>> and alex perez with us live tonight from the united terminal there in chicago. the united ceo calling this a quote truly horrific event that requires immediate investigation? >> yeah, that's right -- david. the ceo says they're investigating the incident and any possible changes to their policy on oversold flights. he said that review will be made available by the end of the month. david. >> alex, thank you. we should mention here, tomorrow on "good morning america," an exclusive interview with the united airlines ceo oscar munoz about the incident and the airline's response tomorrow on gma. >>> next tonight, the governor of florida now declaring a state of emergency today. there are now 107 wildfires burning across the state with so many families there on spring break. one girl scout camp already destroyed and abc's gio benitez is on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, florida's state of emergency couldn't come at a worse time for residents and for those millions of spring-breakers. with more than hundred fires burning across the sunshine state, officials are sweat

>> reporter: we're at the united terminal where things look normal. people are checking in for their flights. no protests but on social media momentum is building for people to boycott united airlines. here's the video that has people so upset. the united employee were moving the passenger from the flight to make room for off duty united crew members who needed seats on the overbooked flight. the man said he was a doctor and that he needed to get home to see his patients and that's why he did not want to get off that flight. passengers are upset, but we asked them if they're upset enough to boycott the airline. [ screaming ] >> i could consider it. >> i would consider something else if there's an option, yes. >> i don't fly united but this would make me more hesitant to fly united, at least for a while. >> reporter: united's ceo is standing by his employees saying he regrets the situation but emphatically stands behind his workers commending them for helping them fly right. but this isn't going away for united. this topic is trending online. people onl

>> reporter: frank and julie, passengers here in the united terminal said they could not believe that video when they saw it. and it is raising a lot of questions about whether passengers have any rights when they get bumped. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows a passenger being forced off the united airlines flight that was leaving chicago's o'hare airport from louisville sunday evening. you can hear other passengers yelling as an airport security officer forcefully pulls the man from his window seat and proceeds to drag him down the aisle. the passenger has blood on his face. >> it is outrageous, i think. to pull a person off a flight when they clearly had a good reason. >> reporter: passengers say united needed to put four crew members on the flight and first offered $400 vouchers for people to give up their seats and then raised it to $800 and a hotel room. when nobody took the offer, they randomly chose four passengers. one man said he was a doctor and refused to leave saying he had to attend to patients in the morning. >> not everyone has the flexibility when they are flyin

protesters of the united -- protesters at the united airlines terminal at chicago o'hare airport accuse them of discrimination against asian-americans. the footage has been seen around the world. the force involved sparked fierce criticism of united. >> i feel angry as a vietnamese. i do not understanding why a -- i do not understand why a person taking a flight got beaten up like that. >> i'm serious. any airline, even a cheap one, cannot ask such a way towards a paying customer. >> i think this kind of behavior is not ok at all. >> despite the uproar, some experts maintain the airline acted lawfully. >> the passenger did not have the right to stay on the airplane. airlines have the right to bump people with compensation. the captain's word goes. you have to respond to that. >> lawful or not, the damage has been done. united stock has taken a hit. the accusation of racism against asian-americans could be especially damaging. united makes one to five flights and serves more chinese than any other carrier. in the area desolate area of social media, there's little chance of a debacle like

united states. 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

united states. instead of terminating nafta we will renegotiate. if i'm 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 weapons, but it was an okay briefing. >> what do you mean it was okay? >> you didn't really learn much? >> i -- it was okay. >> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington as we now learn that the pentagon expecter general is investigating michael flin who has foreign government payments, eli jah cummings firig back at the white house. the white house refused, absolutely refused, to produce even a single document, not a single document in response to the bipartisan document request that i sent with our republican chairman. sean spicer made all kinds of excuses about how hard it would be to comply with our request. come on, man. that

