not only was doris so strong, she was funny. and this is a woman that wasn't afraid to have a cocktail in the middle of the day. [laughter] >> her cocktail choice was a manhattan. she had so many stories and so many lessons to share. she inspired me. i remember being in middle school when she was running for assessor. i didn't know what assessor was and quite frankly until just recently learned about assessor, thank you, carmen. but she was a woman that was on the news. there weren't many black women that were on the news even in this great progressive city of san francisco. that was elected. she convinced me when i was younger that i could do it and that i could win and that i could run and that i could win. and that in this city we would be able to rise above politics and ethnic -- teams for lack of a better way to describe it. and really soar into office based on policy. this was a thoughtful woman. a pioneering woman. the best part about it was that she was so humble. she wasn't even trying to make history and wasn't trying

i think that regime one way or the other is ending. >> doris, how would t.r.e mark zuckerberg? >> you know, i think the real question is, firstful all, he should have apologized right way. they should have made clear as soon as they knew the data had been spread that it had happened. it took them years to really admit that. you can't go back and go over bad conduct. i think now he's got to figure out what am i going to do about this. it's a big question for all these tech companies right now. they have to probably be regulated the way the automobile, the radio, television, all the earlier inventions were regulated. the real question underneath it all is privacy. we have to figure out as a community now how much does our privacy matter to us. i would tell my kids or grandchildren now, never write anything in an e-mail you don't want to explode anywhere else. there was an old boss named martin. he said never write when you can speak, never speak when you can nod. so we have to figure out -- he probably preappropriated that. >> i feel like the damage is done to f

the observer's others dory, we haven't mentioned brexit all evening. we think it is belated.ted. fife -- £50 evening. we think it is belated. fife —— £50 million for a new party. who's new party is this? i think it isa who's new party is this? i think it is a labour in fact they tell us, who is first dated by the politician and the tribal nature of politics. —— frustrated by the tribal nature of politics. it is led by simon franks, and has he —— he has had starved mothers working on this. i'm at sure this is what we need. if thatis at sure this is what we need. if that is how he was to spend his money, who are we to stop him?m was said to be a project for community activism, rather than a political party. some late —— something like this could be good. the polarisation and abates its much worse. this idea of a format tool reads donor and labour donor coming together and doing across party initiative sounds great but my concern is they want meaningful change and we don't have any details on this article but i do worry it won't target the right people, it is still very middle—c

motorcade was also struck by gunfire in the attack on the dory as the leader of the armed forces in eastern libya general coley for his rejected a u.n. backed government in the capital tripoli and is aligned with a rival parliament in eastern libya zimbabwe's president has pledged to revive the stagnant economy by opening up to foreign investment and resentment of god go i was speaking at independence day celebrations in harare the country's first ever independence day with i want robert mugabe as its leader. those are your current headlines you are sedate witness is coming up next c l e to. yeah. you got to be a governor. we got out of. there got it with the business running down my double stuff. i think we're going to go. to. the moon. or not. have been a deadly wouldn't if i didn't use them i'm not to be a babbling come on what i want to bring to. the board i've been debating with it not do you know when that might have been because in my day i can see at iowa and come out the yeah yeah yeahs doesn't exist yet see dad what's good to young yet i got the nod to the guy as if i were

doris ward...president of the san francisco board of supervisors has died. board president..london breed tweeted about ward's death saying, "doris paved the way for someone like me and so many others" ward also worked for the san francisco community college district... and was known for being compassionate, kind, and an admired leader. doris died at the age of 86. ( darya ) happening today... senate candidate paul taylor is hosting a news conference to announce that he will lead the non-sanctuary state movement in san francisco. the meeting is scheduled for today at noon at san francisco city hall. ( darya ) two u.s. officials say, california has now rejected the federal government's initial plans to send the state's national guard troops to the mexican border. just last week, the governor said, he would not allow california guard troops to do anything that is closely tied to immigration enforcement... even things like repairing vehicles or operating remotely- controlled surveillance cameras. now -

doris, this is not whether police officers are getting too much. that's not the issue.e treated basically the same as police officers? >> without a question. i mean, teachers are now standing up and saying enough is enough, just like the me too movement, and they're not just fighting for raises. they're fighting for funding for the school districts. in oklahoma, some of those districts are only open four days a week because they can't afford the heating and lighting for the fifth day and they've got the parents and the kids behind them. so it's a community thing. i have a son who is a high school teacher and it's the proudest thing that i am that i walk around town and they say your kid is changing my life. they should be given the cultural respect and our country needs education at the cornerstone of democracy. >> rich, you got caught up in teacher unions, and they were so focused on the unions and they're skeptical about the teachers. >> there are other reforms, but in these particular states, if oklahoma, they train teachers, they go to texas. >> we got through more

