the announcement -- >> it's harriet tubman! >> reporter: harriet tubman, the people's pick to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill. from classrooms coast to coast. >> i think that her story and what she did is just so incredible. >> reporter: and at her memorial in harlem, they are celebrating the abolitionist who helped slaves escape on the underground railroad who in her roads never lost a passenger. >> she helped us get through great struggles and she deserves to be on the $20 bill. >> reporter: more than 600,000 people cast ballots and in the end only 7,000 votes separated tubman from eleanor roosevelt, part of a months long movement to convince the treasury to put a woman on the 20. >> part of the requirement is, the woman must not be alive. i don't want it that bad. >> reporter: el 11 may be out but we all know that washington is getting in on it. >> we all know that the all mighty dollar speaks. what if it had a woman's voice. >> reporter: putting woman on the 20 doesn't need approval from congress, just the president'

my legislation doesn't limit to harriet tubman or any nominee. it instructs the secretary of treasury that would make recommendations and get it done. from my perspective as we see women breaking barriers, and by the way as we see people of color breaking barriers, our money should accurately reflect who we are as a nation in the 21st century. i'm not saying that andrew jackson or any of the men we honor on our money are not worthy. many of our founding fathers made important contributions to this country which we continue to enjoy today in the united states and throughout the world by the spread of democracy. it is also true that part of our history includes the practices and decisions we certainly are not proud of as a nation. let's be straight. president jackson was for many a war hero, a great defender of the young american republic and really the first president and founder of the democratic party. he oversaw our nation as it expanded west, but it is the expansion of this nation, the manifest destiny that pushed settlers west that pushed the

eradication of the amendment giving women the right to vote. >> i put you on the $20 bill. >> harriet tubmanomen have good things for us. >> i'm cheryl jennings and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel and michael finney we >>> breaking news tonight. the urgent search right now. the american military helicopter missing. six marines among those on board. the chopper helping after a second massive earthquake hits nepal. while on the ground tonight, the race to save the newest victims. >>> here at home, the emergency landing. passengers staying on the plane as they race to extinguish the engine. >>> harsh words for tom brady. tonight, the lead investigator for the nfl comes out swinging. you'll hear what he's saying now about the quarterback. >>> breaking news. homeland security agents raiding a clothing drive in the middle of the country. finding guns, weapons, they say headed overseas. >>> the rescues tonight. the massive flooding. lifted into helicopters. >>> and, the celebrity chef revealing her very personal health battle.

the group is putting this together taking this poll and now harriet tubman's come out the winner.

harriet tubman is the top pick. andrew jackson has been the face of the $20 bill for nearly 90 years. >> the u.s. postal service had more than six billion pieces of undeliverable mail last year. according to an inspector general report out. it found the agency spent $1.5 billion on undeliverable mail. the report found 40% was the result of people not updating their addresses. sorting mistakes and failed deliveries accounted for nearly a quarter of the errors. >>> the u.s. airline industry has a customer service problem on its hands. the department of transportation said the number of customer complaints against airlines jumped 55% in march of this year compared to march of 2014. frontier airline had the worst complaint rate. southwest had the best frontier blamed many of its complaints on problems stemming from its new reservation system. >> talking about cooler numbers over the next couple days right now we still got the heat and cloud come here, updated forecast in just a minute. >> this is my home town and it mea

she is for putting harriet tubman on the $20 bill. i do not think that will get rid of her non-position on trade. mark: thanks as always. we will be right back. ♪ >> here's a little something to remember john bolton i. >> are you a fan of the movie diner? >> i d [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ emily: is the writing on the wall for the nsa dragnet? we will look at that fate of the usa freedom that. -- freedom act. i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up is walmart ready to , compete with amazon? what the company would need to did you win over prime users. plus, a top google executives. what does rachel whetstone bring? kim kardashian visits our studio. the video game and reality star is getting us her secret to success. all of that ahead on "bloomberg west." breaking news out of symantec.