he was kris van cleave in the united terminal at chicago's o'hare airport with how city officials are getting involved. kris, good morning. >> good morning. through his attorney dr. dao says what happened to him here mo sunday was more terrifying than when he fled the fall of saigon during the vietnam war. he added through his attorney, saigon. still fears the idea of ever setting foot on an airplane ver again. >> we are deeply affected by it. our lives have been interrupted. >> reporter: dr. david dao's dactor crystal says the confrontation left her family shocked and horrified. irty >> for the skies airline. >> ow city council members worry chicago will also be on the hook. >> it is essentially troublesome to chicago taxpayers that now they will be saddled with bysuits alleging misconduct by city employees. >> reporter: united once again apologized to dr. dao and againrated its promise to make ohis right. the airline called him ised terent sparking a backlash that's lasted a week. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: dr. dao is said to be recovering in the chicago area for the time being. u

united states. i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we will renegotiate 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 companies, i will terminate nafta, but we will give renegotiation a good strong shot. thank you very much, everybody. thank you very much. president trump in the oval office meeting with the president of argentina mauricio macri. they will have a working lunch to speak about north korea, according to president trump, and also lemons, which had been banned as imports into the united states. let's get over to kevin cirilli and washington, d.c. also talking about nafta and it is traditional for the u.s. president to meet the mexico leader first of the latin american countries, that is not the case this time, it is a reseal macri of argentina. kevin: this is a situation where the intrigue stories matter. it shows how the personalities are influencing the politics coming out of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. i think you have a situation where the likes of the peter

united states. they understand that. and so i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we willrenegotiate. 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 group of intellectuals who met regularly in the early 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think everybody associated with his house, frankfurter, litman, brandeis, race wasn't a salient issue for them. they cared about the rights of works and took oliver wendell holmes, including a case which found that the mob dominated criminal trials of southern blacks vie -- vie lited the state due process clause. that was a huge moment in putting fair criminal drills on the liberal agenda and linking the idea with fair criminal trials with race. >> sunday night an q &

to cope withures the united states vicious nuclear threat and blackmail, they reflect the termination of the army and the people of dprk. the dprk has never recognized the unreasonable resolution by the united security council. statest that the united -- they clearly proved it was a reckless move by the united states in invading the dprk and has reached the seriousness of this scenario. militaryited states actions is crying out for preemptive attack and removal. the dprk is ready to react to any more of war desired by the americans. the prevailing grave situation proves once again that dprk was entirely just to increase the military capability for self defense and preempttive attack with a nuclear force. the trump administration is trying to do something of the dprk by deploying one strategic strike means after another. about these byg strength, but the dprk remains unfazed, undaunted. action take counter against the united states in order to defend ourselves and to keep the role chosen by ourselves. we hope the united states only accountable for the catastrophic consequences to be de

to cope withures the united states vicious nuclear threat and blackmail, they reflect the termination of the army and the people of dprk. the dprk has never recognized the unreasonable resolution by the united security council. statest that the united -- they clearly proved it was a reckless move by the united states in invading the dprk and has reached the seriousness of this scenario. militaryited states actions is crying out for preemptive attack and removal. the dprk is ready to react to any more of war desired by the americans. the prevailing grave situation proves once again that dprk was entirely just to increase the military capability for self defense and preempttive attack with a nuclear force. the trump administration is trying to do something of the dprk by deploying one strategic strike means after another. about these byg strength, but the dprk remains unfazed, undaunted. action take counter against the united states in order to defend ourselves and to keep the role chosen by ourselves. we hope the united states only accountable for the catastrophic consequences to be de

united states. they understand that. i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we will renegotiate. 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 very much. >> jon: president trump they are in the oval office meeting with the president of argentina, saying that he will renegotiate nafta, wants to give it a good strong shot if an renegotiate doesn't go well, he'll pull the plug on the whole thing. we are back with more in just a moment. >> i think the crisis on the korean peninsula israel, is the worst i've seen. i'm not a student of the cuban missile crisis, but what i know of it is it seems that we are faced with a threat and a leader who is intent on achieving his goal and nuclear capability against the united states. >> jenna: admiral harris with a sobering warning that there is no do

