jfk, where is aoc, kathy hochul, running for goverr here?the national organization? where is the me too movement? a woman got broke and you see a press conference, this woman is getting her face busted up at jfk international. app jfk you cannot fly in without being faxed but you can smash a woman's face in on the way out. and no one -- sharpton hasn't said anything about it and they talk about right wing violence but they look at this on the television everyday. >> brian: sharon, what is your approach que? >> sharon: there is not enough police may know that but in major cities when you call a case it could take 20 minutes to five hours. >> brian: especially new orleans. >> sharon: new orleans, washington, chicago, los angeles today my grandchildren went to school. and aunt the line before they dropped off, there was a homeless man there with his shirt off picking at his chest. there was blood going everywhere. there were little kids screaming and it took 20 minutes for the police to come. i'm talking about from kindergarten to eighth grade.

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or be

paint the void is going to be putting murals on the blacktop throughout jfk. so, and these are some of the representative artists that are coming from all over the city to create art and kind of change it from looking like a road to a place you can wander down and step on the mural and look at the mural and you're also going to be able to watch installations of the art, which is starting this weekend. so, here is some of the examples going through just to give you some pictures. the first one, this is next to peacock meadow. then a, we are a native land, coming to, you know, represent the importance of the history of our land. this is just a beautiful flower placed. this is on the lindsay bridge and this is where the lenny dancers are and you can see it embedded in the art and i got to speak to her yesterday by phone as she standing out there talking where the different pieces are going. we're doing it carefully so they paint only in certain areas, so that there's ways for people to come through. the rose garden, you'll notice the rose images and 14th avenue e

working on since he was vice president senses son died of brain cancer and thinking that to f president jfk speech six years ago yesterday on —- county years ago to strike those parallels to go to the moon and while it may seem a far-flung idea and then the brain power to achieve that one of the big things is with the advanced research project agency for healthcare modeled on innovative agencies and renders focused on defense technologies another being energy with $1 billion of funding and the president introduced for that initiative yesterday and to show they will lead the effort and one of the big goals of this agency is to backup research and accelerated and to bring those implementations but those chronic diseases you typically hear people are suffering from that they don't have treatments or cures alzheimer's or diabetes or many types of cancer. the lead of the agency the president introduced her yesterday also signing anor executive order yesterday with the headline on that the white house launches the effort to bolster domestic bio manufacturing. you wrote the story. what is the effo

the faa wants to go out of jfk. either we get these fights, or is not worth us to get these fights out of the end of october. the faa says to me, we are not going to get pressured into making a decision early. it's not just one airline that says we want flights and we are going to give it to you. we have to look at everybody who wants flights. everybody wants flights out of jfk. there is some public back and forth here. i'll be curious to see how it shakes out. >> there are problems across the country. a lot of these roots were cut. it's going to take a long time. all the pilots who were flying those regional jets, bumped up to mainline carriers. usually bigger cities. they have better routes. now, you have to fill that system. it's going to take time. you know what it's like. you fly into a smaller city on a regional jet, you normally say that he was on her son's soccer team. they are young. they come into the system. it's going to take some time. >> great to see you. >> could to be here. >>> students of the presid

that's no jfk.ing that as your launching pan, no pun intended. the comparison might be found wanting. >> yeah, no, i forgotten actually seeing that speech of kennedys. i'd forgotten that line about why does rice play texas and that's why we choose to go to the moon and a terrific example of his ability to deploy humor, you know, even at the most when committing himself to the most significant goal actually probably of his presidency. yeah, he's, biden is obviously known kennedy and look this moon shoot thing, this cancer target is no moon shot either. of course it's great, everybody be delighted everybody wants to work, everybody is working towards reducing deaths from cancer and if it can be and there's some way of getting cancer deaths down by half that's one thing, but look the important thing is the difference between that goal and the moonshot is the cancer that's one can be let's be honest. it can be numerically or statistically manipulated. they can claim cancer deaths from all kinds of the m

thousands of people lined by the tracks to watch jfk's train.r beloved means to travel. she was supposed to be by train, but they were afraid and the security was going to be needed. they haven't been able to do this. they were concerned about flowers on the tracks and too many people at the station. you would have to have literally police taking flowers off the tracking all the way down to aberdeen. that's why it's changed. >> thank you very much. nice to talk to you this morning. thank you. >>> 42 minutes past the hour. conspiracy theorist alex jones back in court. >>> and inflation is cooling. for 24 hours. aveeno® ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second sca i know my glucose mbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us we just moved. s

