there's what's called the atlantic thurmo hailing circulation. it's a deep ocean circulation in the atlantic basin. it's a clock-wise rotation and that -- the changes in that circulation are associated with these a.m.o. so they're part and parcel of the same thing. the thermo halean circulation. various studies are indicating that that may be changing. but what we've seen in the last -- you know, still through the last several seasons, is the atlantic ocean temperatures remaining warmer than average. the west african monsoon is remaining stronger than average. last year was a very strong west african monsoon. and helped to strengthen last year's season. we're not out of this high activity area yet. >> operator, next question, please. >> our next question comes from stephanie, standard & poors. your line is open. >> hi, just wanted to -- i don't know if you have anything more to say here, but did your modeling show you any changes in the level of rainfall? they stall like florence but we have been seeing a lot of rain and flooding so i wanted to check there. >> no.

this includes activity in the atlantic ocean, gulf of mexico and caribbean from june 1 to november 30. atmospheric ocean conditions that factored into this outlook include competing signals. on one hand the ongoing activities of the atlantic hurricane season. on the other hand it combination of the temperatures in the tropical atlantic and caribbean combined with a west african monsoon fever increased activities. overall, the atlantic hurricane season outlook calls for a near-normal season with a 70% chance of mine to 15 named storms with top winds at least 39 miles an hour and of those, four to eight will become hurricanes with top of at least 74 miles an hour and two to four major hurricanes reaching category three, four or five. it's made possible by the work of jerry bell, forecaster at noaa's climate prediction system. his team as well as him are here today to answer any questions you may have about the outlook during the q. and a session. please, keep in mind that this outlook does not suggest how many of the storms strike land speaking of the weather service, i would like to ac

this includes all activity in the atlantic ocean, gulf of mexico and caribbean from june 1st to november 30th. atmospheric and ocean conditions at that factored into the outlook include competing signals. on one hand, the ongoing el even nene owe so expected to persist and suppress activity in the atlantic hurricane season. on the other hand a combination of warmer than average sea surface temperatures in the tropical atlantic and caribbean combined with enhanced west african monsoon favor increased activity overall the atlantic hurricane season outlook calls for a near normal season with a 70 petros chances of 9 to 15 name storms with top winds at least 39 miles an hour. of those four to eight will become hurricanes. with top winds of at least 74 miles an hour. and two to four major hurricanes reaching category three, four or five. in outlook is made possible by the work of dr. jerry bell, lead seasonal hurricane forecaster at noaa's climate prediction system. his team as well as him are here today to answer any questions you may have about the outlook during the q and a session. please

the valleys as you gaze down from the hill, it is amazing that you can look at a cross into the atlantic ocean. a shipping container, sometimes where a couple of hours in those tumultuous waves, the storm had come in, they begin to get areick, dehydrated, we throwing up on each other. by the time the big doors opened, the bullets were lining up. the reason why is because the airdrop had missed their support. they had no air support. there and began to talk with a guy, he began to talk about what happened specifically on that day, how these great generals and military minds addressed the perfect plan to take the beach. yet because of the weather, they faced unplanned adversity that day. they said to the members of congress that were there that won byhis battle was not wonrals, colonels, it was by every day people. 18 and 19, 20-year-old man running up that hill, knowing exactly what they might face. sometimes, you may not have the greatest resume and all the prestige in the world. b r i do godhead -- let me remind you god has a specific plan. god does not call you anywhere where you are exempt

matty hope so he said film portrays the atlantic ocean as a supernatural force which is swallowing up sending council youth to. alan. as a black woman i missed a really missed black figures in and black characters like cruelly and it's also why i made this film i needed to see like people on screen like shoot like everywhere in. atlantic tells the story of a dad whose poor parents have a ranch for her to marry a wealthy man but she is secretly in love with building marcus to live. when he and the other men setanta in a boat for europe the inevitable happens they all try on that exhibit can't believe that superman is gone the most. fun. oh. mahmassani who plays that says she's humbled by the film's success a coast on the coast to goose season message behind the title of love beyond death it is usually a book on old style i'd really love for our parents to learn through this film that forced marriages don't help their children lestat that they do it so that their children don't hang around in the streets. but i think a marriage should be based on love money as good as the buzz they don'