united states. they understand that. i decided rather than terminating nafta which would be a big 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 companies, i will eliminate nafta. thank you very much, thank you very much. >> president trump will mark his 100th day in office with a ral gli harrisburg, pennsylvania, saturday night. see it live on our companion network c-span. for the first time since ronald reagan was shot, the president is not attending the white house correspondents dinner. the entertaining is hassan minaj of the daily show. you can see it saturday on sfan. coverage begins at 9:30 p.m. eastern. >> sunday on q & a, the house of truth, a washington plig salon and the foundations of american liberalism. we talk about felix frankfurter, oliver wendell holmes junior and herbert hoover who met regularly in the early 1900s to debate politics and the future of the country. >> i think everyone associated with this, r

united states. they understand that. and so i decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we willenegotiate. now, if i'm unable to make a fair deal, if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning for our workers and for our companies, i will terminate nafta, but we're going to give renegotiation a good, strong shot. thank you very much, everybody. >> all right. the president clarifying some of those reports on nafta yesterday, calling -- saying if he were to withdraw, it would be a shock to the system. we saw peso action even on the rumor this could be reviewed. >> u.s., canada, mexico trade has tripled since nafta. a lot of people say there is room for improvement and modernization. the president taking a much more moderate tone than simply withdrawing. so yes, it could be a shock to the system if we go back to tariffs with our closest trading partners. >>> welcome back. we've got some breaking news, some headlines out of facebook from reuters. facebook outlines new measures to combat nation state efforts to sway public opinion. this continuing facebook's addres

america, imported oil, we are starting to export these things and building up more and more terminals in the united states and exporting more lng. we happen to have a feedstock or btu component that the rest of the world needs. more and more lng is needed and we have an excess supply of gas. we're going to permit more of these lng plants. we are going to let these different feed stocks compete in the united states and we are going to be supportive of them because part of creating jobs and part of manufacturing in the united states is what is your competitive advantage? we have a big competitive advantage. we have to be energy in we need to keep and promote our chief energy. we have got to use that as a competitive advantage. >> we're still on oil for the transportation system, how do you think about weaning the transportation system -- oil, and i know there have been changes to the standards. is that something you have been looking at? >> we know that oil is going to to be a major component of everything we do. it's going to be a major component to the transportation industry. we're not saying it s

america, imported oil, we are starting to export these things and building up more and more terminals in the united states and exporting more lng. we happen to have a feedstock or btu component that the rest of the world needs. more and more lng is needed and we have an excess supply of gas. we're going to permit more of these lng plants. were going to watch these different factors in the united states here and were going to be supportive of them because part of creating jobs and part of manufacturing in the united states is what is your competitive advantage? we have a big competitive advantage. and we need to keep and promote our cheap energy and we got to use that as an example. >> we're still on oil for the transportation system, how do you think about weaning the transportation system , oil and i know there's been changes to the capital standard and annexation of the places in three different administrations. >> we know that oil is going to be major in everything we do, it's going to be a major component to the transportation industry. we're not saying it should be, it's going to be but when y

terminate nafta as of 2 or 3 days from now. if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, if i can't make a fair deal i'll terminate. >> he once referred to it as a disaster. he says he was persuaded recently to reconsider. the renegotiations started today. >>> new at 5:00 a humble abode in palo alto fetches more than a half million dollars above asking price. it was marketed as a teardown. check this out. kpix 5's kiet do is at the site of 280 stanford to tell us what makes this place so special. >> reporter: you know, just got off the phone with the realtor who handled this transaction. she says they had 17 offers and half of them were for cash buyers. the home is 908 square feet and they are getting the neighborhood and the great schools but still, $2.5 million for this? come on. that's just wow. just when you think the bay area housing market has come down to earth something like this happens. back in february, this 80-year- old two bed one bat home went on the market with an asking price of $1.9 million. but two months later it sold tore $2.5 million. eric is an economist who lived in palo alto for 30 years. >>