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on-line poll recently to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill with civil rights act advisory harriet tubmanbama a video urging him to make that money, gurl. >> comedians -- why are you laughing? i don't know if you, your laughter is fun or racist, i am a little confused at the moment. >> but the point is if this bill goes in circulation we will need nicknames for it because people will be making

. >>> harriet tubman the top pick to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill edging out rosa parks. part of a grass roots movement to put a woman on u.s. currency. the folks behind the poll calling on president only ball ma tonight to take action. >>> and those extraordinary images from a hidden world. ginger zee taking us inside the world's biggest cave 1,000 feet below earth. >> standing on this colossal stalagmite. >> in vietnam. big enough to fit two 747s two of them. more people have traveled to space than to that cave. and as ginger said it was something right out of "avatar." >>> when we come back here tonight, more from right here in philadelphia. what we're learning right now, and the heroes i met right here in philadelphia today. and one very unexpected gift right next to that crash site. they call it planning for retirement because getting there requires exactly that. a plan for what you want ur future to look like. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been providing solutions to help individuals like you achieve long-term financial security. bring your vision for th

. >>> could harriet tubman be the future face of the $20 bill?bolitionist won a narrow victory yesterday over eleanor roosevelt and rosa parks in the unofficial women on 20s poll. more than 600,000 people cast their votes in the ten-week poll. it's part of a campaign launched earlier this year that is pushing for a woman's portrait to replace that of andrew jackson on the $20 note. the campaign got a boost when senator jeanne shaheen introduced the amply titled women on the 20 act on equal pay day. let's hope it happens. that does it for me on this wednesday edition of "way too early." let's go to mika for a preview of "morning joe." horrific scene in philadelphia. >> it's really bad. we're live in philadelphia, luke where at least five people are dead more than 100 injured after an amtrak train derailed on the way to new york. we're going to have the latest on the investigation as survivors begin to tell their stories, and there are still some unaccounted for. >>> and new york city mayor bill de blasio joins the table again. he's been traveling

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an unofficial poll chooses harriet tubman's image to be appearing on a $25 bill. -- a $20 bill.e would like the abolitionist to replace andrew jackson. eleanor roosevelt and rosa parks -- those are your top stories at this hour. coming up on the bloomberg is it -- market day, really in danger? we will look at the debate next. new york rangers take on the washington capitals, we will tell you how much fans pay for tickets. it is one of the most dangerous jobs in america. politicians alike for decades. president obama: middle-class economics works. middle-class economics. middle-class economics. >> that is why it is all about building the most competitive economy. mark: has anything changed in the u.s. here with us is a bloomberg view columnist who has covered this issue. also with us from washington is a fellow at the manhattan it's a two who argues the middle-class is better off than we think. gentlemen, welcome. a question i will post to both of you. >> it is not easy to define. one of the articles in the series we put together looked at the definition of middle-class globally.

harriet tubman was selected over finalists rosa parks, eleanor roosevelt, and the cherokee nation chief submitted this week to president obama. it brings me to my question of the week. when was the last time a portrait changed on u.s. paper currency? was it 1812? 1865? 1929? or 1945? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. >>> for this week's "book of the week," we have a comic novel recommended from a very special guest star. >> my book of the week recommendation is the rosie project. it's a great story. you'll learn about dealing with people. and i found it so much fun and educational. >> thanks bill. it sounds like a great read. and now for "the last look." in the 1970s, two men erected a billboard near seattle that read "will the last person leaving seattle turn out the lights." the city which had enjoyed a booming economy in the post-world war ii era had fallen into recession like much of the country. boeing a huge employer in the region had cut its work force by more than half which greatly affected the city's economy as the guardian pointed out. that billboard was only

they want harriet tubman to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill. >> all part of a movement to convince the treasury to replace jackson with a woman. more than 600,000 people voted online. tubman guided slaves to freedom along the underground railroad in the 1820s. the treasury spokesman says it has received several interesting currency ideas. >>> we'll be back in just a minute. >>> an attempted theft from a fish market caught on camera but it's no ordinary crook. >> it's a seal jumping out of the water startling customer at the fish market. you can see the seal casing the joint, making sure if there's anybody around. sneaking right in. seal style. got a bag of fruit left on the floor before scurrying out the door and into the harbor. the steel has been frequenting the fish market for years. they say this is the first time he's actually gone into the store. >> takes a while to work up your nerve, i guess. got a live one. >>> thanks for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >>> get the latest information at nbcbayarea.com. see you tomorrow morning. >> bye! >> today on "access

