kristen: state senator becker is sitting here with us. introduced a resolution for ruby bridges walked to school day and it was passed unanimously. tell us about your inspiration and why you want to make this resolution happen. kristen: -- >> what i love ruby as her courage and bravery and her story shows the power of one act of one person, you can truly make a difference and that is evidenced by this day we have and the celebration we will have tomorrow. she inspired kids across the country, 60 years later. if i can say for moment, what deborah and her students, so impressive, their commitment to this, to never give up and take bold action, i'm them for bringing this forward to me and all of us. kristen: would you be so kind as to share the details of the walk tomorrow, where you are starting and ending up? is the public invited? i want to throw out the picture, the meme that reawakened ruby bid -- ruby bridges in people -- vice president kamala harris, you see the evolution and where the african-american woman is standing strong, being

now let's hear fromjean becker and lauren finch. thank you for joining us today . >> hello, jean. >> that evening warren, great to see you. >> thanks for the kind introduction. i'd like to shout out our partners in crime the george and barbara bush foundation. my colleague from la laura allows and to also to the dean of the bush school and the staff at the library have been so helpful here in during the and also to the staff of the former president's office. it's a great organization we belong to. we've been very lucky to be part of it and be part of the life of george and barbara bush for all these years. my first question, so you kind of came to the bush office and kind of a curious way. can you just talk a little bit about you work for usa today and you were, you did the hiring so can you talk about how that led to barbara bush hiring you to work on her staff. >> it is sort of a interesting road to the white house and to the bushes life. i was a new favorite reporter at usa today in 1988 in the elections and barbara bush and and

the fight for democracy has come with the high course for wants to learn his family. xena becker, a mother lost her youngest daughter sit on the full on november 17 in protest against a military take over a month before my car says her 24 year old daughter was a nurse who dreamed of saving lives. but her life was suddenly taken away from them last week. no. well, i love. when i land she died. i couldn't see or feel anything. i started screaming and my heart was about to stop. i couldn't handle that. she was like a mother to me, even though i and her mother. what else can i say? this video taken by fellow protests as on the day documents to find the warmest off season affords life. her friends who were protesting with her, carried her by the back home. her father was at work when he got the call about his daughter uni that i told her about him. i'm trying to deal with the loss of my beloved one. i got back home, the door was locked and i saw her dead body being carried by her friends. i cried. her friends cried. she was taken from little hundreds of thousands in sudan had been protesting ag

daughter, sit on the food on november 17 in protest against a minute to take over a month before becker says her 24 year old daughter was a nurse who dreamed of saving lives. but her life was suddenly taken away from them last week. a little, quite low iowa. when i learned she died, i couldn't see or feel anything. i started screaming and my heart was about to stop . i couldn't handle that. she was like a mother to me, even though i and her mother. what else can i say? this video taken by fellow protested on the day. look him as the final mom of sit and afford life. her friends who were protesting with her, carried her body back home. her father was at work when he got the call about his daughter mooney, the little red battery. i'm trying to deal with the loss of my beloved one. i got back home. the door was locked and i saw her dead body being carried by her friends . i cried, and her friends cried. she was taken from little hundreds of thousands in sudan had been protesting against a military which is deposited on october 25th dissolving the companies 2 years transitional government a

but santa clara city councilman anthony becker who voted with the majority on a 43 said that they have to change the revenue or change curfew rather, in the name of revenue. he says the stadium is underutilized. let's hear now from councilman backer. >> the stadium has been very under the under utilized in the last few years since 2017, we have lost a lot of money. millions of dollars from the beginning of the stadium's opening in 2014 until 2000, 17. we were actually making revenue and since then we haven't. and also we've had the pandemic which hasn't made bettors has made matters a little workers. but what i'm hoping is that this opportunity of changing this curfew to 5 times in a year to get some concerts to, you know, good, good, good concerts that we're going actually make some revenue and get our city back on track again because. >> in a statement, the forty-niners said in part this decision will help draw a world class entertainment to santa clara and will not excite those in our community who love live music but will also generate necessary revenue for the city of santa clara

