jen: thank you.ernor o'malley, let me go to you on this question of how to communicate more effectively. i want to know specifically, give me two formats or outlets that you think you would do as the chairman of the dnc that a dnc chair would not typically do. gov. o'malley: one of the things we agree upon is we need to establish an information war room within the dnc, the purpose of which would not only be to combat this information, misinformation, and rapid response, it would also be communications over time with the very people who felt like we were not talking to them, and in many cases we were not. one senior democrat told me she was all for ground game. we were knocking on a lung doors four weeks before the election with stone tablets, but the other guys who had already been inside the doors over a period of time, speaking to people in channels where they now get their information, whether they are members of hispanic communities, vietnamese. we need to do a much better job of getting into the

jen. what we do know from the videos we've been able to see in the newsroom and from eyewitness accounts, is there is an incredibly wide perimeter that a massive amount of law enforcement has established around this area in northeast philadelphia, where this plane went down. and we heard from one gentleman a short time ago. his name was gregory gibson. he works at a sneaker store inside that mall. and he said that upon seeing that fireball happen, he tried to reach out to colleagues and coworkers who were inside the mall. he has not been able to get in touch with them as of right now. of course, that only heightens the level of concern here. according to the videos that we have seen and the information we do know, we know multiple vehicles were burned. at least several houses also caught fire as a result of the impact. these early indications suggest that the plane did not actually collide with the mall itself, but there is still so much to learn right now as we just see this stunning vide

jen um, gin.e in a while would take a break from smiling, but pretty much was smiling all the time. and so was gina. um, they're just a really wonderful family. um, my heart goes out to her dad, june. i spoke to him earlier today. um, and he gave me permission to share the videos of gina skating from wednesday. >> how is he doing? i can't imagine what he must be thinking. >> you know, it's it's obviously very hard, but, um, he's a very strong man. um, he is. it's the skating club of boston. had a dad. he's the dad at the rink. he's there all the time. not just for gina, but for all of the kids and all of our team and our community at the skating club of boston. um, this family is the heart of our club. um, and jen, june and gina are all a big part of that. um, and june's a strong man. he'll be okay. >> i understand that hours before the flight, gina was doing exactly what she loved doing most. she was skating. and you, you were with her at the airport. can you share with those final moments? were

scott jennings, the wall street journal, which has a lovely profile of you in it this morning. they called this the dumbest trade war in history. so what's your reaction to all this? >> well, first of all. >> i agree. >> the profile was amazing. >> number two. >> this is not without risks. i mean, look, there are risks in engaging in this kind of massive policy upheaval. and and, you know, change in our, you know, economic flow with canada and mexico. however, let me try to offer some explanations for why trump might be on to something. again, not without risk, but he might be on to something. number one, the name of the game here is behavior modification. he wants canada and mexico to help stem the flow of drugs and people across the border. that's number one. he doesn't think they're doing enough. he's using these tariffs as a tool to say, look, i'm not fooling around. we mean business. until you help me, i'm going to inflict some pain upon you. the american economy is bigger than yours. you depend on us more than we depend on you. therefore, please modify your behavior. numb

jens, how. >> would you how are you recommending now traders position themselves? what crosses the most interesting to. >> you in terms. >> of the risk reward. >> yeah. >> so china is actually on holiday right. so when we look at how the chinese currency is trading, we have to look at c and h as opposed to cny to get a real time picture. they'll only come back on wednesday. but i think that's where the action will be. that's where the clue is going to be. and right now, i'd say the risks are underpriced because i don't think the situation is just because they have delayed things for canada and mexico doesn't mean that it's going to be late in the same way for china. so watch out there. i think there could be a big move that could also spill into all the, you know, 80 hours and so forth of chinese companies that are listed. so i think some equity action is pretty likely on that front too. >> all right. we're going to leave it there. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hans nordvig of exante. >> so i mean it's make volatility great again in the currency markets also. >> a

