. >> good afternoon, mr. haley. >> good afternoon or evening as the case may be. just a couple of these. we're in the midst of literally a technology revolution as we introduce new systems and operationalize them, if you will, so you begin to see as the data was touched on more accurate data and using it both to manage as well as to provide customer information. i think as you have stressed as a board, we are working to continually improve communication to our riders, not just during delays, but across the board. that's a major agency initiative. i think this is one we'll talk more about as we gord forward, n -- go forward, not only with service management. we have a more reliable fleet to change the way we do business. this is a long time coming. technology will help, but also looking at a management plan as a way we do our work, we should be able to do less frequent inspections and do them in less time with less people because of the changes in the components and the technology, so there's also some other key things you as a board approved a few years ago. a key

mrs. dunphy. um, i'm just waiting for haley. did you ring the bell? i texted. she said she'd be down in just a minute. oh, great. tell her i said hi. i will. dylan! d-money! chillin' with dylan the villain. "d" to the "y" to the -- hey, mr. dunphy. hey, come on in. you're just in time to catch the end of the game. oh, i'm not really a baseball guy. [ cellphone beeps ] haley says hi. i-i was just being facetious. come on. i'll catch you up. sit it. park it.

haley's coming along really well, mrs. dunphy. good. good. well, the key is to take a lot of little breaks so you don't get frustrated and want to quit. got it. i was talking to david. come on, sweetie. i'm just saying -- she's never gonna get a job, and how do we know the right middle-eastern businessman wouldn't treat her great? i left my shopping list inside. for the record, we thought she could live with you. like i'm gonna tell any of you where i live. [ sighs ] oh. haley!

mr. trump's allies. nikki haley tweeting the skit ruined the awards show.nton calling the opportunity to read an excerpt from the book a prize for losing the presidentcy. >>. >> blessed are the s-hole countries who gave us the american dream. >> camilla paid tribute to d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> tonight in this room full of music's he d.r.e.a.m.ers, we remember that this country was built by d.r.e.a.m.ers, for d.r.e.a.m.ers, chasing the american dream. >> a number of artists also honoring the me too movement, wearing white roses in solidarity. >> we come in peace, but we mean business. >> and to those who would dare try and silence us, we offer you two words. time's up. >> singer ke$ha, who has been tied up in a legal battle with her producer over alleged sexual abuse with the moment of the night, giving an emotional performance of her hit song "pray." ♪ i hope you find your peace, falling on your knees ♪ >> what stood out to you? >> the golden globes mostly ignored president trump, didn't talk politics. the grammys went a different direction. this was music's bigge

mr netanyahu. who want to go to nikki haley because just last year she said she'd been speaking to palestinian refugees asking them about their hopes and about their dreams giving the impression she was going to help with making them come true but now she's saying that they're not going to offer the funding to make that happen what i mean is this hypocrisy or something else. it's hypocrisy and probably because you had some palestinian refugees and i am sure what you heard from them is that they want to come back home to the places they were displaced from and probably she discovered that any palestinian live who you was born. maybe ten or eighteen years ago still remembers that he or he comes from the villages they were displaced from so palestinians did not forget their origin did not forget the right to come back home to palestine and that's probably what upsets mrs halley and their president but at the end of the day what they claim what you just said that palestinians. are being punished because we are not coming to the table of negotiations is totally incorrect mr president i'm has taken off the t

mr. trump's allies. un ambassador nikki haley tweeting that the skit "ruined" the awards show.n -- going after clinton -- calling the opportunity to read an excerpt from the book a "great consolation prize for losing the presidency."trump's ádenigratingá comments toward immigrants from african nations -- which he reportedly called "sáááholes" -- coming up árepeatedly.á logic: "bring us your tired, your poor and any immigrant who seeks refuge."bono: "blessed are the sáááhole countries, for they gave us the american dream." prior to u2's cuban-mexican immigrant, singer camila cabello -- paying tribute to "dreamers."cabello: "tonight, in this room full of music's remember that this country was built by dreamers for dreamers chasing the american dream."a ánumberá of artists -- also honoring the #metoo movement -- wearing white roses in solidarity. monae: "we come in peace, but we mean business. and to those who would dare try and silence us, we offer you two words: time's up." (vicki) singer kesha -- who has been tied up in a legal battle with her producer over alleged sexual abuse

mrs. tate playback. that includes rex tillerson, john kelly, nikki haley, and national security adviser h.r. mcmaster. by the press deputy fbi director andrew mccabe stepping down from his role. he declined to answer those questions. we know president trump has questioned the political allegiances of deputy director mccabe. this comes at a time when special counsel robert mueller has moved to president trump's inner circle and his campaign's links to russia and russian officials during the campaign and president trump's potential obstruction of justice being investigated. lunche watching that between president trump and the un security council. some of the biggest names in technology are reporting earnings this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: it is time now for our stock of the hour. seagate technologies had a seemingly strong earnings report, but shares are down. what is going on? >> the decline is even more notable if you look at what happened before trading today. i have a look at the intraday premarket and heading into the regular session. you saw a spike i

