between the people of canada and trudeau's comments... including senators marco rubio and ted cruz... both cuban americans... calling the comments disgraceful. cruz says: "you shouldn't be what barack obama and justin trudeau are doing that is honoring a communist murdering dictator. " other u-s leaders are also weighing in on the death of castro... including former democratic presidential candidate and self- proclaimed democratic socialist... bernie sanders. sanders says: "many people have le no, the cuban economy is a disaster. no, i do not praise fidel castro." cubans are now preparing for events in memory of their longtime leader... in havana's revolution square. vento says translation : "we are setting up a big screen and the platforms for tv for the events around the death of fidel castro ruz for the people who are coming to sign the book of condolence." on-cam tag cuba is observing nine days of kelly wright, fox news. as for the president elect... mr. trump tweeted: "fidel castro is dead" saturday morning. he then released a longer

that includes canadian prime minister "justin trudeau". he's back tracking this morning after his original remarks appeared to ?praise castro. fox's "kelly wright" has the latest. ((take pkg))runs: 1:41out: std chyrons:0:26-0:36 justin trudeau / canadian prime minister0:46-0:55 sen. ted cruz / (r-tx) / courtesy: "this week" / abc1:06-1:16 1:23-1:32 gleimys vento / foreman1:32-1:41 kelly wright / fox news correspondent (on- cam "fox news" tag) ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- -----------------trudeau says: "the fact is fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people." canadian prime minister justin trudeau now defending his controversial comments... in which he praised cuban dictator fidel castro following his death... calling him a "legendary revolutionary and orator." many criticized the statement... even within canada... citing castro's poor human rights record. trudeau says: "b

including canadian prime minister justin trudeau.. who has recieved major backlash for remarks praising castro. kelly wright has more. trudeau says: "the fact is fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people." canadian prime minister justin trudeau now defending his controversial comments... in which he praised cuban dictator following his death... calling him a "legendary revolutionary and orator." many criticized the statement... even within canada... citing castro's poor human rights record. trudeau says: "but on the passing of his death i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection between the people of canada and the people of cuba." u-s leaders condemned trudeau's comments... including senators marco rubio and ted cruz... both cuban calling the comments disgraceful. cruz says: "you shouldn't be what barack obama and justin trudeau are doing that is honoring a communist murdering dictator. " other u-s leaders are also weighing in on the death of castro... including former democratic presidential ca

u-s leaders condemned trudeau's comments... including senators marco rubio and ted calling the comments disgraceful. cruz says: "you shouldn't be what barack obama and justin trudeau are doing that is honoring a communist murdering dictator. " other u-s leaders are also weighing in on the death of castro... including former democratic presidential candidate and self- proclaimed democratic socialist... bernie sanders. sanders says: "many people have left cuba for better aspirations. so no, the cuban economy is a disaster. no, i do events in memory of their longtime leader... in havana's revolution square. vento says translation : "we are setting up a big screen and the platforms for tv for the events around the death of fidel castro ruz for the people who are coming to sign the book of condolence." on-cam tag cuba is observing nine days of mourning ... before castro's burial on december fourth. in washington, kelly wright, fox news. fidel castro's death is expected to spark more interest among americans to travel nations re- est

justin trudeau said quote. while the controversy figure both mr.o's supporters and detractors recognized history dedication and love for the cuban people who had a deep and loving affection for he will commandante. that does not include the 7,000 executed by castro. i'm not sure if their families have a deep and lasting affection tore el commandante. prime minister trudeau needs to up his game a bit. it's getting embarrassing. here in the u.s.a. here is what jesse jackson said quote. while he denied many political freedoms he at the same time did establish many economic freedoms, e.g., education and healthcare. many economic freedoms, reverend jackson? the average wage in cuba is $20 a month. a month. mos of the population lives in duquesne shacks without air conditions and modern conveniences. economic freedom? what a joke. you want to look for sanity on the issue you have got to go to bernie sanders of all people. >> you are right it is a dictatorship. they do have a decent healthcare system. and the decent educational system. a lot of people hav

