had a huge global footprint for somebody. we can't forget that bay of pigs was a big failure. then inviting the russians to put nuclear weapons in there. about the closest confrontation with have ever had in the history of nuclear weapons to a possible dramatic confrontation. that took place between russia and the united states in 1962. jeffrey: one what thing, i am wondering if people in cuba and havana know what is happening in miami. there have been demonstrations celebrations of his death. i'm wondering if that is penetrating the consciousness of people in havana? harlie: my guess is that it is. my guess is that they do know. there is a sense of how miami sinceen connected to cuba the revolution took place. all the people who went to miami and all of those who come back to cuba now that they have access to come back. a lot of them send money back. i am sure that they are aware of what is happening there. havew that some of them probably seen the front page of the mind. -- mine.

and in later years, was very influential with hugo chavez of venezuela to help keep cuba afloat.ion started spending petro dollars to keep the castro government propped up. but he's been an enemy of the united states, fidel castro. on the other hand, people have been mesmerized by his ability to survive. and the fact that he can run a dictatorship of kind, just so close to american shores ever florida. >> you point out, douglas, you know, he referred to the u.s. as kind of the boogieman of cuba. but it also works the other way around there are many who considered cube back to the archenemy just off the shore there. >> well, the big problem became the bay of pigs with john f. kennedy. you know, cuban exiles and the batista regime were living in florida. they trained to become their own military force. our cia backed that effort. and they invaded's these exiled cubans invadesed john f. kennedy's presidency. and i teach on john f. kennedy, we talk about the failure of bay of pigs as a diaster of the united states. but if you go like obama did, there's a museum that celebrates the ba

he followed the late hugo chavez. he had a left-wing ideology and fiery rhetoric.rge w. bush -- >> it smells of sulfur still today. >> while in power, chavez limited thousands of companies he said were not functioning in interest, and he focused the entire on one thing -- producing oil. that means everything besides oil had to be imported. while oil prices were high, it worked. then in 2013, the first domino fell. chavez died. took over for chavez, and in 2014, the second domino fell. the price of oil started to crumble. it accounts for 95% of the country's commodity earnings. the company found itself short -- the country found itself short on cash. money,ted printing causing inflation, which has surged into the triple digits without an end in sight. the economic freefall having country'sd -- the murder rate is surpassed only by honduras. it has gotten so bad that food storage is have -- shortages has prompted major riots. demonstrations have been held across the country, calling for maduro's ousture. -- his the argument opponent say he should resign immediately. h

certain, is for neither candidate is a marxist or a hugo chavez socialist.y are all going to basically believe in free markets. not going into a very severe direction but in the short run, definitely. we saw what happened yesterday when clinton went up after the fbi restatement. a trump victory in the short run would be severe. grabsnate is the up for and we may not know in 24 hours by this time tomorrow, but that is the one that has the markets more on edge now. is a buying opportunity, we hear that a lot, walk me through why it would be a buying fromtunity, fundamentally a cross as that perspective, would the stock coffin dollars be supportive of that story, the idea it would you u.s. equities -- it would fuel u.s. equities? -- ifre is a question donald trump is elected, does he have congress behind him? i would say no. unilaterally -- she does have some power with executive orders on trade but unilaterally he cannot dismantle nafta or many of these trade agreements. he has to go to congress which will be very moderating and skeptical. , if heway, it appea

cuban tv broadcast the celebrations of 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 together will continue under the power of his brother. breaking overnight...here at home. a terrifying rollover accident leaves two people fighting for their lives. n-h-p says it happened around 11 last night near the 215 and involved a red ford pickup truck and kia. the driver of the kia had to be extricated because it was so badly crushed. right now-- both drivers are in critical condition. we will keep you updated on-air as well as online as we get more information. good morning las vegas! i'm ... lets go ahead and turn things over to first alert meteorologist dan bronis with a look at your first alert clouds will start to move in later in the day with slight elevations. winds will pick up some in the afternoon and remain breezy through sunday. we are still on schedule for a cold front to interact with southern nevada by saturday night into sunday. rain chances are holding around 30% for las

ussr collapsed, he managed to reinvent himself as the godfather of leftist leaders from hugo chavez to morales in bolivia and ecuador. during my seven years covering in cuba, there was a constant stream of presidents and leaders from across latin america, across the plit cat spectrum, really, paying respects to a man they admired even after he was no longer the president. because because he stood up to the united states for decades. this is important in a region that bristled at being considered america's backyard. that's why we're seeing all these messages today from viva cuba and in bolivia to here in brazil, the center right president calling fidel castro a man of conviction. of course, in venezuela, nicolas maduro declaring now it's our turn, we'll keep the revolution alive. that's a bigger challenge as latin america shifts further to the right and away from fidel castro's legacy. shasta darlington, cnn, rio de janeiro. >>> now, to the political reactions here in the united states. the president of the united states, barack obama, struck a neutral tone. here is part of his statemen