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council member anthony becker says this is ringing up concern when it comes to the community. >> shock, discussed, major concern about the safety of my community as a leader of this city. i'm going to do everything in my power to work with the police department and my staff as well as other cities, too because we are all in this together and we are all combating the same crime. >> reporter: we are waiting on a press release from the santa clara police department regarding details. we will bring that to you as soon as we get that on kpix.com. reporting from santa clara, justine moran, kpix 5. >>> three suspects in the flash mob style robbery of the walnut creek nordstrom are set to be arraigned this afternoon on felony charges of conspiracy, burglary, robbery and organized retail theft. investigators say they were among about 90 people who stormed the store last weekend stealing tens of thousands of dollars in merchandise. >>> san jose police are investigating a crash that killed a bicyclist around 10:00 a.m. on baskin avenue near the 880 on and offramp. the driver is cooperating with t

they connected with senator becker thank goodness so it could be a statewide celebration. >> the california state senate proclaimed november 14th as ruby bridges walk to school day statewide. >> they were inspired by her story and now have inspired all of us. i'm grateful to the students. >> walking a half mile with their friends and family members they held signs and hoped to honor bridges. >> i think about how happy she can be right now of me helping -- me helping her, standing for her. >> and the walk today was expected to be followed by a surprise virtual visit. >> ruby will surprise us remotely to talk to the children which is going to be beautiful. >> kpix5. >>> happening today heyward u f.i.g. ied will vote on the potential closure of more than a half dozen schools. the board is considering a proposal to close or merge up to eight elementary and middle school campuses in the city because of declining enrollment and a budget short fall. many are planning to protest saying the district has no plan for the students or program that will be impacted. >>> uc lecturers called off a strike a

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. >> state senator becker said since the year 2000 california reduced emissions by 20% per capita while growing the economy here in this state by 60% at the same time. >>> the neighborhood social media platform next door may be a san francisco company, but its leaders had a lot to celebrate today in new york city. >> we're open. [ cheers and applause ] >> next door went public and is new listed on the public stock exchange. the ticker letters are k-i-n-d. it saw a big increase during the pandemic. it's use in the 300,000 neighborhoods around the world, and 1 in 3 u.s. household. the first next door ever was in menlo park. stocks surged today 17%. >>> whatever he posts on twitter creates a buzz. elon musk posting a poll asking whether he should sell tesla shares to pay for his taxes. >> reporter: yeah, he was planning to sell those shares any way. yes, he would pay tax on those shares but he'd walk away with millions and may use the millions to pay yet more taxes. here's the tweet -- he said much is made of unrealized gains being a means of tax avoidance, so i propose selling 10% of my t

state senator josh becker and several more expressing interest. >> how the bipartisan infrastructure bill will impact the bay area. and we're getting it from the very lawmakers who passed it. house speaker nancy pelosi and four bay area congress members met with reporters. and union members today. at the plumbers and pipe fitters local in san francisco. representative lee had a specific example of how the federal dollars will impact her district. >> construction of the 980 freeway. in oakland. isolated the historically black neighborhood of west oakland and cut it off from the cities economic center. we're now making progress to towards addressing challenges. >> this is about good paying jobs. for america's working families. it's about clean air, clean water. for our children. >> peninsula congresswoman talked about how the $25 billion california will get in highway funds will erase the potholes that she hears so many complaints about. >> a live look at the evening commute. the bay bridge. a little busy through 101 on the right. despite the record high gas prices millions of american

them this morning this is after lincoln reilly filled okc's vacancy >>> basketball phenom' paige beckers, she became the first collegiate athlete with a sports brand, now a sophomore at uucon she joins serena williams in gatorade's branding. let's look at the day ahead with meteorologist janessa webb on this final day of november good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning, yes, the chill is in place across much of the east coast. we do have freeze alerts across the deep south if you are in southern georgia, alabama and mississippi, so temperatures are hovering in the low 30s, in that area but we are watching this lake enhancement bouncing off three lakes, huron, michigan and erie. you are seeing that for detroit and greater cleveland, now it's making its way into d.c. dealing with light snowflakes this morning so accumulation totals, they will be light across this areaf 63, slightly cooler in the upper mid-west we do have heat that's building across the east coast. that's coming up >> thank you >>> pfizer seems to have the first booster for teams under 18 >>> after 400 years, barbados i

