siegel in just a bit. peter, another topic, why did the white house urge lawmakers to vote against a bill that requires voters to prove their they're u.s. citizens? >> they are insisting in a rare official statement of administration policy that there are already laws that prevent non-citizens from voting and in their estimation, it is rare for non-citizens to try to vote in u.s. elections. bret? >> bret: okay. peter doocy live on the north lawn. thanks. additional non-ranking democrats asking president biden to step aside. several democratic senators are also casting doubt doubt on the president's. aishah hasnie has that part of the story live from capitol hill. good evening, aishah. >> bret, good evening to you. senate majority leaderboard chuck schumer said today that he is for joe biden. but his senate democratic colleagues are not on the same page. and that includes intel chair mark warner who just last week was reported to be rounding up a group of senate democrats to call on president biden to step

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marc siegel, this is terrifying dr. siegel, what can you tell us about it? of the drug overdose deaths now. and car penalty as you just said is basically an elephant tranquilizer. i kid you not. they use a dart and they tranquilize elephants with this. 100 times more paraphernalia than fentanyl. what does that mean to me? that means that if you have this in your system, you could stop breathing really rapidly or your heart gets suppressed or i can't get there or any emergency responder can't get there fast enough to do anything. so, even if you have narcan, and even if you get over there and know how to push narcan up into someone's nostrils and i would encourage everyone out there to learn because it's not difficult. can you carry it and you literally just shove it into someone's nostrils who isn't responding to you on the street, even then we have to do it repeatedly and get the person to the hospital. and it is mixed with other drugs. and, by the way, where do you think this is coming from? mainly from china via mexico, via the cartels into the united sta

morton finance professor jeremy siegel on where the labor market goes from here, next.rlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you need some big help. and chase ink was that for me. earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials with the chase ink business cash card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. cooks june jobs report showing a still strong but cooling labor market. it came in hotter than expected we are contending to get hit with revisions of the economy added $206,000 along the estimate but down from may's revised 218,000. the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 4.1% per that the highest level in nearly three years joining me now morton finance professor jeremy siegel. professor when you make of the jobs numbers this past week and where's the economy headed? >> it showed some weakness really. 4.1% we are up a half a percentage poin

let's welcome in wharton professor of finance jeremy siegel. i hope you had a nice fourth of july holiday. good to have you on today. >> thank you, scott. happy to be here. >> what is your take after this jobs report and the market's reaction to it? >> yeah. you know, i think it was a pretty weak report. when you look at the details, i know the headline number beat. the revision was beat. the details were not good. we are in a slowing economy. you know, the fed at the beginning of the year, last december, said that gdp growth this year was going to exceed 2%. well, we got first quarter. that's under 2%, and although we are all enthusiastic, thinking, oh, this quarter looked like three, then it looked like two, now most of the experts, including atlanta fed and the other banks think it's under 2%. i think it's really time for chairman powell to really tee up in the july meeting a cut in september, and maybe another one in november. i think inflation is definitely under control. and i don't want to see this slowing economy turn into something wor

siegel, who is also held hostage your self. we would love to hear about that horrible experience for 51 days. we feel for you everyday. we pray pray for you every day. we also remember judy weinstein, american hostages who were murdered and his family members are unable to attend this roundtable today. we remember each and every one of them and we will not rest until the remaining hostages are brought safely home. my colleagues and i look forward to hearing your stories, your testimony, and with that, mr. chen, i think i would very much like to turn it over to you. >> now? >> yes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for hosting us, you and this esteemed committee. weg know that these are challenging times in the house, so we thank each and everyone of you finding time to be with us. we have decided to be concise and are remarks is what i i le as much is possible to have the discussion, so only a few of us will address the committee and hope we could have the conversation with this committee. i'll start with a number. 291.

