>> gelman. >> jimmy: i think you could do the show without gelman. [ laughter ] >> i have to go backt i think what we've earned in this era of zoom, gelman can stay home. [ laughter ] >> she loves it out here. she sends her love to you. >> jimmy: i was thinking about simon cowell and what the show used to be like, compared to what it is like now. and i was wondering, think any of that would fly now? >> it is a different time. >> jimmy: he would tear through the contestants. >> and people loved it. >> jimmy: i'll be honest, i enjoyed it thoroughly. but now it seems like it's so -- >> you were there, you were doing it, what would you be like? >> jimmy: if i was doing it? >> if you were judging. >> jimmy: what i would be like, inside i would want to do what simon did. >> right. >> jimmy: but instead i would be lionel richie, i guess. [ laughter ] it is my goal to be lionel richie. >> and mine. the guy, lionel richie is the greatest individual walking this planet. the man wakes up every day excited to be himself. [ cheers and applause ] he's the nicest guy. >> jimmy: why do you say he wa

no, gelman actually said in my ear, "is it bad luck today?

gelman is here. >> kelly: may have the fourth be with you. >>

gelman lost his voice. i hurt my knee.

gelman is here. >> kelly: may have the fourth be with you. >> ryan: to

gelman lost his voice. i hurt my knee. you celebrated your anniversary.

no, gelman actually said in my ear, "is it bad luck today?

gelman is also joining us from his spot on the floor. yeah.

commissioner gelman?>> lisa and carrie and brad, thank you for such a detailed report on so many levels. it really illustrates the resiliency efforts, but the community outreach efforts. i do want to applaud you on that. i also want -- i don't have any questions about your report. i want to echo what we heard in public comment from mr. richardson. this is an area of the waterfront that we still need for p.d.r. use and industrial use, but we have emerging neighbourhoods and existing neighborhood to have been ignored. i'm really happy to see how we are trying to balance all of those needs. it is complex. especially for our makers and our light manufacturing. we still need that usage in the city. we need to acknowledge the emerging neighbourhoods and existing neighbourhoods that have always been in that area. i want to thank you for calling that out on the map. i thought that was a really important data point and that we continue our efforts to ensure the viability and sustainability of this part of the wate

commissioner gelman?>> lisa and carrie and brad, thank you for such a detailed report on so many levels. it really illustrates the resiliency efforts, but the community outreach efforts. i do want to applaud you on that. i also want -- i don't have any questions about your report. i want to echo what we heard in public comment from mr. richardson. this is an area of the waterfront that we still need for p.d.r. use and industrial use, but we have emerging neighbourhoods and existing neighborhood to have been ignored. i'm really happy to see how we are trying to balance all of those needs. it is complex. especially for our makers and our light manufacturing. we still need that usage in the city. we need to acknowledge the emerging neighbourhoods and existing neighbourhoods that have always been in that area. i want to thank you for calling that out on the map. i thought that was a really important data point and that we continue our efforts to ensure the viability and sustainability of this part of the wate