those hills and as you gaze down from the hill, it is amazing, you can look out across into the atlantic ocean. some of you from a historical standpoint may remember what happened on that june 6, 1944 day. there were five beaches involved by the allied forces. great britain and canada took three beaches. the two beaches where the germans were dug in, utah and omaha, was left for the americans. as these young soldiers were put into these boats, more like a shipping container, sometimes for a couple hours in those tumultuous waves, the storm had come in, they begin to get seasick, dehydrated, without being too graphic, throwing up on each other, and by the time the big doors open, the bullets were already lining up. the reason why is because the airdrop that day, because the weather, had missed their support. they had no air support. as i stood there and began to tok with the guide, he began talk about what happened specifically on that day. how these great general's and these military minds i drafted out the perfect plan to take that beach. get because of the weather, they had faced unclaimed a

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and he has an update from the middle of the atlantic ocean. >>> and it is a cloudy and cool start throughoutes into the afternoon. but what about that mother's day forecast? well, i have a complete breakdown of that coming up. >>> good saturday morning. 7:44. i hope you're enjoying a good country cup of coffee. wind speeds are around 10 miles per hour and it is cloudy along the coast and south bay. a live look in san jose, 58 degrees. didn't worry though, the cloud cover won't linger all day long. we'll get good partial clearing for the coast and the bay. and temperatures will have a nice range. so if you feel like a little bit of cooler right now, in the city we're talking low 60s for san francisco, 62. upper 50s for half moon bay. but if you are wanting a warmer sunny day, head to the south bay. san jose, 77. and then it will get even warmer through the interior valleys. concord 78. a couple low 80s in there. if you are heading out wine tasting, a lot of moms love wine. i'm not a mama yet, but i love win. 78 in santa rose. napa 77. and here is a look at your future cast. so again, we'll ke

trains and carry it through our backyards across the country, loaded on ships and dump it in the atlantic ocean. the public said, no. so the pentagon came up with a new security plan. bring it into seattle and taken it to oregon and distorted. perfectly safe, they said. then, came a change in orders. everyone in western washington and oregon come out. --, -- oregon, out. where were they going to go? as congress authorized $28 million in cuts in cancer research, the pentagon has spent millions of dollars on botulism toxins. one ounce of which effectively dispersed, could kill every human being in north american -- north america. theydent nixon told us would destroy all bacteriological material, until the pentagon explained that for security, they need them around to develop the anti-toxins. in a. -- in a period of eight years, 1500 accidents were recorded in the germ warfare laboratories in maryland. do you know anyone in maryland? maybe they should get out, too. gas warfare. why my telling you in the bay area about that? your sons and daughters saw firsthand at berkeley when the national guard

we caught up with reeves in the middle of the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: you never know just how far someone will go to chase their dreams. bay area sailor randal reeves will apparently chase them as far as it takes. last october reeves sailed out of the san francisco bay attempting to become the first person to sail solo around the americas and the antarctic continent in one season passing through all the world's oceans. with a satellite uplink and phone reeves was able to send back images and update his progress from somewhere in the atlantic ocean. >> about 500 miles east of brazil. >> moli is reeves' boat, his companion as he rides the wind through the great unknown. >> this boat and i headed south and have been at sea every day since then. >> reporter: reeves has now spent more than 200 days at sea. >> think of all the things you've done since october of last year and for every one of those days we've been out here. >> reporter: this is actually reeves' second run at history. >> this entire half of the boat is under water. >> reporter: in october, 2017 he set out on the same jou

trains and carry it through our backyards across the country, load it on ships and dump it in the atlantic ocean. but the public said no, and so the pentagon came up with a new security plan. bring it into seattle and taken -- take it down or gun and -- to oregon and store it. perfectly safe, they said. then, came a change in orders. everyone in western washington and oregon out. ,and where were they going to go? congress authorized a cut of $28 million to cancer research, the pentagon has spent a fortune on botulism toxins. botulism toxins. one ounce of which effectively -- of which, effectively dispersed, could kill every human being in the north -- in north america. president nixon told us they would destroy all bacteriological material -- until the pentagon explained that for security, they need them around to develop the anti-toxins. in a period of only eight years, 1500 accidents were recorded in the germ warfare laboratories in fort beatrix, maryland maryland. -- for the tricks, maryland. do you know anyone in maryland? maybe they should get out, too. and gas warfare. why am i telling you