. >>> it was 60 years to the day since jfk delivered that legendary speech talking about his vote toman on the moon by the end of the decade. president biden today gave his own speech at the jfk library talking about what he says is a similarly bold proposal. cutting the death rate from cancer in half in the next quarter ensign -- century. the president saying that they did not have the tools 60 years ago to put a man on the moon. that was something they had to work on. president biden arguing that today, in 2022, the united states does have the tools to achieve his goal. he said it is a bolt, ambitious and completely doable proposition that he is putting out there when it comes to cutting cancer rates in half in the united states. one that president biden said is personal to him. he talked about his own son beau biden dying of cancer. the president talking about this, talking about this as part of his broader proposal trying to achieve this goal that he says is just as ambitious as the one jfk rolled out. kaitlyn collins, cnn, the white house. >>> the 74th emmy awards aired on monda

. >> reporter: as you said, 60 years ago today, jfk speak at rice university.e said, we choose to go to the moon seven years later, the apollo mission, and then the human beings take a step on the moon today president biden will visit the jkk library and museum to talk about his cancer moonshot this is something that started during the obama administration when biden was vice president. it's now being relaunched with an ambitious goal to cut the cancer death rate in the next 25 years and improve the experiences of cancer patients and their families this is a fight that's deeply personal to president biden. he lost his son beau to brain cancer in 2015 another part of this effort is to improve the rates of cancer screening. this is something that's so important to prevent cancer deaths, but there's been a downtick in that since the covid-19 pandemic. they want to get that going again as part of this overall effort to, again, reduce the cancer death rate in this country. back to you. >> like jfk said they went to the moon not because it's easy but because it's dif

jfk was not around when that happened. that was under lyndon johnson and and shameless plug that it is my book. i i cover johnson's approach to withdrawal policy and as we know that that never fully went through because by the end of 1964 johnson was conducting reprisal strikes on north vietnam and then into 1965 more sustained strikes. would rolling thunder bombing and then by the middle of 1965 100,000 troops were going in that would rise to over half a million by 1968. but lbj is a fascinating character. not only with respect to vietnam, but with respect to power and bob caro's wonderful work. on lbj really is a study of power and i want to play a couple of clips from lbj that gives you a sense of how he wielded that power one of them comes from just 10 days or so after he became president. it's a conversation between johnson and jackie kennedy the late president's widow, and it's notable for a variety of reasons, but particularly for johnson, who knows that he is going to need to stay in the good graces of the kennedy

today president biden will visit the jfk library in boston to talk about his cancer moon shot. this is something that started during the obama administration when biden was vice president, now being relaunched with an ambitious goal, to cut the cancer death rate in half in 25 years. also, to improve the experiences of cancer patients and their families this is something that is deeply personal to president biden. he lost his own son beau to brain cancer in 2015 also part of this effort is a call to action for cancer screenings, so important to prevent death and cancer but some of that lull during the covid-19 pandemic. so they really want to kick that off again. guys >> looking forward to the words. drew, thank you. >>> in what analysts say could be a turning point in the war, ukraine has recaptured swaths of territory in the northeast as russian forces pull back, liberated towns and cities are hoisting the ukrainian flag in celebration. our meagan fitzgerald is in kyiv with the latest. >> reporter: frances and philip, good morning we are seeing the ukrainians making some signi

