hoda. >> gabe gutierrez for us there.nk you. >>> also this morning, calls for growing louder for criminal charges against the former marine who placed a homeless man in a deadly choke hold on a new york city subway. protesters clashed with police over the weekend, some of them even shutting down subway lines. emilie ikeda is here with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it's been a week since jordan nealy died and no charges have been filed. according to two sources familiar with the matter, the manhattan district attorney's office plans to present the case to a grand jury which will determine if he'll see any charges. it's not clear when that will happen. protests here in new york are intensifying with more set to play out today. this morning, growing outrage surrounding the choke hold death of 30-year-old jordan nealy. demonstrators demanding justice and calling for criminal charges. some even jumping on to subway tracks in protest. leading to clashes with police. authorities say 13 people

hoda? >> guad, thank you. >>> we move to washington now. the latest on the showdown over the debt ceiling. a deal is in place. and president biden and house speaker mccarthy are looking to sell their plan to skeptical members of their respective parties. the first vote in congress is coming up tomorrow. garrett haake has got more. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so the new deadline is now next monday, less than one week away. that's when the u.s. will run out of money to pay its bills unless congress acts. now, with the house back in session today, leaders in both parties are scrambling to win over holdouts to prevent a potential economic catastrophe just days away. with six days until the u.s. runs out of money to pay its bills, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy are racing for support to suspend the nation's borrowing limit through 2025 while cutting federal spending. >> i feel very good about it. >> reporter: with the house back in session today, the presi

hoda?nt, we'll hear from emilie ikeda on the end of an era from a weight loss icon jenny craig. but first, a major announcement from one of the largest clothing stores, nordstrom announcing it will be closing two of its stores in downtown san francisco, but it's not the closures that's getting the attention this morning, it's the reasons why they are closing those stores. nbc national correspondent, miguel almaguer is in san francisco for us. miguel, good morning. >> craig, good morning. after 35 years, nordstrom's is packing its bag and calling it quits in downtown san francisco. that decision is putting this spotlight after dealing with post-pandemic struggles and also putting a spotlight on crime. >>> it's a shocking shutdown for one of the country's leading retailers. nordstrom announcing it will close its two locations in downtown san francisco by the end of august. a company exec writing, the area's dynamics have changed dramatically, impacting customer foot traffic and our ability to

hi, erin, good morning >> good morning, hoda.bc news spoke to one woman who described how her one-year-old's bedroom wall was pierced by bullets in the attack. take a listen. >> it went from pop, pop, pop to pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and i freaked out because i knew then that it was gunshots and i just grabbed my daughter we just barricaded between the washer and dryer >> three people were killed in the attack the gunman was shot and killed by police. two police officers were among the injured, currently in stable condition in the hospital, and this morning, police are being praised for their fast response, having shot and killed the gunman within five minutes authorities saying this could have been so much worse. still, so many questions this morning. we don't know the identity of the gunman his motive is also unclear hoda >> erin mclaughlin, thank you. >>> today one of the nation's leading voices on artificial intelligence is set to testify before congress. lawmakers look to regulate the rapidly evolving technology. sam altman i

i was like, i'm with jenna i'm with hoda.good >> no. but it's so much fun to be here on the plaza, cooking outside. cooking tibs and bits. i'm going to plate this for you. >> this is done. >> done. >> what do we add to it. >> a little bit -- just like this olive oil, a little bit of butter. >> just a little bit of butter, right. >> just a smidge. >> just a little bit. >> so, look at that. look how nice that looks, right? >> marcus, what if you can't find that spice? i love that spice. where do you find it >> smoked paprika. >> you like spice. you like chile. >> i like to be invited to fancy parties. >> i know. >> i don't cut it. >> next one. we're going to get invited to. >> the grits are cooked for about 20 minutes little bit of cream. little bit of water. you know the grits got to be really, really nice and creamy. >> i do. i take my grits very seriously it needs to just -- >> beautiful look at these grits. >> water and milk. >> whole milk. >> now we're ready to plate. look at this look at this >> are you guys eating over t