justin trudeau, longest serving president?not very adept at this. >> the problem whenever we have discussions about cuba is everyone thinks about it in is binary way, but it depends on where you sit and really what your circumstances were under batista, will also influence how you feel. >> my mom is afro-cuban. under batista, her family did horribly. my mom used to always say, under batista, batista would only kill you. castro would kill you and make sure your parents never had a job again and make sure your children never had housing. both terrible, but terrible in different ways. i think a lot of the new aunls in fidel castro is lost because people like to believe he's evil, or oh, my goodness, literacy and health care. it's more complicated than that. >> alex, talk about your experiences. your family's experiences and also your feelings this morning. >> well, i'm -- the death of a tyrant, a little bit of hope for the cuban people. i'm trying to secelebrate by liberating as many cigars from co communism as i can. my parents

both obama and trudeau avoided criticizing the regime or mentioning its history of brutality and theanadian prime minister specifically took it a step further by calling castro a, quote/unquote, remarkable leader. let me bring ini in allen gross former aid worker imprisoned in cuba for five years. welcome. >> thank you so much, brooke. >> my goodness, so, you get out of prison in cuba, december of 2014, flash forward to just this weekend, you are with your family in portland, oregon, celebrating thanksgiving, when you find out fidel castro dies. how did you respond? >> well, i can tell you that i didn't celebrate his death. i don't celebrate death. i celebrate life. and in the case of fidel castro, there was nothing for me to celebrate. i just -- wasn't unhappy he had died. it wasn't a surprise to me. but i know how many people have suffered under his rule and under the system that he established in cuba. 11.3 million people even today are suffering the effects of fidel castro. there's no life of his that i care to celebrate. >> to hear the responses, you know, both from president ob

is for justin trudeau if he's watching because i know he has nothing better to do. fidel fidel built concentration camps. tormented and tortured gays. encouraged torture where possible. he confiscated private property islands everywhere for himself. he banned christmas. bill o'reilly. >> it's like montreal. >> 20% of the population fled in rickety boats. a lot of people died. we remember that. their lives were destroyed. and you have people in america saying that he is larger than life. what morons. >> i think this moronic thing has been going on for some time. in my lifetime, you had people like earnest hemmingway who was a big fan. to this day bob dylan. >> i think bob dylan changed his mind. >> i'm just telling you. you had people like the famous latin american writer and you saw this kind of -- to my mind, mindless flattery of castro. hugo chaves and leaders in latin america. i can tell you from personal experience, it has led to more repression, lack of economic opportunity. the reason they all make him into this romantic hero is they were resisting the giant u

canadian prime minister justin trudeau's office issued a statement saying, "it is with deep sorrow i learn today of the death of cuba's longest serving president. fidel castro was a larger than life leader who served his people for almost a half century." senators marco rubio and ted cruz, who are both cuban-american, were quick to criticize trudeau and president obama's responses. >> barack obama's the president of the most powerful country of the world and what i call pathetic is not mentioning whatsoever in that statement the reality that there are thousands upon thousands of people who suffered brutally under the castro regime. he executed people, jailed people for 20 to 30 years, florida straits, there are thousands of people who lost their lives fleeing his dictatorship and not to acknowledge that in the statement, i felt is pathetic, absolutely. >> for a man who has tortured and murdered and oppressed so many, it is thankful that he is no longer with us. this ought to be a moment where cubans are dancing in the street because they are being liberated, but instead, listen, if y

the internet's honeymoon with justin trudeau comes to an end after he praised fidel castro. he has been under fire for a statement marking castro's death after he failed to mention the cuban dictator's history of human roish violations and now trudeau is out defending his original statement while trying to quiet down that controversy. >> on the passing of his death, i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection and at the same time, canadians know that i always talk about human rights, including here yesterday, including with raul castro two weeks ago. >> now, on to this story. you heard the story, eat your feelings, right? now there's a new way to feed your feelings. scientists created an app called just eat. while using your facial recognition and technology, the app scans for emotions and develops a menu for your calming snacks like dark chocolate might be suggested if you're angry. if you're happy, mood stabilizing meals like chicken or potatoes will take. >> i would take being angry every day to get my chocolate. >> just ahead, we'll talk about residents