. >>> today is the 60th anniversary of jfk's iconic moon shots speech that led to the u.s.eing the first country to put a man on the moon. and drawing inspiration from that day, president biden will deliver remarks on moon shot at the jfk library and museum in boston he will detail his goals after relaunching the initiative this year to cut the cancer rate in half over the next 25 years. >>> in california, more than 8,000 firefighters are working to contain 11 major wildfires across the state the largest are the mosquito, fairview, and mountain fires which together have burned nearly 90,000 acres in ten days. the mosquito fire seen here is only 10% contained with communities in two counties under evacuation orders. the statewide fire update also warns that more fires might be coming, and there is a high risk for lightning in northern california hot temperatures and breezy winds are forecast for the bay area >> but for many, rev rain is on the way. let's get to michelle grossman happy monday, michelle how are we looking this morning? >> happy monday, guys. we're looking for

the faa is in the process of looking whether or not to approve more slots out of jfk.slots at jfk would follow the faa's well-established process of awarding them fairly and to increase competition the other big majors we're talking about, america, delta and southwest, as i mentioned, the collin conference going on today. we'll hear from the ceo of american out today saying they're seeing strong demand in december it's not softening which a lot of people expected after labor day. what we're hearing from airlines, including american ceo, demand remains robust. >> interesting business demand, too, phil we talked about that during the heart of the pandemic. what are we seeing >> it's relevant it's improving, still not close to where it was before the pandemic it's certainly better than it was a year ago as compared to the first quarter, the second quarter. it's gradually getting better. we're still not at prepandemic le levels >> big question we've been entertaining phil, thank you. >> it sounds like he's at an airport. a lot going on back there. >>> speaking of things go

he has written about leadership, cochair of the carlyle group and chairman of the board for the jfk center for performing arts and national gallery

it's happening at the jfk library on the 60th anniversary to the day of jfk's moonshot speak, talkingoon. the white house is not being shy about drawing the parallels. this is something that affects nearly every family. and the president is going to be setting a goal of cutting the deaths from cancer in the united states in half in the next 25, quarter century, 25 years. so that's something they're saying is their big basically on par with jfk's moonshot speech. they want to say this is going to be what we're shooting for. this is our ambition, so expect the president to be leaning heavily into those parallels when you see him speaking in a few moments from now. >> kaitlan collins at the white house for us, thank you. >>> ahead, we go back live to scotland. the new king and queen consort will be joining other members of the royal family there honoring the late queen elizabeth. you're live in the cnn newsroom. stay right there. so when her windshield got a crack... she e scheduled with safelite in just a few clicks. we came to her housese... ...replaced the windshield... and installed

a reanimated jfk.n this case stacy would be happy because he doesn't need a heartbeat. >> that jake joe company must i makes no sense. >> it may made nonsense at at oscar mike and i reiterate how rich you would be? you what have to make sense. >> i'll tell you the number later does that number begin with a b. >> you would be doing alright. i'm going to ignore your for th rest of the show. kaylee, how far along? >> seven months. >> i will give you extra time because you'll be commenting fo acute ischemic heart beating fo two dna for two. it. >> what do you make of this pole ? >> it's not surprising. at the left makes a caricature of latinos. if you are latino, you must car about the border. when i had the unfortunate distinction of being college with brian stelter, they used t say to me when trump was runnin for the nominating and 2020 thi is politics of addition and subtraction and the sky subtracting all the latinos out. as it turns out, he increased a the party's margin and 2016. in 2020 and miami-da

the moon shot took some, time but seven years after jfk's speech the u.s.ing soviet rivals in the space race. that was a visual original moon shot. on the 16th anniversary j.k.'s speech, president biden mirror to jfk's ambition at the john f. kennedy presidential library. president biden announced new steps in america's next great moon shot. and in cancer as we know. it president biden first reignited his admission earlier this year, announcing his goal of reducing the death rate from cancer by 50% over the next 25 years. for some perspective, according to the cdc, 602,000 people in the united states die from cancer in 2020. it is the second leading cause of death in america after heart disease. that is the bad news. the good news is that from 2001 to 2020, cancer death rates were down 27%. but we can do better. the initiative aims to achieve that goal of doing better, we are speeding up the discovery of new treatments and improving prevention, detection, and treatment to those who are suffering from the disease. like the regional move, shot this plan bring