i mean, remember, he loved hugo chavez who was so wonderful to his people. >> look, hollywood's beenng counterrevolutionaries since the dawn of time. it started with robin hood, and it's progressed to the likes of fidel castro. it's always about the mythology of the individual and their cause, and not the facts. castro was a brutal tick today to have who had -- dictator who had death squads and obscene poverty. they're separating the mythologying from what's going on on the ground, and a lot of left-wing politicians should come down to florida and listen to what they say. adam: could they take the same path with millennials as che guevara, unaware of the thousands of people that that man killed. could this happen with fidel? >> no, i don't think so, because i think there are so many cuban immigrants who have come to florida in pursuit of a place where they can actually have freedom of speech and live freely and disagree with their government and not be, you know, put in jail as a result of that. i think chegy vera has a per sewn in that -- persona to some because he never led a count

started writing newspaper columns, receiving visitors, including hugo chavez of ddenly began displaying his indomitable drive again in public, giving tv interviews, laying flowers at the tomb of the fallen, exhorting the communist youth, addressing the cuban parliament. now the world will see how a new era of cuban-american diplomacy changes his island home. americans gradually returning, it may no longer be fidel castro's cuba. >> jim avila joins us on the phone. jim has been to cuba many, many times. this comes just after those historic relations between cuba and the united states. how do you think this might now effect change in cuba? >> i think that it will continue on the same course. at this point i think the changes in the united states, actually, might have more effect on what's going on than the change with fidel castro. because while fidel castro was considered, even to this day, the george washington of his country among those who remain in cuba, he was also a very divisive figure. and he has recently sort of faded into the woodwork, raul castro has taken over, and he really

nicolas maduro visited the former leader of his country, hugo chavez.aduro declaring days of mourning in solidarity with cuba. a different reaction in the united states. take a look at the scene in miami, florida. many in the exiled communities, the cuban exiled community came together to celebrate in little havana. some even dancing in the streets marking the ket of fidel castro as a victory for change. in cuba itself, the mood is somber in havana. many grieving the death of castro. patrick ottoman has more on what's next in the cuban capital? >> cuba entered a nine-day period of mourning. the news came suddenly on friday night when raul castro took to the airwaves to announce that his older brother fidel castro had died even though he had been in ill health for over a decade and rumors of his death, it was still a shock for many cubans that i spoke to. they seemed stunned. they were uncertain about the future and already we've seen a massive beefing up of security on the island. military taking to the streets. reporting a spike in arrests. what happen

i saw some years ago who took hugo chavez to: beta. he derailed the institutions completely.he had a style of governing we cannot be naÏve that those risks are there. could it happen in the large-scale or the local scale, we don't know yet that w but weo have the right ideological, political and institutional mechanisms to prevent that kind of populism can happen in colombia. some people are more afraid than others. but if i don't use the term we cannot be naÏve but those could have been in colombia. >> with that, thanks again to charles for your support. it's meaningful, and it may also invite you back to the council of the americas. we enjoyed the opportunity to host hugh. this has been a tremendous -- [applause] learn more about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span first lady is now available in paperback giving their readers a look at the lives and impact of every first lady in american history the companion to the well regarded biography series. each chapter offers brief biographies of the spouses and archival photos. now available at your favorite

hugo chavez of venezuela and rafael of ecuador. world leaderird prompted so much u.s.ostility for so long. castro brought the planet to the brink of nuclear war in 1962, sent tens of thousands of troops to aid leftist governments in africa and nurtured guerrilla movements that fought u.s. backed governments across latin america. here is jane on our democrats line in toronto, ohio. sorry jane. jane in ohio, go ahead. cuba, my husband was from but he was put in jail because he would not go into the military. along with his two brothers, e over in 1980 on embargo. there were upset because of the incumbent over the embargo. he said there were guys thrown off the boats into the water. that, cuba isd good, but castro was not good for anything and neither is his brother, he is worse. in fall church, virginia. independent line. guest: good morning to you. idelst want to say that f should get the prize for the number of assassinations he escaped from us. with the number of assassinations we planned on him and he beat 90. it is a miracle. i think he was a courageous man. he was

even venezuelan president hugo chavez called it lamentable news but criticized the media for giving ito much attention. >> there's always going to be intense interest in anyone that is that high profile. that's what the audience is interested in. >> now his fans will have to make do with the music he leaves behind. >> in south carolina, the sanford scandal creates its own media storm. >> governor sanford will return to the capital here today for a cabinet meeting insisting he has no plans to step down. >> governor mark sanford had to squeeze past a huge throng of state and national reporters. >> that was probably the most attended cabinet meeting in the history of south carolina government. generally those things are pretty dull. but that one was significant because this was the governor trying to establish that he was getting back to work. >> the governor began with more apologies. >> i have never seen a human being who was more focused on the idea of contrition than mark sanford. >> in as much as i have not yet had a chance to apologize to you all personally, i wanted to do so. >> he

