i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning." cuban dictator fidel castro died friday night as the age of 90. but the task of assessing his legacy has barely begun. we'll be taking stock throughout the morning beginning with a look back at castro the man from martha teichner in our "sunday he loved nothing better than to poke us in the eye. thanks to him, for more than half a century, cuba, a tiny island, has been the tail wagging the dog where u.s. politics and policy are concerned. ahead the death of fidel castro, the provocateur is gone but for the united remains. >> pauley: back is business as usual, show business, a lady who rocks. lady gaga by name. will be talking to lee cowan. >> she's reinvented herself so many times. ? hold them like they do it in you're more lady now than gaga. does that make sense? >> sewed. what about tomorrow? >> her latest in carnation. ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: a one man fringe movement has been making his mark. so much so that it's caught the eye of faith saily. ben venom makes unders

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i am jane pauley and this is sunday morning. the battle for the whi white hoe is going down to the wire. and if you are thinking it has been a particularly long campaign, you're right. november 8th is the latest date an election can be held. zoo where are we with just two days to go? martha teichner has the big >> reporter: just think, on wednesday, the election will be over, i will keep you in suspense. >> or will it? >> at each other's throat and i don't see this getting healed very quickly. >> reporter: it has been ugly. >> it has been divisive. >> nasty women vote. >> but that is nothing new. >> you can't vote for thomas jefferson because she dead. >> trump v clinton, a little nt morning. there's a question on tuesday's aboballot that is all the buzz n several states, including our most populous, barry petersen will tell us all about it. prop 64 -- >> recreational marijuana is on the ballot in five states this tuesday. and that has some people worried. >> why in the world would we want to legalize another h elict california

i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning." cuban dictator fidel castro died friday night as the age of 90. but the task of assessing his legacy has barely begun. we'll be taking stock throughout the morning beginning with a look back at castro the man from martha teichner in our "sunday

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations j good morning, i'm jane pauley this is "sunday morning." the election is over. but not before revealing a nation sharply divided. a nation divided both demographically and geographically. to find out why one corner voted as it did, senior correspondent

makes me feel like i'm going to live fer here again is jane pauley. >> pauley: that's warren bitty with goldie hawn with "shampoo." just one of the roles that make him a hollywood legend. and hollywood is where mo rocca joaned him for a recent piece. >> you don't have a star. why not? >> well, you don't have to have know. >> come on. >> let's face it. at 79, warren beatty doesn't need a star on hollywood boulevard to remind people that he's a living legend. >> this is his first movie role. >> in 191 made him household name. >> i can think ofng rather do. >> this theater, what this theater was, was the first theater we ever showed "bonnie and clyde" in. >> i'm blade. >> he was only 29 when he produced and started opposite faye dunaway. >> we rob banks. >> a movie milestone that forever changed the way >> in 1981, he started in and one an oscar for directing "red" a 3.5 hour epic about american communists in the early 20th century. buttist not just his work that's captivated the public for over half a century. it's also his love life. he has had relationships with something that really ta

i am jane pauley and this is sunday morning. the battle for the whi white hoe is going down to the wire. and if you are thinking it has been a particularly long campaign, you're right. november 8th is the latest date an election can be held. zoo where are we with just two days to go? martha teichner has the big

i'm jane pauley and this is a special edition of "sunday morning." it's our annual food issue. our invitation to eat, drink and be merry. eating and drinking are easier and merrier when there isn't

quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations j good morning, i'm jane pauley this is "sunday morning." the election is over. but not before revealing a nation sharply divided. a nation divided both demographically and geographically. to find out why one corner voted

i am jane pauley and this is sunday morning. the battle for the whit white he is going down to the wire. and if you are thinking it has been a particularly long campaign, you're right. november 8th is the latest date an election can be held. zoo where are we with just two

i'm jane pauley. this is "sunday morning." cuban dictator fidel castro died friday night as the age of 90. but the task of assessing his legacy has barely begun. we'll be taking stock throughout the morning beginning with a

jane pauley has a look for "sunday morning." ? ? welcome to hooray for politics at the smithsonian national museum of american history in washington. where we learned that ballot, come from ballotta, italian for little ball. colored balls being an earlier and simpler way of voting. as harry division of political history explains. >> the way it works the you put the ball in the little hole. different people come and do it. open it up. and -- you get your -- >> you know where the expression blackballed comes from. the ultimate, no vote. onto the paper ballot. this maryland ballot for electoral college believed to be 9. by the mid 100s, voters were given partisan ballots with candidate pictures such as this one featuring grant from 168. come the 1900s, states were using large ballots including all the candidates. so big they were called blanket ballots. at the same time in big cities. technology was taking over. though paper ballots can still be found in some places, even today, and then there is the 2000 presidential election in flori

that's just with jane pauley from new york...we hope you'll join us beginning at seven! kevin, it's like the axe has a permanent home in madison. madison.13 straight years of wins over minnesota! another axe-cellent day for bucky badger, and questions about what happens from here, next. wisconsin chopped down another goal by winning the axe - and the big ten west - but it was not an easy path. with their backup quarterback bart houston - and they won this one on the ground with four rushing touchdowns - two by corey clement who cracked the hundred yard mark again. and they did it by defense. dominant defense - how about four interceptions and five sacks. that'll stifle those gop. gophers.and it'll give bucky six straight wins and a shot at a conference title next week. c-b-s 58's scott grodsky one last time from camp randall stadium. 3 3 scott: "the badgers went into the locker room at halftime after their worst half of the season needing a spark to beat minnesota and it came from the seniors on senior night. leo musso delivered an impassioned speech with paul bunyan's a

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