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there he is willie robertson on deck. he has some thoughts on the vote.n the factor tip of the day. a salute to the vets. coming right back. >>> back of the book segment tonight, willie robertson, he and his family have been very successful on the tv show duck "duck dynasty" as you know. brand new book called american fisherman. i think it's about fishing. he is very interested in politics as well. willie robertson joins us from new orleans. so, did you think trump was going to win? >> well, i mean, obviously i did because i have been supporting him for so long. i have to admit to you, bill, the last day i wasn't so sure. i was beginning to think it was going to be too big of an uphill battle but i sat around with everybody else and watched them take it down. >> now, what was it about trump that made you support him? was it one thing? >> i would say it was a combination of a lot of things. i liked that he was a regular person. i was able to meet him the summer before last. and got up on stage with him. was able to hang out with him in a bus. and unlike a

. >> civil rights attorney amy robertson says in 2013 the pepsi center installed one of the world's largest jumbotron in the captioning on the big screen is not there. >> .-dot products which is the company that supplied the jumbotron advertises that it's very simple to provide captioning on her technology. >> she points around the country -- at the university of oregon football stadium, citi field in new york and even coors field -- we've been talking to them for over year about a solution and we just don't seem to build him up with an agreed approach. >> this week robertson and kurlander filed a class-action lawsuit. they say what they are asking a simple. >> i don't think were asking for a lot. we just one act equal access. we did reach out to the sport center for, but they did not return a call. >> dozens of fort carson soldiers are now back home. >> we can see him getting off the plane early this spring. these are all soldiers from the second infantry were great combat team, fourth infantry division. for carson officials say the soldiers deployed to afghanistan back in february to help

. >> cnn's international diplomatic leader nic robertson is live in havana right now. nic, what are you seeing there in the last, say, 24 hours? >> reporter: yeah, the sense is that this is a somber, more solemn place. i mean, not completely by any stretch of the imagination turning in on it self. the government has canceled all public events. domingo was expected to perform last night but that was canceled. that sets the tone. the people will get a chance to go pay their respects across the country. the government saying there will be memorials across the country to go to. here in havana at jose marte square on monday and tuesday during the square there will be a service. havana said castro attended school there as a law student. on wednesday a procession begins across the country retracing the steps of his revolution. his ashes will be taken across the country leaving havana on wednesday and traveling all the way to santiago to cuba arriving there next weekend for a funeral service on sunday. we're been hearing from world leaders about his passing. president obama ha

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international diplomatic editor nic robertson live in athens this morning where the president just arrived. good morning, nic. >> reporter: good morning, john. when president obama came down the steps, ironing out in international diplomacy. the red carpet to the right of the steps. piece of red carpet to get to the bottom of the steps as president obama came down. showing the international diplomacy showing all wrinkles can be ironed out. that is the tone of the trip. meeting with the prime minister and president here in greece, but going to berlin later in the week and meeting with chancellor angela merkel and president hollande. president obama is reassuring the message of nato to the united states and trump's view of the united states going forward. here in greece, the economy is in a tough situation and they will be hoping to hear words of wisdom from president obama about debt relief and they would then hope that donald trump as president, might echo some of that in his policies going forward. for europeans, the message of stability going forward and relationship with nato, that is w

cnn's nic robertson has latest from havana. nic?rter: compared to what we have seen in little havana in mia miami, the complete opposite here. there have not been huge o outpouring of emotion here either jubilant or sad. we will see something different today when the public memorials begin. 9:00 a.m. here in the revolution square here in havana. we will have or there will be a 21-gun salute in havana and s santiago. there will be the same 21-gun salute saturday next weekend from tuesday through to next weekend from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day on the hour. every hour, a single cannon fired in memory of fidel castro. so that apart from the flags flying at half staff and apart major public events cancelled. these will be really the first and strongest symbols of the country mourning the passing of fidel castro. really you have to look at the streets here and really feel the sentiment is muted and subdued. whatever people's deep emotions are at the moment, they have not been on public display so far. >> cubans enormously proud of t

