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performance and that stole the show and brought the house down. it's monday, november 28th. ? from abc news, this is "world news now." >> okay. you're looking up drew hill songs. >> yeah. because i just -- >> i'm not going to trigger your memory with some of the songs that cisco was famous for because i don't think a lady needs to things. but the fact that drew hill is old school now is what i'm thinking about. technically, it's old school because you don't remember the songs. and this would have been in your party, like, climax. like you would have been in the clubs at this time. >> been there with my right on magazine outfit and then -- >> no, it wasn't that long ago. what era are you talking about? it what the in the 2000s. >> okay. teen beat. we'll get to drew hill and them. yeah. but let's talk about bigging news than drew hill. >> the presidential elections and a bit of a recount. donald trump is blasting the efforts going forward in wisconsin and two other battleground states. >> he slammed the recount efforts and the clinton camp. now he's claiming that voter fraud kept him from winning the popular vote. tom llamas has >> reporter: president-elect trump who won in the electoral college but lost the popular vote by nearly 2 million sending this sweet, i won the popular vote if you consider the millions of people who voted illegally. a claim that bears no proof. green party candidate jill stein force ago recount in wisconsin and now hillary clinton's campaign joining the effort, which could sxabd to michigan and pennsylvania. straights by just over 100,000 votes. it's unlikely a recount would change that. trump himself spent months warning the election would be tainted. >> it's a rigdz election, believe me. and we know it's a rigged system. 1.8 million dead people are registered to vote. >> now it's clinton's lawyer who says the campaign has been bombarded with supporters, quote, urging us to do something, anything, to investigate claims that the election results w team clinton says it's joining the recount to ensure the process proceeds in a manner that is fair to all sides. but they concede their own investigators have not uncovered any actionable evidence of hacking or outside attempts to alter the voting technology. trump says clinton should stand by her own words. >> we must accept this result and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our green party scam to fill up their coughers, adding so much time and money will be spent. same result, sad. >> donald trump is focusing on building his cabinet. the big battle right now, mitt romney versus rudy giuliani. kelyan conway, trump's campaign manager, coming out hard against romney saying he went out of his way to hurt donald trump during the primary season. tom llamas, so far, trump has not repeated the threat he made during the campaign to cancel the diplomatic deal between the u.s. and cuba. trump respond to go castro's statement saying he was a brutal dictator. in contrast, president obama expressed condollans to the castro family and he made no mention of castro's recommend of repressing human rights. ashes are going on display today. masses are expected to pay homage to the late leader who died on sunday. >> in cuba, it is the beginning of an era and the official nine days of mourning for fidel castro with the flags flying at half-staff. and chuchs in what havana man these people call a revolutionary leader and a champion. castro, who took power in 1959 promising democracy soon jailed and executing opponents sending more than a million cubans into exile. so in had miami, there are chants and cheers among cuban exi exiles and their families. were, at the time, held as political prisoners. >> that was very hard and i was very small. >> reporter: but now it's a time to reflect for sosa with this gift from her father. >> open only when fidel dies. >> other cuban americans say they are hopeful change will come, albeit slowly. >> raul castro has things in place. the repression continues. the lack of freedom continues. and so overnight thing at all. >> reporter: elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. and you know the name elion gonzalez became a bitter symbol of the relationship between the u.s. and cuba when he was just 8 years old. his famed photo showing border patrol agents taking a frightened little boy from his he had arrived in florida on a boat full of refugees including his mother, who perished. castro pushed for the child's return to cuba. >> translator: fidel became to be like that other like all who start off as fathers. but the difficult thing is for a father to become a friend. >> gonzalez is a member of cuba's ruling communist party. he's a supporter of the 1959 to power. another controversial leader is honoring fidel castro passing. kim jong un orred three days of mourning and kim released a statement calling castro a comrade and a close friend. back here at home, a wild scene over the weekend. a manhunt is now under way after a deadly shooting in new orleans. one man was killed and nine others were injured in the named french quarter on sunday were believed to be the intended targets. investigators say the two suspects apparently got into an argument and started firing. >> you have some idea of who these guys were. they were not from new orleans. but we will find them. and we will go to the ends of the earth to make sure that we bring them to justice. it is a series of circumstances that people in the united states of america getting all too comfortable with. >> five of the victims have already been released from the hospital. the expected to make a full recovery. >> here is a look at your weather right now. severe storms are heading for the central u.s. today. heavy winds from the great lakes in new england down to the gulf coast. snow in the dakotas and in the western mountains and more rain in the pefd. >> high temperatures in new york city and minneapolis will be 52. the same chicago and detroit will top off at 49. not bad. >> 49. not bad at all. upper 70s along the gulf coast and los angeles is looking wonderful at 63. 45 in albuquerque. now to some football, shall we? and the broncos and chiefs taking it to the limit last night in denver. things are looking good for the hosts when receiver benny fowler helped put his team up by eight thanks to that 6-yard pass late in the fourth. >> he's got some legs. >> but 24 with a short touchdown pass with a two on-point conversion there. the team traded field goals in overtime. then as the expired kansas city kicker pounced -- >> no, the time was expiring, the time was running off the clock. >> bounced ball off the upright and through giving the chiefs a dramatic 30-27 win as time was expiring. >> yes. don't you hate when we run out of time. their version of the super bowl last night. there was plenty of palm and circumstance before the ottawa red blacks took on the calgary stampeders. >> yes. so calgary was the heavy favorite, but they needed a late comeback to force the game into overtime. that's when ottawa scored a touchdown and then play ed enouh defense to hang on for the win. >> earlier in the game, one of the referees was right in the middle of the action, being knocked to the ground as pla chased a fumble. oh with, no! ooh, get out of the way. ee, get out of the way. he was okay. that's good to hear. >> good. and they celebrated fine and now there's going to be massive demonstration and protests and celebration -- not protests. >> no, party. >> this is canada's gray cup. >> yes. >> with can we just be -- >> down the streets of -- no, they'll be happy about it. >> happy. yes. we're going to shop today. records online for cyber monday. the big deals that are already going on and what you need to know about your browser history to catch the deepest discounts. >> you have my curiosity peaked. and