terminate it. >> big changes implemented at united airlines.hanges in response to a new report conducted after a customer was forcibly removed from a flight. united says from now on law enforcement will only be used for emergency issues. passengers will now be offered up to $10,000 to be bumped from a flight. the airline says overbooking abreduced and more training will be offered to employees. united ceo oscar munoz is once again apologizing. >> it happened because policies were placed ahead of our shared values reason procedures got in the way of what we know is right. >> the airline also plans to arm staff with an app that allows them to instantly compensate passengers when that trouble hits. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" the finaldown for the cassini spacecraft. >> finishing up its mission in space after it falls back to earth after 13 years in orbit. coming up what the spacecraft has done that's never happened before. katie. >> the weekend getting ever closer and right now i think we can generally expect a mix of sun and clouds. sun

president trump has been telling reuters news agency he will either renegotiate or terminate what he called the unitedh korea. he also says seoul should pay for a us anti—missile system that he priced at $1 billion. steve evans is in seoul. what has the reaction been about potentially renegotiating this trade deal? in hard numbers, the korean one is stand—by 0.7% and the markets are down slightly, stock markets —— the korean currency is down by. politically it isn't playing well, particularly that suggestion that south korea should pay for the anti—missile system. but there is a bit of scepticism here. a foreign ministry official told reuters that the difference between words and policy is often great. let's wait to see how this thing plays out. look at the change of policy from the trump administration on nafta for example and on china being a currency manipulator. there's not a feeling in this country that mr trump's are absolutely set in stone. and the deal goes like that. steve eva ns, and the deal goes like that. steve evans, thank you for your time. asian stocks slipping overnight — investors se

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united airlines. jackson plans to picket in front of terminal 3 with members of the rainbow push coalition. he said he hopes the protest will also shine a light on united's lack of corporate diversity. >>> time is 7:39. the rainy weather we have now may put a damper on the start of bike and roll to school week in san francisco. during this annual event students are encouraged ride a bike or scooter to school to promote healthy living and exercise. this was all sponsored by the san francisco safe routes to school partnership and organized by the san francisco bicycle coalition. >>> also this morning, thousands of children are at the white house for the annual easter egg role. >> that's president trump's son. there's the president in the middle. >> he has some of his kids there. first lady melania also there as well this morning. and the yearly tradition of the easter egg roll, more than 21,000 people attend the festivity. you can see from the shot very crowded. there's the easter bunny. very crowded but it's down from the 35,000 people who attended last year. the first lady tweeted over the w

united states. they understand that. and so i've decided rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to thee will renegotiate. if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for our workers and companies, i will terminate nafta. >> this after a pair of phone calls with the leaders of canada and mexico conversations that the white house called, quote, pleasant and productive. with me now, politics reporter and cnn editor at large chris cillizza and glenda blair. chris, let me begin with you. we're 48 hours into this big 100-day mark and his team has been working off these promises made on the campaign. was this trillion dollar risk worth it? >> look, we don't know that yet but this goes to the power that donald trump invests in talking to people. we saw this with china. china's not a currency manipulator anymore because the president sat down with the chinese president in mar-a-lago and got along with him. nafta was going to be canceled but then phone calls with the canadian and mexican presidents, now we're going to renegotiate it. you know, it's either strateg

leigh martinez is joining us live this morning from the united air leans terminal at san francisco international, leigh. >> reporter: united airlines did have a busy morning with people here at checkout. you can see some of the folks that are checking in right now. these folks are the ones being promised once they sit in a seat on board, they will not be kicked out. even if it is overbooked. the airline is also changing some of its policies and incentives to passengers, but not everyone is ready to forgive united no matter what they offer. on april 9th united airlines passengers recorded a police officer dragging passenger dr. david dao from his seat and down the aisle after dao refused to give up his seat to a flight crew member traveling to different airport. da o's lawyer said he suffered a concussion, broken nose and lost two teeth. the incident doesn't sit well with travelers today, but said they had no choice. >> we're stuck with taking united because we have the miles and the connections worked for us better than any other airline, so. >> i think it's just all the mergers, there's less ch