and nic robertson is with us tonight in the middle east, and andrew stevens there in asia. me begin with rafael. >> poppy, about there has been all kinds of reaction in mexico. let me just give an example. newspapers in mexico city didn't minutes words. one newspaper used a four letter word in english to describe what the trump victory means to mexico. another says donald trump wins, global uncertainty. the mexican president did call donald trump to congratulate the president-elect. the president struck a more conciliatory tone saying mexico and the u.s. are friends, partners and allies and should work together for the betterment of north america. pena said he agrees to meet with trump during the transition period. on the other hand, they talked about the issue of the wall saying of course mexico will never pay for the expletive wall. mexico and the u.s. are joined at the hip poppy in terms of trade. there is about $583 billion traded every year between the two quuns. >> rafael, thank you. matthew chance is with us. matthew, joining us from moscow. u.s. intelligence agency

. >> beautiful shot, nic robertson.thank you. >>> after months of blasting canada, president obama is now urging americans to give president-elect trump a chance. in his first news conference, president obama fielded questions about his successor. he answered for the most part in complime complimentary terms. athena jones as the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. president obama spent the press conference touting the achievements on health care and climate changes. after months spent slamming president-elect trump as unfit to be commander in chief, the president declined to continue to question the qualifications. i asked if he still thought trump was unfit to lead. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. the 45th president of the united states. and it will be up to him to set up a team that he thinks will serve him well and reflect his policies. and those who didn't vote for him have to recognize that's how democracy works. >> reporter: i asked the president what message

diplomatic editor, nic robertson is live in havana. good to have you back with us this hour. again, the first question i wanted to ask you was to get the reaction there in havana now that people understand this very heavy news for them. many people mourning the loss. what are you hearing? >>. >> reporter: obviously no surprise. so it's not a shock that -- but it's a reality and the there is a somber feeling here. the government has we know called for nine days of national mourning, flags to be at half-staff. public events to be canceled. popular places for people where they might go to listen to music there. those have all gone quiet. there was a candlelit vigil last night or overnight tonight. the university of havana, where fidel castro studied law in the late 1940s. so there is a sense that -- there is also sorrow and sadness for some. some saw him as a father figure. the mood has not been what we've witnessed in little havana in miami, in the united states. barely a 100 miles away, if that. it's a feeling here that this iconic figure, this strong man, leader of the nation

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to get the worst deal. >> angus robertson, the day we hear the post truth has become the international word, we have a running commentary from the foreign secretary, he is prepared to tell the media in the czech republic the united kingdom is likely to leave the eu customs unit with brexit but wants to trade freely afterwards. his colleague from the netherlands said that option doesn't exist, both of these things cannot be corrected. it is confirmed to the parliament or the country what is likely to leave the eu customs post brexit yes or no? >> the customs union is not just a binary deficiency but let's set that to one side. to get the best possible deal for access to the trading we are operating within the single european market. the right honorable gentlemen time and again in prime minister's questions has said to me he wants access to the single european market. i might remind him it was only a couple years ago he wants to take scotland out. [shouting] >> order! order! order! order! you are in a very emotional condition. i normally regard you as a cerebral denizen of the house, tri

i want to bring in willie robertson, the author of a new book "american fisherman."f course, as i said, star of "duck dynasty." nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you were grimacing when that sound was playing. >> i almost wore the same shirt today. i thought that would be embarrassing. it's my closet -- >> you did support donald trump. i assume you still do. >> i did, i do. >> what do you make of this election? you live in louisiana. what do you say to folks who live in the east coast who didn't get it. >> right. well, they need to -- i know, i feel they're sad and i understand that. i wish they wouldn't tear things up. not that they're doing that here, but all the -- you know, the mischief going on. you know, they're not going to change a thing. he's the president for the next four the president and i'm excited about hopefully things changing with both parties. i would like to see change. >> what are kind of change? >> i would like to see them get something done. nothing is getting done. all those things excited. i'm a business guy and i enjoy watching. >> a p