mr. trump's allies. un ambassador nikki haley tweeting that the skit "ruined" the awards show.nton -- calling the opportunity to read an excerpt from the book a "great consolation prize for losing the presidency."trump's ádenigratingá comments toward immigrants from african nations -- which he reportedly called "s---holes" -- coming up árepeatedly.á logic: "bring us your tired, your poor and any immigrant who seeks refuge."bono: "blessed are the s---hole countries, for they gave us the american dream." prior to u2's performance -- cuban-mexican immigrant, singer camila cabello -- paying tribute to "dreamers." cabello: "tonight, in this room full of music's dreamers, we remember that this country was built by dreamers for dreamers chasing the american dream."a ánumberá of artists -- also honoring the #metoo movement -- wearing white roses in solidarity. monae: "we come in peace, but we mean business. and to those who would dare try and silence us, we offer you two words: time's up."singer kesha -- who has been tied up in a legal battle with her producer over alleged sexual abuse

mr pound i mean what does what do you think the u.s. will stand in this particular idea of resume into talks we've seen the tweets by president trump the statements made by nikki haley and they were very critical of the of the of the north korean government do you think that this time they will try to pull out to give diplomacy better chances. our i think that we should be very wary about what u.s. policy is going to be a year and i mean frankly. you know if you're going to seriously and analyze what was the trump foreign policy. it's many things of the same power over course in policy in the whole in policy i will donald trump policy where are you. are and so i think you're probably the greatest source of instability and unpredictability is where the u.s. government. i certainly think the point of view of the establishment. it's going to be basically very skeptical of any moves made by north korea and will not look too warm we have these talks between the king party mr chum where you have the south korea's has said that they would like to give a chance to the talks or the same time you have your biggest ally the united states of america its president has been using

haley discussed it on friday and said it was an abuse of power. >>> "fire and fury" is extremely unflatering to the united states president. mr.rump has dismissed it as phony and full of lies, but the author of that book, michael wolff, stands by his every word. michael wolff is not a conventional journalist. many of his critics would argue he's not a journalist at all. >> cnn's randi kaye takes a look at his colorful and controversial career. >> this is the most extraordinary story of our time. >> once a copy boy for the "new york times," michael wolff is now media's favorite bad boy. at 64, wolff is immersed in a world of media, money, power and politics. >> he's always been very up front about the fact that that's who he wanted to be. he doesn't have an interest in being a shoe leather reporter. he uses media reporting or in this case political reporting as a way to hang out with the elite, that he really is fascinated by. >> michelle cottle, a contributing editor, describes him as part gossip columnist and part psychotherapist whose writing is so distinctive, it is more like art. >> it is his peculiar writing style where h

but ambassador haley said hillary clinton ruined the grammys, said music and politics should be separate. which have music and politics ever been separate, mrsbassador? but go ahead. >> this fundamentally understands the role of politics in music, which goes back decades, centuries, millenia, if you want to be generous here. so, yes, this fundamentally misunderstands the fact that politics and music are inextricably linked. that said, i get why nikki haley would be particularly set off by the michael wolff reference there. it's not just that politics were infusing the grammys, which you could have predicted, but michael wolff hass insinuated that haley -- >> lots of people get this accusation unjustifiably levied at them so i get why she would be ticked about the michael wolff appearance, premoremotely anyway at the grammys, but that said to say that we should extract politics generally from music is just -- >> crazy. >> -- ridiculous. >> ladies, thank you so much for your reporting. come back. >>> coming up next, the white house weighs in on president trump's claims about the black unemployment rate and his tweets about jay z's interview on

mr. gardiner: thank you very much. terrific insights. would add actually that the most impressive so far, the real star has been ambassador nikki haley, who has done an would addabsolutely outstandins u.s. ambassador to the united nations. i think she is somebody who reminds me quite a bit of my old boss margaret thatcher in many respects. i expect she will continue to project very strong u.s. leadership in the coming years. i now would like to invite questions from the audience. and no shortage -- ms. heinrichs: wow. i thought you were leaving at first. mr. gardiner: it would be help ful if you could identify, just mr. gardiner: it would be helpge studying as well, would be very helpful. it is very good to see an orderly british-style queueing. that is very impressive. mr. o'hanlon: do you want a bunch of them to ask questions? there are so many. we are so short on time. gardiner: that is an extremely good point. i am going to i think -- perhaps if we could have the first three students in this line here ask their questions. we will take those, and then we will take two or three on that side, and we will see how we are doing from there.

