new york city mayor michael bloomberg sent a letter containing ricin. what we know about the person who mailed the poison. >>> behind bars. an american woman accused of smuggling marijuana remains in a mexican prison this morning. it's no joke. why her family says she was set up. >>> and easy come easy go. the tech entrepreneur who made a fortune but managed to blow all of it. it's the $200 million question this morning, where did all that money go? yes, it's a thursday. one more day to go, folks. it's "way too early." >>> good morning, everybody. brian schactman here. that's what i want to know from you this morning, if you had 200 million bucks, you had to spend t like you had to spend it, how would you do it? use the #waytoowealthy. i'll read the best responses later in the show, maybe share some of my buying habits in a few minutes. right now our top story this morning. according to bashar al assad, the country has received the first wave of sophisticated air defense missiles delivered from russia. moscow said it would send the s-300 missiles to hel

>> within new york city? nicole: a new york and then -- we have a lot of new york watchers. new york in and give us the u.s.a. >> i think new york is -- in my opinion, my view, the strongest market in the united states today. miami is a very, very strong market also for all the right reasons. traction from many different standpoints, including the four latin market, and that is a real flight capital market. every time they devalue in latin america there is more money that comes in the miami. so those are the two markets that we are actively involved in today, and we are seeing really big velocities. nicole: you are a luxury developer. and it is working. i cannot believe it is working because it does not really feel like a booming economy. what i was reading about is a shortage of workers. you need more in colorado. not enough workers to build and get these luxury places up. is that an issue? >> always an issue when you have an up cycle like that. you know, you have a shortage of quality contractors, quality workers. having ttat in new york as well. that is the problem with t

some of that is just new york city but new york state isn'tsot either. freedom in the 50 states ranked new york dead last. this year they made a video about their contest. >> every two years all 50 states compete for the title of most free states. the winner will receive more residents, fewer burden dom some rules and fewer nanny state regulations. >> i wonder how new york will do? they don't look too good. >> an economist and will ruger wrote that story. new york was the worst. what was the best? >> north dakota was the best followed lie south dakota, tennessee, new hampshire with idaho right behind. >> in terms of personal freedom you have another ranking with alaska, nevada, main, new mexico new hampshire. you break it down by economics and personal freedom. >> in economics physical policy and we talk about freedom from incarceration arrests of victimless crimes gun control, education policy, marriage policy even travel freedoms. >> you are saying if they allow gay marriage that's good. you are making value judgments here. >> sure, freedom is a moral

we see big losses from states like new york. john: new york, state. and i see people leaving for florida. california even. there are coming in from michigan and least. >> there is not the kind of in migration you would want to see, but for a state like florida you're seeing a massive amount of people and their income coming in. $86 billion. john: largo was the number one gainer. >> that's right. john: darcy, you run the goldwater institute. arizona is the number two state. and people come in from minnesota, my state, new york. you could say they get to arizona and florida just because it is warm. >> you'd be wrong. john: they are moving for weather. >> the number one reason people move and that since the sparrow asks, find a job. that correlates with low taxes. climate makes up about 5 percent of people's decisions. a small quality of life factor. not the big factor everyone thinks it is. >> and we see that in the data. states without an income tax to doing very well, states like wyoming, states like washington state. all gaining people and then come

and that's what new york city did. they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep below manhattan. the pressure built u

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telegram to a fish company in brooklyn instead of to the "new york times," and so what the "new york times" heard the day they published the pentagon papers and the day after was nothing, and this fish company in brooklyn must have been very, very confused by the angry telegram they got from the attorney general. eventually the attorney general's office and the fbi got it together and they sent the telegram on to the actual "new york times" demanding the return of the pentagon papers and demanding no further publication. "the times" said no. "the times" kept on publishing. they published on the 13th, and they published on the 14th and they published on the 15th and then the government finally got a temporary restraining order blocking them from publishing anything further. pentagon papers was the first time that the government had ever used the courts to block the press from publishing something that the press wanted to publish based on national security grounds. that temporary restraining order that they got a couple days into the publication of the pentagon papers, that temporary r

what people make new york? what is new york -- why are we different? con cop yeah. >> that's because we are the center that people gravitate to that bring to us their language, culture, their food, and their neighbor, the small businesses, and i do believe that new york is just welcomed them because they know how important they are, and ironically, i don't think we wasted that much time being polite to each other, but i have seen so many indications of someone says they are from out of town, we want them so badly to love us because new yorkers have a reputation that we have more self-esteem than we need, and we really got to impress new york, and love them, and i mean, out of town is that we love them and want them. connell: years later, as the screen on television as we are talking, shows one world trade and the spire going up, as i said, makes it the highest building in the western hemisphere that, you know, on a beautiful tuesday morning in 2001, the terrorists slammed the planes into the towers and brought them down, but i know it took awhile, but