marc siegel. dr. siegel, thanks for joining us.know about medicine, is he fit to serve for the next six and a half months? >> let me put it to you this way, ainsley. i'm concerned about him. i have compassion for him. i think it's clear for all of us, now the republican party, before it was neurologists and physicians like me. now it's clear to everyone and he is struggling. and i feel compassion for him. but i feel more compassion for us. because the key word today is cover-up. what did part-time know and when did they know it? kamala harris was saying he was fit. everyone is saying is he fit. is he still not saying he is -- he he's not fit but he is the last to know. what is the white house doing? where is the physician? where is biden's doctor? where is kevin o'connor coming forward and saying, look, he has got covid. okay. how is he doing mentally? how is he doing cognitively? none of that has come forward. and by the way. another disservice here is to call this about age. it's not about age. plenty of elderly people do quite w

marc siegel. thank you so much. the biden debate debacle sparking growing buzz about using a constitutional remedy for incapacitated presidents. >> the 25th? >> that's absurd. >> republicans on capitol hill not laughing. some plan to push a 25th amendment resolution this week. gop congressman michael mccaul in "focus" next. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ wounded warrior project empowers post-9/11 veterans and their families with life-changing programs and services. i realized i could be successful in a civilian career. we stand by warriors and advocate for their needs going forward. they were by my side in the hospital, and they're still with me today. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect hey, i just got a text from my sister. you re

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siegel, you have a unique perspective having survived this nightmare. my first question, where do you think the hostages are currently located and are they very close to the vicinity of mr. sinar. >> i don't know if he's alive, i don't know where he is. i don't know if he's alone. that's the only thing that i can tell you and that it's been for months. two months ago they released a video of keith and i could not watch it. and i could not see the sadness in keith's eyes because i know where he is, who he's with and what he feels, but i know that most of the hostages have been taken down underneath the ground and i'm very, very worried about them. i nearly died. >> thank you. last question, i'll be meeting with the prime minister. what message would you like me to deliver to him and for anybody who would like to answer that question. >> mr. chairman, if i just may recognize the family that is not here today, the weinstein and haggai family. we share something unfortunately where the-- judy and gadi were killed, most likely the first killed by hamas 6:30

siegel, you have a unique perspective, having survived this nightmare. my first question is, where do you think the hostages are currently located, and are they very close to the vicinity of -- >> i don't know nothing. i don't know if he is alive. i don't know if he is alone. that is the only thing i can tell you. two months ago, they released a video of keith and i could not watch it. i could not see the sadness in his eyes because i know exactly where he is and who he's with and what he feels. but, i know that most of the hostages have been taken down underneath the ground and i am very, very worried about them. i nearly died. >> thank you. >> last question. i will be meeting with the prime minister. what message would you like me to deliver to him, for anybody who would like to answer that question? >> mr. chairman, if i may recognize the family that is not here today, the weinstein and haggai family. they were likely the first killed by hamas when they were walking on their morning walk. they just were there at the wrong time at the wrong place. they

so most midway had been connected to lansky and siegel came in and testified. wilbur clark, who was the front man at the desert in. he testified bill moore, who owned a couple of casinos and was on the nevada tax commission and kefauver and his men were just aghast at the notion that you could have legal gambling, that people who might have had organized crime connections or at least been involved in illegal activity elsewhere, they could possibly be welcomed here as legitimate businessmen. and when kefauver issued his report, he said that is a case study in legal gambling. nevada speaks eloquently in the negative. well, the problem with this was that, in fact, it was legal here, whereas in other cities you were shut down and the kefauver hearings are important in american history. the key father had been elected to the senate by attacking one of the most corrupt political machines in the country. in memphis, the crump machine and he had great ambitions. he wanted to be vice president or president and going after organized crime meant going after a lot of democ

rachel: doctor siegel, welcome.onald trump said he will hold president biden's hand and go for a cognitive test. you save is important and we've seen the press do this before, hide the medical condition of presidents in the past. >> listen, transparency is part of democracy. we are supposed to know what's going on with our leaders and often we don't but not only did donald trump take two cognitive tests and talk to me in 2020 and say it should be a criteria, other leaders are sharp, we have to make sure our leader is sharp but when he had covid i interviewed him and he was full of information. here's my oxygen level, what my lungs look like, the medicine i took, sean connolly, the president's doctor, forthcoming, where is kevin o'connor not coming forward or giving information, we see all the stumbles but we don't see information. could this be that? nothing about coming forward and honest and clear with the american public. will: president biden says he has a neurological exam, that's different from a cognitive tes

