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rhaps the biggest change announced today deals with how cuba pays for u.s. imports. til now the cubans had to pay cash in advance, but starting tomorrow, except for agriculture product, cuba will be able to finance its purchases through a letter of credit or through third country banking, shipping authorized u.s. product to cuba is going to be much easier. changes were made in air travel as well, allowing for airline code sharing and the opportunity for leasing deals with c can airlines. and one regulation that many people have been waiting for clears the way for more americans to travel to cuba for business, artistic or athletic competitions. the u.s. commerce secretary says the new regulations are part of the administration's plan to improve the lives of ordinary everydayubans. but senator marco rubio, miami jumped to changes. they say the real beneficiary here is the castro government. we are in the newsroom, michael >> calvin: changes in cuny thanks. >>> staying with cuba here an earthquake measuring 4.4 on what was reported on the eastern part of the island in s

rhaps an explanation lies in the answer rapper killer mike gave earlier this week. >> how does a rapper end up supporting senator sanders? >> smoking a joint and reading his tweets. [ laughter ] >> seth: smoke a joint, read the tweets. [ applause ] not much more confusing than that. but there still has to be more to why young people are feeling the bern. usually young people are drawn to youth, which explains why billy joel still doesn't have a kid's choice award. [ laughter ] but every so often, an old peutrson transcends their age and enters what we call the betty white zone. what's the betty white zone? it's a place reserved for the elderly, who are so cool, they make young people beli e it will actually be fun to get older. and bernie sanders is currently in the betty white zone. barack obama promised hope. but bernie promises hope in a different way. kids watch him and say, "man, i hope i'm that cool when i'm 74! i'm going to have one suit and yell about everything!" [ laughter ] meanwhile, hillary remains in the hillary clinton zone, a fine place to be. tho?e hillary clinton zone

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this is a very serious birth is that there's been rhaps thousands of these birth defects across latin america but particularly in northeastern brazil where it's been most heavily >> reporter: now, oxford university researchers have mapped out where the virus could spread if left unchecked. eventually into southern coastal weather should limit its spread. >> i don't expect at all that there will be a major outbreak of a like this in the united states mostly because we have a climate issue in our favor. >> so far, no known cases here u.s. of mosquitos spreading zika but mosquitos love hot humid area with stagnant water with trash pilingose areas along the gulf states in particular are of concern. one woman in texas was recently diagnosed as having the zika,s thought to have contracted it while visiting latin america. >> scary. let's take a turn and get a check of the weather. we've got a nor'easter coming worries about snow. well, not necessarily this time. here it is. it's starting to push a the southeast. a lot of rain in florida. southern georgia and on into the southeast, in the car