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> fascinating story, right? >> very, very delicate relationship between mobsters and the fbi, informants in the fbi.how else do they get their information? then again, that kind of stuff happens. >> love that sound bite. i'm just smarter than you. >> and dumb people don't like it. who's behind bars now, mister? >> wow. >>> still to come, she sings, but she's still jenny from the block, but j.lo has come a long way. >> for her latest venture, she tackles tv mostly from behind the camera. you're watching "world news now." ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ ♪ i know where i came from >>> jennifer lopez is adding executive producer to her resume. she's working on a tv show called "the fosters" about a nontraditional family. >> she says she's very familiar with that subject, and she told abc's nick watt all about it. >> jennifer lopez's make love not fight. >> reporter: she has a new album out, and she's executive producing "the fosters," a multiethnic family drama with two moms and an intriguing blend of biolo

take a look at new york city 65 degrees 54 in cleveland. take a look atom kicking off the week on saturday only in the low 50s in new york city. it will be a chilly day if you are headed toward the beaches across northeast. otherwise parts of the southeast on the cool side for you in raleigh north carolina. otherwise a couple of cities here miami florida looking good temperature wise heather and patti ann in the 80s. by memorial day you could be looking at sours and storms. >> the weather is nice and warm in florida. we need to head there. >> maria thank you very much. >>> the mystery illness and doctors in alabama has been solved. they found no new viruses and bacteria they say it was mostly cold and flu viruses. 6 people in the hospital two released two died. authorities recovered the body of a second child killed when a rock slide hit a group of 4th grards. the rain saturated soil gave way wednesday during a field trip. the popular hunting area is now closed indefinitely. >> mrs. foster posing as the disney family. he created a fake driv

the right of privacy in the state of new york is governed by the new york civil rights law. itsays unauthorized use of pictures. gerri: all right, let's give lis a chance to respond. >> unauthorized use. >> but not to identify anybody. >> no, no, you're mixing apples and oranges. unauthorized use is unauthorized use. when he takes the picture, that is not being authorized. you're making the pointabout the public vocation of them and the privacy issue. do you not think that those people know exactly who they are? how would they even know to bring this case? >> what are the damages? they're the only person who knows they're in the picture, there are no damages. that's why there's no cause of action here. and this is not the same type of -- gerri: okay, so violation of a right to privacy, this is another thing that i think is interesting about this case. there's artistic expression, right, which should be first amendment protection. >> absolutely. gerri: is this artistic expression? >> not when you're peeping into someone else's home. >> new york state leans on the side of free

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we see big losses from states like new york. john: new york, state. and i see people leaving for florida. california even. there are coming in from michigan and least. >> there is not the kind of in migration you would want to see, but for a state like florida you're seeing a massive amount of people and their income coming in. $86 billion. john: largo was the number one gainer. >> that's right. john: darcy, you run the goldwater institute. arizona is the number two state. and people come in from minnesota, my state, new york. you could say they get to arizona and florida just because it is warm. >> you'd be wrong. john: they are moving for weather. >> the number one reason people move and that since the sparrow asks, find a job. that correlates with low taxes. climate makes up about 5 percent of people's decisions. a small quality of life factor. not the big factor everyone thinks it is. >> and we see that in the data. states without an income tax to doing very well, states like wyoming, states like washington state. all gaining people and then come

new york stock exchange company. has regained exclusive ownership of the rights of the wall street tech or was brings has to a full circle or things began over a century ago and that's what's in the fine print of stop quoting. senator ted kaufman spent part of his time in congress warning about high frequency trading. trading firms are currently locked in a technological orange race the result in some big disasters. and the dentally he made this warning just a few months before the crash in two thousand and ten producer bob inglis and i have a chance earlier today to speak with eric's got him sader is the founder of man x. i first asked him if he agreed with senator kaufman characterization of the competition between exchanges and the firms as an arms race meaning that the two are continually having to up the ante in terms of bandwidth and speed and here is his response. there's not really. exchanges. trading there kind of. relationship. the arms race to going. is trying to it's almost a gentleman's agreement. he sou