josh becker is also running and several more people are expressing interest. >>> okay.ew at 11:00, we might have already been warned. get your holiday shopping done early this year. that also applies to your christmas tree. you could have some trouble getting it. the real ones and the fake ones. >> reporter: this family picked out their christmas tree tonight in san rafael just like every year. >> the price has gone up a little bit. yeah. a couple bucks more this year than last year. >> reporter: it's good they got their tree now. transportation costs up 20 to 25% are pushing the prices up higher. >> it could happen in five hours. >> five hours? >> reporter: john has been growing and selling christmas trees for more than 50 years. he has lots of pictures of trees at his oregon farm that were killed or damaged by last summer's heat wave. >> we had 112 to 114 degrees and it lasted four days. we never get warm weather like that. it went all the way up to washington. >> reporter: some tree growers lost up to 25% of their crop. this person has been operating in san francisco

. >> reporter: the city councilman anthony becker says week night concerts are needed because the revenuee non-nfl events goes back to the city. >> so my job now as an elected official is to make sure that we are going to make as much money as we can off of the stadium. and that is going to come with very transparent oversight that's going to make sure that operations are going smoothly and making sure that the neighborhood's concerns are addressed. >> reporter: the 49ers who run operations at the stadium applaud the change, saying in part this decision will help draw world class entertainment to santa clara and will not only excite those in our community who love live music, but also generate necessary revenue for the city of santa clara, local hotels, and small businesses. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thanksgiving is a week from tomorrow, and unlike last year, a lot of people are going to be traveling. and there is a looming problem. tsa workers are facing a deadline. get vaccinated or lose their jobs. at last check, more than 40% of those airport security workers may still be

one is josh becker. he's right in the middle of that district. his state senate district overlapped with jackie speier's district almost perfectly. he's a big proponent of climate change. he's managed to blend the high-tech community and innovation and nonprofits together. he's really something to think about for a lot of people. it's free ride for him, that's to say he won in 2020 and he doesn't have to run again until 2024. that's critical when you want to keep a job. the other name is kevin mullen. he's been around a while. his father served in the assembly. he took that seat, for ten years he's been there. the thing is he only has one more two-year shot. that might give him reason to think about. he, too, is in that district, worked for speier a couple times so that's important because there's a connection there, and he's also on climate control. so these are two names, they have great credentials, and each of them has a reason to consider jumping at this time. it's very important in politics. >> for the peninsula, parts of san francisco, tha

minister, hum, duke has polish to set up a committee to looking to the deaths of protesters for xena beckers family. an investigation will not bring her daughter back, but see them full sister says that she find some comfort. in the reason her sister participated in the protest hasn't been one of my mother may know what when she was about to die. she told her friend, i'm dying for my country. i caused that many others how paid and more co pay as the transition to democracy ensure done remains fragile families grieving, loved one se, on the complete democratic rule, can't deliver them. the justice they demand. restoral said that i'll just era cartoon. plenty more ahead on the knees out, including coven, 19 deaths, and germany surpass 100000. as european countries struggle to contain a resurgence of corona virus. fears grove, the lies of dozens of russian miners, france down a shaft in siberia and in sport will hear from le bron james as he returns to action after one game. ah, britain and france are trading blame over who is responsible for the deaths of $27.00 refugees and migrants who drown

and major oil and gas supply in its region wants to feel that gap sent him because olu reports from becker. this other bay johns economy is phil wyatt, gas, and oil production the country and has that on europe's energy crisis. it says it has a supply to easier it's growing demand. we are already just substantial, if not very serious player in the turkish market in georgia market in the u. markets of greece, italy, and bulgaria. but we have huge interest from the side of the others from the eastern european countries from the broken countries from central european countries. much of its natural gas supply is exported through what's called the southern gas cory door, which runs from the caspian sea through parts of georgia, turkey and then to europe. as there be john's production is small compared to big players in the energy game. but with this gas corridor, it is ready to carry other resources like gas from madison to the you going after a bigger piece of the market by increasing its energy production other by john could bring in more investments and gain political leverage in its region.