>> reporter: hoda, let's talk big picture right now. recommendation is to brace yourself for this weekend and beyond you think about the travel numbers last summer, hoda. they really popped as people were getting baaing into their regular routines but the projections for this weekend, are higher, 42.3 million people across all forms of transportation. it is up 7% from last year but look at the air numbers. 3.4 million. that is an 11% increase. at this point that might constitute the largest amount of people at airports for the memorial holiday since 2005. now, as far as some of the staffing issues that are going on right now, we have been seeing this play out for months. pilots and air traffic controllers at the epicenter of that the faa issued a warning saying 54% of their target for adc employees, which is to say if you're trying to get in and out of new york they're expecting a spike of 45% in delays, hoda. >> all right so if you want to avoid the travel crush, what is the best way to do it >> reporter: let's start on the roadways wh

so that's cool >> yes jacob soboroff made his way from the west coast savannah and hoda both off hodact your shows in a major way. >> a writer check threatening to shut down the tv industry if a new contract could not be reached. >> nbc's national corresponden miguel almaguer is in los angeles with the very latest on this miguel, good morning. >> good morning. with less than 24 hours to make a deal and a strike already authorized, we could be on the brink of a massive writer strike for the first time in 15 years the writers' guild of america and major studios working to avoid turning tinsel town dark. >> action! >> reporter: with just hours left to reach a deal, tv and movie sets across the country may be forced to call cut as members of the writers' guild of america threaten to go on strike. >> it is going to have a massive ripple effect that you could call a tsunami effect. >> reporter: if a deal is not reached by tonight at midnight, some of your favorite programs including late night talk shows will go dark even the fate of "saturday night live" is on the line this week's host, pe

hey, miguel, good morning. >> hoda, good morning.tana's new law is expected to head to court over exactly that issue. but the big question for many, could it be a sign of things to come for tiktok, as lawmakers in washington continue to push for the app to be banned nationwide. >> reporter: this morning in montana, the clock is ticking for tiktok >> now we're just going to start banning tiktok on a state-by-state basis, huh? >> reporter: the state becoming the first in the nation to totally ban the wildly popular social media app governor gregg gianforte calling the new law the most decisive action of any state, adding it will protect montanans' personal and private data from the chinese communist party. tiktok firing back, saying the law infringes on first amendment rights, promising montana residents can continue using the app as we continue working to defend the rights of our users the law would not only make it illegal for tiktok to operate in montana, but also bans app stores from making it available to download, with possible f

hoda >> gabe gutierrez for us on that story.kansas man who was photographed on january 6th with his feet up on nancy pelosi's desk was sentenced yesterday he got 4 1/2 years in prison richard barnette was convicted in january on eight charges stemming from the 2021 capitol attack, including entering a restricted building with a deadly weapon. he was considered a symbol of the riot with this photo with his feet propped up. government officials say he was armed with a stun device and a ten-pound steel pole >>> all right. we've got 16 minutes past the hour got some important health news >> good morning, savannah, hoda. we know that americans love their vitamins in fact, more than a third of all adults take one, but their benefits have long been debated. and a new study is stirring up this conversation once again, finding that taking a daily multivitamin could slow memory loss nbc medical contributor dr. natalie azar is here with more and i think we should probably point out, initially, we're talking about age-related memory loss, n

hoda? hoda >> all right ryan nobles at the white house for us ryan, thank you. >>> that was going on outside just before that incident inside holding new talking over the debt limit their negotiators working late into the night to hammer out this deal with a deadline and a potential economic calamity fast approaching. nbc's chief white house correspondent kristen welker joins us with more on that this morning. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah. good morning to you. talks are down to the wire there is still no deal in sight. there is still a lot of sticking points just as a reminder, the debt limit is like the nation's credit card bill. it is debt the country already owes the encouraging side is that both sides are talking around the clock. but will it be enough to avoid a potential economic disaster? overnight, negotiators leaving the cam capitol, after talks on moving the debt limit. showing signs of progress, but still no deal. it comes after a high-stakes meeting monday be

hoda, i'm right here in london. we are getting ready for the coronation of king charles. feel the excitement on the streets. >> oh, i can already see it. i love how you said will and kate were at the pub. and if i'm following your instagram properly, there's someone else who spent in time in the pub. >> research, hoda. >> by the way, i know the fun's over there, but i just want you to take a look at our plaza. right now it's wet, right now it's not packed with folks. not too many, we got some. but a week from today the jonas brothers are going to kick off our summer concert lineup. and then we are going to reveal the entire lineup for you. and it's an a-plus one. but the excitement of course is right across the pond with you, savannah. >> 30 seconds ago it was pouring rain, right now it is sunny. let's give you a live look this morning. this is westminster abbey where charles will be crowned king at just about this exact time tomorrow morning. he will be the 40th sovereign to be crowned at that iconic location, continuing a tradition started by william the conquerer in 10