the emotional interview with lady gaga. what she said over the weekend that brought her to tears coming up in 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forever transformed. >> the progress that we mark today is yet another demonstration that we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. if something isn't working, we can and will change. carnival cruise liner docked in cu cuba, the first commercial flight arriving since 1962. americans now flooding the island and filling up hotels with record bookings. on my trip to cuba this past may, i ran into several american tourists. >> now the americans are here, the tourism is here. >> reporter: an influx of visitors bringing much-needed income to the tourist industry, a big dif visit 20 years ago. i first came to cuba 19 years ago and at that time this area, old havana, was in disrepair and two years later came back and it was being restored. now 19 years later, old havana has been pretty much restored to its centuries--old splendor. >> president obama was the first sitting president to visit cuba since 1928. major league baseball holding a the first time since 1999. and that same month, rock legends "the rolling stones" strutting in front of a huge crowd, many of whom had to listen to their favorite rock bands behind closed doors. >> he's brilliant. it's a very historical thing. >> reporter: that's a lot of change in one year for a country once frozen in time for half a century and mostly forgotten with by american >> so for now you can still now. travel but there are still somewhat of a restriction why you are going and it could all change with president-elect trump if he decides to over turn that. >> see which direction he does. i do think had it helps his policy now that fidel castro has passed away. if you get a chance to go, do, it's a beautiful country. i was there four years ago, before the president started making his moves. some great cigars, this music everywhere. this is a live picture of havana good morning to you. i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top stories we're following right now. twitter, president-elect trump fires angry tweets marked by battleground states. donald trump again raising allegations of voter fraud straight ahead. a manhunt under way in french quarter in new orleans one guyed nine others innocent buy standers injured not the intended targets. california authorities are now looking into the past relationship oefs a california mom who went missing for three weeks. sherri papini was found thanksgiving morning near saved sunday's best for last. kansas city goes to the mile high city and gives denver the boot. the chiefs squeeze out, come-from-behind win in overtime. those are some of our top stories on this monday, november 28th, 2016. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> good monday morning everyone. just when you thought the elections are all over with, we're still talking about it. >> oh, yeah. e went online and had quite an outburst. he was set off by a push to recount votes in several key states. >> it's important to note that a lot of people think trump is justified in going off on twit twitter, especially conleyan conway, trump's former campaign adviser, and she's saying some people are sore losers. he continues to fill meetings as he continues to fill his millions of people had voted illegally without having any evidence to support his claims which kept him from winning the popular vote, he says. abc's gloria riviera has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump and his staff blasting a vote recount in wisconsin. >> it's a total waste of everybody's time. >> green party candidate jill stein started the effort last week. there were lots of hacks taking place around b this election. >> and hillary clinton's team joining the fray. a tweet storm from donald trump. the president-elect firing off seven tweets in 70 minutes, nearly all aimed at clinton. her general counsel says litton staffers intend to ensure fair elections. >> it's a legal right. not a big deal. i don't think anybody thinks there's going to be profound changes. >> reporter: trump had been widely criticized for stoking fears about the election's >> it's a rigged election, believe me. >> and now accusing stein to use the recount as a fundraisers. >> it is ridiculous. this is a fund-raising notoriety driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin. >> i don't know why they're so nervous. they're >> so jittery. no recount. no recount. whatever you do, don't do a recount. just calm down. if you think you won, the recount will show the same thing. >> another member of trump's team is also under attack, kell kellyanne conway, senior adviser, taking aim at mitt romney who was up for secretary of state. >> he went out of the way to hurt donald trump. he gave two speeches on this calendar year and they were both about donald trump. >> romney was trump's harshest critics and some feeling betrayed he could be in the new administration. >> this is trump's party now. and he won states that mitt romney lost. i don't think a cost for admission for party unity has to be the secretary of state's position. coming up this week in congress, wednesday house democrats decide whether to keep california nancy pelosi as minority leader. she's face ago challenge from ohio's tim ryan. he says the party needs a new messenger after failing control of the chamber and losing control of the white house. the congress is looking to push $6.38 billion policy for new research and would send funding to the fda and national institution for health to approve new drugs and medical advices. devices. now to the death of former cuban leader fidel castro. word of the former dictate he her's pat passing at the age of 90 sparked scenes of celebration in little havana. police were forced to close off the streets in the area over the cuba itself has been seen as a somber place ever since castro's death. masses were set across the country on sunday as a nine-day period of official mourning gets under way. castro's ashes are going to be on display today in havana's revolution plaza and massive crowds are expecting to be there. the government has banned everything from live music to alcohol sales for the duration of the the first commercial flights from the u.s. to havana are scheduled to land today. it's one of the most recent examples of the warming of relations initiated by president obama between the u.s. and cuba. abc's jim avala is there this morning. >> a sunday afternoon game of come mows on the porches in havan a. bars and nightclubs closed until after the funerals. the visitors have noticed. >> missing all of the music which we know is part of the culture. the first half of this year. monday american airlines flies in and delta and bringing total number of direct flights to more than 100. fidel's death unlikely to cool the warming relationship between the u.s. and cuba, but the freeze could come from the north if president-elect donald trump follows through on that campaign warning. >> we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban deal made by executive order if we do not get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deserve. >> reporter: this havana family watching special programming on cuban tv. they say they are on alert because of trump's hard-line statements. jim avala, abc news, havana. as cubans wait to see how donald trump will proceed with diplomatic ties, we're learning that he's been in regular contact with president obama. conway say trump and the president have been speaking regularly on a number of issues. she declined to give any further information on the content of the calls, but said they last spoke saturday for about 45 minutes. one subject which can may not have come up between the two men was the unexpected renaming of trump tower. someone trolling google maps over the weekend