these are letters as i said, that were written by eleanor roosevelt, eleanor roosevelt to eleanor morgenthau dearest darling eleanor i have always felt that you were hurt often by imaginary things and have wanted to protect you. but if one is to have a healthy normal relationship, i realize it must be on some kind of equal basis. you simply cannot be so easily hurt. life is too short to cope with it. much much love always eleanor. dearest eleanor, i didn't want say half what i wanted to when we were talking the other day. i've grown to love you so much, though i can't take away the feeling you have. it makes me unhappy to feel that it is worrying you, and i want to put my arms around you and keep away all the disagreeable things that have made you feel this way. dear cannest eleanor -- dearest eleanor, it worries me to have you tire so easily. i wish i could give you some of my toughness. your children will all come out of any phases, just as bob has done. they are such grand people, but then you and henry have been wonderful parents. my dear love i must run to some wpa projects. dearest ele

i mean, why call on eleanor roosevelt these days?ody alive today really remembers much of the roosevelt administration. >> it's an interesting choice the fact that hillary clinton has been so inspired by eleanor roosevelt tells us a lot about her. eleanor roosevelt was a reformer but she was also an ardent feminist, she was active in the beginning of the progressive movement. so it's interesting that clinton is willing to hearken so far back to the roosevelts. but yeah, you're right, you know, it is a little bit unusual she's not bringing in a broader view of the history of progressivism and, you know, let's be serious here. just because hillary can hearken back to a progressive leader doesn't mean she's going to fool progressives. bill de blasio the mayor of new york who's fast becoming a progressive icon, says he will not be at clinton's rollout in part because she's been so cagey on things like the trade deal and income inequality. it doesn't necessarily mean it's going to help her out with her base. jon: carly fiorina on the repu

when we return, eleanor roosevelt deserves to be on u.s. currency. eleanor roosevelt.e watching hard ball. you know, in any job any profession image matters. i want some gray...but not too much. only touch of gray uses oxygen to gently blend away some gray but not all for that perfect salt and pepper look. satisfaction guaranteed. just you and the look you want. just for men touch of gray >>> let me finish with a recommendation for the first woman to appear on u.s. currency, el noor roosevelt. to the millions of the people her husband called the forgotten men, the name personifies the faith americans would have restored in their government, in their country. for all the horrors of the 1930s, there was one person out there demanding relief. for the husband who could not walk, there was a wife who could and did, visiting coal mine, migrant cramps, sharecroppers and all those new deal projects. eleanor was his eyes and ears, franklin said, and conscience, too. it was mrs. roosevelt who made sure mr. roosevelt's project went to where the need was worst. it was mrs. root sa

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under the #the new ten people are tweeting names including rosa parks and eleanor roosevelt. jack lew announced the plan yesterday. lew said the $10 will be debuting in 2020 around the 100th anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. who do you think should be on the $10 bill? be sure to tweet us, #the new 10. i think the suggestions are harriet tubman, rosa parks eleanor roosevelt, hard to beat them. >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. break's over, tom. >> that's right. the humidity did drop yesterday. it hits back again in the wake of the overnight showers were crossing the bay here. the patches of light green, exiting the western shore of the bay, now heading to the eastern shore of the bay. and pulling off to the east and behind that we still have some wet pavement. a little bit of ponding of water around. when you're walking to work, maybe leaping over puddles temperatures in the mid 70s and some walkways are wet. have an umbrella handy. temperatures climbing into the upper 80s. wear your sun block and sunglasses and you will need an umbrella later on in the afterno

they think he's proven them wrong this week. >> eleanor, can you put this into perspective?ways said he wanted to be a transformational president. in the past he's cited ronald reagan as his role model. not that he agreed with the reagan policies but he thought the reagan presidency transformed america and i think this week the cultural changes that we've seen ratified by the supreme court really do speak to a cultural transformation during this president's time in office and you can argue how much he directly brought it about. i think he did set same-sex marriage in motion when he had his administration refuse to defend the defense of marriage act and certainly health care which was every president going back to teddy roosevelt tried to get health care reform through the congress and failed. and now the obamacare, the affordable care act, has been ratified twice by the supreme court and while the republicans i'm sure will continue to call for its repeal it will be very difficult to take away something that is as the president put it has been woven into the life of america.

