and i know the ones that commissioner bratten has continued.bratten did in l.a. in fact, he's the one who originally used his term precursors of terrorism, which means he is trains his police officers specifically in looking for terrorists. so i'm comfortable with new york. i'm comfortable with some other cities. i'm not comfortable with the country as a whole. i think our police departments need -- all need that kind of training. because i'm afraid this new approach is not going to just be major cities. i think this new approach is -- i think they've realized they can shock us pretty well if they hit us in chattanooga, if they hit us in someplace else. and those police officers need that kind of training. >> rudy giuliani thanks very much. >> thanks wolf. >>> just ahead, have republicans accepted defeat on the iran nuclear deal? we're going to have a revealing interview with the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. >>> more on the dramatic surveillance video of that sting operation gone very wrong. this is former tennis star accepting the n

bratten, the biggest security endeavor in the history of new york city. bill bratton, shake hands with the pope. >> and father malone, i mean, you have to marvel, you know, talking about the pope's ageing, he's ageing, his health, he has a sciatic problem he deals with, but you also have to marvel at the incredible energy that he has, i would think any 30-year-old would have a tough time sustaining the day he had. >> i'm actually having a hard time keeping up with it, i understand that concern entirely, if he were an introverted person and encounters with a lot of people drew energy out of him, it really would be a problem, but he's just the opposite. >> you had mentioned, it someone told you, you're going to be, father, giving a speech to congress, you wouldn't have that kind of energy, let's lins in -- listen to that crowd, pope francis, first visit for him to st. patty's. [ cheers and applause ] >> he's up the way. that is the secret service agent on the bottom right, see that little girl, yesterday brought her to greet the pope and he kissed her, and

both william bratten and mayor bill deblasio apologized. >> that's nice, but there's 5 civilian complaintss well. i'm sure those 5 people haven't gotten a call. there needs to be a an act of apology to all of the people that don't have the same stature i have. >>> a fire in lake county continues to burn out of control, scorching thousands of acres. coming up next, we'll have an update. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome to the moment no one's been waiting for. the fastest internet and the best tv experience is already here with x1. only from xfinity. [is the staying awake part...t challeng( gun shot )your day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save. through sunday, during mattress price wars, save up t

. >> now police commissioner bill bratten says there are no specifically identified threats ahead of any of the events this week. he also said that law enforcement will benefit from the many experiences watching the world. >>> and back to cuba now where the pope's meeting with fidel castro was informal and low key. >> but pope francis began his first day in the island nation by holding this mass before a huge crowd in the heart of political cuba and urging people to surve their brothers and sisters especially the most vulnerable vulnerable. >> we have a local reporter there on the ground today. she attended today's big mass. >> reporter: it has been a busy day for pope francis. the morning mass, as you mentioned, in about a half hour, pope francis heads to the cultural center here in havana. he is expected to meet with a group of young people who are anxiously awaiting meeting him. there is an evening celebration at the havana cathedral this was private service for priests, seminarns and other leaders. it is a beautiful service and some of the people that you see here in the cathedra

. >> reporter: commissioner bratten says the security plan is truly unprecedented for the department. they are working with the fbi and secret service and also working closely with the police departments in washington, d.c. and philadelphia, as well, as part of this operation. reporting live this afternoon from columbus circle, janelle burrell, cbs2 news. >> janelle, thank you very much. >>> a live look right now. the plane is on the tarmac ready for departure. pope francis is on the plane leaving cuba for washington, d.c. it is a story, of course, we are continuing to follow when the pope does arrive in greeted at the tarmac by the president. >> and he will receive a special trip from a long time friend when he arrives from new york. a silversmith from china donated this charm, it has red, white and blue jewels and a design inspired by saint patrick cathedral. >> it is all american silver from our citizens, representing the simplest and humblest citizen of the united states. >> the artist is excited to see the pope that officiated in his wedding and baptized his daughter in argentina

. >> reporter: commissioner bratten addressed his allegations of excessive force. >> immediately he -- i investigation. >> reporter: we saw detectives walking into the blake says he's hoping these cameras captured the scene and nypd. hear from them? >> reporter: blake retired in 2013 after a successful tennis career. several aspiring tennis pros outside the hyatt tonight couldn't believe she was subjected to this case of mistaken identity by the nypd. >> he's the best player out there. >> what do you think about the fact that this happened to him? >> yeah, it's a disgrace. >> reporter: and james blake is planning a press conference for tomorrow to address the scarred. >>> a cream spree in northern new jersey ends with a stolen car smashing into a store. along the way, a half dozen victims including one whose name you might recognize. >> reporter: staples, stitches, blood on his shoes. one of the first victims of an incredible spree of violence allegedly committed by 35-year- old quadree frazier. >> he created some serious havoc in this area in an hour. >> reporter: he was staying on t