termination. let's see if we can make it a fair deal, because nafta's been a horrible deal for the united states.ood 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, president trump right there with the president of argentina in an oval office visit speaking about nafta,

court documents note that the daka recipients is terminated if the individual leaves the united states without receiving official permission. the department of homeland security claims that montez did that, but his lawyers are disputing that claim. in the newsroom tonight i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. back to you. >> chris, thank you very much. an audit found rampant abuses in the dmv disabled parking program. 26,000 placard holders were aged 100 or older. obviously that is not legitimate. officers swept throug the south bay looking for violators and abc 7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> excuse me, i need to see your placard. >> reporter: the sting operation started as city hall employees were arriving for work and one of the first to get caught was a woman whose placard was registered to her husband but he wasn't in the vehicle. >> she wanted to park closer to her work. she didn't want to have to pay the meter or pay to park in the structure. >> reporter: the driver got cited and refused to talk to us. that citation could cost her up to $1,000. around the corner, another d

and today at noon, reverend jesse jackson will protest united airlines at san francisco international airport. he plans to picket in front of terminal 3. he will have members of the rainbow push coalition with him. he hopes the protest will shine a light on united's lack of corporate diversity. >>> and this mo were, runners are gearing up for the 134t -- 134th boston marathon. there will be 5,000 uniform and undercover officers positioned along the 26-mile route. for the first time, there will be drones watching from above. the first group of elite runners set out at 6:32 a.m. our time. >>> and time is now 4:39. the rain now may put a damp or the beginning of bike and roll to school week in san francisco. during the annual event, students are encouraged to ride the bikes and scooters to school. the idea is to promote healthy living and exercise. it's sponsored by the san francisco safe routes to school partnership and organized by the san francisco bicycle coalition. >>> it's 4:39. have you done your taxes why the? >> yes. >> oh, good. >> yes. >> and you only have one more day to get them in the mail. coming up in our 5:00 hour, a l

. >> i said, i will hold on the temp nation, let's see -- termination, let's see if we can make it a fair deal it has been horrible for united states it has been very good for canada andexico, but horrible for the united ates, if you check m campaign -- any of my speeches, i said i will either renegotiator term night. they asked me to renegotiate, i will. lou: and this has been a briz a busy week for president who is dealing with threat of a government shut down. that appears tonight to perhaps subsided. republicans announcing they will move forward with a short-term spending plan to keep government running through may 5, giving lawmakers more time to renegotiate a longer term package. some congressional democrats still threatening they will oppose the measure if g.o.p. plans a health care vote between new and saturday. we're go to find out whether that will occur, fox news senior producer chad good evening. >> the house rules committee is in recess, they have prepped the interim spending package for the house floor tomorrow. probably in senate as well. they have to knock that out of the park by 11:59 at night or government

>>> rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big, you know, shock to the system, we will renegotiate. 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. >> president trump today with a bit of a turn around saying the united states will not be pulling out of nafta despite reports yesterday that the president intended to do just that. president trump facing challenges on both our borders squaring off with canada over a tax on lumber and mexico with the border wall. his plans for the wall prompting the mexican foreign secretary offering a proposed fee for americans entering mexico. north korea releasing a new propaganda video showing north korea blowing up the white house. pentagon officials taking the north korean nuclear threat very seriously. >> i think the crisis on the korean peninsula is real, it's the worst i've seen. we are faced with a threat and a leader who is intent on achieving his goal of a nuclear capability against the united states. >> dr. richard hawes is the president of the council on foreign relations and author of a world in disar

are starting to export some of these things are good, you are building up more and more lng terminals in the uniteds. we have and to have a feedstock or btu component the rest of the world needs. we have huge access supplies of gas, so we will permit more and more of these lng plants. we are going to let these different feedstocks competes in the united states here and we will be supportive of them part of creating jobs and manufacturing in the united states is, what is your competitive advantage should mark we have a big competitive advantage. we have cheap energy and we need to keep and promote our cheap energy and use it as a competitive advantage. >> so we are still relying on oil for the transportation system. how do you feel about oil -- i know there has been changes to the cafe standards, relaxation of the standards of the previous administration. is that something you are looking at as well? >> we know oil will be a major component of everything we do, of the transportation industry. it should be. it's going to be. but when you are displacing it into the energy sector and power sector, it i