inside with jen psaki starts now. >> okay. >> so we all have our coping mechanisms. >> for this moment or we're. >> developing them at least. and i've kind. >> of settled into. >> wanting to know more about what's happening and. most importantly, what can. >> be done to. >> stop it. >> and i invite you to join. me in this, because the more our eyes are wide open, and the. more we stop ourselves from. >> looking away. >> and just. >> talking about just how terrible it is, the better we understand what. >> the levers. >> of power are that can push back on illegal and unconstitutional. >> actions of the. >> trump administration. the more we know, i mean, the more we're prepared to call it. >> out. >> and call. >> on people in power or people aspiring to be in power. >> to do more. to push harder. >> to be. >> more creative. because what's. happening right now. >> is a hostile takeover of. >> the us government. >> there's no other way to describe it. it's happening. clearly across our justice system, where just. a few hours. >> ago, a deadline. >> passed for fbi employees to fill out. >> a

sometimes i'm gonna send cheap and the nature push out the, the clips, the way score jens have come to the table so so we've, we've way from not just the whole story problems i'll get when did you say i'm a different how much this was all on most of the holidays and this with button to quit the so i did all the take or somebody she's so cute to put you on the phone one day 5 for how many your from the law says that you see lation there or what so the whole lot of the need i believe the now is why the what are you? i was a good good enough. sure. the i can't even find the bose headphones on a tight just me just a minute. i'm well it's okay. i'm so you just say or not, i'm calling all right, so much in the, of the asylum shouldn't. so i don't wish it thought so then that i, you know, find you sometimes. so you know, the heading in between somebody and you just so much less coaching. so i see him said, well, the image is that the, the news pages, as a consequence in the mail room, i'm in the usa, so let's see me. campbell benson sold on it so me with someone that you see job aids and on t

jen? ok, we are hoping to get the ceo was a jens of his nausea.ve technical issues -- jennifer zabasajja. as we were saying, they have signed that new agreement with botswana. we know the history of them in the economic prospects that have come through for that country that go back decades. so they have re-signed at that agreement and of course that is essential for the economic prosperity and the stability of botswana, which of course stands out on a number of those metrics within the continent of africa. jennifer zabasajja, we have reestablished the line, she's in cape town for us with the ceo. jennifer: i am here without cook, the ceo. great to have you here. we were just listening to the anglo-american ceo saying that this is welcome news, this agreement, how would you characterize this for the broader diamond industry, this agreement between them? >> i think this is an important agreement, it is taken six years to negotiate but it will take us out to 2054. like diamonds, it was worth the wait. the agreement is important, this is the greatest

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but to me personally jen and gina, they have had a massive impact. >> reporter: referring to the family nbc boston. today the coach saying the goal was in sight. >> gina's nickname was gina gina starina. >> reporter: a plan is crystallizing on how to honor gina and her moms and the others. >> these kids would not want to see us give up. >> reporter: as the skating club of boston mourns, it is also preparing to hostet world championships in two months. >> i do think this community, this worldwide community will come together in the moments and support each other. >>>> reporter: tonight the skaters are showing tragedy will not shatter the community but reveal the community and love. >> it starts with us being stro for this situation. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, norwood, massachusetts. >> that is "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. has returned. a live look at our doppler radar enhanced by nbc bay area storm ranger. you can see where the rain is coming down right

hey, jen. >> thank you, my friend. i've got something right along those same lines tonight.. that story. >> all right. absolutely. >> my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. i'm also very relieved to not be leading the show tonight with news of yet another plane crash on the second week of this presidency. the new president, of course, caused mass confusion among everyone who works for the federal government. mass confusion, mass anxiety. when he sent all federal employees a weirdly worded spam like email message telling them all to resign. that went out from the white house on wednesday morning to everyone in the government, including, say, air traffic controllers and faa staff and people who work for the national transportation safety board, that went out wednesday morning.

eastern, and follow me on threads, blue sky, linkedin, and mastodon where i post daily inside with jen psaki begins right now. >> okay everyone, i'm just going to acknowledge from the outset here that there is a lot of stuff happening right now that may feel confusing, scary, like you have a lot of questions. i mean, donald trump's plans to essentially unravel the federal government and basically gut our law enforcement agencies that's unfolding before our eyes. a federal funding freeze earlier this week shook communities in every corner of the country. maybe yours too. elon musk and his cronies just gained access to the entire federal payment system, which everybody should be paying attention to. trump just fired the first shots in a trade war yesterday. that he admitted this morning will cause pain for american consumers, and confirmation hearings this week further exposed just how dangerous some of his picks are to lead government agencies. it is a lot. i get it. but i want to underscore something that i think is really important for all of you to remember, and that is trump and his

