first of all, the moment someone says "we're not building the "terminator,"" they're building the terminatorno one says we're not building the "terminator" if they're brewing kombucha. it's not happening. ( laughter ) i love how they built it to hold guns in both hands so it looks cool. like a robot can't hold guns, it just has guns. an action movie. the russians are, like, we're developing technology to make it do this -- ( laughter ) now, the russians point out that the "not terminator" robot can do plenty of other things besides shoot people. it can build a wall as you can see over here. watch out mexico. ( laughter ) it can do repairs, which is basically just other stuff they threw in to distract us -- from the gun thing! and in my opinion, this only makes it worse because don't build a robot that can till kyl you and order it to do bull (bleep) chores. that won't end well for human beings. there is a reason the roombas don't have flame throwers, is your room clean enough now? there is also the reason a robot does work, it gets in the car and drives home. i'm picturing the guy running be

passengers entering into this airport. >> as a gateway to the domestic terminals terminal 1 would be hard to miss named after a man central to the struggle for gay rights. >> the timing and this climate we're living in right now, it could not be better. >> reporter: the committee meets again on may 22nd, harvey milk's birthday. >> we'll see what happens. well, the bay area as we know is a beautiful place and we prove it every day. >> eugene captured this amazing shot of the golden gate bridge. >> zo someone should paint that. looking live at the bridge, a lot fewer claudes than ouds tha picture. >> and fewer clouds tomorrow. how could there be fewer? none now, none tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies prevail across the area and mostly clear skies. we'll drop into the mid and upper 40s where last night we had some 50s so a little bit cooler inland tonight but milder on the bay and then tomorrow bright, brilliant sunshine to upper 70s around the bay to low 80s inland and of course friday takes us into saturday which is earth day and we'll have a few more clouds on sa

passengers entering into this airport. >> as a gateway to the domestic terminals terminal 1 would bess named after a man central to the struggle for gay rights. >> the timing and this climate we're living in right now, it could not be better. >> reporter: the committee meets again on may 22nd, harvey milk's birthday. >> we'll see what happens. well, the bay area as we know is a beautiful place and we prove it every day. >> eugene captured this amazing shot of the golden gate bridge. >> zo someone should paint that. looking live at the bridge, a lot fewer claudes than ouds tha picture. >> and fewer clouds tomorrow. how could there be fewer? none now, none tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies prevail across the area and mostly clear skies. we'll drop into the mid and upper 40s where last night we had some 50s so a little bit cooler inland tonight but milder on the bay and then tomorrow bright, brilliant sunshine to upper 70s around the bay to low 80s inland and of course friday takes us into saturday which is earth day and we'll have a few more clouds on saturday, a l

any idea which terminal?ink terminal 3. >> reporter: they think they could get milk's name attached to a terminal still being built. >> it will be one of the largest terminal buildings at the airport. very prominent for about 75% of the passengers entering the airport, that drive by the terminal building. >> reporter: as the gateway to the domestic terminals, terminal 1 would be hard to miss for a man named in a campaign year. >> in this climate we're living in now, it could not be better. >> reporter: the committee meets again on may 22nd, harvey milk's birthday. at sfo jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >> coming up, a morning run on the peninsula that will have people ready to take off. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> and the winning numbers from last night's million dollar power ball drawi

the airport or drive by the terminal building. >> reporter: as the gateway to the domestic terminalsterminal 1 would be hard to miss. >> almost a no-brainer. in this climate we're living in right now, it could not be -- >> reporter: the committee meets again may 22nd. harvey milk's birthday. at sfo, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> coming up, a morning run >>> welcome back, everyone. time now is 5:55. here are the winning numbers from last night's $90 million power ball drawing. 21, 349, 41, 48, 63. the power ball 6. nobody picked out 6 so wednesday night's jackpot grows to $100 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $31 million super lotto plus drawing, 39, 44, the meganumber 13. nobody picked all six in that drawing either. wednesday's jackpot goes up to $32 million. >>> nasa has released stunning images of our planet taken this past year in honor of earth day. nasa says this is the clearest view of human settlements across the western hemisphere. it looks like a piece of art. it is a portion of northwest canada's mek kenz i river delta. look at this photograph released a