now harriet tubman may end up on the $20 bill.imminent but a grassroots group "women on the 20" has been petitioning to retire the current bill featuring andrew jackson and is advocating for harriet tubman to be the face of the 20. the decision to make the new bills lies in the hands of jack lew and his department and if the treasury decides to print few bills it would take years for its partner, the federal reserve to distribute all of the redesigned bank notes. this week the federal reserve and its bill distributing power at the center of another money story. the trans-pacific partnership trade deal. the agreement has been many the works for almost ten years and would update the terms of the trade between the united states and 11 countries bordering the pacific ocean. as the largest trade agreement in decades the deal would be a major part of president obama's legacy. if you think the idea of putting harriet tubmap on theroversial it has nothing on the big trade deal. big companies favor the pac to spur economic growth while man

you know hillary clinton endorsing harriet tubman on the 20 dollar bill.ets beyonce's support. hillary clinton pens lovely letter to lesbian couple in her campaign announcement video. they pedal all of that while she's locking them out of substantive debate. if i'm "the washington post," for example, and i want to be taken seriously for my coverage on 2016 i would say to hillary clinton, i am not promoting your puff pieces until you actually talk to us on substance. and until then she has no impetus. >> right. listen we have our colleagues here at cnn. when hillary clinton will open herself up to them i'm positive they'll ask her that question. that said s.e. let me move on. finally on a puff ending if i may, president obama apparently has officially joined twitter. let me just share with everyone his first tweet this morning. he tweeted this. hello, twitter, it's barack. really. six years in they're finally giving me my own account. when you look at the bio, he describes himself as dad, husband, and 44th president of the united states. have you clicked fo

and will harriet tubman kick andrew jackson off the $20 bill? but first, was the punishment fair? suspended for the first four games of the regular season for "conduct detrimental detrimental." brady supporters dekried the lack of concrete evidence while detractors focused on the circle evidence. mostly the decision turned focus back to the nfl, including its original two-game suspension for ray rice as well as the league's other image problems. >> i find it stunning the national football league is more concerned about how much air is in a football than with a racist franchise name that denigrates native americans across the country. >> brady will appeal the ruling which could bring a shorter sentence, but what about the humiliation that comes with being accused of cheating? >> fair or not, tom brady's legacy is tainted. >> forever. >> and people say should he be in the hall of fame? >> it's forever. >> joining me now is columnist for the daily beast. and communications director for emily's list not emily, but one better, jess mcintosh. guys, thank you all for being here. you take

if you looked at "time" magazine this week the story is that she wants harriet tubman on the $20 bill the substance? >> as a hillary clinton reporter a report on her, i could talk about this all day long but i do want to get in jeb bush and his conversation. very bad week for him when it comes to his position on iraq. but, you know it's so far off from the primary election i wonder, you know mo you're probably looking at this and sort of salivating or maybe not because it brings iraq as it pertains to hillary clinton into the debate. does this ultimately matter this far out? >> if you knew -- knowing now what we didn't know then would you have gone into iraq? simple question not a question he should have had any problem seeing coming. and a question he has been asked in various forms over the past several years. before the megyn kelly interview, he said yes repeatedly. he would have gone back. and he defended his brother's foreign policy. so the megyn kelly interview, the most astonishing thing for me was the reaction after the fact where he said i misheard it. did you mishear it all

a champion and women and black history harriet tubman could be the size of the new toy to a dollar billonprofit group woman on 20s or more than 600,000 people voted that 30 percent of the final vote also announced a campaign with the white house to place president and to jackson on that bill were heading into a few days waxy some moisture taking spotty showers for the wednesday afternoon this is widespread rain thursday trout one commit tapered off the showers impossible to iceland and is on the to the afternoon. >>reporter: in may for friday afternoon we begin to try a and this will get some rain this week stay in touch will have an update all the new weather and sports come in at 8:00 you could always stay in touch www.kron4.com thanks everybody.