siegel said that would tell a lot. dr. siegel said he trusts the doctor when he said he does not have parkinsons. does he have early assigns of dementia? >> steve: all he has to do is say because of hippa, i can't talk about that. those would be results of a cognitive test perhaps. only other metric are public opinion polls. nobody knows polls better than nate silver. he was saying, my words, he was one of the first to say his age is a big factor. right now, nate 's post said donald trump has 70% chance of winning given the current president's age and cognition, which is -- should terrify every democrat. if it is saving democracy, joe biden will lose to donald trump. >> ainsley: nate silver said, it is centered on -- not question of biden's fitness for office. critics did not change, they made the media seem out of touch. demo democratic party is in a state of crisis, they have a month until dnc. if he drops the outs, they having to put kamala harris in. if she gets in, what do polls say? donald trump winning against joe b

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marc siegel joins us now. dr. siegel, welcome and good morning and i'm so sorry -- >> good morning, guys. >> we're happy to see you but sad to see you under such circumstances. you know the president as well. what is your take-away from the medical perspective of what you saw and what your concerns are based on the video footage we've been showing all morning long? >> you know, rachel,s there's two issues, one is the psychological, the other is the medical. i'll start with the psychological. i think pete having been in war, will, i think agree with this. this immediately became a war like situation with bullets flying and note that the president first knew instinctively to get down. not everybody would do that. i mean, he act ad ed like you wd if you were in a war, hit the ground. when he had been there for a minute or two, he rose up, put up a fist and a told america i'm strong, i have courage, you should have courage too. what a stirring moment of leadership. from a medical point of view, that bodes very, very w

siegel? >> steve: would you go to dr. siegel? i've been to dr. siegel, this is a diver doctor.here are a lot of democrats, same thing we heard in 2016. a lot of democrats are talking about, donald trump is looking good to me. >> brian: we'll see, supposed to get momentum from the rnc. r ron desantis will be speaking and dana white, regular people. somebody who no longer has a regular show is chuck todd, meet the press, had opportunity to have a huge story two years ago, he chose to wait until a crisis in the biden camp to reveal a story that he proudly says he held on to. listen. >> i had a cabinet secretary two years ago, okay, two years ago, out of the blue asked me, do you really think -- he can't run again like this. i said, well, you have more interaction with him know that i do. they said, i don't have a lot of in interaction with him, pretty senior cabinet secretary, this was two years ago. >> lawrence: he is still their chief political analyst, if i remember correctly. how do you not break the number one story of the decade if you have a scoop and you are the chief poli

senator budd has been very engaged with a keith siegel a new her husband keith is still held. so yes, we will continue to encourage the prime minister to get these hostages free. i can only imagine the agony that those families are going through right now. there were a few of us that were able to go to the four yesterday, democrats and republicans, and speak the name of our hostages and talk a little bit about their background. so we all recognize that this is very, very important to get done for the families. they are americans. we need to recognize that. they are our fellow countrymen. so yes, we will continue to encourage, they say pressure we would say encourage that the families get their loved ones back soon. i know that it's, one thing i've experience with my jewish friends is that there's hashtags out there bring them home now and i support that movement. we need to bring them home now. but i would also remind everyone, and this came from a jewish friend of mine, said think about the bible, our bible, and think about pharaoh and the cry to the federal let my people go.

