beganize relations with the island nation. >>> voters in indiana weigh in on the race for president tomorrow. a new nbc news maris wall street journal poll show the vermont senator slightly behind the fntrunner 46% to 50%. voters in indiana control 92 democratic delegates. it's a very different story among gop hopefu aheadsich 13%. t points.as aargi indiana is aofrs 57 republican delegates. trump he's choice of words may be getting him in trouble again. tracy p tra tracie potts has more on that when she joins us at 4:45. >>> against man brooks orpik oig is suspended for the next three games for this hit will. take a look. he sammed olli maatta down in the first period saturday night. maatta was out for the rest of the game but may not play tonight either. the teams will be at it again in pittsburgh, the series tied 1-1. tonight's game if the it's not a good game, right? >> clean hits are part of the game. >>> breaking news right now on the bottom of the beltway. inner loop at eisenhower avenue, only have the left lane and left shoulder getting by. very bad crash there. big delays are buildin

published a paper about the zika echoed -- epidemic we know has been going on and keep 30, the island nation west off -- africa. it started in august. we did not know if it was the african strain or the so-called asian strain that came through brazil. the press conference news is that the asia strain which we know causes brain damage and microcephaly, three babies were born with microcephaly. that means con to mental -- continental africa should start testing for infection and start monitoring for microcephaly and brain damage. laura: thank you for coming in. in other news. india's highest ever temperature has been recorded in the state jestan,ester on -- ra 51. in pakistan they sought a temperature one degree higher. reports they live ammunition was used as security forces and that dozens of people have been wounded, some seriously. the protesters are angry about corruption and the failure of the government to provide ready. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come. prisoners of the body and mind. the bbc goes inside one of the toughest prisons in america to look at why mental

polling stations across the island nations were crowded from 6:00 a.m. 54 million voters are registered, officials say. >> we expect especially the president to rid the corrupon. >>e hope tthe cdidates will do it b it' not, you know, i hope it would be whoever is the best for the philippines. >> there are four main hopefuls. the latest polls suggest outspoken mayor rod ree go is slightly ahead. despite controversial comments. president aquino urged other candidates to unite against him. he's backing manuel rohas, vice president, jejomar, and grace poe are in the running. their campaigns focussed on a dispute in the south china sea. they want to have dialogue with the chinese. roxas and poe hope to strengthen the alliance with the u.s. results should be in by tuesday night. >>> all schools in southwest japan are set to reopen this week. many have been sheltering people who lost their homes for over three weeks. other homes were damaged. students in the village of minamiaso used special buses to get to classes on monday. the local train service was knocked out in the disaster. some are li

relations with cuba as swelled on this tiny island nation.l sort of stories are coming out of there. [ speaking foreign language ] >> now you don't need to know anything about sports when it comes to olympics cuba is one of the powerhouses in boxing. however, women are still banned from boxing. let's start with this video. she draws the negativity. >> it's about to protect their beautiful face. women are seen to be as beautiful flowers, are not tough enough. if you watch this video it's like coming out of a "rocky" montage. you can almost smell cuba in this video. >> come on, comrades i thought in communism everybody was equal. >> i got killed watching this video. this chick is bad. >> she is bad. this was directed and put up on video. it sucked me in. sovy brant. it's just an awesome video. >> look at it this way if you're her opponent you better be prime minister paired. >> that's way she thinks about it. she talks about her dream. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we will remember your name, girl. >>> there's something in her chimney and it

puerto rico's governor made an announcement today saying the island nation will not make certain paymentsy. it already has multiple previous defaults and now there's a debate in congress on how to aid puerto rico. >>> today's national life insurance day and agent are using the occasion to educate people about who needs life insurance and who doesn't. one expert at the ad insurance quotes.com say young, single people probably don't need a policy neither do older americans. but everybody in between should have one. your policy should have a face value of ten times your gross annual income. >>> cable companies could be getting new competition when it comes to providing internet service. cnbc's landon dowdy is here with details. good morning. >> hi there, tracy. good monday morning to now. hulu wants to challenge cable companies with its own tv internet service. you'll be able to watch live streams of channels including fox, abc, espn, disney, fox and comcast, the parent of nbc universal are joint owners of hu hulu. it will include a dvr-like function to allow users to watch shows when they w

