we'll go back to my colleague, chris cuomo. chris, there are some people who are still on the street as we can see. and it appears some of them are bent on causing trouble, unfortunately. it doesn't appear to be as many people on the street in your location the tactics that police are using, at least for the moment may be holding. tlooets at least for the moment. >> reporter: they're dispersing the people. are the people going home? no. they're moving back down where ryan was. there have been a lot of volleys between police. you can see the co2 cartridges charging up. that's what they use to power and fire the pepper pellets. they're using the smoke to get people to move farther down that street. you see them trying to take some shots at these younger people around the corner down here on the left. there are just pockets of situation. there is no real gunfire here. that's very important to note. as dramatic as the sounds and smoke can be there are no real bullets hitting anybody here now. you can see the smoke canisters that ar

andrew cuomo fue el primer gobernador de estados unidos de visitar cuba luego de lo que hizo el presidenteiciado un proceso entre estados unidos y cuba un proceso que lidera el gobernador andrew cuomo llegando con personas del diferente sector de la economÍa el negocio es en hacÍa cerlo con nueva york y la isla y restablecer las relaciones diplomÁticas entre ambos paÍses y era algo que se establece taba necesitaba, incluso le piden a los congresista ciÓn de washington que a la hora de revisar la reforma la ley del embargo se peino teiense mÁs que no econÓmico y en en lo polÍtico de lo que representa tanto para cuba y estados unidos y un estado para nueva york este fort fortaleza cimiento de relaciones comerciales, de lo que tiene que ver con las comunicaciones del sector financiero y aeronÁutico, todo esto precisamente para buscar estas bases que permitan mÁs adelante desarrollar negocios entre el estado de nueva york y la isla de cuba. algo que ha generado gran expectativa entre los residentes de la isla que ven como dÍa a dÍa se van abriendo mÁs puertas, desde que el presidente barack ob

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cuomo is the first u.s. governor to visit the island since changes were announced.exit go with a finance says the country will catch its 2016 oil experts to protect against lower oil prices. the nation has little room to increase its debts to avoid spending cuts. this is mexico does not yet have any price protection for next year but the country hedged this year's price. the price of mexican crude oil is at a six-year low. finally to chile with the central bank president said he will likely raise interest rates . these are the top stories making headlines here in latin america. now back to you in new york. mark: after the break, chipotle reports earnings after the bell. julie hyman travel to iowa for an inside look at chipotle specials pork standards and what it means for your next order. "bottom line" on bloomberg television continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: updating our top story -- u.s. authorities say a british futures trader contributed to the may 20 10 flash crash by engaging in illegal bait and switch practices. the trader, identified by authorities as 37 y

chris cuomo is out on the streets and anderson cooper is here and has been reporting all evening. anderson two nights of curfews, you've been watching this grow and they're moving to get off the streets and this is going all across this country. >> it's fascinating to see in new york, similar demonstrations that we saw in the wake of the death of erick garner and roving demmen stragds nonstrations throughout the street. we just saw a stand off as protesters tried to move against traffic. much more peaceful and organized with permission from the police in washington d.c. and also minneapolis. but to the point, at the end of the broadcast, he's saying it's time to stop managing this and start leading. >> absolutely. and after we saw the not indictment when those protests spread across the country as well. and somebody you've been talking to as well chris tell us what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: right. we have the chopper up above right now. it is announcing it is curfew time it's time to get out of the street. >> this is the baltimore police department. it is now 10:00. >>

in fact governor cuomo's decision overturned to earlier findings from state environmental regulators in new york itself. in 2,009 and 2,011. hydraulic fracturing could move forward safely under stringent regulations. the reaction to the new york penn has been telling. while some french environmental groups are celebrating, others in the environmental movement say this simply goes too far. for example, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg , a major outline called governor cuomo's decision a misguided policy that does not make any sense at all. president obama's interior secretary who served on the board of the national environmental group before joining the president's cabinet reacted by saying, franking bands are the wrong way to go. she added that support -- supporters of such bands do understand the science. similarly, california governor jerry brown, a celebrated environmentalist flatly refused to been hydraulic fracturing when the subject -- when the subject came up recently on meet the press. in colorado a special task force convened by democratic governor john hagel mot