in hopes of a better life in europe. >> mati diop says her film portrays the atlantic oceans a supernatural force, which is swallowing up senegal's youth. >> as a black woman, i missed black figures and black characters. it's also why i made this film. i needed to see black people onscreen. >> "atlantics," tells the story of a girl whose poor parents arranged for her to marry a wealthy man, but she is secretly in love with a building worker. when he and the other men set out on a boat fofor europe, the- the notable happens. they all drownwn. she can't believe he is gone. >> the actress says she is humbled by the film's success. her costar sees a message beyond the tale of love and beyond death. >> i would love for our parents to learn to this film that forced marriages do not help their children. they do it so their children don't hang around the streets. i think a marriage should be based on love. >> the entire cast and crew were there for the premier. mati diop says it is sad that they had to wait 72 years to see a black woman director. carl: here is a reminder now of the

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stronger slower and wetter experts use the accumulated cycle index to measure storms and the atlantic ocean is in the midst of its wars stretch on record despite all the evidence that climate change is a factor in making hurricanes stronger there are still those that don't believe it president trump and many powerful republicans fall into that camp but researchers say it's now time to reinforce vulnerable communities and prepare for the worst assistant professor lundahl fraud barbaric law says officials should invest in sea walls restore barrier islands and build stronger structures so we know that we have some reserves into our structures or that we need to in hate so differently something that we have to start building up on a screen ago because we know that the probability of stuff will happen in something different stated the atlantic hurricane season begins on june the 1st but the national hurricane center's already named the 1st storm it's since weakened but if the predictions are accurate it could be a sign of things to come to gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. but weiner has decid

the atlantic ocean. named i still love you. one of the most dangerous bits of the mission.g this spacecraft down to read >> we are seconds away. this is certainly a key step. creating a space-based network to provide broadband service across the world. 60 satellites. is to createempt many of these. >> apparently it has landed. there we go. provingtform successful. it has had a malfunction. successful. it is that is what we have. moving back to what we had with the 737 max. to a pilot who has flown this aircraft. spacex, the lending has taken place. let's talk about this malfunction. faafar was this down to the being too cozy with boeing. do you buy into or standby the open --t the oath the ethiopian crash could have been prevented had boeing taken pilots seriously? poisonous disease is strong words. vilifyingo do with foreign pilots. whether the ethiopian tragedy would have happened, let's go with boeing. the software we have seen, what are pilot said should happen. they said with the new software, this will never happen again. by their own testimony, the new testimony, the

i almost crossed the atlantic with a before relate inside me. >> i don't care, i don't want to know. oceanrent and -- i don't want to do that. i thought like barrel in niagara falls. but what he did, this is obviously scientific experience where he's using the winds and currents and stuff like that which is in cylinder shape to travel, very clever smart thing to do. if you look at it, that was not just their everyday barrel, that was designed specifically to do what he wanted to do. good for him. >> that's true. >> you're only saying smart because he's not dead. >> no, i'm saying -- >> if he were dead, everyone would say what was he thinking. >> no. [laughter] [applause] >> i hate to be the one to tell you, kat, the reason why, most of us, not the way we wanted to, shopped on the ship and wind to get here. >> emily, this is the kind of behavior that is it really necessary, like this is what a robot would do, right, we don't need to do this in a barrel, right? >> well, this is why he was living his dream, rice a robot, like you said earlier, replaces the task, for him this was exploring. i

left behind in sweden because i did not make sense how'd you have three widely separated by the atlantic ocean how do you do that with three distinct populations? that problem puzzled me that there was interesting data i will show you a couple trees. the japanese fiber tree go growing in japan and china with beautiful leaves there is a fossil of one of those that i collected in washington state this tree only grows in china japan i found the fossils in washington state. the deciduous conifer right at the 12th of constitution this is a conifer tree you could have deciduous evergreen and conifer and i got this fossil from washington state so the hypothesis is in a warm world those three forest were connected across the top of the globe you can go to what was the top of the world and test that hypothesis so that's when i started to do a 1984 and here at the north pole the tip of greenland than 1000 miles north of the living tree pulled her darkness for three months of the year median temperature minus 30 degrees centigrade. it is a cold place it is an icehouse. this is a very complicated image yo