trudeau was criticized heavily for that.terday he clarified that he meant to recognize a former head of state that canada has ties to and not to overlook castro's history of human rights abuses. meanwhile u.s. airlines are launching commercial flights to havana this morning. timing is everything. just in time for the start of castro's funeral service. one-hour american airlines flights, followed by flights from united, jet blue, delta spirit, frontier, alaska and southwest airlines. plus, in your headlines there's this. >> first we have to go through a whole ocean of bad. cacamora. >> caca what? they're kind of cute. [laughter] cheryl: disney moana come stating the box office this weekend. moana made more than 80 million over five days including thanks giving and black friday. frozen, remember, this is another disney -- disknow knows how to do this guy, frozen ranked $94 million. >> we have a mission for you. >> ready? >> may the force be with us. >> oh, yeah, the spin off of star wars and a group of rebels try to steal the

lauren: justin trudeau walking that comment.nice things about castro. he is called pastor a larger-than-life leader. he meant to recognize the firm has stated not over the caster's history of human rights abuses. trip to north korea and russia. via representatives tim ryan outlining why he wants to succeed nancy pelosi to lead the house democratic caucus. bryant faces deep eyes to unseat pelosi says democrats are no longer a national party must reinvent themselves in order to win support from blue-collar voters. my speaking with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> what is it that you think makes her so unappetizing to voters? >> $65 million in the public cannot. our failure as a caucus is not to focus on economic issues. nicole: democrats need to do more to communicate to the trump voters. lauren: france's first-ever conservative presidential primary on thursday. he may favor his conservative positions. he ran on a platform of free-market reforms and a crack down on immigration and islamic extremism. prime minister from 2007 un

so it kaunt prime minister justin trudeau. for using the hashtag trudeau to ridicule his blowing p glowing statements. they are worth a read. >> kevin, thank you. >>> the reaction to fidel castro's death creates rif today also marks the first commercial flight in more than 50 years. passengers erupted into applause when the inaugural flight landed. the white man accused of gunning down nine african-american church goers in south carolina last year will act as his own attorney. the judge called the move unwise. the 22-year-old could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> up next more than one million protesters take to the streets of south korea. we'll tell you why. >> fox 32 in chicago where police say at least 68 people were shot during the thanksgiving weekends. eight people died. last year eight people were killed and 20 wounded during the same four day hoold weekend. chicago's murder tally now stands at 685 this year, according to the chicago tribune. west dakota fox and bismarck as north dakota's governor signs an emerg

so the controversy caused by justin trudeau's statement, are you surprised by that? >> no. i'm not surprised by that. it is like che guevara t-shirts, it is a way of -- it is a different experience. what we lived with the cuban -- it is very different than what is seen when you go in and the magical mystery tour if you will, and it is a government sponsored tour. it is very different. when we had people in our families that couldn't find food to eat that day and were in line for several hours to get their little coupon where they could get their little piece of whatever that was available in the market that day, that's the whole different dynamic. so there was health care, there is health care, the problem is the health care that the mr. trudeau might see is the nicest hospital on the island that is there for foreigners, but the ones that the cubans who lived there are not getting the services that they need, and a lot of it is because cuba's now using doctors as money. and they send them and they export them and get money back from other countries that are able to use them

that is what justin trudeau said. >> if anything that is a stockholm syndrome.n: any right to criticize our elections after what your liberal prime minister said. kennedy: concerns about how out of touch the democratic party may be from the rest of the country. ohio congressman tim ryan warns his party is no longer a national party. is he right? and can they turn it around? we'll discuss from the couch. ♪ sandra: fox news alert for you. the latest on the ohio state campus attack that took place this morning. we're awaiting a news conference. as you see medical professionals are gathering in front of microphones to give us an update on victims. we know 10 people were sent to the hospital there. one at latest listed in critical condition. nine others in stable condition. fire department and police are reporting that a suspect has been shot and reported deceased. we'll also get an update there. the victim injuries is also what we want to hear from the medical professionals. the doctor's victims injuries include stab wounds or stab wounds plural. injuries by motor v

