number two, in i think 2014, eric anderson, the park services manager of this area at the time got me to write a grant for the community opportunity fund, which was unsuccessful. a couple years later, mary who is right there in the purple mask wrote the grant that succeeded and that's why we're here today. (applause) super thank you to mary. and then number three, i want to thank smart folks at rec and parks, i don't think i fully know how it works but assembled with a community opportunity fund grant money from the let's play initiative and it turned into a more substantial project and that's why the whole park is in great shape now. so what that got us, i want to point out a couple of things i'm personally super happy about. anyone who lived in the area used the old park remembers what it was like. the paths were the crater of the moon, you couldn't get through here even with wheels. it is all great now for everybody to get through here and use the whole park. and number two, a new irrigation system, the things we plant will stay alive for a little while. (applause) as a volunteer,

number two, in i think 2014, eric anderson, the park services manager of this area at the time got me to write a grant for the community opportunity fund, which was unsuccessful. a couple years later, mary who is right there in the purple mask wrote the grant that succeeded and that's why we're here today. (applause) super thank you to mary. and then number three, i want to thank smart folks at rec and parks, i don't think i fully know how it works but assembled with a community opportunity fund grant money from the let's play initiative and it turned into a more substantial project and that's why the whole park is in great shape now. so what that got us, i want to point out a couple of things i'm personally super happy about. anyone who lived in the area used the old park remembers what it was like. the paths were the crater of the moon, you couldn't get through here even with wheels. it is all great now for everybody to get through here and use the whole park. and number two, a new irrigation system, the things we plant will stay alive for a little while. (applause) as a volunteer,

number two, in i think 2014, eric anderson, the park services manager of this area at the time got met for the community opportunity fund, which was unsuccessful. a couple years later, mary who is right there in the purple mask wrote the grant that succeeded and that's why we're here today. (applause) super thank you to mary. and then number three, i want to thank smart folks at rec and parks, i don't think i fully know how it works but assembled with a community opportunity fund grant money from the let's play initiative and it turned into a more substantial project and that's why the whole park is in great shape now. so what that got us, i want to point out a couple of things i'm personally super happy about. anyone who lived in the area used the old park remembers what it was like. the paths were the crater of the moon, you couldn't get through here even with wheels. it is all great now for everybody to get through here and use the whole park. and number two, a new irrigation system, the things we plant will stay alive for a little while. (applause) as a volunteer, i'm super happy

number two, in i think 2014, eric anderson, the park services manager of this area at the time got mer the community opportunity fund, which was unsuccessful. a couple years later, mary who is right there in the purple mask wrote the grant that succeeded and that's why we're here today. (applause) super thank you to mary. and then number three, i want to thank smart folks at rec and parks, i don't think i fully know how it works but assembled with a community opportunity fund grant money from the let's play initiative and it turned into a more substantial project and that's why the whole park is in great shape now. so what that got us, i want to point out a couple of things i'm personally super happy about. anyone who lived in the area used the old park remembers what it was like. the paths were the crater of the moon, you couldn't get through here even with wheels. it is all great now for everybody to get through here and use the whole park. and number two, a new irrigation system, the things we plant will stay alive for a little while. (applause) as a volunteer, i'm super happy abou

inquiry will begin looking into how the african americans death was handled. gabriel anderson's reports from new york. eric gardener was unarmed, and by all accounts, minding his own business. when new york police officers accused him of selling loose cigarettes outside a convenience store, daniel pen to leo, one of the officers on seen, put gardener in a cho, cold, and prohibited under department use of force guidelines. and that led to the death of the 46 year old father of 6, a grand jury decision not to charge pen to leo sparked nationwide protests, gardeners dying words. i can't breathe, became a national rallying cry against police brutality. 5 years later, pennsylvania was fired from the new york police department, and the city settled a wrongful death claim with gartner's family for several $1000000.00. but 7 years on gardener's mother, gwen carr says there is still work to be done. there is no justice for eric, eric is gone, but we still need closure and closure. what look like to me? if all those offices who was involved in my son's death that day, stand accountable. and there was transparency an

eric: the migrant arrests have been reporting at record level and finally did acknowledge thursday during the cnn town hall with andersonhat he probably should make a visit himself to the southern border. >> do you have plans to visit the southern border? >> i've been there before and i haven't -- i mean, i know i well but i guess i should go down but the whole point is i haven't had a whole lot of time to get down. eric: so will a presidential drop in resolve the crisis? national border patrol council in tucson. all right, you just heard the president say he knows it well. a lot of controversy before. there was a drive-by in 2008 does that even matter? >> you know, i don't really know much about why he hasn't been down here. he appointed kamala harris as the border tsar and i know she's been down, she came down to get a quick bite to eat and have something to drink and then headed back to dc but there hasn't been no changes whatsoever and it's pretty drastic right now and it's chaotic and, of course, we are seeing what's happening south in mexico with the cartel violence. this administration has most serge handed out a

. 2015 doctor ralph eric and leo china, doctor ralph barrick published their work to create primera using coronavirus. his emails january 31, 2020 ar five colleges christian anderson emails doctor county suggesting coronavirus may have been engineered the next day february 1 doctor county emails his deputy with a headline importance and send the 2015 doctor eric article about creating a timer from a coronavirus. 18 of 2020 year classic us funded eco-health alliance working with chinese doctors emails and thanks doctor county for publicly saying there's no evidence this was genetically engineered. he does so without any evidence that came from any other source. you also got a letter published in a well-known publication the lancet stating the coronavirus did not come from lands and is reported 26 of the 27 the letter and connection to the wall on lap writing this with no evidence that it came from nature. january 21 doctor stephen quinn concludes there is a 99.8 probability the covid came from a lab versus nature doctor ralph eric said it's possible to create this without any evidence that was altered. we also know these facts, china removed all access to their dat