. -- and one of them is a native of my home state in north carolina, and that's keith siegel with his wife aviva. about 50 days after on the to 7th, she was released. -- october 7th, she was released. and thank goodness she is telling the story to the rest of world, but her husband keith from north carolina is still -- 292 days later -- being held captive. now these eight innocent souls, they should be at the top, these eight americans should be at the top of our national conscience. and every american should know their names. but instead, we see people -- even some americans, sadly -- blaming israel, pressuring israel and one american not showing up for israel today to. it's unconscionable. what hamas has done and is still doing is absolutely evil. so i think it's time for us to regain our moral compass, and it's time for officials like vice president harris to show up and fully support prime minister netanyahu. so it's time to apply maximum pressure on hamas to release the hostages and to release keith siegel. and it's long past time to bring them all home. thank you. >> [inaudible]

stuart: doctor marc siegel, thank you for joining us, see you again next week. collector user data on social issues like abortion and gun control accusing china manipulating algorithms to undermine our democracy and subdivision, hilary vaughn has a story coming up, shoplifting has skyrocketed to major cities, gerald storck says this deft is causing prices to keep on rising, gerald storch is next. stuart: this is extraordinary shoplifting and major making cities has jumped 24% since last year, gerald joins me now. it occurs in shoplifting and everything is lost up as a huge plus for amazon. >> for sure have you tried going to a pharmacy in new york anymore it's like everything's behind glass yet to call for help with the ever come prices have to go up because the store has to cover all the added theft, meanwhile all the labor for while they're locking things up in stores close in high theft areas and less competition prices rise again and because of that people are out of work is far from the fentanyl crime. stuart: how do you deal with it? >> it really isn't tha

siegel, he kept saying he is good and here everyday. not all that responsive.opsychiatric testg is not i'm here everyday, i'm sorry, that doesn't count.g you need to a neurologist with e studies of his brain.isea i agree that he probably doesn't have parkinson's degree gnomic disease but he has dimension going on and laughing matter dot help on the part of w itdr. o'connor. has to be held accountable. and by the wayel c i agree witht you said before. i feel compassion for theompa president.for it looks really sad what is goin toog on but i feel sad fore america public and they have to deal with the white house that seems overtly lying to them. >> laura: think about what this does to our foreign policies and our adversariesd think about when watching this. it's not good, thank you sog much. much. brand-new 2024 polls just released. ♪ ♪ w sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant shade in just 60 seconds. it's 20 degrees cooler under the sunsetter and we get instant protection from harmful uv rays and sun glare. for pricing starting at less

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marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu langone. have not observed this man, just from afar. what is your observation as of today? >> i'm also observing the press secretary from afar. guess who taught me how to read the teleprompter, you. guess who told me how to remain emotional content while reporting. dana. the president last night was reading off the teleprompter, eyes were not meeting the camera. he is quoting the declaration of independence without emotion. i feel -- i have not examined him and not there. to me he seemed depressed. and who wouldn't be under these circumstances? to kjp's point there is no health issue involved. there is nobody in america that believes that. we haven't heard from the president's doctor. i feel personally bad for the president. i feel compassion for him but i'm angry at the way the white house is handling this. not coming forward and not hearing from the president's doctor and getting no details. as you just pointed out to me we got six months left with the president at the helm presumably and we

he's an american from north carolina, still being held, aviva siegel joins me now.e talked before here and in tel aviv, it's so good to see you. so, what do you want to say to prime minister netanyahu this afternoon? >> i want to ask him why is he here in the states? he needs to be in israel. there's a deal to be signed, and he needs to sign the deal. he shouldn't be here while his country is in such a disaster and needs him. >> what did you think of the speech? i know you didn't go, correct? >> i didn't go to the speech. and to tell you the truth, it breaks my heart, any time to hear that he wants to win. and you know, i want to tell everybody that keith is with hamas. so if he wants to win hamas and kill hamas, that means he will kill keith, too. because keith is with them. >> you want him to stop? you don't want him to finish and get the leaders? >> i'm against killing. i'm against wars. the only thing that should be in life should be love. >> what more do you think the united states could do? because president biden is going to be in this meeting. >> i want to s

siegel, who is also held hostage your self. we would love to hear about that horrible experience for 51 days. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for hosting us. we know that these are challenging times, you know, in the house so we b thank you for being with us. we have decided to be concise in our remarks and would like to have a discussion and only a few of us unless the committee and hope that we can have a conversation with this committee. i will start with a number 291. 291 days since october 7th and i do not think of this and we will be sitting and asking something that is basic but we have been on this path and we've been able to meet very good people, it's unique window of opportunity and both seem to be close getting a deal done. this week started off with terrible news of two additional families getting that message, we have no time. and what we urge to the committee members of the house and the prime minister comes to the house, it should be a bipartisan effort to lean on him as well as other u.s. allies in the re

