they now want to charge premium pricing for curbside access. but a lower fare would be charged to those willing to walk to the central garage. the top level would be converted to a dropoff and pickup area. the sacramento couple doesn't mind paying more. >> we consider things like age now, the convenience of coming door to door. >> britta says she is fine with the two-tier pricing structure. >> walking a little to save the price that's which we get usual i think. >> how much more is the question. depending of how much. >> the difference in price is still being negotiated between the ride sharing companies and the airport. regardless of what they decide, the airport commission says the new fees will be in place by july 1st. here is how usual responded today. the proposed fee increase goes against sfo's consumer friendly approach. and will not help to reduce congestion at the airport. meanwhile, the tax y companies say the new structure is fair since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad. they deserve it. >> why is th

they want to charge premium pricing for curbside access. a lower fare would be charged to those willing to walk from the central garage across terminals one, two, and three. >> not to be able to have uber, it is a free experience. >> we had it in florida where it was banned from the airports for a while and that was a hassle. going over there would be fine. >> reporter: over there is the top level of the garage which would be converted to a drop off and pick up area. the difference in price is significant between the ride sharing and airport. here is how lyft responded today. we are currently working with sfo to reduce congestion. the taxi companies say the new structure is fair since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad. they deserve it. >> reporter: why is that? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter: the extra funding would go directly to sfo for roadway maintenance and improvement. >>> seattle is the first city in the nation to allow companies like uber and lyft to unionize. and that is going to be challenged

they want to charge premium pricing for curbside access. a lower fare would be charged to those willing to walk from the central garage across terminals one, two, and three. >> not to be able to have uber, it is a free experience. >> we had it in florida where it was banned from the airports for a while and that was a hassle. going over there would be fine. >> reporter: over there is the top level of the garage which would be converted to a drop off and pick up area. theifference in price is significant between the ride sharing and airport. here is how lyft responded today. we are currently working with sfo to reduce congestion. the taxi companies say the new structure is fair since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad. they deserve it. >> reporter: why is that? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter: the extra funding would go directly to sfo for roadway maintenance and improvement. >>> seattle is the first city in the nation to allow companies like uber and lyft to unionize. and that is going to be challenged a

they now want to charge premium pricing for curbside access, but a lower fare would be charged to thoseho are willing to walk to the central garage. the top 4re68 would level wouldd to a drop off and pick up area. this san francisco couple didn't mind paying more. >> we consider things like our age now, the convenience of coming door to door. >> reporter: and this woman is fine with the two tier pricing structure. >> walking a little to save the price, that is why we get uber. >> depending how much. >> reporter: the difference in price is still being ghoesh yatesed betwe e negotiated between the ride sharing companies and the airport. regardless of what they decide, the airport commission says the new fees will be in place by july 1. here is how uber responded, the proposed fee increase goes against sfo's consumer friendly approach and will not help to reduce congestion at the airport. meanwhile the taxi companies say that the new structure is favor since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad, they deserve it. >> why? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter: th

they now want to charge premium pricing for curbside access. a lower fare would be charged to those who are willing to walk to the central garage. the top level would be converted to a dropoff and pickup area. this couple didn't mind paying more. >> we consider things like our age now,s convenience of coming door to door. >> reporter: and this woman is fine with the two tear ier pric structure. >> walking a little to save the price that is why we get uber. >> how much depends. >> reporter: the difference in price is still being negotiated between the ride sharing companies and the airport. regardless of what they decide, the airport commission says that the new fees will be in place by july 1. here is how uber responded, the proposed fee increase goes against sfo's consumer friendly approach and will not help to reduce congestion at the airport. meanwhile the taxi companies say the new structure is fair since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad. they deserve it. >> why is that? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter

sfo now wants to charge premium appliesing for on curbside access, but a lower fare would be chargedo those willing to walk to the central garage. the top level would be converted to a dropoff and pickup area. the sacramento couple doesn't mind paying more. >> we consider things like our age now. the convenience of coming door to door. >> reporter: and this woman is fine with the two tier pricing structure. >> walking a little to save the price, that is why we get uber. >> depending how much. >> reporter: the difference in price is still being negotiated between the ride sharing companies and the airport. regardless of what they decide, the airport commission says the new fees will be in place by july 1. here is how uber responded, the proposed fee increase goes against sfo's consumer friendly approach and will not help to reduce congestion at the airport. meanwhile the taxi companies say that the new structure is favor since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbside. >> i'm glad, they deserve it. >> why? >> for the cab drivers. >> reporter: the extra funding would go di

users would pay a premium to be dropped off or picked up curbside at the terminals and a pay lower raten parking garage into a ride share zone. friday afternoon, travellers at the airport seemed to like the idea of reducing congestion but some where skeptical of the new pricing plan.soti think it's ok. if it saves congestion that fine. if the people coming in get easier access to the airport that ok.sotif i'm already paying for uber they should drop me off where i want to be dropped off. i shouldn't have to pay twice or extra just to be dropped off closer.sot ( darya ) prince harry will marry meghan markle this saturday. right now... london is gearing up for thousands of visitors from all over the world. windsor castle is all decked out for the wedding. the couple will tie the knot inside st. george's chapel.there are no official numbers on the cost of security for the wedding -- or the number of officers involved --- but it is thought to be more than 10-million dollars. ( darya ) an american bishop will give the address at prince harry and meghan markle's wedding. kensington palace ann

thank you so much for the great tip on expanding curbside voting. do a lot of training in michigan and that is one of the things we've been upsizing this year but haven't expanded that thought to taking care of our voters where the anxiety or ptsd issues may not want them to enter a polling place. that will be something i definitely add and take home. with that, i would like to address the mobile voting and in michigan we can send, obviously, the blank ballot electronically but require that the voter return that physically and so if any of you could address any sort of lobbying or guidance as far as changing the hearts and minds of folks that make the laws in each state to encourage the return of a voted ballot electron electronically, we have very good duplication procedures in michigan, very standardized, but -- so we would be comfortable with that, but i think it's more of a change in law that would have to occur. if you have any thoughts on that i would appreciate it. >> we have a very proactive, pro-military legislature in west virginia. like m

. >>> are you ready to pay for for curbside drop-off at sfo. the pro apostle. >> parents accused of torture, child abuse and child day good morning tuesday may 15th. >> never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast mike nicco. lay it on us. >> start by taking a look at the wind, overlaid them on live dopp 7. nothing to show you as far as wet weather even though there is a slight chance of a drizzle this morning. winds pointing to the clouds they dragged in with them. see what it does to my planner, accuweather planner. 50s. notice mid to upper 50s at the coast. mid-50s at noon, mid-60s later. sunset mid-50s to 60. sounds a lot like yesterday? because it is. all right. let's see if the commute is different. here is alexis. >> we have a couple to talk about. take you to

these curbside programs, that's going to continue. the real challenge is to sort of find new markets and to clean up the material that we're collecting right now. >> and is ts -- it occurred to me, probably occurred to you as well, is this only a negotiating tactic for the chinese as part of our trade disputes going on right now?ll >> i -- i don't think it'sra completely related. perhaps some of it is. i think even people in the recycling tindustry, was hauling industry will concede that this trash ithe recyclables is a problem. it's a problem that has been getting worse and the industry has kind of known abouthis for years, but as long as the chinese kept buying it and takiit, there wasn't really a whole lot of concern or immediacy to deal with it. >> so the lesson is leave the pizza out of the pizza box, bob? >> that's correct. >> thanks for joining us toni appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >>> comg up, the big bet las vegas is making on millennials. >>> officials in nevada sar they not worried about yesterday's supreme court r