they get new skills, and then at home they do little hodas together.i just -- it really builds their confidence and connects them to diversity. that's been really important for us. >> reporter: and that's what she wants. she said she was put in a box when she started capoeira in brazil. here she wants people to feel welcome, to feel like they each contribute something. >> everyone's unique, and everyone has something to add. it doesn't matter if you're not as agile or young. we have room for everybody, because we believe everyone brings something to the table. and like you say, when you move capoeira, it's a signature. >> reporter: so in the circle it's a chance to be present in the moment. she says you don't leave gaps, you keep the energy inside. you rely on each other. you feel the music. and for her, it's a piece of home. >> it really is just a beautiful art. i mean, it's acrobatics, martial arts, fighting, culture, dance. it's everything wrapped in one. >> yeah. >> and we were talking, you have to be really strong. >> you have to be strong. you ha

what else do you know about that >> reporter: that's right, hoda.uary, the couple was married for nine years. and it also refers to corey as the love of his life she told investigators they were even celebrating the night of his death after closing a deal on a house for her business. she is now charged with aggravated murder and three additional felony drug charges she is yet to enter a plea and her attorney declined to comment at this time we expect to see her in court next week. all right. eric, that story and think about the kids horrible, yeah. >> still ahead, your health news new guidelines to tell you about for when women should start getting screened for breast cancer with a mammogram, so we will break it down. >>> also ahead this morning, a first-hand look at an important project from nasa. but not in space much closer to home. jacob soboroff suited up for this one. >> good morning. this was so cool they actually let me fly 37,000 feet ovever the pacicific oceano see e how the weweather overer e ocean ininteracts wiwith the eas climate. we w

good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. title 42 expires tonight, but we're already seeing changes on the border, at least in this section this morning. you may remember we were right here for the "today" show yesterday. this is juarez. that's el paso, and overnight, this section of the border has completely transformed. what we're seeing are troops armed with machine guns. we're also seeing an extra layer of security, taller feps posts but maybe the bigger difference is there's much more activity at the entrance gate by the border wall. that has changed, potentially and possibly sending a sign to migrants that policies are changing. overnight, the border getting fresh re-enforcements. armed u.s. troops building a new layer of barbed wire fencing just steps from juarez. with the pandemic era title 42 set to expire at midnight, the crowds of migrants gathering here growing. border officials estimate up to 65,000 migrants may be in northern mexico waiting to cross. >> this places an incredible strain on our personnel, our fac

hoda?el, a lot of shows being impacted. we'll see how it folds. thank you. >>> we turn to the tragedy in illinois. a blinding dust storm leading to a pileup involving more than 80 vehicles. shaquille brewster has the latest on this really unfortunate incident. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that stretch of highway about three and a half hours south of chicago is still closed this morning. it is a reflection of the impact and scale of this pileup that officials say came and stemmed from a relatively common occurrence. but this highway dust storm having rare and deadly consequences. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my [ bleep ]! >> went in front of us! >> i see. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a blinding dust storm along interstate 55 in rural illinois causing a deadly pileup. >> there are multiple injuries, multiple injuries, multiple vehicles. >> reporter: authorities say excessive winds blue around dirt from nearby farm fields leading to zero visibility on the farm way. >> the cr

hoda? >> janice, thank you. >>> this morning closer to home, new fears at the site of that apartment complex in davenport, iowa. people could still be strapped at this hour and the stability of the building itself. maggie vespa on the scene for us. what's the latest? >> reporter: savannah, growing concerns and growing urgency for the people who officials said could still be trapped inside the rubble of this six story apartment building. it comes amid protests of transparency after officials said they believed everyone was out to the point they were ready to begin demolition on this building. only then you saw the video there to backtrack and rescue a woman seen waives out her window monday night. prior to that crews have done searches with drones, k-9s and heat seeking technology. now families say two other men may also be trapped inside, savannah. >> okay. so what exactly is the plan to rescue people if there are still people inside? >> reporter: yeah. so it appears the search effort has a