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skills that the i d g is talk about are actually the concepts that i've been encountering on my jennings. whether it's in plum, village reporters monitoring, whether it's with wisdom teeth on each of them at the heart of saying the same thing. that sustainability is about the internal transformation. a different way of relating to ourselves to each other. and to all time it's, it's about learning to live in harmony with us. i'm remembering that we all part with this extraordinary climate tree ecosystem, which is all hi, i'm and that we a parts of nature take this episode if as rise is brought to you in part by the by baskets, reclaim your natural potential, live the assets so he's been out of the pageant and my mom looks beautiful. she's going an amazing down on the entire city of cologne, where she's from, everyone's watching the pageant. she has the most amount of points, and it's clear to everyone that she's winning. but some people were not about to let that happen. a friend of my mom ended up to see that mir catalina to yadi, a woman who used to own ms. panama. he turned to her and

. >> army air force sergeant jen hoppe's plane had been shot down on a mission in germany. details at the time were slim. >> none of us, you know, actually know what was going on. >> leaving marjorie and her six siblings, one of the only chinese families in sebastopol to wander and search for answers. but 80 years later, everything changed. in june of 2024 with a single call. >> the phone rang and i was wondering whether it was true or not, and i was so shocked that we were so surprised, you know, after all these years. >> thanks to dna technology and a 2013 match of information on three captured airmen at a cemetery in germany. sergeant yin hoppe would finally come home to the united states. his flag draped casket arrived at san francisco international airport on friday, january 31st, 2025. the symbolism and moment in time were overwhelming. >> being that this is chinese new year, this time of the year. >> about 20,000 chinese americans served in world war two. a number of organizations help reunite those missing in action with their families. though it's painstaking work.

and everybody's just waiting to see who is jen is definitely out. and how would they feel like a yeah, this is a, this is on sole, the inside eunice. today is the 4th day of the captives and prisoners released, captives being released from the gallons of strip prisoners. now seem prisoners being released from is really jails. we've just seen them arrive in the gaza strip, so of the 183 of palestinian prisoners that were released today. the majority of them were people that your partner who had actually been taken capture advise really troops in gaza since the start of this war on october 7th, 2023 and so on. one thing that we haven't heard time and time and time again is that the detention conditions for policy and prisons whether that were taken in gaza or whether they were taking arrested and then detain from the occupied westbank is that their detention became much worse after october. 7th, and this is a tested not just by the prisoners have been released and has told us that the by multiple human rights and civil rights groups that have done res

julie, jen, thank you for your time and attention this evening. my name is samuel peck. i am the owner and permit holder at 62 santa isabel. i'm also representing my wife who is who couldn't make it today she's at home with the baby as i said in our text messages with sophia i just i want to say and reiterate that i understand and appreciate the concerns brought to me by the neighbor. i also want to say that, you know, in our eight years of living together you've been basically perfect neighbors and regardless of the outcome tonight i look forward to the years ahead of good neighborliness in the argument. in my argument today i'd like to demonstrate that the final plan submitted was a result of thoughtfulness both for us for the design and how we're going to use it as well as for our neighbors and that we've been forthcoming and responsive to their concerns. i'm mostly pulling from my written brief but i'm adding additional context and in response to the argument made so far i'm okay. so the the first response i, i want to address the issue of the noise i'm going to show

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of the biggest scandals that is currently in full swing picked up in the correct space investigative jen. this diego cicada shed his view on them off last by the infamous us agency on venezuela. a nice agent of a was also part of the squandering and part of the one build up the the apparently the shadow government. a lot of the, the coordinates of beneficiaries were actually part of the leadership of the, of the shadow growing to think of under for the rope is one way to go lead him being tardy and so on. but mind you just go even beyond this, this part because you actually created all this economic interest structure around the humanitarian crisis. they, they, themselves, where they're wanting to get promoted and also be creating a whole lot of eh, check points. it cannot be check points on how to drift out of the migration migrating situation. i mean these people also, for example, have many from talking to an office with a managed privacy to get better for them. citizens. there are some sort of migrant regulation of use and that you have to get into your some sort of decent, green car