biden spoke on the 60th anniversary of jfk's moonshot speech pushing his own cancer moonshot initiative, aimed at cutting cancer deaths by half. he talked about using blood tests to screen for multiple forms of cancer. he is hoping to stir up the same kind of enthusiasm as kennedy's space effort. >> i believe we can usher in the same unwillingness to postpone. the same national purpose that will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills to end cancer as we know it. and even cure cancers once and for all. >> the fight against cancer is personal to biden whose son beau died of a brain tumor. >>> in california, efforts are under way to clean up after mudslides. homes and vehicles were damaged in the san bernardino community of forest falls. residents were told to shelter in place. but evacuation orders were posted for other communities. after that -- all that after heavy rain hit the area sunday. abc's kayna whitworth reports. >> reporter: southern california cleaning up as millions in the west brace for potential flooding. >> look at that. >> reporter: in los angel

well, jfk said, i guess we all have our own ways of relaxing from the burdens of office. at least i won't leave any marks on the floor. i wouldn't even tell you where that one goes. but anyway, let's return to taft. for he found in my beloved baseball another means of relaxation. it was taft to in 1910 at a washington senators game throughout the first ball and that became a thing that presidents do legend also taps calves credit with the seventh evening stretch as the story is told the six foot two 300 pound president grew increasingly uncomfortable in the small wooden chairs. so by the seventh inning he stood to stretch his legs then his fellow spectators decided that they saw him rising and they'd follow his lead as a matter of respect for the presidency. thus the tradition of the seventh ending stretch was started. while following in taft splits footsteps baseball has provided relaxation for presidents hoover who considered baseball? number one fan for nixon for reagan who would announce cubs games when he was during his broadcasting career for bush 43 who had owned t

trump era, people tended to say that you could find more conspiracy theories on the left around the jfk assassination. i would view conspiracy theories as a bipartisan phenomenon. i think that is absolutely the facts. the other thing is that you have to distinguish conspiracy theories that are true and those that are false and i think that only research and reputable fact-finding can make that distinction. >> you said 1/5 of americans believe that all mass shootings are created or fake. how do you combat that? >> that is a great question. it is difficult to combat this when people have already embraced a conspiracy theory. it is difficult to talk them out of it. what has happened lately is that there has been research into trying to quote, inoculate people. against believing in conspiracy theories or recognizing them when they spread as misinformation and that has been helpful to people. as long as it can identify those theories before they embrace them. that is a bit more successful. >> talking about her book, you can watch that online anytime at book tv.org. the book is called sandy h

is something that the faa is considering increasing the number of slots, and any additional slots at jfk follow the faa's well-established process of awarding them fairly and to increase the number of flights there to a number of different carriers so we'll talk about that in a bit. real quick, i want to talk about jet fuel you see that down there, it pulled down 17% from the june high, and keep in mind they were able to pass along the price increases in the form of airfares and i don't think the price of oil is the reason airline stocks are higher and that's the next tailwind, and if it continues in the third quarter. >> if jet fuel comes down which it should, do you think fares are going to come down >> it is supply and demand >> yes >> i get this question all of the time from people they're not in the business to give us the lowest fares demand is there and they can charge what they are charging right now and there are low-cost carriers that are going with the lowest possible fare and there is a market for that and there's also a market for the business traveler or the international t

. >>> president biden is in boston about to arrive at the jfk library.ago john f. kennedy gave the famous moon shot speech vowing to send americans to the moon. >> we choose to go to the moon and do the other things, not because they are easy but because they are hard. >> well today president biden is announcing new efforts of a moon shot of his own cutting the cancer death rate in half over the next 25 years. joining us now is dr. emanuel, a former obama white house health policy advisor that helped craft the affordable care act and served on the covid advisory board and wrote the book, "which country has the world's best health care?" doctor, we learned from the american cancer society, overall cancer deaths dropped by about a third in 1991 to 2019. how far along this path are we already? >> we're doing well. we are doing much better in terms of detecting cancer and treating people with cancer. i would say -- and we have a lot of new drugs in clinical trials. i'd say we have two big hurdles that we have to overcome. one is getting rid of the disparitie

local musicians can perform in two locations at the intersection of jfk and nancy pelosi drive. this -- > >> the money will be sent startg on october 7th with the last chs last checks expected to be direct deposited or mailed out by november 14. state officials say that more than 90% of the payments are expected to hit big big accounts by the end of octo, of october, they will range from from $200-$1500. that depends on on the income level of recent m. recent means. a new study found that 46% of people surveyed believe that the act of wardrobd should be a legal offense. when they by the item with the intention of returning it latere may seem like a harmless way to save some cash. research is saying otherwise. less than half half of all returned goods can be resold by companies that will will price. return fraud cost retailers $12.6 billion. all right, jocelyn committed that she is guilty of that. >> i do a lot of amazon returns. returns. i will admit to that. i to that. i try it on our home, that does not fit the way that t it did. >> you are not wearing it on about? >> no. > >>