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. a very good day to be the lakers. lonnie walker, not on the bench anymore. >> he said put me in coach. i'll show you why that was a good decision. lebron james told him to be ready and he delivered. >>> the covid restriction known as title 42 is set to expire in two days now and border patrol is bracing for a major influx saying they've seen more than 26,000 illegal crossings since friday. >> it comes as the community of brownsville texas held a vigil last night. authorities are trying to determine if he did it on purpose. gabe gutierrez has the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: this deadly crash has left this community completely stunned. and it comes as tensions are ramping up with title 42 set to expire later this week. three of the ten injured migrants have just been released from the hospital and we're now hearing from one of the victims for the first time. >> reporter: an

hoda? >> richard, thank you. >>> much more to get to. we say good morning to craig. >> good morning. good morning to you as well. new details are emerging on tucker carlson's sudden exit from fox news and the reported role that his own text message may have played in that firing. stephanie gosk has been covering this for us. >> as you know, reports have continued to leak out about carlson's private messages since he left fox. but this text, one of the most striking so far. overnight, a new report about former fox news host tucker carlson's private comments after his bombshell departure from fox news. in a text message obtained by "the new york times" send by carlson to one of his producers in the hours after the january 6th attack on the capitol, the host allegedly describes watching a video of what he called trump guys adding, it is not how white men fight. carlson adding he found himself rooting for the mob. i really wanted them to hurt the kid. i could taste it. but then carlson writes, quote, an alarm went off. this isn't good for me

among them hoda kotb. >> you know i'm going.was first starting, and i went to one of her concerts. to see her now is going to be really cool. apparently kids are already out there buying merch. >> they opened it up early >> let's go. >> i heard an officer saying this morning it reminds him of beatle-mania. he hasn't seen anything like it since then >> i'll report back. >> we will begin this half hour with a growing mystery at sea that has scientists and sailors on high alert. >> a group of orcas, better known as killer whales, they appear to be attacking and even sinking some boats off the coast of portugal, spain. >> the question this morning is why. keir simmons joins us with this story. what's happening >> reporter: good morning to you. this is one of these funny, not funny stories. not funny if you're in one of these boats. the pictures you are about to see are incredible a group of whales, killer whales is called a pod. but maybe they should be named a gang or a troop or an army a scientists try to figure out exactly what's

forecast today, monday may 29th, 2023 >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> got to love that "holiday road" as we get started. good morning welcome to "today" on a monday morning, memorial day. we appreciate you spending part of the holiday with us. i'm peter alexander alongside my friend kristin welker today. we're in for savannah and hoda today. >> we have an incredible crowd out on the plaza ready to mark this memorial day. we have members of the u.s. navy band. >> right in the heart of fleet week. we'll get to them in a little bit. we have a lot to get to. a lot of people are talking about how is the forecast and how bad is the traffic going to be? >> the good news, for much of the country, warm temps and sunny skies. this is a live look at the beach at point pleasant, new jersey. traffic will be heavy with nearly 40 million americans hitting the road this weekend. the key is to hit out early before 10:00 a.m. we have it all covered for you. >>> first, we do begin with that breaking news out of davenport, iowa

hoda >> garrett, thank you. >>> 14 minutes after the hour.rning, craig. >> hey, ladies happy belated mother's day >> thank you. >> thank you >> good morning. good morning to you as well. a potential legal battle is brewing over the safety of air bag inflaters made by a tennessee company. u.s. regulators are demanding the recall of 67 million air bag inflaters used by a dozen auto makers including general motors. regulators say the inflaters could rupture and produce metal fragments. but the manufacturer of those inflaters pushing back this morning arguing that no defect existed in the inflaters and that any problems are related to isolated manufacturing issues. >>> all right. let's go to the nba. the boston celtics are headed back to the eastern conference finals for the second year in a row after a record breaking performance from nba superstar jayson tatum. >> between the legs, sidestep. puts up another three. oh >> i mean, come on unstoppable. he ended the day with 51 points. that is the most points in a game seven in nba history. celtics