managed to chaveng the name of president-elect's home to dump tower. you can only see it when you are zooming in at just the right angle. at another angle, the name was changed b to russian characters. a search is under way for two inmate who's escaped from the santa clara county jail. officials expect the $20,000 reward now being offered will provide some leads. here is abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: two fugitives described as cops as dangerous are on the run after a daring look inside their cell. these are pretty tough and so strong. that's why i'm surprised they were able to cut through it. >> reporter: these are the bars left behind by chavez and campbell. group of four inmate who's orchestrated a get away, repelled down two stories by tieing together blankets and bed sheets left dangling alongside the building >> you can see where the bars . are missing and you can see they supports and pushed the window out and the window is still anging there. >> reporter: the other two prisoners quickly captured by deputies patrolling the area but chavez and campbell have evaded the massive search for three days. the window now boarded up, empty. but the night of the escape, only four tries to get away the other 16 stayed behind. >> if there were 20 people >> reporter: but investigators say no one is talking, offering no details on the escape plan. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. turning now to weather and a rare november tornado touching down near red cloud, nebraska. yesterday the twister was 41 years to have formed in that state after thanksgiving. the tornado damaged farm buildings after touching down in a wooded area north of that town. >> advantage of several inches of fresh powder in the southern california mountains. this is at resorts like bear mountain. and then, this morning, they can return to work in los angeles in short sleeves. not bad. that's why we love california. >> very nice, yes. well, somebody in tennessee has a powerball lottery ticket worth almost $421 million. holler. state lottery officials say the lafayette. no one has stepped forward to claim the prize yet. it's the second largest for a tennessee lottery. the biggest sold in january. let's give respect to a young man in texas who used his own celebration to do good for so many others. >> so his name is drew frank and he has a passion for sneakers. frank just celebrated his bar mitzvah and turned it into a fund-raiser. >> he brought in more than $25,000 in donations and he gave it all to a charity which purchased 800 pairs of sneakers for elementary school children in need. >> my friends are very supportive of this and at my sneaker give away, they all came and they helped me out. i got donations from my bar mitzvah to pay for all these. the smiles on their faces were amazing when i gave it to them. >> the money was also used to pay for more than 400 pairs of socks. he happens to love the shoes himself. huge nike ice cultures and an edible high top cake. coming of age and being a generous young man. that's very cool. >> i hope he got some good kicks, as well, for his bar mitzvah. >> i'm sure he's not wanting. yes. coming up bargain hunters already breaking 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>> we are just jiving to this muk. >> oh, my god, loving the spanish music in the morning. >> yes, it's nice. >> well, you have caribbean ties. >> yes. i was born in had latin america so that means i'm latino. >> yes. it's a city untouched by time. >> but during the height of the castro regime, 39 years ago, abc's barbara walters traveled castro and followed 16 years later by diane sawyer. here are fascinating clips. >> no dissent or opposition is allowed in the public media. >> translator: we do not have your same conceptions. our concept of freedom of the press is not yours and i say this very honestly. i have nothing to hide. if appear here against socialism, i could say honestly, no, it cannot appear. it would not be allowed by the government or the people. >> why? >> in that sense, we do not have the freedom of the press that you possess in the u.s. >> do you think politically that an american president can lift the embargo and resume relations with cuba as long as fidel >> if i were the obstacle, i would be willing to give up not only my positions and my responsibilities, but even my life. what i would never do is to negotiate the revolution. the revolution is not negotiable. socialism is not negotiable. sovereigns and independence of our country are not negotiable. that i would not negotiate. >> is it crazy to you that american presidents every four years allow the american people just to vote them out of power, that they put their entire power at risk every four years? >> i think four years is too short for any serious program that you want to undertake. in eight years, you can do a bit more in terms of a government program. in 12 or 20 years can you do much more. by barbara and diane. >> yes. certainly landmark interviews. we'll be back. landmark intervi. we'll be back. one pill fights congestion for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. why am i so devastatingly handsome, i'm in a fragrance... ...ad, and my sweethearts gone sayonara. this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. with eight times more fragrance control, the air wick? scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down to fill massive minimalist rooms. small secret rooms. and even tall rooms you climb to. you get the perfect amount of fragrance. no matter the size of the room. air wick?. home is in the air. fill your home with the joyful scents of the limited-edition air wick holiday collection, in stores now! ok! impaciente! manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? 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it will be a blip in the radar. >> you are so right. ive give it eight weeks tops. >> if they only knew what was to come. seven seasons and a jaw dropping 68 emmy nominations. >> you see that man over there he's undressing me with his eyes. >> do you want to move to another table? >> not yet. he's only half done. >> the puppets embodying the nuances of the characters. >> i am a southern bell, the bell of the ball. she's a bit of a slut. >> as for their take on president-elect trump. they're sticking to character. >> wait, ronald reagan is president. >> yeah. >> 1985 is where they are now. >> politics ade >> the golden girls" is about friendship. this is the original "sex in the city." ? thank you for being a friend ? ? now puppets are teaming up with the city's chorus for the theme. ? you're a pal and a confident ? >> juju chang, abc news, new york. >> one of my favorite songs used this morning on "world news now," the world reacts to the death of fidel castro. >> the cuban dictator who stood defiancely against the u.s. for over half a century will be laid to rest. as new questions arise as to the country's future, some mourn the leader's loss. others are out in the streets celebrating the end of an era. recount uproar, the big push states is met with criticism from president-elect trump firing off his take in had a series of tweets and alleging that mlgs of votes were fraudulent. authorities in northern california are on the hunt for two armed women believed to have had kidnapped the woman dubbed super mom three weeks ago. hear what police are saying about the 34-year-old mother saga after finally found alive. and extreme relaxation, rejuvenation consider this, the video for the concept spa amusement park, now going viral and turning this idea into reality. it's monday november 28th. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> love the spa. >> i love the spa. i love the idea of relaxation. >> rejuvenation. >> yes. >> and being some place you can get unlimited massages and facials. >> there are some offices that do that. >> oh, really. >> this is not. >> sign me up for something like that. >> good morning to you on this meditational monday. >> meditational monday. is it really monday? >> it's monday. >> oh, my goodness. where does the time go. it's a holiday weekend a lot of people getting back on track. i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. let's start with cuba big breaking news over the weekend, where nine-day period of castro is under way. the usually noisy streets of havana mostly silent because of a government ban on live music. >> the dissident group known as the ladies in white have suspended all the activities for the duration of the mourning period. the women were march through the streets to protest the detention of political prisoners. they called off yesterday's march, the first time that's happened in more than a dozen years. >> and moscow, which supported castro for have left flowers at the cuban embassy. we are in havana with more. >> all across havana flags are at half staff, the cubans honoring their long-time leader and on the streets of the capital, we see the famous vintage cars. but there was something missing here, the music. the cuban people mourning fidel castro who defied 10 u.s. presidents for half a century. with we meet this man named roy and more proud of his leader. he tells us he's already been gone a long time and the future now depends with a relationship with other countries, including the u.s. >> the road to havana paid with glory for fidel castro. >> fidel castro riding into havana coming into power at just 32 years old. he kept his grip on power here longer than any other national leader, other than queen elizabeth. castro born into a wealthy family. they had their own sugar cane plantation. he loved football and politics and he loved power. >> great democracy andoc justice. >> castro took power on new year's day 1959, promising democracy, but soon throwing opponents in jail. there were executions, silencing newspapers and taking over all u.s. businesses here, sign ago pact with the soviet union. the u.s. would respond with sanctions. president kennedy approving the invasion of cuban exiles, entering at the bay of pigs. america would find itself on the brink of nuclear war in 1962 wsh discovering castro let the soviets put nuclear missiles in cuba. >> it shall be the policy of this nation to regard any nuclear missile launch from cuba against any nation in the western hemisphere as an attack by the soviet union on the united states. >> the societies would remove the missiles, but america would deepen the sanctions. >> the monty car low of the americas. >> reporter: the nightclubs and casinos so popular with the american tourists were shud shuddered 37. decades later 11 million people live here making just $20 a month. some estimate just 5% with internet in their home. president obama the first to visit cuba since calvin coolidge. those old cars in the shadow of air force one. he would come here after restoring diplomatic relations. the president saying there are but we met two 15-year-olds. we asked them, are they looking forward to the possibility of new freedoms here? they tell us they are happy the way they are. on the streets here, we notice something else. the american tourists. there are more of them here than there have been in decades. this group from california. what do you hope now for the cuban people? >> i hope to see them have a better life, have -- be open, more open and more happy and experience more and be able to travel outside of the cuba and see other people, see how other people live and enjoy life a little bit more, right? >> so you're all from texas? >> yes. >> whereabouts? >> houston. >> and this group here from rice university in texas. they are here to watching baseball, the americans against the cubans. they got in some baseball, but the rest of the games have been canceled. they tell me they understand why. >> what are your hopes for the cuban people now? >> i hope we can continue to have a relationship with cuba tell us that they want. >> david muir, abc news. and david will have much more live from havana on "good morning america." we move now to the election recap. >> today officials in wisconsin are meeting to discuss a recount initiated by jill stein. the push to recount votes in three battleground states has clearly anchored the president-elect. mr. trump tweeting he would have won the popular vote if millions of people haven't voted illegally. a claim that is so far unsubstantiated. he pointed to voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and california without citing specific evidence and said he was appalled the clinton campaign would participate in the recount, a decision bernie sanders supports. >> it's a legal right. it's not a big deal. i don't think anybody, secretary clinton or anybody else thinks there's going to be profound changes. >> the implementon campaign is election results, but they say they want to make sure the election results are fair to all sides. >> and the trump campaign is holding more meetings today. he's apparently still torn over the position of secretary of state. but his top advisers are making it clear that they don't want mitt romney to get the job over loyalists like rudy giuliani. kellyanne conway said trump supporters would feel betrayed by a romney pick. went out of his way to hurt trump. >> whoever the next secretary of state is, he or she will have to deal with a changing u.s. relationship with cuba. the incoming president has made mention of overturning president obama's executive orders on cuba, but will president-elect trump follow through on his campaign promises now? more from abc's jonathan carl. >> reporter: donald trump greeted fidel castro's death as good news, at first issuing a fidel castro is dead, opinion tuitioning the fact with a exclamation point. hours later, he responded with a statement calling castro a brutal dictator, whose legacy is one of firing squads, theft, unimaginable suffering, poverty and the denial of fundamental human rights. from president obama, a much different response offering, quote, condolences to castro's team. the president made no direct mention of castro's long record abusing human rights instead saying, quote, history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and the world around him. the difference is not surprising. after all, it was obama who reopened ties with cuba and trump who said he might undo that move. >> we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban deal. >> but trump's latest statement made no such threat. >> as president, trump could reverse president obama's cuba policy with the stroke of a pen immediately after taking office. it seems more likely, however, government for concessions on human rights and religious liberty and political prisoners using the threat of withdrawing the obama policy as leverage. meanwhile, president-elect trump and president obama have been speaking regularly over the phone, including a conversation over the weekend that the trump team said lasted 45 minutes. jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. friends and loved ones gathered last night in new orleans to remember the victim of a weekend shooting in the french quarter. gunfire erupted early sunday leaving one man dead .nine other people wounded in the named tourist district. investigators are looking for the gunman who ran from bourbon street. it's believed they are from out of town. syrian government forces are making significant gains in aleppo. thousands of civilians fled the embattled city after the troops took control of six neighborhoods. forces opened a escape route for civilians. it's estimated the rebels have now lost nearly a third of the territory that they once controlled in aleppo. a small liberal arts college in massachusetts has sparked outrage because of its decision to stop flying the american