at new york's jfk airport more than 100 delta pilots walk information ready to strike if negotiation delays continue. airline pilots association saying, contemplating a strike is not something we take lightly . the ball is in delta managements court right now. >> last contract we negotiated was in 2016. our last pay raise was in 2019. we would like to include these negotiations sooner rather than later. >> it is time that delta air lines puts forth a contract to the delta pilots that reflects the contributions we've made. >> reporter: delta air lines issuing a statement that says our goal remains to continue providing delta pilots with an industry-leading overall contract with the best compensation based on pay, retirement, and profit-sharing. american airlines is saying, we've put forward an industry- leading proposal that would provide immediate and significant improvement. passengers have faced extremes at airports around the country like continued delays, cancellations, baggage problems, and pilot shortages. while pilots say the indoor and flew through the pandemic. >> we have ta

the american knowledge i got was listening over the radio to things like the jfk assassination. we did not have tv where i grew up, so i was fascinated by america and what it offer the world. that combination got me recruited out of campus. i did not join an australian company. the companies that came by that were american, i was intrigued by. " join us and we will show you the world!" what i was exposed to and the dow recruiting line -- david: was your family a wealthy family? andrew: no. we were a blue-collar family. they were immigrants. my father raised his brothers when he was 12. get his brothers built a small, fledgling building business in darwin. david: you go to work at dow in hong kong initially. andrew: they sent me down to a cold part of australia, called millburn. i got cold redefine for me when i went to michigan, but i thought it was cold at the time. there was a factory in hong kong, and they send 4 australian engineers. they said -- david: dow is a famous chemical company. how do you go from hong kong with this australian accent to an american company in the mi

knighted only has two daily nonstop flights between jfk and sfo.rican has four, while delta and alaska airlines each have five. another billionaire had a serious problem with one of his pet projects. brazos rocket company, blue origin has its first launch failure. the rocket took off. one minute later, he had an engine it had the rocket had an engine failure. the booster cut out an automatic abort, saved the crew capsule, which had no crew onboard. what did carry several nasa experiments. the faa says it will oversee blue origins. investigation of the incident, latest read on inflation, was released this morning and sent stocks down right now it's more than 800 points down. of course , the concern now is about interest rates. pam cook is taking a look into all of this and more in dollars and cents. as i mentioned yesterday, it's the first of many reports out this week. that's certainly going to affect wall street. the consumer price index came in this morning rose in august. despite lower gas prices, economists were actually expecting ast that repo

he's in boston, massachusetts, at the jfk library.ng this goal cutting cancer deaths in half over the next 25 years, he says that's one of the reasons he ran for president. he announced a number of new programs designed to make that a reality. athena jones is in boston with us and joined by elizabeth cohen. athena, how much of this initiative is driven by president biden's deep sense of loss and grief because of his son beau dying to brain cancer a few years ago? >> you have to imagine quite a bit of it, jake. that line that you just men mentioned set out to me as well, this idea he ran for president because of this cancer moonshot. we've been talking about how he has been working on this issue for a number of years. it was back in 2016 at his state of the unian that then president barack obama tasked vice president biden with leading this initiative and, you know, he said at the time or soon after that, you know, that he was going to spend the rest of his time in office working on this and the rest of his life he was going to devote

the speech at the jfk presidential library comes 60 years to the day after president kennedy's moonshot address. he is said to highlight a test for early screening that may save lives through early detection. >>> now to the farewell for the late queen elizabeth. her coffin arrived in edinburgh, scotland yesterday after a six-hour journey from balmoral castle where she passed away last week. it will be moved to a cathedral there today for a ceremony involving king charles. >> in london, flower bouquets are being taken from outside royal residences and rearranged in local parks. president biden and the first lady will attend her funeral a week from today. as for now, the plan calls for all heads of state going to the event to ride on buses from a secret location to westminster abbey. >> king charles will head to scotland today and visit wales and northern ireland this week. >> as his reign begins he faces serious challenges, including those stemming from the uk's colonial past. james longman reports. >> reporter: flanked by yet more cheering rounds, king charles made his way to the palace