a chance of sierra >>> i didn't think hoda was going to p window >>> i didn't think hoda was going toorn al roker, that one is for you. >> all right, dylan. thank you so much. carson, you have got an incredible conversation that you are going to have with a young teen. right? >> i am. in a series called mind matters. it is mental health awareness month. great story. going to show yo some great tools that are helping young kids thrive today. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back may is mental health awareness month. for our "mind matters" series, carson, you are sharing a new campaign aimed at kids that might be struggling. >> yeah. as you know, i struggled with generalized anxiety disorder for a while now, in fact, since i was a kid. anxiety affects 30% of kids and teens, yet, 80% never get any kind of health so when the child mind institute asked if i would be part of their you got this campaign, where teens interview someone in the public eye, that's how i met a young man named wyatt, who is a rock star right here in new york take a look. >> to wyatt. first of all, it

so they get new skills and at home they do little hodas together.ly builds their confidence and connects them to diversity. that's been really important for us. >> reporter: that's what she wants. she said she was put in a box when she started this in brazil. here she wants people to feel welcome to, feel like they each contribute something. >> everyone's unique and everyone has something to add, doesn't matter if you are are not as agile, as young. we have room for everybody. we believe everybody has unique characteristics and when you move, there's a signature. >> reporter: in the circle it's a chance to be present in the moment. she says you don't leave gaps. you keep the energy inside. you rely on each other. you feel the music. for her, it's a piece of home. >> it's beautiful to watch. the dancers are taking part in the carnaval parade this weekend in san francisco. you can watch it live sunday at 10 a.m. on our live stream on cbs news bay area and on our sister station, kbcw. >>> let's take a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteoro

. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.om studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." it is friday morning. it feels good. it feels even better because the jonas brothers are right outside ready for a concert. >> the place is packed. there is a song called "summer baby" that has caught my attention. >> will you be listening to it all summer long? >> on repeat. >> that's later this morning. >>> we have overnight developments to tell you about along the southern border. >> here is a look at one of the locations migrants are headed into the united states this morning. >> it comes after title 42 expired at midnight. this was the restriction used during the pandemic to quickly turn away migrants, citing health concerns. nbc news confirmed the first group made the crossing with as many as 65,000 migrants in northern mexico waiting to cross. >> overnight, a major development. a federal judge in florida blocking a biden administration's plan to directly release some, quote, thoroughly vetted

her first broadcast tv interview since her husband's death, allison holker boss telling "today's" hodat the day everything changed. >> you know, people say a lot of, like, what were the signs and, you know, he was so much love and light. he really wanted to be everyone's superman. he said that a lot. >> everyone's superman? >> he could hold so much for people, and i do, i think it was hard for him to process that at the end. >> when you have your quiet time by yourself, was there something i might have seen or missed, do you do that? >> i did it a lot in the beginning. i eventually had to tell myself i can't change anything that's happened. >> reporter: she is trying to change the future, founding move with kindness to support mental health initiatives. >> to bring awareness to mental health, open up the conversations, but to hopefully help people to feel comfortable asking for that help. >> reporter: all while trying to explain the inexplicable to their three children. >> to us daddy is in the stars so we can go outside and talk to him whenever we want. >> reporter: so he will always

the biggest breakthrough for the wine industry since the invention of hoda kotb.ed, these new robots will roll through vineyards using computer vision to gather data on the physiological state of each grapevine. just what we need, a robot wine snob. jim, ruled that footage again with the audio turned up. >> i am not drinking any [bleep] merlot! >> stephen: next up. next up, the company has just introduced footwear which they claim are the world's fastest shoes which they call moon walkers because if there is one thing we associate with walking on the moon, it is lightning speed. look at 'em go. moon walkers are actually a wheeled attachment that you strap on to her she was. i let the ceo describe how they work. >> there is no need to balance. walk faster to artillery and walk slower to decelerate. to climb upstairs simply lift your heel. to signal into lock mode. to go back to shift mode, lift and turn your heel. >> stephen: perfect for anyone saying i wish the only thing standing between me and a fractured skull was forgetting one time to lift and turn my heel. [

this morning, the "today" show's hoda kotb sat down with his widow to talk about her struggles. >> it and happy. wait. what? why? did you have similar thoughts and feelings? >> i feel like the rest of the world where i'm still shocked. no one is ready for that moment. there's no one that saw this coming. no one. and that also breaks my heart, too. but i feel so sad that he was so there. he wanted to be the strong one for everyone and i think that was scary for him that he might need to ask for help. people say a lot about what were the signs? you know, he was so much love and light. he really wanted to be everyone's superman. he said that a lot. >> everyone's superman. >> everyone's superman. he could hold so much for people. i do. i think it was hard for him to process that at the end. >> joining us to discuss is dr. jeff garcia, clinical psychologist. thank you for being with us. you know, just listening to that interview, she says he -- it was scary for him to seek help. what are the biggest barriers you think that men in particular face in when they're facing a crisis and it is sc

