art caplan and dr.io ramirez, my thanks to both of you. >>> meanwhile, chicago is gearing up for first big test of the post covid vaccination era. lollapalooza is expecting thousands of fans to gather at grant park, and each is to provide proof of vaccination or a negative test in the last three days to get in the door. joining us is shaquille brewster, and shaq, i did not realize that lollapalooza was a thing. i remember watching it on mtv and i'm not sure what that says about me, but tell us what other precautions are in place there, and the folks that you are encountering as the folks are walking through the area that you are. are they worried at all? >> well, it is very much a thing, geoff. you can tell by the flood of people coming in, and we have been seeing the lines of people all day long, and as you are talking about the precautions, this is what it is looking like. this is the main gate to lollapalooza, and it is people showing the vaccination cards or showing the proof of negative coronavirus

daisy and rachelle caplan say pthey were vaccinated in february, but recently tested positive for covidh mild symptoms while on vacation out west. >> the parks are so packed with people. >> we really didn't abandon the masks in any public places. that's kind of the most baffling and scary part. >> reporter: health experts stress the risk to vaccinated people is extremely low. but dr. fauci telling us, it is conceivable, if you've been vaccinated and get infected with this new highly transmissible delta variant, even though you don't get sick from it, you could still possibly spread it. linsey? >> kaylee, thank you. >>> and there is word that the manhattan district attorney is expected to file tax fraud charges tomorrow against former president trump's family company and the trump organization's chief financial officer, allen weisselberg. but will the former president be charged? here's abc's chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: abc news has learned the trump organization has been told it will be hit with criminal charges tomorrow by the manhattan district attorney'

this is deborah caplan. jfk drive closure is a street closure and it's not part of the slow streets program. and so the time for commenting about the jfk drive issue would be later in the agenda when there's another opportunity for general public comment. >> okay. all right. so can somebody give me a nudge, at that point, please, because i would like to bring tremendous problems are being faced by physically disabled people with respect to that area. >> chairman: yes. we will notify you. >> okay. i'll sit tight and wait. thank you so much for your patience and for your understanding. >> chairman: thank you. are there any other public comments for slow streets program at this time? >> yes. we have one other public commenter. walksf, you've been allowed to unmute. >> thank you. this is brian hogson from walk san francisco and, yes, nicole alluded to i'm the facilitator for the senior and the pedestrian work group. we just finalized and shared our report on slow streets with the sfmta staff, along with the othe

caplan with our crew members on board you have very grew up stand by. standby stand stand by me. >> so a nominal flight. here comes the crew capsule back from space. the drones deployed here, the mains out re thing and coming to a full inflation. per hour rocket went over mach 3 and now they're coming floating back down and just about 15 or 16 miles an hour. >> about to join us home back here in west texas after having gone over the karman line. the internationally recognized line of space. the world's newest astronauts. >> i'm not friends. i i'm speechless. >> and those big beautiful windows. >> just got about a minute and a half. floating the activation of the scourge at 2 for for soft touchdown. at this there are sensors on board that are detecting how high they are above the ground multiple sensors and just 6 feet above the ground cushion of air will puff and they will have a soft touch down. almost like just sitting in a chair. but i'm sure their adrenaline is pumping. >> welcome back. new shepard first human a lot of like that congratulations to a

a there are lawyers like robby caplan who is working on this ho for years.. there are many, many women working towards it. we need to be paying attention n to the legal system as a whole and how it has failed us. >> right. i want to talk about the britney conservatorship and tie these together. when it comes to the britney case, you said you recognized her rage. tell me more about that. >> so i wrote a little bit about my experience growing up as a child actor and being sort of the breadwinner for everyone around me. friends and to a degree some ar family members. my relationship with my parents is extremely close and my parents are incredible people. but i understood how complicated money makes things. especially when you are young and a woman in any kind of entertainment business. what i saw out of britney and what i see, especially with the judge's latest ruling to not end her conservatorship, which is absolutely shocking to me, given the testimony she gave and the fact that so much of what she talked about sounds like a humaa rights violation. it is abso

my name is deborah caplan deputy director of the mayor's office on disability and i will proceed withg remarks and t