governor cuomo's decision overturned two earlier findings from state and environmental regulators. that hydraulic fracturing could move forward safely under stringent regulations. the reaction to the new york band has been telling. while some fringe environmental groups are celebrated, others say this goes too far. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, a major ally of environmental groups called governor cuomo's decision misguided policy that quote "doesn't make any sense at all." obama's interior secretary who served on an environmental board before joining his cabinet responded by saying that fracking bands is the wrong way to go. she said supporters of such bans do not understand the science. california governor jerry brown flatly refused to ban hydraulic fracking went interview came up recently. in colorado, where i live, a special task force convened by the governor recently rejected a new york style fracking band. against that backdrop, how did governor, justify the to support the ban, the administration produced a 184 page review of recently published research paper

chris cuomo was at the middle of it. he is at the cvs store that was looted for hours and then set on fire. what's the scene like now, chris? >> carol, when jay and i, the photo journalist who makes this possible for what you get to see, when we were in this area it was bricks and bottles and this building was burning. this is the only prescription filling pharmacy within a mile of this area. these are necessities. it's gone. bricks and bottles are replaced with brooms and shovels. the community is out in force doing the hard work of repairing and cleaning up. a man who grew up here brought his daughter. she was 7. she is sweeping. we say why? she says i live here. i care. that is going to be the commitment that makes a difference in this community. that is what will bring people together here. more than what any politician can say to them or they'll hear at a press conference. the other thing they ask for here is this is a show of goodwill. unlike last night which was obviously the opposite and you can explain it or exc

i want to go to chris cuomo.re you are and what the situation is there. >> reporter: we're right over by the cvs that was burned down last night where mightel marquez and jason carroll have been doing such great reporting for us. it is an unusual situation here. yes, the curfew is coming and that means the police will move everybody else and yet there is an odd disconnect where members of the local community that are telling the media to leave, saying, hey, if you are not here they won't do anything to us which i think is really a basic misunderstanding of what is about to happen here at 10:00 p.m. certainly there is a different mood tonight, aeshnderson. they are thinking about protecting the community and they don't want violence and in talking to them they are angry at the media and outsiders and angry at the police but the question is what happened at tonight. at 10:00, what is the line of officers going to do and how will they clear this corner and many others? and while there is concern that the media being

of the left here. >> governor cuomo -- >> i mean you say the governor of connecticut against indianatronger rfra over there. i guess they'll even ban people from commuting to work. this is what's happened here, megyn, the curtain has been pulled back on the lunacy of the left. we see what the -- they're incoherent in what they're trying to apply in america. the sad thing about this megyn, is that this is the fundamental first freedom of religion that everything else hinges on. fortunately we saw in arkansas they actually passed it tonight. the governor is going to sign it down there. the concern is what happens when the court redefines marriage, if they redefin marriage. i think we'll see this breaking out all over the country. that's why you see the states adopting rfras to protect religious protections. we've got to have room for that in america. >> i don't know. i see your argument. i also think gay rights activists have a bigger fight to fight before they take on the rfra as outlined in the previous three minutes. tony, always great to see you. >> thanks megyn. >>> we're taking y