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puerto rico's governor made an announcement yesterday saying the island nation will not make certainyments today. it already has multiple previous defaults. now there's debate in congress on how to aid puerto rico. >>> and this morning, the first american cruise ship sailing from the u.s. to cuba in more than 50 years is expected to arrive in havana. carnival corporations adon'tia left miami yesterday with 700 passengers on board. it's the first trip of its kind since the u.s. and cuba restarted diplomatic relations. >>> muhammad ali's childhood home in kentucky is now a museum. people in louisville celebrated the grand opening yesterday. the little pink house is where cassius clay grew up. linda montgomery was a little girl when the future champ baby sat her. >> he used to sit all three of us on the floor in front of the couch and give us a bowl of cereal. >> ali is 74 years old and lives in arizona. the owners of the museum said they wanted to preserve the roots of the man that many consider to be the greatest. >>> in southwestern louisiana, more rain expected today could make floo

ill traveled to the island nation and became possible after president obama and raul castro resolvedes. the passengers talked about the historic journey. >> i think the welcome, the welcome we received in havana was huge. it was -- it was like -- feeling like a rock star. >> the cruise was a week-long trip. this was the first trip in what will become twice monthly service to the island. >> a whole new tourist world. >>> an all-out battle to contain the flames. coming up next, an update on the progress on the massive wildfire in canada. >>> and cleanup in colorado after a powerful tornado touches down. the pictures and images are unbelievable. looks like something out of a movie. the threat of severe weather in colorado is not over yet. that wildfire in western canada continues to burn out of control. but firefighters are getting some much needed help. and continues to spread >>> we have developing news out of canada. firefighters are getting some much-needed help and continue to spread now throughout the region as they bring in backups. miguel almaguer reports from the alberta provin

to the island nation in more than 50 years.assenger said it was a once in a lifetime voyage. >> i can tell you what it's like to be the rolling stones and when you get out of your car and there are hundreds of people waiting for you. that's exactly what it was. >> though the mood of mostly celebratory, 14 people did report coming down with a stomach illness aboard the ship. norovirus is suspected but has not yet been confirmed. norovirus is being blamed for illnesses aboard a ship docked in maine. according to the cdc, more than 450 of the 919 passengers have gotten sick since the international cruise began on april 16th. the balmoral, run by fred olsen cruises, set sail from southampt southampton, england, and will return may 20th. >>> orlando was in no short supply of world leaders, celebrities, and champions last night as the invictus games officially got underway. with performances and a parade of nations, the opening ceremony honored wounded veterans from 14 countries, helping prince harry with the honor, first lady michel

three days of heavy rain in the central section of the island nation triggered two landslides. rescuers are searching for survivors in sands of commuters in new york city after a fire shut down a major rail line. a massive fire broke out in a garden center under the metro north tracks. dall that's in harlem. witnesses heard a explosion. service was suspended into and out of grand central terminal, a major commuter hub. several buildings had to be evacuated. the railroad is offering limited service today. nearly 289,000 commuters take the railroad each day. >>> the national transportation safety board says an amtrak engineer is to blame for last year's derailment in philadelphia. it also says the absence of speed-control equipment was a contributing factor. kris van kleave reports. >> reporter: national transportation safety board investigators now believe the deadly amtrak crash was caused by the engineer's "loss of situational awareness." he told investigators minutes before the derailment he heard radio traffic between the dispatcher and engineer of a philadelphia commuter tr

three days of heavy rain in the central section of the island nation triggered two landslides. rescuers are searching for survivors in buried villages. officials say 35 bodies have been recovered. >>> more wet and potentially dangerous weather is expected today in south florida. a large storm system is moving off the coast this morning. flood warnings are posted today in some areas. several funnel clouds were spotted in southeast florida. one person is in critical condition after being struck by lightning. several homes were also hit. a number of schools are closed for the day due to severe flood conditions. >>> major delays this morning for hundreds of thousands of commuters in new york city after a fire shut down a major rail line. a massive fire broke out in a garden center under the metro north tracks. dall that's in harlem. witnesses heard a explosion. service was suspended into and out of grand central terminal, a major commuter hub. several buildings had to be evacuated. the railroad is offering limited service today. nearly 289,000 commuters take the railroad each day.