minister, hum duke has polish to set up a committee to looking to the death of protesters for xena beckers, family and investigation will not bring her daughter back. but see them full sister says that she find some comfort. in the reason her sister participated in the protest as it then when i'm a mother may know what when she was about to die, she told her friend, i'm dying for my country. i caused that many others how paid and more could pay as a transition to democracy in sudan remains, fragile families grieving, loved won't say on the complete democratic rule can deliver them to justice. they demand. russell said that o j 0 horton al jazeera has obtained the satellite images that show the united arab emirates is providing military support to the ethiopian army. the army is in the midst of a year long battle with to grey and rebels, which has left tens of thousands of people dead and forced hundreds of 1000 into farming or flight charts reveal that 90 trips have been made between the u. a u d. c. o, p in the past 2 months alone, the u. e has hired 2 european companies to run military s

they went to the school board the county and then worked with senator josh becker who carried a resolution walked to school day in official statewide event. they pushed me. i said absolutely. we have to make this happen. and this is the result is fantastic. the students got to meet ruby in sacramento on the men to stay. what did she say to you. she just said thank you for everything that we've done and we've got to take a few pictures of her, which is awesome. and now 4 years after that is currently knows 5th grade classroom kids all over the state can honor her to. it's really powerful to see what this has become. but the children knew that it would become this their vision is for this to be nationwide. and i have no doubt that with determination and kindness and doing the right thing every day and helping others to see what the right thing is that they can make anything. >> but the team of possible in the sport. >> kids here in martin elementary school got to celebrate with ruby herself and telling her over video their next goal is to make this walk from statewide to mean kids all over t

but as politicians becker on time is against them, i'm again donna reporting from the brother ros border archie. and shortly before we got news of the renewed, pushed towards the border by my grants, a journalist, and cameraman from her sister chal. arty, france were arrested by polish authorities. they were covering the surge in the area. the chorus followed, managed to make a phone call. just before he was to take a great tune upon ended up with the police, the writing up a report on us that behavior is very tense. we tried to get to the polish border when we were about a 100 meters. from that, the police told us not to film to hand over our cameras and get in that car. so for the moment it doesn't look like we're being arrested, but we have to give an explanation to the polish police. the situation is extremely tense. there are military police very blocks all along the border and constant checks. but the last message from the correspondence, small saying he and his cameraman were being placed in handcuffs and polish authority, say they were arrested for being in a restricted area. pol

and as stephanie becker reports from cobble weaning afghanistan of the plant may be a challenge on many fronts swaying gently in the wind, the pretty poppy plant is potentially fatal. afghanistan is one of the top produces of opium and heroine in the world. for many farmers here, it's the only way to make a living room for the record or cheer we grow poppy, so we can buy bread for the family to survive full. thus, no government has helped us or we don't have adequate water for our. the crop started, so poppy becomes the only available option. poppy cultivation is boomed in the last 20 years. it's a hardy crop that needs little water. cheaper to grow and more reliable in terms of drought, which afghanistan has been plagued by the plant and the drugs that come from it are a multi $1000000.00 industry that has benefited many previous governments warlords . and the taliban. the group now says it will ban it a topic addressed in its 1st news conference taking power in august. the group spokesman said, be hulu. m. showerhead says they will bring opium cultivation to 0. the taliban managed to

becker man? mr. beckerman: likes, we appreciate your efforts and the work you have done to promote and to spur competition. that is something that we all benefit from as it relates to specific challenges we face, i would be happy to discuss in detail those issues. sen. klobuchar: thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> senator, i found the answer. if you don't mind. we've reviewed over a million videos since we started rolling out covid misinfo and over 130,000 videos as it relates to vaccine misinformation. it is an area we put a lot of effort behind. thank you. sen. klobuchar: ok, thank you. thanks, everybody. >> thank you, senator klobuchar. i seem to be the last person standing or sitting and i do have some questions. ms. stout and mr. beckerman, over 10 million teens use your app. these are extremely impressionable young people and they were a highly lucrative market. and you've immediate tense of, probably hundreds of millions from them. there is a term snapchatdysmorphia. kids use the fi

