income families to get here. >> some say the concrete jungle in this kind of space is priceless and jfk drive is filled with skaters, cyclists and runners. >> my favorite part about it is the biking and the meadow. >> reporter: a large group of people and families rad lead in front of the academy of sciences calling in the city to keep it close to cars. >> this park is better when there are no cars and it is a safety issue. >> reporter: the organizer is known as the godfather of skates in the parking and has been advocating for permanent closure for 42 years. supporters of the idea include state assemblyman david chu. >> i think it is important for equity and i hope we can have a fact based conversation about how we move this forward. >> reporter: there was an editorial piece calling it a segregation all policy and he said many families in the bayview and hunters point rely on cars and the closure would remove 300 free parking spots out of about 5000 in the park and many of those 300 spots are near the museum. >> it is a big challenge and a barrier. if it is hard the park, people may no

jfk drive is filled with skaters, cyclists, and runners. >> my favorite part about it is the biking. >> reporter: a large group of people and families rallied in front of the california academy of sciences:on the city to keep jfk closed to cars. >> this park is much better when there are no cars. it's a safety issue. >> reporter: the rally organizer is known as the godfather of skeets in the park and he's been advocating for permanent closure for 42 years. supporters of the idea include one state assembly men. >> i believe this is important for equity and i hope we can have a fact-based, respectful conversation about how to move forward. >> reporter: one supervisor wrote an editorial piece calling it a sacred mission -- segregationist policy. he said many people in the bay view and hunters point rely on cloak cars. it would remove 300 free parking spots out of about 5000 in the park. many of those 300 spots are near the museums. >> it's a big challenge and it's a barrier so it's hard to park, people may not be able to come. >> reporter: this woman is the director of public off access

jfk story i'll take with me. >> definitely.inking of harry and william hearing they will be separated walking out, i hope is a protocol thing and not tension, because i think of their mother princess di, what she would think of what's happening. i really hope that's not the case. but still good harry is there. >> interesting when you reflect back from princess di's funeral both brothers were there and between them was prince philip. it's a full-circle moment. >> and they released statements releasing glowing things about their grandfather. to them it's just their grandfather and they're going to miss him. >> our live coverage 9:30 a.m. tomorrow morning on abc. stay with us. on ab look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-o

meeting coming up, we have twin peaks as director vaughn mentioned, at the beginning of the meeting, jfk will be on the horizon too and i don't know when that will probably be more on volunteer as well as the great highway. and i would say the other big thing that will be on the horizon is really looking at sort of what i'll call the fate of some of our pandemic emergency order related programs including the future of shared spaces, which i know council had a briefing on. slow streets, which i believe the council also had a briefing on and emergency transit. these programs right now, are only for the duration of the covid emergency. so looking at what we're going to do with the future past the emergency. those are kind of some things that are on our board's horizon. they're sort of general and over arching and not very specific as we don't know specific items that will be on our calender. we're very interested in hearing from community members. we get e-mails and public comments all the time. i'll close by telling you that our meetings are the first and third tuesday's of each month. we

the white house cook for jfk, rene, had this strategy. jfk was chronically late.ooked it was he made for soufflÉs. and he timed them at 15 minute intervals. home made. so that jfk would arrive at time. those are the perils of making soufflÉ for our presidents. but daisy was very moved by the president's death. they had a very warm relationship and if you ever go to warren springs, georgia, in the kitchen area where she could she actually wrote on the wall, d.c. wrote -- it is encased in plastic. you can see how move she was there. she always wanted to be considered the first lady of presidential cooking. and actually had plans to open up a museum entirely dedicated to mute food and president roosevelt but she died before she could put it together but daisy is another interesting character in the book. i also want to talk to you about drinks. as i mentioned, there's a cat and mouse game about trends in the white house. fdr embraced drinking culture. i talked about several drinks in my book. wine, eggnog, i will read you a little bit about eggnog. this is from lilli

i'll start with jfk and great highway. thank you for the report. really appreciate the data driven technical evaluation approach. just curious if we have an idea of the level of review this project will trigger on the jfk side. >> we have included the review as part of the work scope. the level would depend really on what the preferred alternative is. one of the things i want to emphasize, for both jfk and great highway, i personally believe that the current configuration is unacceptable. but i would also say the previous configuration is unacceptable as well. we are interested in both projects and trying to find the best combination of improvements that maximizes safety and our climate goals, that maximizes our equity goals, particularly recognizing that low income people of color on the east side of san francisco have the hardest time accessing the resources. and at the same time, optimizing the flow of transportation for all modes of transportation, particularly those modes that serve those with the fewest of choices. we'll look at changes and a

and that's why demonstrators came out to golden gate park to demand that jfk drive from maine car-free even after everything opens back up. cars have been banned from jfk since april twenty-twenty and have been wildly popular with kids and walkers and runners. >> the status quo has high injury rates we've seen many tragedies from on this the space. >> so far the city has not responded to the demands to permanently. stay car-free. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news over is cracking down on its users. >> and an added safety measures to protect riders and drivers will have those details coming up after the break. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news right on harvey. lets get another check of weather this morning with john shrable, the da. we had a really nice weekend. i'm hoping that monday through friday weather is going to be just as nice. yeah. i mean, not a lot of changes out there today. we're still holding out the 80's inland. >> there's definitely some fog, though. that is draping the bay area this morning. this is going to keep his cool, the start and keep us especially