the american, if you like, knowledge that i got was listening over the radio to things like the jfk assassinationman on the moon. we did not have tv where i grew up. so, i was fascinated by america and what it offered the world. that combination, being recruited out of campus, i did not join an australian company. the ones that came by that were american were the ones that i was intrigued by. dow had the best recruiting line offer for a 21-year-old. join us and we will show you the world. david: was your family a wealthy family? andrew: no, blue-collars, we would call them. he my father lost his parents when he was 12. he became an apprentice and a carpenter and he and his two brothers built a small business building. i was a first go to university in my family. david: you go to work at dow, and hong kong initially? andrew: they sent me down to a very cold part of australia called melbourne, that had a lot of great people. cold was redefined when i went to michigan, i went there for six months. there was an accident in a factory in hong kong, they sent for australian engineers. i went to work to

jfk and detroit tied for third in the mega category, and what that means is 33 million or more passengers per year. the study looked at factors like terminal facilities, and experience back to baggage claim and departure. overall satisfaction, just the overall satisfaction felt by about 25 points compared to a year before. > >> they are smiling, you may not not be. the dow, closing at a new low for 2022 as fears of a recession rise. the dow fell 486 486 points today. the nasdaq down almost 200. the s&p 500 dropped 64. > >> fremont has a new korean grocery store. this is mega mart that opened its third u.s.. u.s. location. it is over at the the old sprouts store. mega mart carries specialty korean products and a deli with a chef serving fresh foods if you're hungry. mega mart has another location in sunnyvale, and one in duluth, georgia. > >> right now in sonoma county, fire stations are equipped with a new emergency response tool. they are mobile generators powered by the sun. kpix 5's wilson walker had a chance to see how crews are putting them together. >> what we are building here is a

america, if you like, the knowledge that i got was listening over the radio to things like jfk assassinationnd man on the moon. we did not have tv where i grew up. i was just fascinated by america and what it offered the world. i did not join a british company or an australian company. the companies that can buy that were american were the ones that i was intrigued by. dow had the best model for a 21-year-old, join us and experience the world. david: did you come from a wealthy family? quick no, blue-collar. immigrants. my father, he lost his parents, so he raised his two younger brothers when he was 12. he became an apprentice and a carpenter. he and his brothers built a small business in darwin. they sent me down to a very cold part of australia called melbourne. i got cold redefined when i went to michigan, but i thought it was cold at the time. there was an accident in a factory in hong kong. david: dow is a very famous chemical company, was for quite some time. how did you go from hong kong with this australian accent to an american company in the middle of the united states? andrew: th

biden's speech on what's called the cancer moonshot came exactly 60 years after jfk's famous addressbout landing astronauts on the moon by the end of the decade. >> imagine the possibilities. vaccines that can prevent cancer like there is for hpv. imagine molecular zip codes that could deliver drugs and gene therapy precisely to the right tissues. >> president obama launched the cancer moonshot initiative in 2016 and put then vice president biden in charge. mr. biden's son beau died of brain cancer in 2015. >>> still to come, life-saving play. a goalkeeper's quick thinking helped save the life of a fan during a soccer match. goalkeep helped save the life of a fan during a soccer match. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults. they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to st

doesn't he look young, he went, gosh, he was of course, the youngest president ever still is jfk the youngest president. jfk was the youngest elected, but tr was younger, as you recall was put in by the assassination of mckinley. anyway, this crisis was the coal strike of 1902. any of you know anything about the coal strike? about two? not. yeah you may have read a few things about it's mentioned here and there, but the dimensions of it is first of all, it's a fascinating story. and the dimensions and were extraordinary. so let me get in line here. i got to get used to this. this is not my so i'll get used to it. so that's what you see right? what you see. okay. it was a major crisis at the time everybody knew about it and. you'll see why shortly because it affected every american in a major way. so you know, the cartoon was a good way of getting sense of what's going on in any presidential administration or any anything else. look at the cartoons you get a very good idea. and plus, there are a lot of fun, so why not? so you can see from this cartoon really capital and labor were a m