lawmakers will introduce a bill aimed at saving the quickly deteriorating roads in our noon today, eleanor holmes norton along with virginia congressman don beyer and tim kaine will make an announcement on the arlington memorial bridge. the act would authorize more than $463 million to repair -- to fund repairs of the roads like the memorial bridge. >>> it's 6:56. here are four things to know before you head out the door. entrance fees are going up at the national park in mclean. >>> today, there's a funeral for the victims of a brutal murder in d.c. family and friends will lay savvas and amy and philip savopoulos to rest. >>> and the nsa collecting your phone data has been suspended. >>> and we're working to learn when the crews will have the 395 water main break fixed. >>> grab an umbrella staying dry this morning and through the noon hour then hitting upper 80s around 2:00 or 3:00. storms coming through 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. >> we have that water main break that has westbound king street down to one lane. you're getting by one lane to the left and then the southbound off ramp from 395

let's be honest, eleanor. come on now. he's not going to be second, darling. >> you said that about biden and look what happened. please, that's another story. let's not go there. who do you think of our republican front runner if we look at this field right now. we played a game today called answer currents. we had the mario rub ohio was one of them h and someone else said ted cruise. >> get out of here, they said mario rubin? that's because he's cute. >> he's young and energetic. that's exciting. people still think the front runner is jed bush and then of course you have donald trump. what can i say. say something on that one for a second. he grabbed the headlines, he created some exciting. obviously he is an outlier candidate. does he have any shot? >> please, karen. a lot of people run because you get his name out there. when he goes under a little bit he wants to come out even more. this gets him a lot of attention. a lot of candidates won't win, but they can write a book, be on tv. maybe i'll think of announcing. whe

reallyi would you be boring and say eleanor roosevelt. played a big role in the depression, crucial role in the formation of the united nations, even a background rolled that she is my nomination. there is an amazing documentary on her. it was awesome. check it out. paul? to go withgoing clara barton, blast from the past, someone who was instrumental in improving wartime sanitary conditions, save the lives of thousands of soldiers, but my number two would be my mom. alix: aww. joe: if we could personalize bills. alix: i was trying to find out what was the $10 bill and the room or was because of counterfeiting, but there is 1.9 billion dollars of notes in circulation. not that much. us.ks for joining paul, you're sticking with me. there will be much more on the fit it ipo after the break. ♪ to theelcome back bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. itsnasdaq edging above march peak really boosted by the biotech sector. fitbit did not hurt much either. this was after heavy demand for the ipl led the company to boost the size of the deal. also

mark warner and tim kaine and eleanor holmes norton and don buyer are getting ready to hold a news conference. two lanes closed last week over corrosion concerns. it is the latest evidence of federal neglect and they are calling for stronger federal infrastructure investment. we will get an up close look at the damage later this afternoon to see how bad it is. tune in tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. traffic troubles continue in alexandria. a water main break on quinstreet closed westbound lanes. it is causing issues for drivers trying to exit off 395. john gonzalez is live with how long drivers should expect delays. john: this has been an inconvenience for drivers in alexandria and a headache for the vdot workers. they have finally made ground here by breaking up the ground. they have located the break and there it is. you can see the line. it is a 10 foot lateral break on this old pipe. this eight-inch main valve ruptured this morning and they were finally able to locate that and now it is time to make repairs. eventually, they will resurface the roadway. it took the crews sometime time to get to

i moved that my experience having transitioned in the late 30s is different to eleanor birkett's, and different to caitlyn jenners, i don't know who is the arbiter about that. no one is changing their mind or making up their mind. in is something most of us have felt since early on in our lives. yes, i was treated as a boy most of my first few decades. but i didn't just make up my mind that i was a woman. i think it needs a lot longer of a discussion than can be done in one column in the "new york times". i don't think she did it justice, and i don't think she did women justice. >> let's talk about the bathroom and locker room history, is that the next frontier in transgender experience? >> it's something we have a long way to go. you know americans are very much about modesty in the bathroom. and so by the way, most bathrooms are modest places. people do not share bathrooms together. they go into bathrooms, do what they have to do leave each other alone, and that's how it should be. there's a lot of trans people who are not safe in the counter bathroom regime and, by the way, a lot o

tracy: i'm going to be boring and say eleanor roosevelt. played a big role in the depression. the formation of the united nations and had a background theme -- role. alix: there was an amazing documentary on her. it was awesome. paul: i'm going with clara barton, a blast from the past, someone instrumental in improving wartime sanitary conditions, saved the lives of tens of thousands of soldiers. my number two would be my mom. points. and apple pie. joe: a personalized bill. out, i wasuld point trying to find out why it was the $10 bill and not the $20 bill, the rumor was because of counterfeiting. their only $1.9 billion of notes in circulation for $10 bills. guys, thanks so much. good to see you. paul, we will talk about much more. fitbit's ipo coming up after the break. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg market day. the nasdaq edging above its march 2000 peak, boosted by biotech. fitbit did not hurt. after heavy demand for the ipo led the company to boost the size of the deal. airbnb is in talks to raise money for a $24 billion valuation. we take a look at the animal spirit for al

