president trump may be putting the trans—pacific trump may be putting the tra ns—pacific partnershipump may be putting the trans—pacific partnership back on the negotiating table as tensions brew between the us and china. and delta earnings are up and away. with a 10%jump in profit with asian —— will asian airlines follow their lead? good morning. welcome to asia business report live from singapore. we will kick things off with trade. do you remember president trump pulling out the huge free—trade deal known as the trans—pacific partnership. that was within days of taking office. it could be back on the negotiating table. the us president made a commitment to reconsider the deal while meeting with politicians from farming states. meanwhile, the white house is free negotiating trade deals closer to home with canada and mexico. president trump is skipping the summit of america's which starts today in peru. are south american business correspondent explains why he is surprised by trump's latest comments about the tpp. there was a meeting in the white house with president trump and a few

here in the united states, queer and trans people are subjected to shocking levels of violence, trans women especially. trans women of color fade extraordinary danger with brutal and unsolved murders happening almost monthly. as david mentioned, 2017 was the deadliest year on record for lgbtq americans according to the national report released by the new york city antiviolence project. there was an 86% increase in the murders of trans people and hiv positive people in the united states. nearly 70% of lgbt people right here in san francisco report having experienced physical violence. 48% report being victimed of sexual violence, and 81% report being harassed simply for being queer or trans, for being who they are. this is completely outrageous and requires further action to change what we consider culturally acceptable as a city and as a society. we here's what personally gives me hope. while david received so much vitriol for choosing to support harvey milk, he also received a tremendous amount of support. people shared with him how meaningful it would be to fry fry -- fly in san fra

but i think for trans people, it's enhanced because the trans person might look very different . >> so really, all divisions you have for your child growing up and watching them grow up are just fundamentally altered and it feels like they're losingthat person . and i think terry quickly they realize particularly after i started living as myself that i was the same person, that i didn't go anywhere but it time for them and i think one of the experiences that i really truly appreciate was i knew that i sort of had some sort of experience with my parents and served as their therapist to walk them through this but i saw through my parents that if people are truly willing to grow and learn, they can go from a place where my mother was asking questions, my brother is gay, what are the chances that i have a transgender child. >> not from a place of self-pity, but finally a place of all, of pride in the diversity of her family and pride in the journey of our family area. >> and to see my parents go on that journey. i think that has truly reinforced for me the possibility for every individual.

using anti-trans, trans-an t trans-antagonist language contributes to the trauma and high rates of violence and all the discrimination that trans-people experience and none of us are immune from that. so what i want us to gain from this dialogue is that the work of unpacking the internalization of antiblack language, antilgbt language is life long work. work that we have to do and participate in every at a and that's what i hope we all learn from this. >> sarah you're at a disadvantage because you're not at the table with us. i wish that you were here. but you are in arkansas and you and i met on the phone for the first time this week and we talked about, you know, the sort of reality that you're living in living deep in red america living with you and your wife and your child and just trying to live your life. can you just, you know, talk a little bit about in your lived experience, how the things people say end uplanding on you and on your kid, on your child. >> so here's the reality and i grew up in arkansas and it wasn't until i actually move addway from arkansas that i was comfortable

cal tran says crews this morning shifted southbound 101 through the narrows. the alignment features a new raised section of highway and a new bridge. this is all designed to et flooding in the area. >>> fans waited for a year and from their reaction, it seems to have been worth it. ♪ >> beyoncÉ killed, slayed, murdered. you name it. she did it all. she had special guest join her on stage. we'll have a look coming up. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma will continue to track those showers along with gusty winds this sunday evening and tomorrow there's a chance of a >>> thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline. >>> what stage presence, right? queen bee expressed her gratitude with an outstanding two hour marathon performance at coachlea's opening weeked. she entertained the crowd of thousands. and reuniting with destiny's child on the main stage. she even handled wardrobe malfunction like a boss. i mean take a look here. she's dancing, singing doing her thing and actually holding on to her outfit all without missioning a beat. you can barel