if i am not able to renegotiate nafta i will terminate nafta i will make that question right now if i am not able to renegotiate n will terminate rçy+ @ >> dickerson: presidents have to learn how to adapt, everybody comes in the job and it is different than what they think, and certainly you learned something else besides the media is dishonest. >> no, no. it is one of my disappointments. >> dickerson: give me another thing you learned that you going to adapt and change because all presidents do. >> i think things tend to go slower than you could like them to go. >> dickerson: why? >> system, it is just a very, very bureaucratic system. i think the rules in congress and in particular the rules in the senate are unbelievably archaic and slow moving and in many cases unfair. in many cases you are forced to make deals that are not the deal you would make, you would make a much different kind of a deal. you are forced into situations you hate to be forced into. i also learned and this is very sad, because we have a country that we have to take care of. the democrats have been totally turn

instead of terminating nafta we will renegotiate. unable to make a fair deal for the united states, i will terminate nafta. >> and a field trip, the entire senate bussed to the white house. even the chairman gave it a big yawn. >> how it was? >> it was fine. >> did you learn anything in there you didn't know before? >> i didn't really. they already have reporting, and you know they have nuclear

is that what led to his termination at the white house? >> look. i think we addressed it at the time and at a -- no, no. but that's right. i think the president made the right decision at the right time and continues to stand by that. major? >> -- brought up to you. john's question. not the process but your own values. meaning the transition. are you satisfied that that met the standard that should have been met with michael flynn? is there any regrets that the white house has about bringing him in knowing what you know now and seeing the behavior plainly inconsistent with the behavior candidate trump said in the campaign? >> you're saying our process. the process is every government employee eligible for clearance goes through the same process. we don't have a unique -- >> that's not the only question you asked michael flynn. >> when someone comes in, the question is, do they have a clearance? if not, they apply for one. if they have one, then the clearance is made available from the issuing agency. that's -- you can't -- the whole reason you have

i said, i will hold on the termination.can make it a fair deal because nafta has been a horrible deal for the united states. now, if i'm unable to make a fair deal, if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for our workers and our companies, i will terminate nafta. >> "the washington post" reports that members of trump's cabinet, including commerce secretary wilbur ross, secretary of state rex tillerson, and senior aide jared kushner, urged the president to hold off. agriculture secretary sonny perdue brought a map of the united states to the oval office to show to trump which area would be hardest hit, noting many were trump communities that voted for trump in november. trump told "the washington post," it shows that i do have a very big farmer base, which is good, trump recalled. they like trump and i like them and i'm going to help them. formal nafta negotiations will likely begin in august. >>> senator elizabeth warren is taking issue with former president obama's plan to speak to a wa

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. >> should benefits be extended to health benefits terminally?nies like console energy - - >> i will not insert myself into ongoing negotiations -- vonnie: you have been watching paul ryan's weekly news conference, of particular interest today, because of the amended to the health care legislation, and of course, the issuance of that one-pager on tax policy. let's bring in our chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli. he is at our washington bureau. let's speak for a moment about the changes to the health care bill. it is unlikely there will be a vote now in the first 100 days, he said that. he said we will go when we have the votes. he sounded confident they would have the votes. i put that is a question two mark meadows moments ago, who told us exclusively, they feel they have the votes right now within the ultraconservative house read them caucus to get to some type of legislative fix regarding health care, repealing parts of the affordable care act. what we just heard from speaker ryan is there is not likely going to be a vote on friday o

i was going to terminate nafta as of two or three days from now. the president of mexico who i have a very good relationship with called me and also the prime minister of canada, who i have a very good relationship and i like both of these gentlemen very much. they called me and they said rather than terminating nafta, could you please renegotiate? i like them very much, i respect their countries very much, the relationship is very special and i said, i will hold on the termination, let's see if we can make it a fair deal because nafta has been a horrible deal for the united states. it's been very good for canada and mexico, but it's been horrible for the united states. if you check my campaign, any of my speeches, i said, i'll either negotiate or terminate. they asked me to renegotiate, i will. i think will be successful in the renegotiation, which frankly would be good because it would be much simpler. we have to make a deal that's fair for the united states. they understand that. i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty b

the president will not terminate nafta for now.a new tax which is the non-details. our investors are stuck in a cycle of buy the rumor, sell the news. macro open the door for ecb is. the decision of