also him signaling the united states would be tearing up or terminating the free trade agreement withea and comments about taiwan as well in relationship to relations with china and the friendship he developed with president xi. we asked him if he would have another direct phone conversation with the president of taiwan. he basically said no. he did not want to mess things up with president xi. it was interesting. it was interesting when we asked about the 100 days and what he missed about his previous life. he said that is driving. >> he misses driving? >> he made the remarkable comment this job was more work and harder than he expected. >> we have the sound. let's play it. >> okay. >> i loved my previous life. i loved my previous life. i had so many things going. i actually -- this is more work than in my previous life. i thought it would be easier. i thought it was more -- i'm a details oriented person. i guess you would say that. i do miss my old life. i like to work so that's not a problem. this is actually more work. >> that's very interesting. let me pivot to you, phil. this is

at noon, reverend jesse jackson will protest against united airlines at san francisco international airport. he will be picketing in front of terminalwith members of the rainbow push coalition. reverend jackson hopes the protest will also shine the light on united airlines lack of corporate diversity. >>> and this morning, runners are gearing up for the 121st boston marathon. this will be the fourth marathon since the deadly bombings. more than 30,000 people are scheduled to participate. there will be 5,000 uniformed and undercover officers positioned along the 26-mile route and for the first time, there will be drones watching from above. the first group of elite runners are set to head out the. 6:32 our time. >>> and the rainy weather may put a damp or the start of book and school week in san francisco. during the annual event, students are encouraged to ride the bikes or scooters to school to promote healthy living and exercise. and this is by the san francisco safe routes to school partnership. it's organized by the san francisco bicycle coalition. >>> 5:40 is the time. the damage at the oroville dam might be worse than people t

trump: rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we will renegotiate. a fairunable to make deal to unitedg fair deal for our workers and companies, i will terminate nafta. mark: the president's aides are divided on the topic. could -- it eliminating it could lead to more disputes and higher tariffs. president candidate folders today. paris police. tear gas against marine le pen. officials say they had to as starteds -- protesters throwing projectiles. marine le pen warned that some officials in london are harboring what she called illusions, addressing the german parliament before the european union leaders meet on saturday. merkel says the block will put interests first. afghanistan, to american servicemembers have been killed in the southern province of of afghanistan. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you so much. "what did you miss" a lot of earnings in tech land. microsoft reported adjusted earnings per share. revenue was in line with what analysts were looking for. as you see there, shares

united states. pretty sensible agreement. north korea agreed to terminate its development of nuclear weapons.n return, it called for a nonaggression pact. threats,ng hostile relief from harsh sanctions, and provision of assistance to provide north korea with low in enriched uranium for medical and other purposes. that was the proposal. george bush instantly toward to shreds within days. u.s. was imposing -- trying to disrupt north korean financial transactions through other countries. north korea backed off and started building nuclear weapons again. it is thecan say worst regime in history, whatever you like, but they have been following pretty rational tit-for-tat policy. why the developing nuclear weapons? the economy is in bad shape. they concern we use the resources. everyone understands it is a deterrent. and they have a proposal, actually. there's a proposal on the table. china and north korea proposed that north korea should its further development of nuclear weapons. in return, the united states should stop carrying out threatening military maneuvers with south korea right on its bor

termination. let's see if we can make it a fair deal because nafta has been a horrible deal for the united states.le 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 wall street bank this fall and the massive paycheck that comes along with it. the massachusetts democrat

