The Atlantic hurricane season has been quiet so far, but in the Pacific, two typhoons are moving toward Japan. Of particular concern is the Fukushima nuclear power plant, which sits right on the coast. Its reactors melted down after a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011.
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Good morning, I'm Steve Inskeep. When "The Godfather" came out in 1972, a young New York lawyer named Mario Cuomo did not see it. He objected to stereotyping Italian-Americans. Cuomo went on to serve as governor of New York and father of a governor and still didn't see the movie. But as first reported by the New York Times, he finally ended his 41-year boycott. He still says the film sends a horrible message, but he adds, maybe this thing was a masterpiece. It's MORNING EDITION.
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