some 700 passengers toured the island nation for a week. them, including one woman with cuban roots, the journey was very emotional. ann keel, with our affiliate wsvn, has this report. >> i'm hoping that this is a door opening for change. the experience was much better than i expected. >> reporter: the ships returns with hundreds on board what saw, heard and experienced cuba like few americans have. mary pena's ties to the island nation bring out raw emotion. she was more than a dozen cuban-americans on the ship. >> i went to the home where my parents were born, that my grandparents built, and i met my cousins for the first time. i'm 47 years old. i had never met them. >> reporter: our cameras were rolling as the ship set sale seven days ago with 704 travelers, determined to be the first. the first on a u.s. cruise ship to sail from the u.s. to cuba in more than 50 years. >> it exceeded our expectations. >> it was absolutely great. we felt so welcome. >> reporter: passengers tell us they will treasure most the personal connections made with

malaysia has received a protest from taiwan after deporting 32 of the island's nationals to china to e fraud charges. taiwan claims victims of scams may have been worth a billion dollars a year. state media said the others are chinese nationals. bj mallya is expected to be deported from the country for not paying his debt to kingfisher airlines. he denies he is a defaulter. tohas offered various sums prove he will pay up. delhi has asked for him to be sent back to india. largepansion on bands of diesel vehicles will be reviewed again on may 9. toyota says sales of more powerful diesels in india fell 41% in march. delhi rivals beijing for levels of air pollution. powered by 2400 journalists in 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. rishaad: higher hopes at home. we have details for you next. ♪ withad: you are back "bloomberg markets middle east." the builder of the world's tallest tower has reported a jump in profits. properties sales rose 17%. what do these numbers really tell us about emaar? >> the most important thing for is that it is able to sell and deliver propert

>>darya:it's the first cruise to visit the communist island nation since the u-s restored diplomatic. >>darya:the cruise comes after cuba loosened its policy banning cuban-born people from arriving to the country by sea. >>darya:carnival says it will cruise every other week from miami to cuba. >>mark:former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky will appear in court today. >>mark:he is appealing his 45- count conviction for child sexual abuse. >>mark:sandusky's attorneys will argue that the 72-year old was wrongly convicted. >>mark:in today's court appearance. they are asking a judge for a trial where they can present evidence that supports their claim. >>mark:sandusky wants his charges thrown out or a new trial. >>mark:he's serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for abuse of 10 boys. >>darya:firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a historic new york church. >>darya:take a look at the massive fire at the cathedral of saint sava in manhattan. >>darya:one person had minor injuries in the fire, which started last night. >>darya:it took more than 170 firefight

ordered bfi bank to shut its operations in the island nation.ious breaches of anti-money laundering. poor management oversight of the bank. gross misconduct by some of the banks staff. the group said its ceo is stepping down. facebook is changing how it determines which news stories are trending. that is after allegations of political bias. the company says it will no longer require stores to appear on sites considered news leaders, including the new york times as of that requirement could lead to bias. facebook stop using its rss feed for news. is recalling more vehicles linked to the takataally lethal airbags. -- including certain models of the corolla and lexus line. carmakers have already recalled more than 60 million vehicles because of the fawlty airbag inflation. that is bloomberg business flash. mark. mark: an investigation by the sec by whether it inflated the value. millions of dollars of losses, that is according to people with knowledge of the matter. delays in recording the losses could have helped boosted the banks earnings. john c