>> today at noon, reverend jesse jackson will protest united airlines at san francisco international airport. he plans to picket in front of terminal members of the rainbow push coalition. he hopes the protest will shine a light on the lack of corporate diversity in united. >>> and can we talk about the warriors, they beat the portland trailblazers 121-109. the nba play-off series. the trailblazers said time with the warriors during the first three quarters of yesterday's game. green did this. that was just incredible. he led a defensive charge that helped the warriors go on a 15- 2 run at the start of the third quarter. game 2 wednesday night in oakland. >>> and 19time, the san jose sharks won-0 last night in game three. a stanley cup play-off series against the oilers. for two games, the,shas haven't been able to score a against edmonton and even though -- [ indiscernible ] came back to the ice in san jose last night after his knee injuries, the slashings are now down two games -- the sharks are now down two games game to one. >>> and california residents paying a lot. how much the average taxpayer is sending to washington. >> an

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terminal,, lng import in front and center. the company is now the first to export lng in the united states. now chairman, started the company about a year ago. a pleasure to talk to you. today.mbolic 318 for natural gas prices. where do we go in a few years? >> will be lower on average. in general, the produceof the u.s. to guest cheaply is pretty asnishing. alix: the lowest was 19, do we get there again? charif: probably. alix: why? not a lot of demand? charif: right now, the northeast is able to produce and move it. the emphasis is on moving it. but you could produce more out of the northeast. alix: sustain these lower prices and keep producing. when will the infrastructure wind up catching up? charif: this is only the first half of the story. aboutcond half, roughly is30 per day, on this way somewhere between 30 and 40 in the next few years. you combine those two together, have 80%east and you of the gas consumed to this country, at a very low cost. alix: as it grows, the wind of producing natural gas and then you have more. where does it go? charif: a good question. i think the first po

united states. they understand that. i decided, rather than terminating nafta, which would be a pretty big shock to the system, we will renegotiate. >> anderson, i'm told in addition to those calls from the leaders from canada and mexico the president was also talking to cabinet leaders and business makers before making this decision. as you played in that long montage of clips the president clearly gave the impression during the campaign he did not like nafta and it would be out the door if the canadians and mexicans did not agree to his terms during a new round of negotiations. if he decides to not renegotiate or withdraw from nafta we will have a situation where once again the president has a very big policy reversal on his hands. >> the reality of renegotiating the deal on nafta, how long a process would that be, do we know? >> it could take several months. it may take a congressional buy-in, that is not clear at this point. what we're told by a senior administration official is that next week we do expect to see the president take some kind of action

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, if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for our workers and companies, i will terminate nafta. >> what about that. hyped north korea briefing? it was decidedly underwhelming for some. >> did you learn anything in there that you didn't know before? >> i didn't really. >> you didn't learn much? >> it was okay. >> republicans still the don't appear to have the votes for health care repeal in the house and the senate will be tougher sxiflt haven't mentioned the most important development for the white house in the past 36 hours pufbls in congress are proceeding with a bill won't include a penaltiy of money for mr. are trump's border wall. republicans in congress had so little appetite for that it they got it dropped within 24 hours. think about that. the president's party seemingly rejected a request that as rush limbaugh put it, was a measly $1 well about for what was the president's signature campaign promise. just before the symbolic 100-day mark of his presidency. that development is the one that

. >> if i am unable to make a fair deal for the united states, our workers and companies, i will terminateafta. we are going to give renegotiation and good, strong shot. >> the president also had his sights set on other trade issues, just days after taking a metaphor foreign steel being dumped in the u.s. at bargain basement questions, he went on for an aluminum, the cheap impacts on america's national security. on capitol hill, democrats had their sights set on the president's opening ideas on tax reform, firing their opening volley and what will surely be a protracted battle. >> these scant handful of specifics, overwhelmingly cuts taxes -- could explode the deficit -- are you ready for this? $5.5 trillion. >> the plan is a nonstarter for senate democrats. it is also going to be a nonstarter with the the americn people. >> press secretary sean spicer assured middle-class earners that they would benefit from the plan. >> whether it is putting more money in their pocket or making sure that economic growth leads to more jobs and manufacturing, that is one thing he is fighting for. we will d

