cornelia, really good to talk to ou, looks. cornelia, really good to talk to you. thank _ looks. you _ looks. cornelia, really good to talk to you, thank you for _ looks. cornelia, really good to talk to you, thank you for being - looks. cornelia, really good to talk to you, thank you for being with i looks. cornelia, really good to talk| to you, thank you for being with us. thank you. here in the uk, the national health service is celebrating its 75th birthday today. but, the landmark anniversary has been greeted with dire warnings it is unlikely to survive until its 100th birthday without drastic change. the government says its committed to providing the financial needs the nhs needs. currently the health service receives more than 40p out of every £1 spent on day—to—day public services, but is such spending is sustainable? let's join ruth thorlby, assistant director of policy at the health foundation. talk to me first of all about that nhs model. is it, in your view, sustainable?— sustainable? there are many countries _ sustainable? there are many countries around _ sustainabl

. >> cornelia crilley grew up in queens.ected in the neighborhood, had a very happy childhood. >> she was beautiful. she had long, beautiful irish hair and irish eyes, big smile, very friendly and funny. >> a few years after high school, cornelia met dream man, leon borstein, and they began dating. >> i was 29 or 30. she was probably 23 at the time. >> she wanted to become a twa stewardess. at that time, they were known as ambassadors to the world and had a lot of prestige. and once she was accepted, she got an apartment with a couple of her stewardess friends on east 83rd street. >> in fact, in the east side of manhattan, an area becomes known as the girl belt, because for the first time, young women are living on their own and experiencing their careers as they never had in the past. >> i had gotten a job in a brooklyn d.a.'s office, so in the middle of the day, i got a call from her mother saying she couldn't find her. i said, okay, when i leave, i'll go find her. i'm sure she's at the apartment. >> mrs. crilley was tryin

and the east bay, a man who was hit and killed by a car in walnut creek was identified cornelia of our sanchez from antioch. police say that 54 year-old was walking on nacio valley road east of london around one 20 monday afternoon when a car jumped a curb and hit him. driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. the cause crash is under investigation. now we're learning that a pedestrian hit by a car in fremont last week has died from their injuries. that crash happened around 9.30 friday night at the intersection of fargo boulevard and modules are dry and the driver involved remain on that scene and cooperated with police. but police are still investigating that crash. they say drugs or alcohol do not appear to be a factor. still ahead on the kron morning news. >> the fbi is warning parents about creditors online, working together to groom children. plus, the fda approved the drug that will actually help treat people the have alzheimer's. we'll break down how drug works. and after the break, president joe biden is now pushing his economic agenda as the u.s. economy starts.

it's on cornelia street, i believe. now it's a tie restaurant. and if i knew the name, i'd tell you. but anyway, it's. it's down there. and it was established by a guy named joe chino. and joe chino was this young man who decided he did as a he was from buffalo, the child of italian immigrants. and he decided he wanted to come to new york city and establish himself as a as a dancer, a professional dancer. and he really worked very, very hard. but there were first of all, it's incredible competitive to be a professional dancer or a professional anything in new york, you really have to fight for it. and he did very hard, but he also had pretty significant weight fluctuations. he struggled with his weight frequently and got tired after a while of starve himself. and then he'd go for an audition and he wouldn't make the audition, and then he'd be sad. and then he did, and he put on weight, and then he'd get depressed and it was just this cycle and he got really tired of it. so he decided that and he was a beloved guy. he had lots and lots of friends

. >> you know the community north of that, affluent, called cornelia. >> not aware of that. >> the high school, a member of a sports team up there, a young man died a week or so again, they say that fentanyl has pierced huff high school in cornelius, north carolina, it's happening everywhere not just at the border, everyone across the country, but there's something even, i don't know if you can say more disturbing than that, i just watched the movie sound of freedom and i urge everybody to go see it, but the problem of child sex trafficking is, i understand, at epidemic levels as well. been fed from places south of the united states, but now in the united states, we have children that-- 600,000 children, minors coming into the united states under the policies democrats have advocated, secretary mayorkas is overseeing, 85,000 we've lost track of. these people are showing up in factories and the like, but that's not even the worst of it, it's the people being sold into, another form of bondage, mr. jones, sex trafficking. you keep up with that at all, mr. maltz, the sex exploitation of ch