the company has called opposition from regulators and the governor of puerto rico say the island nation will not make 370 million-dollar bond payment. that's due today. this could be a sign before july 1st. ahead of the opening bell. positive opening on monday. dow looking up by 30 and s&p up by 4. that's what's happening now, lauren. lauren: thanks, cheryl. chairman and ceo warren buffet, our liz claman spoke to him. >> there will be a successor. [laughter] liz: you don't want to give a name ever, do you? >> it might change. liz: the choice may change. the choice may change. >> it makes sense to anyone. liz: just like it never makes sense to offer dividend. some day is new, you have never said that before. >> i said it in the 50's anniversary report. liz: well, now you're saying it exactly. lauren: the richest minds with liz claman, live interviews with warren buffet and microsoft cofounder bill gates. i would like to add up all their money. cheryl: exactly. carnival cruise underway to miami to cuba. cuba losening its policy from arriving by sea, seven-day cruise and scheduled to dock

a long island, new york teenager who got national attention for being accepted to all eight ivy leaguehe u.s. has decided which one she will attend in september. augusta broke the suspense monday, surrounded by college-bound classmates. she unzipped her hoodie and revealed she will go to harvard. >> i came in with an open mind, so i didn't really base my decision off of what others have done. i based my decision off of what i saw myself doing at a college, and i saw myself doing great things at harvard university. >> congratulations. earlier this year, the young high achiever attended the white house science fair where she met harvard law school alum, president barack obama. >>> and president obama and first lady michelle obama both attended harvard law school. now their elder daughter will follow in their footsteps somewhat. malia obama has been accepted to and has decided to attend harvard college. she will begin in the fall of 2017 after taking a year off, a gap year as we call it. and that will make malia obama a member of the class of 2021. >>> so let's talk more about malia obama

it will be the 1st one to visit the communist island nation since the u.s. restored diplomatic relations last july. the trip is not been without controversy. carnival faced criticism for initially walking people born in cuba from booking. >> to be a part of truly making history and preparing for a more positive future for everyone is one of the greatest honors any company can have. to be a part of being the 1st people to be able to sail from the us to cuba and back, including those who were born in cuba is a tremendous privilege. >> tickets for the weeklong trip started it $2600 per person. 2 days of the trip will be spent in havana. one day each in santiago. >>> meteorologist has joined us. in the days of vincente since then. >> thank you. >> this would've been a great day to take a cruise around the bay. that would've been so nice. >> not too much traffic either. >> temperatures 70s and 80s. it looks like things are beginning to change. right through the golden gate bridge. low clouds and fog working its way onshore. that is a sign that the heatwave is mov

>>darya:it's the first cruise to visit the communist island nation since the u-s restored diplomatic relations last july. >>darya:the cruise comes after cuba loosened its policy banning cuban-born people from arriving to the country by sea. carnival says it will cruise every other week from miami to cuba. >>mark:yahoo c-e-o marissa mayer will walk away with 55-million dollars once the internet business is sold. >>mark:the severance package is part of the company's auction of its internet operations. >>mark:mayer will only get the severance if the sale will oust her from her job. >>mark:the sunnyvale based company is still evaluating takeover offers. but analysts expect a deal within the next two months. >>mark:it's expected to sell for 4-billion to 10-billion dollars. >>mark:mayer has been unsuccessfully trying to turn around yahoo for nearly four years. >>mark: and fell below the $18 and more mothers can say with the dow 67 to 17 calls a 40 marchese getting concussions delta is trying to get rid of a problem of lost luggage with the airline is doing to make sure that they always kno

. >> reporter: the seychelles is one of the island nations that could receive the most from the signingthe harris -- harris -- paris global warming agreement. warmer sea temperatures are killing the coral also. environmental groups have teamed up with four seasons seychelles. there is a bigger threat than loss of tourism. because of climate change, more than 90,000 residents of the seychelles could be in danger of losing the island they call home. >>> back in the bay area we have clearing trends, mostly cloudy conditions tomorrow which isn't much of a clearing trends yet. we may have a sprinkle her two tonight and then man -- morro bay drying trend coming up for tomorrow. we could have a possible shower or 2. as we look at the golden great ridge -- golden gate bridge, we can see mostly low 60s. week high pressure replaces the low which is heading for colorado. is showers will mostly in tonight and leave us with a little bit of sun tomorrow. there will also be clouds. to sum it all up, say goodbye to the showers, mostly cloudy for mother's day. as we get into the week ahead, that we kite

