policy toward cuba. i just want to make sure that those changes are reciprocal, that they're reciprocated by the cuban government. that was not part of what president obama did. and i want to make sure they're the kinds of things that help create a pathway toward democracy in cuba because while fidel castro was 90 years old his brother's 85. there is going to be a generational leadership change in cuba over the next five to foreign policy toward cuba incentivizes and makes it easier for there to be a democratic transition. >>> when the "overnigh i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. ?living well? rise above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20% better comfort from one tiny, mighty pill... get move free ultra, and enjoy living well. ? r

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father of cuba. for nearly 50 years, fidel castro's booming voice echoed throughout the plaza as he delivered impassioned speeches meant to rally supporters. now, it's strangely quiet. as thousands upon thousands say farewell. inside, some mourners wept as they walked by photographs of ro flanked by his military medals, flowers, and guards. his ashes lay in a private room. out of the public's view. norma diaz was too emotional to talk. that is until we asked how the world will view her weepng over a man many consider a brutal dictator? >> translator: let them tell the story they know, she says. we can only tell the story we know here. he was always with the people. angel cortez dismissed sell -- celebrations by cuban exiles what do you say to them? >> translator: that they're insensitive, he says, that hey have no feelings. >> reporter: if it is any indication of castro's stature here, some people have deemed this event a commemoration of the "physical departure of their leader." charlie, they rarely

will change when there is a change in cuba. castro's leaving this earth will not bring this about. >> are you encouraged by the death? >> not going to change anything. >> changes nothing for you. >> i think so. castro is gone. his brother is still there. i don't think his brother is as strong as he was. >> reporter: the four came to america as part of operation pedro >> they put us in a plane. they didn't know what was going to happen. >> reporter: in 1960, the year after castro seized power, thousands of cuban parents sent their kids to america. the four were 16, 13, 6, and 9 at the time. their parents later joined them in the u.s. >> none of you have been back? >> no. >> why haven't you gone back? >> i am not ready. what we underwent. even my own children, they really don't understand. it made us very strong. i am eternally grateful to my parents for putting me on that plane. >>> the cuban-americans david spock spoke to may have no intention of going back to cuba. a lot of other people do. jetblue kicked off their flights to

deal to reopen relations with cuba. he says it failed to address human rights abuses here and is hopeful president elect trump >> you need to pressure the regime for that, you cannot give them the opportunity to decide if they are going to do or not. >> you think trump would do that? >> i think so. >> reporter: not all cubans feel that way. the society is slowly opening up. interaction with the u.s. is generally welcome here. economic opportunity could be the strongest catalyst for cubans to turn the page. from the castro era. >> he is part of the past. we need to pass over him. we need to pass over his name. we need to pass over his legacy. communist legacy. >> reporter: do you see a free election happening here, say in your lifetime? >> yeah, for sure, for sure. i am optimistic. >> reporter: you do? that will not be easy, judging by this crowd. norah, tens, perhaps, hundreds of thousands of cubans have gathered here at revolution square. joining heads of state for a massive tribute to their late leader. >> thank you.

>> announcer: the preceding was a paid advertisement for everstrong, brought to you by >>> cuba's farewell to fidel castro. we're in havana as the island nation begins a week of rallies and tributes to its father figure. but here in the u.s. some cuban americans say history will not absolve the man they call a brutal d him. history will condemn him. >>> also tonight, president-elect trump slams election recount efforts as a scam. >>> the young victims of the chattanooga school bus tragedy are laid to rest. concerns were raised about the driver weeks ago. >>> and the online holiday shopping rush is on. could cyber monday shatter an internet sales record? >> it's going to be a very strong cyber monday.