i see mr. haley approaching. mhaley, welcome. >> good afternoon. mad dam -- madame chair, board members. i'm here to is you to adopt a resolution that memorializes your leadership in a very important topic and is the topic

i see mr. haley approaching. mr. haley, welcome. >> good afternoon. mad dam -- madame chair, board members. i'm here to is you to adopt a resolution that memorializes your leadership in a very important topic and is the topic of zero emissions. i would remind the board that under your vision and leadership we currently operate the electric fleet, just under 300 vehicles in north america. over the last five years we have retired and replaced some 600 diesel buses with hybrid buses that resulted this some 5.4 million gallons of fuel savings or will result over the life of the vehicles. so these are good steps as we move down that. currently the expectations are far greater and you have urged us to go further and faster if that's possible in moving towards zero emissions. so i'm pleased to say that what we have em bodied in the resolutions is a series of steps that will be taken immediately which will try accomplish at this goal. at the same time i would recommend that in north america there's 5,000 transit buses priced on an annual basis. there's curren

director reiskin, the green zones that mr. haley mentioned, do we have a program about where those would be? i do think that the call for equity on those is a really good one because there are certain neighborhoods that are much more impacted by the buses that are s absturntugh. with these if we didn't include in the staff report or resolution but that's our omission but that's absolutely the intent. i think we can make a very dirt connection to those areas that are icty b air quality, such as baby owners point and the mission. we do have zero emission vehicles serving some tse areas. we are looking at deployment of the green zones, the clean zones, clean green zones in those neighborhoods so absolutely. >> chairman brinkman: do you think that we need to move this resolution forward right now? we are saying by 2025 we will be buying only electric and that will put us all electric2035 and the questions we seem to be getting is if we are buying buses will we be buying buses in 2022 or 2023 that are still diesel hybrid and those would

mr. haley? >> good afternoon, board members. i will introduce you to 22 individuals who did a remarkable job some time ago. on the morning of may 25, the friday of memorial weekend, we heard a sound that is one of the worst sounds that you can ever want to hear if you are in the rail passenger business. and that is -- [alarm sounding] you may not recognize that, but that's, in fact, something called a derailment alarm that occurs on the vehicle. and just after 6:30 on friday morning, that alarm sounded, which told us in our vernacular that we had a 732, which is a derailment of an outbound train leaving castro station. the good news right away is that there were no injuries. the train had serviced the station. and it immediately activated the emergency response unit of the individuals that you see standing -- i was going to say behind me, but our rehearsal was brief and unfocused, so they're standing to the side. what i would like to do is to describe for you, if i may, the fact that this is an

mr. trump is coming to south carolina to return a favor to henry mcmaster who, when nikki haley, mcmasterne 12th, but failed to pass that threshold needed to avoid a runoff. president trump came to south carolina with the hopes of pushing mcmaster over the edge. >> martha: president has gotten involved very early in the primary process across the country and he's doing a number of these rallies, another one later this week. we will watch closely as he tries to have an impact on some of the early stages here. let's take a quick break, and let's go back to south carolina live afterur this. with good res. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to theatient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thousands of miles away as we get faster wireless connections, it'll be possible to be able to operate on a patient in a way that was just not possible before. when

mr trump sees this as leveraged to get funding from congress for his border wall. the united states has pulled out of the united nations human rights council. at a news conference, us envoy nikki haleyed the council was a cesspool of political bias, whose members targeted countries with positive human rights records, to distract from abuses including their own. she claimed calls for reform of the council had been hampered from within. human rights abusers continue to serve on and be elected to the council. the world's most inhumane regimes continue to escape scrutiny and the council continues politicising and scapegoating of countries with positive human rights record, in an attempt to distract from the abusers in their ranks, therefore, as we said we would do a year ago if we did not see any progress, the us is officially withdrawing from the un human rights council. in doing so i want to make it crystal clear this step is not a retreat from human rights commitments. on the country, we take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of a hypocritical and self—serving organisation that makes a mockery of human rights. let's take a look at some of the other s

ambassador nikki haley spoke to the unstable ps and unpredictability when it comes to this man in north korea. i think that sets a dangerous precedent for future leaders. this is bigger than mrump and future leaders. >> is this not the president path of diplomacy. this is his whole plan. we saw president obama, controversial leaders, castro comes to mind. is this not, morgan, i want you to respond to this. is this not part of a loornlgerr plan? >> i think the people have used the example of president obama meeting with the leaders which is a legitimate comparison. however the difference is in those negotiations, those countries lik cuba, theyere criticized at the time because sanctions were relieved and penalties were taken off of the table before you saw the other side come to any sort of a deal. the difference is in north korea, sanctions are still in place, the threat of force is there wu ththere but the presids backing off saying i'm willing to make a deal. >> the biggest difference is the hypocrisy we see from the right of the idea of speaking to or talking to dictators. i'm old enough to remember the right exploding when president obama. >> quickly. >> here's the diffe