stronger slower and wetter experts use the accumulated cycle index to measure storms and the atlantic ocean is in the midst of its wars stretch on record despite all the evidence that climate change is a factor in making hurricanes stronger there are still those that don't believe it president trump and many powerful republicans fall into that camp but researchers say it's now time to reinforce vulnerable communities and prepare for the worst assistant professor lundahl fraud barbaric law says officials should invest in sea walls restore barrier islands and build stronger structures so we know that we have some reserves into our structures or that we need to in hate so differently something up we have to start building up on a screen ago because where we know that the probability of suffering happen in something different stated is high the atlantic hurricane season begins on june the 1st but the national hurricane center's already named the 1st storm it's since weakened but if the predictions are accurate it could be a sign of things to come to gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. time for

. >> they're the least studied population of dolphins in the entire atlantic ocean. >> reporter: they swim from in the atlantic riding waves from chesapeake to the potomac and the others named by the dolphinp roject will be joined by two more known as d-1 and d-2. we asked for suggestions and gon plentymes and jokes. >> what first comes to mind when you think dolphins d.c. >> lewis and clark >> i like that. >> and to beyas for the male ana for the fe i have to go with valentina. >> what do you think? what would you name them. >> i haven't thought about that. >> we have a few dolphin faces. >> reporter: while the naming competition is fun and games, there is serious work to track these dolphins because scientists are trying to hdetermine wher the increase presence in the potomac is a sign the rivers to improe. we believe that return to clean water in the potomac river is going to help the dolphins further -- swim further up stream and contie to fish in our hometown river. os reporter: next time you're on the water look y. you might not be the only mammal out there. hary smith, tash sta

while us meddling in venezuela is making headlines across the atlantic ocean on the other side of the globe the united states military is being accused of meddling over an entire continent there a mix of documents obtained via the freedom of information act interviews published reports and a recently leaked defense department list of unnamed u.s. military operation of named in u.s. military operations journalist nick turse and shandi naylor b. and yahoo news have released a new list and map of what they call the thirty six operations and activities that are or were until recently ongoing in africa almost all are unknown. the general public this map and the list that accompanies it pain a very startling portrait of just how pervasive u.s. military operations have become across the continent of africa so pervasive that stoneman douglas high school shooting survivor and gun control activist david hope tweeted out alexa what does the u.s. military imperialism look like. surprisingly after the washington examiner inquired about it the united states african command or afrikaans actually too

stronger slower and wetter experts use the accumulated cycle index to measure storms and the atlantic ocean is in the midst of its wars stretch on record despite all the evidence that climate change is a factor in making hurricanes stronger there are still those that don't believe it president trump and many powerful republicans fall into that camp but researchers say it's now time to reinforce vulnerable communities and prepare for the worst assistant professor lundahl fraud barbaric law says officials should invest in sea walls restore barrier islands and build stronger structures so we know that we have some reserves into our structures or that we need to in hate so differently something that we have to start building up on a screen ago because where we know that the probability of stuff will happen in something different stated is high the atlantic hurricane season begins on june the 1st but the national hurricane center's already named the 1st storm it's since weakened but if the predictions are accurate it could be a sign of things to come and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. now c

major rivers pour out, and, of course, we have the opening of the chesapeake bay leading into the atlantic ocean. so it is a superhighway, you might think of. so to counter these moves, butler determined to extend union control into the hampton and newport news areas. one day after his arrival, butler sent a detachment of union soldiers to capture hampton. the confederates, however, chose to burn part of the village rather than see it occupied. as they prepared to withdraw to eastern north carolina, where a contingency of confederate forces awaited them. that night, however, three men, who were enslaved, sheppard mallory, frank baker, and james townsend decided to make a daring move. knowing -- by the way, this picture shows you what the hampton roads actually looks like -- with this little skiff that these three men got on in the middle of the night. and knowing, of course, that if they stayed with colonel mallory, they would be taken far from their families who were in hampton. they planned their escape, and they got aboard this ship late in the night, with the full moon and rode across night