in san jose will tran kron 4 newskron 4 newsjose will tran strike.es. it happened several times. it happened on mount tamalpias yesterday afternoon. resucers say she was bit by the snake during a hike. she had several bite wounds and was transported to an area hospital with the warm weather we now have-- officials are warning people to be extra careful of rattlesnakes while hiking. ( james ) ( james ) in the north bay ... sonoma county deputies have arrested 18- year-old anthony ibach. he is a person of interest in a deadly stabbing that happened saturday in sebastopol police found 19-year-old cory vaughn with stab wounds on bodega avenue.he died a short time later. several witnesses described a fight in the parking lot that followed a disturbance at a nearby house party. witnesses also told police that ibach fought with the victim in the lot and stabbed him during the altercation. ( darya )happening now. police are looking for the shooter who killed a 20- year-old man and hurt five others in san francisco. the shooting happened just late friday nigh

remember the trans—pacific partnership — the massive free trade agreement that was supposed to bringr nearly half the world's economies, including the largest, the united states? that was until president trump backed away from that. well, one of the original members of the tpp was new zealand. its new prime minister, jacinda ardern, in an exclusive interview with lucy hockings, spoke out about the us potentially rejoining. if the united states wish to rejoin, that would trigger another process. so, look, it is not a matter of them

and speak to prime minister abe from japan on issues that are obviously significant and tran sends some of the crisis he's facing. we'll break in any second but i turn to you as we look at the room for your views of the challenge here. president trump has but something of a kinship with abe over the phone and in person and the korean peninsula weighs heavily on their minds. >> for the last year the japanese have been the target of missiles that have been launched by north korea. they are cautious about the idea of a summit and backing down on any threats that military force could still be on the table. they will have wanted reassurances, shinzo abe from president trump that this talk of a summit in may or june doesn't mean that suddenly the japanese are going to be left out, you know, hanging by this. there's some difference between the south koreans on that and the japanese and south koreans

we spent over two and a half years working with cal trans to develop the adjacent cal trans mapt -- maintenance and while this path was ultimately unsuccessful and added to our project time line, we took it upon ourselves to treat the time to engage in a community effort to develop a community-driven engagement effort. it including monthly meetings and presenting to neighbors h.o.a.s, engaging with neighborhood businesses and holding over 110 meetings with stakeholders. this say -- is a visual of the property. we posted over 20 in-person meetings and over 50 correspondence to the condo owners and had over 200 meetings with community stakeholders regarding the project. the outreach has informed the project today. in addition to receiving feedback from planning and the committee to study the environmental and impact on the neighborhood, planning and some neighbors asked us to study alternative massings and the north courtyard layout and it caused privacy issues given unit overlook dynamics. the planning department and neighbors agreed this was not a desirable massing for the project and studied a

that can push back on trans america first agenda urging the u.s. to engage rather than retreat from world affairs. but causing the door to the word will not stop the evolution of the word it will not dollars but inflame the fruits of our citizens. in the car also pushed back on trans threat to tear up international trade deals warning of commercial war between allies at the end of the day it will destroy jobs increase prices and the middle class will have to pay for it and he tried to switch from a father of five to reconsider the paris climate accord i believe in building a better future for our children which requires offering them a planets that and still have bit of all in twenty five years. before the current tide things up with the call of duty for france and the us to confront global threats shoulder to shoulder. with what we cherish is at stake what we love is in danger we have no choice but to prevail and together. we shall prevail. and invitation to shape the twenty first century together one macro may have a tough time getting trump to a

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we will continue to update you throughout the newcast.kron 4's will tran is going live with the latestbay area roads before you head out the door.. major hot spots. sunol sb 680 at andrade accident blocking the two right lanes. avoid clayton at galindo in concord due to a fire bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (dave)a cooling trend is forecast from tuesday through the end of the week as an area of low pressure offshore slowly approaches the coast. this low pressure may produce widely scattered showers from late friday into saturday, mainly from the san francisco bay north. temperatures will be cool through the weekend and early next week. ( darya ) a five-month-old baby is going to be okay ... after he was hit by a car as his mother was pushing his stroller across a busy street. this happened in modesto sunday night.the impact launched the baby fifty feet down the road, but he got away with just a few bumps and bruises. when they approached the baby ... rescuers were relieved to hear him crying. <"i was