: who was -- and you got the opportunity to sit down with many of these individuals obviously not eleanoreople. >> jon: no, you could not. how did you get -- you would just contact someone and say my name is nick offerman and i admire you. >> actually, i think in george saunders' chapter, it lace out the form email i would send that says i'm writing this book, it's this and this, i would like to lionize you, that will ostensively sell more of your books and records, what have you, and generally, i honestly tried to solicit both oprah and hillary clinton and could not get through to either of those two heros. but the people that responded were really generous, and i'm very grateful to them. >> jon: for you, what was the biggest thrill? >> i guess two of them wendell barry, the kentucky agrarian writer is kind of my greatest hero. i really admire his work and sensibility. >> jon: very straightforward yet poetic. >> yeah, and i kind of didn't want to bug him because part of his writing is i just stay on my farm and write about how dumb we all are, in a very moving and phony way. but he gener

i think it's going to be very interesting where she's going to have sayiances with eleanor roosevelt,nneling franklin as well. nobody else can claim that. but it's actually a different coalition than the fdr coalition, certainly geographically for the democratic party. and also a completely different mind-set. yes, progressive at home. yes, muscular abroad. but we're not launching either the fifth roosevelt term, or the could new deal, i don't think. >> that sounds like hubert humphrey. >> i disagree with that. >> disagree with what? >> i think that jonathan's right, but it's a next evolution of roosevelt. i think what she's going to be saying is, we need a roosevelt for our time, in the sense that franklin roosevelt was really fighting against, and being opposed to, the excesses of the go-go years of capitalism during the jazz age. to look at it historically. he brought in government to try to balance the scales. and i think the american people are looking for that now. they can't quite explain it to themselves. they don't have the policies for it exactly. but they sense that there's

eleanor roosevelt harriet tubman or rosa parks. >>> a quick check of the market, asia and europe stocks lower. the fed reserve is still on pace to raise interest rates. greek debt, looks like a default is likely. >>> the breaking news. nine people killed inside one of the most famous historic black churches in the south in charleston, south carolina. police are calling this a hate crime. this morning, a killer is on the loose. new details on the manhunt as our breaking news continues right after this. >>> breaking news this morning from charleston, south carolina. a manhunt underway right now for a gunman who opened fire inside an african-american church killing nine people. this happened at about 9:00 p.m. last night. the police chief down there calls it a hate crime. the suspect is described as white male in his early 20s with sandy blond hair wearing a gray hoodie and blue jeans. this is the oldest congregation south of baltimore. the emanuel african-american methodist church. the suspect was lingering inside some kind of prayer meeting before he began shooting. >> our city police de

when i think about human rights persons, eleanor roosevelt and the commission in 1948 who grew up and general assembly adopted, the universal document of human rights never envisaged that human induced climate change would cause devastation to poor communities and put whole countries like republic. kyrie bash out of business. they have bought land in fiji. if we go above 1.5 degrees of warming, his island has finished. >> reporter: the global goal is 2 degrees. >> the global goal is to stay below 2 degrees. we need to be below to save kyrie bash. >> reporter: is the international community close? >> not close. we are on course for about a 4 degree or more world. and i know what that looks like because the world bank did a report called "turn down the heat." >> >> reporter: what does it look like? >> it's catastrophic. whole cities like miami and others going under water. we are facing that. >> reporter: we are not just talking about the pacific islands. we talk about a lot of people living on the coast in parts of cities that will be ubd water if see levels rise by a moderate amount.

