fidel crass stro is dead at 90. reactions a reactions are poring in from around the world. the people are feeling sad because of the loss of our commander in chief fidel crass stro. we wish him, wherever he is, that he is blessed. us cubans love him. >> reporter: in miami, the heart of the cuban exile community celebrations broke out in the streets. some saying it will close a dark chapter of cuba's history. >> we are here because we are celebrating the death in cuba. after this moment, many things are going to change in cuba. >> let's bring in ed laugvander. the crowd is still very full. what are people say sing? >> reporter: people have been pouring out into the streets in little havana since the news of his death was first announced. the streets have been festive. many people celebrating the death of fidel castro. gloria estefan said, the death of a human being is rarely cause for celebration, she tried to explain why these people out here are celebrating today. the grip of castro's regime will not loosen overnight, the demise of a leader that oversaw the annihilation of

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the reason why america historically has been successful, it's part of the reason why our economy is stro a competitors is because we've got a younger population that's more dynamic. when it comes to trade i think when you're governing it will become increasingly apparent that if you were to just eliminate trade deals with mexico, for example, well, you've got a global supply allowing auto plants that were about to shut down to now employ double shifts is because they're bringing in some of those parts to assemble out of mexico. so it's not as simple as it might have seemed. and the key for us when i say us i mean americans but i think particularly for progressives, is to say real, your anxieties are real, here is how we fix them. higher minimum wage, stronger worker protection so workers have more leverage to get a bigger piece of the pie, stronger financial regulations not weaker ones. yes to trade, but trade that ensures that these other countries that trade with us for example. being attentive to inequality and not tone deaf to it, but offering prescriptions that are actually going to

every one of you to do is make sure that you reach out to your family and friends, anybody that's but stroxercise their franchise that is trying to vote and is dealing with the efforts here in maricopa county. that is wrong but they need our support and need us to go and tell them don't quite. you don't quit, i won't quite and we will win on tuesday so let's push this over the top. [applause]der, t a lot of folks are wondering how critical it's going to be of thr department.e i'm not, not today. today i'm going to say that i believe the american public, and particularly the voters here in maricopa county clear enough about their democracy to stand in for five hour long lines. these are eligible americann citizen voters and we shouldn't be out here wringing our hands about how bad things are. we should be excited about how great these americans are and how much time they are willing to exercise the franchise ofthee voting.ok at when we look at the character of the people here in maricopa county they are very positive that republicans, democrats and independents, libertarians and everyone ou

you can see from stro tower, it will be breezy. even though the thermometer's going to push mid to upper 50s, it's going to feel cooler than that. clear, calm and quite chilly tonight, temperatures up to 15 degrees cooler than they were this morning and warmer than average weekend is coming at us. now, if you're stepping out this very moment, temperatures mainly mid to upper 50s. fremont one of the cool spots in los gatos. we'll see where we end today by looking at high temperatures happen right around 1:30 to 2:00 we'll hit upper 50s to oakland even around 60 degrees. the fastest breezes will be over the ocean. as far as the lows tonight this is where it's going to get quite chilly. look at those inland temperatures. mid to upper 40s, even some upper 30s while the rest of the bay and coast is in the low to mid 40s. i mentioned that one rogue chance of some wet weather. they'll be a storm that passes us to the north and inside slider, which means it's going to hit the sierra with a couple inches of snow, but that's about it. it wil

stro three other states. we now have new video coming in of the damage left behind. >>> happening now, the all-out search for a missing mother who seemingly vanished while jogging. overnight, her husband speaking out for the first time. >>> and a dangerous high-speed chase ends violently. watch as the driver weaves through the streets and smashes into a barrier. and see what happened next. good monday morning, everyone. so close to election day. and we're going to start with the latest dramatic twist in the race. >> fbi director james comey delivered yet another surprise announcement, clearing hillary clinton again after sifting through thousands of newly discovered e-mails. that decision is not sitting well, as you might imagine, with donald trump, as he campaigned well past midnight in virginia he revived claims that the system is rigged. >> clinton heads to the finish li including lebron james. we get the latest from abc's elizabeth hur. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning

. >> reporter: election day voting officially kicked off at the stro community of dixville notch, new hampshire. this morning, trump and clinton after crisscrossing the country are back in their home state of new york to cast their ballots, two of the least liked candidates in history now leaving everything to voters. >> we will make america safe again, and we will make america great again. >> there is no reason, my are not ahead of us if we reach for them together. >> reporter: and so millions may be headed to the polls today, but both campaigns are focused on one number, that's 270. that's how many electoral college votes you need to win the white house. kendis and diane. >> and another number to throw at you, four, that's how many votes hillary clinton received at dixville notch early this morning but also mitt romney got a write-in vote of one. >> all right. big numbers there to start things off. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> but the numbers do mean a lot. a lot of people will be focused on them. of course, that big one being that 270. >> yes, so jon karl takes a look at where the

with the death of fidel crass stro, the world has lost a man who was a hero for many.na said, the chinese people have lost a close comrade and sincere friend. this from vladmir putin, in a telegram sent to raul. fidel castro was a sincere and reliable friend of russia. we will have much more on the death of fidel castro, his legacy and controversial life in a few minutes. >>> for a star ballerina, one place to get shoes that really keep you on your toes. creative london has created footwear for the world's greatest dancers including natalie portman in the movie. we caught up with them to discover the finer points of the point shoe. >> reporter: freed of london has been keeping the greatest ballerinas on their toes for over 80 years. here, 11 artisans create 100,000 pairs of point shoes every year. two-thirds made to measure. ray is a favorite among dancers in america including principles at the new york city ballet. >> i've never been to see a balance lie. if i did i would just be looking at the shoes. on stanl, it must be a marvelous sight. >> it is baked to perfectio

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but because this involves a semi and this is not a very wide road, stro closed in both directions. major delays here. your detour is walk in water road and highway 630. it loops around for you to get around. and if you are kind of not familiar with this area, you could hop on your maps before you head out the door to kind of see how that works because those roads are not shown on this map. now, if you are heading out in the hillsborough county area, we are seeing those normal rush hour delays now and our hottest spot is 275 south. fowler and fletcher. already up to 25 minutes from the apex down to i-4. our other hot spots i-4 west to downtown tampa and i-75 south. sky 10 right now flying over i- 4 at macintosh road, and definitely the westbound lanes are slow here. you can see you're in the red a little bit as you travel between polk parkway and 75. drive time is that's a 3-minute delay. plant city delays as well. east lake road is getting a little slow heading south. also u.s. 19 through palm harbor is in the green. that's about to get heavy as well. sarasota, manatee counties, go

and i do think that there's an opportunity for that to be stro stronger, for more people to be involved in it. having gone through this election. so i think there's great hope for coming up with and initiating and supporting and developing the progressive ideals that you heard a lot about in this campaign. >> congresswoman, we just got a tweet in. martin o'malley. interested as well. he said i'm taking a hard look at dnc chair because i know how badly we need to reform our nominating process. articulate a bold progressive but look at the line. we need to reform our nominating process, that pivoting back to programs some of the leaks regarding senator sanders and how his campaign was treated. >> i think there's always room for review and for analyzing what we did and how we do it and whether or not it's fair and whether or not it involves people in the democratic party and so this is a democratic process and let it go forward. let these challengers talk about their vision for our party and let us get behind that person that we believe will be the best and in the best interest of all the

coalition troops begin massing on the outskirts of a taliban stro stronghold. a major, a green beret officer, linked up with a detachment of u.s. marines. >> i had by that time had gotten very close with the platoon leader. >> that was a captain. >> you could tell he was a good leader. >> this will be the biggest operation of the afghan surge. >> the most intense experience i have had. >> while clearing an area after a fire fight, some marines attempted to open a sliding metal door. >> a huge explosion. you could hear people screaming. >> three marines were injured and two were killed. >> they set off a device when they moved open the door. i could see the life leaving lance corporal johnson. it blue othew another one 20 fe into the open. >> he talked about it that night. >> the only thing he was saying is that we're going to get this guy. that was it. >> the captain and the major dug for intel, meeting with tribal leaders. did you find the suspected taliban bomb maker? >> we captured a fighter. and weapons, we recovered radios. they use -- the taliban were usi

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one man telling me, without stro, cuba is nothing. when i asked two young women are they looking forward to the possibility of new freedoms here, they told me they're happy with what they have. walk down the streets of cuba this morning, and you can sense it. a country in mourning. the streets nearly empty. the flags at half staff. the music you typically hear in the streets here, silent. a country dealing with the loss of their long-time leader, fidel castro. he died late friday night. [ speaking spanish ] he tells us he's proud of his leader, but that fidel castro has already been gone for a long time. ? more than 200 miles away in miami, florida, the mood for many is very different. cuban exiles flooding the streets over the weekend, celebrating. waving the flag high and dancing. they say this is the end to an oppressive regime. >> he did a lot of damage. especially for us that came in the '60s. we left everything. >> reporter: and fidel castro, everything is controversial among the leaders. offering a hand of friendship, saying, w

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