property -- cal trans property. if [ indiscernible ] has to do it to embarrass them, do it. the lighting is a travis city. -- tray viae ci >> you can't see people pushing their carts. we need a navigation center and we need to pay attention to the ongoing housing problem beyond the navigation center and making this entire area a safe area to walk to. because one of the things i know about all the homeless people, they're pedestrian. people don't drive to a homeless shelter. and so you should take really careful attention. safety issues, pedestrian, ho s homeless people need to have safe walking. i want to end with this just as a plea. i live in this area, i know exactly what this area is because i drive to the post office to my house probably twice a week and this is the route i take. this is an area that needs attenti attention. thank you. >> thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? >> with that public comment is clo closed. >> commissioner moore. >> vy a couple of questions for you. could you explain t

cal trans was working hard to clear the roads.the late april snow came as a surprise ...james ) ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (anny hong): scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will remain possible over much of the region through this afternoon. dry and cool conditions are likely for tuesday and into most of wednesday before a weak, fast-moving system pushes through the region late wednesday into early thursday. a drying and warming trend is then likely by late week. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) police in the east bay are investigating a house fire that displaced six people. it happened on via san ardo near bockman road in san lorenzo on sunday evening. firefig

in three days.will tran is standing by for live report with the details.fic... (dave)a weak weather system will sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the northern part of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday and wednesday night. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) new this morning ... police in richmond are investigating an overnight murder.(james ) this is the second killing in richmond in three days. kron4's will tran is in richmond with more. a person is dead after a shooting in richmond. the shooting happened in the 4900 block of hartnett avenue. the victim died at the hospital. police are still looking for the shoote

but when there was word that we might rejoin the trans-pacific partnership -- and that word came fromdent trump -- the market spiked. what do you look at as a big financial guy? >> well, i think all this trade is so important because on the surface you see companies, but behind companies are these very complex supply chains. and, you know, like u.s. and mexico or with the far east. i mean, some products go back and forth between companies multiple times, so the cost structures of companies are very much dependent on the trade agreements. so if there's a threat to that, costs could go up. liz: what don't we understand about the new world when it comes to supply chains? i mean, it may be assembled in america, but components come from china. >> oh, and distribution and manufacturing takes place in multiple stages in multiple different countries. liz: so what would you go toward knowing we don't have a clear-cut picture on whether we'll rejoin tpp? >> i think it's kind of the argument for stocks in general which is you want to back companies that have really strong management teams, becau

hiv and std rates in san francisco are particularly and strikingly high were trans women. so we really try to make city clinic a place that strands-friendly trance competent and trans-welcoming >> everyone from the front desk to behind our amazement there are completely knowledgeable. they are friendly good for me being a sex worker, i've gone through a lot of difficult different different medical practice and sometimes they weren't competent and were not friendly good they kind of made me feel like they slapped me on the hands but living the sex life that i do. i have been coming here for seven years. when i come here i know they my services are going to be met. to be confidential but i don't have to worry about anyone looking at me or making me feel less >> a visit with a clinician come take anywhere from 10 minutes if you have a straightforward concern, to over an hour if something goes on that needs a little bit more help. we have some testing with you on site. so all of our samples we collect here. including blood draws. we sent to the lab from here so people will nee

san trans order 10 of the buses. two buses will be delivered in november and the rest will come early next year. san trans calls them a very important step in its goal and going 100% electric by the year 2023. >>> you know what i like most about friday morning? >> i hear music. >> soft traffic jams. i look over to that. >> we are doing traffic jams today? >> it is already friday. >> we haven't come up with anything, but we will. let's go to northbound 101. you can see traffic from gilroy to san jose on the super commute, it looks pretty good. there have been no major problems. driving in right now traffic looks good. of course some people even drive further, but right now the whole thing looks pretty good. this is northbound 280. there have been no major issues here at the bay bridge. there is a small backup, but that is about all. at 4:19 am let's bring in rosemary. >>> happy friday, folks. it will be a bit cool out there. partly cloudy skies expected for your afternoon. even in the dark you can see the clouds. we h

some of the trans—pennine to mount up. some of the tra ns—pennine routes, to mount up.kly further north, could be looking at significant snowfall and lying depth of snow as we get into the second half of easter monday. further south, there may be some snow, but it would be a real problem. there is the real area of concern. even if you don't have some snow overnight in the south, the temperatures of 12 oi’ in the south, the temperatures of 12 or 13 degrees would get rid of it. underneath that is snow,... the tickly, if eurotunnel has taken over higher ground. tickly, if eurotunnel has taken over higherground. on into tickly, if eurotunnel has taken over higher ground. on into tuesday, the snow becomes more of a concern north of the central belt in scotland. because, here you can keep hold of the cold air. further south, what a contrast, and i do mean what a contrast, and i do mean what a contrast, because the air will flick in from the south and south—west, chasing in behind this weather front, which as you say, still delivers snow, but further south it isa delivers snow