trudeau has a special relationship with cuba. former leader fidel castro was an honorary pallbearer at his father's funeral... we have new images to show you from a strange arrest in nye county. a woman was arrested for allegedly having three tigers at her home. these pictures are from the nye facebook page. police say trisha meyer had several exotic animals at her home, roaming freely near her teenage daughter. according to investigators she brought the animals from texas illegally. turns out, she had a felony arrest warrant out of that state. houston police say she was picked- up after she tried to sell an exotic kitten.. but didn't turn the animal over to the buyer after receiving the money. it's one of the mosty widely-known resorts in las is celebrating its 15th anniversary. the resort gained popularity after mtv's "the real world" was filmed there. the network also hosted the v-m-a's at the palms back in 2005. dozens of t-v shows have also been filmed at the resort over the years. for locals--the casino has become a popular

this is the legendary figure that trudeau and obama celebrate. the night that the news broke that castro had died, i received a text from my cousin bebe, someone who i grew up with like a sister. she texted me, she said, fidel castro is dead. i am glad that i was able to make that call to let my mother know. i imagine when bibi called my tiasonia, it was an extraordinarily call. my aunt was asleep at the time. and bibi sent me a second text. "i can help to think about all the conversations at the dinner table with aulo and auwela, my grandparents, about the day that castro died." millions of texts like that that people sent all over the world, especially in the cuban-american community. people have dreamed for years, for decades about the day this dityrant would die and face eternal judgment. the betrayal, brutality, the violence experienced by my father, by my aunt were all too typical of the millions of cubans who have suffered under the castro regime over the last six decades. this is not the stuff of cold war history that can be swept under t

at some point, he will meet with justin trudeau, i'm sure, and will speak about it.e does rip up nafta? does canada have a plan b? mark: i miss the last part of the question. vonnie: does canada have a plan b, are there other countries that canada could look to for what it sends and gets from the united states? mark: that would be a long-term process. the country has been trying to branch out in terms of trade but still about three quarters of trade is with the united states. we have a free trade deal with korea, for example, souh korea, but that would be slow going. one area in which the two may but has right away is in terms of climate change strategy. president obama and prime minister trudeau met back in march in washington, and they agree to a program whereby methane emissions in the oil and gas sector would be reduced over time by 45%. mr. trump may not want to adhere to that. also, president-elect trump has said that he would like to see transcanada come back to the table with an application for the keystone pipeline. regulationsg to cut for oil and gas compan

among them canadian prime minister justin trudeau expressed deep sorrow.hy the hero worship for a man who has ruled his island nation like a prison? cass tremendous was a horrible person. >> bad dude. there have been worse. you can make the argument his predecessor bautista was worse. but it doesn't matter because justin trudeau isn't writing about because is a. it's easy to be a long-serving president when you never have free elections. i get where some of our quote-unquote allies are coming from, they tend to be more sympathetic to socialism over capital i am. but there are better heroes and more worthy heroes and better ways to stand up for free healthcare than to delegitimatize people. if you were a poet or musician or dissident, you were punished. and that's why i thought this was very notable, the piece in the "mile herald" who was fortunate to live cuba when she was tennis now a grandmother. people in miami were cheering in the streets. bars and restaurants stayed open all night so people could celebrate. where in cuba they are forced into nine days

that did not change from harper to trudeau. believe from obama to whoever it is canada will continue to be one of our very best friends, our largest trading partner are most significant ally that we work with business region protecting north america together. what will change is a new relationship and a new relationship will be developed between the prime minister and the president. it's a new person. that provides great opportunities to explore new ways in which we can work together. >> we will certainly be following it closely. thank you very much for your time mr. ambassador and peter one thing i should say the house is sitting this week so not a lot of mps are in ottawa but we did spot in the crowd environmental minister catherine mckenna. she is from ottawa so hopefully we can catch up with her. as rosie mentioned it's been quiet from the prime minister's office as well as the ministers asking about what's going on with the election in terms of if something happens in the u.s.. she has been very clear to say that he is wil

even canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeted condolences last night, saying quote... "no other artist's music felt or sounded like leonard cohen's. yet his work resonated across generations. canada and the world will miss him." and now... to another facebook post that has a lot of people talking this morning. it comes from a mother in new york... who went for a hike with her little girls yesterday in a park. and then, she ran into a couple walking their dogs, and they looked ?very familiar. that's because clintons! hillary clinton and president bill clinton were out walking their dogs near their home in (chap-a- qwah)chappaqua. margot gerster... who voted for hillary... told clinton how proud she was to take her daughters to the voting booth tuesday. she had a ?hug with clinton... who seemed very relaxed and even had a smile on her face. gerster even got this photo and posted it to her facebook page. it has more than 90 ?thousand likes, in just eight hours. and by the way... the person clinton. from ribs... to rock... and even some comic relief. after the break, a loo

trudeau describing it as a strong beginning. it's been a strong tradition for the new president to make the first foreign visit to canada. joining me now great america pac strategist, veteran of 9 presidential campaigns that he led, the dean, the legend, ed rollins. i have got to get your reaction. this has been a day of great generosity on the part of the president-elect trump. >> the only concern i have the personnel decisions he makes are the most important decisions he will make. and he's very rushed with 70 days. the people become policy. and so the fact -- and they do. lou: government -- >> what happens when you appoints governors? the governors you mention there, several of my friends. they have again governors. they think -- they have been governors. they are used to running things. richard nixon appointed 7 governors in 1968. it turned out to be a disaster. governor bush apointsed christy whitman to be the epa director. that was a disaster. what i would wants to make sure is you are putting the guys who ran against you,

trudeau stood by his choice of words. take a listen. >> fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people. it -- he certainly was a polarizing figure and there certainly were significant concerns around human rights. that's something that i'm open about and that i've highlighted but on the passing of his deng i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection between the people of canada and the people of cuba -- >> that is one stark difference between the relationship with the united states and cuba, canada did have a better relationship, but mr. trudeau holding firm on his response. >> we'll seeing a real mixed response across the globe. >> and we're hearing from cuban celebrities since he died. >> it's up to the people of cuba to honor the leaders ideals going forward. >> i'm really sad about the loss, very sad. but this is the reality of being born and dying. we would have liked to have him for longer but that's not what happened. it was his time and it's a tough loss. very, very tough. >> trans

on sunday, the president met with canadian prime minister justin trudeau at the the apec summit in lima, peru. gathering. president obama said the u-s and canada will keep strong bonds for years to come. the prime minister said he would miss president obama, but also looks forward to working with president-elect trump. he even invited trump to visit him in canada, after inauguration day. are you ready for some football... south of the border? the nfl is gearing up for monday night football tonight... in mexico city. and of course you have to do some warmup stretches first. and even the cheerleaders are mascots were getting involved. they led fans in a city's capital square. the actual ?game will be played tonight in azteca stadium between the houston texans and the oakland raiders. and there ?is some concern over the health of the players. this staidum is 72 hundred feet above sea level... even ?higher than denvers sports authority field.... the most ?elevated stadium in the league. both teams will have ?lots of oxygen masks on biggest cruise ships in the country... is heading to its ne

justin trudeau.wave of minority support helped justin trudeau to power a year ago. election data says a surge of latino voters in the u.s. is backing the democrat party. , mark bunting joins us. explain to us what type of hispanic vote that justin he won it., and how labor forcesed the survey to get a much clearer picture as to who voted for just a drill last year during the election. we knew that his voters were mostly younger, pro trade, pro-immigration. many of them identify themselves as feminist. however, based on the labor force survey, what they're are saying now is that recent immigrants, indigenous people and millennials really helped to sweep mr. trudeau and the liberals in the power. for example, recent immigrants in terms of their voter turnout, it jumped 14% from the 2011 election to about 70% total overall. immigrant turnout for the vote last year with 76%, indigenous peoples, 15% more of people from that group. and trudeau really courted minorities, and part of his campaign was to brin