my name is dori, and i have two sons in san francisco. i'm speaking today of my younger son, who's a second grader. he is hard of hearing, has an iep, requires acoustical modification and support in his mainstream classroom, and he proudly displays his hearing aids every day. he's excelling academically, reading the aa level that this school district would place in upper middle school. a few weeks ago we passed by an open car window and heard music. this seven-year-old deaf kid said oh, he must like jazz. this morning e he shared with me that he is playing the lead role in the opera that other parents have mentioned, but he'll be performing with his classmates at the wilsy center for opera. i'm sharing this with you because this deaf child, his knowledge and appreciation of music did not come from our home, it came from his teacher. and no, i don't need to remind you that this district has faced a teacher shortage over the past four years. it's especially true for teachers that are willing to support special education. lafayette itself ha

child or silence hope a proposed new law will grant them british citizenship again barbara explains doris miller's are coming to britain from riches eight years ago she lives with her oldest son and works as a hospital cleaner but she's had to leave two of the sons of a daughter behind as a second generation chico's oil and she's a british overseas territory citizen but that doesn't pass automatically to her children. like to get possible for me there we call. the us. i speak to them every day we talk radio call on skype but what go. i cry because it's really far back in the late one nine hundred sixty s. and early one nine hundred seventy s. britain kicked out the people of the che cause archipelago in the indian ocean so the u.s. could build a military base on diego garcia the largest island they were forced into exile in the seychelles often living in poverty but in two thousand and two a legal change allowed verma and their children as well as a small number born between certain dates to apply for british citizenship and now a community of several thousand lives here in crawley south

people like doris are hoping the renewed focus on immigration from commonwealth countries will help their families in their push for the right to british citizenship barbara al-jazeera crawley in southern england the archaeologists in peru have unearthed what could be the world's largest massacre of ice of children the remains of more than one hundred forty children were discovered on the cliffs near the coastal city of the hilo it's believed the size belonged to the moon worshipped him worshipping chimp civilization more than five hundred years ago excavations began in two thousand and eleven when children are mains were found at a nearby temple. china's president has hosted his indian counterpart calling for greater cooperation between the countries she jumping held an informal summit with indian prime minister narendra modi at a time of tensions along their shared border india has also raised concerns about china's belton road initiative it includes a major infrastructure project through pakistan administered kashmir which india says is in the occupied. this head of politics and intern

doris' motorcade was also struck by gunfire in the attack on the dory as leader of the armed forces in eastern libya general kohli for huckster has rejected a un backed government in the capital tripoli and is aligned with a rival parliament in eastern libya zimbabwe's president has pledged to revive the stagnant economy by opening up to foreign investment and resentment of god go i was speaking at independence day celebrations in harare the country's first ever independence a with i want robert mugabe as its leader those are your current headlines you are sedate witness is coming up next c l e to.

thanks, doris. remembering an iconic american family. it was the kennedys and the bushes, alls remember and so shall she. "the five" is next. iving bonus k every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." we begin with a major diplomatic breakthrough with north korea. a secret meeting just revealed to the world. cia director mike pompeo met with kim jong un over easter weekend, paving the way for a potential summit between president trump and the dictator. the president spoke about the trip and his secretary of state nominee at mar-a-lago. >> i think mike pompeo is extraordinary. numb

san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( darya ) doris ward... thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next weak weather system passes through wednesday night with another chance of rain, mainly from the golden gate southward to the central coast with light amounts of rain. dry and seasonable weather pattern thursday through sunday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. minor crowding on wb 580. 101 at the limit ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) doris ward... the first african-american female president of the san francisco board of supervisors has died. board president..london breed tweeted about ward's death saying, "doris paved the way for someone like me and so many others" ward also worked for the san francisco community college district... and was known for being compassionate, kind, and an admired leader. doris died at the age of 86. ( james ) it was a w