beckers and fauci are government birks in government 40 years i am a health policy fiscalar 15 yearse that 5 years clinical medical science research teachings would i bring to, of course, scores of papers dozens, 20 scientific publications, when asked about opinion, i would go through data i would cite data all i heared from them, was either nothing, silence or simply calling me outlier then would run to media and do -- that is not critical there was no critical thinking there there was no citation of a study they never disagreed with each other. that is nots scientific inquiries at all so what we see now, you know, is this idea, that they have to -- in fact there was a path dr. birx revealed she said i didn't know at the time she fauci redfield if one got fired by president trump they were all going to quit first of all, it is not i was there one reason to stop people from -- lying i didn't care about anything else they were -- in positions wanted to pandemic to end-no doubt but there were other moifz, the question is why where does this come from when i think a kabul the american p

senator josh becker will join the walk, highlighting the fight for equal rights. >> her story shows theone act, of one person that can truly make a difference in that is evidenced by this day that we now have, walked to school day. as a car crash hero who saved a little girl in front of a taco bell. kumasi: you are looking live at big board. another update, next. reggie: and a cargo ship backlog that could finally be freeing up. mike: you can see from our cameras that there is a lot of sunshine developing a bus the neighborhoods. temperatures are pretty chilly in san francisco. 48 in sunset. in the valley, everyone else is 50 to 54 degrees. warm spot 57, tacoma, with everyone else in the 40's. look at american canyon. 39 degrees this morning. san francisco will be stuck in the 50's through 10:00. low 60's for the better part of the afternoon, just a bit below average. definitely sunglasses needed around 8:00. the commute outside the north bay in the east is pretty quiet, but we have got to take caution because of that and you will want to dress warm or if you are going to be standing at

, and made a phone call where he told mark becker the same thing he said on that video.ght being disingenuous, ron johnson. then he gets caught again on video. this is similar who that christie is doing, right? you say what you got to say to the audience that is in front of you. and when the republican base audience is demanding conspiracies, demanding things that are out of touch with reality, demanding that you tell them that down is up, then that is what they're going to do. and so, you can't -- where christie fails is he tries to come and say, i'm going to be this straight shooter. i'm going to be the one that tells it like it is because, you know, the bar is so low that i can just step over it one inch higher than ron johnson and say that, yes, donald trump really lost. but you can't go much farther than that, because you risk getting out of step with what, you know, the republican voters want. and so now, what's happening in wisconsin is the outgrowth of that. if you're going to lie to people and tell them that the election's going to be stolen, well, then, they're

also state senator josh becker. because the district might shift south. the wildcard might be someone like susan manheim, former san mateo police chief. also, policing in the nation. it is wide open. it depends on how the seat is drawn, but it also depends on the ability to go out there and do this job which can be very tiring. also, the prospect that looms is there's a chance the democrats could -- even talking about it privately -- likely will lose control of the house. the person replacing jackie speier is not going to have near the clout that she had. dan: let's turn to jackie speier who joins us live. thank you for coming on. >> great to be with you. having phil say something nice about me is really phenomenal. dan: well, you are retiring. rep. speier: it is easier. dan: let me start with the timing of this. you've had a hall of fame career in public service, clearly. but, it must be, despite your desire to spend time with your family and be at home more, very difficult to leave the arena and leave so much work still unfinished. rep. speier: there's

what happens for example to someone in the assembly like a mark berman or state senator like josh becker? what is scott wiener of san francisco? do he'll have part of that district? what does the county supervisor in san mateo county several of them will have a free ride? three of them don't run for reelection till 2024 so it's going to be in some ways a big shakeup, but this is really a bigger issue going on at this. jackie talked about this today kind of this generational change and divide that's going on with the democratic party. you're going to see this with speaker pelosi. you're going to see this with other democrats in the leadership. and that's what republicans are sensing as they move past the events of 2021 into the 2022 election period. okay so, david, we're just about out of time, but i don't want to let this moment get away from jackie spear. how do you believe that history will judge her time in office? look, she is a leader of progressive women on progressive issues and has been there at the forefront of those issues. whether she was with willie brown and the assembly or