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. >> hillary clinton has long looked to the presidency of eleanor roosevelt for many of the policies that she and her husband has championed for many years. it's that imagery in mind, the fact that this is a president who has lifted americans out of the great depression is something she hopes to repeat if she becomes president. she'll remind many working class americans that the economic recovery of recent days that these are the things important to her. >> hillary clinton is still speaking we'll check in with you over the next few hours to know what she said. kimberly halkett live for us in new york. thank you. >> u.s. officials say hackers linked to china appear to have accessed sensitive information on intelligence and military personnel in a second breach of government. last week it was revealed that the data of 4 million people may have been compromised. john terrett reports. >> 4 hours after the biggest federal employees unions warned that last year's hack was far wider than let on comes confirmation there may have been a deeper breach. white house spokesman josh earnest saying

the former first lady has often cited eleanor roosevelt as a role model. the park is accessible by tram and subway. the logistical setup will be fun for this one. clear sailing ahead in the primaries for hillary clinton. in an effort to get elizabeth warren to run says they'll make one more plea. on monday a joint venture by move on.org say they'll deliver over 350,000 pe tigstitions asking her to one. they tried to convince the senator from massachusetts to challenge clinton. she has says she's not running and she looks like she's sticking to that pledge. let's go to d.c. after parts of patriot act expired, things remain in doubt. a show down looms between house and senate lawmakers. republican senators are pushing several amendments to a house reform bill including extending the transition period for telephone companies and not the nsa to store the bulk data. they want the director of national intelligence to immove the technology being use. lawmakers say they will not support the proposed changes. remember, this bill passed in the house last month with

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at noon, eleanor holmes norton and others will introduce the save our national parks transportation act. they'll make the announcement at the bridge. it will give millions to fund repairs on federal roads including the memorial bridge. >>> 4:31. good morning if you're just waking up. i want to get you up to speed on the forecast. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with a chance of rain. welcome back. >> thank you. great to be back. we have the overnight flashes of lightning and some thunder and some heavy downpours coming across northern montgomery county and howard county and now into northeast maryland. a light sprinkle just south and west of the metro area. right along the beltway in fairfax county. this area in green some very light rain. that's going to be moving off to the north and east over the next hour or two. coming right in the metro area. montgomery county and prince george's getting a few light sprinkles as is the district. that's passing over to anne arundel. some of the pavement will be wet. mild morning. in the 70s. then hitting the low to mid 80s most of the aft

roosevelt's column started getting published because eleanor said who was there, who was spending theight and even what they had for dinner. she would also have her own press conferences where she would tell people who the guests were and who was living here and , there you see one of the press conferences. people really at the time knew all of those folks were living in the white house." she was -- only men could cover the white house and she was going to change that so she started having press conferences and only woman reporters were able to cover the press conferences. there you see a photograph. what was life like on the family quarters of the white house during the roosevelt years? the fdr years? mr. seale: extremely crowded. he occupied a little room, the yellow oval room. it had an army cot in it, his medicines and things like that. he had an army orderly to help him get around, but he would meet -- i spoke to congressman that he would meet in that room while he was dressing and eleanor would come in in her bathrobe and they would all have breakfast in the office. it was a fun

she's talked a lot about over the years, eleanor roosevelt especially, so there's that.t here she's going to talk a lot about how she's fighting for the middle class. but i'm not sure we are going to hear any big policy unveiling as we have heard from those associated with her campaign. this is going to be about why she is running and as she looks to reintroduce herself to american voters, it's interesting she's looking back to the past. not just the roosevelts, but we expect that she'll talk a lot about dorothy rodham, her mother, who had a very hard life. so at this point the challenges for hillary clinton, even though she's the frontrunner in the democratic field, is having problems with the polls lately with democratic voters not feeling she's trustworthy. they do feel more so that she's competent. so we'll wait to see during the speech if there's enough meat on the bones when it comes to policies to make democratic supporters or possible non-supporters who are waiting to hear what she says to satisfy them. >> quickly, what roles do we expect the former president to

i say eleanor roosevelt. may be controversial, but she is a historic figure and leader in her own right. and she stands for a lot of great american values that will long be part of the american tradition. she emphasized and amplified others. john: i am interested in a two-fer. i want to get a woman on the 10 spot and an african-american on currency. harry tubman is the favorite to a lot of people. she is great, but i want to go also former dan eddie. -- for modernity. so i'm picking rosa parks, the woman who would not give up the seat on the bus. i think it would be awfully great to see her on a $10 bill. mark: that is a great choice. and i have got to say, you know this is the kind of thing that you think in this country long overdue. amazing it has not happened before. at fantastic it is going to happen now. i think the debate is great, because they will be a lot of discussion about the relative merits of a lot of truly historic significant figures who happen to the women. john: it will be a few years befor