mr. fratto: not a literal death watch. political -- >> the messaging standpoint from day one, talking about when is rex tillerson and leaving, and andrex tillerson leaving the president and nikki haley, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, do not seem to be on the same page. ms. psaki: yes, there is a lot there. i will talk a little bit -- and we can talk about any of those substantive issues, that is a key part about how impactful you can be around, and it is a part you do not always see unless you have worked in state or treasury and know how maybe it should be working. while john kerry was the secretary of state, it worked not always perfectly. never does. sometimes he got ahead of the president. never something you want to do in these roles. that role should be you are the chief diplomat for the united states of america. you want the perception to be you have the ear and the trust , and you are like two peas in a pod with the president, right? you're representing what the president of the united states thinks and believes. that is your value. if you are perceived as not representing what the president thinks, if you are perceived as not having his ear, that is a huge probl

mr. gardiner: thank you very much. they have been terrific insights. i would say that the most impressive figure so far the first year of the trump administration, the real star, is ambassador nikki haley, who has done an absolutely outstanding job as ambassador of the united nations. she is somebody who reminds me quite a bit of my old boss margaret thatcher in many respects. i expect she will continue to project very strong u.s. leadership in the coming years. i now would like to invite questions from the audience. shortage -- i thought you relieve the -- you were leaving at first. mr. gardiner: it would be help you if you identify yourself and where you are studying, will be very helpful. it is very good to see an order cueing.sh-style mr. o'hanlon: do you want a bunch to ask questions? mr. gardiner: that is a good point. i am going to i think -- perhaps threecould have the first askents in this line here their questions. we will take those, and then we will take two or three on that side, and we will see how we are doing from there. if i could have the first three students in line here on this side, ask their questions, and in the panelists will respond. >> hello. at northerng ariz

mr. gingrich said monday. i'm president of the united states, i don't need to pick a fight. advisors strife tone, if not in substance, in addition to steven miller, with vince haleynd rob orter, the staff secretary, coordinated input from other parts of the government. obert is next, tuscaloosa, alabama. caller: good morning, mr. pedro, talked to you in a long time. i was born and raised in the state of alabama, i don't call red state, i don't know where you get that from. talking about sexual harassment, a president who said, alleged he sexually harassed a females. at least they were women of weren't descent, they african american. sexual efferson, harassment is in this country. kids by women in slavery. so that has been done and in light skinned guy, e call half white, was born in this state 60 years ago, white men did that to black women, no of black men getting babies by so-called white women. harassment is indemmic in this country, now begun, the uropean or white women, you call them, have begun to come out f. black people, black women american women had this problem with white men in power since we were brought here. north kor ost: nate in baltimore, maryla

mr. gardiner: thank you very much. they have been terrific insights. i would say that the most impressive figure so far the first year of the trump administration, the real star, is ambassador nikki haley, who has done an absolutely outstanding job as ambassador of the united nations. she is somebody who reminds me quite a bit of my old boss margaret thatcher in many respects. i expect she will continue to project very strong u.s. leadership in the coming years. i now would like to invite questions from the audience. shortage ms. heinrichs: i thought you were leading at first. mr. gardiner: it would be help you if you identify yourself and where you are studying, will be very helpful. if i could identify your name it would be very helpful. impressive. very >> ask questions. then we'll just -- we're so short on time. >> that's an extremely good point. i think -- if we free have the first this line here ask their quest a theres. it on that side. we'll see how we're doing from there. -- if i could have the first three students in line here on this side ask their questions and then the panelist will respond. >> hello. nashay ron. the eventsey stated happening in myanmar are example s of et

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haley, so -- and so was harold. >> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashioned southern hospitality. >> reporter: tammi saw how committed toni was to her patients. sometimes it was hard to get her to leave the office. so tammi was charmed when one day in september harold asked her for help. >> you get a phone call out of the blue from harold. >> yes, about two weeks before their anniversary he phoned and said, hey, tammi, i want to surprise

[video clip] nikki haley: i call on all of my colleagues to amplify the message of the iranian people. i call on the government of iran to stop censoring the voice of the people and mr. access to the internet. in the end, the iranian people will determine their own destiny and let there be no doubt whatsoever the united states stands unapologetically with those in iran who seek freedom for themselves, prosperity for their families, and dignity for their nation. we will not be quiet. to call the attempt protesters puppets of foreign powers will change that. the iranian people know the truth. and we know the truth. they are acting of their own will, on their own behalf, for their own future. nothing. americans from standing in solidarity with them. in 2009, the world stood by passively while the coast of the iranian people were crushed by their governments. will not be silent. once again, the people of iran are rising up, asking for something no government can legitimately denied them. they are human rights and fundamental freedoms. comments of nikki haley this past friday. as you look ahead on base but she is doing, the administration, what will happen next? guest: i