. >> my name is jackie henderson. good morning, commissioners. >> good morning. >> i'm a resident of a cooperative that borders on the buchanan mall. i lived there prior to it being shut down when it was a street, and it was hell. we finally got the street closed, and it continues to be a problem because there is nothing really positive going on there. and i was so pleased to find out about this project, because i have known tyrone since he was a child. i grew up with his mother and his grandmother, and we were all neighbors and i'm so pleased that he is involved in something positive, something positive that a young person is trying to get done. as they say, we are old gees can say our peace, but sometimes it takes the young people to get in there, to make a project work. and i'm so happy that green streets and the exploratorium and all the others are involved in getting the buchanan mall some positive feedback, some positive things in that area. because it's long been neglected. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ]

sunday morning with us to share their reporting and insights, cnn's nia-malika henderson, ed o'keefe of "the washington post," jackie susan itch of the daily best and jeff zeleny of cnn. it's no problem republicans have a huge problem with latino voters. and now donald trump is making its worse with his attacks on undocumented immigrants from mexico. >> i would get the ones that are criminals, drug dealers, and the people that are forced in by mexico, and you know exactly what i'm talking about. >> now the math here it's pretty simple. republicans last won the white house back in 2004 and george w. bush did that by winning 44% of the latino vote. in 2008 that percentage fell to 31%, then to 27% in 2012, two lopsided democratic wins. you can call that for republicans a troubling trend, or a demographic ditch. >> the first rule of politics when you're in a hole is stop digging. somebody needs to take the shovel out of donald trump's hand. >> so the republican party's national chairman picked up the phone the other day and asked donald trump to cool it. now nevada would be a good place to start. or arizona. but trump,