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my name is david alexander.'t support the jfk's working groups framework or how it was chosen but definitely support the mta rec and parks mitigation. so, yes, on the one-year pilot. great work everyone. there's been accessibility issues prior to covid-19. the mayor's office of disabilities. kid-safe jfk should be kept car-free. there 2,500 free parking spots east of transfers. look at the operational transfer of the concourse garage. the course is key to access for all. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hello. my name is will murphy. i'm a resident of district 5. i personally use jfk every day. more importantly, over the course of the last month, i've interviewed over 30 parents and families who use electric bikes in the city and specifically along the corridor in jfk through the panhandle into the wiggle and accessing other districts in the city. every family i've spoken to is getting hit by cars. and this is district 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, in the city. over half the

my name is david alexander.'t support the jfk's working groups framework or how it was chosen but definitely support the mta rec and parks mitigation. so, yes, on the one-year pilot. great work everyone. there's been accessibility issues prior to covid-19. the mayor's office of disabilities. kid-safe jfk should be kept car-free. there 2,500 free parking spots east of transfers. look at the operational transfer of the concourse garage. the course is key to access for all. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hello. my name is will murphy. i'm a resident of district 5. i personally use jfk every day. more importantly, over the course of the last month, i've interviewed over 30 parents and families who use electric bikes in the city and specifically along the corridor in jfk through the panhandle into the wiggle and accessing other districts in the city. every family i've spoken to is getting hit by cars. and this is district 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, in the city. over half the

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alexander, thank you. >>> president biden is at camp david this morning.'s monica alba is at the white house with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: white house had memorial day circled as the deadline for major progress on the president's infrastructure plan. talks with republicans have stalled out significantly. the president proposed a slimmed down version of his jobs bill friday, offering a new price tag of $1.7 trillion by making concessions in areas like broadband. but they insisted the two sides are at more at odds. they proposed $568 billion, a third of what the president is calling for. a white house spokesman telling me the ball is now in the republicans' court for a, quote, good faith counter offer to the president's new framework. there's no agreement anywhere between the groups on how to pay for the massive spending which means president biden will have to decide whether to keep the bipartisan talks going or urge democrats to try and go it alone again on his top legislative priority. both options facing a bumpy road ahead. willie? >> to pu

david willis, thank you very much- _ at a meeting with russian president vladmir putin today, the leader of belarus, alexanderleaders have accused belarus of air piracy after a commercial jet was forced to land in minsk and an opposition journalist was arrested. in belarus, marrying an opposition politician can make for a very lonely life. for a whole year, volha's only contact with her husband has been these letters from his prison cell. pavel writes poems for her, long stories for their son but this week, volha finally got to see him. and pavel was still chanting defiance, even in court. the trial had been closed, with relatives only let in for the guilty verdict. translation: we weren't allowed close, we could only shout i love i you or make heart signs, but even to look at each other was a hugejoy. pavel seviarynets is a lifelong dissident but now his three—year—old is growing up without his dad. he was arrested before belarus erupted in protest over the re—election of president alexander lukashenko. translation: it's - a really long sentence. our son will be ten when he gets out, but i don't think he wil

david pardony. deputy sheriff terry dier. deputy sheriff alexander good. officer anastacio sikos. sergeant chris ward. deputy sheriff low began fox. officer christopher farr. detective luka benedetti. deputy sheriff samuel lepp northward. deputy sheriff steven jones. officer jimmy inn and i would be remiss fi didn't mention the k-9 officers that also gave their lives in the line of duty. riley, joker, and jango. please join me in a moment of silence to remember these heroes. ms. cam mac: thank you. as you can -- mrs. cammack: thank you. as you can see that's a lengthy list. i hope even though i may have mispronounced some of their name, their families see comfort in knowing their names will forever be remembered. these are just some of the heroes we have lost this year. it's may. and this list takes up four pages. may we always remember their names. and recognize their service in keeping law and order for our communities. to the brave men and women who we just named, rest easy. we've got the watch. at this time, i would like to recognize a good friend and sheriff of the great city

alexander karsner. a very small shareholder which was once the largest company in the world. here you have what many believe a david and goliath situation. an upset for a meeting that began as 10:30 eastern time this morning. it was delay ed delayed it was a long q and a section. >> it's putting a lot of corporate network on notice. you can turn a vote like that. thank you. i want to turn back to you before we go and button up this discussion where do you think people should invest their dollars >> i continue to believe there's a lot of growth in the south and southwest. energy texas is a good place to invest. trades at a nice discount to the rest of the group is conservative cost consumptions and is being very conservative with its cash. what that meansis there's a lo of cash to lend when demand gets big enough that will really increase earnings very quick. they're not buying curts >> thanks for your time and patience today appreciate you joining us. >>> coming up, republicans are trying to capitalize on inflation fears. a look at who is proposing what. we are wrapping up asian american pacific islander heritage m

alexander hamilton federalist 78. don't recommend anything that's going to compromise the independence of the article three branch. davidnd talk about a matter concerning racial equity, so-called. a federal judge just decided in favor of a restaurant owner who was being denied funding from this restaurant revitalization fund of 28.6 billion. he was being refused or at least not considered for that fund because he is a white man and the fund specifically says it favors, it prioritizes restaurants owned and controlled by women, veterans and by those who have been subjected to racial or ethic prejudice or cultural bias. i'm reading from the order from the small business administration. >> the judge agreed with plaintiff that this was illegal what has been written into this law. what do you think? >> it's unconstitutional. the judge, in my view, is absolutely right. i've read judge o'connor's order. it is spot on correct. in this country, there is equal justice under law. this by its very terms is unequal justice. telling the restaurant owner, in beautiful steven, texas, home of charleston state. you don't get to be conside