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the relationship is very special, and i said, i will hold on the termination.let's see if we can make it a fair deal because nafta has been a deal for the united states. very good for canada and mexico put horrible for the united states. and if you check my campaign, any of my speeches, i said i'll either renegotiate or terminate. so, they asked me to renegotiate. i will. and think we'll be successful in the renegotiation, which would be good because it would be simpler but we have to make a deal that is fair for the united states. they understand that. and so i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we will renegotiate. now, if i'm unable to make a fair deal, i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for workers and to companies, i'll terminate nafta. but we'll give renegotiation a good, strong shot. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. >> sunday on q & a this house of truth. we talk with author brad snyder on his book about a begun of intellectuals -- a

hermann cruiseship terminal which is one of the most maritime projects. we have special events and parking being a major source of revenue. a real estate activity. we have funding sources, variety of funding sources causing the project and a public park, 2.7-acre public park that a geobond paid for that was managed oof our planning division. in this maritime project, you see the success coming together from planning development maritime. i'm proposing integrated approach to asset management. staff has begun to do with great success. this proposed change would include a senior deputy director a chief operating officer. you noted that. will be mr. byron. development staff will be reassigned to real estate position. we'll have a stand alone planning division under the direction and leadership of diane. this is hard to read organizational chart that amy and i will provide to the commission and public for further review. basically what you are seeing here is the mayor and the port commission and myself reporting to the port commission, director office that inc

this terminal is called transbay.hen the main benefits that we get in this first phase is improved transbay bus service. ac transit buses will be able to go directly from the bridge to the facility without having to wait or increasingly congested streets. so that means ac transit while better transbay bus service. which, we hope means we'll have more riders. the economics of public transit are such that more riders given that every writer subsidize means more cost. so ac transit will benefit from this facility by having more costs in terms of more riders but that's what we want as a region we want more people crossing the bay on transit than not. so it almost feels like a little insult to injury and then slap them with additional [inaudible] with a party committed i would say this to a lesser extent to the other operators, kind of assign additional costs of this facility to the agencies that are helping to take cars off the street. meanwhile, seems like some of the folks who benefits from this facility when it opens-b

this terminal is called transbay.hen the main benefits that we get in this first phase is improved transbay bus service. ac transit buses will be able to go directly from the bridge to the facility without having to wait or increasingly congested streets. so that means ac transit while better transbay bus service. which, we hope means we'll have more riders. the economics of public transit are such that more riders given that every writer subsidize means more cost. so ac transit will benefit from this facility by having more costs in terms of more riders but that's what we want as a region we want more people crossing the bay on transit than not. so it almost feels like a little insult to injury and then slap them with additional [inaudible] with a party committed i would say this to a lesser extent to the other operators, kind of assign additional costs of this facility to the agencies that are helping to take cars off the street. meanwhile, seems like some of the folks who benefits from this facility when it opens-b

i announced the other day we are going to terminate. arab reddy said we will terminate.e very much, that the president of mexico, and the prime minister of canada, they called up and said can we negotiate? isaid called up and said can we negotiate? i said yes. so will start a renegotiation, and hopefully it will be there for everybody. and if it is not a be there for everybody. and if it is notafair be there for everybody. and if it is not a fair dealfor our be there for everybody. and if it is not a fair deal for our country, because you have to understand, we have been on the wrong side of the nafta deal with canada and with mexico for many, many years. many decades. we cannot allow it to happen. so we are going to renegotiate, and we can't make a fair deal for our companies and our workers, we will terminate, 0k? 0ur directors will put brand—new pennsylvania steel into the spine of america. we have ordered billions and billions of dollars in unpaid duties to be collected at the border from countries that break the rules, and that just started. from countries that brea

terminal. on this particular day, jim was walking just going from the international terminal into the domestic terminal. when he noticed a man that stood out to them that looked in obvious distress. as a 22 year cop, he knew the signs. he knew someone just wasn't looking right and a lot of times people at the airport and up there and they're just lost her they become separated. they are confused. so we'd first try to engage this person in conversation may contact to establish something but that was no response. the man just kept moving. so then jim asked on the air is there anyone who's missing this person. he gave a description do we know this is lost individual that it just ended up-there was no affirmation of that so we continued walking with him in and actually having just viewed the video again today you can see jim for over three minutes walking with this man continuing to try to talk to them, continuing to ask them questions to try and help him to try to determine what he needed. but the