we ask for those peoples on the east side of yonge street that they use doris avenue for those leavingcar or on foot and the other side bee croft. we're trying to keep people away from the scene so police can finish the investigation. we're asking that to be the case. i have already asked that the city government building be closed for the day. i think again it was close to closing time and i'm hoping people are leaving in an orderly fashion. we're asking that people who are coming home to this area please do the same thing. if they can use bee croft to the west of young street to get to where they're going and if they can use doris to the east, that would be helpful. toronto police service officers as well as people from the transportation services department here to help with the traffic flow so people can get to where they're going. people have to come home. again, if they don't have to come home, it's easier if they don't come tonight or if they come at a later hour. with respect to public transportation, as people will know, we've had the subway closed at the north york center adm

businesses and we're asking for those businesses that are on the east side of young street they use dorisng to leave by car or on foot and on the west side that they use bea croft and we're trying to keep those away so the police could continue with the investigation and little chance of any disturbance of the scene of this incident as possible. so we're asking that to be the case. i have already asked that the city government building at the square be closed for the day and i think again it was close to the closing time and i'm hoping those people are leaving that building in an orderly fashion. we're asking that people who are coming home to this area, please do the same thing. if they could use bea croft to the west of young street to get to where they are going, and if they could use doris to the east, that would be very helpful. we have toronto police service officers and we have as well people from our transportation services department here to help with the traffic flow so people could get to where they are going. but obviously people do have to come home. but again, if they don't

people like doris are hoping the renewed focus on immigration from commonwealth countries will help theirfamilies in their push for the right to british citizenship barbara al-jazeera cruelly in southern england well the european union has voted for a permanent ban on pesticides that are harmful to be campaigners call that a tremendous victory for the environment while pesticide company bear calls it a sad day for europe and its farmers fruit and vegetable crops are pollinated by beans and other insects but modern farming techniques have been blamed for a steady decline in numbers as the barker reports. life as we know it might be in trouble the numbers are falling at a dramatic rate recent winters half the bee population in europe died bees are vital pollinators for fruit and vegetable plants a third of all crops are dependent on them. a growing number of scientists believe one of the main reasons for the decline is down to the industrial amounts of chemicals we're putting on crops to kill. the most widely used to retype called me only cotton oids extensive studies have linked these chem

doris miller's r. came to britain from the rishis eight years ago she lives with her oldest son and works as a hospital cleaner but she's had to leave two other sons and a daughter behind as a second generation shakos islander she's a british overseas territory citizen but that doesn't pass automatically to her children how we wish mike to take it possible for me there will call and work and look off to us all together i speak to them every day we talk like video call on skype but some time where dan had gone. i cry because it's really far back in the late one nine hundred sixty s. and early one nine hundred seventy s. britain kicked out the people of the che goes archipelago in the indian ocean so the u.s. could build a military base on diego garcia the largest island they were forced into exile in the seychelles often living in poverty but in two thousand and two a legal change allowed verma and their children as well as a small number born between certain dates to apply for british citizenship and n

people like doris are hoping the renewed focus on immigration from commonwealth countries will help their families in their push for the right to british citizenship barbara al-jazeera cruelly in southern england. still to come on the al-jazeera news hour below the breadline why so many argentinians are struggling to make ends meet and the most basic. from colorful pop art to children is that reveal trauma of occupation we visit the united states first ever palestine museum and in sport as a. twenty eighteen u.s. winter olympic and paralympic athlete i want to turn. allahabad to war began in central eastern europe having taken a bit of a dip is this cold front came through but the west it's a different story that hook of clouds there a center of low pressure which i think for a time to be stormy for northern france at least as it runs through overnight but more especially when he settled that is introduced some much colder weather to the western side of france coupled with fairly warm waters and rather active skies means that it's looking particularly wet not first in sudden in southern f

if they can use beacroft to the west of yonge street and doris to the east.ty police service officers and people from transportation services department to help with the traffic flow so people can get to where they're going. obviously people have to come home. if they don't have to come home, be easier if they don't come tonight or come at later hour so not everybody is coming here at one time. with respect to public transportation as people will know, we have had the subway closed at the north york center station today but trains have been passing through. passengers are asked to get off shep heard. and trains go through on to finch and people are not able to get on or off at north york center. the trains are empty traveling between the two stops going northbound. we're asking people to take that into account with travel plans. use the york university, subway line or use other means because obviously more complicated than normal because we can't offer shuttle buses on section of the yonge street which will be expected to remain closed for some period of time