. >> angers robertson. >> we join the prime minister and the leader of the opposition in extending our condolences following the tragedy. mr. speaker, the institute for government which has close ties to the civil service has published a report that says that the u.k. government's push -- approach towards brexit is , i quote chaotic and , dysfunctional. brexit poses an existential threat to operations. the prime minister has a secretive approach towards brexit, and that the present situation is unsustainable. does the prime minister plan to carry on like this regardless? p.m. may: the right honorable gentleman will not be surprised when i tell him what the government is doing in relation to brexit. as i said earlier the most , important thing for this government to do is calmly and carefully get on the job of preparing for complex negotiations. the most important thing we can do is make sure we are not giving the running commentary on those negotiations, because that would be the best way to get the worst deal for this country. >> angers robertson. >> on the days we hear that post stre

these men were leaders of a civil rights movement, reverend jimmy joe robertson, nate smith, attorney bert brown were three of the people seen in the photo. they will march from what is today freedom corner, which was in the hill district, across the benedictom saint catholic church. ,hey marched down center avenue across the bridge to allegheny city where they were confronted by the police officers, similar to what happened in soma, alabama -- selma, alabama. there was a confrontation on the bridge tween the civil rights leaders and the pittsburgh police department. lessarch was more or demonstrating against the restrictions on black construction workers to get jobs on major projects, including the construction of the u.s. steel building downtown and three rivers stadium. the civil rights movement also was the economic rights movement in pittsburgh because it surroundinge issues the economic advancement for african-americans in pittsburgh. i want people when they leave this exhibition to fully have an understanding of the issue of slavery in the united states. the impact slavery have

we are diplomatic editor nic robertson live in iraq. >> reporter: good morning, alison. this could be significant for isis to see how they replace the senior commanders. he was a former intelligence officer and previous iraqi dictator. saddam hussein's intelligence services. somebody who knew his way around the battle field and a lot of military and intelligence experience. that said, what we are seeing in mosul at the moment is isis on the eastern side of the city really resisting the government. the government forces haven't pushed any deeper into the city than they have about a week ago when they first went in. they are setting booby traps in houses and pushing people out. key intersections with oil drums rigged to explode. and also shooting anyone they think is a spy and leaving them at intersections as an example for people, not to collude with the iraqi government. the battle in the east of mosul bogging down to the south. iraqi forces say in the past few weeks, they killed about 1,200 isis members. some isis leaders seem to flee the city. leaving behind teenagers

we're going live to athens bringing in senior international correspondent nic robertson.this is part of a president's tenure, with the new guy coming in, but this is the president of the united states, trying to assure allies around the world. >> reporter: sure. and i don't know what better place for an outgoing u.s. president to come than to give that message to international friends and allies than in the cradle of democracy that he alluded to yesterday. athens, the acropolis, where he's now, symbolizes all of that. for president, it would have been a chance to speak to those alt lie allies to assure them of continuity, what he's achieved for eight years what the greeks have achieved through democracy that they passed on to the west a millenia ago. but, no, it has been dogged by the election of president-elect donald trump. the questions that follow president obama around with that, not just those coming from the press yesterday where he spoke about his frustrations, about his sense that he understands people's fear and anger over globalization, but not the way republic

. >>> straight ahead, willie robertson recently stepped into the no spin zone with bill o'reilly and takes a victory lap for president-elect donald trump. you're not going to want to miss this. picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. when it comes to heartburn... trust the brand doctors trust. nexium 24hr is the #1 choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. for all day and all night protection... banish the burn... with nexium 24hr. >>> in the back of the book segment tonight, willie robertson in the no spin zone. recently he sat down with an interview with bill about why he supported president-elect donald trump's campaign and about his new book, american fisherman, how anglers financed and shaped the usa. recently announcing the current season of the "duck dynasty" would be its last. >> did you think trump was going to win? >> well, obviously i did, because i've been

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at one time one of biggest shows on television, but their core audience dipped when phil robertson, the patriarch of the family transitioned i woman. and it turned some people off. so this will be it. maybe i'm confusing it with another show. i don't know. [ laughter ] it's hard to believe that a show about a family that makes expensive kazoos won't be back for a 12th season. by the way, i'm not great at math, but duck dines ay has been on for 11 seasons, they've done 14 seasons a year? i hope it ends with the ducks [ laughter ] [ applause ] no survivors. okay. back to our program tonight. i didn't mean to get off track. national unfriend day. we received many, many facebook messages from people sharing their courageous stories. amy told us i'm already down to 66 people. i don't know if i can afford to unfriend anyone else. you know what, amy, you have to ask yourself this question, can you afford not to unfriend anyone else? please, give us just six more. this is from sounds like an acid reflux medication. i'm unfriending people who lie about how awesome their spouse is every five minu