his comments come as the island nation missed the deadline for a $422 million bond payment for its governmentment bank. the olympic flame is set to arrive in brazil, kicking off three months torch relay around the country that will end at the macarena stadium in august. the rio organizing committee will step off the plane from geneva tomorrow morning carrying the flame in a lantern. the president is to receive the lantern at the presidential palace, igniting the torch to begin its journey around the country. news, 24 hours per day, powered by our 24 -- 2400 journalists around the world. markets close in about 30 minutes. all the major indexes are up right now. abigail doolittle's live at the nasdaq marketplace. it is to rating nicely at this point after it fluctuated this morning and now appears to be on pace to snapped a seven-game losing streak. helping the nasdaq at this point are some of the big technology names, amazon and microsoft, with a bit of a recovery in biotech. moreeron is no higher by than 1%. one of the biggest drags on the nasdaq all day, apple shares are lower, though it has

travel to the island nation became possible after president obama and raul castro restored diplomaticassengers on board the ship talked with the historic journey. >> i think the welcome that we received in havana was huge. it was, it was like feeling like a rock star. >> the cruise was a week-long trip. this was the first trip, and it will become twice monthly service to the island. >> how about that. >>> it is mother's day, happy mother's day to all the moms out there. some new mothers got stuck in the hospital. they did get a nice mother's day surprise. some moms celebrated mother's day in the hospital... because they just became moms! ansp >>> all right. new moms, these ones in particular, they celebrated mother's day in the hospital, because they just had new babies. hospital workers made sure they had a special treat here at sequoia hospital with cupcakes. >> nobody really wants to be in the hospital on mother's day, but if you do, what a great reason to be in the hospital is that you are a mom. so we decided to make sure that they got that special attention that they would have

it's the first of three stops in the island nation. the arrival is a huge step forward in the he isor ration of diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. jonathan: woman turned her tables on what she thought was a would-be voyeur and recorded it on her cell phone. alison starling has details on this one. alison: good afternoon. this happened in florida. started when the woman you mentioned thought she had seen the same man before. >> do you remember running into me in the grocery store? alison: this morning alleged video voyeur caught on camera. >> stop this guy! alison: a florida woman chasing the suspect out of the store. >> call the cops on him! alison: filming the entire thing. >> i want identification of who he was. alison: she was shopping in theb and he approached her. she claimed he harassed her two years ago in a supermarket secretly filming the encounter. >> i didn't know it's question about your underwear and private areas. alison: but this time she turned the tables. turning on her camera. >> call the cops. alison: la

tropical storm erica last year pounded and devastated the island nation of dominica south of puerto rico. the rainfall does mudslides, fatalities in half $1 billion in damages and hurricane joaquin last year pounded the eastern bahamas as a category three, taking down a cargo ship and its 33 crew members. this memorial day has the potential to be memorable for rain, particularly people living in georgia and the carolinas. the national hurricane center now getting this system a 90 percent chance of becoming a tropical or subtropical storm by tomorrow. if it becomes a named storm, its name will be bonnie. keep in mind we are coming off of three seasons in a row, three years in a row of under average hurricanes so whether that cycle continues, we should hopefully know any second butas soon as we get the numbers we will share them with you .jon: bill keating, interesting. heather: coming up, hundreds of passengers forced to evacuate when an engine fire breaks out on their plane. what we are hearing about this frightening incident. , a texas grand jury indicting the mother of ethan count, rem

singapore's central bank which has ordered bsi bank to shut its operations in the island nation.ointedtary authority to poor management and growth misconduct by some of the banks staff. the group says the ceo is stepping down. facebook is changing how it determines which news stories are trending. that is after recent allegations of bias and its selections. sitesl no longer required -- require stores that are found on sites that are known as news leaders. is recalling more vehicles linked to the potential lethal airbags. the latest recall involves nearly 1.6 million vehicles in the u.s. including certain corolla, and lexus lines. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy. guy: thank you very much indeed. more with james gorman. he told bloomberg that he thinks britain will choose to remain in the eu. >> my guess is they vote to stay. should they not, there is a two-year transition. it will have some impact on global investment banking businesses. some increased expenses, but it is not that meaningful. i'm more concerned for the markets. rightly for the state of the european unio