. >> harriet tubman or rosa parks or eleanor roosevelt.eing tossed around. >> all fabulous choices. they could have a lottery and figure it out. all right, we have the nba champion warriors with a little parting shot to lebron james. what's that about? yes. we have baseball. giants, they were in king felix's court tonight. >> nba up top. get used to hearing that a lot through friday's nba championship parade. last sunday, lebron james said he wasn't worried about losing the nba finals. because of one reason. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. turning out the best player in the world didn't have enough to beat the warrior ins game six in the middle of all the celebration last night. klay thompson had a chance to set the record straight. >> it just feels good with the best player and the best team in the world. it has been a journey and we can't put it into words. >> all right, to baseball. the giants, did you know that they have scored the third most runs in baseball on the road? so you figure a trip to seattle. t

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. >> eleanor roosevelt. >> michele obama. john: first lady's?man has to be dead but why do presidents, to people's mind what did she accomplish what about those that created something on their own? we could debate to roosevelt but at least other women that are considered clear the dead like this system classified to use stars the issues today or who's started the girl scouts or who invented the term birth control and founded planned parenthood for who started the environmental movement. although serious achievers are pushed by various people with various agendas but when they're asked to show them the name and her picture they had no picture her they were. >> rachel carson is a suggestion. >> i don't know. >> i don't know who that is so american environmentalist >> i don't know her. >> wilma mankiller. john: i am kind of glad they didn't know rachel carson because environmentalist for shipper i think she is a mass murderer curve eating best seller got ddt band and now there is government to finally remove the bay and but before they did millions

. >> eleanor roosevelt right? she'd be a good one. >> yeah so many options.u get -- we're not sure how it will go. if it's going to be next to hit or he'll go on the back and she'll be on the front of the let her have her own bill. she shouldn't have to share it. >> absolutely. can we put hamilton on a coin. our first -- there you go. she looks great. there you go. they all do. well next to japan where burger king is about to roll out a new red sandwich line and they are, indeed very red. >> does that look good to you? the aca samurai beef cheeseburger. red in japanese and there's the chicken sandwich. >> all about being red, obviously, red buns red cheese red tomatoes also what they call angry sauce which is made from -- this sounds divine chili pepper and chill pi paste. >> i have it every morning. that's what's wrong with me. >> angry sauce. have you a different angry sauce. they create it and would have a side of fries and debut next month. no plans to bring it to the u.s. why are we reporting this if we're not bringing it to the u.s. >> time to do some f

but of put eleanor roosevelt on apple pay or put olivia pope on bitcoin. >> jon: you would feel better> at the end of the day i don't give a damn who is on the bill. what i do care about is getting an equal share of the bill. i would rather have 10 full hamilton dollars than 8.45 of lady bucks. >> jon: j ♪ music playing ♪ if you haven't heard about the latest sale at hotels.com by now ♪ music playing ♪ it's because you're willfully ignoring me. ♪ music playing ♪ book now and save during the fourth of july sale at hotels.com. ♪ ♪ if you want a paint that's tough enough to protect from the elements. if you want a paint flexible enough to survive the subtle cracking of time. if you want a paint that gives you a lifetime warranty... only this can. aura exterior from benjamin moore. paint like no other. what about a "win-win-win"? pick up the limited edition metallic droid turbo by motorola. water-repellent. up to 48-hour battery life. that's your first "win." plus, it's only on verizon. the #1 network. there's your next "win." now for final "win." get $250 when you trade in any smartphone.

buzz feed's evan mcmorris san tara eleanor clift and robert george.inton for president. he was asked about this in france. he said i wouldn't refuse to answer that question. i would try to cleverly dodge the question. i would say it's actually too early. >> al gore bernie menstadium. imagine there would be a time al gore would be an important voice to have endorsing somebody. his star has fallen i feel like, in politics period. >> there was a moment about five, six years ago, i think, when al gore and climate change had this great comeback and everything from -- >> right. and you would think, if the -- if something went wrong with the hillary campaign that he is this sort of spare presidential candidate, the democratic party. i don't think anybody would turn to him. the fact that he's not going to say nicer things about hillary clinton at this point has to do with the hinge lingering resentment he has towards the clintons and bill clinton in particular for messing up his own chances. and a lot of democrats would say al gore messed up chances in the fa