flag. a statement from hampshire college says the flag was removed ten days ago so the school's community could discuss what it represents. the move condemned at a protest yesterday which was organized by veterans. >> this veterans around the whole nation, everybody who fought for this flag. it's more than just a symbol. >> the school says the flag's removal is not a commentary of the presidential election. it's unclear how long the flag pole will remain empty. hampshire college says it will stay that way, quote, for a period of time. certainly going to be a contested conversation there. plenty of things can go wrong on a couple's wedding day. maybe the weather doesn't cooperate or a groomsman enjoys >> here is a couple who made the best of a tough situation. the this is their first dance done right in the middle of a highway in ohio. they were on their way to the reception when they got stuck in traffic. >> an accident had closed the road. eventually they got to their celebration and now they have quite a story to tell about that first dance. i'm glad to know that the road was closed because i don't think it would be a good omen. it's like something borrowed, something blue, stand in the middle of traffic, what do you do. >> i'd be curious to know what the songas was it "boom get out of the way." boom. >> boom. coming up -- >> well, it's romantic. >> the hunt in northern california for two armed suspects on the run. >> yes. they're believed to have been the abductors of the so-called super mom. as we learned new details about her discovery in the early morning hours of thanksgiving badly beaten, but alive. a remarkable story. and the stories are pouring treatment of his people. this morning, we hear from two women who lived through the cuban exile experience who today are proud americans. and find us on facebook, wnnfans.com and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." @abcwnn. you're watching "world news ugh, it's only lunchtime and my cold medicines' wearing off. i'm dragging. yeah, that stuff only lasts a few hours. or, take mucinex. for 12 hours. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? 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"world news now" continues after this from our abc ? so cuba's history has been a complex one, a so cuba's history has been a complex one, a bloody one from the batista regime in the 1950s carrying out widespread torture say was not much better. >> with the death of president fidel castro, stories are servicing of fidel castro's rule including two women who lived through it. >> this is a champagne bottle waited decades to open. a gift from her late father. >> and it was hidden for all those years, open only when fidel dies. fidel castro's death was highly anticipated, wished for, i small part because of the pain when families were forced to split. solsa shares the moment when she, just 8 years old at the time, said good-bye to her father. a political prisoner in cuba. >> they took my father out through the balcony into the street and all i can do was bye, papi. him any more. >> today in florida, she's a county commissioner still struggling with memories of her young life in cuba. >> i couldn't understand why i couldn't say -- express my opinions or why i couldn't say that i believe in god. >> childhood trauma defining a generation. dr. maria gondra, now a psychotherapist, remembers it well. at 11 years old, she left cuba without her parents on what's been dubbed the peter pan flights. those parents sending their kids to america when a bright future couldn't be guaranteed. >> i remember when with i was leaving my house, you know, kissing all my dolls, you know, and saying good-bye to, you know, everybody. it was very -- it was a very -- -- i'm going to start to cry. >> there's a lot of touching stories that have come out of the news of the fidel castro's death. certainly there is a huge generation and those who have been raised here. >> i met so many cubans there who are definitely mourning this morning. so many cubans there who are definitely mourning this morning. cubans there definitely mourning this morning. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 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found that 65% of employers don't have a problem with you shopping while on the job, but most employees don't know that because, of course, employers aren't going to make it a big deal and say go ahead and shop today instead of working tore me. but they don't explain their i.t. policy. so go ahead, enjoy your cyber monday guilt free. >> it is expected, though, like the mass majority of people working today are probably doing some online shopping at the same time. >> of course. of course. >> yeah. >> balance. have you seen frogs that look like princesses? >> i try not to look at frog. okay. not my favorite. >> let me show you this frog. a pretty frog, right? he actually is kind of cute. >> he is very, very cute. so some folks started looking at him and merged him with princess leia. >> that's way too much information. that's going a bit too far. >> and then photo shopped him in some spots and, you know, there, a mem had e is born. >> so were the snails on the original picture? were? or was it photo shop that became beats by dre or -- >> i think those are additions that you have to pay the apple store for. >> all right. okay. moving on to something i like. what really is relaxing is spa time. a facial, maybe a pedi and a mini. you've got this amazing spa amusement park opening up in coasters. i really don't understand that concept. that's a carousel. so you get in the ride, but hot springwater is surrounding you. and the theme of this amusement park came about because enough people on social media watched a youtube video -- >> i don't know about that. >> is that what it was? >> like the splashing over while you're enjoying your ice cream below? >> some people just like to take baths. >> or each other people's dirty bath water. >> no, they flush it maybe, i think. >> take a look at this. you have fellas in a jet back, but they go flying along with this morning on "world news now," recount battle. the president-elect is standing by his claims saying the system is rigged saying millions of votes in the election were phony. green party candidate jill stein raising millions in cash to fund the effort. hear why trump is calling it a scam. partiers on bourbon street as gunshots ring out. the manhunt for the shooter, now under way. and cyber monday. >> holiday shoppers breaking records for huge holiday records online, spending more than $3 billion this weekend. what you need to know this morning to find some of the best bargains. and the big winners last night at the soul train awards, the legendary r&b group that reunited for a special performance and that stole the it's monday, november 28th. ? from abc news, this is "world news now." >> okay. you're looking up drew hill songs. >> yeah. because i just -- >> i'm not going to trigger your memory with some of the songs that cisco was famous for because i don't think a lady needs to be talking about such things. but the fact that drew hill is old school now is what i'm thinking about. technically, it's old school because you don't remember the songs.n your party, like, climax. like you would have been in the clubs at this time. magazine outfit and then -- >> no, it wasn't that long ago. what era are you talking about? it what the in the 2000s. >> okay. teen beat. we'll get to drew hill and why this is a huge deal for them. yeah. but let's talk about bigging news than drew hill. >> the presidential elections and a bit of a recount. donald trump is blasting the efforts going forward in wisconsin and two other battleground states. >> he slammed the recount efforts and the clinton camp. now he's claiming that voter fraud kept him from winning the popular vote. tom llamas has more. >> reporter: president-elect trump who won in the electoral college but lost the popular vote by nearly 2 million sending this sweet, i won the popular vote if you co millions of people who voted illegally. a claim that bears no proof. green party candidate jill stein force ago recount in wisconsin and now hillary clinton's campaign joining the effort, which could expand to michigan and pennsylvania. clinton lost those three straights by just over 100,000 votes. it's unlikely a recount would change that. tainted. >> it's a rigged election, believe me. and we know it's a rigged system. 