massive, yet exceptionally precise satellites were constructed on both sides of the atlantic ocean tolify the signal as it bobbed through orbit. in the early morning of july 10, 1962, telstar one was launched atop a rocket from cape canaveral air force station in florida. the same site from which the apollo 11 astronauts would depart for the trip to the moon will most exactly seven years later. a feat that would be broadcast live to the entire world, thanks in part to telstar. around 15 hours after its launch, telstar relayed the first live satellite transmission in history and congratulatory telephone call between the u.s. vice president and the chairman of at&t, which had funded the project. >> you're coming through nicely. >> first telephone message in the world over an active satellite. >> two weeks later, a 20 minute program was broadcast hundreds of millions of viewers in europe and the americas. >> good afternoon. soon we will be seeing good evening to europe on the first exchange of live programs between the television networks of the united states and the european broadcastin

of the things that we look at here, we look at -- i think because felt gulf of mexico and the atlantic oceanve average, you'll very more of average to slightly above average storms. we're talking 12 to 15 named stormt is. ix to eight hurricanes. this is close to average. then two to three major hurricanes. but let's take a look and show you the next graphic here. what i'm talking about as we make our way into the next couple of months, hurricane season starts june 1st. most of these storms are going to be weak meaning tropical storms or low endne category o storms. heads up in florida, especially early in the season. all the years that i'm looking at, florida got hit pretty hard with rain. again, nothing too big as far as storms go. but rain i p heavy ints of florida, so watch out there. talking about june and july in florida. now, watch our beaches in the midd ocofthd guweek of august.a we could havtorm and a big one, maybe category two, category three moving up the coast. i do't think it will co on shore in our area. it will be off the coast, but it will affect our beaches. we will have ra

for example, a financial crisis at the other side of the atlantic ocean the next five years, it's notbout to change a little bit, a little bit that. there will be a time slot of five years to really change this nature, character of european units and to make it a real one. >> let's keep monitoring the debate in europe in the coming weeks. it's important to remain aware that the big vote is happening in three weeks time. >> absolutely. an exciting couple of weeks coming up. yeah keeping an eye on that one >> also coming up on the show, more imminently, amazon receives a boost after one of the world's richest men have have a stake in the terk firm. find out who any guesses? after the break. you need to buy a car and you want to get an excellent price you'd think with all these options it would be easy. but with terms like msrp, invoice, list price, things get confusing pretty fast. you just want to get a real price and that's where true car comes in. only with true car can you see what other people paid for the car you want and you can connect with certified dealers who offer prices bas

they're special but not for the best of the reasons.h >> t're the least studied in the entire atlantic ocean. >> reporter: they ride the chesapeake to theotomac. soon, george, lyndonnd pelosi and the 300 other dolphins from the dolphin project will be known as d-1 and d-2. we asked for suggestions and got enty of names and jokes. what first comes to mind when you think dolphin d.c >> lewis and clark. >> i like that. >> baker, lane and mull reidy. >> those are two court justices on "west wing." >> reporter: if it is a female dolphin? >> benjamina franklin.rt >> repor: while the competition is fun and games, there is serious work when it comes to tracking these dolphins and scientists wonder whether their increased presence is a sign the potomac is continuing o improve. > wepe it will help the dolphins swim further upstream and continue to fish in our r.metown rive >> reporter: next time you're on the, waterok closely. you may not be t only mammal out there. i >> thought that was corey outre the how did he do t>>t? the naming competition ends this friday. search our nbcin washon app and search

that brings in e cool air off the atlantic ocean. 5 in frederick county, maryland. 66 in annapolis. 63on. 60 in chantilly, virginia. planning out your day? expect clouds to thicken up as we go throughout the day. just enough sunshine to allowur temperates back into the low 70s.at thigh temperature is likely to happen before sunshine and back into the neighborhood. as we get towards friday and the weekend, you'll see lingering showers here now. that could lead to a sprinkle or two of rain. best rain chances today will be across southern maryland, northern neck towards frederickburg. only 20 percenter at that. as you get into tomorrow morning, maybe a stray sprinkle tomorrow morning and a hit and miss tomorrow afternoon. no washout tomorrow but at least a better chance for rain coming up today. here's your ten day outlook. 73 with the clouds thickening. mid 70s with a hit-and-miss rain chance. highs back to 80. cooler weather for the weekend.d satu, a chance of showers tifor any . definitely a lot more rain and cooler coming up on ndsu. >>> >>> they're trying to figure out who was behind

