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. >> reporter: city councilwoman maria cabrera is ticked off.e watched her tell neighbors about her proposal to have police have more leeway here. she has her sights set on a couple local trouble spots where the little crimes often lead to bigger ones. >> it's not fair to you to have you. i'm shutting that down. i'm telling you that right now. >> reporter: some of the stleets have plenty of well-maintained homes where families follow the rules but the problem is, just a couple doors down you have spots like this one, houses with boarded up windows, maria cabrera lives in this neighborhood. she says spots like this one are huge magnets for trouble. >> that's where they hide their drugs. >> reporter: neighbors hope her plan works. >> until they clean up the city, you have to keep your kids in the house. >> reporter: in wilmington, tim pu furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> rocky the bobcat has a new home tonight. >> it should be an end to the tortured history of this case. >> this morning in stafrtd township, municipal court, ginny fine gave up ownership of

maria cabrera is proposing that police have more leeway in issuing quality of life citations at those homes. if officers are called to a house for a fight or a noise complaint, they can fine the resident or the property owner. >> it's not fair to you to have the rest of this crap around you, and i'm shutting this down. i'm telling you that right now. >> cabrera is targeting a couple trouble spots where she says the little crimes often lead to bigger ones. neighbors there hope that they are plan works. >>> want to escape to warmer weather? who doesn't? we're about to approach the official start of winter this weekend. frontier airlines will help you get there from philadelphia international airport. starting today, the airline has new nonstop service to miami, orlando and tampa. flights begin to mexico tomorrow. all we need is our ticket, right? >>> if you're going to be on the roads especially this week when we get to the holidays, definitely watch your speed going through the e-z pass lanes in pa. pennsylvania is one of the states that issues a warning to drivers going too fast throu

michelle caruso-cabrera is in havana. >> reporter: here in cuba, a muted reaction to the announcement made simultaneously by president obama in u.s. and the leader, raul castro. here we won't see major rallies where thousands bust in across the country. the city center, listened to hours worth of speeches, something perhaps would have seen in the past. but we did see last night, a small celebration by university students who were pro-government and were happy about the return of cuban spies who had been in prison in the united states. cubans here telling me today that they're hoping that the changes announced will lead to a better economy in cuba. it desperately needs it. it's been devastated by socialist policies and almost complete control of the economy by the government. they're also hoping that it means families won't be so divided like they have in the past by this policy. many cubans escaped to get to the united states over the decades and the changes announced yesterday they hope to see family members more easily and more often. for "nightly business report," michelle caruso-c

michelle caruso-cabrera has more. >> reporter: the u.s. will establish diplomatic relations with cuba for the first time since the '60s and reestablish an embassy in havana. while today's announcement doesn't end the travel ban completely, travel licenses will be much easier to obtain for family visits and educational and religious activities. u.s. businesses will be able to open certain kinds of financial accounts in cuba's banks. in order to make it easier to process authorized types of transactions. u.s. credit cards and debit cards will be permitted for the first time for u.s. travelers going to cuba. the u.s. will also allow the exporter eer telecommunication equipment in cuba. and rallied on the announcement on the anticipation that there will be increased tourism into the country. many investors told us today they don't think these steps alone are enough to invest directly into the island due to the lack of rule of law and the cuba government controls 80% of the country's economy would not provide strong enough government to ensure

"nightly business report," michelle caruso-cabrera, havana, cuba. >>> kar max surged today. that's where we begin the focus. the nation's largest used sale top estimates, car max said easier availability of credit and more dealership traffic help to rev up sales. up to $67.32. shares of finish line went the other way after lowering earnings outlook for the year and say it would cut spending. the sports apparel margin for the forecast because the company had to use discounts to drive sales of items like shoes for running and basketball. the stock plunged 19% to $23.35. >>> you won't believe what city group believes instagram is worth. they value at $35 billion. just about two years ago, facebook bought the company for about $700 million. according to city, instagram is now worth about 49 times what facebook paid for. just like my investment. shares of facebook popped almost 2% to $79.88. investors bought up shares of juneau they airapeuticstherapeu. raising more than $260 million. shares soared closing at $35. that's a move of more than 45%. the cyber attack on a retailer the