doris who wants to work as a hairstylist again has been here a few months.>>> i don't get social security until i'm 65. this is it for me. it is a nice place.. a few bullet -- if you place. a few blocks of downtown. nestled in a neighborhood with homes nearby. the city has heard complaints.>>> you see them all over. this is the first time it is been this bad. >> reporter: neighbors feel there street has been taken over.. you cannot even drive in the street.>>> i come in and i cannot even part.>>>>> reporter: understood the code this is considered blight. a hazard to the wetlands flowing to the san joaquin river. a violation of health and safety standards.>>> she has lived here off and on for six years. she said conditions would be more sanitary if there were port-a-potties and garbage service. people are doing the best they can.>>> this is our home. we are not all bad drug addicts.>>> they will be roaming up and down the street. i feel bad for them.>> reporter: because it is on private property the city plans to charge the owner for the cost of clearing the site.>>> i talked to the owner.

doris' of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience the environment a series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. the city is a pulsating symbol of china's rise to a superpower on the world stage. self-confident elegant and constantly expanding here in shanghai with its twenty four million inhabitants the world moves faster. at the start of the day these workers line up in disciplined rows. how are you the foreman asks very well i'm very very well by all reply. china's insatiable online shoppers are waiting ligi delivers parcels it's a tough job with lots of companies competing for a piece of the country's e-commerce business. ligi is also doing his bit to ensure that online purchases in china often arrive twenty four hours after they were ordered. with the pass laws precariously balanced behind them ligi and his colleagues swarm out across the city like an army of ants. on the go from the early morning to late a

at the lab in the hospital next to hear say doris who works at the lab in the hospital. and asked me good evening my name is so you. must be my. i work at the laboratory. do hospital i perform a lot analysis and i collect blood from. from the patients so this is a lab that works both for the hospital and the whole and for the emergency care. now it all started on friday. there were a lot of people. of. there a lot of people who suffered because of the bombings the airstrikes. who worked at the hospital on saturday. as well and that their day on the seventh of april i had with them in whatever. you had in marble i was at my lab. i was collecting blood. and i was transferring it to the. emergency now i was in my lab when i heard that some people in the emergency care was dreaming about chemical weapons. had a model. of after taking their remaining. blood. capsules with the blood from the donors i ran to see what what's happening i. came there to find that to floor has been completely doused with water. it was very chaotic. and on up i could smell the dust and smoke. but th

it was then right and right in front by the dory stand there. a conversation on your show. what will come flying no one on the car ride before and during the past that point to show shoot go or whatever ok before you were sitting like clint was it no let it slip away like this and he had the gun of underwear that is and when he was gone was what was going to dog was paying attention to to a jr and reach in open of the door as soon jr reaches over to the door. with his son. why. is this. and can't can you remember how you felt when the first shots were fired it was like . i don't know i mean. i can't really describe. our listeners thinking. damn well. you know and. i don't know if it's because of commitment to being a sosa extremely violent environment that it actually i mean in some ways no mates and violence i mean but it's different when someone right before your eyes gets shot shot in the head right i wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the car like this and i heard. jay our. first idea is that what happened to do was keep mom said rob a side doo

it was then right on right in front by the dory shannon there are. a conversation on your show right now i don't know what will come flying no one on a car right before and during the power. point to show she go wow. ok before you assume i quit was it no let it slip away like this and he said to the gentleman or my views and when he was gone as i was going as you know i was paying attention to to a jr reach you know open the door as soon jar which is open to the door. with his son. so what quit flying. when you exist start on shot he says far. can you remember how you felt when the first shots were fired it was like. i don't know i mean. i can't really describe it. i just i was thinking. you know and. i don't know if it's because of commitments to be innocent extremely violent and the army did it actually i mean in some ways non-meat sort of ahmed's i mean but it's different when someone right before your eyes gets shot shot in the head right i wasn't looking so i mean it was i got hurt i was looking out the car like this and i heard it. first i didn

or doris right now the russian president just visit the turkey and he specifically said there that is going to expedite the delivery of the f. four hundred air defense systems to. and as you were just said turkey is not an easy partner for russia and i don't think anyone in the kremlin takes whatever a. government has to say at face value i think there still has a lot of mistrust between the two capitals don't you think that the deliveries of the asked for hundreds to turkey may backfire against russia by then i don't think it may backfire i think if i still have doubts that the delivery will be completed because the pressure on dorky from from from americans from need to from other european countries extremely strong you know as one of the years ago as one of the sectors of defense told me that there was a. russian try to sell a helicopter are still there and the competition was big between though a come of and there goes the bell tower come of course gulp a fifty was faster stronger more better you know s.b.'s was better but of course that then there was one by the across the belt a