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. >> lot's of great people hoda kotb -- >> david letterman >> jimmy: david letterman. >> oh, so many, it's interesting. [ light laughter ] but you know -- there's always time for another book. you know - the list is amazing people and you turned it into a podcast >> yeah. >> jimmy: and this is great. it's a great thing you have to listen to it it's such great conversation >> "the light podcast. so for those who missed the book tour, we recorded every conversation edited it down to the best of the best you know, it touches on the book but we also each share our own story of finding light and developing friendships and relationships. it's really a fun set of conversations that are now on audible. >> jimmy: and then you have one of the interviews -- or the conversations -- were with oprah winfrey. >> the one and only. >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oprah winfrey. and it airs. >> that oprah. >> jimmy: that oprah and it's airing on april 25th on netflix it's a special >> yeah. that will be televised because when you're with oprah, you just televise it [

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and i'm joined by several representatives from cdc, including kempe, hoda and abby brown. mercy housing staff is also in attendance and available for questions. thank you. thank you for your presentation. madame secretary. do we have anyone for public comment? at this time members of the public who wish to provide public comment on these items should call for 15655000. enter access code 2598682. followed by the pound sign, and then the pound sign again to enter the call press three to be placed in the queue. fioretti listening to us by phone and would like to provide public comment. please press star three and we'd like to invite anyone here in person to come up to the podium and we'll start with mr james. good afternoon commissioners. the masked man is here again. oscar james native resident baby hunters 0.1 of the things i'm really concerned about this project and, uh treasure island is making sure certificate holders. have a priority. in those developments. and those units also making sure that is wheelchair accessible. for people who are handicapped. and that's my conc

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today. nice to have you along with us on a wednesday morning what a night for blake shelton hard to imagine "the voice" without him. >> it's the end of an era. i can't wait to see what happens. >> they sent him off in style, that's for sure. a bit more on that in a bit. let's start with the 2024 presidential race. for those keeping count, the election is 75 weeks away. florida governor ron desantis is set to enter the race. >> his wife tweeting out this political ad ahead overnight that will happen during a conversation with elon musk. >> it's already been a busy week for the republican field senator tim scott making his announcement monday. that's the republican race we've got it covered starting with dasha burns good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, even before jumping into this race officially, governor ron desantis was the only republican even registering in the polls compared to former president trump. and he

and i'm joined by several representatives from cdc, including kempe, hoda and abby brown. mercy housing staff is also in attendance and available for questions. thank you. thank you for your presentation. madame secretary. do we have anyone for public comment? at this time members of the public who wish to provide public comment on these items should call for 15655000. enter access code 2598682. followed by the pound sign, and then the pound sign again to enter the call press three to be placed in the queue. fioretti listening to us by phone and would like to provide public comment. please press star three and we'd like to invite anyone here in person to come up to the podium and we'll start with mr james. good afternoon commissioners. the masked man is here again. oscar james native resident baby hunters 0.1 of the things i'm really concerned about this project and, uh treasure island is making sure certificate holders. have a priority. in those developments. and those units also making sure that is wheelchair accessible. for people who are handicapped. and that's my conc

and i'm joined by several representatives from cdc, including kempe, hoda and abby brown. mercy housing staff is also in attendance and available for questions. thank you. thank you for your presentation. madame secretary. do we have anyone for public comment? at this time members of the public who wish to provide public comment on these items should call for 15655000. enter access code 2598682. followed by the pound sign, and then the pound sign again to enter the call press three to be placed in the queue. fioretti listening to us by phone and would like to provide public comment. please press star three and we'd like to invite anyone here in person to come up to the podium and we'll start with mr james. good afternoon commissioners. the masked man is here again. oscar james native resident baby hunters 0.1 of the things i'm really concerned about this project and, uh treasure island is making sure certificate holders. have a priority. in those developments. and those units also making sure that is wheelchair accessible. for people who are handicapped. and that's my conc