elected officials in new york should be focused on getting jobs for the people who live in new york. allowing them to bike clothing and food at list prices. >> they would be allowed to set up on jupiter. but that issue always gets in the way. when they hate the idea that this comes from somewhere in asia, each one of them has an apple iphone in their pocket, made by non-labor union in china. >> things are expensive, but as it turned from from a $50 for a gallon of milk. [laughter] >> not that much. it would welcome it least a break. >> thousands of new yorkers from queens go to nassau county to buy the milk at wal-mart. they save anywhere from six to 10% on costs. that is six to 10% of your payroll back in your pocket. on the other side, yet people each one of the wal-mart stores provides two to 300 jobs come in the last time they can allow one in new york was in a community that had 20% unemployment. neil: lets the viewer become mayor. they throw out all of these businesses. >> eight half-million people live in new york. they don't have a main street. we have 8.5 million people. >>

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get in new york state. to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com neil: making it big play for the struggling computer maker dell. you're on the phone with us, karl, good to have you ck on. how are you doing thiis a company, you honestly disagree. why is that? >> i'm a little surprised by that. it seems li this sale is a giveaway. i can go into details with you if i want. because dell has a lot of great stuff there and you know? neil: what you like about it? >> well, first of all, if i may say, it has been disingenuous as far as i'm concerned. i won't go into the ambiguity the issue really is that one part is the enterprise software. they put this together, buying software, putting it in together for 26 years. so dell has a bunch of enterprise software. they are entrenched in many businesses. they are working with peop that are in there and this is a business that really has great potential. >> it's a no-brainer. >> have you talked to michael about this? have you guys and your people ever talk abou

each inmate costs new york city about $47,000 a year to house and feed. many are awaiting the outcome of their cases or transfer to a state prison. >> arthur damian, step up. bring all your property with you. take your hat off. >> the routine is much the same as it was five years earlier when we visited rikers. men habitually in trouble with the law, cycling in and out. we met damian arthur in 1999 on his fifth visit to rikers. >> you get used to it after a while. once they get back in, you know your surroundings. you feel more comfortable after a while. >> what will now happen is that we will go through our strip search procedure. >> you can't have the boots here. what size you wear? >> 8 1/2. >> guess what, 10 is going to be your lucky number. ed guiliani. >> we will take his other property, secure it, his civilian attire, until he's discharged from the facility. in the meantime, he will wear a green uniform throughout his stay in this facility. and that way, we can easily identify him. >> once an inmate is admitted, if he's not considered violent, he s

journal the new york times you might as well go and get the new york times through and that's what i'm here to say i'm scared about during his national speech on thursday president obama actually did say that it's troubled by the possibility that the department of justice investigations into leaks make chill the type of journalism that holds government accountable as a result he announced that he's calling on congress to. pass a media shield law to guard against government overreach do you think that will help do you think that will do anything or do you think that's just rhetoric well president is using. i think probably both what he said was i want chuck schumer who is our senator from new york to put the bill in so show me gets up and says look i'm going to put it in but first of all we're going to have an exception for wiki leaks it's not going to cover wiki leaks ok and then the second thing he says is not going to cover national security. we'll have a national security exception well i will say in defense of schumer that the old bill on which this is based didn't completely elimi

what has he been doing for the city of new york? it's good that he's been taking care of his family but how much of his own time has he been investing in a community project to make sure other people in new york are taken care of? i think that's a question he has to answer. you have a whole bunch of candidates. you have christine quinn, the first openly gay candidate of new york, he's going to have a tough race with a lot of good candidates and he's going to have to prove that he changed. he wishes them all well but won't be getting involved. a spokesperson for hillary clinton, won't be weighing in one way or the other and as i said, i talked to anthony today and other candidates and i think he has a right to win. and it's full of interesting candidates but i don't think anyone should begrudge anthony weiner from running and i remember him taking some pretty tough stands. >> right. and i remember exactly what you're saying. but to someone, reverend, who is not a new yorker, looking at new york and the fact that the clintons, while t