michelle caruso cabrera is at headquarters. and john is at headquarters. want toet up what we're about to here. >> since john f. kennedy's administration when this embargo was put in place and the president is using his executive action to reverse it. it will require congress to lift the embargo and as we heard in the last hour that's going to be difficult any time soon. >> the white house as you know in their statement, decades of isolation have failed to accomplish our objection of establishing emergence of a democratic prosperous and a stable cuba. michelle, john mentions some of the critics today. senator rubio was on air about an hour ago. menendez saying not only is there a symmetry in this deal, meaning the president is a bad negotiator but there is very little to go on the that cuba will change its ways. >> remember the embargo to be lifted would have to be lifted by congress. the president can't do it. the requirements within the embargo are that the castro brothers have to be gone. that all

here's ana cabrera. >> sir, i don't know. i swear to god. i don't know.erything i love, you can give me a lie detector test and everything. >> reporter: just newly released video from the interrogation room. rodney kurt grills tasha thomas, the girlfriend of john crawford iii. it's just minutes after police opened fire killing crawford inside an ohio walmart. >> why would he have a gun in the walmart? >> i don't know. >> reporter: this is the incident all caught on camera, surveillance video on august 5th shows crawford wandering the aisles, talking on the phone and carrying what looks like a rifle. a concerned customer called 9-1-1 and police responded. >> holding a gun. pointing it. >> i'm in the walmart. did you say he's pointing it at people? >> affirmative, no. >> reporter: crawford's family argues crawford never had a chance. the video shows he had back to police and was on the phone when they approached and the officers opened fire just one second after they confronted crawford. >> one of these is a real gun and one was the gun crawford was carryin

ivan cabrera is here to discuss that.t's welcomed. >> and the lines at the airport will be an issue here. i think they will have delays with that, of course. >> will you start off with a bad note? a positive note -- >> the positive thing they're getting rainfall. we have the dark lining here as usual here. let's go to the boards and show you what's going to happen with california and this low, this upper low that will park itself to the west here. errol, what it'll do, pull this ribbon of moisture coming right from the tropics and that is going to be resulting in very heavy rainfall over the next couple of days. we're thinking anywhere from 2 to as much as 4 inches. higher elevations will get wrung out with additional moisture that comes down the mountainside and have problems with flash flooding and mudslides here and then, of course, even worse will be areas that have been affected by fires in recent months. those areas, of course, can no longer absorb the water so it's going to run off even more so. the radar right now

michelle caruso-cabrera joins us. >> more fallout from the sanctions.e doing a deal together. morgan stanley was to sell to the russian oil company. but both have put out statements saying they are unable to get the deal done. they are very specific saying it's due to the impossibility of the deal because of regulatory clearances being refused. i'm being told that it is relaid to the political situation and the change in relationship to the countries over the past year because of the situation in ukraine. more financial fallout because of what has happened in the last year or so. back to you. >> all right. okay. >>> up next, jim cramer's wish list. plus the chief medical officers of express scripts will join us with meg tirrell next. the futures at this hour have been strong all morning. up 80 point oss on the dow. we'll be back. who are these clowns? our new hires. feels like we are just hiring people off the street. we are! we're growing so fast we need man power. at least cdw preconfigured these 2-in-1 devices with intel inside for us. it's a tablet

michelle caruso-cabrera has gone in search of answers. first, though, let's go check in with sue at the nyse. hi, sue. >> hi, ty. and we're at the highs of the day, as you said. a huge rally on wall street today. and basically it's been two days that have taken us up about 3%, 600 points. we are at the high of the day. and bob pisani joins me here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. santa claus is coming a little early. >> why are we up 300 points? >> i don't know, i asked you. >> that's why i'm here. thank you. they pay me to do this. number one, oil is trying to stabilize. that's the most important thing. number two, the fed is perceived to be sympathetic to the stock market or helpful to the stock market. and finally all in on the u.s. on the part of the europeans. the germans bought heavily this morning in our markets. s&p futures went through the roof when europe opened at 3:00 a.m. take a look at the s&p 500. the only thing that caused a flutter today is when oil started to move a little bit to the down side in the middle o