but the same guy who produced it filmed phil robertson is a prophet and the val kilmer global warming movie with all of the people in the steam room. and that guy really did just get a gigantic promotion. interesting, interesting career. before his hollywood days, he had his own minor mad scientist moment when for a time he took over the management of something called biosphere 2, which you may remember from the '90s set up in the desert in arizona where people pretended for months on end that they were on mars. during his time running that operation when it was reportedly losing a million dollars, admitted in a lawsuit filed against him at the time that indeed he had called one of the biosphere residents a bimbo and told her he would, quote, ram them down your f'ing throat. although he didn't say f'ing. it sounds like that was a nice work environment he created when he was running the biosphere 2 project. what he admitted to saying to the person working for him in that lawsuit, that took on a darker tone a couple years later in 1996 when someone called police on new year's day in los

tampa two to where you are going to drop the middle linebacker, and earlier in game, it is craig robertson who had to chase ted ted ginn all of the way to the end zone. and the saints in the same sort of thing, and when you are at the goal line, you don't want to back up too far, because drew brees gets it right in front of you. >> al: and ron rivera talking about having to finish games and here they are again putting themselves in the precarious position, and you are almost leaving it to the offense right now to get the first downs to take the all of the time off of the clock. >> cris: i think that you are going to see the saints bringing all kinds of pressure. they have a pressure point with chris scott being the center, and you the pressure point of the fact that this game now is you go after them here. >> al: lutz to kick. that is joe webb back, and fozzy whittaker back there as well. from the goal line. webb. he slips. taken down at the 15 yard line. >> cris: big hit by shiloh keo. that is back on the 15 yard line, so we are talkab field position, and you know, going back to beginning

meanwhile, the second richest reality show family, the robertsons of duck dynasty have announced that this upcoming season will be the last of duck dynasty. i guess it will be too hard for them to keep doing the show once donald trump appoints them all to the supreme court. duck dynasty, it's surprising because just a couple of years ago this show was a huge hit. at one time one of biggest shows on television, but their core audience dipped when phil robertson, the patriarch of the family transitioned into a woman. and it turned some so this will be it. maybe i'm confusing it with another show. i don't know. [ laughter ] it's hard to believe that a show about a family that makes expensive kazoos won't be back for a 12th season. by the way, i'm not great at math, but duck dines ay has been on for 11 seasons, they've done 14 seasons a year? i hope it ends with the ducks finally taking their revenge. okay. back to our program tonight. i didn't mean to get off track. national unfriend day. we received many, many facebook messages from people sharing their courageous stories. amy told us i

>> thank you very much, nic robertson. the latest on that in mosul.nk you. >>> now to the issue of brexit in the united kingdom. the british prime minister is assuring the eu and leaders there that it will go on as planned. in after a high court ruled thursday that theresa may meets the approval of parliament first. >> they probably knew that this wasn't going to be easy. >> yeah. >> looking like that. she's confident. she says her government will win an appeal. we have more from london. >> reporter: victory at the high court for the champions of parliamentary process has not gone down well with the pro-brexit press. the judges vilified, called the enemies of the people. the result today is about all of us. it's not about me or my team. >> reporter: gina miller, the fund manager who brought the case against the government and her fellow plaintiffs called rexit-eers and the load ed foreign elite. there aren't many loaded foreign elite here in rumford, a market town east of london. most here voted for brexit. mainly because of immigration. we head for l

i want to bring in cnn's diplomatic editor nic robertson to get the latest.'s the status of the fighting, nic? >> reporter: john, iraqi army are in several neighborhoods in mosul. they say they are ready this morning. in some of the neighborhoods, they are raising iraqi flags. that gives you the impression the fight is quick and easy. anything but. very intense conflict. air strikes and artillery coming. government is saying that isis snipers are taking positions on rooftops of buildings civilians are living in. they say isis is firing mortar short-range artillery weapons in the neighborhoods civilians are injured. civilians fleeing the area and town today and saying isis is telling them to stay in the buildings. they are saying that is impossible. we don't have food. we don't have water. we have to leave. we have to take that risk. the big picture is the government is getting into mosul yesterday. today, on the southeastern side of the city, a bigger push getting deeper. a lot more yet to be done. a long time this will taken, but a deeper push into the city.

