which also created delays for the commute. more than 160 firefighters respond. no injuries and no immediate word of cause for that blaze. martha: so a new chapter in u.s. registrations with cuba relations with cuba raising hopes of closing an old wound. authorities are still hopeful that havana will extradite convicted police killer joanne chesimard. in 1973 she gunned down westerner forester in cold blood during a traffic stop, and she was sentenced by a jury to life in this prison for that murder. but she escaped. in 1979. and fled to cuba. her fugitive status landing her on the fbi s most wanted terrorist list, she s first woman on that list, and she is on that list today. her presence in cuba was hardly kept under wraps, fidel castro stuck up for her in 2005 calling washington s portrayal of her as
a terrorist, quote, an infamous lie. so all these years later, will forester s family finally get the justice that they seek in the killer of their family member? bernard carak is a former commissioner of the new york police department, and he joins me now. it seems to me if you ve got somebody on a most wanted, the fbi s most wanted terrorist list, that you would have wanted to discuss that as part of any deal to normalize relations with cuba, but there s no sign that that happened, is there? well, we haven t heard about it. when things like this go on, there s a lot that you won t hear, a lot of back door discussion cans. but i would hope discussions. but i would hope that the state department, that the fbi, that the justice department was counseling the president, talking to the president when he was making these decisions. because chesimard s not the only one. you have willie morales, the mommer bomber that bombed a number of facilities in new york city, you have charlie hill