. >>> ivan cabrera, thank you. time the now for an early start on your money. the santa rally in full swing. fourth straight day of gains for the market pushing the dow and s&p to record closings. the s&p 500 with the 50th record. the highest number of records in one year since 1995, folks. stocks could swing higher. today at the moment futures are up. >>> you can thank gas prices for the extra cash this holiday season. gas prices have fallen 88 days in a row. that has never happened. that's according to aaa which reported longest consecutive streak in history. prices $2.39 a gallon on average. it is good news for holiday travelers. the group is predicting a record 98 million americans will hit the road. >>> the internet is back on in north korea this morning after a massive outage. was it retaliation for the sony attack? a live report is next. >>> and a legendary voice is silenced. joe cocker remembered this morning. that's ahead. >>> big developments in north korea. the tables may have turned. the hacker on the other side of the keyboard. internet service is

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cnn's ivan cabrera joins us now with the latest on the storm and the christmas forecast.erry christmas eve. a lot to report from your viewpoint, ivan. >> yeah, no question about it. i think the severe weather threat is going to continue to diminish as we head through the early morning hours here. it's still there for parts of southern georgia and northern parts of florida. we're talking heavy rain, gusty winds, delays at the airport. you need to slow down. and life-threatening conditions from the tornadoes and touchdowns, i think that will diminish and will be gone by midday. certainly excellent news. by the way, atlanta, you're done with the heaviest of weather now. any delays will be just residual delays and visibility delays early on this morning. and then conditions will begin to improve. still, a pretty good line of showers and storms rolling through southern georgia and into northern florida. all of this, of course, part of the storm system that did spawn tornadoes that yesterday will continue to provide us with heavy rainfall. flood watches are in effect for parts

his name is marvin lopez but also goes by the name marvin cabrera. they are hoping a tip helps track him down. there is a $25,000 reward in this case. >>> right now you can pay for a faster commute on i-95 in virginia. the 29 miles of brand-new express lanes are now online. and news 4's megan mcgrath joins us live in alexandria to break down how they all work >> reporter: that's right, angie. the new toll structure is in effect on the 95 express lanes. here's how it works. if you have three or more people in your car, you can use the lanes for free. flip the button to indicate you have three or more people and you will not be charged a toll. if you have one or two people in your car you will be charged. you can still use the lanes, you just have to pay. how much can people expect to pay? what's the toll with one or two people in your car? >> between $6 to $8. with traffic volumes increasing for drivers who might be getting on garrison road in stafford county $6 for a trip to the springfield area. they have to look at the signs on entry points to the

i'm anna cabrera. here are the top stories crossing the cnn news desk right now.bill is headed to the president's desk. the senate passed this bill last night. not after a couple of junior republican senators define an agreement between senate majority leaders. the money will keep this government funded through next september. >>> a manhunt underway for an accused murderer until alabama. he is still at large after breaking out of jail with two other inmates yesterday. now, just hours ago police praebded one of his accused cohorts already overpowering. sflimplg take a look at some really stunning images from our cnni-reporters. these are their views of the meteor showers, and all of this light, big show really happens every year around mid-december. last night it was the showers predicted peak of up to 120 meteors per hour. again, it's the geminid meteor shower. you can still catch it tonight. >>> gas prices keep on dropping. the average national price is now $2.56 a gallon. that dropped 10 cents in the last week. last year at this time the national average was $3.

let's get to meteorologist ivan cabrera with an early look at your weather.ristine, for most of us, it is a rain event. the rain will be very heavy and severe weather potential and also some strong winds cause airport delays over the next 48 hours. here is the storm right now. it is just getting going across the mid section of the country. we will have the southeastern side looking at nasty thunderstorms for today and heading into wednesday. as far as temperatures, not looking too bad. 30s and 40s to the north. 70s and 80s in florida. you see the temperatures in chicago in the 40s. so not cold enough quite yet for snowfall. we will start off as a mix and eventually as the storm pushes to the east side on the back side of it, we will have colder air and it will snow across the midwest anywhere from 3 to 5 inches expected here. in the next 48 hours across the southeastern u.s., this is where we have the bull's-eye for severe weather and damaging wind potential and large hail and a few tornadoes. as we put this in motion, by the time we get into thursday, christ