malaysia has received an official protest from taiwan after deporting 32 of the island's nationals to china to face charges. beijing claims jurisdiction over them as mainland chinese people are reported to have been the victims of scams that may have been worth more than a billion dollars a year. the group is part of a hundred suspects from the weekend. state media says the others are all chinese nationals. puerto rico on a $420 million bond payment later today will default a clear indication it can't pay its debt. it was warned they would miss the obligation and called on washington for help. last week moody said any nonpayment even if agreed to by creditors constitutes a default. s&p global ratings says that withholding interest even temporarily is synonymous with default. japan has decided to abandon a satellite that was designed to study black holes. he $270 million device was launched in february to observe. contact was lost in march and scientists now think faulty software caused it to spin out of control breaking off the two solar rays. it was a joint effort between the japanes

. >> reporter: and last year's erica was only a tropical storm, yet devastated the island nation of dominiqueslides and 30 fay tall -- fatilities. as noaa reiterate it only takes one hurricane to impact your family so all u.s. coastal residents ought to be prepared. >> when it comes to the forecasts, how accurate are they really? >> actually, turns out they are pretty accurate, especially in recent years as hurricane science has greatly improved. take a look at last year's forecast, for example. here's what noaa predicted. six to 11 named storms three-quarters to six of them hurricanes two major ones. here's what happened. 11 named storms, four hurricanes and two majors. the national hurricane center now giving this developing system between the bahamass and bermuda a 90% likelihood of becoming a tropical or subtropical system by tomorrow, and it is expected to bring heavy rain, in particular to georgia, as well as the carolinas, just in time for monday's memorial day. >> all right. rely on noaa more than the farmers almanac. how would they know? okay, phil -- >> how many -- home churns of th

. >> randy and harold lived and worked on the island nation. their bodies were found along a rural road where they were traveling on motorbikes. no suspects have yet been identified. >>> and we're expecting more dramatic testimony today in the murder case of a university of mary washington student, the victim, grace mann, was a popular student, activist on the fredericksburg activist. believes he strangled her during a paranoid delusion. they want jurors to find him not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecutors say breel changed his clothes and shaved his face after the murder. they argue those are not the actions of an insane person. >>> the nation's airlines are profits have tripled over the last couple of years. the result of packed planes, all the fees you have to pay and cheaper fuel. however, as nbc's tom costello reports there is some good news for air travelers as well. >> reporter: for the nation's airlines the skies are awfully friendly these days. nearly $26 billion in profits in 2015. with those hated baggage fees accounting for nea

we have the character of an island nation, which has not been invaded for almost 1000 years. which has built institutions which have endured for centuries. as a people, we are ambitious, resilient, independent-minded and they might add, tolerant, generous, and inventive. but above all, we are practical, rigorously down-to-earth, natural debunkers. we approach issues with a calm mind rooted in common sense. we are rightly suspicious of ideology and skeptical of grand schemes and grandiose promises. we see the european union as a means to an end, a way to help anchor peace and stability across the european continent. of we don't see it as an end in itself. we continue to ask, why? how? and as we weight out the competing arguments in his campaign, we must apply that capital rigor, which is the hallmark of being british. would going it alone make britain more powerful in the world? would we be better able to get our way or less able? would it be better to remain and cooperate closely with our neighbors? would going it alone really give us more control over our affairs? or will we

more than 220 families were missing in a hard-hit district, located in the central part of the island nationivia kinsley of independent television news reports. >> reporter: another life claimed by these massive mudslides, caused by torrential rain that has been hammering sri lanka for days. hundreds of thousands of people have had to abandon their homes. entire villages have been buried, bodies are being pulled from the mud. those still alive, and still stranded, are being rescued one by one. >> reporter: with more rain on the way, they're putting out sandbags in the towns, but for low lying villages, the water and the devastation has been unstoppable. with rescuers struggling to reach those in some of the worst affected areas, the death toll will surely continue to rise. >> woodruff: search parties found 17 bodies before they suspended operations for the night. china today played down ongoing military exercises along its coast, facing taiwan. the defense ministry said the drills are not aimed at any specific target. they began just days before taiwan inaugurates a new president, who leans