this is a very business corridor on the route from new york to boston. commuters are worried about monday morning. >> how aim going to be able to get to work? >> reporter: so far, officials have not said how long it will take to reopen the tracks in this area. >> we're learning 4 tracks are in the area where the are train accident happened. the crash closed two of them. the other two or we're out service, undergoing some upgrades. >>> 60 people in virginia are hurt after a car drives through a group of hikers. the crash happened in damascus. witnesses say that an elderly man was behind the wheel. early investigations show the man may have suffered a medical emergency right before the crash. the details in this case are still unfolding. it was a big event in baltimore today. the city was the center of the horse racing world with the running of the preakness stakes. mark viviano has more on the surprise finish and the big party. >> reporter: 117,000 fans packed pinlico race course, providing the infield fashion and all-out fun with concerts, concessions, a

that was not the spirit of new york or new jersey. not only did we refuse to give in but communities came together. police officer, firefighters, e.m.t.'s, voluntary associates displayed uncommon bravery and concern. political and government leaders in new york and new jersey worked across party lines and state boundaries for the greater good. as you follow politics today, you know that is not the norm in our country. this unity proves to be essential. for the first time in recent history, congress was refusing to approve the natural disaster aid that was so desperately eed. the storm that hit louisiana and mississippi congress gave them more than $65 billion. after two months after sandy, new jersey and new york has received almost nothing. instead of trying to blame it on another party we fought as hard as we could. the governors from the two states and all our senators and members of our congressional delegations knew our obligation was the suffering people we represented and who so desperately needed help. governor christie and i

get in new york state. to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com >>> we have been talking a lot about foreign policy, but it is a big week for immigration reform. the senate judiciary committee will begin its debate of amendments to the gang of eight immigration bill, this thursday. and one thing's certain, it is going to be dramatic. republican senator marco rubio, he is the face of the gang of eight. it is really quite remarkable that he became the face of a bipartisan democratically led effort, but there it is. but these are the faces of the opposition, the gangbusters, if you will. demint is number one on that list because he's the president of the heritage foundation and today the heritage foundation and senior research fellow robert rector put out a study that illegalizing 11 million illegal immigrants will cost taxpayers a net $6.3 trillion. i mean, that's over the coming deca decade. 6.3, that's the net number. why, according to heritage, the typical, typical illegal immigrant household ri

nhk world, new york. >>> u.s. consumer prices posted >>> an 80 year old japanese adventurer has finished day one of his attempt to scale mt. everest. he set out from the 5,300 meter high base camp on thursday with his son and other climbers. he told nhk by telephone before departing that he did not mind dying to achieve his goal. he andfor t about eighand a half hours to get past the ice fall and arrived at camp one. it's about 6,000 meters. he said the ice fall is difficult as usual but his condition is better than when he was 70 or 75. he said i was able to enjoy the climb. he plan does ascend about 500 meters a day. if everything goes smoothly, he'll reach the summit next friday. >>> one of the world's largest diamonds was sold for $26.7 million at an auction in switzerland. it was a record price for a colorless diamond. >> sold! number 9107. thank you very much. >> it took two years to cut and polish the stone. >> 101 karat diamond. it was auctioned on wednesday. a pink diamond holds the record for the most ex

some got together to make food for "the new york times." i wanted to show that you could make a delicious dish for a few bucks. chickpeas, all oil, onion, and you are set. i have great admiration for convenient food to make things easier for them. >> that is michael moss, who wrote a very good accompaniments to "cooked,"michael's reporting. his book is terrific. in a way, they are companion books. i am trying to work on the solution to the problem that he did such an amazing job of anatomizing. cookingicture of you to in the kitchen, a lot of women might be thinking, the reason we went too fast foods is because we do not have time to do this. >> there is some truth to that but the story of how we move to processed food is more complicated. gender politics are interesting. first of all, the food industry has been trying to worm their way into our kitchens for 100 years. betty crocker goes way back. resisted, thewas food industry was resisted. women felt it was part of their solemn obligation as parents to cook from scratch and they resist th