1.8 million dead people are registered to vote. >> now it's clinton's lawyer who says the campaign has been bombarded with supporters, quote, urging us to do something, anything, to investigate claims that the election results were hacked. team clinton says it's jni the recount to ensure the process proceeds in a manner that is fair to all sides. but they concede their own investigators have not uncovered any actionable evidence of hacking or outside attempts to alter the voting technology. trump says clinton should stand by her own words. >> we must accept this result and then look to the future. donald trump is going to be our >> he calls the recount effort a green party scam to fill up their coughers, adding so much time and money will be spent. same result, sad. >> donald trump is focusing on building his cabinet. the big battle right now, mitt romney versus rudy giuliani. kellyanne conway, trump's campaign manager, coming out hard against romney saying he went out of his way to hurt donald trump during the primary tom llamas, abc news, new york. so far, trump has not repeated the threat he made during the campaign to cancel the diplomatic deal between the u.s. and cuba. trump respond to go castro's statement saying he was a brutal dictator. in contrast, president obama expressed condollans to the castro family and he made no mention of castro's recommend of repressing human rights. and in cuba itself, castro's ashes are going on display today. masses are expected to pay homage to the late leader who >> in cuba, it is the beginning of an era and the official nine days of mourning for fidel castro with the flags flying at half-staff. and churches in havana offering mass and services for a man these people call a revolutionary leader and a champion. castro, who took power in 1959 promising democracy soon jailed and executing opponents sending more than a million cubans into exile. so in had miami, there are chants and cheers among cuban exiles and their families. miami dade commissioner rebecca sosa was just 8 when she fled cuba without her parents who were, at the time, held as political prisoners. very small. >> reporter: but now it's a time to reflect for sosa with this gift from her father. >> open only when fidel dies. >> other cuban americans say they are hopeful change will come, albeit slowly. >> raul castro has things in place. the repression continues. the lack of freedom continues. and so no, it won't be an overnight thing at all. >> reporter: elizabeth h, news, new york. and you know the name elion gonzalez became a bitter symbol of the relationship between the u.s. and cuba when he was just 8 years old. his famed photo showing border patrol agents taking a frightened little boy from his relatives in miami in 2000. he had arrived in florida on a boat full of refugees including his mother, who perished. castro pushed for the child's return to cuba. be like that other like all who start off as fathers. but the difficult thing is for a father to become a friend. >> gonzalez is a member of cuba's ruling communist party. he's a supporter of the 1959 revolution that broadcast castro to power. another controversial leader is honoring fidel castro passing. kim jong un orred three days of mourning and kim released a statement calling castro a comrade and a close friend. back here at home, a wild scene over the weekend. a manhunt is now under way after a deadly shooting in new orleans. one man was killed and nine others were injured in the named morning. none of the people who were shot were believed to be the intended targets. investigators say the two suspects apparently got into an argument and started firing. >> you have some idea of who these guys were. they were not from new orleans. but we will find them. and we will go to the ends of the earth to make sure that we bring them to justice. it is a series of circumstances that people in the united states comfortable with. >> five of the victims have already been released from the hospital. the remaining victims are expected to make a full recovery. >> here is a look at your weather right now. severe storms are heading for the central u.s. today. heavy winds from the great lakes in new england down to the gulf coast. snow in the dakotas and in the western mountains and more rain in the pacific-northwest. >> high temperatures in new york city and minneapolis will be 52. the same chicago and detroit will top off at 49. not bad. >> 49. and los angeles is looking wonderful at 63. 45 in albuquerque. now to some football, shall we? and the broncos and chiefs taking it to the limit last night in denver. things are looking good for the hosts when receiver benny fowler helped put his team up by eight thanks to that 6-yard pass late in the fourth. >> he's got some legs. >> but kansas city tied it up at 24 with a short touchdown pass with a two on-point conversion there. the team traded field goals in overtime. then as the expired kansas city kicker pounced -- >> no, the time was expiring, the time was running off the clock. >> bounced ball off the upright and through giving the chiefs a dramatic 30-27 win as time was expiring. >> yes. don't you hate when we run out of time. they also played football in canada where they they would there was plenty of palm and circumstance before the ottawa red blacks took on the calgary stampeders. >> yes. so calgary was the heavy favorite, but they needed a late comeback to force the game into overtime. that's when ottawa scored a touchdown and then played enough defense to hang >> earlier in the game, one of the referees was right in the middle of the action, being knocked to the ground as players chased a fumble. oh with, no! ooh, get out of the way. ooh, get out of the way. he was okay. that's good to hear. >> good. and they celebrated fine and now there's going to be massive demonstration and protests and celebration -- not protests. >> no, party. >> this is canada's gray cup. >> yes. >> with can we just be -- >> down the streets of -- no, they'll be happy about it. >> happy. yes. hunters are already breaking records online for cyber monday. the big deals that are already going on and what you need to know about your browser history to catch the deepest discounts. >> you have my curiosity peaked. and the emotional interview with lady gaga. what she said over the weekend that brought her to tears coming up in "the skinny." you're watching worlds news now. >> "world news now" weather brought to you by unitedhealthcare. brought to you by united health care. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. 