announcer mike krukow was asked today on sports talk radio if the giants should bring back melky cabrerapite him getting that 50-game suspension for use of performance-enhancing drugs >> he is made a mistake and paid a lot for it and he has resurrected himself in the game and the giants' clubhouse is not a vindictive one, especially to a guy who's it has been as popular as milky. >>gary radnich after turning his left ankle in the 3rd quarter of yeaterday's win in detroit stephen curry is questionable for tmorrow night's home game against the orlando magic curry whor returned to the game briefly after tweaking the ankle didn't seem too concenred about it saying he neded a couple of days to take care of it and he'd be fine postgame x-rays of the ankle were negative the wariors are being extra cautious with curry whose ankle issues including surgery in the past are well known nba - spurs/sixers sixers trying to avoid starting 0-17 agianst the spurs with no duncan or parker >>> pig on a plane! >> deborah: passenger revolt after a woman boarded a plane with a giant pig. >> you've got an 80-po

in fact, ivan cabrera is here with us. can you imagine? that's what you call at midway airport the line was reportedly 1.2 miles long. >> oh. >> i will go into line rage if that were me. >> that's line rage if i've ever seen it. of course, then wednesday everybody getting out in the middle of a snowstorm across the northeast. that wasn't fun either. >> exactly. >> unbelievable. 6,000 delays. we had hundreds of cancellations. i hope everyone is home. >> i admire people hearty enough to get out and fly thanksgiving weekend. >> incredible. now, if you waited, we got problems on the board. let's show you the numbers here. the arctic blast that has hit the united states once again, natalie, look at this, minneapolis right now, this is fahrenheit, 6 degrees in minneapolis after seeing a balmy weekend. i'll show you what the temperatures were but can you pick out where the arctic front is. we're getting hit again, yes, and it's not even officially winter here. take a look at the numbers here and what happened over the weekend. denver, colorado, 7

so maria cabrera is proposing that police have more leeway in issuing quality-of-life citations. she says if officers are called to a house for a fight or a noise complaint, they should be able to fine the resident or the property owner. >> it's not fair to you to have the rest of this crap around you. and i'm shutting that down. i'm telling you that right now. >> councilwoman cabrera is targeting a new local neighborhoods where the little crimes often lead to bigger ones, she says. neighbors there hope that her plan works. >>> today a 5k run will help raise money for the help find shane montgomery fund. it starts on main street at 9:00 this morning. organizers are encouraging participants to wear green in honor of shane montgomery. the westchester university student went missing after he left killdare's irish pub early thanksgiving morning. >>> right now the doors have just opened up at toys 'r' us in cherry hill. it's one of the many stores in our area that's going to be open early this weekend, preparing for the big crowds. super saturday as today has become known is expected

michelle caruso cabrera is live in havana for us today.lle, nice to see you again. >> reporter: good to see you too scott. in havana they are waking up and reacting just like we are in the united states. the head laline on the governme run newspaper. that's redundant. all newspapers are controlled by the government here. but the headline was [speaking foreign language] "they return." so it was more about the fact that there have been a return of spi spies who were imprisoned in the united states being returned to cuba. speaking to actual cubans about the announcement a lot are excited about the fact that think think it is just going to be easier to see family. not so much about the economy but for the fact for example one woman i spoke with said i've got two brothers who live in the united states. and left 21 years ago. two daughters and nieces i've never met and it's really tough on families that are divided because it's been so difficult. because people either scaped or defected or in the last couple of years have now been able to travel