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he started out saying he wanted to terminate the u.s. participation in nafta, and later on he said, no, i'll negotiate now that i've talked to the leaders in mexico and canada? >> well, it's certainly not the first day of these 100 days where the president has said some inconsistent statements back-to-back. he's been doing that throughout his presidency. so it worries me, because i think he may be a little too flippant with how he handles this situation. while i know nafta has devastated many communities, maybe unwinding nafta in a way that isn't prudent can do even more damage. these are supply chains that have been integrated over the last almost 30 years, and so it's going to take time and effort and patients -- patience and a lot of work to reestablish a more fair trading regime. i get the sense that the president doesn't have the attention span quite frankly to be able to sit down and handle those kind of things out. when you see his tweets and you see his statements that conflict each other within hours of each other, it makes you

he is looking forward to terminating nafta.ay, he would make a big splash and decided not to because he had phone calls with the canadian prime minister and mexican president. he felt like doing so would setoff a bomb on their relationship. they would have such tension between them. he could not do it. >> that is fascinating, philip. he sometimes is susceptible to the last person he talks to and certainly with the nafta illustration that you given us in your reporting, that holds true. jeff, back to you. the president gave you something. a prop to prove a point. you have it? what was it? >> it wasn't such a prop. interesting how we were talking as i mentioned about president xi and that relationship and then he sort of interrupted himself and handed out this map of the electoral college and said these were the latest figures of the areas in the country he won in 2016. there were three of us in the interview as i said. he had a copy for each of us. so it was clear that the election even five months later after he is in office ne

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he was asking to renegotiate nafta rather than terminate. i agreed.ubject to the fact we do not reach a fair deal for all we will then terminate nafta. relationships are good. deal very possible. he now says a deal is very possible. not what he said obviously for months on the campaign trail. >> if and when i win, we are going to renegotiate the disaster known as nafta. >>> a trump administration will renegotiate nafta. and if we don't get the deal we want, we will terminate nafta and get a much better deal for our workers. there has never been a trade deal as bad as nafta. >>> nafta has been such a disaster. >>> nafta has been a disaster for this country. >>> we have nafta, it's a disaster. >>> nafta was a disaster. >>> nafta is probably -- >>> the worst economic trade deal ever signed in history. >>> nafta is one of the worst deals signed by our country. >>> nothing is bad as nafta. >>> nothing can be as bad as nafta. >>> nafta is a bad, bad, bad deal. >>> we are going to renegotiate nafta to make it better. and if they don't agree, we will withdraw

if we don't get the deal we want, we will terminate nafta and get a much better deal for our workers. >> there has never been a trade deal as bad as nafta. nafta has been such a disaster. >> nafta has been a disaster for this country. >> nafta was a disaster. >> nafta is probably -- the worst economic trade deal ever signed in history. nafta is one of the worst trade deals signed by our country. nothing is bad as nafta. nafta is a bad bad bad bad deal. >> we are going to renegotiate nafta to make it better. if they don't agree, we will withdraw. >> that is what he's saying. these phone calls to mexico and canada, do we know these details? >> earlier in the day yesterday, white house officials were saying anonymously to reporters the president was considering signing this executive order to declare his intent to renegotiate or withdraw from nafta and then had these phone conversations with leaders from mexico and canada and then came this statement saying he would not terminate nafta at this time. the president was insistent today he was not softening on this issue, here's what he had

is that what led to his termination at the white house? mr. spicer: i think we addressed it at the time. reporter: [inaudible] mr. spicer: that's right. i think the president made the right decision at the right time. he continues to stand by that. reporter: couple of things. john's question. not the process, but your own vets, meaning the transition. are you satisfied that that met the standard that should have been met with michael flynn? is there any regret this white house has about bringing him in, knowing what you know about him now, and seeing the behavior that would be plainly inconsistent with the standard that candidate trump set during the campaign? mr. spicer: with respect, you're saying our process. the process is every government employee's eligible for a clearance. goes through the same process. we don't have a unique -- reporter: that's not the only question you asked michael flynn. it couldn't be the only thing you asked him. mr. spicer: when someone comes in, the question is, do they have clearance? if not, they apply for one