and senator josh becker agreed carrying a resolution through senate to make it official. now, today is the day the for statewide walker ruby bridges. it starts at 7 30 here in south san francisco. they're going to be walking from this downtown area to their respective schools is about 8,000 students within the school district. and this is just the start of something beautiful and it's great that they'll be doing this for decades and honoring ruby bridges just that 6 year-old girl fighting in bravery so much bravery and now people are still honoring her today. some send it back to you at 7.30. we'll bring it to you live in. we'll be checking in with the student who inquired about it first in 20 17th and we kind of all looking forward to it. thank you very receive the students started by inquiring students started by we learn a lot from kids who are so much braver. >> in ways i found they lead the way all right. it is 6.17. let's get over to the weather center. we've got john with your chilly wednesday morning forecast now. good morning, john. yeah, definitely cold out ther

starting to fall throughout the state, but they wanted to make it official and so did senator josh becker carried a resolution through the senate to make it official in today is the day the day that the ruby bridges walked to school event honoring her is a state why event is supposed to be the 14th of november. but of course, that's a sunday this year. so they're doing it today. the walk starts at 7.30 this morning. all the kids will gather here downtown and then walked to their respective schools about 8,000 kids in the school district and the loss those here. police on the video. they had signs decked out. they had pins. they had ruby. they really go all out to honor her and it's really a beautiful sight to see. so we'll bring it to you live when you talk to the student and thought about this group, the teacher who was the teacher of that 5th grade class. and of course, senator back or as well. for now, back to you in the studio. what a story. all right. all right. thank you. and we're going to check back with sarah and get more of that throughout the morning. 5.18, on the clock and let

hoop they talk to the school board, they talk to the county and then they worked with senator josh becker to get this approved on a statewide level. let's hear from the 5th grader herself. she's now a freshman in high school, but she was a 5th grader when she posed the question, why isn't there a day for ruby bridges. >> it is important to honor really bridges because she helped bring us all together to go to get to go to schools together and just to be able to have the friends that we have. >> yeah. i mean, talk about the bravery bravery she high. can you imagine at her age having to go through that. >> my goodness, i all the hatred that she heard. i would. i would not be able to go through like she did. >> and earlier we heard the teacher of that class the from 2017, she still 5th grade teacher here at warren elementary school miss carlino and she is truly the best kind of teacher you would want your kid to have constantly asking her students every year. how are you going to help the community. you live in outside of the classroom and that is a good question to all all of us adults, no

. >> and then they work to senator becker and they got this approved on a statewide level to have ruby bridges day honoring this little 6 year-old who is a civil rights icon seem a little kids with their signs saying we walk with ruby bridges has been just a beautiful thing to see. we caught up with the teacher who really inspired this, all the students who years is currently no to from her. now. it's really powerful to see what this has become. but the children knew that it would become this their vision is for this to be nationwide. >> and i have no doubt that with determination and kindness and doing the right thing every day and helping others to see what the right thing is that they can make anything that they dream of possible in this world. >> you heard or she wants to take it to a national level. so i asked senator back earlier saying what do you think you think we can make to nationwide level. he said these kids could do anything. and if this story doesn't inspire you, i don't know what is not only did 6 year-old ruby bridges and it set and make sure that schools were desegreg

you guys were at the capitol after senator becker got it approved.ou met ruby bridges. the children were shot. we stood there going to tell her about her special day and we were fleming's to be. we're just so confused at what to do an awestruck that we didn't tell her. and then after she walked away, i said i to tell her there is a day they go. i just got so nervous and i said i did see you. so then we had to go up and interrupt or dinner and tell her and the kids. >> we're they were just overwhelmed with emotion as was i we couldn't believe it. i mean, we were just shocked that we're standing there with ruby bridges who is this important part of our history. she such an important part of our history. and an amazing adults and she's a civil rights activists that deserves a day. and that's why you guys made it a statewide event. she's going to secretly was school whisper it. she's going to secretly join. you guys virtually today. how do you think that's going to extend >> i think they're going to be overwhelmed. i mean, my kids i think are going to be