why don't we dig in more on what the saudi said and bring in michelle caruso-cabrera. saudi arabia appears to be quiet for so long is reminding the world that they carry a big oil stick. >> he said it now three times. we are not going to cut production. did you hear me? we are not going to cut production. and now even a possible increase in production. i think it makes sense. opec is supposed to be a cartel. that is what -- i joke that is what the c stands for. you are not much of a cartel if there are two other huge producers in the world, the united states and russia cht you can no longer control price. why should they be the only ones who give up volume? and then by giving up volume what do they do? they maintain u.s. production at higher levels. >> it goes one step further blaming non-opec members for decline. it is not all our fault. it is really their fault. >> the new producers. fault is a strong word. is it because of them? yeah, absolutely. we are producing more. there is more supply. what happens when there is more supply? >> if demand doesn't go up you have

cnn's ivan cabrera joins us with the storm system. it's going to be awfully wet and messy today. >> it sure is. that storm system went from nuisance to deadly and did very quickly. i think we're going to transition back to nuisance here. still a watch in effect for parts of southern georgia and northern florida bit i think that will be gone as far as the midday hours and just heavy rain here. the worst has passed to atlanta. and down towards tallahassee getting another squall line moving through. they picked up 7 inches plus of record rainfall. they have not seen that. more rain pushing off to the north and east. and along with it will be heavy rain and very gusty winds. we're going to watch that. this thing will not get out of here until christmas morning. and by then, we could even have light snow across extreme northern new england. but the heaviest snow will be for chicago. that's going to be on the back side of the storm system. we're talking chicago picking up 3 to 5 inches over the next 24 hours. so slow going put we'll get thr

i'm ana cabrera. soon the families of 162 people aboard flight 8501 will be waking up to another ago nicing desperate day, day three now of the search for any trace of their loved ones. but instead of the narrowing down the area that searchers are scouring just grew in size from seven zones to 11. searchers will look between the islands of borneo java and sumatra. we just learned that indonesia has formally asked the u.s. to help with the search specifically with sonar technology. although this is still being called a search-and-rescue mission hope is fading fast for those families now in limbo. one woman learning her brother was on that plane while watching tv. >>> not fair. the search for the airasia flight continues another air mystery has probably come to mine for you. malaysia flight 370 which vanished over southeast asia in early march. there's no trace of that aircraft or the 239 people on board it. you can't help but wonder whether there are similarities between two ill fated flights. cnn jim

michelle caruso cabrera is still with us.so want to with welcome a man investing in the hopes of cuba for a decade through his fund with the ticker symbol cuba. shot up big time. mr. hertz feld, welcome to the conversation today. >> thank you sot. >> for a gentlemen preparing for a day like this for some 20 years, what you are your thoughts. >> there is no doubt that we've seen a major historic event which will have enormous positive consequences. >> it is a small step in what could be the ending of the full embargo. i'm sure you understand the ramifications of all this and what it could mean to the fund of yours which is having such a special day. >> we've been investing in the caribbean now for 20 years, always looking at companies we thought would do well, even if there were no change with cuba but also picking companies which we thought would benefit greatly from resumption of trade with that country. >> probably worthy. as we're looking at the chart of cuba now as somewhat a cautious view i suppose. given that it is a ve

asdrubal cabrera signed with the rays. provided great depth to washington a year ago. he's heading onto tampa. big night for terp nation. looking forward to watching them. football action. >> stanford is tough, man. stanford is really tough, no doubt. >>> that's all for nine news at 6:00. stay with us for the wusa evening news, which is next. >> our next news is at 7:00, so we'll see you then. >> o'donnell: tonight a devastating discovery. families watch in horror as body and debris are recovered from flight 8501. allen pizzey reports from indonesia. jeff pegues on what's next in the crash investigation. a top house republican admits he addressed a white supremacist group but says he had no idea who they were. will party leaders buy his explanation? wyatt andrews has that. the blame game over the sony hacking attack. cyber experts say it may have been an inside job. but the f.b.i. again focuses directly on north korea. margaret brennan looks at the latest evidence. and major garrett on the effort to save the koalas before it's too late. >> reporter: is the