every day something goes on that's criminal, that's trans national crime that we have to deal with in texas. anything the federal government can do we're all for. >> mr. judd in terms of the cartel and bringing -- i think we're seeing in our country a huge problem with fentanyl and some opioids, these are street drugs. they're being brought in, a lot of it across the border, a lot of it originates in china. where is the majority of that coming in? are these controlled access points? are they sneaking past the guards or are there parents of the border that's unsecure? >> most of it coming across is coming between the ports of entry because it's easy. if you go through a controlled environment you got kay ficanin handlers and all that. they force people to come illegally across the border, take our fields out of recourses, create a gap and process in the gaps they created. under those apprehensions we had in march only 13,000 was at the ports of entry. 38,000 was between the ports of entry. >> mr. author, in terms of asylum, how does it work? if somebody's living in a poor country where

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of public health and the administration for trans people. however, at the same time, she was suffering from extreme domestic violence from her partner and threats of assassination. she migrated to the united states for her safety, and she continues her extraordinary work in san francisco through organizatio organizations. it's with great pride, and i'm humbled by your work. it's truly courageous. i'm honored to present our board's highest commendation to ms. ramirez. [applaus [applaus [speaking spanish] >> interpreter: i would like to thank everyone in here. it's really important for me to be recognized as a woman being that in my country of origin, i am not recognized as such. i am thankful to all my female ancestors who have opened the path to this very solid fight. and i think that that's places where we recognize what women do are very important spaces to stimulate and inspire our young women and young girls who want to engage in the political activism. today we have so many young girls pregnant around the world and so many girls being v

and maryam moshiri. but now he's considering rejoining the trans—pacific trade deal.ive from london, that's our top story on friday 13th april. the door to renegotiation. also in the programme. a change of gear for volkswagen! it as it appoints a new ceo. lot of corporate results coming up but not much movement at the moment. as mark zuckerberg faced a grilling from us politicians. we'll get a round—up of the week with our business editor simonjack. is time for you to change your drinking habits? on alcohol for health reasons? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. backed out of last year. substantially better than the one offered to barack obama. sides of the pacific. for some 40% of world trade. favoured big business and other countries. as a conflict escalates with china. power in the region. thank you jamie. andrew walkerjoins me now to discuss this. by president trump if it does end up with the us rejoining the tbp. with the us rejoining the tbp. it's very striking. very striking. trade negotiations completed by the prev

the president ordering his administration to take a fresh look at the trans-pacific partnership. to look at whether it makes sense to rejoin that organization as a counterweight to china's rapidly growing geopolitical power. now called the tpp-1. signed march 8 in santiago, chile. we are pleads to have with us larry kudlow, director of the economic council. i don't think people could have been more shocked than to hear the president has ordered an examination of the possibility of getting back into the tpp. >> he's taking another look at it. there are no decisions been made. he made the assignments today. he was meeting with congressmen and senators fromming a * states. i don't know -- from agriculture states. i don't know how it's going to come out. we haven't even started. i think the president was right to pull out. but going forward, maybe it can be approved. maybe not. maybe we'll have market openings for our exports. maybe not. maybe it will reduce trade barriers for us, maybe not. one of the goals has to be economic growth, rising wages, and rising jobs just like every oth

the trans—caucasian trail is a young project, to build a 3000 kilometre network of new purpose—builthalf of the volunteers are typically internationals, half would be local armenians and local georgians. it will go into the future, the next ten years, to finish. in the caucasus, there is a massive range of ecosystems, up north you have these massive alpine mountains, 5000 metres, but down to the middle and the south, is pretty much everything else you can imagine. you can walk for days and not see people, not see buildings, be completely alone. the last time the caucasus was mapped was in the 1970s by the soviets. and so i had a chance to really contribute to the design of the trail by finding different potential routes to connect the known sections of trail with the unknown sections of trail. i was hiking by myself for eight weeks and there are no hostels along the way, there are no places you meet other travellers. solitude sometimes makes it really difficult to just carry on. and at that point, when i was struggling the most, shepherds would be living up in the mountains, they don