less cook time but still that's 90 seconds or so and you can pullne them telling you to up to a curbside lane if you're in the drive through if it's not quite ready. what happens if three or four of those orders come in at successions. an operations challenge can happen. that would be a rich n's problem because that's a nice, premium product. for yea the premium side has not done as well as the fast casual. >> i can hearhe shareholders out there, they like what they hear about all the fresh beef b and thing they care about the dividend. is it going up, do you think? >> that -- that -- that's actually pretty good news for these guys. their cap ex, cap expenditures are elevated clip for the next twoears which will keep their dividend growing with earnings, but after that point you coulde nice step change in the dividends. for long-term shareholders this t goingbe a nice dividend story over the next three plus years. >> david palmer with rbc capital markets. go see you. thanks for joining us again. >> thank you. >>> asone men earlier, the telecom sector suffered a sharp pull back despite t-

they're doing it by curbside and car pickup. they're using shipped which is a service that allows you to use n perso help you get your goods and they're doing same-day delivery in many markets and offering two-day delivery andne on as well. >> reporter: target does expect margins to improve this year, and it did see a sharp increase in people coming into its stores. nearly 30% increase in digital sales. target is also hoping its own brands and partnerships will attract new customers. >> as we think about the future of retail we think a lot about convenience. helping customers just save time and money through different options. we think about product curat ion, too, and curation matters. >> reporter: alsoetn ta radar, ongoing tensions on china over trade. ceo ryan cornell says they're watching the situation closely andill continue to be nimble and agile moving forward. for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers. >>> lowe's also blas the weather for its disappointing quarter. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the h

users would pay a premium to be dropped off or picked up curbside at the terminals and a pay lower ratether away in the garage. the airport would convert the top level of the main parking garage into a ride share zone. friday afternoon, travellers at the airport seemed to like the idea of reducing congestion but some where skeptical of the new pricing plan.soti think it's ok. if it saves congestion that fine. if the people coming in get easier access to the airport that ok.sotif i'm already paying for uber they should drop me off where i want to be dropped off. i shouldn't have to pay twice or extra just to be dropped off closer.soti don't think it's a terrible idea if congestion is really that bad. if uber customers are being singled out when i'm not sure if there is an actual increase on the account of uber seems like a covert way to punich uber users.the airport says that exactly how much people would pay for the premium drop off or pick up is still under discussion. a final plan would still need to be approved by the airport commission, which is scheduled to discuss the issue next w

users would pay a premium to be dropped off or picked up curbside at the terminals and a pay lower rateay in the garage. the airport would convert the top level of the main parking garage into a ride share zone. friday afternoon, travellers at the airport seemed to like the idea of reducing congestion but some where skeptical of the new pricing plan.soti think it's ok. if it saves congestion that fine. if the people coming in get easier access to the airport that ok.sotif i'm already paying for uber they should drop me off where i want to be dropped off. i shouldn't have to pay twice or extra just to be dropped off closer.soti don't think it's a terrible idea if congestion is really that bad. if uber customers are being singled out when i'm not sure if there is an actual increase on the account of uber seems like a covert way to punich uber users.the airport says that exactly how much people would pay for the premium drop off or pick up is still under discussion. a final plan would still need to be approved by the airport commission, which is scheduled to discuss the issue next week. if

wheelchair bound valerie joseph gets picked up curbside every morning at her home in the outskirts of new york city for a ride to work is made possible through access a ride part of the city's public transportation system to seventy five base fare going from and to you can get to round trips a day sounds like a good deal if you qualify but trips must be booked twenty four hours in advance and her commute with other passengers can take up to two hours each way nearly one hundred fifty thousand disabled new yorkers rely on public transportation that includes the city's aging subways new york subway system has the lowest rate of wheelchair accessibility of any major transit system in the united states only a quarter of its stations are accessible and that's where the elevators are working jose hernandez described one instance recently when they were not. gotten away somewhere something like sixteen subway stops is like a fine elevator that was working that journey alone took me a minute an additional chain while i was in elevator performance disability advocates have had to resort to pro