tom: i am aware that exxon is .he size of an island nation they are down to 20 billion.issue of the challenges that exxon is having. somewhat of a leveling out. investment in oil is not coming back. it is not. for years, the oil majors were here in new york. mobile and exxon. they have moved and essentially become much smaller. they are looking at these projects, and the duration is too long. if prices go up, they know that smaller oil companies will consume fracking. it will probably never be able to recover funds in these huge projects. theou look at australia, or kazakhstan, those are projects that we will never see again. industry cannot afford to take those sorts of risks. francine: doesn't mean we are seeing the next oil price hike or spike now because there has been so much cutting back on the upstream investments globally? philip: yes. we're seeing some thing of a spike because supply has been cut. prices will go up. then, supply will increase again. again, this is almost the agricultural model. .eople can pursue this it makes it very risky to go after these huge

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and the virgin islands national park. he then served as regional director to the national capital region. then he made the mistake of retiring, which meant he was in even greater demand. senioras served as advisor to the secretary department of the interior, and then was appointed by president obama in 2014 for a four year term on the advisory council of historic preservation. --, who is supposed be here, is unfortunately home in bed. -- home in bed with the flu. she sends her regrets. this is no longer a legal session because it is all male, and that is prohibited by the constitution area i tried to remedy that. some of the best people in this national park service collaboration were sitting in the front row. they will go nameless for a few minutes. they turned me down. but we will proceed unconstitutionally. i will get to president cronin, -- decorated degrees from he served as a member of the executive board from 2008 through 2011. presidents of the american historical association since 2012. nearly everyone in this roo

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area as a virginia islands national park. he then served as regional director for the national capital region. and then he made the mistake of retiring, which meant that he was even in greater demand. and so he has served as senior adviser to the secretary of the department of interior, and then was appointed by president obama in 2014 for a four-year term on the advisory council on historic preservation. joan jenson unfortunately is home in bed in the d.c. area with flu. so she sends her regrets, and we will miss her. and constitutionally, this is no longer a legal session, because it's all male and that's prohibited by the constitution of the organization of american historians. i tried to remedy that with several of the best people in this oah national parks service collaboration who are sitting in the front row, and they will go nameless for a few minutes. turned me down. but we will proceed unconstitutionally. bill clinton -- excuse me. cronon. we have the same initials. i will get to president cronon. who's decorated wit

great underestimate in the united states of how small united kingdom is with the elements of an island nationondon and figure it is like us. bring up the chart. it shows the fiscal debate and austerity debate that governor carney faces this meeting and every meeting. it is an extraordinary chart versus the united states. it tone: when you link politics, it is incredible. david cameron was just voted a year ago as -- received another mandate in the election after four years of harsh austerity. austerity in the u.k. has been serious because they are close to the european union and had no choice. it was at a time when bund investors were freaking out if you did not put austerity in place. , japan is to the link probably the greatest example. have monetary policy, the political leader saying we will solve this with monetary policy and my other 2 arrows. we have to remind ourselves that central banks are not independent. they cannot be because they are reacting to swirling dynamics caused by politicians. politicians are reacting to an unhappy populace, which is unhappy because of economics. it is

malaysia has received an official protest from taiwan after deporting 32 of the island's nationals toges. beijing claims jurisdiction over them as mainland chinese people are reported to have been the victims of scams that may be worth more than a billion dollars a year. the group is part of almost a hundred suspects. the others are all chinese nationals. puerto rico will default on a $420 million bond payment later today. the clearest signal yet. the governor warned that the government would miss the obligation and called on washington for help. last week moody said any nonpayment even if agreed to by creditors constitutes a default. global ratings said withholding interest even temporarily is synonymous with default. japan has decided to abandon a satellite that was des "e.t.-insider" study black holes. the $270 million astro age also nown as hitomi was launched in february to observe but contact was lost in march and scientists now think flawed software cause today to spin out of control breaking off its two solar rays. the satellite was a joint effort between the japanese aerospac