proof of russia's guilt or with an uncomfortable silence and hope that everyone forgets until then doris keep doing what you do every day are you ready for the big break on. russian. russia. well there's also been a lot of criticism on twitter from britain's main opposition labor party over boris johnson's assurances that russia was behind the poisoning when asked the johnson also wanted to delete that notorious german t.v. interview others stress the need to check the evidence while labor m.p. chris williamson said that johnson was downright dangerous and claimed the incident is being used as a diversionary tactic. it seems to me that the government were indulging in political point scoring particularly boris johnson who raced ahead of the evidence and used this terrible incident not so much as a smoking gun but more of a smokescreen really it was a very convenient wasn't for the government to use this as a way of diverting attention from their own difficulties over. policy let's be absolutely clear before we start raising international tensions in this way this us huge implications for

representative doris with the following tweet, dr. king's life was cut short after he fought for the dreams he had for our nation. -- as webe devastated celebrate his legacy, we must reaffirm our actions to achieve his vision. #mlk 50, #i have a dream. liveis, tennessee coverage. trousers joining us from utah. -- charles is joining us from utah. caller: the way that black who want to move on, of the black history month thing. when you call yourself black you put that identity to you. says my identity is what jesus christ. this might sound races, but this is the only way you can release those changes. some people say because i am black they are doing this and that. no, people make up assumptions, somebody is doing something. i know i am a new creation. i think that is a good way for black people to move on. we have already had a black president. we have had martin luther king. if people are going to still be , that isou know what their problem. jesus said, whoever hates another person for no reason, that is like murder, ok? to jr in te

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the restoration work took place in high doris n.-g. a workshop called d.c.i. or in the state run institute in timbuktu. that was until war broke out in two thousand and twelve. according to legend madame bach to use the weight by a well in the desert looking after the belongings of the caravans the travelers would camp here in order to rest at. back to the well of block two. it was located at the crossroads for trade routes that links the mediterranean with the heart of africa. and timbuktu has always been already serving counter and cultural transformation in human. to hero a new civilization emerged. here lay on the route to mecca the way north through a much use route to go with as long as people and goods pass for through here to flourish to. prosperity. traders from the margret also brought islam and their culture to west africa. the caravans transported salt on every cold and slaves to egypt and morocco these were traded for cloth weapons and bombs in a sense timbuktu was the first global city in africa a center for the exchange of goods and knowledge a

second term a military leader in eastern libya has survived a car bomb attack in benghazi and the dory is the chief of staff of forces run by renegade general hurley for half the loyal to live years rival parliament in the east and reject the u.n. bank government in the capital tripoli zimbabweans of celebrated their first independence day without robert mugabe is leader the economy and upcoming elections are the big test for the new president and. how to metacity reports from harare. it's the first independence day celebrations without robert mugabe is about his former president in charge the military forced him to resign in november. the new leader a missile when i got one lice independence flame which was first lit thirty eight years ago with the bobby gained independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty. after years of government corruption and mismanagement and demagogue his role when i go is under pressure to in crippling foreign currency shortages and create jobs. and. when i go is pushing for more direct foreign investment to revive the economy some people warn that will

and cora doris you know people thought some people thought that the worst was over do you think that these strikes have shattered those hopes and dreams or do you think they never really believed that you know it was all over and done with. so definitely the atmosphere was very different. after the process started and just before. that and the atmosphere was extremely different because it was people who were relieved they felt that the capital is safe again thanks to the russians and thanks to the syrian army and thanks to the efforts that were done in terms of voiding some big battles such as the one in duma but on the same on the same track the syrians also know that it's the conflict in general is far from over and the americans and their allies will try to. or they're going to try to steal every possible optimism that they can find the syrians are you know gaining. they will not allow and this is what you hear in street not just from. this is you know our political analyst or this is what the normal people are saying that they would not going to let us you know enjoy this victory

doris's gus this is theirs senior political analyst moment to share thanks for coming in does it is it odd that they're not talking about the as strikes in syria. it's an odd summit. or it is going to get more odd is what you call a bottomless summit. to figure that it is a very. it's we've never seen of course the arab world. in such bad shape right and never seen it in such bad shape with leadership not able to cope with the challenges facing the arab world so much so that most of the points of contention that the arab countries or the arab leaders don't agree to were not put in the engine and the ones they agreed to were put on the agenda so whatever creates any contention among the leaders for them to sit down and discuss because i mean seriously it's a very it's a very bizarre summit and it's not the first time they hang out for half a half of the afternoon and that's that's a summit i mean they don't really discuss things and certainly they were not going to sit down and discuss and debate and disagree about important issues facing the arab world such as for example the attack on