. >> they'r the least studiedd olphins in the entire atlantic ocean. >> re rter: they ride in the waves from the chesapeake to the potomac. soon, george, linden and pelosi, others named willbe joined by two new dolphins. we asked for names and we got jokes. >> lewis and clark. >> for the female lion, i probably have to go with valentina. what did you think? >> reporter: i haven'thought about it myself. >> we have gotten a few dolphin faces. >> reporter: it is all fun and games. there is serious work tracking them because scientistsre a trying to determine ifhe t increased presence in the potomac is a sign it continues to improve. >> we believe return to clean waters in the potomac will help the dolphins swim further upstream and continue to fish in river.metown >> next time you're on the water, look closely. you may not be the only mammal out there. >> that's pretty cool. i'd li to see dolphins out. >> if they're swimming, maybe we're next. >> that's r>>ht. > new safety features rolling out on the lyft app. stillo come at 6:00, what you should know before hailing your next ride. >>> mor

you know that the recent court ruling to protect areas of the arctic and atlantic oceans from drilling is the reason to -- for the decision to delay and further stated it's going to take a while. i guess i want to know a little more what does is sidelined indefinitely mean. will the areas in the 2019 draft propose -- program be taken off the table and protected permanently from risky drilling. if so, which areas and when does the administration man to issue the 2019, 2024 proposed program? if you want to say right now it's all off the table -- i want to make a little note and we're good. >> i really appreciate that. i will tell you this before i answer your question specifically. i recognize maine has a phenomenally beautiful coast and it's an important economic -- the ocs is an important economic driver to you. i had a good chance to have a discussion with senator king about this. got to respond to senator collins about it. i appreciate it. for the history of the program, really probably since the history of the submerged lands act, i'm not aware of a single lease that was ever develo

and exactly two weeks from today, it will begin in the atlantic ocean. >> meteorologist allison chinchar in studio. talking about the military's role in hurricane forecasting. >> as meteorologists, we use three main tos when we talk about forecasting for hurricanes, satellites, buoys and most important the hurricane hunters. that's really important. these are people that fly those airplanes directly into the storms to get the most accurate up-to-date information. i actually sat down with one of them and got a little more insight into the job. why did you decide to become a hurricane hunter? most people run away from hurricanes. you guys are actually flying directly into them. why? >> what i see, when i'm in a plane flying is the direct impact that we're able to make to help people protect themselves and loved ones and possessions. >> we're operationally flying hurricanes. there are other agencies involved. the air force is one of those. we support the national hurricane center. separately, noaa has g-3s and g 4s can be used for need tasking, if need be. the chute is tucked into the top.

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new fox nation special is shedding light on the night his private plane disappeared over the atlantic ocean its way to martha's vindicated yard. >> it's very easy for a pilot to lose control. >> jfk jr. was only about half way done with getting his instrument rating so he's was in fully trained to fly and so if you're not trained to do that, and you don't have a horizon, the balance functions in your inner ear begin to play tricks with you. it appeared from the evidence of the recorded radar data that his flight path mirrored a classic spatial disorientation. reporter: the big story the disappearance of jfk jr. now available exclusively on fox nation. >> jon: pope frances meeting with hundreds of journalists in rome today and what the pontiff had to say about the importance of a free press, coming up. once-daily toujeo helps you control your blood sugar around the clock. and with a $0 copay, ♪ let's groove tonight. that's something to groove about. toujeo is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don

a lot of democrats that touched the pacific ocean or touched the atlantic ocean had ports of entry didare you on the new nafta? how would you vote on that today? and are you in step with your party on trade? or do you think you are a little out of step or vice-versa? >> i think i'm really in step. we need trade policies that foster job growth, make sure that collective bargainings rights are protected and make sure that our environmental laws are followed. and i do not trust donald trump for two inches to actually negotiate an agree emt that could actually do that. so i've not read this. this has not been finalized. >> right. >> i would not be supportive, unless, in fact, it does protect our environmental -- >> do you believe nafta was a success or a failure? >> i have mixed results. some jobs it helped. some jobs it did not. >> would you kast the same vote? >> probably not today. because we've learned some things about the ability to protect our environmental laws from that. but i believe the first thing we need to do is to get rid of the chaos and chief of a guy who has now shut down