but he was not started writing newspaper columns, receiving visitors, including hugo chavez of venezuela. suddenly, summer of 2010, he began displaying his indomitable drive again in public, giving tv interviews, laying flowers at the tomb of the fallen, exhorting the communist youth, addressing the cuban parliament. now the world will see how a new era of cuban-american diplomacy americans gradually returning, it may no longer be fidel castro's cuba. >> jim avila joins us on the phone. jim has been to cuba many, many times. this comes just after those historic relations between cuba and the united states. how do you think this might now effect change in cuba? >> i think that it will continue on the same course. at this point i think the changes in the united states, actually, might have moreff than the change with fidel castro. because while fidel castro was considered, even to this day, the george washington of his country among those who remain in cuba, he was also a very divisive figure. and he has recently sort of faded into the woodwork, raul castro has taken over, dan he really is

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seeing pictures of the late venezuelan president hugo chavez. into the nitty-gritty on the influence cuba has had and castro himself across the region but to this transition from fidel to raul castro and the change people are expecting. expect the country to change or still in the hands of the castro? >> transition took place years ago and if fidel castro had not gotten so ill -- ten years ago had intestinal illness that forced him from power. if not happened be president still probably. raul castro not that much younger. but for a leader who survived so many cia plots and intrigues, it was illness that sidelined him but still wrote editorials and influenced chavez and others. there's still a lot of hatred for castro has a symbol for so many different things for people. but tonight we've learned he has passed away and this is certainly the end of a major chapter in cuba if not world history. and raul castro will -- only has a year left in office. will step down then he said. a little over a year. now more than ever this is a time of transition f

regime for another 10, 15 years, and the reason they're still there is one big factor was that hugo chavezas in power. the reality is that change happens very, very slowly in cuba because that was precisely fidel castro's decision from the very beginning of the revolution. >> we are talking about an historic moment, the death of fidel castro. while we're talking about it and if our director is able to bring up the live images if we still have them in miami, we are seeing people celebrating in the streets. we're seeing history happen right now. many people in miami who are relieved, who are thrilled to hear this news, to see this headline that the former cuban leader is dead at 90 years old, rafael. >> i can't stop thinking about -- i have many friends who are cuban american, who were born in this country but their parents had to flee cuba because of the castro regime. i cannot stop thinking about those people, people who came to the united states in the late '60s, in the early '70s, and they thought they would be here for just a few years. they said castro cannot stay in power forever. aft

hugo chavez in venezuela, in boliva. he has nurtured them.ht against these countries. we'll see a shifting there. >> admiral, you were both in opposition to fidel castro, i'm going to leave with you the last word. talk about that and your thoughts going forward. >> certainly, we have been in direct opposition to fidel castro for decades, but it's time in my view, to crack this thing open. we ought to try to use the death of castro as an opportunity to get more engaged with cuba. >> i've got to wrap. >> that's tough for the cuban americans. >> thanks. that wraps up our live coverage now. we'll keep an eye on the celebration in miami. i'm sheinelle jones, have a good day. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? >>> life can turn terrifying in an instant. you're trapped in a raging wildfire. your day cruise turns deadly. you're caught in the cross hairs of a man with a gun. even the ordinary routines can become struggles to stay alive.

i rememberment when hugo chavez died after being treated in cuba, a close ally of cuba, it was such a blow to the government here that they ordered there be no music, even in my daughter's kindergarten class. they were toefld thld they coul sing that day. when it's real or not, it will be mandated by the state that hundreds of thousands will need to turn out and show their grief. and some will feel very real grief after all these years. i was talking with a woman who i knew is not an admirer of fidel castro. she began to cry when i told her the news. it struck me because it wasn't about the loss of one man. it was about the weight of history, the end of an era that changed cuba and cubans forever. >> patrick altman, cnn correspondent in havana. thank you very much. we'll of course continue to cross back to you throughout the night. we'll be particularly interested to know what kind of reactions patrick gets as cubans wake up. some of them will only be getting the information a few hours from now. >>> let me turn to raphael romo. the question i've been wondering as i was listening to p

just in the last 20 years, for example, can you think about somebody like hugo chavez in venezuela risingo power without the influence of fidel casse throw. morales, churchner. the moving to the left in latin america in the last 20 years was due to castro and it was fidel and his brother raoul right there to help him along the way. >> we are following the breaking news, the death of fidel castro here on cnn. we'll be right back. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, ends soon! learn more at sleepnumber.com know better sleep with sleep number. imy moderate to severeng crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but