siegel, who is also held hostage your self.love to hear about that horrible experience for 51 days. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for hosting us. we know that these are challenging times, you know, in the house so we b thank you for being with us. we have decided to be concise in our remarks and would like to have a discussion and only a few of us unless the committee and hope that we can have a conversation with this committee. i will start with a number 291. 291 days since october 7th and i do not think of this and we will be sitting and asking something that is basic but we have been on this path and we've been able to meet very good people, it's unique window of opportunity and both seem to be close getting a deal done. this week started off with terrible news of two additional families getting that message, we have no time. and what we urge to the committee members of the house and the prime minister comes to the house, it should be a bipartisan effort to lean on him as well as other u.s. allies in the region to ge

aviva siegel who was also held hostage yourself, and we'd love to hear about that horrible experiencefor 5 a 11 -- 511 days. you, ma'am, are the wife, spouse of keith siegel, who remains a hostage currently at the hands of hamas, and we're so sorry. we're so glad you're out of there. if jonathan dekel-chen, the father of sa a gu who is currently being held by hamas. finish and adi alexander, the father of edan if who is also being held, sir, hostage by hamas. we feel for you every day. we pray for you every day. we also remember god -- and judy weinstein, american hostages who were murdered and whose family members are unable to attend this round table today. if we remember each and every one of them, and we will not rest until the remaining hostages are brought safely home. my colleagues and i look forward to hearing your stories, your testimony. and with that, mr. chen, i think i would very much like to turn the it over to you. >> now? yeah. thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for hosting us. if you and this is -- you and this esteemed committee. we know that these are challengin

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joining us now here in studio is aviva siegel. she was held hostage by the terrorist of hamas for 51 days. her husband, american citizen keith siegel, is still being held in august. if you want hold up there you go. holding up the poster right there. that's keith segal, who is still being held hostage. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me you called on netanyahu to agree to the ceasefire deal, saying it's quote, never been so close. >> why do you think the deal has not been agreed to yet? >> first of all, there's a deal on the table. and the only thing that i want to yeah from bibi netanyahu is that keep it's coming home and 120 hostages are coming home. that's the only thing that i want to hear. >> yeah. >> and why do you think he hasn't said yes i think that he wants the war to continue because he wants to win the wall and it doesn't go together. >> but coming with getting keith and the hostages out he needs to stop the wall and get kicked out what i went through with keith in those 51 days was terrible a

so the important question now is of course, who will replace a siegel and why president biden, to was her for the position that something trump has already seized on, and it kind of holds the bite and i have a slide how is accountable for the system? nice, no time to said that they failed to adequately protect him enrolled on his social media platform. that he, i quote him here, took a bullet for democracy. okay, sounds about, you know, so we're gonna take a look now as a couple of how this is paid for the democratic nomination, and then we'll come back to you. so thanks for now. will those donations and delegate supports off? so i think into both a couple of 106 that likely nomination as the democrats presidential candidates. take a look at these map, the states marked in blue show state delegations that have endorsed have bid, she needs the majority of the almost 4000 delegates to be confirmed as the counted as an august democratic national convention. and according to a survey by the associated press, the vice president has already comfortably crossed that threshold is backing from

siegel. >> unbelievable.art of the brain. brainstem or temporal lobe, cerebral lump. back of the brain vascular. almost nobody survives that literally turning in that instance he saved his life and again great courage followed. should be inspiration to all democrats and republicans both. >> ainsley: god still has a big purpose for his life. thank you so much, dr. siegel for coming un. >> absolutely. a medical miracle. thank you. >> it is. even his doctor said that at the hospital. good to see you too. lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends ahead of the convention. l.j.? ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. before apoquel chewable for allergic itch.