oliver: we like what walmart is doing in the united states -- curbside pickup at a thousand locationsis within 10 miles of a walmart. as they go global, we think india is a great market, particularly with the payment ecosystem. we are seeing the future of payments, the future of loyalty, capturing the customer in semi-ways. it is an interesting -- capturing the customer in so many ways. walmart wants to be early to the market, they do not want to be late. julia: great to get your insights. , andr chen, mark rosenbaum seema shah of bloomberg intelligence. thank you for kicking off our retail therapy week. coming up, what turkish officials are doing to protect the currency is what i am watching, next. bloomberg users can interact with the charts. you can browse the charts featured on bloomberg tv to catch up on all the key analysis. this is my favorite chart of the morning. there is italy, there is retail sales, you name it, we have it. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: what i am watching today is the emerging-market currencies. focusing on turkey. weakness in the turkish lira

took for granted too often but we developed a simple handout that pointed out some things such as curbside voting. one of the biggest things in the service that is available and when we have several were a significant part of the population that have some types of issues got comfortable going into a voting site so we counted them to put the service out there and we just added another component in a simple steps. more permanent signing to put up their drive to curb into this is where you would d get from the voting. we would send the staff there to sign up for the absentee proce process. so we would do that as one of our big components and that has been pretty successful. the other is a disability program as i mentioned and we continue to do that. we are going to expand this year with more programming and disability communities. one more. here we go. >> is a short video that we use on the social media. >> my goal as the secretary of state is for everyone to be eligible to vote and participa participate. there is a member of the community my office made a concerted effort to help military ve

taxi companies say the new structure is fair since they are not allowed to pick up passengers at curbsided. they deserve it. >> reporter: why is that? >> for the cabdrivers. for the cabdrivers. >> reporter: the extra funding would go directly to sfo for roadway maintenance and improvement. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> time for one last check of the weather. we love the weekend. >> we do. >> sounds like you're both ready for the weekend. take a look at your 12 hour planner. temperatures in the 50s. going to be warm at lunchtime especially around the bay and inland. and you'll notice those temperatures in the low 650s to mid-80s 4:00 a.m. sun goes down, still comfortable just about everywhere. no rain in the bay area tomorrow afternoon. warmth inland with those 80s. 60s along the coast. and if you're looking for the warmest day, tomorrow will be it. the temperature trend for san jose, average high 75 degrees. notice it's above average tomorrow and then trending lower, cooling below normal this time of year. sunny, mild in the morn, mild in the afternoon and then mother

users would pay a premium to be dropped off or picked up curbside at the terminals and a pay lower rate picked up or dropped off further away in the garage. the airport would convert the top level of the main parking garage into a ride share zone. friday afternoon, travellers at the airport seemed to like the idea of reducing congestion but some where skeptical of the new pricing plan.soti think it's ok. if it saves congestion that fine. if the people coming in get easier access to the airport that ok.sotif i'm already paying for uber they should drop me off where i want to be dropped off. i shouldn't have to pay twice or extra just to be dropped off closer.soti don't think it's a terrible idea if congestion is really that bad. if uber customers are being singled out when i'm not sure if there is an actual increase on the account of uber seems like a covert way to punich uber users.the airport says that exactly how much people would pay for the premium drop off or pick up is still under discussion. a final plan would still need to be approved by the airport commission, which is schedule

thinking about raising fees on drivers to ease congestion by charging more for rides that begin or end curbside in front of the terminals. a spoke person for the airport says how much that will be is up in the air. it would go into affect in july. uber tells us we value our partnership with sfo. however, the proposed fee increase goes against their consumer friendly approach and will not help to ease congestion or reduce congestion at the airport. >>> stop working with the feds is what immigration rights activists are saying. they make license plate readers. they claim the company is working with ice and they delivered a letter asking it to terminate the contract with the government. there were workers inside but no one answered the security door. >> we want to make sure that some immigrant families stay safe. this technology should not be used to track immigrant families. >> a similar protest was held in january outside the san francisco federal building after the contract with ice was announced. >>> controversy in washington, d.c. about what was spoken behind closed doors. a lot of folks in d