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? skinny so sinny ? we love the music. time now for "the skinny" start, last night's big winners at this year's soul train awards. >> you've got to do the long soul train. >> i think you sounded great. beyonce scored four awards. >> you sounded just like beyonce. >> beyonce scored four awards including video album and song of the year and best r&b soul singer. neither artist was there to accept their awards. >> that sucks. the group that was there bringing down the house, the mega reunion of drew hill performing a medley of their greatest hits. ? my friends keep telling me about things going on but deep in my heart ? >> how do you not remember this song? >> i don't remember this song. >> geez. >> i think i woke up once cisco went solo. >> i remember when he did that. drew hill also officially releasing their first new single on victims of police brutality and a message about how we all need to come together to change the world. it's kind of exciting that cisco is back. >> yeah. >> got the moves back. >> more thong, thong, thong. >> i didn't want to go there but yeah. >> it's a great song. >> it's a word. it's a thing. next, lady gaga getting emotional. >> the six-time grammy award winner talking about everything from her break up to drawbacks of fame. >> she broke down into tears when she discussed the payrolls perils of celebrity. >> i miss -- i miss people. sorry. >> here you go. >> i miss people. >> just having normal conversations with people? >> yeah, i miss people. i miss, you know, going anywhere and meeting a random person and saying hi and having a conversation about life. >> it's kind of tough to have those conversations when you're wearing a meat dress, i guess. >> i mean, she has really backed away from the meat dress since this had year. and even more recently since the break up, i think she's want to go be known more as stephanie. still, gaga says despite all the awards in the world and all the fame, there's nothing like making your parents and your family proud of you. >> yeah. >> she will at the super bowl. >> it's nice to see her telling her story. up next, getting to show - redo. getting the to know the droid that goes rogue in "rogue one." >> lucas film our parent company of disney has released a new trailer for its upcoming stand alone film giving us another glimpse of k-2so and enforces droid programmed to service the alliance. >> the imperial forces are converging on our present >> take hold of this moment. >> the force is strong. >> tell me you have a back up plan. >> rogue one" a star wars story hits theaters friday, december 16th. finally, what better way to wrap up "the skinny" than tom hanks talking about his rare end. it happened where else but during a live television show in britain where he told the graham norton show that he still can't get over how his butt looked 22 years ago in "forrest gump." >> he said he had been working out quite a bit and said his buttocks were firm as the ten hens. >> hank said his wife still reacts in the scene when forest was running down the country lane. >> hanks he admits his butt has as he says it was a beautiful thing to behold. admits his butt transformed but back in the day as he says it was a beautiful thing to behold. as he says it was a beautiful thing to behold. strengthens bo. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better at strengthening the outside than colgate total. crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my whole mouth feel amazing. advance to healthier gums and stronger teeth from day one. happy anniversary dinner, darlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? 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afterwards, american tourism in cuba forever transformed. >> the progress that we mark today is yet another demonstration that we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. if something isn't working, we can and will change. >> in may of this year, a carnival cruise liner docked in cuba, the first commercial flight arriving since 1962. island and filling up hotels with record bookings. on my trip to cuba this past may, i ran into several american tourists. >> now the americans are here, the tourism is here. >> reporter: an influx of visitors bringing much-needed income to the tourist industry, a big difference from my first visit 20 years ago. i first came to cuba 19 years ago and at that time this area, old havana, was in disrepair and two years later came back and it was being restored. now 19 years later, old havana has been pretty much restored to its centuries--old splendor. >> president obama was the first sitting president to visit cuba since 1928. major league baseball holding a preseason game there last march, the first time since 1999. and that same month, rock strutting in front of a huge crowd, many of whom had to listen to their favorite rock bands behind closed doors. >> he's brilliant. it's a very historical thing. >> reporter: that's a lot of change i once frozen in time for half a century and mostly forgotten with by american travelers until now. >> so for now you can still travel but there are still somewhat of a restriction why you are going and it could all change with president-elect trump if he decides to over turn that. >> see which direction he does. i do think had it helps his policy now that fidel castro has passed away. if you get a chance to go, do, it's a beautiful country. i was there four years ago, before the president started making his moves. some great cigars, this music good morning to you. i'm adrienne bankert in for diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top stories we're following right now. twitter tirade, president-elect trump fires angry tweets marked by recount efforts in three battleground states. donald trump again raising allegations of voter fraud straight ahead. a manhunt under way in french quarter in new orleans one guyed nine others innocent bystanders injured not the intended targets. california authorities are now looking into the past relationships of a california mom who went missing for three weeks. sherri papini was found thanksgiving morning near sacramento chained and heavily battered. and in the nfl, the league kansas city goes to the mile high city and gives denver the boot. the chiefs squeeze out, come-from-behind win in overtime. those are some of our top stories on this monday, november 28th, 2016. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> good monday morning everyone. just when you thought the elections are all over with, we're still talking about it. >> oh, yeah. >> especially donald trump who we o outburst. he was set off by a push to recount votes in several key states. >> it's important to note that a lot of people think trump is justified in going off on twitter, especially kellyanne conway, trump's former campaign adviser, and she's saying some people are sore losers. he continues to fill meetings as he continues to fill his cabinet. millions of people had voted illegally without having any evidence to support his claims which kept him from winning the popular vote, he says. abc's gloria riviera has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump and his staff blasting a vote recount in wisconsin. >> it's a total waste of everybody's time. >> green party candidate jill stein started the effort last week. there were lots of hacksak place around this election. >> and hillary clinton's team joining the fray. those announcements triggering a tweet storm from donald trump. the president-elect firing off seven tweets in 70 minutes, nearly all aimed at clinton. her general counsel says litton staffers intend to ensure fair elections. >> it's a legal right. not a big deal. i don't think anybody thinks there's going to be profound changes. >> reporter: trump had been widely criticized for stoking fears about the election's integrity. >> it's a rigged election, believe me. >> it is ridiculous. this is a fund-raising notoriety driven fraud by a person who won 33,000 votes in wisconsin. >> i don't know why they're so nervous. they're so jittery. no recount. no recount. whatever you do, don't do a recount. just calm down. if you think you won, the recount will show the same thing. >> another member of trump's team is also under attack, kellyanne conway, senior adviser, taking aim at mitt romney who was up for secretary of state. >> he went out of the way to hurt donald trump. he gave two speeches on this calendar year and they were both about donald trump. >> romney was trump's harshest critics and some feeling betrayed he could be in the new administration. >> this