fe nta nyl. high quality.rs had delivered the fentanyl about half—an—hour before we arrived. some were openly taking it on the street, seemingly unworried about the police. there you go. seeing this first—hand is pretty shocking. he trying to make it up. there you go. you got it, bro? so fentanyl�*s been knocking out other drugs on the street? so it used to be heroin, crack, meth, and it is all becoming fentanyl? fentanyl was developed as a pain medication. its use as a recreational drug has exploded due to its cost. it's 100 times stronger than morphine and even a tiny quantity kill. yeah, this is like this every day, every day. there's evidence of drug use everywhere. there you go, one that's been used — two, three — these are $4 needles — three, four, five, six. here's a bag of needles. here's a needle right here. i mean, anyone could, i mean, a kid... a kid could walk right by here, and come to grab they toy on the side and get poked right by that needle. if i see someone who's, you know, doing drugs or so

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where's the nta stand right now in terms of reinforcement? i just on the operation side, but also putting more safety officials in stations? >> they are still running at about 50%. they have not recovered from pre-pandemic. a more in more people are taking the subway and it feels taxed usually around commuting time, it is still not there yet. crime is one of the biggest reasons why, that you hear from people time and time again, i still do not feel safe to ride this was system. both the mayor and governor of new york have been putting resources, adding police officers the subway systems cannot not just combat the actual crime, but also to combat the perception of crime on the subway systems. guy: we will leave it there. we will be back to you later in the program. shelly banjo updating us on the latest. we will continue to update you on develop mensa as they happen. as shelly said, it chaotic scene at the moment. we may get some briefings within the next couple of hours. of course, we will continue to keep you updated as to what we find out.

we know the ceo of the nta said he asked for the officers that you mentioned that mayor adams says he wants them. this is what he says. thank you both. >>> the last hour, the kwhwhite house released new details about $800 million of additional aid to ukraine. president biden unveiled the news to president zelenskyy in a call today. it includes artillery systems, armored hum vees. the u.s. has given ukraine more than $3 billion in security assistance. >> some of them are reenforcing capabilities that we have already been providing ukraine and some of them are new capabilities that we have not provided to ukraine. all of them are designed to help ukraine as we talked about. help ukraine in fight they are in right now and the fight they will be in in coming days and weeks in the eastern part of the country. >> video appears to show a cluster bomb, which is banned. it's seen going off in kharkiv. one explosion is immediately followed by a series of blasts. cnn's team has observed stepped up shelling in the residential part. the mayor there believes as many as 180,000 people may be trapped

virtual, deputy program manager monica the nta. jeremy at the department of public works. nicole bond. disability and also by vanhotten with the office of economic and workforce development. i have slides that i prepared on the laptop. wonderful. >> great. so a brief stet of presentation slides. most recently the board voted on a shared space amendment to extend the pandemic program. il talk what the impoccasions are for small business constituents that reloyal on this program. >> and also present a bit about our current grant's program. both the shared spaces as well as other grant opportunity at office of economic and workforce development to many of the same small buildingses that have shared paces. >> as a quick reminder shared space system a program this seeks to safely activate many parts of the out doors in the public realm this it is work that we had been doing in san francisco for many years and adapted to meet demands of the covid era moving commercial out doors. under the shared spabss ordinance, which the board of supervisors passed in july 2021 and amended thi

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there are reports that a man through some sort of device while wearing clothes similar to an nta uniformng to our viewers, we are about to put some graphic images on the screen. these scenes are inside the station. inside the subway station where this incident occurred. it is a serious incident. let's get to the markets, a rally on wall street despite the news on inflation, dow is up 200, nasdaq up 254. the 10 year treasury seems amazing to me. the yield has come down. a 40-year hyperinflation and the yield on the treasury down to 2. 70 one%. one%. the price of oil going up close to one hundred dollars a barrel and bitcoin closely correlating with stocks covering a little ground back to 40,000, $400 a coin. now this. another inflation bombshell. consumer prices went up 8. 5% in the last year. that is a real shock. anyone under 50 has never seen anything like this before. president biden laid the blame on just about everyone. meatpackers, oil companies, the supply chain, chip shortages and now vladimir putin. today he will visit iowa and use the expression putin's price hikes. that is a p