. >> reporter: commissioner bratten says race was not a factor. >> the rush to put a race tag on it, i'm sorry, that's not involved in this incident at all. >> reporter: the officer on modified duty, gun and badge taken away while james blake says he hopes the surveillance video becomes public soon. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> the fda is launching what it calls the most sweeping overhaul of our food safety system in more than a century and it comes after a string of deaths linked to contamination in the kind of foods any one of us could have picked up from the supermarket. we get details from ann thompson. >> reporter: blue bell ice cream recalled for listeria and a ceo of a peanut contamination with a salmonella outbreak that sickened people in 46 states. two of the deadly food poisoning driving today's sweeping new federal safety rules. what do these changes mean for consumers? >> there will be fewer recalls and also fewer illnesses. they can be more comfortable in buying food and serving it to their family because they won't get sick. >> reporter: instead of reacting to

. >> earlier this afternoon police commissioner bill bratten called blake on the phone and apologized and blake said in a statement that while he accepts the apology he wants to make sure the police department is aware he will not be satisfied until the officers involved are held accountable. >> i was held for about 15 minutes. about five or ten minutes in i said i'm scared. >> reporter: former tennis pro told robin roberts he wants answers. >> i think most cops are doing a great job of keeping us safe. when you police you need to be held accountable. >> reporter: according to police the incident is under investigation. >> i will be interested as well as the mayor to talk with him to extend my apologies for the incident which he found himself involved in. >> reporter: it happened in broad day light. blake says he was waiting for a ride to the u.s. open outside new york city's grand hyet hotel when he was tackled and handcuffed. the former top ten player who made his mark during the 2005 u.s. open making it clear this may not have been about race but says the officers went too far. >>

the police commissioner bill bratten says everyone should feel safe, that the nypd is constantly on alert. the commission admits the nature of the threat has morphed from al qaeda inspired attacks to lone wolves, which can be more difficult to track. >> no doubt. rick, thank you so much. >>> one of the things politicians are talking about, right? security. well, vice president joe biden here in new york city delivering remarks at the intrepid sea, air and space museum. he appeared last night on "the late show" where he talked about the perfect of entering the race himself for president. >> look, i don't think any man or woman should run for president unless, number one, they know exactly why they would want to be president and, two, they can look at the folks out there and say, i promise you, you have my whole heart, my whole soul, my energy and my passion to do this. i would be lying if i said that i knew i was there. >> bret baier is a guest on "the real story" today. it was hard to watch the interview, bret. it seemed incredibly genuine. do you think he will actually get in? >> it was

a law enforcement source tells cnn that just a short time ago the commissioner, bill bratten, spoke byy. blake, by the way, once ranked number four in the world, was outside his hotel in new york city on his way to the u.s. open, when he was slammed to the ground. he described what happened on abc's go"good morning america." >> they picked me up and body slammed me, put me on the ground, told me to turn over and shut my mouth and put the cuffs on me. and i told them the first words out of my mouth were "i'm going to 100% cooperate, i don't want any incident." i had my credential for the u.s. open in my back pocket. "please, check that, you can tell that i'm a former player, it's a final eight badge, it means i did pretty well at the u.s. open, i'd like to clear my name." i told him that and he wasn't having any. "we'll see, we're running your license, we'll figure it out." >> i said, "you're running my license, the worst you'll find is a speeding ticket." >> jeffrey toobin, former federal prosecutor, cnn analyst sunny hostin, our anchor don lemon. don, he was simply waiting for a car t

. >> reporter: both new york mayor bill de blasio and william bratten have apologized and agreed to meetion i'm in. i also talked to a lot of people in the last few days who had similar situations happen to them. they need to be apologized to. >> reporter: he's considering a lawsuit if changes aren't made. >> this happened to me, it can happen to anyone. and we can't let that keep happening. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> let's bring in msnbc national correspondent joy reed, author of the newly published book "fracture." joy, is this emblematic, do you think this situation, the relationship between african-americans and police in much of this country? >> yeah, absolutely. this is something that african-americans have come to see far too often, with no accountability. "the new york times" is reporting there were seven civilian review board complaints against the same officer. but nothing actually gets done, doesn't get put on modified duty until a famous -- he's got civil cases pending. multiple complaints. he's still allowed to do plain clothes duty. and not until

the pope greeting i think that is police commissioner bratten. look at the follow on vehicles. you have at least one ambulance. you have vips coming with him, members of the clergy, of course. tons and tons of security. now the pope is visible with the cro crowd. >> riding shotgun as it were. >> there is a big handle bar for the pope to steady himself and a white leather seat with the vatican seal on it. how is his spanish? >> it's okay. he had been working on it. curious to see obviously his presence here will effect our country and effect our church, but how the experience will effect the pope. he saw america very much from the outside. first time ever in his life. to see the vibrancy of the american church close up i'm curious to see how it effects his own thinking about this country and about the church here. >> i just find myself wanting to book his next trip. i so badly want him to see the grand canyon and california coast line and the badlands and detroit and chicago and florida and new orleans and on and on and on. >> many wonder why he wasn't canonizing junipero serra

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