the community was involved, girl scouts have to name the tunnel harriett after harriet tubman. they had a job fairs in every language you could imagine. the construction jobs were temporary. the real jobs are the ones being created because of activity in the port and less than a year later, 80% of those 18 wheeler trucks have been diverted from downtown miami directly to the interstate. they can carry more cargo faster. it will be good for everybody. of course, less congestion and pollution in downtown miami. i call it the wind temple win -- quintuple win. well done, miami. host: by talking about the emerging net of smart growth -- vehicles give us an overview of where we are going. panelist: if we are going to have a vision of our mobility jerk, it has to involve technology. tech entrepreneurs have to be at the table. which one of you started a company to make a flying car? we have one in massachusetts that has 100 orders. it is expensive, but we need tech entrepreneurs. right now, we do not have a framework for smartphone related apps to find parking, which seems simple. that

abolitionist harriet tubman won an online vote and they hope the 600,000 who voted will help pressure the president to make the change. >>> finally did you hear the one about the seal who walked into the fish market? well, it's no joke. it actually happened in oregon. the hungry seal, he was no fool. jumped on to the dock, stumbled into this fish store looking for free food then it made off with a bag that had fallen off. his lucky catch, right? not so much because there was fruit inside and when the seal finally realized it said no thank you, dropped the bag and dropped into the harbor looking for actual fish he could catch. >> al capone robbed banks because that's where the money is. >> exactly. >> i'm sure there was swedish fish on the counter there. >> thank you for that. back from there. still some problems in texas. >> texas can't catch a break. it's flash flooding across the houston area. this is webster, texas, where you can see the rainfall is up over and over the hoods of these cars and video coming in from houston showing people walking through it, wading through it knee an

harriet tubman has been proposed. i would accept that in a minute. i myself would vote for emily dickinson because in this way you cover women, english majors unitarians and possibly we think lesbians. we're not absolutely -- sure we don't have proof of that yet. all of these things 15 things can be done expeditiously and what a different world this would be if we would take action here. a few weeks ago, the new york times printed a big investigative story on nail salons in new york city where they employ mostly immigrant people mostly asian women many of them don't speak english, probably undocumented. we're not sure. they need to bribe somebody in order to get a job in many of these salons and paid less than the minimum wage. the salon keeps a proportion of the tips that they receive and they are exposed to horrific chemicals, which with long range health consequences. it was a horror that this is happening in manhattan, the most liberal city in america was just astonishing and it changed people's behavior. the governor of new york two days afterwa

the girl scouts got to name the tunnel boring machine, hair yet, after harriet tubman of the underground railroad. they had job fairs in every language that you could imagine, but the construction jobs were taem rare temporary. the real jobs are being created because of the port activity and also now just less than a year later 80% of those 18-wheeler trucks have been diverted from downtown miami directly onto the interstate interstate. it's going to be good for everybody and of course less congestion, less pollution in downtown miami, more development. i call it the quint tuple wins. it's a win for cost convenience safety, job growth, the environment, et cetera. well done, miami. >> let's close by talking about the emerging network of smart roads, vehicles and users. there's been a little bit of talk about this but give us an overview. >> if we're going to have a vision of our mobility future then it has to involve technology. the tech entrepreneurs have to be at the table. i keep wondering where they are. i'm looking around. which one of you started a company to make a flying car? we h

soy kira vilanova,harriet noche. tubmaniabolizaba a su ex mujer. luis: tu lo entrevistas te. te pidiÓ dinero? verÓnica: para nuestra entrevista absolutamente no, y la pÁgina la pueden ver en univisiÓn- "despierta amÉrica". luis: paulina no ha cumplido con los cursos para la crianza del niÑo, cosas que pueden hacer por internet, y tienen soportes para ver quÉ paulina no ha entrado la pÁgina web, y tambiÉn los abogados de colate, perdÓn, de paulina, dijeron que colate cuando se ha llevado al niÑo no lo ha devuelto a los tiempos que toca, e incluso hay dÍas que los ha devuelto a la una de la maÑana. miguel: es lo que tÚ decÍas, pensamos que ya se habÍa terminado. mira, hubo un momento que colate detuvo que pedir a la jueza que por favor sacara a la prensa de la sala por lo Álgido de la discusiÓn entre los dos, como nunca antes. tenemos declaraciones, vamos a ver. >> tenemos un acuerdo econÓmico, que es lo mÁs famosos de todo este caso, y algÚn dÍa se determinarÁ. puede ser antes de que el niÑo se case. luis: con sentido del hu