president roosevelt and eleanor roosevelt both were big fans of book reading. if you visited their homes nearby you know that they have bookshelves filled with books. fdr was a collector of looks. he really felt that books played an important role in this war. as the german army spread across europe there was a concerted effort by the german army to destroy books. the idea was getting control over ideas. any ideas that did not basically support the nazi platform and then the nazi ideas that existed were considered dangerous. those books would be removed from libraries and burned. some libraries contain so many dangerous books that they had to be locked and no one was allowed to go into libraries and take out those books. fdr did not think that was the best policy and he thought americans could combat that by trying to read as many books as they could. so the work of the victory book campaign in collecting books of books regardless of viewpoint and sending them to the training camps for the americans who would face combat and would face the german army he though

. >> eleanor roosevelt, right? she'd be a good one. >> yeah, so many options. you get -- we're not sure how it's going to go. if the face is going to be right there next to his or he'll go on the back and she'll be on the front. or how they're going to do this but i'm just saying let her have her own bill. we're getting a woman on a bill, she shouldn't have to share it. >> absolutely. can we put hamilton on a coin? our first treasury -- there you go. she looks great. there you go. they all do. >>> well, next to japan where burger king is about to roll out a new red sandwich line, and they are, indeed, very red. >> okay. does that look good to you, folks? that's the aka samurai beef cheeseburger. now, that means red in aka, and there's also the aka chicken sandwich. >> all about being red, obviously, red buns, red cheese, red tomatoes. there's also what they call angry sauce, which is made from -- this sounds so divine -- chili pepper and chili paste. >> i have that every morning. that's what's wrong with me. angry sauce. >> that explains a lot. angry sauce. oh,

. >> and the thought that he had polio and that he faked it so didn't have to hang out with eleanor. fun with polio. >> it is cured. >> coming up, what is in a name? apparently a great new rack. thank you for noticing. more "red eye" after the break. please don't go anywhere. >>> call her caitlyn. call me ismael. what can "red eye" add to the caitlyn jenner story? not much. it never stopped us before. e has released a new promo for her upcoming reality show "call me kate." take a look. >> we are officially off the property. we are out into the world. it is so bright out there. look at that. isn't it great that maybe some day you will be normal? just blend into society. >>> you are normal. >> put it this way, i am the new normal. >> oh baby i love that pout. >> they say the jenner -- the jenner sex change has a men's only dining room and bar. good for you. and it segregates the male and female golfers. caitlyn may not be able to golf with her pal wean -- wayne gretzky. we asked for comment. all right andy, is this a full rollout for caitlyn or the media hype going too far. >> she is d

eleanor eleanor roosevelt and then other candidates like oprah and beyonce. >> taylor swift. >> even seema mody would be a good choice. a great choice. we should point out that, in fact in the statement it has to be someone that's already passed. some of these people are ruled out but it's fun to have enjoyable light hearted suggestions. get in touch with us worldwide@cnbc.com or cnbcwex. harriet tubman is the favorite at the moment. a very worthy candidate. >> absolutely. >> legislators in hong kong reject reform bill. i'm sure a number of our viewers aren't following this in full. give us background on this. >> basically it's been in the works for some time and the chinese offered a bit of caret and bait and trying to get democracy in the territory. they were offering every registered voter the right to cast a ballot but the candidates on the final ballot would have to be prescreened by a little over a thousand people on a selection committee and that's what sparked the occupied protest last year in the objections to a preordainment of what appeared on the ballot. now today only 8

she's long a fan of eleanor roosevelt as well as president franklin roosevelt.his is roosevelt island. hillary clinton will compare many of her policies to the policies of so many decades ago saying that the economic recovery has eclipsed many americans. these are issues that she will fight for. >> all right thank you very much for the time being. >>> here in the news hour and still ahead, black or white an american civil rights activist is accused of lying about her racial identity. and cuba prepares for a tourism boom. and preparing for the next u.s. open. >> he was electro-shocked and tortured. >> decades of corruption abuse, and torture, by chicago police... >> you think people make a distinction between cia, black ops sites, verses torturing a thirteen year old kid from the south-side? >> people realize that torture is torture. >> top stories on the al jazeera news hour. a gunman suspected of of attacks have been shot by police. >>> the "world health organization" is warning of more people being infected with middle east respiratory system or mers. 138 case