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we need to meet students, jen people where they are. that's in school among other places but in schools it's really important. so i want to work to make sure that we're funding behavioral health support and growing that support in schools across the state. it's going to be a big deal for parents pick is going to be big deal for caregivers here in most of all, we have the opportunity to change the trajectory in a positive way for a young person in our state. we owe that to our young people. [applause] you know, what i wanted to take a moment on that because i think it is something that so many people struggle with, so many families struggle with, mental health. i also want to remind people it so important we reach out and that we encourage and empower those who are struggling with mental health challenges to reach out and to find support. we've got a lot of support in this great state. we got to find ways to build more support to want to take a moment tonight to clear with people massachusetts that were going to work on this together. an

to do this i am here today with my coauthors gerard cost college and jen rick ph.d. we will each focus on two strategies and provide examples of the work we plan on doing for each strategy. first, i'll share info on the economic and workforce development strategy. >> gentrification in san francisco has deepened economic polarization over time. this has placed financial strains on and trans residents, workers and businesses in the castro lgbtq plus community members who are not rich especially and trans people of color, transgender individuals and and trans women along with youth and older adults are at high risk of poverty and housing insecurity. we need to increase support for those of us facing economic inequities. we also need local businesses to learn and demonstrate lgbtq plus cultural competency about their employees and customers ensuring that the neighborhood commercial culture operates from a foundation of equity and inclusion for the entire community. i'm proud that we've made headway on this front supporting lgbtq plus small businesses in the neighborhood

we need it now more so than ever >> jen and muffy were not so lucky.ir altadena home for 35 years. >> every year we see something like this. hurricanes, tornadoes, fires. you see it on the news. those poor people. here we are. >> now it is our turn. >> representing the backstage area of the music community. >> this one is bootsy collins. >> their company makes road cases for artists like jane brown, beyoncÉ, the rolling stones, kendrick lamar a billie eilish. like so many in the artist community, the alejandro's symbolize resilience and perseverance. >> you can burn down altadena, but you cannot take altadena out of us, you know. ♪ in los angeles, barthel neville, fox news. >> for more on the l.a. county fire recovery efforts, let's bring in l.a. county board of supervisors chair catherine barker. tell us how that rebuild, how this cleanup is going in areas like altadena that you are all too familiar with and use all that really moving piece of the artist being impacted there. >> you know, altadena is probably one of the most amazing communities in los

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. >> jens laerke. >> pat two five is an army black hawk helicopter flying near the airport. crash is the american airlines plane. >> kathleen buhle pam bondi george. >> club has an aircraft separation. >> the helicopter asked for visual separation. what that means is the helicopter pilot said to the tower that it would look for other aircraft and avoid other aircraft taking responsibility for seeing other aircraft and avoiding them. >> about 12 seconds after the pilot says that the collision occurs the helicopter, the black hawk coming from screen left, and american flight 5342 coming in to land on reagan runway three three. >> and then there's a huge fireball and you see the sparks fly and pieces of the fuselage of the plane fall into the potomac. and sort of the helicopter arc off and fall into the potomac. it's a pretty grisly piece of video. >> rob frehse 231 seven. this is when you see that crash, crash, crash. this is where three. >> 64 people are on board the airplane, three on the helicopter nobody survives. >> it's oh, what happened? oh my god. >> the collision is c

do you think jennings bryan is going to resign as secretary state? who do you think that's going to take his place? you know, when when he sends her a letter after the first time he proposed talking about what a perfect woman she is she writes back and says, you know, your last to the germans about sinking the lusitania is not your best work. and it's it was because she edith a memoir where she much curated her own story as memoirists do to have those letters and understand that she was savvy and curious and political from the very beginning. and this notion that she just mrs. woodrow wilson was absolute nonsense. i think what's interesting hearing pat and reading book about lady bird is these things seem to ebb and flow because between them was. eleanor roosevelt. right. i mean, we had edith wilson pretend, you know, don't, don't look behind the curtain. i'm not doing anything important. i'm certainly not acting as the executive while he has a stroke. and then you've got, you know, pat not taking credit for anything and getting accused of being plas

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i'm going to turn it over to inside with jen psaki, which starts right