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forty new york. the turmoil in syria continues violence continues in syrian opposition clash with the assad regime with negotiations for peace stalled on both sides u.s. senator john mccain made a surprise visit to the region in order to speak with rebel forces well as many on capitol hill continue to struggle with how to tackle this conflict artie's political commentator sam sacks explores how looking at the past may give us some insight on how to handle the future. senator john mccain snuck into syria over the weekend to meet with rebel commanders he talked about providing them heavy arms in air support in their civil war against president assad and these aren't just empty promises since february mccain and his buddies senator lindsey graham have been pushing plans to arm the syrian rebels and last week thanks to mccain's efforts the senate foreign relations committee overwhelmingly approved legislation to do just that to arm the rebels you see mccain has taken the role of charlie wilson in this wa

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new york attorney general. great to have you here. >> good to be here. >> so the banks engage in all these practices. there is this settlement. and part of the settlement is you can't do this anymore. how did you guys come to decide they were in violation of the settlement? >> well, the servicing settlement has -- provides for relief for homeowners, but also has 304 specific rules the banks have agreed to follow. so in new york, we invested in a network of housing counselors and legal service providers because when i took office, half of the families being foreclosed on were going through the foreclosure process without speaking to a lawyer once. we decided to change that. as a result, we got this great network out there that have been helping us collect information. there were so many violations, we created our own special form to check which of the servicing requirements the banks were violating. we determined pretty quickly that wells fargo and bank of america were far and away out in front of the other bank

at least three feet of snow fell on white face mountain in new york. in killington, vermont, the skis were back on. and in new hampshire, the deck chairs meant for enjoying a spring barbecue, buried in snow. >> wow. just incredible whiplash this weekend. ginger is here now. and you were telling us, into tonight and tomorrow, more severe weather? >> reporter: right, the sky has been exploding with more than rain. we had more than 100 severe weather reports. look at this photo. from south dakota. just a classic thunderstorm. and we're going to see more severe weather. here's who needs to be concerned, as we go through this late night and into your early memorial day, rapid city, down to wichita, even lubbock. so, this is a huge area, we're talking tens of thousands of people that could see damaging wind, hail and isolated tornadoes. >> something else you pointed out to us, after all of that snow, temperatures in some places near 80? >> this is spring, we go back and forth, but this is a big whiplash. you go from snow, more than three feet in upstate new

get in new york state. to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com melissa: breaking news right now. the associated press citing sources is reporting that president obama will visit moore, oklahoma, this sunday, after that devastating tornado. lori: look at those pictures. melissa: that struck on monday. lori: what a tragedy. >>> let's get you a look at the markets every 15 minutes. go back to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides. the story is post-bernanke remarks on capitol hill and stocks are losing steam. >> nasdaq moves into negative territory as we saw a record day on wall street. the dow traded 15,542 but some tech names are particularly weighing not just on the dow but nasdaq. ibm, netflix, texas instruments all have down arrows. pulling back some. taking a few profits off the table. we'll look at pandora. pandora is on the move right now up 1.6%, getting a boost on a new partnership with facebook automatically sharing what they're listening to on facebook. so strea

barboza of the "new york times." he received a pulitzer prize for his reporting from china. >> i worried for much of the year and i was warned by very smart people in china that investigating this kind of issue -- this is one of the most sensitive issues in china is the families of senior leaders and the business ties of senior leaders. so i was touching in this very forbidden area. very dangerous area. and i was told "you should leave the country. your life is in jeopardy we did receive some threats." >> rose: we continue with bettany mcclean and brian borough who write about hedge fund king steve co-then "vanity fair" magazine. >> you could argue steve cohen has already been destroyed. even if the government forever brings charges he'll be forever smeared by these allegations and even if they do bring charges, hedge fund guys would tell you they traffic in the gray areas all the time. that's the definition of the job. so when does the gray cross into the black. what makes everyday behavior become illegal? those que

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artsy new york. had to a website called for an extensive report on how the day of action against the tech giant unraveled across the world and in just over an hour here on r.t. a chilling feature in hell even the most traditional foods be genetically modified . some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed down from generation to. this is a total destruction of the culture of mexico by telling them i mean this is not going to impact asylum in mexico whatever happens here. now we're eating out of our products in the in the open. source. genetically engineered crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. communal way a little later. a secret court in the u.k. is put some people behind bars just for trying to take care of their own relatives one woman whose father was pronounced mentally ill was locked away but since the hearings are behind closed doors it's hard to know why. investigate. when john maddox wa