and for the late doris ward former assessor, recorder and president of the board of supervisors and on behalf of president breed and the entire board of supervisors for the late mr. james hennessy. >> president breed: supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: i have a question that has to do with the imperative agenda that is item number 5 of an 56 and i'm not qe procedurally how to. >> president breed: we would need to rescind the vote. >> clerk: the california schools and community funding. >> president breed: i need to rescind the vote to discuss it, supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: really? >> president breed: so you would like to make a motion to rescind the vote. supervisor cohen has made a motion to rescind the vote. is there a second? seconded. the vote has been rescinded. on the item, supervisor cohen. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much for allowing an opportunity. supervisor fewer informed me and i want to make sure i understand this correctly. sorry, ladies. this resolution is there exemption for -- so the reason i'm flagging this when you talk about split rule i'm c

group in eastern libya has survived a bombing that targeted his convoy outside benghazi abdirizak the dories motorcade was also struck by gunfire in the attack is that eight of the armed forces of the renegade general highly for have to he's recuperating in a french hospital after a recent illness after has rejected a u.n. backed government in the capital tripoli and is aligned with a rival parliament in eastern libya. the u.n. refugee agency says it's alarmed by the horrific conditions faced by newly arrived refugees in yemen the agency says migrants and asylum seekers fim places like somalia and ethiopia face abuse physical and sexual violence some of them are being kidnapped for ransom or others have been forced back into the sea un special envoy on yemen is also warned about the humanitarian crisis in the country women spinless the spokesman for the un refugee agency he says many refugees falling victim to yemen's armed groups yemen has been transferred country and a country of this nation for people fleeing the horn of africa for for many years. many somalis but also people from europea

within a couple of years being involved in politics i worked with doris on caesar chavez street. and that was a delight because there was another community we have been allies with that we all move forward together. so, again, thank you supervisor ronen for your leadership and please communicate to former supervisor campos my respect for his leadership in moving this forward and this is a great day. thank you. >> president breed: thank you supervisor sheehy. supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. thank you for allowing the floor to two past supervisors who are personal heros of mine. and i feel so lucky as the district nine supervisor to carry on the legacy of two great clear leaders in our city, david campos and harry. i will be proud if i accomplish half of what they have. and today is one of those big days. after four years of fighting hard. first originally to name the entire airport harvey milk airport, lots of compromise and hard work later, we are making history by naming terminal one harvey milk terminal one. and it's a great, great achooement -- achievement. t

doris marianne capelhoff what was the segway?> byron weems coming on and he should feel young. >> my brain was in the trump tweet. when you started with that, i -- >> you have to get your brain out of the trump tweet >> him and my dad were in college together >> and he's no spring chicken. yesterday your whole day was thrown off by that smart bomb thing. kelly. >> it was complicated. complicated day for me >> you're here to talk him off the ledge. >> it's a tall order i'll do what i can >>> coming up on "squawk box," facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg was grilled in the house yesterday on data privacy, bias, and diversecy in t cydiversity we will talk about the future of the company next tomorrow, it's a day filled with promise and new beginnings, challenges and opportunities. at ameriprise financial, we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better

hello, miss doris. - thank you, thank you. wayne: nice to meet you. - nice to meet you.ris? - from victorville, but tennessee, originally. wayne: victorville, but tennessee. so what do you do in victorville? - i'm a retired grandma celebrating 37 years.

agreement can move forward and that is still -- built into the design i'm not saying everything is hunky-dory but the basic insight that says none of these major problems can be solved by a single country. all of them require cooperation in some countries have to be a catalyst. there is nobody out there to step into. and with that set of defined terms not american dictation but leadership in the sense to be the key catalyst i think that can endure beyond the trunk administration and of trump is reelected it will send a strong signal the future view of american foreign policy with the basic underlying principles of who we are and what we do. and for them to resume a traditional role. and from my perspective. and then the prospects and with that deal but in fact he said it is the worst deal in human history. >> and retake the instinct and then there is a certain sense of fatalism setting in. and then you can see where this is headed for the united states to pull out i do not yet want to put administration pressure not to take that completely counterproductive and catastrophic step but if the de