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chris cuomo, back to you now. so chris is at the scene of police and members of the fire department who are trying to get a situation under control, where there was some burning. so, chris, we were both in ferguson. how does this compare to what we saw on the streets of ferguson? >> reporter: well look the outrage among people and the division in the community between those who say that this is unacceptable and those who say it's understandable is not unlike what we saw in ferguson and a lot of places when there's unrest that comes about because of some police activity, as we're dealing with here with freddie gray. but what's different here there is an aggression going on here in these communities. these police are much more on edge than we saw in ferguson, because it was really just a few blocks that we were dealing with there and every night became a situation. here this is a big area geographically and they're dealing with different levels of threat from people throwing things directly at them and also being in

cuomo will lead lawmakers. it is the first such state visit since president obama moved to take cuba off the list of state sponsors of terrorism. it comes after cubans went to the polls to choose candidates for local councils that included for the first time two independent candidates who are not associated with the ruling communist party. however, the two men were defeated sunday in their bids for spots on local councils. >> in yemen a huge explosion hit sanna. a cloud rose high over the western part of the city. a weapons depot controlled by houthi fighters was the apparent target for saudi-led airstrikes. the blast rocked nearby homes. some residents had to be evacuate. it comes as forces lucas oil to president had took taiz. >> heavy fighting has been taking place near the presidential palace in aden. fighters regained control of the complex from houthi fighters in the southern port city. president hadi lived here before fleeing to saudi arabia. for the saudi-led coalition destroying missile pads is a prior

governor cuomo's decision overturned two earlier findings from state and environmental regulators.lic fracturing could move forward safely under stringent regulations. the reaction to the new york band has been telling. while some fringe environmental groups are celebrated, others say this goes too far. former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg, a major ally of environmental groups called governor cuomo's decision misguided policy that quote "doesn't make any sense at all." obama's interior secretary who served on an environmental board before joining his cabinet responded by saying that fracking bands is the wrong way to go. she said supporters of such bans do not understand the science. california governor jerry brown flatly refused to ban hydraulic fracking went interview came up recently. in colorado, where i live, a special task force convened by the governor, recently rejected a new york style fracking band. against that backdrop, how did governor justify the to support the ban, the administration produced a 184 page review of recently published research papers, but a det

chris cuomo joins us now. >> christine we have a couple of big items.ument by police is 73-year-old bus maninessman or not, robert bates, the reserve deputy that shot and killed a man in the sting operation. he was fully certified. his lawyer echoed that point on "new day." what we will play you part of the interview. two local reporters have a story that says records were manipulated and officials removed when they would not go along with helping the long time friend become a deputy. we will also have the aaron hernandez verdict. plenty of pain to go around for odin lloyd's family. the jurors had interesting things to say after the trial and sentencing. christine, this one about sofia vergara and her former boyfriend. they made embryos. this is a big thing for couples. they are now not together. one of them wants to get rid of the embryos. the other one wants to say no. we will take you through it. >> it is a serious issue. invitro is a growing subject posted in a not classy way. legg my eggos. do it with class. >> they put the eggs together. they made

chris cuomo. >> christine, how are you? we have a delicate dance around the iran deal. easing up. they don't have their own plan mind you, but they are looking to pass a bill in the senate to give them final approval on any deal. that could greatly complicate negotiations. the man on the screen secretary of state john kerry, saying give us time. we will talk to the people at the center of this. you can test the situation. we'll test it and you can why it. senator bob corker and the intelligence committee chairman will be here. you have hillary clinton in iowa getting set for one of many campaign events. with a will she say about this issue? how will it weave into her strategy? and marco rubio announced last night standing next to his wife and kids. gave a very stirring and powerful address about yesterday being over and about being tomorrow. this plays not just to his age, obviously, christine, just 43 but to what he sees as a future of what this country is. you are getting competing messages. >> it plays to jeb bush and hillary clinton when you talk about the generalti

. >>> let's take a look at what is coming up on "new day" as chris cuomo joins us. >> hello, my frienddesk here at "new day." you see this? i can't tell what you are seeing. right now, i have a picture of your face frozen on my monitor where you just look disinterested in what i'm saying. i don't know how genuine your interest is right now, christine. this is our new desk. brings us closer and gives us better angles on our guests. we do a lot of group chat on here. it was hard for us camera-wise. this is an improvement. >> i like it. i really like it. >> i feel better then. we have this today. this is phillip mudd's new book. "the head game." it has the insight on the war on terrorism. we will weave it in on what is going on in north africa right now. we will have that for you. >> we will get inside his head. that's no safe place. >> one of the chapters is a very scary place. mudd's head. >>> then we are going to take on the obvious this morning. you have the iran issues. the president's sell for congress on why we need to do this deal. it goes beyond the framework. we will take on the

chris cuomo. >> happy monday. did you do any spring cleaning j.b.? not ask you, christine, you have a tool like that called a husband. hillary clinton is in for president. we will take you deep on the unique challenge that is hillary. different from any other that is running? what do people want in politics? new. that is hard for hillary clinton to give you? we will take you through it. who is out there to give her a run for the money? we have a great panel. >>> also more charges are coming after the police shooting in south carolina. how about the other officers? how about the federal investigation of any potential cover up? is that going on? what about what we heard about efforts to save lives? this is in the context of other cases going on john and christine. we will show the trending patterns in excessive force cases. what happens too often? >> thank you, chris. look forward. >>> isis releasing new videos. fighters destroying ancient artifacts. priceless things that cannot be replaced. we are live with the latest developments next. ist about a bi

look at andrew cuomo.came out this afternoon that nonessential travel to indiana is now banned. let me get this straight. if i went to duke and i want to go see the ncaa final four this weekend and it's not essential that i go, then i'm not allowed, that's banned. i don't quite understand that. or if you're angie's list. and you'll pull a 40 million-dollar expansion of one of their campuses there. you know who angie's list is hurting. they're hurting the construction workers and the people that will be hired. we don't want to move our business to indiana. it's a homophobic state. it's ridiculous. this is the same law that bill clinton signed in '93. >> whether the governor made a bigger mess with the george stephanopoulos interview. why couldn't he get a better grip on this and explain this? he had one chance to make a great impression. he botched it. >> the proverb is every war is won before it is fought. he should have seen t coming. now he's fixing it. the media is disappointed. what do you mean you'll

. >> and cuomo to take a trish to cuba. cuba. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, here is a look at the top stories in this hour. the search for more than 600 migrants continuing off the coast of libya. 24 confirmed dead after a boat capsized. italy's prime minister asking for help from other countries for migrants fleeing africa and the middle east >>> 90,000 fleeing ramadi and its suburb since i.s.i.l. made advances. a lot of families left with few belongings travelling on foot. 20,000 settling in the suburbs. tents, food and aid are sent to help >>> evans held around the world to mark the 100 years since the start of the armenian genocide. it's estimated 1.5 million were killed by turkish otto man troops which, to this day, the turkish government refuses to acknowledge as a genocide >>> it is sunday night time for a look at "the week ahead". tomorrow is the 5-year anniversary of an environmental nightmare. 5 years ago there was an explosion on deep water horizon oil rig. 11 died. 200 million gallons of oil leaked int

. >>> new york governor cuomo the first sitting governor to visit cuba in 50 years. they're hopeful that a decades-old trade embargo can be lifted. >> the americans are coming. but not in the way the cuban government had for so long anticipate: these visitors are here from a washington organization to talk about mutual understanding and political cooperation. >> obama came to the realization that look f you do the same thing year after year for 50 years and it doesn't work, maybe you should try something new something else. and so we are now trying something at long last. >> many on both sides of the florida strait are anticipating. >> plenty more visitors will be coming from the united states, but they won't all be following the terrorist trail. many will be coming to invest in a way that cuba has not seen in more than 50 years. but the u.s. economic embargo cuba remains. restricting growth of the cuban but not act expected, toppling of the government. >> people are asking about the possibilities of investment in cuba. >> development of this container port west of h

i'm chris cuomo in new york. what a difference a week makes. two states in a totally different place a week ago. promised not to discriminate did just that. a transsen dent backlash

chris cuomo joins me with that. >> hey, how you doing?g story that is very troubling. it is a disturbing case in south carolina. you're looking at it right now. a man clearly running away clearly fired upon by a police officer who does not seem to be in any imminent threat from anything of the suspect who shoots multiple times. now charged with a homicide. the question is what happened before this videotape came out? what were the authorities saying? what was the officer saying? what was his lawyer saying? very important for us as we continue to try to understand how these cases come out and cause so much outrage. we're also going to talk to the brother of the victim as well as members of law enforcement to get both sides of this situation. but that video is going to drive our story. >>> u.s. officials say russia is behind a cyber attack on the white house. the computer system of course. while no classified information was breached this time the question is how do they do this? what if they do it again? and how do you stop this access to

. >> cnn anchor chris cuomo is on the ground in baltimore., he described what was happening around him. >> reporter: the people down the street to the left of where we are right now that are throwing bottles and different, you know, types of objects to try the hurt the cops. they're not firing bullets back. they're firing suppression bullets with the pepper spray. the clouds coming this way are a mixture of car smoke and the pepper spray that comes out of those bullets. there's bottles and things coming over the top. there's a couple hundred people in the streets across from us. most of it coming from the building coming down on us. now we're seeing a couple people taking off here. some of the guys got into the cars and took off. other people are just bystanding. that liquor store is on fire. there's a fire truck with us here on the way now. obviously the deal with the two vehicles on fire. what they've done here is maneuvered the officers out in front to create a barrier. they're moving the fire truck behind so they can -- pan to the right -

tweeted a quote, very proud of you, mom, clinton also had the support of new york governor andrew cuomo. she also won praise from the group's planned parenthood and pro-choice america. on saturday president obama was asked the impending campaign of the turn of hillary clinton. >> with respect to clinton, i'll make my comments very brief. she was a formidable candidate in 2008. she was a great supporter of mine in the general election. she was an outstanding secretary of state. she is my friend. i think she would be an excellent president. and i'm not only ballot. the one thing i'm going to say is she's going to be able to handle herself very well in any debate around foreign policy and her trek record with with respect to domestic policy is one that cares about work and families. >> the republican presidential field also continues to take sthap. marco rubio posted a video for his announcement later today. >> don't expect big videos like you got from the other contenders. >> we're excited about our announcement tomorrow. >> a wind screen there, sir. he'll make it official in miami on thu

. >>> en abril una delegaciÓn encabezada por el gobernador cuomo visitarÁ a cuba con la misiÓn de explorarquerido amigo josÉ con un adelanto de algunos de las historias para el domingo en enfoque, hola josÉ. >>> mi querido edgardo muy buenas tardes. maÑana en enfoque. chiquis rivera y marÍa celeste arrarÁs hablan en una exclusiva sobre la relaciÓn que tuvo chiquis con su mamÁ la diva de la banda y mucho mÁs, y ademÁs el senador menÉndez enfrenta cargos por corrupciÓn Él se defiende vamos a analizar lo que estÁ ocurriendo y cuba estados unidos y la cumbre de las amÉricas esto y mÁs este domingo, maÑana a las doce once centro ahora regreso contigo edgardo. >>> gracias. >>> atentos estamos maÑana. >>> el grupo terrorista llevarÁ a cabo mÁs ataques en un comunicado el grupo advirtiÓ de nuevas acciones y no confirman la autenticidad pero dos dÍas que mataron a 148 personas terroristas en que nea una sobre vip viento fue encontrada. cinthia, dijo que se escondiÓ bajo Únicas tabla ys su cubriÓ de ropa se salvÓ porque se negÓ a dejar su escondite a pesar que otras ofrecieron la orden del pistolero

. >> that reminds me -- that reminds me of how mario cuomo rationized not being for the death penalty. there are people that are evil. >> we are not rationalizing them. it's not politics. it's mental illness. >> it's just evil. >> i think one thought we should finish here is yes, social media is wonderful and very dangerous but it's also part of speech in our country. we don't want to step on it. we want to use it including for law enforcement. >> here is the thing. we are talking about regular, typically normal people who could be swayed one way or the other. you can do the clinical analysis of them after they've done an evil deed. when they've gone to high school and they feel like there is nothing out there for them and this is a country that doesn't like them because of their skin color, whatever it is, it takes one trigger, father died of a heart attack all of a sudden, mom lost her job. something that sends them over the edge. the seeds have been planted. how do we unplant these seeds so these younger people have more hope and belief in america? >> you start by not comparing the

the action is seen as a significant challenge to the education agenda of governor andrew cuomo and to standardized testing nationwide. amy: more than a decade after the passage of no child left behind, educators, parents, and students nationwide are protesting the preponderant reliance on high-stakes standardized testing, saying its -- it gives undue importance to ambiguous data and compromises learning in favor of test prep. teachers unions have also raised concerns about linking students test results to teacher evaluation scores. in january, special education teacher jia lee from the earth school in new york city testified before the senate about why half of the parents at her school are opting out of high-stakes testing. >> last to come over 50% of the parents at our school refused to allow their children to take the new york state common core assessments. what we now know nationally as opting out. in new york state, at least these tests have change from year to year. the cut scores have changed, which makes them flawed. in invalid. when cats and educators have voiced concern, they

chris cuomo is in the room. we expect to hear a lot of outrage in the room where you are. >> well there's no question that there's a motivational outrage that's been going on in parts of baltimore for many years. and now it has found an opportunity in what happened to freddie gray. however, what's going on in here and the reason for the applause is that they're saying that violence is the problem, not the answer. and you have some 2,000 people who have come into hear the empowerment church where you have reverend bryant who was with you shortly before. they're planning how to battle from now until friday. they see that as the critical period. friday is when the investigation findings are supposed to be held up. and that is their goal right now. how do they keep this community nonviolent and productive. they're all hugging each other obviously, in the spirit of coming together as one baltimore, which they introduced as a hash tag, and they're going to fan out and go into downtown and deal with the curfew to try t

. >>> also today, new york governor andrew cuomo is in havana to lead a trade delegation with top cubanls. most trade still illegal but the meeting is an attempt to explore ways for new york companies to do business in cuba despite the long standing u.s. embargo. >>> president obama's senior adviser will join philadelphia mayor michael nutter today for conversation at city hall. valerie jarrett is in town for the lead on leave empowering working families across america tour. she's expected to highlight a sick leave law passed by the city council this year. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker access to paid sick time. >> you don't want to have young people coming into the workplace, employees who are not well. the next time you go into a restaurant, just think about it. if that restaurant doesn't provide paid sick leave for their workers, do you want to eat somewhere where food is being prepared or served to you by people not feeling well? , no of course not. >> according to the white house, 40 million americans don't have a single day of paid sick time. >>> from

he boycotted anything going on in indiana yet governor cuomo is going to visit cuba in a couple of months a place go gay marriage is illegal, hypocrisy all over the place in on this issue. >> here is the hypocrisy and there's going to be hypocrisy because politicians being politicians are catering to what they think is the popular vote for them. they don't care about what the law is or it is. they're going to say what they want to say about what they think it is. as i said earlier, this is a conflict. it's got to be decided either by the courts or by the lawmakers themselves and sooner or later they have to make it very clear so that the public knows what they can or cannot do. it's as simple as that. >> wayne just spoke the truth. god bless him. do you know what, this is about republicans pandering to the base governor of indiana and others before -- >> it's about freedom. >> no. look. eric, i'm glad that you brought up this hypocritical nature that's going on here. if you take a business like apple for instance, you know, apple ceo tim cook has made a huge deal, criticized rfra laws acr

. >> it was mario cuomo. >> mario cuomo, too. that's a populist rhetoric from ted cruz.ssarily right or left. >> but when does it come to the party instead of personal agendas. when does it come to where it's all about the parties and pushing the party's agenda forward? when does it become that instead of this is what i want? i think we should look at the economy. >> hillary clinton has struggled to define her legacy as secretary of state. take a look at this. >> when you look at your time as secretary of state, what are you most proud of? >> i really see my role as secretary, in fact leadership in general in a democracy as a relay race. you run the best race you can run. you hand off the baton. some of what hasn't been finished may go on to be finished. >> people say where is the marquis achievement. no sweeping agreement, no significant doctrine. >> we haven't had a doctrine since containment worked with the soviet union. but we've had presidents who have made some tough calls, some hard choice some of which have worked and some of which have not. >> apparently the fri

mario cuomo was talking about poverty, income, inequality espousing liberal views way back then in thewas really unpopular. now that the clinton -- mr. clinton and others have moved the democratic party more centrist, nobody wants to be a liberal, liberal is a dirty word and mario cuomo did not shy away from that and i celebrated him for being that kind of person. bernie sand irs in that category. mrs. warren, senator warren out of massachusetts, is being regarded by many people if not as a progressive, certainly as a liberal, and so she has taken some unpopular stances in the town and has a huge following as a result of it and a lot of people pushing her to run for president. and she keeps saying she's not going to run. but i like her politics another most things. not everything. and finally to reverend sharpton i've known for many years. he has done some good in his life. dr. king -- there's some good in the worst of and evil in the best of us so none is perfect and things she has despun said i don't agree with. but he has done some good work in his life. has spent years trying to ch

. >>> today new york governor andrew cuomo is in havana to lead a trade delegation with top cuban officials. most trade and investment is still illegal. the meeting is a way to speak about the long standing u.s./cuba embargo. >>> in king of prussia, crews evacuated the penndot building after it filled with smoke. this happened a few minutes before 4:00. investigators say this was an electrical problem and they are bringing in fans to clear out some of that smoke and some of the upper floors of that penndot building. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is heading out that way. we should hear from him around 4:30. as soon as we get more information and hear from matt we'll pass it along to you. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> coming up on 20 minutes after 4:00 we're still seeing some showers, some thunderstorms in the area but the storms have already cleared center city. this is a live view from philadelphia. right now 50 degrees. mount pocono getting some fog in the wake of the storms. northeast philadelphia seeing some light rain but atlantic city is getting

[laughter] one, i didn't finish the story on fracking, the activists followed around andrew cuomo for five years he ended up putting on a ban on fracking in new york state. i think that in-person, actually present protests is incredibly important whether those in power are your governor, city council or somebody who's running a corporation or somebody -- whoever that is, figuring out who's in power and then being very present. i think regular whether online or offline meetings with a smaller group of people, ideally under 12 is really important. we found that meetings over 12 people you feel good a lot of people showed up, but one or two people ends up taking responsibility instead of the small cluster. so 3-12 groups of people, i think, is incredibly powerful for figuring out core organizing things. i think it's always important to check your tendency to be afraid. the natural tendency is going to say if i do this, then i'm going to lose this ally. this ally doesn't agree with me on this or that. and that leads to an enormous amount of silence. and the problem is there's a real risk

. >>> new york state governor andrew cuomo has been meeting with cuban officials in the capital havana the first time a u.s. governor has visited since the announcement to restore diplomatic ties, the visit comes as the united states considers removing cuba from its list of countries of accused of supporting terrorism. now after more than 50 years investors are waiting for the trade embargo to be lifted. daniel reports from havana. >> reporter: the americans are coming. but not in the way the cuban government had for so long anticipated. these visitors are here from a washington organization to talk about mutual understanding and political cooperation. >> obama finally came to the realization, look, if you do the same thing year after year, for 50 years it doesn't work, maybe you should try something new something else. and so we are now trying something else at long last. >> reporter: many on both sides of the florida straights are anticipating and planning for substantial financial investment. the tourists are already here. but this is just the beginning. plenty more visitors will be

oil spill, a wildfire in california and cuomo.s been five years now since the worst environmental disaster in u.s. history. the b.p. oil spill in the gulf of mexico. the explosion on the deep water horizon oil rig killed 11 men and spewed oil into the gulf for 87 days. the environmental impact is still a major concern. oil tar balls continue to wash up on the show. the oyster harvest is nearly 25% since the spill and wildlife from turtles to dolphins and birds have been affected. to date b.p. has spent more than $30 billion on claims cleanup and environmental studies. $13 billion more is still budgeted. to southern california now where a wildfire quickly tore through roughly a thousand acres, forcing the reef evacuation of home there is. officials say an unattended cooking fire started the blaze saturday and spread overnight. despite dry conditions cool temperatures helped fire crews contain the fire. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo is heading to cuba today with a delegation of business owners and politicians. it's the first vi

in fact, governor cuomo's decision overturned two earlier findings from state environmental regulators in new york itself. in 2009 and 2011. . the shale could move forward safely under stringent regulations. the reaction to the new york ban has been telling. while some environmental groups are celebrate. ing, others in the environmental movement say this simply goes too far. for example, former mayor michael bloomberg, a major ally of environmental groups called the decision a misguided policy that, quote, doesn't make any sense at all. president obama's interior secretary who served on the board of a national environmental group before joining the president's cabinet e reacted by saying fracking bans are quote, the wrong way to go. she added that supporters of such bans don't understand the science. similarly u, california governor jerry brown, a celebrated environmentalist refused to ban hydraulic fracking. and in colorado where i live, a special task force convened by democratic governor recently rejected a new york-style fracking ban. against that backdrop, the question seems to an

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new york governor cuomo had a his if it had refused to allow new york state employees to travel to indiana even though he is leaving on a mission to cuba of this month should tell -- someone tell them about human rights in cuba? that would be a wonderful subject to take up with the cuban government but maybe not. it requires a politician in to choose his thoughts in those moments still exist but the hypocrisy of all of this should serve all of us. wal-mart conducts business in all 50 states including 19 other states where as best we can tell there has never been a protest by any of these companies and despite their cries of discrimination, apple conducts business in the least four countries where homosexuality is not a matter of discrimination but a crime punishable by death. i will also point out that apple products are many produced overseas mostly in china where it is accused of exploiting child labor but i want 2.0 that i in my entire family use lots of apple products in the oslo shot at wal-mart. is considered a country you would be the number three export market in chinese products i

received endorsements from politicians in her adopted home state of new york, including governor andrew cuomoenator charles schumer. not endorsing her yet is new york city mayor bill de blasio who managed clinton's 2000 senate campaign. mayor de blasio: i want to see a vision. that is true on all visions. it is time to see a clear, bold vision. >> you are not yet endorsing her? mayor de blasio: until i see a vision of where the candidates want to go. emily: the white house says president obama is not endorsing anyone at this time either. the trade group u.s. telecom has filed a new action in federal court to throw out the new net neutrality rules. u.s. telecom members include verizon and at&t. they say the rules are needlessly intrusive and give the fcc too much power. this builds on earlier lawsuit fired by u.s. telecom, which it admits it fired [indiscernible] a sophisticated hacking group has been targeting governments and companies in southeast asia for a decade according to fire right, which is the group increased hacking activity ahead of regional diplomatic meetings. >> we have seen th

and already received endorsements from politicians and home in new york in moving governor andrew cuomoor charles schumer. not endorsing her yet is the mayor who managed her 2000 senate campaign. right i think like a lot of people laugh -- in the country i want to see a vision. it is time to clear, old vision. i select the in actual vision of where they want to go. quick the white house press -- emily: the white house says president obama is not endorsing anyone at the either. a new action in federal or to throw up a new net neutrality rule. today the addition fault on an earlier lawsuit a sophisticated hacking group has been targeting government in the area for decades. the increased hacking activities ahead of regional diplomatic eating. -- regional diplomatic meetings. >> all the evidence we have identified point to china. the evidence that includes the technology -- victicmoloyg and those that would benefit from the information stolen. -- victimology. what we noticed is all of the language, tools used were designed to be used by chinese language audience. emily: china's foreign mini