. >> hey, jen. >> thank you, my friend. >> i've got something right. >> along those same lines tonight. >> can't wait to watch that story. >> absolutely. >> and thanks. >> to you at home for joining us this hour. >> happy to have you here. >> i'm also. >> very relieved. >> to. >> not be. >> leading the show tonight with news of. >> yet. >> another plane crash. on the second. >> week of this presidency. >> the new president. >> of course. >> caused mass. >> confusion among everyone. >> who works for the federal government. mass confusion? >> mass anxiety. when he sent. all federal. >> employees a weirdly. >> worded spam like. >> email message. >> telling them all to resign. >> that went. >> out. >> from the white house on. >> wednesday morning. >> to everyone. >> in the government, including, say, air traffic controllers. >> and faa. >> staff and people who work for the national transportation safety board. >> that went out. >> wednesday morning. that night, wednesday night is when there was a mid-air collision plane crash over the potomac river in washington, d.c, killing 67 people. ab

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hey, jen. >> thank you, my friend. i've got something right along those same lines tonight. can't wait to watch. that story. >> all right. absolutely. >> my friend, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. i'm also very relieved to not be leading the show tonight with news of yet another plane crash on the second week of this presidency. the new president, of course, caused mass confusion among everyone who works for the federal government. mass confusion, mass anxiety. when he sent all federal employees a weirdly worded spam like email message telling them all to resign. that went out from the white house on wednesday morning to everyone in the government, including, say, air traffic controllers and faa staff and people who work for the national transportation safety board, that went out wednesday morning. that night, wednesday night is when there was a mid-air collision plane crash over the potomac river in washington, dc, killing 67 people. absolutely horrific tragedy the day after that thursday, with rescue and recovery operations under

live at the table scott jennings, bakari sellers, congresswoman nicole malliotakis and chuck rocha. americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other, but here they do. good evening. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. elon musk and his appetite for destruction tonight, a question for the new president of the united states. is the tech billionaire really running your government? >> he's got access only to letting people go that he thinks are no good. if we agree with him. and it's only if we agree with them. he's a very talented guy from the standpoint of management and costs. elon can't do and won't do anything without our approval. and we'll give him the approval. we're appropriate. we're not appropriate. we won't. >> trump says that he's keeping tabs on musk as he works feverishly to kill off entire agencies, including the world's largest foreign aid agency, to outright ignore congress and to rough, rough run roughshod over the law to deny lutheran organizations any government money. money that gets used in places like

it thank you to my family, to my son, sam, who was with me to my wife, jen, to all these folks up herework so hard for me. it is time for our party to do three things. first, to unite. we have to rebuild our coalition. we have to ignore the noise. we have to focus with intensity on the goal ahead, winning elections to improve people's lives. second, we need to go on offense. trump's first weeks have shown us what happens when amateur hour meets demolition derby. at the same time that he has invited all of these billionaires into the oval office to mine, extracts, and profit off of our government. this is our time now. it is at the people's government. it is not another resource for ultra elites to exploit. we will take the night to enjoy the moment and build new alliances. then we will get to work. we are going to get to work. we are going to fight. we are going to take this fight to donald trump and the republicans and we are going to fight for working people again in this party. thank you, democrats. thank you so much. it is the honor of my life.

eastern, and follow me on threads, blue sky, linkedin, and mastodon where i post daily inside with jennow. >> okay everyone, i'm just going to acknowledge from the outset here that there is a lot of stuff happening right now that may feel confusing, scary, like you have a lot of questions. i mean, donald trump's plans to essentially unravel the federal government and basically gut our law enforcement agencies that's unfolding before our eyes. a federal funding freeze earlier this week shook

scott jennings, you know, i'm not going to act like republicans are still the party of free trade that they had been in kind of iterations past. there's obviously been a transformation and a willingness to at least somewhat embrace what president trump has made so clear as a focal point of his really entire agenda. but there are some republicans that have raised some concerns about it, including this one. take a listen. >> what about. tariffs against. >> our allies? >> it will drive the cost of everything up. in other words, it'll be paid for by american consumers. i mean, why would you want to get in a fight with your allies over this? >> you know that guy somewhat. well, scott, former senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, your former boss as well, is is he wrong here? >> well, i think that question. >> was posed on 60 minutes last night. let's fast forward to what's happening right now. there are no tariffs. there's a pause on this because. as has been reported by cnn and. >> every other news outlet, both mexico and. >> canada have reached. agreements today with donald trump. to do