prime minister trudeau talked to mr. trump this morning congratulating him on a successful campaign. let's begin the relationship. and firefighters today gave trump force one as it's become to be known water absolute aabsolute salute. this is something they do to honor people, including foreign dignitaries and retiring military leaders. quite a moment on the tarmac today when that happened. and sneakers are getting political. shoe brand new bound sparked a backlash after a spokesperson told the reporter the obama administration turned a deaf ear to us and frank whether i president-elect trump we feel things are going to move in the right direction. so there is that from new bound. boston based company has long been against the transpacific partnership known as tpp. some have decided to burn new balance shoes in protest. nearly every single pollster was wrong about tuesday's results with a couple of small exceptions. we're going to talk to one guest who is coming up who says that they weren't as wrong as everybody thinks.

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeted no other artist's music felt or sounded like leonard cohen's yet his work resonated across generations. canada and the world will miss him. leonard cohen was 82. >>> there's a new call to impeach new jersey governor and pending legal trouble for donald trump. "the washington post" reports that donald trump's lawyers want to delay his fraud case until after his swearing-in. they say the president-elect is too busy to take part in the trump university case. the decision is up to the san diego judge who trump accused of bias because of his mexican heritage. the chicago tribune reports that trump has blocked reporters during the first day of his transition to the white house. he was entirely out of sight wednesday and turned down joli washington meetings yesterday. that breaks a long-standing practice for incoming u.s. presidents. slate says facebook founder doesn't think fake news stories that were spread on the popular site affected the election. mark zuckerberg said voters make their decisions on lived experience. he noted that fabricate

ali, it is a surprise today, environmentalist groups have been protesting the decision, but justin trudeaufact, the expansion of this pipeline does not contradict his environmental goals. when you listen to the local government in alberta, they say the project is essential for the vitality of their energy industry there, and the expansion of this pipeline will improve the capacity to about 890,000 barrels day from 300,000 barrels a day. when you talk about the oil coming from the oil sands to that tanker port, so that is where we stand. expect additional protests, howev however, coming from canada. elsewhere, keep a backlash on the site breitbart. kellogg has dropped advertising from the far right site. this, of course, used to be run by president-elect donald trump's top strategist steve bannon. kellogg has identified customer backlash here saying they do not sponsor advertisements on sites that contradict their values. ali, back to you for now. >> nancy, i've been watching cnbc's coverage of this opec meeting under way in vienna. last i checked oil prices were up 2% on expectations opec

canadadian prime minister justin trudeau is in cuba meeting with cuban president raul castro. he is hoping to increase trade relations between the two countries. on his trip the prime minister also discussed president elect donald trump--- saying they will work to re- negotiate nafta. time now is x:xx --- a u-s senator is proposing a but wait until you hear what it will take to abolish the electoral college. and--- one major airline is offering a deep discount right now... we'll tell you which company is offering flights for less than 35 dollars. a retiring california senator the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. whoa. greece... he is adressing the greek people right now... he met with the country's prime m

their friendship lasted until the elder trudeau's death.orary pallbearer at his funeral. >> he's a big lefty in canada. the left likes to line -- they love to point to education, literacy and health care. you can teach them when to read the same book over and over again or a series of ten books to force an ideology, and then health care system, news flash, very mixed in what people receive. if you're wealthy and connected, you get good health care in cuba. if you're not -- >> castro's long time bodyguard was saying that fidel had like 20 different luxury properties throughout cuba and the caribbean, meanwhile people were starving, food was rationed. he was a dictator. i get that the prime minister's father was friends with him. but great revolutionary and orator. twitter blew up. >> a lot of people on twitter are writing similarly positive eulogies for hitler, darth vader. >> stalin was a remarkable figure and a one of the father innovators of the strict form of diet better known as starvation. >> this is where the internet comes through. i