area as a virginia islands national park. he then served as regional director for the national capital region. and then he made the mistake of retiring, which meant that he was even in greater demand. and so he has served as senior adviser to the secretary of the department of interior, and then was appointed by president obama in 2014 for a four-year term on the advisory council on historic preservation. joan jenson unfortunately is home in bed in the d.c. area with flu. so she sends her regrets, and we will miss her. and constitutionally, this is no longer a legal session, because it's all male and that's prohibited by the constitution of the organization of american historians. i tried to remedy that with several of the best people in this oah national parks service collaboration who are sitting in the front row, and they will go nameless for a few minutes. turned me down. but we will proceed unconstitutionally. bill clinton -- excuse me. cronon. we have the same initials. i will get to president cronon. who's decorated wit

elephants last show is in rhode island. >> may 1 is national college decision day, the day when thousands of high school students declare which college they will attend. in the nation's capital, there was word from the white house that malia obama, the president's oldest dollar, -- oldest daughter is heading to harvard. delaying her entry by taking a so-called gap year after graduating from high school, there's no word on exactly how she will spend that time. both president and mrs. obama are graduates of harvard law school. >>> prison's youngest princess turns one year tomorrow, after spending most of the year out of the public eye, we're getting a new glimpse of princess charlotte, thanks to her mother. the duchess of cambridge snapped these photos of her daughter, the family says the royal baby's birthday will be spent privately at home, princess charlotte is fourth in the line for the british throne. >>> mom is a pretty good photographer, nice pictures. >> so cute. >>> vets in with another cutie, mark tamayo giving us a look at the weather. >> [ laughter ] you made him blush. >> weath

customs and border protection on the security challenges involved in establishing flights to the island nation. the hearing is an hour and 15 minutes. >> the committee on homeland security will subcommittee on transportation security will come to order. the subcommittee is meeting today to examine the risks involved in resuming us commercial air service to cuba. i recognize myself for an opening statement. february 16th, us and cuban officials sign an accord which will allow 100 daily round-trip flights between the united states and cuba. as has been the practice of this administration, dealing with minimal confrontational input from congress, countless attempts by this committee to obtain information about various aspects of the negotiation and requirements begin regularly scheduled commercial service to cuba have been stonewalled. despite having been briefed by components prior to this hearing i learned only yesterday from a press release that on may 5th, deputy secretary signed a memorandum of understanding with the cuban government that has far-reaching implications for the department of h

when our founders talked about no entangling alliances, they have the luxury of being effectively island nation, by a large open -- large ocean separated from the dangers. that is no longer the case these days. the line about, you may not be interested in a war, but war is interested in you, i think that theore true today with shrinking of the planet and the ease of access of people to the as to strategic interests all over the globe, which are all over the globe. we tend to lose sight of that. how much of our economy is dependent on foreign trade? the indispensability of our ability to have freedom of navigation so the trade can continue unimpaired, the degree chinese, as an example, are taking up positions in the south china sea, one of the critical lines of communication, and points from africa to latin america, to literally around the globe, all of this has its purpose, being able to confine and interact if necessary, our vital trade operations. outave a new book coming which tries to distill all the evidence of what chinese are doing to prepare for conflict. it is not to say they will exer

island. it's about nine minutes. >> when was the national historic preservation act passed? >> october 15, 1966. >> what was the purpose of the act? >> it was the culmination of years of urban renewal and destruction of a lot of american heritage. it's a national law designed to theect and celebrate american buildings and landscapes. >> president -- does it primarily applied to buildings? focusing on ad up great works of architecture. >> has evolved since to protect other areas of our heritage? >> that is one of the interesting things, the national historic preservation act is gone from being focused on things like where george to encompassept thing a much broader range of american history and cultures. that for the most exciting things that has gone on. there are over 100,000 listings on the national register of .istoric places the register was created by the national historic preservation and it's going to worker housing and native american site and dance halls that were important to latinos in new york . a wide range of places. >> tell me a little bit about back in 1966.