is trump's party now. and he won states that mitt romney lost. i don't think a cost for admission for party unity has to be the secretary of state's position. >> there's an important vote coming up this week in congress, wednesday house democrats decide whether to keep california nancy she's face ago challenge from ohio's tim ryan. he says the party needs a new messenger after failing control of the chamber and losing control of the white house. the congress is looking to push $6.38 billion policy for new research and would send funding to the fda and national institution for health to approve new drugs and medical de now to the death of former cuban leader fidel castro. word of the former dictate he her's pat passing at the age of 90 sparked scenes of celebration in little havana. police were forced to close off the streets in the area over the weekend amid the celebrations. cuba itself has been seen as a somber place ever since castro's country on sunday as a nine-day period of official mourning gets under way. castro's ashes are going to be on display today in havana's revolution plaza and massive crowds are expecting to be there. the government has banned everything from live music to alcohol sales for the duration of the mourning period. the first commercial flights from the u.s. to havana are scheduled to land today. it's one of the most recent examples of the warming of relations initiated by president obama between the u.s. and cuba. abc's jim avala is there this morning. on the porches of havana. bars and nightclubs closed until after the funerals. the visitors have noticed. >> missing all of the music which we know is part of the culture. >> reporter: tourism up 12% in the first half of this year. monday american airlines flies in and delta and bringing total number of direct flights to more than 100. fidel's death unlikely to cool the warming relationship between the u.s. and cuba, but the freeze could come from the north if president-elect donald trump follows through on that campaign warning. >> we will cancel obama's one-sided cuban deal made by executive order if we do not get the deal we want and the deal that people living in cuba and here deserve. >> reporter: this havana family watching special programming on cuban they say they are on alert because of trump's hard-line statements. jim avala, abc news, havana. as cubans wait to see how donald trump will proceed with diplomatic ties, we're learning that he's been in regular contact with president obama. senior trump adviser kellyanne conway say trump and the president have been speaking regularly on a number of issues. information on the content of the calls, but said they last spoke saturday for about 45 minutes. one subject which can may not have come up between the two men was the unexpected renaming of trump tower. someone trolling google maps over the weekend managed to change the name of president-elect's home to dump tower. you can only see it when you are angle. at another angle, the name was changed to russian characters. a search is under way for two inmate who's escaped from the santa clara county jail. officials expect the $20,000 reward now being offered will provide some leads. here is abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: two fugitives described as cops as dangerous are on the run after a daring jail break in san jose, california. abc news getting an exclusive look inside their cell. strong. that's why i'm surprised they were able to cut through it. >> reporter: these are the bars left behind by chavez and campbell. group of four inmate who's orchestrated a get away, tieing together blankets and bed sheets left dangling alongside the building >> you can see where the bars . are missing and you can see they cut one of the horizontal out and the window is still anging there. >> reporter: the other two prisoners quickly captured by deputies patrolling the area but chavez and campbell have evaded the massive search for three days. the window now boarded up, empty. but the night of the escape, only four tries to get away the >> if there were 20 people cutting the bars you know other people had to know. >> reporter: but investigators say no one is talking, offering no details on the escape plan. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. turning now to weather and a rare november tornado touching down near red cloud, nebraska. yesterday the twister was 41 years to have formed in that state after thanksgiving. the tornado damaged farm buildings after touching down in a wooded area north of that town. skiers and snowboarders took advantage of several inches of fresh powder in the southern california mountains. this is at resorts like bear mountain. and then, this morning, they can return to work in los angeles in short sleeves. not bad. that's why we love california. >> very nice, yes. well, somebody in tennessee has a powerball lottery ticket worth almost $421 million. holler. state lottery officials say the winning ticket sold in no one has stepped forward to claim the prize yet. it's the second largest for a tennessee lottery. the biggest sold in january. let's give respect to a young man in texas who used his own celebration to do good for so many others. >> so his name is drew frank and he has a passion for sneakers. frank just celebrated his bar mitzvah and turned it into a fund-raiser. >> he brought in more than $25,000 in donations and he gave it all to a charity which purchased 800 pairs of sneakers for elementary school children in need. >> my friends are very supportive of this and at my sneaker give away, they all came and they helped me out. i got donations from my bar mitzvah to pay for all these. the smiles on their faces were amazing when i gave it to them. >> the money was also used to socks. he happens to love the shoes himself. he had sneaker center pieces, huge nike ice cultures and an edible high top cake. coming of age and being a generous young man. that's very cool. >> i hope he got some good kicks, as well, for his bar mitzvah. >> i'm sure he's not wanting. yes. coming up bargain hunters already breaking records on this cyber monday. it's a blow out for retailers it's also a boone for fraudsters. darn those fraudsters. what you need to know before you drag and click on those cyber door busters. and reliving the golden girl through a puppet show. we'll take it. we'll meet the man behind the magic. but first, take a look at today's temperatures. "world news now" weather (achoo!) you can pick up the flu from surfaces for up to 48 hours. it's like having a sick family member in your home. but lysol kills 99.9% of germs including 8 cold and flu viruses. to help protect your home lysol that. i had frequent heartburn, but...my doctor recommended prilosec otc 7 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero heartburn, it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10 straight years, and it's still recommended today. you'd think they were paying people to take these towels at a walmart in bainbridge. one woman even took a dive into the box seek ago bargain. >> what is wrong? >> overall, traffic in some stores online and in store was up, but the average shopper spent a little bit less, down 3.5% to just under $300. >> i just don't understand. i've never done black friday shopping. i've reported on it, but not participated in the jumping into the bats of on stuff >> i can't get into that. >> no. more people shopping joan line than in stores and more people will follow today in cyber monday. >> and while millions of bargain hunters let their fingers do the hunting on dragging and clicking their way to deep discounts, deep in the background are plenty of fraudsters who were lurking. >> with so many customers shopping online spending billions of dollars, it's only natural that con artists are there, as well.

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