applications submitted to public works and san francisco parks alliance, the nonprofit headed by drew becker. with that, we've added on 1,800 signatures and we are very much in effort to preserve and landmark our beautiful train station. we do not want to be sacrificed to landfill for the stake of an elevator. we need an elevator for ada access and public works had a sensible design in 2018 with a conservative light touch for an elevator by the rainbow flag. now, the project is funded by the state department of recreation and parks with a current budget of $2.5 million, republican tax dollars to demolish and replace our historically significant environmentally significant site. you all had mentioned the importance of children having access to nature. this would be project number one. thank you for your time. i appreciate it. our website is harvey mills plaza.org. of the. >> president: thank you. >> clerk: paul, does anyone else have their hand raised? >> there are no more hands raised. >> clerk: okay. seeing no further callers, public comment is closed. we are now on item 5, consent calendar

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joining us, strategist, elaine becker we keep hearing it, from the airline ceos, that it's going to beed and busy holiday season with all the feeks expicted to get out and do traveling and tourists as well so, what are we looking at as we go into the final months of the year and what it means for the bottom line for these major airline companies? >> yes, it's going to be a tough holiday season they're tire ofds being home and looking forward to seeing friends and family they might not have seen last year. it's issues that not only staffing but weather issues. that's typically what happens. you don't have enough staff. i think the mistake they made when they asked people last year to take voluntary leaves, that they thought everybody would be waiting at home for the phone call to go back to work and they went out and got other jobs. you have a training issue and you have to bring people back. it takes a while you have people flying reserve that might not be available when you call them. it's going to be messy, to say the least. usually we get at least one snow storm between christmas an

says 11 percent and i will wrap up, just relative to the letter that your executive director mister becker sent to supervisor chan threatening to withdraw funding from a park in her district, were you aware that, did you review that letter, was wrecked and parkaware that letter was going to be sent and what are your thoughts about that letter ? >> i think i would like to say that we had the opportunity to sit down with supervisor chan back in september and use the opportunity to apologize for the way that letter was received was not the intent in which it was directed. so we are a volunteer board with a very hard-working committed staff and work very hard including being here all day today but we want to make sure that when we are fundraising that people feel like they're getting toa trustworthy organization . that is really important to me personally as the board chair as i know it's important to our ceo drew andthe rest of the executive team and staff . so we are appreciative of the opportunity to sit down face-to-face with supervisor chan and try to apologize and try to clear the air on

says 11 percent and i will wrap up, just relative to the letter that your executive director mister becker sent to supervisor chan threatening to withdraw funding from a park in her district, were you aware that, did you review that letter, was wrecked and parkaware that letter was going to be sent and what are your thoughts about that letter ? >> i think i would like to say that we had the opportunity to sit down with supervisor chan back in september and use the opportunity to apologize for the way that letter was received was not the intent in which it was directed. so we are a volunteer board with a very hard-working committed staff and work very hard including being here all day today but we want to make sure that when we are fundraising that people feel like they're getting toa trustworthy organization . that is really important to me personally as the board chair as i know it's important to our ceo drew andthe rest of the executive team and staff . so we are appreciative of the opportunity to sit down face-to-face with supervisor chan and try to apologize and try to clear the air on

joining us more to talk about it is helene becker we watched some significant hits to the a airline stockshanks, good to see you again. >> you too. >> yeah, i think that this is going to be pretty endemic i know i said last year you can't turn the world off and it turned out you could but i think that over time people will get used to the idea that when we go inside, the variants peak -- or at least turn up. and what we've been seeing over the last six or nine months is that when the variants peak, there's a dip in bookings, but then the time between when the bookings start to increase again is shortening, getting shorter -- i think i said that wrong. is getting shorter so people are getting more used to the idea that these variants are around but they're traveling anyway we saw -- we thought we would see between november 19th and november 30th, 23 million people travel and it looks like we're on track for about 24, 25 million. so clearly people feel comfortable getting on planes again and the demand from international travelers since the u.s. opened on november 8th has been huge. airlines