. >> jen, do. >> you feel like that last. >> hour was one minute, or do you feel like it was about 15 hours long? it's one or the other. i know it doesn't feel like it was an hour. >> somewhere in between eight hours. is that an appropriate answer to. and it's just the sheer amount of news we're all consuming right now is. and just trying to wade through it as we all are. >> yeah, exactly. well, you did a phenomenal job handling that breaking news tonight and all these things that are developing while you are on the air talking about them. well done my friend and honor to be your colleague. always honored to be yours always. thank you. all right. thanks to his home at home as well for joining us this hour. there is a lot going on and just about everything that's going on that we have set to talk about tonight are stories that are continuing to develop. and so i can usually, at this point in the show tell you about what's going to be coming up. i can't tell you about what's going to be coming up, because all the stories that we're covering are live and happening as we speak. we do have

it thank you to my family, to my son, sam, who was with me to my wife, jen, to all

and so the next speaker please . >> thank you supervisors mahmud melgar and jen for this hearing. my name is mitch mankin. i am the policy and data manager at san francisco housing development corporation. we are an organization that works the community in the five and ten and across the black community to serve folks with resident services, with affordable housing and with economic empowerment including in the black marketplace right at philmont in gary. >> and we're very concerned about the loss of this grocery store in the heart of the fillmore. the fillmore needs affordable healthy food to thrive and survive. >> it sounds like the community market could be a short term solution but looking at the legacy of redevelopment in the fillmore, there's an urgent need for more than just that. there's an urgent need in the community for a significant number of affordable homes at this site and those homes needs to be accessible to the people from the community. now one way to do that is this particular preference program. >> once the affordable housing units are built this site they wil

and so the next speaker please . >> thank you supervisors mahmud melgar and jen for this hearing.e is mitch mankin. i am the policy and data manager at san francisco housing development corporation. we are an organization that works the community in the five and ten and across the black community to serve folks with resident services, with affordable housing and with economic empowerment including in the black marketplace right at philmont in gary. >> and we're very concerned about the loss of this grocery store in the heart of the fillmore. the fillmore needs affordable healthy food to thrive and survive. >> it sounds like the community market could be a short term solution but looking at the legacy of redevelopment in the fillmore, there's an urgent need for more than just that. there's an urgent need in the community for a significant number of affordable homes at this site and those homes needs to be accessible to the people from the community. now one way to do that is this particular preference program. >> once the affordable housing units are built this site they will have

the instructional day that impedes upon other instructional minutes or the advisory curriculum that jenpoke to about the intentionality of creating the sense of belonging for our students in the middle school space. so it has to happen outside of the instructional day. so partnering with the afterschool providers at visitation middle school they have rock is their cpo partner and their beacon and they've been incredible thought partners to think about how can we actually ensure that the students that qualify that attend the afterschool program on a daily basis are getting this tutoring program. and through that partnership really looking at the ecosystem, the classroom teacher has joined the afterschool provider in that classroom the classroom teacher observe the why isn't tutoring. they give feedback on to what the tutor was teaching to the student in that moment and the after school teacher was supporting the infrastructure here for that program. it happened one time and then we had to reschedule and the students didn't necessarily get the same tutor again the second time even in the

worse we will callum representatives from mt a the project responsibles i believe we have paul and jenctoria wise. >> thank you, and good afternoon supervisors i'm paul i'm the sfmta project manager of the mid valencia project worse i'm here to provide a brief context on work on the valencia corridor the issues this we have seen on the corridor worse are rung bikeway pilot. and side running curb side bike lane as well worse i want to start with a summary of work including the transportation safety trinlds on the corridor before covid and our project goals that we kept in mind since the beginning of our work worse we thought a lot about valencia the last 25 years worse the first bike lanes were stripe in the 1999 worse in 2010 sidewalk widening 4 black section in the middle worse a year before covid a side running protected bikeway on the northern section worse and about to dot same for the middle section when the pandemic started worse worse when we picked it up again in 2022 the priorities of valence why changed worse and the best fit for upgraded bikeway that addressed the safety occ