look a ups and downs and say those prices tend to be trans torey. they look at the basket. biggest component they like to see pushing inflation higher is wages. so i think t fed is on pretty clear path. language is consistent. they want to raise rates three mes. at the same time trying to normalize balance sheet which is ongoin process so we'll see if that becomes ahead wined for them to gethi two more done year. inthink the more we see the difference tight difference between 2 and 10 will probably slow them down. any tighter than now, i think they'll leave off rai until the fall. >> along the same line, as feds raise rates dollars should gogh which is not good for commodities. >> that's true.an the conundrum we know what's going on with the fed. they've bn transparent. we also know great deal of issuance. between tax cuts and newudget we realize how much of a debtor nation we'll be. how much we have to issue in debt. i think that's what's been weighing down on the dollar. if we just had the one component you brought up, which is monetary policy, which isti ter than any oth

britain charged again it was russia, but moscow insisted the findings mean nothing.at >> ( tran ): russia will not trust any conclusions in the skripal case until russian experts have been granted access to the relevant materials linked to the o.p.c.w. expertise and all the information london has on this incident. >> woodruff: britain has askedur the u.n. sy council to meet next week to discuss the report.l the "natioquirer's" parent dempany is denying it suppressed a story that pre trump had a child out of wedlock in the m80's. americia incorporated said today the claim was "notcr ible." the "new yorker" and the associated press reported a.m.i. paid a former trump tower doorman $30,000 in late 2015, but neveran the story. the doorman maintained today his story was true. the u.s. senate todayonfirmed andrew wheeler as scott pruitt's deputy at the environmental protection agency. wheeler is a former coal lobbyist and chief of staff to oklahoma teachers say they're going back to class, aftern almost two-week walkout that shut schools across the state. the teachers union celebrated what it c

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sam trans ordered 10 of the buses from protera. sam tran calls this a bill step toward going 100% electric by the year 2023. >>> it will soon cost my to visit muir woods. starting january 1st visitors will have to pay $15 to get in instead of 10. the annual pass will also go up. children three and under will still be able to get in for free. the increase will help pay for the park's aging infrastructure. >>> and there's a crack down on travelers who fly and falsely claim their pets are service animals. passengers have claimed pets like kangaroos and peacocks were really support animals. major airlines are also getting tougher with their rules. the the amount of service animals on flights increase by 80% last year. >>> amazon is raising the price of its annual fee. word of the price hike comes just a week after amazon ceo announced that amazon has 100 million members worldwide. new prime members will be charged the higher price starting may 11th. renewals will go up in june. amazon executives say the price hike will help cover costs

the president signaling he may want to rejoin the trans-pacific partnership.r reversal from his attitude in 2016. president trump: the trans-pacific partnership is pushed by special interests it's a continuing rape of our country. that's a harsh word. this is done by wealthy people that want to take advantage of it. kennedy: rejoining the tpp might put pressure on china to back down on its tariff threats. joining us, capitalist pig hedge fund manager and fox news contributor. >> do it, do it. rejoin tpp. kennedy: i thought it was the only person saying we should not get out of tpp. you want trade with all of these people. >> trade is not rape. for the president to refer to trade as rape is an insult. trade is good. it's about win-win riches. it's about getting a you want on the terms you want it doesn't matter if you are trading with the guy down the block or somebody in china. this is a positive step towards bettering this country's economy. >> with all the talk of striking syria and a new north korea it's better to have positive conversations where there can

this scoping document is required by cal trans -- cal trans. they come together on a purpose and need and alternatives for a project. mainly participation on the project development team and the review of the pdf. we already have funding for this next phase and the san mateo county transportation authority because half of this project lies in san mateo county. we'll take questions. thank you. >> thank you, ms. harvey? are there any questions? commissioner sheehy? >> i still have a lot of concerns on this. i just think it's too limited in scope. i don't think it does address a problem. i see it creating bottlenecks. i actually see it as economic justice because you're basically going to let people buy into these lanes. i think they're going to be us -- used by lyft. it may shrink what we get on mass transit. when we look at mass transit, i really don't think this will be a good use of money, trying to create easier and faster ways for people to drive car downtown. i think we ought to be looking at how we can limit cars coming into the city. can