we were mentioning the jfk funeral. the closest thing that we had of something to this magnitude. this is ten days. obviously they've got a tiktok on this for every day. the details we do not know what the queen's intentions or wishes were or are, but do we know anything at this point? >> well, we do. it is always a very sad time, neil, but one of the things that is wonderful about monarchy is the continuity. of course prince charles is now king charles. king charles iii is what he will go by, so there needs to be that ceremony. the coronation will not be for many months, but he will ascend as king. we will see his leadership set in. we will also seek quite a lot from prince william who will be taking on some special rules that the royal family will have behind closed doors. they are currently at balmoral and will remain privately has a family before they do return to london. interestingly, though, also there will be services, and there will be events. every capital and all of the other countries that make up great britain. the northern island, wales. >> neil: amazing. hillary, yo

it's all part of promenade played a series of free events along the jfk promenade. francisco health department will be offering monkey pox vaccines this weekend at the folsom street fair. the health department says federal authorities approved a request for more doses ahead of sunday street fair. they will be available between 10 am and four pm the pox vaccine doses are also set to be administered next weekend at the castro street fair. this weekend. the pacific coast of fog fest returns for the first time in two years. the free two day festival is expected to bring thousands of visitors to pacifica, organizers say. for many people, the annual event is a family tradition. it's just really brings the community together because it's really built around the community and the communities. it's run by the community and our and our nonprofit groups. so that's what makes it really special. so um and i think people really appreciate that. it's been gone. now it's back and very excited. the event runs from 10 a.m. to six p.m. saturday and sunday. this year is the 35th annual

abc's mola lenghi is at jfk with the latest.d morning to you, mola. >> reporter: good morning, eva. on this labor day weekend what is expected to be a busy labor day weekend, the unofficial end to summer. millions of americans squeezing in one last trip, one last getaway before the end of the season. nearly 13 million americans are expected to travel this holiday weekend. that's according to the online travel booking website hopper. this comes as the embattled airline industry is struggling with staffing and scheduling issues causing unprecedented flight delays, cancellations and, frankly, just a lot of unhappy passengers. if that isn't enough, this week airline pilots have been picketing at 14 of the nation's busiest airports, including jfk, complaining that they have been pushed to their limits, overworked and exhausted since the start of the pandemic. now, the airlines stress the pilots who are protesting are off duty, so the flights and the schedules will not be impacted. now, this week the department of transportation press

starting today, musicians and artists will perform along jfk drive near the conservatory of flowers and the east meadow near 14th avenue, musicians can obtain permits to perform for free through march of next year as part of an effort to fill the park with art music. we want people to be out to be able to enjoy america's best urban park and to really appreciate just how special the place san francisco is and how great its parks are. the city is also partnering with a san francisco based arts nonprofit to coordinate some larger scale performances. it is all part of promenade play days, a series of free events along the jfk prominent different approach to cleaning up the tenderloin. we'll tell you why. one san francisco supervisor wants to start by labeling rampant drug use. as a public health crisis and as much as you may love working from home well, that might not last forever the push from companies to have employees returned to the office. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...short

got the irs to audit assassin lee harvey oswald group, fair committee before oswald shot and killed jfkcdonald covered allegations of political audits under the clinton administration and obama white house irs targeting scandal. mcdonald was one of the first journalists in the country to sound the alarm in mid '90s about coming wave of corporate accounting scandals at "the wall street journal." mcdonald reported on burgeoning subprime derivatives fraud which blew up into the 2008 financial crisis. she went on to "forbes" magazine as a senior editor. while at "forbes" mcdonald's created world's 100 most powerful annual list. spotlights powerful women around the world. today mcdonald continues to cover wall street and washington as anchor of "the evening edit," calling out abuses affecting taxpayers and investors. mcdonald is author of book, skirting heresy, the life and times of marjorie kemp, based on a true story what was going on in accounting lick going on in accounting her play debuted to critical acclaim in 2008. mcdonald a author of children's book, titan, a new myth. mcdonald is

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or be