michelle caruso-cabrera had some breaking news.or -- should i learn how to pronounce this guy's name? is he the guy? sergei -- >> clearly he's somebody speaking to reuters and is making comments. at least they're quoting him which may be why the ruble came off of its lows. he says it is crucial in the stock markets and he says more importantly the central bank will take more measures after last night's massive rate hike. look to the right of the chart there. consider the ruble went to $79.66 and now it's only 73. that's a six-cent move in the last half an hour or so. that's a huge, huge move. it may be because they're doing jawboning and trying to threaten speculators saying there could be more to come. which is as you know this is what happens when you're dealing with this kind of situation. the central bank has to go to war and figure the tools to use to scare everybody out of it. >> they got the wherewithal to do it, you asked that question. but it was at 72 20 minutes ago. >> volatility is unbelievable. >> looks like our market

eastern here on cnn. >>> top of the hour i'm ana cabrera.hanks for staying with us as we have cnn's special breaking news coverage for the search of flight 8501. luggage and bodies spotted in the java sea just 6 miles from the plane's last known location. now, below the surface, a dark shadow that could be the plane. this discovery confirming the worst fears of the families. in fact the wife of the captain speaking to cnn indonesia in the heartbreaking moments just after finding out the wreckage had been found. >> i must be strong and tough, and i'm here for my children and their future.

michelle caruso-cabrera just back from havana last week after a history-making week down there. how different was it this time from prior trips? >> 15 years ago people were nearly starving. now you see overweight people. being able to eat is a good measure. things are better from a year ago. opening a restaurant, does that sound revolutionary to you? >> does not. >> how about being a taxi driver? these are pretty basic -- >> uber would be revolutionary. >> these are basic commerce and business activities. in cuba where everyone used to have to work to the state they amount to changes. in 2010 the cuban government published a list of jobs where cubans no longer had to work for the state but instead could work for themselves. some of the categories will not have a huge economic impact. restaurants are going gangbusters. t there are new places to eat every day. she tells us much-needed employment and with the tips she is making more than when she worked for the government. professionals, anything that requires a degree, they are not permitted to start a business. they must work for

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bob pisani live in the nyse and cnbc michelle caruso-cabrera covering russia here at hq. let's start with the market whip saw. how much of this is being driven by moves in oil and the ruble? >> it is russia and oil and it has been a very strange day. volatility has been enormous. first and foremost oil which can't decide what direction it wants to go in. we will see if that happens. we have a quadruple witching exploration. down two and up two it doesn't know what direction it wants to go here and i think that is what is moving the markets overall, what is happening in oil today. energy stocks are holding up very well. we have a number of names like denbury, apache, deep water drillers like dominion offshore doing well. diamond offshore and nabors. some of the financials have had pressure. citi group was down earlier in the day and that put pressure on the s&p 500. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's get to jackie deangelis. a big part of the story -- going together like peanut butter and chocolate. >> not just yet for a bottom is what they are saying down he

before we take a quick break on this historic day here is a look at the clip from when michelle caruso-cabrera was in cuba for her documentary. >> if the embargo to cuba were to end would your port see more business? >> we believe so. we believe so because there will be an increase in demand for cargo movement to cuba as well an increased interest in passengers who want to visit cuba. >> significant increase? >> we believe so. we see numbers that would be 100,000 teus, about 10% of the current level of activity. that would just be a starting point. >> you can watch the show in its entirety online at powerlunch.cnbc.com. oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now - but hurry, the offer ends december 31st. [ho, ho, ho!] lease the 2015 c300 4matic for $419 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable, with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because healt

cbs sports is reporting the giants want cabrera but there is a catch.wants to play at second base so they acknowledge it might not be a good fit. he is a two time all star. meanwhile the team down south continues to make over its roster. the dodgers bid farewell to a former face of the franchise, matt kemp traded to san diego. and sends 32 million to the padres. the red sox are done with johan santana. to detroit in a deal that lands rick in boston. johan santana hit .263 with 71 homers. the bulk in oakland. they are free agents after next season. as the warriors continue to rewrite the history books the bench boss set an nba mark. steve kerr the first rookie coach to win 19-21 games. they ran their win streak to 14 straight. an 11-0 run sealed the deal. as you will see from this clip, almost everything is right in his world. >> you guys are 19-2 and you found different ways to win, is there anything you are not happy with at this point? >> um, post game meal didn't look that good. fried chicken. i am not a big fan. [ laughter ] >> i am sorry. i don't k

our meteorologist ivan cabrera is here now to give us the news. >> yes, indeed. it's not great.ean if you're traveling by road, if you're driving just slow down it's going to be so heavy as far as the rain out there, gusty winds, visibility will be very low especially across the eastern united states if you're drive ago long the 95 corridor we talk about here, the interstate that goes from miami all the way up into maine here but that is going to be the busy area now. air travel will be delay eed as well because of gusty winds relegated to chicago and it will be accumulating there but let's talk about this severe weather threat that is still ongoing at this hour. still have a tornado watch box which means conditions are favorable for tornados to develop and within that watch box, in fact, in just the last few minutes across southern georgia a tornado warning is in effect radar indicating a possible tornado on the ground so this is an ongoing threat here across the southeast and then eventually it will all transition into just a big mess as far as heavy rain and very gusty winds,

guys, back to you. >> thank you so much for that report, michelle caruso-cabrera live in cuba.e should also just mention with about ten minutes to go until crude oil is going to settle for the day, we're really selling off hard. we're currently down 3.5%. we're currently sitting at $54.50 a barrel of the black stuff. >>> well, let's go back to cuba because just how significant is this shift in policy for cuba/u.s. relations? former florida senator mel martinez, he is the first cuban-american to serve in the u.s. senate. so senator, great to have you with us today, sir. i have a question. and that is do you think that we got enough concessions from cuba? i mean, they're going to benefit greatly from this. do you think maybe we're giving too much away without getting terribly much in return at this stage? >> well, we really got nothing in return, really. i mean, alan gross should never have been in prison. he returned, which is a wonderful thing to see happen. and we had a long-term-held apparently someone who collaborated with us who also was released. that's great and that's go

>> all right, ana cabrera, thanks so much. this does raise new questions about race and justice. over the weekend, tens of thousands of people crowded the streets of cities across the country calling for justice for michael brown, tamir race, eric garner, other african-american men and boys killed by police. i want to bring back in commissioner charles ramsey, the commissioner of the philadelphia police department, former washington, d.c. police chief and perhaps most importantly now one of the co-chairs at the task force. to build trust between police and the community commissioner, i know you're just getting started with this report but can you give us details about where you are right now? >> well, i'm not at liberty to say who that will be but we've give an great deal of thought of some of the areas we need to look into. establishing trust, rebuilding trust if we had it to begin with and lost it. training and education of police officers, use of force policies, a lot of the things that have been highlighted with recent eve

michele caruso-cabrera joins us on the fast line. >> hey, melissa. the russian central bank posting they've raised the key interest rate to 17%. that's up from 10%. they had raised it 100 basis points last week in an effort to stem the outflow of the currency from the country and the run on the currency. clearly, after today's horrendous, traumatic move, the biggest single one-day drop for the russian ruble since 1998, the decline of nearly 10% if not more. they felt they had to do something. they raised interest rates to 17%. in addition they've announced they're going to increase the amount of money they have to try to buy back rubles in order to stem the decline. they're going from $1.5 billion to $5 billion u.s. dollars. unclear whether it's going to be enough. there are predictions within the market that the ruble is easily going to 100 and potentially 150. and bk is right, there's a lot of questions about where what ross is going to do with all those rubles. ross net says what he's saying is untrue but who knows what's going on. the fear is the

ana cabrera reporting live from this morning.>> let's return to our breaking news from the political world. as i told you, jeb bush announcing on twitter he will explore the possibility of running for president of the united states. i want to talk with gloria borger. she's on the phone right now. hi, gloria. >> hi. >> i like his tortured wording. "i'm excited to announcely actively explore the possibility of running for president of the united >> it's a little tortured. that's what they all say. i was told last week that when jeb bush decided it was not as if he was going to have a balloon drop but he was going to sort of announce in the a different way and i think that's what you've seen. you saw him yesterday saying okay, i'm releasing 250,000 e-mails from when i was governor. i'm doing an e-book and then announcing on social media that, yes, i'm exploring the possibility. which means i think we can all safely say that jeb bush is running for president. until he is he isn't. but he is. >> so what do you think tipped the scales