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fox's laura ingle has more on how to handle the stressors you may feel from the messages of the campaign. >>> for many of us the race cannot be soon enough. the exchange is causing a ripple effect with psychologists saying the stress of the election is getting to them. >> there is a lot of fear that's involved in the political process and it has been going on for the better part of the last two years. this process is invoking a lot of fear and resentment and irritability that is masking anxiety and powerlessness. >>> they have joined the term election stress disorder while uniquely american it can cause trouble if you let it. the polarizing figures we're dealing with will affect the stress centers the which is the emotional center and that really affects chemistry and physiology. >> they did a study where they come at one in four feel less productive at work because of the political discussions that are happening in the work place. >> an association survey that 52% of adults are stressing over the election. >> hankty is running high, emotions are very inpence. and everything will look to

i'm laura ingles, in for harris faulkner. thanks for watching. kennedy starts right now. -- killing kennedy starts right now. >>> i'm chris wallace. the death of fidel castro ignites a new debate of u.s. relations with cuba. today, the live reports on the celebration in miami. the mourning in havana. and whether donald trump will follow through on the campaign promise to undo efforts by president obama to bring the two nations closer. we'll discuss the breaking news with president-elect trump's new white house chief of staff reince priebus. it's a fox news sunday exclusive. >>> then, we'll ask our sunday panel about the latest on the trump transition. the battle over who he'll choose for

laura ingle has more. >> the tournament has been going on a nail biting three weeks which now heads to this last do or die match. it has gathered crowds here in manhattan and online. over 6 million people logging on, paying to watch these two master players go head-to-head for the world's top chess title. 25-year-old from norway. he's the highest ranked player in the history of the game. he's being challenged by a russian. it's taking place in the u.s. for the first time in the u.s. since 1999. pass most of the 12 matches have ended in a draw, there is another air of suspense. the political backdrop of these players. the russian is a vocal supporter of vladimir putin. and the british newspaper reported that he hired people to protect him from hackers who may have been able to spy on his coaching prep. yesterday's 12th game ended in a draw after 30 moves in 3 minutes. carlson talked about the anticipation level. >> we made a draw. that's about it. i apologize to fans who might have wanted a longer game. but it was not to be today. reporter: cool as a cucumber. that will make tomorrow th

laura ingle live in lower manhattan. what an interesting assignment you have this week. >> we are live right now. we are in lower manhattan and here it is. this is considered the super bowl of chess. not only will one of these two players walk away with the title of world's best chess player today. but they will share the purse of a little over a million dollars. the excitement has been building for nearly 3 weeks as these two players. they are the world chapel yums of norway and russia. it ended in 10 draws, one win each. talk about anticipation. chess enthusiasts know matches can last a long time. but today's games are littled to one hour each and could take as little as 20 minutes. there is a political backdrop to all this drama. one is a vocal supporter of vladimir putin and russia's annexation of crimea. a newspaper reported that the norwegian hired a company to protect him from hackers. the two men are the youngest to meet up for the world championship that's being held for the first time here in new york in 21 yea

thaa could be campaign manager mer kellyanne conway or even fox f news contributor laura ingle.. >> maybe but this is always the d.c. parlor game. game. bite yesterday when asked aboutt recent trump appointments.oint >> i think it will be importantt for him to -- to have the room, to staff up, to figure out whatw his priorities are, to be able to distinguish between what heuh was campaigning on and what is practical.ac what he can actually a chief.cal >> reporter: the trumply team im certainly in a rush to start tos filling some of these positionss and some of these postshe p especially cabinet secretarie require senate confirmation anda that takes some time to for. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >> that's a lot of work he's got to get done in short period ofio time. >> really as i was watching thai the only person that can w realy understand is president obama. o he's the only one. the one that's done it and it ad mean it's in the current job and knows how important it is tow im surround yourself with the righr people.op so if you're listening to anyin advice, his might be the be

laura: en inglÉs como se dirÍa? no existe una palabra... la gozadera, es la gozadera y ya no quieran cambiarla. karla: cual es la navidad para ustedes que mÁs recuerdan.. cantante: nosotros en cuba, nunca hemos tenido la cultura de la navidad. los cubanos de por si somos alegres y casi siempre celebramos en todo momento... pero los dÍas que todo mundo festeja la navidad estamos trabajando, pero el aÑo antepasado la pasamos bien. karla: se estÁn riendo por algo. dÓnde estuvieron? cantante: tÚ sabes que gente de zona es un grupo grande... no alcanzÓ la comida. cantante: imagÍnate, tuvimos que pedir pizza. alan: el regalo que yo creo que recibieron estos niÑos... y aquÍ estÁn con nosotros acompaÑÁndonos de parte de ustedes. [ aplausos [ maity: esta noche tambiÉn van a estar. llevar alguna beca, de 10.000 $, computadoras y van a estar esta noche en los latin grammy. alan: ellos son el futuro! cantante: yo no tuve la oportunidad de estudiar mÚsica... sin embargo trabajo con este negrito que es graduado de una universidad, es percu

alan: en espaÑol y en inglÉs. tambiÉn estÁs moviÉndote, innovando. laura pausini: es que la cosa nueva es el estilo, como frank sinatra, estilo de navidad. karla: ¿cÓmo fue grabar con toda la familia? laura pausini: divino. es el teatro de mi pueblo. immolafue famosa aÑos atrÁs, porque estaba la fÓrmula uno. mis padres viven en la campaÑa de sociedad. -- esa ciudad. karla: buen vino por ahÍ. alan: se ve espectacular. laura pausini: espero que les guste. alan: oye, seguimos platicando con ella, porque tenemos muchas cosas que platicar de los latin grammy. la verdad que es un placer estar con laura pausini. hay que comprarlo. ¿cuÁndo sale a la venta? laura pausini: hoy. dos horas atrÁs. ahora mismo. por favor, en amazon y itunes, go! alan: y yo, como soy codo, ya lo tengo. karla: vamos a un mensaje de nuestras afiliadas. ana patricia: sÍguenos en todas nuestras redes sociales. te esperamos en facebook, instagram y twitter. busca nuestras cuentas oficiales y disfruta con "despierta amÉrica", donde hay ayuda, actualidad y alegrÍa. alan: y ap