. >> 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 to the unitedates, meaning a fair deal for our workers and our companies, i will terminate nafta. >> it will be a pretty big shock to the system. he's been told that for weeks. yesterday they were sending word that he was going to pull out of nafta, he was going to walk away. his pressury secretary, his commerce secretary have all told him stock markets would crash, the auto industry would be in peril. they were never going to walk away from nafta, but they give us that impression yesterday and then he spoke to the leaders of mexico and canada and voila, we're going to try to renegotiate, which is mart. but why the drama? >> even a week ago the president himself was saying i didn't realize how hard it was going to be to get back to the table and renegotiate nafta. this is something he is fixated on. he really, really wants to do that. whenever that's the case, it's very hard to move him off of that mark. he's always going to boomerang back to i want to pull out of nafta even though the facts of the

united states without advance parole." the statement goes on to say.. "departing the country without advance parole terminates the protections." pandemonium is erupting, over a skirt that was on the retail chain, zara's website. zara pulled the skirt, after being bombarded with outraged comments. the skirt is embroidered with a character resembling pepe the frog. some "alt-right" groups have adopted pepe as a mascot. opponents say it's a hate symbol. but others say it's ridiculous a cartoon character ever became so controversial in the first place. a zara spokeswoman says the image was not intended to look like pepe. a new report claims there could be some bright days ahead for our maryland crab fishermen. the annual chesapeake bay midwinter survey finds record numbers of crabs spawning this year. the hope is they'll eventually produce record numbers of crab babies. but all is not perfect. the survey also found fewer male and smaller crabs. that means this should start strong but could dwindle down... and it's why scientists say they need protection. the state d-n-r says this survey's data will play a role in

building up more and more lng terminals in the united states and supporting more and more, and happenworld needs. you know, more and more is needed, and we have a huge excess supply of gas, and so we're going to permit more and more of these plants. we're going to let these different feed stocks compete in the united states here, and we're going to be supportive of them. part of creating jobs and manufacturing in the united states is what is your competitive advantage? we have a big competitive advantage. we have cheap energy. we need to keep and promote our cheap energy. >> we're still relying on oil for the transportation system. how do you think about weaning the transportation system, oil -- it, you know, there's been changes to the cafe standard, some relaxing from the previous administration. looking at that as well in. >> look, oil is a major component of everything we go. it's a major component of the transportation industry. we're not saying it should be. it should be. it's going to be. when you displace it into the energy sector and power sector, you know, it's marginal barr

unable to make a fair deal, unable to make a fair deal to the united states, meaning a fair deal for workers and companies, i will terminate nafta. >> republicans praised president trump's massive tax plan. democrats called it failed, trickled down economics. >>> michael flynn is in more trouble. the defense department inspector general is investigating whether the broke the law by sneaking payments from foreign governments, including payments for an appearance in russia. a maryland congressman released a letter from the pentagon explicitly warning flynn he was prohibited from receiving foreign payments without prior approval. flynn was fired after he died about context he had with a russian official. >>> united nation stepping up diplomatic pressure on north korea to end the nuclear weapons program. rex tillerson heads to the united nations tomorrow to further isolate the rogue nation. our diplomatic solution is concerned, a u.s. strike group deployed to korean peninsula is days away. the pentagon says it has a military plan ready as a last option. >>> a happy dog tale. >> a wagging tail too. eddie the puppy found storage

united states. also, currency manipulation may be a topic. hop into the bloomberg terminal98, basically on the right side of your screen is the overgthening of the yuan the past year or so. in the past 3-4 months, you can see it stabilizing. stabilizing and to the upside potential he means china is not weakening it and is basically not playing into the hands of any currency manipulation allegations. one other interesting thing is the trade surplus that china has with the united states. the trade deficit, the u.s. three hundred $47 billion in 2016. if you look at a map across the united states come most of the states, 33 states, actually have a budget deficit of more than $1 billion, so when they get to the substantive talks tomorrow, donald trump will be trying to figure out how they can get china to live more u.s. goods and services. haidi: thank you for that. we do have breaking news crossing the bloomberg, u.s. missiles have been launched against targets in syria according to nbc. this comes against the backdrop of military options were being weighed by washington agains