nic robertson, live for us. thank you.wish you and the teams there continued safety. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a blast that killed night people on friday in a turkish candidate. turkey earlier blamed the attack on the state-run media authority. a car bomb targeted a police station killing seven civilians and two police officers. the bombing came hours after a dozen lawmakers were detained by authorities. state-run media say members of the people's democratic party, or hdp, have been detained in a error investigation. for the latest on these developments in turkey, we're joined now from is tall bull by will ripley. will, what more can you tell us about this? >> certainly a complicated situation here, natalie. that claim of responsibility by isis, the first time, we believe, that isis has claimed responsibility for one of the many bombings that they are believed to be tied to here in turkey. it's very rare because this is a recruiting ground for them. this is where they oftentimes recruit jihadists and, therefo

cnn's international correspondent nic robertson is live in athens right now.next up on president obama's agenda sais a speech. we have very few details about. expected to focus on democracy to talk about athens and acropolis, being the cradle of democracy, and what we understand as america's style of democracy, democracy of uniting people, building bridges, not walls. but one that seeks to bring the people together, rather than divide them. i think we can expect terms of that in this message. and of course, a message to the europeans as well to work together to be united. that's what we're going to hear very likely when he heads to germany where he'll meet with leaders of britain, spain, and angela merkel. unity of europe, important to the united states. >> nic robertson in greece. >>> and caution signs flashing after that string of record stock markets in europe and asia are mixed. the dow close to crossing 19,000 for the first time in history. 30 years ago, the dow was at 1900. since then, since 2009, has roared back, gaining 12,000 points. or 180%. investor

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the robertson family made the announcement after last night's season premiere... saying it was their decision. the a-and-e series that makes products for duck hunters -- was a big hit after it premiered in 2012 but -- ratings have gone down in recent years. the series finale will air april 12-th. singer adele had stage fright during a concert in mexico... but not from performing! a bat flew by her head while she was singing. kim hutcherson has more on the scary surprise in today's "take a look at this." no, that's not a new dance move adele was trying out in mexico city monday night apparently, she was dive-bombed by a ba right by your head! oh my god, it's a (bleep) bat)" after just a few moments of distraction -- which included the bat zooming at least one audience member -- adele went on with the show. we guess the bat just wanted to tell the english singer "hello from the other side." this hot air balloon gave one philadelphia neighborhood a good scare when it made a hard landing at a local recreation center. no one was injured. the pilot told a local news aff

the robertson family made the announcement after this week's season premiere...saying it was their decision. the reality show about the louisiana family that makes products for duck hunters was a big hit for a-and-e after it premiered in 20-12.. but ratings have declined in recent years. the series finale will air april 12th. no, that's not a new dance move adele was trying out in mexico city monday night... apparently, she was distraction -- which included the bat zooming close to at least one audience member -- adele went on with the show. the bat clearly just wanted to tell her "hello from the other side." from two-- to seven! a woman in kentucky gives birth to a rare set of quintuplets... but what's their mom's birthday! savannah, sadie, sofia, scarlett and lucas were born last week. mom gave birth at 30 weeks, and although they were premature, all five babies are healthy. they should be able to go home in about six week's, around their original due date. check this out-- there's a world record for just about anything. but how about highest dunk into a drink? a 24-year-old set a guinnes

we have nic robertson live in havana with more. a national period of mourning. what is the tone towards the new reality down there, nik? >> the tone here has been, outright joyous emotion nor outright sorrow on the streets here. with the arrival of the first commercial flight from the united states in over 50 years. this morning in an hour and a half's time it shows what could be the future improving relations with the united states for this country. at the same time, there's sort of, if you will, burying the past. will it really be the past? that is the question on people's mind here. a 21-gun salute will fire off in three hours time and the revolution square in havana. there will be a public gathering. the first one the government has organized here for people to gather to commemorate the passing of fidel castro. tuesday evening there will be a service at the end of that and then wednesday the beginning of that 700-mile journey for castro's ashes to the other end of the country to santiago. a single canon will fire from tuesday through saturday 6:00 a.m. to 6: