as we know governor cuomo andrew cuomo has said he is shocked by this by these grateful she started gettinghese mammograms and she is doing this right now rather than waiting until she is 50 of which would have changed the whole story for her. they are supported one another and this won't stop her presidential run. i think of nothing else the way he handles this and the way he show support will add more depth to the type of leader that he is and not just within his family but for the nation. >> is it helpful going public like that or does it cause more harm? >> we do have public figures and they have no choice but to talk about this and to handle it in the great display that they both are especially sandra lee. she will struggle emotionally physically that she will be triumphant as many women are going through these types of procedures. >> doctors recommend getting a mammogram after age 50 because a lot of women don't have breast cancer and get an operation but now she is saying you should have it in your 20s and 30s. this upsets me. what are we supposed to do? what are women in their 20s a

chris cuomo, many thanks to you.ant to actually take our viewers now to capitol hill where the house appropriations committee is meeting on a transportation measure that could actually lead to millions of dollars in funding cuts for amtrak. you got to wonder if that will change now. athena jones, you have been monitoring this hearing. what are they saying? >> reporter: good morning, carol. the hearing is just under way. you have the division we have seen in the past. amtrak funding has been a perennial issue. the hearing was started by offering condolences to victims and saying it will take a while before we know what happened but we also already heard from a democrat on the committee saying that the funding for amtrak is woefully inadequate. this is the divide we've seen. you have members in northeast corridor often democrats, who want to see investments in amtrak and you have republicans often from states that don't have a lot of rail lines who want to see less funding and maybe even privatization as you've been di

i want to get to cnn's chris cuomo also out in the crowd. are you witnessing any similar situation where you're standing? >> reporter: yeah, we're actually behind them. and the commissioner is literally on the left and he's calling the shots from back here and he's been telling his officers be easy be easy. they grabbed this man with -- >> stand by we're going to brian. >> you apprehended that man? why was he arrested? >> reporter: they apprehended him -- he was walking slowly and they came up behind him and they invepped him and took him the back there and apprehended them. as they were pushing us forward, so he has been basically been evaporated into the that wall of police and been taken away. >> and you're looking at that on the right hand side of your screen, we have that man being taken into custody. continue, brian. >> reporter: i'm not sure exactly what -- i'm sorry, don, i don't know where the man is. there was a rush of police that went to your left my left i don't know where they took him over here. i don't believe they did. oh th

mayor cuomo in new york state. >> governor cuomo. >> i'm sorry, governor cuomo.just announced that he is going to convene the wage board to look at increasing wages for fast food workers. you can ask why? you can also look at mayor de blasio who has not had the easiest relationship with governor cuomo. he, mayor de blasio, in unveiling this contract agenda and in what he has been pushing forward, saying to democrats, you need a spine. you need to be bolder. if you want turnout energy and to stand as the identifiable party with working people, middle class people, we need to remember what the democratic party stood for. we sit here. >> it is a fascinating moment. >> when he burst on the scene and the nation endorsed him because of his commitment to tackling the economic inequality in this city, this city has already seen what this agenda has laid out, pre-k, living wage for 20,000 families and paid sick leave. these are the basics. even joe scarborough on this network said, hey, that could be part of something conservative said. now, the agenda the major has put f

new york governor andrew cuomo is seeking to raise the pay of the state's fast food workers. writing in "the new york times," cuomo says he will ask the state labor commissioner to convene a panel on increasing the fast food industry's minimum wage. the panel's findings are expected in three months. in his article, cuomo cited new york's spending of $6,800 in public assistance per fast food worker, the most in the country. his announcement comes just weeks after thousands of fast food workers staged a national protest calling for a $15 minimum wage, their largest such action to date. but what the governor recommends is not as high as what the new york mayor is calling for. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. as new evidence emerges over the pivotal role of psychologists in the cia's torture program, we are joined by one of the nation's best known psychiatrists, robert jay lifton. for

new york governor, and due cuomo, has promised to put an end to this. cuomo announced creation of tasker force that would recover unpaid wages and shutdown unlicensed businesses. >> many of the women in these facilities are desperate. they are not here legally they don't have working papers. >> nail salons part of eight and a half billion dollars industry nationwide. according to new york times investigation, workers mostly from asia, and south america, can be paid as little as a dollar 50 an hour. and can pay up to $200 for training. customers we spoke to said the investigation has left them conflicted. >> i do what i can in terms of you know, tipping as well as possible, and making sure that it goes directly into their pockets. >> cbs news, new york. >>> all right, it is 6:14 right now. the michigan woman was sick of seeing so many potholes in her neighborhood, so she decided to fill them. but not with as fault. take a look at this, page, and her boyfriend, turned potholes into flour pots. the pair went throughout the town planting flowersment she sai

governor cuomo is assuring the public the chemicals used to put out the fire are being monitored biteo little girls became best friends during the toughest moments of their young lives and now facing their biggest hurdle yet. four-year-old ava and three-year-old penny have been documenting their friendship on facebook just like a lot of girlfriends do. they hit it off last year as they faceed cancer surgery then chemo at texas children's hospital. they went through every step together. approaching treatments kind of like play dates. they both went into remission but that sadly has not lasted for little penny. she is only weeks to live. ava is often by her side doing such things as dropping off anisyl doll and cards to try and cheer up penny. their moms want everyone to hear their story and learn from their beautiful friendship. >>> all right. let's get a check of your weather now. here's meteorologist dave war len. >> pretty warm tonight. still in the 70s only dropping a few more degrees upper 60s in philadelphia. mid 60s in the suburbs. very warm start to the day tomorrow. clouds and

and chris cuomo makes his living on the basis of first amendment.'d have some more sympathy with it. and legally she has been embroiled in lawsuits in philadelphia and in new york having to do with anti-jihad messages on public transit and has won repeatedly. so now you see all these authorities in new york and philadelphia and now washington saying we're going to ban all political messages whatsoever. so we see the slippery slope there. and what is the principal distinction where you're going to favor commercial speech over political speech? in our society usually it's the opposite. >> she said to him today, it's free speech. it's a cartoon, chris. snap out of it. got to leave it at that. mitch, good to see you. >> thanks megyn. >> still ahead, the dramatic new worry about whether the islamic state is winning this war and what that means for us. wait until you hear what a former obama administration official said. plus students at a catholic university have successfully ditched a tribute to a priest. this is a catholic university. and wait until yo

let's go first to chris cuomo about the situation. >> i'm sitting here with the commissioner talking about how the situation is different. >> tell anderson cooper hello. i'm a big fan. >> he's listening. >> i think at this point in time it's an don't for the state's attorney to look through the case. i don't think anyone's trying to cover up and trying to sweep anything under the carpet. we hope that we keep moving and that everybody what's happening. people are hurt and there is rage. from our standpoint we will be as open, transparent and honest. this is a very strong and capable state's attorney. i think the people should know at the end of the day that a good investigation was done and the state's attorney will do a good job. >> quickly and i know you don't want to talk, but understood. when they hear sth that's a lot for somebody to take in. i think it's unfortunate that these things are coming out. i think that it's inappropriate. i think people should take a deep breath to wait for the entire information and hopefully these leaks won't poison what's happening until people have

, that don't speak english, are doing menial labour jobs and being taken advantage of >>> governor cuomoting in place another ask force to take up an issue that has been approached before with previous task forces. seems like it will take more than that to get the job done, for a man that has been fighting this for years. >> that's true. that's the big challenge. the new york department of labour has 14,000 backlog cases, down from 17,000. it's a tremendous amount of cases that are being reviewed and trying to get the money back to people. it's a lot of work. the governor announced last year that they recovered 30 million in stolen wages and returned the money to two workers. it's a huge uphill battle and a big challenge ahead. >>> really, as you said. it's a lot to do with education and bringing forward the information to workers. you can say it's a minimum wage, but if no one knows that's what they are supposed to get. what good is a minimum wage. >> that is true. that's why what is important is that workers become educated about what their rites are. a lot of these people do not speak

it comes from "the new york times" by andrew cuomo. " he says roosevelt paste power -- faced powerfulion to the minimum wage. -- has any right to continue in this country." governor andrew cuomo writing about how fast food workers deserve a raise in today's "new york times." still with us torsten. economists are divided over the consequences of raging the -- raising the minimum wage. torsten: it is clear we are getting to a point where the labor market is starting to tighten. it is no quinton's we are debating this now. we -- no coincidence we are debating this now. it reflex we have a tighter market not only for the high wage and mid wage jobs, but it is starting to appear -- for the low wage jobs. olivia: many fast food workers are receiving public assistance. what you're are doing is transferring payments that should be coming out of corporate pockets instead of out of taxpayers'. torsten: from my chair, it is how the fed thinks about this. how to market think -- how do markets think. is there any sign of wage inflation? for rthethe last many eayrs -- years, they have basically bee

el gobernador andrew cuomo anunciÓ creaciÓn de un equipo especial para revisar cada salÓn y asegurarseo se pool tarn a los bebÉs que murieron tras recibir una vacuna 29 mÁs siguen sufriendo en el hospital. >> en todo el paÍs se celo brab el domingo el dÍa de las ma' tres pero en esta comunidad todos le cabo daban el ultimadÚltimo adiÓs Último adiÓs a los bebÉs que murieron el fin de semana tras recibir una vacuna en el sector salud. >> las autoridades confirmaron que otros 29 pequeÑos siguen hospitalizo adohospitalizados y seis en estado crÍtico. >> se llevaron toda las vacunas. fueron llevados el viernes para recibir las vacunas gratis. lo que los padres nunca imaginaron era el trÁgico final. el pÁrroco del poblado dice que no es la primera vez que un niÑo muere en el lugar por la mala atenciÓn mÉdica que reciben. >> he visto muchos niÑos muertos que salen del centro de salud. >> en un comunicado el seguro social explica que un lote de vacunas causÓ la reacciÓn al leroing ica. las vacunas fueron retiradas en chiapas pero la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn continÚa en el resto del paÍs. >> no di

governor andrew cuomo pass the legislation. the drug would not become available until 2016.ed to california where she could legally give him this medical marijuana. here to talk about these regulations is new jersey's very own. bill: my 1st question tell me about your medical story. >> i happen to have bone cancer. a couple of tumors. i have a couple in me right now. i use marijuana for pain relief. i'm not hurt on any pharmaceutical drugs. they separated the different chemicals in marijuana the substance called cbd, a medical quality substance and marijuana that does not get you high. this is what they are giving to epileptics. >> the thing that infuriates me it's not about getting high but getting children the medical treatment they need. things on the market right now that are legal it is infuriating we don't do everything and anything we can to help our kids get the treatment that they need. >> of the law allows but they call reciprocity get a get a medical marijuana license or provider card and then bring the substance back year as opposed to packing up your whole famil

and chris cuomo is at the scene.ing, chris. >> reporter: this is still a very active investigation going on. in fact it's in its early stages because the urgency has not passed. we have not heard from authorities that all 243 people are accounted for yet, and we know at last count six people lost their lives and 140 people have been spent to the hospital and some are still there, and the big headline is not everybody has been accounted for, and that's going to slow the investigation, because right now they are still bringing in heavy equipment behind us to move some of the cars and see what is underneath them and see what is still among a lot of the twisted wreckage here. many of the people working the scene overnight, and at least some of them said to us they have never seen anything like this carol. it's going to take time in the investigation, and information is going to be slow. >> i would assume the engineer and the conductor survived the crash and i would assume investigators are talking with them? >> reporter:

that's where we find chris cuomo this morning. chris, great to see you to tell us what's happening on the ground. >> reporter: well, here in baltimore, there is a new hope and a new tension. here's the question is the cardinaling of six officers a step towards justice or a different form of bigotry? now you have religious leaders trying to close that gap by bringing people together before the city breaks apart again. the city's mayor listing the week-long 10:00 p.m. curfew optimistic about what comes next. >> i think a lot of the unrest has been settled. settled down in terms of the protest. >> that doesn't mean the work continues. >> so far, so good. thousands gathering in front of city hall sunday a. sea of people with different religious briefs and background together at this interstate rally. >> we had but daist, catholic jew, fighting for one baltimore to come together. >> the 4,000 national troops met with praise. >> thank you. >> and prayer as the governor delivered the orders for them to withdraw. >> it's not going to happ

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i would never do anything to break the rules. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerotaelcome to your "new day." it is thursday may 7th. 6:00 in the east. a tornado outbreak in the southern plains destroying homes, overturning cars. more than 40 tornadoes reported overnight in oklahoma kansas and nebraska. >> the storms injuring at least a dozen people in a mobile home park in oklahoma city and forcing officials to declare a flash flood emergency for the first time in the city's history. shutting down roads and grounding all flights. cnn meteorologist chad myers is in the cnn weather center with our top story. how's it looking, chad? >> well it's going to continue for now, today and longer into the weekend. 46 tornadoes yesterday. debris launching into the sky. >> mike we have a roof that just flew through the air here. i don't know where it came from. >> tornadoing wreaking havoc yet again across the plains. >> large tornado north of verdon oklahoma. >> i got trees down power flashes, i got to back out of here. >> red cross and emergency personnel begin combing through

chris cuomo is live in baltimore with the latest in the freddie gray case and michaela is off today.ed by police in a dallas suburb after opening fire outside an event featuring cartoon drawings of the prophet muhammad and speeches on islam. the hundreds in attendance and the fiery director of a well known islam group and dutch politician placed on an al qaeda hit list. the fbi investigating this morning who were the shooters and what was their motive. cnn has team coverage on this beginning with cnn's ed lavandera on the scene in garland, texas. ed. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the event was starting to wrap up when police say two men drove up and started firing. >> we are taking you to the auditorium further awayst getting started when two when drove up. >> breaking overnight, a deadly scene if a dallas suburb. two gunmen shot dead after opening fire and wounding a security guard outside an event center where a cartoon contest of the prophet mohammed was being held. law enforcement tell cnn the entire shooting lasted 15 seconds. >> we prepare for something like this. >> repor

. >>> coming up on "new day," chris cuomo comes up. >> i like to hear christine making a run for therescue in texas under way. the death toll is growing. this isn't just about water. it is about life and how it's lived and by people struggling to do just that. a dozen people remain missing. so we're going to take you on the ground and show you what life is like right now. we're also going to get deep into cleveland today. this is supposed to be change, in quotes. tough reforms handed down by the department of justice, but will they work? will it be enough? what does it take to change police culture? because there's no question with the cleveland police that they had a history and culture that wasn't working to all communities' best effect. then we're going to take on the lawyer for tamir rice's family. he was that 12-year-old boy, remember who was killed by a cleveland officer who said he thought he had a weapon. we're going to have a lawyer to talk about how that case may be the next flash point, john and christine. >> thanks chris. >>> coming up today, a new candidate will enter th

we have chris cuomo with more. >> happy friday. i'll ignore that. surrounding the elections in the united kingdom. prime minister david cameron and the conservative party claiming victory. they have two concerns. what does this mean in terms of the united states relationships and missions around the world and global economy. what partnership will this be and their push to leave the european union. we will look at what happened with the exit polls. there was a really big disconnect there. we will take you through that story that will involve us at home. >>> the fbi director issuing a warning that hundreds maybe thousands of isis online followers are now inside the united states. what does law enforcement do? how do we keep track of them? the patriot act of section 215, john and christine, how the government has been collecting data from our telephone companies, they say it is illegal. what happens next? cue the foreboding music. >> bum-bum-bum. >> thank you. >>> breaking news. ambassadors killed in a helicopter crash claimed as an attack by the talib

the 48-year-old lee is known as a cooking show host and long time girlfriend of new york governor cuomo. she said the diagnosis came six weeks ago while doing a photo shoot. she said she will have a double mastectomy later this week. >> here is another health note that might help save your relationship with someone. researchers may have found a cure for snoring and it is as simple at exercising your mouth and tongue. researchers in brazil have a few dozen men and women do a set of exercises three time as day for eight minutes and it reduced the frequency of snoring by 36 percent and the power of loudness of the snoring dropped by 60 percent. it is believed the less you snore better your sleep is with the rest of your sleeping partners. >> do you not know how many jokes came out of that study. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> my wife was saying, my goodness i am glad you have that job because imagine if you didn't. >> morning from the top of the abc7 broadcast center with a lot of sunshine. the breeze will hang around for the better part of the afternoon. add th

new york governor andrew cuomo has ordered emergency measures to protect workers in the state's nailalons, following a "new york times" expose on the widespread exploitation of manicurists, many of whom have developed illnesses linked to chemicals in nail products. "the times" investigation found manicurists in new york routinely work without wages or are forced to pay fees in order to work, toiling for shifts of 10 to 12 hours a day, six or seven days a week, for far below the minimum wage. they suffer from miscarriages, cancer, and respiratory and skin ailments. in response to the report, new york governor cuomo announced a new task force to investigate nail salons, institute new rules to protect workers from chemicals and educate workers about their rights. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today the european union is expected to ask the united nations security council to permit military action against human traffickers operating out of libya. the u.n. estimates more than 60,000 people have alre

we need leaders prepared to apply the bandaids where needed as governor cuomo is doing here with nail to fundamentally restructuring and rebalancing our economy. in 2008 we bailed out the banks. this time around, let's try bailing out the american people. that does it for "the cycle." "now with alex wagner" starts right now. >>> are biker gangs gearing up for a larger fight following the deadly shooting in texas? congress is debating an nsa program that one federal court ruled illegal and chris christie explains why he thinks new jersey voters don't want him to be president. but first, hillary speaks. it's may 19th and this is "now." after 40150 minutes the time since hillary clinton answered a question from the press was reset today to zero. the former secretary of state finally ended her campaign's media drought this afternoon, salt laking reporters' thirst with answers to a few questions after a small business round table in cedar falls iowa. nbc's kristen welker asked clinton about her e-mails as secretary of state and her paid speeches. >> was there a conflict of interest in your

governor andrew cuomo said that the spill is contained. >>> preserving heritage in nepal. the new mission after the devastating earthquake. don't go anywhere. >> it's been two weeks you since the deputy stating earthquake struck nepal and some residents say that the government is not providing enough aid to those who were hit the hardest. so far the quake has affected one-third of the country's residents. in addition to cleaning up damaged neighborhoods there are efforts to rescue nepal's prized landmarks. >> there is a different tempo to the relief operation now more than two weeks after the earthquake. instead of attempting to save lives this pain-staking work is about trying to rescue ancient tradition. the temple dates back to the fifth century and within it lies treasure. but modern day social media is spreading stories of wrongdoing. another part of this country's rich heritage lies destroyed. along with other icon there is are myths circulating with it. the rumors of jewelry associated with the deity missing. but that's firmly denied by local officials who say it wi

get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >>> in an urgent response new york governor andrew cuomo has orderedtask force. governor cuomo announced yesterday that salon by salon investigations will begin immediately in an effort to combat the wage and health hazards faced by workers in new york's nail salon industry. it stems from "the new york times's" unvarnished, a pro-part series examining the exploitation of manicurists in the new york city area. the investigation uncovered a litany of abuses. workers paid as little as $1.50 per day, some getting no pay at all for weeks or for months. hidden customs like the $100 to $200s each manicurists hand over for a training fee. and exposure to chemicals known to cause cancer abnormal fetal development and even miscarriages. joining me now is director of the new york immigration coalition, steven choi. thanks for joining me. >> thank you. >> i know that almost all of these workers are immigrants some of them here illegally. a lot happens to illegal immigrants that society doesn't pay attention to or know about. but given the scale of this given the f

most new yorkers cannot even remember the guy between the two cuomos. jeb bush got higher marks as governor, rick perry longer, scott walker is more current. i don't see where george pataki fits in. mark: i agree that he's not emphasizing the one thing that would make him different by any means. i do think he could impact the race in three ways. one, he's a smart guy. if he cannot find his way to the literal debate, he could do some damage to other republicans. two, he will focus on new hampshire. only chris christie has got a centric a path. the last thing is this message, which we will listen to later -- smaller government. lots of other people are running on it, but he's running on it with an anti-washington sensibility that i think will help at least as the argument along. al: i want to cover the george pataki/bobby jindal debate, the battle of the 1% or's --one percenters. mark: you not only have to grow your support, but you have to pass over 16 other guys and one gal in order to get to the top. it is daunting. he needs a lot more luck than one or

her boyfriend new york governor andrew cuomo says he plans to take time off to support her. the 48-year-old lee says she has no family history of breast cancer, and it was found after a routine mammogram. she's going public to encourage other women to get screened. >>> an anonymous buyer just paid a jaw-dropping price for a pick co $179.4 million for "women of al gears version 0." the most expensive price for a piece of art ever paid at auction. it shattered the old record price by $24 million. >>> when we come back, americans decide which new face they'd like to see on the $20 bill. >>> the people have spoken or at least hundreds of thousands of them have online. what they are saying is move over andrew jackson. they want a woman's face on the $20 bill. we first reported on the women of 20s movement when it went viral. today they announced the big winner. here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: after weeks of anticipation. the announcement -- >> it's harriet tubman! >> reporter: harriet tubman, the people's pick to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill. from classrooms coast t

defeating cuomo in a stunning electoral upset.e went on to serve three consecutive terms as governor of new york state. since then he has been a businessman, attorney and has championed conservative causes as chairman of a group called revere america. in 2010 he traveled around the country campaigning against the affordable care act. he has toyed with running for president before in 2008 and in 2012. >> i kid when i go around new hampshire, that every four years there's the olympics the world cup, and i show up thinking about running for president. and that seems to be true but in all seriousness, peter this time things are -- different. >> reporter: but this time around he is serious. there's even a super pac to support the former governor's presidential bid. he has a record as a environmentalist, and supported a woman's right to choose. and his supporters believe his moderation on social issues could help him standing out in a crowded republican field. david shuster, al jazeera. >>> crowded indeed. he joins seven other republica

. >>> time for entertainment news celebrity chef and girlfriend of new york governor andrew cuomo announcedsandra lee says she'll undergo mastectomy this week. on "the voice," christina out of the competition. now the final four will face off next week. president bill clinton stopped by the late show and weighed in on his chances of moving back into the white house. >> what's the chance of you moving back to 1600 pennsylvania. >> hillary has to win the nomination. if she wins the nomination she has to win the election. if she wins the election chances are 100 percentile move back back. if i'm asked. >> on "the tonight show," a heated game of russian roulettey i do love that. it's just funny. >> have you ever done it? >> no i would not. >> would you? >> no i think i'll pass. >> at the end of the show maybe. >> maybe they will have to do that. i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. join red nose day, a national event to help lift children out of poverty. it's easy: support red nose day at walgreens and start making a difference. it's a good

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. >> reporter: the workers here make minimum wage and more, but new york governor andrew cuomo says far too many mostly immigrants from asia or south america, are being victimized by employers. >> they're not here legally. they don't have working papers. they have to put food on the table. they have to support a child. so they have to do what they have to do. >> reporter: the governor's announcement comes after an investigation by "the new york times." the report says some workers were paid as little as $1.50 an hour, were forced to pay as much as $200 in so-called training fees. last year the "times" says state labor officials investigated 29 salons and found 116 labor violations. the multiagency task force will conduct in-person investigations of salons, create new health regulations to protect workers from exposure to nail product chemicals, recover unpaid wages and shut down violators. abramcyk says the consumers who flock to the salons for their weekly $10 manicures have got to be part of the solution. >> you start asking questions. if you go to nail salon regularly, speak up, ask

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governor cuomo says emergency crews are on the water trying to contain the damage. officials say the nuclear reactor itself is safe and stable. >> kookan president raul castro was at the vatican today meeting with pope francis. the man who by many accounts played a key role in restoring relations between cuba and the u.s. allen pizzey explains. >> reporter: the handshake that formerly brought cuban-american relations in from the cold was the final knot in a web of secret meetings can destine notes and back channels spun by pope francis and his cardinals. the key was timing. havana was obsessive about los cinco five cubans caught spying in the u.s. washington wanted american cratter alan gross freed from a cuban jail. cuban cardinal jaimy or tega and pet rick leahey had been on the case for years. >> we knew the president was going to meeting with pope francis at the vatican. and i thought hmmmm. >> cardinal ortega used a diplomatic curier to take a note from senator leahy toe pope asking him to intervene on humanitarian ground, a few days later francis told obama th

cuomo or one of you beautiful ladies to play not chad myers.s a great place. all americans should try to get there if they can. let's go inside politics. a lot to talk about. jackie olliver knox. start with rick santorum. he's going to make it official today. he's at 1% or 2% in the national polls, but remember he was at 1% or 2% last time when he ran in 2012 in iowa and turned out to win iowa mitt romney was the nominee, but he did a 99-county tour he came from nowhere in iowa. should we take him seriously this time? or because huckabee's running again maybe ted cruz is rick santorum finding a hard time finding his lane this time? >> that's a the thing. a lot of people are already occupying rick santorum's place in the race. what rick santorum's going to need another billionaire benefactor like he had last time. we don't know if he's going to have that. >> we also don't know whether this cycle will turn into the dynamic of the last cycle where we had romney and a plausible not romney every couple of weeks. i don't know whether rick santorum in

among those demanding closure is new york governor andrew cuomo.t is owned by entergy and its ceo is with us now. you can understand the concern among new yorkers, including the governor, about the safety of the nuclear plant. is there a future in which you could envision the planting shut down. >> at some point it will -- erik: inevitably. >> it is one of the best run plants in the united states. the incident we had last weekend -- the plant shutdown safely, as it was designed to do. the safety systems worked the way they were designed. employees did a great job. the incident was at the transformer yard, where power is delivered. the fire was in the transformer the same type of equipment at every power plant in america -- erik: no risk of a meltdown. leo: nothing like that. the fire is put out, oil in the transformer, a like kind of oil and the water that was used to put it out gave a leak from the area. where it went, if there is reach into anything other than the site, we are in the process -- erik: what would it take -- were cuomo to get his wa

. >> look at governor cuomo talking about burning taxñjr credits for low income families the you couldactually do tax credits. neil: i think ed is a little less onerous but here we go again and baby to the point where we point out even though it is their fair share at the top rate then there is a few more then to readjust the tax code. what is the now for the fair share? i cannot keep track. >> i think the tax system is already highly progressive but look at who hillary clinton is talking about something she may not understand is looking at the people in that category and what they do for a living is they own and operate an investor in the small business. how you get more jobs out of small business? >> because you invert -- invested in though workers. >> how can you look at these employees if you put a little more money in their pockets. neil: but there is the point where the heart and the brain have to intersect. >> it goes back to the point of higher education and if you look at what bernie sanders is doing. >> look under the hood to find ways to make the colleges and universities th