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marc siegel.ew court filing shows manhattan district attorney alvin bragg has agreed with trump's request to delay his july 11th criminal sentencing for up to two weeks so is that the limb and so that the judge overseeing the case could weigh whether the supreme court ruling might overturn his conviction altogether. we are now waiting for the judge's response, the surprise move comes as a court's decision already appears to have dealt a huge blow to special counsel jack smith's election interference case against the former president. for more on w what the historic ruling means, former deputy assistant general joins me now, professor you, boy do we have a lot of questions. first and foremost, that letter agreeing to a potential delay, trump would have to file by july july 24th, do you think that judge mershon agrees? >> d.a. here is vowing to the inevitable, and this is a test to see if judge merch on really is going to do his duty or is he related that bias against president trump? because this w

siegel, he kept saying is he good and is he here every day.hat responsive. >> well, neuropsychiatric testing is not i'm here every day. i'm sorry, that doesn't count. you need a neurologist. he never made aware the imaging studies of his brain is i agree he probably doesn't have parkinson's' disease but he has some kind of progressive dementia going on. that laughing manner doesn't help us either on the part of dr. o'connor. he has to be held accountable. by the way, laura, i agree with what you just said before. i feel compassion for the president. it looks really sad what's going on here. but i feel compassion for the american public, too. and that they have to deal with the white house that seems to be overtly lying to them think what this does to foreign policy and adversaries. thank you so much. brand new 2024 polls just released. we're going to dive in, next. ♪ >> laura: brand new swing state polling just out from emerson and the key five swing states. president trump leads kamala in all but one. is he up by five in arizona. two in georg

marc siegel is a doctor at langone medical center.s signed the national plan to end parkinson's act. the brother of a congressman and weekston is a virginia congresswoman with the disease. how significant is this legislation? >> this is significant, mike. i'm glad we're talking about this because it seems like this could have lost a -- escaped our attention but it is important. first of all, the michael j. foxx foundation is behind this as usual. they do amazing work in the world. i've interviewed them and michael j. foxx himself amazing work. this is all because of shelly capito in west virginia who noticed that state has a high rate of parkinson's disease comparatively. why is that? well, it is because of pesticides and cleaning fluids and things in the environment and they are looking into that. why some places more than others? the other issue is we need to diagnose this earlier, mike, so that we can actually intervene earlier with things that replace dopamine. it basically decreases the amount of dopamine in the brain and we need

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marc siegel is a fox news medical contributor and professor of medicine at nyu medical center.secretary yesterday didn't seem to do the president any favors. left more questions unanswered than answered. prompting the white house doctor, kevin o'connor. the white house physician to release the following memo saying "dr. devon kinard was the neurological specialist that examined president biden for each of its annual physicals. president biden has not seen a neurologist outside of his physical. dr. kinard was chosen for this responsibility not because he is a specialist but because is a highly regarded neurologist across the military health system." so come in your mind and i know you're married to a neurologist, does this put the issue to rest? >> well, john, i don't think this is parkinson's. and i think what puts the issue to rest are a couple of things. one is you realize kevin o'connor has written in two physicals now the words "he doesn't have parkinson's" and i don't believe a physician whose license was on the line would want to directly lie in the medical record. now th

. >> and i believe we have cac chair kat siegel perhaps remotely. >> hello. good morning commissioners. at the june 26 meeting the cac had a long discussion on the [indiscernible] you will be considering as part of item 6 today. most of the discussion time was spent on the curbside ev charging pilot project. under the city wide planning program. multiple members raised concerns the ev charging struct would entrench parking at the city curb space when we should focus shifting to other modes and said this is out of alignment with transit first policy. other members acknowledged that many people in the city will continue to rely on cars and curbside parking and advocated this is a important pilot given the state mandate to transition to electric vehicles. a motion to remove the curbside ev charging pilot failed and the cac voted unanimously to approve it with a requirement for a follow-up presentation from sfmta on the pilot project at our next meeting. on the [indiscernible] members were glad to see concerns raised about the proposed lane conversions on the 280