ride share services like lyft and uber. users would pay a premium to be dropped off or picked up curbside at the terminals and a pay lower rate to be picked up or dropped off further away in the garage. the airport would convert the top level of the main parking garage into a ride share zone. friday afternoon, travellers at the airport seemed to like the idea of reducing congestion but some where skeptical of the new pricing plan.soti think it's ok. if it saves congestion that fine. if the people coming in get easier access to the airport that ok.sotif i'm already paying for uber they should drop me off where i want to be dropped off. i shouldn't have to pay twice or extra just to be dropped off closer.soti don't think it's a terrible idea if congestion is really that bad. if uber customers are being singled out when i'm not sure if there is an actual increase on the account of uber seems like a covert way to punich uber users.the airport says that exactly how much people would pay for the premium drop off or pick up is still under discussion. a final plan would still need to be approved

airport considering charging premium fee for rides where customers are dropped off or picked up curbside at terminals. sfo considering converting taxicab area in the central garage into ride share area. rides to and from that pickup point would not be subjected to an extra fee. >>> immigration officials recalling thousands of green cards because of a production error. officials say the cards approved and sent to some 8500 spouses of u.s. citizens were printed with an incorrect resident since date on them. cards mailed between february and april. those who received incorrect green cards will be notified by mail and also instructed on how to return them. >>> democratic state lawmakers pushing new bills to increase resources for undocumented immigrants. some of them spoke at 22nd annual immigrant day at state capital yesterday. the bills would expand medical access and remove exclusions to the earned republicans say it undermines value of citizenship and legal immigration process. >>> might want to make it a better day with some exercise. >> exercise. >> exercise and a healthy meal. new thi

they are across the street, sleeping on the curbside over there. and then look down over here. we have a lot of folks who are sleeping over and even right at my feet. they had a great spot for when the procession goes by her come saturday amp. they've earned this great spot. it's cold out but they're happy to be here np reporting live from windsor. abc 7 news. >> they'll be out there a few days. >> they are. >> and little ava was so cute. >> absolutely thank you david. >> we all know weddings are pricey. wedding planners estimate this could cost $1.5 million. the royal family footstep the bill. we don't nope the dress meghan markle will we are. but experts say it could cost $340,000. >> just the dress. >> just the dress. and she may wear a sec dress to the evening reception. the one thing the royal family won't cover, security. that could cost british taxpayers around $8 million. and special coverage of the royal wedding starts at 2:00 a.m. this saturday right here here on abc 7. >> spencer christian joins us. do you have the forecast for england. >> i do. >> i do. >> it's a ro

. >> airport charging premium fee for drop-off curbside, as opposed to converting existing taxicab area at the existing garage into ride sharing area. rides to that pickup point would not be subjected to that fee. >>> warriors 1, rockets 0. golden state took care of houston in texas last night. that's good for several reasons. >> fans in old oakland took over 9th street between washington and broadway for watch party. laid down astroturf for family friendly. organizers say watch party held for warrior's away game until they win nba championship. by the way game two it is in houston. >> because we're petty, three wins away from making morning team at ktra in houston wear golden state warriors gear. that should be very embarrassing for them and we're really excited about that. >> they have been so quiet this morning. they were talking to much. >> they were talking so much trash yesterday. just silence. radio silence. where are you at? ktrk, are you all right? >> not taking it very well, are they? i guess when you build your self up so much, the fall is greater. >> are we showing unsportsm

is considering charging a premium fee for rides where customers are dropped off or picked up at curbside at airport terminals. >>> speaking of usual they nounsed policy changes design to alter the reputation that brushes aside bad behavior. usualer now allows riders to file allegations of sexual assault in courts and mediation rather than locked into an arbitration hearing. the company is scrapping a policy requiring all settlements of sexual misconduct to be kept confidential. >>> lyft also announced today it would scrap its rules binding passengers and drivers to private arbitration and confidential settlements in cases involving allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> no more straws in san francisco. the proposal that could have you drinking from the dplas. it's not just about straws what else could change? plus. >>> and they went after it right away. i was on the table in three days for surgery. >> this is really remarkable. actor william hurt has a bottle against prostate cans they're he won. the new treatment in the bay area making a big difference. >>> and what's in a name? when it