president obama meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau today in peru. the president is meeting with world leaders at the apec summit. one of the big topics of conversation is free trade and the future of the t-p- president obama also weighed in on the incoming trump administration-- calling for bi- partisanship. the president also called on principles. a recall out tonight for certain brands of hummus. the labels you need to keep an eye on. plus--a firefighter loses his life--rescuing people after a dock collapse. then....how a 5-k is bringing attention to the desperate need for animal adoptions this holiday season. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh yesterday afternoon sending 50 people into the river. a firefighter--who was pulling people from the water--had a medical emergency and later died at the hospital. savannah's mayor held a press conference to talk about michael curry's death. fire crews say 30 people were were rushed to the hospital. an explosion rocked a marina in florida. three people were working on the fuel system of a boat

love for the cuban people as he was shooting them in the head. >> justin trudeau has the intellectualt of cotton candy. his statement, just stunning statement, right after castro's death before he tried to walk it back, making castro sound like mother teresa with a beard was exemplary how the left reacts to any bloody, murderous dictator who learns how to say, justice for the people, anti-imperialism and a few other catch words. i mean castro was brutal, i'm old enough to remember being a kid when americans first thought castro might be great because battista regime was corrupt and mob and sold little kids castro caps with fake beards. >> right. >> we learned very quickly that he was murderous. he and raul castro, his brother, che guevara who the left -- david: both che and raul, used to take people out in the back and shoot them. they were executioners. what bothers me, colonel, goes beyond stupid comments like the canadian prime minister or the press. sometimes the united states actually worked to help fidel castro in various ways depending on the administration. i know that happene

the internet honeymoon for justin trudeau is over. >> i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection between the people of canada and the people of cuba and at the same time canadians know that i always talk about human rights including here yesterday, including with raul castro weeks ago. >>> and on this yearly tradition. hong kong's contest. their own handmaid aircraft. the majority ended up plunging straight in the water like that. the red bull flight contest has been held in more than 44 countries, including the united states. that one didn't even have a chance. always fun to watch. >>> there's a new way to feed your feelings. "just eat." it develop as menu for your mood like dark chocolate if you're angry. mood stabilizing meals with chicken or potatoes could be recommended. the app will be available for use later this year. >> you get chocolate if you're angry. i can fake being angry every day. >>> this might not be as aptizing as chocolate. straight from the river bed. it is a burger made from the meat of a nutria. a river rat. the meat has nutritional benefits just

. >>> el presidente mÉxico enrique peÑa nieto y el primer ministerio de canadÁ, justin trudeau.an una autorizaciÓn de viaje, solicitada vÍa internet. >>> la embajada de canadÁ no respondiÓ la pregunta si esperan a muchos mexicanos a partir del primero de diciembre y muchos otros continÚan con el sueÑo de llegar a los estados unidos. michel es mexicano y estÁ en la frontera de tamaulipas y texas, a pesar de las amenazas de trump, asegura que va a llegar a houston. >>> el sueÑo es kye gar a estados unidos, a houston y el presidente de mÉxico hablÓ otra vez del prÓximo gobierno de los estados unidos. >>> tenemos que convertir este reto en oportunidad y debemos hacerlo con determinaciÓn. >>> aunque muchos como guadalupe solo piensan en canadÁ. >>> en mÉxico, raÚl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> el gobierno canadiense ha matizado la propuesta y su ministro de inmigraciÓn si las solicitudes asilo se disparan van a establecer el requisito para visa para los mexicanos nos vamos a perÚ, un incendio en un exclusivo centro comercial en lima causÓ la muerte de 5 personas, las llamas desatar