. >> i was going to terminate nafta as of two or three days from now.he president of mexico, who i have a very, very good relationship, called me and also the prime minister of canada, who i have a very good relationship, and i like both of these gentlemen very much, they called me and they said rather than terminating nafta, could you please renegotiate. i take them very much, i respect their countries very much. the relationship is very special. and i said i will hold on the termination, let's see if we can make it a fair deal, because nafta has been a horrible deal for the united states. it's been very good for canada, it's been very good for mexico, but it's been horrible for the united states. and if you check my campaign, any of my speeches, i said i'll either renegotiate or i'll terminate. so they asked me to renegotiate. i will, and i think we'll be successful in the renegotiation, which frankly would be good, because it would be simpler, but we have to make a deal that's fair for the united states. they understand that. and so i decided rather

, the company said the x light guardrail end terminal successfully passed crash and safety tests and remains qualified for use on america's roadways. >>> it was anything but a fun visit to the jefferson memorial for some people. 14 people including a park ranger were trapped inside an elevator. the elevator takes visitors from the ground level to inside the memorial. the jefferson memorial he remained open to the public while the elevator was taken out of service, a short time later, it was reopen to the public. >>> at a meeting today, the metropolitan airport board of directors adopted a new wage policy for airport workers. the new policy applies to two specific categories. those who provide services to airlines and those providing concession services. workers will be paid no less than $11.55 an hour starting january 1st of next year with the number increasing by 60 cents each year after that. >> i think this provides first of all, some justice for hard working men and women who serve the public at our two airports in northern virginia and that's the cornerstone of what we're celebr

and i said, i will hold on the termination.can make it a fair deal, because nafta's been a horrible deal for the united states. it's been very good for canada. it's been very good for mexico, but it's been horrible for the united states. and if you checked my campaign, any of my speeches, i said, i will either renegotiate or i'll terminate. so, they asked me to renegotiate. i will. and i think we'll be successful in the renegotiation, which, frankly, would be good, because it would be simpler. but we have to make a deal that's fair for the united states. they understand that. and so, i decided, rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to the system, we will renegotiate. now, if i'm unable to make a fair deal, if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for our workers and our companies, i will terminate nafta. but we're going to give renegotiation a good, strong shot. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> all right, presi

and i said, i will hold on the termination.f we can make it a fair deal. >> bret: so he changed his mind. >> but i think that is fine. we have seen that on the number of issues. would you rather have a commander and commander in chief was intractable or somebody who would say, listen, i'm going to approach this from what i know best, which is how to do deals, and say, if you want me to change my mind, i'm going to have leverage here. i'm going to get you to pick it and give me more of what i want. the end result would be consistent with his campaign method. >> bret: i want to see a much leverage chris wallace has at 9:00 p.m. table on "the five" pay looking forward to it. >> it's going to be fun. >> bret: and i'll be there tomorrow. >> he is going to break us and for you. >> i'll share all of my tricks. >> bret: i'll look for the email. if you are a conservative, just how free is your free speech. it will take a look at that with chief white house correspondent james rosen next. just got rescheduled - for today. amanda needs ri

quote, i was all set to terminate, adding i looked forward to terminating. i was going to do it. so what changed? >> u.s. talk of a possible withdrawal was rattling markets in canada and mexico. highlighting regions of the country that would be highest hit most of them in pro-trump territory. the president must first provide notice including a 90 day process. we're telling you a lot of folks say you can see the goldman sachs faction at play, not boarding nafta, not pushing the border wall. the guy who won, the invest class is very happy with this president and his team today. >> well, ironically it's the economic reality of these things he didn't realize. that's what he's been woken up to is what it means to get out of nafta. a lot in store for president trump on day 99 of his presidency. he is expected to sign an executive order his administration hopes will pave the way for offshore drilling. president trump will then travel to atlanta with vice president mike pence to speak at the annual nra leadership forum as he shares some thoughts about his days at president ahead of his 1

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