we're also prioritizing efforts around traffic congestion and curbside congestion, and so we have initiatives to deal with the tnc operations that have become so prevalent in our operation. one out of every two vehicles at sfo is an uber or a lyft or a wings vehicle, so we have plans around reducing and mitigating curb side stablt. and achieving net zero energy, zero emissions and zero ghg emissions. so related to our proposed two-year budget, and it is fully supported by airline revenues, if we could focus on the first line, our proposed budget for '18-'19 is 1.16 billion. this is a 10.7 increase over last year, and that increase is associated with the debt service on the capital improvement program, the wage, benefits and cola increases, contractual services, such as air trained service and parking management services, as well as this police initiative on visible presence. and then our proposed but jet for the following year is 1. -- budget for the following year is 1.1, and this is related to debt service on the capital program as well as that increased police presence initiative. and rela

considering charging a premium fee for rides where customers are dropped off or get picked up at curbside at the terminals. sfo is considering vertigo an existing tax y cab parking area on the upper level of central garage into a ride share areas. rides to and from that pick up point wouldn't be subjected to the pay. >>> the first lyme took over the rental bikes and scooters. now it's looking to develop transit pods. bloomberg reports an vehicle resembles a electric vehicle. no word on when the pods might hit the streets. >>> all right. giants fans let's look at our favorite ballpark. you know it. you love it. it's built on what used to be a la gun. that part i bet you didn't know. today the public ewe dilts commission unveiled a new interactive map to show us how much the city shoreline change over the past 150 years. this is how it looks today. but let me hoe hoe you with the interactive map- it likes to do that there you go. that's how it used to look. you can see the blue here. areas that were under water including like at&t park which is right there, christie field this part under wa

ride share services like lyft and uber. users would pay a premium to be dropped off or picked up curbside at the terminals and a pay lower rate to be picked up or dropped off further away in the garage. the airport would convert the top level of the main parking garage into a ride share zone. friday afternoon, travellers at the airport seemed to like the idea of reducing congestion but some where skeptical of the new pricing plan.soti think it's ok. if it saves congestion that fine. if the people coming in get easier access to the airport that ok.sotif i'm already paying for uber they should drop me off where i want to be dropped off. i shouldn't have to pay twice or extra just to be dropped off closer.soti don't think it's a terrible idea if congestion is really that bad. if uber customers are being singled out when i'm not sure if there is an actual increase on the account of uber seems like a covert way to punich uber users.the airport says that exactly how much people would pay for the premium drop off or pick up is still under discussion. a final plan would still need to be approved

wheelchair bound valerie joseph gets picked up curbside every morning at her home in the outskirts of new york city to ride to work is made possible through access a ride part of the city's public transportation system to seventy five base fare going from and to you can get to round trips a day sounds like a good deal if you qualify but trips must be booked twenty four hours in advance and her commute with other passengers can take up to two hours each way nearly one hundred fifty thousand disabled new yorkers rely on public transportation that includes the city's aging subways new york subway system has the lowest rate of wheelchair accessibility of any major transit system in the united states only a quarter of the stations are accessible and that's where the elevators are working jose hernandez described one instance recently when they were not. gotten away somewhere something like sixteen soames subway stops it walk a fine elevator that was working that journey alone took me a minute an additional two hours in elevator performance disability advocates have had to resort to protest

worldwide kristen salumi reports now from the big apple wheelchair bound valerie joseph gets picked up curbside every morning at her home in the outskirts of new york city for a ride to work is made possible through access a ride part of the city's public transportation system to seventy five base fare going from one to. two round trips a day sounds like a good deal if you qualify but trips must be booked twenty four hours in advance and her commute with other passengers can take up to two hours each way nearly one hundred fifty thousand disabled new yorkers rely on public transportation that includes the city's aging subways. new york's subway system has the lowest rate of wheelchair accessibility of any major transit system in the united states only a quarter of its stations are accessible and that's where the elevators are working jose hernandez described one instance recently when they were not. gotten away somewhere something like sixteen subway stops is like a find out of it and that was working that journey alone took me a minute an additional two hours in elevator performance disability