>> i'm so glad that president obama is not going nor is vice president biden, justin trudeau made a foolimself fonding over a dictator. fidel castro ruled for six decades and all that it meant were executions, firing squad, jail, no openness whatsoever and i don't think that it's rightthr president should have offered condolences to the castro family, yet offer condolences many who suffered the fate of dictate -- dictatorship. dagen: trade tides between the united states and cuban companies, when he tweeted, if cuba is unwilling to make a better deal for the cuban people, the cuban-american people and the u.s. as a whole, i will terminate a deal. a lot of u.s. companies are now investing in cuba because of what the current administration does. what kind of pushback would trump see if he keeps this promise about our policies to cuba? >> well, i think that it would be wise of president-elect trump to follow through with his campaign promises because what we saw in president obama, our sweetheart deals, give away, one-way concessions from the united states to the cuban regime, there's no fr

>> justin trudeau has been proactive about this. he spoke about it at a news conference on wednesday and some of his critics say, "wait, you just weakened our negotiating position." has he, and what does canada have to lose if nafta should can change or be eradicated? >> i think one of the best metaphors for the u.s.-canada relationship came from his father. he described the canada-u.s. relationship as basically a mouse sleeping next to an elephant, that no matter how even tempered the elephant is, every twitch is felt by the partner. and lately the elephant's been twitching a lot. 76% of our exports come to the united states. about a quarter of our jobs are dependent in some way on trade in the united states. it would be devastating to our economy glel. >economy. >> globalization has changed the political tenor in so many different countries. what about canada? >> i think a lot of canadians would like to pat themselves on their back, saying we ridiculous refugees and trade and foreigners and everything is going swimmingly. the trut

now, i was for the phobias, myself. [ laughter ] di-di lets cartoonist garry trudeau draw "doonesbury" on her. [ laughter ] tragically, the next morning, in the coffee shop, di is injured, when a business man eating a donut flips through her, to get to the sports section. [ audience groaning ] you have nobody to blame but yourselves. [ laughter ] this'll-this'll pi-- this'll pick up. charles tries to show di he's macho, by trying to make a mcdlt from scratch. nobody can see t or something. not too good. the money we spend. this-this one is-- this one's good. [ some laughter ] uh, charles helps make the lonely days go by, painting the arches on mcdonald's latest business venture, the mccemetery. [ laughter ] see? >> yeah! [ some cheering ] >> charles tries to make di jealous, by showing up at a london disco, with three of [ some booing ] w-- same, to you. [ laughter ] [ collective "aww" ] i'm goin' to the good ones. di atte-- yeah, finally. [ some laughter ] i heard that snide, snotty remark. di attends a rodeo, sponsored by british singles organization, parents without princes.he to t

canadian prime minister justin trudeau called castro a remarkable leader. dr.ill stein praised him as a symbol for you the struggle for justice in the shadow of empire. are you kidding me? president-elect trump has called castro a brutal leader and has threatened to renegotiate the agreement with cuba. when i was talking about the clinton campaign attorney elias, you saw something that piqued your interest there. >> it did, lou. it's' the hypocrisy you are talking about. here is the clinton attorney marc elias saying we need to make sure there always recount in which hillary clinton and jill stein lost by a remarkable margin. but he's saying governor mccrory should give up when the vote count is 10,000. we aren't starting to finds out what the green is all about. the democratic party is out of money and this is an effort to raise money and that's the primary if not sole purpose of the recount. i want to turn quickly to what you are watching here in trump tower. and that is you have can see it seems, a real effort on the part of the stab to the insinuate itself

while in peru he met with justin trudeau saying they discussed a wide range of things. >> kim: the newest casino here oped we'll have that on the lucky drag on your screen as we speak. the first casino built from the ground up since the cosmopolitan was completed in 2010. it has 203 hotel rooms with 300 slot mans and 30 table games. inside the hotel elevator you don't find a fourth floor because that number is belong in a place called the lucky dragon. the grand opening is december 3. they will have a variety of traditional festivities for that. >> dana: i've never heard about the fourth floor before. >> chris: it may be asian culture they are worried about the number four. we have pictures coming into us. there is jay gray getting ready for a live report at o'hare where people are on the m we'll have continued coverage of people as they move through the busiest airports. go to news3lv.com if you'd like to track what airport you are going to. we have a flight tracker on our website. >> dana: selena gomez back on stage just hours ago. hear what she had to say in his first public appearance