jfk drive has been vehicle free for nearly one year already. organizers of today's event want to keep it that way for good. the car free jfk's popular with families, walkers, runners and cyclists and advocates say it is essentially that the creation of a new public space with opportunities for recreation is a package. today's event starts at 10 a clock a.m. with a walk from jfk drive to the steps of the california academy of sciences. live music in a few short speeches will follow. and this is a live look at san francisco where you will soon be able to go to the restaurant later in the day, despite the county not moving into the yellow tear as it was planned and hope for this week. the city will lift 11:00 curfew on restaurants starting thursday. >>> perfect timing for the tail end of san francisco's restaurant week. this event kicked off friday for more than 150 establishments and other restaurants which are offering special menus, celebrating all the flavors the city has to offer. coming up the next half hour will have an inside look on resta

the tdap ua terminal at jfk in new york. the pan and terminal had been torn down but the twa terminal still standing. exactly now a hotel. so i really had been living in new york writing about art and architecture. i was really excited to go tour tdap ua terminal. i wondered to see it built it was built in the 50s and beautiful, beautiful structure. i went to this event and i met these two women who were magnetic. their former flight crew, their former stewardesses they told me. they were not flight attendants. and i was intrigued by that. i thought it was telling. it seemed to me to it be pinning them to an era and a job that was important and very different from the role of the flight attendant today. that difference i found really compelling. it was also incredibly, i found them to be magnetic. they were lively, they were funny, they talked about events of geopolitics and global history with a sort of casual intimacy as if they'd either conferred with prime ministers or head martinis with spies. and to be honest, some of

those quarters, such as jfk drive in san francisco's golden gate park were closed to cars during the pandemic to give people more room to walk, run bicycle and move around the city. so nice just being able to bike down straight not to worry about cars. this eighth grader says she and her father now used jfk drives car free zone to bike to soccer practice and the grocery store, so i'm using the slow streets a lot tol get around the city as much as i can cities emerging from the pandemic. it's a new balancing act, trying to appease pedestrian and bicyclists needs, with drivers keeping the horizontal roads that cut through the park open. i think that's a good idea, you know, going from the richmond to the sunset and transportation officials warn, with transit, ridership dropping and many people readjusting their routines. expect a reshaping of bay area traffic patterns. some bumps in the road until people return to transit and take some of the load off the freeways. we could be looking at much worse traffic, then we got accustomed to back in, say, 2019. one area that empty sea hopes wil

at jfk drive at eighth avenue in golden gate park. >>> students at the city college of san francisco will speak out this morning against the classes being cut and staff layoffs. the ccsf student coalition will host the virtual event over zoom, then march to the mission high school steps in front of dolores park. the student and faculty are demanding the board of trustees use some covid relief aid to help rebuild the school. staff department cuts and layoffs, the event starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," a milestone night for steph curry. what he did to add his legacy leading the warriors to victory. sports is next. >>> good morning everyone. i'm anthony flores. chef curry was cooking saturday night at chase center. the warriors taking on the houston rockets, second quarter, dubs up two touchdowns. curry buries the three, he was 8 of 15 from behind the arc, and he was just getting started. he scored 23 points in the third quarter. check out the great move and the shot, and-one. curry finished with 38 points, it's his career high sixth straight game with at le

she got to jfk. so hijacking has a little bit of context, hijacking back then the golden era of hijacking in the early 60s, they were not for a brief period of time they happened with incredible frequency and no fatalities. so they were kind of seen as a novelty. most of the time the hijackers would get on the plane and make a threat and ask for the plane to go to cuba in a lot of cases. not always but sometimes, a lot of times. the plane would wind up in havana and they would have to stay overnight so the passengers would be treated to a night in a hotel room and sometimes i cabaret. so the people almost looked forward to for a very brief period of time these hijackings. time magazine published an amazing relic that one should google and read, what to do when the hijacker comes, your tongue-in-cheek travel guide to havana based on being on a hijacked plane. so this, so tori was flying in this era out of jfk and she got to the airport and was told that the flight she was supposed to be on was switche

this was the low point for jfk is three years in the white house. as president, he took full responsibility for this failure of united states policy. this misuse of units its power. although, totally it was not all his. [gavel] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] president kennedy: mr. catledge, members of the american society of newspaper editors, ladies and gentlemen, as president of a great democracy such as ours, and the editors of great newspapers such as yours, hold a common obligation to the people, an obligation to present the facts and present them with candor and to present them with perspective. it is with that obligation in mind that i have decided in the last 24 hours to discuss briefly the recent events in cuba. on that unhappy island, as in so many other arenas in the contest for freedom, the news has grown worse instead of better. i have emphasized before that this was a struggle of human -- cuban patriots against a cuban dictator. while we could not be expected to hide our sympathies, we made it r

this is the hottest start to a new presidency since jfk in 1961.uote, implode under biden, but the opposite has happened. let's bring in cnn's business lead writer, matt egan. how do these gains stack up? >> former president trump didn't just say that the markets would stumble if biden became president. he said they would outright crash, using a word that presidents typically don't use for obvious reasons. in any case, that rumored biden bust has turned into a biden boom. we have a graphic putting these gains into context. the s&p 500 is up about 8.6% from the closing bell on inauguration day till now. that is the best for any new president's first 100 days since jfk in 1961, ahead of gains of for former president obama, and almost double what we saw at the beginning of the trump rally. the stock market is not the economy and pres do tend to get more credit and more blame than they deserve for the stock market. but i do think this is all significant, because, one, the doomsday warning that we heard from trump hasn't been born out but also this real

jfk drive has been off limits to cars for nearly a year but at least two city supervisors are against the closure. shaman walters calls it a segregationist policy. he says many working class families in the bay view and hunters point rely on cars. the closure would remove 300 free parking spots. however, david higsue favors it. >> i think this is for equity and i hope we can have a conversation on how to move it forward. >> we are not against closing jfk. we just think there should be a process. >> the academy of sciences believes it will hurt it more after it lost so much money during the pandemic. about 80% of visitors come from outside of san francisco. >>> more and more in person conferences are returning so this would come in handy in las vegas. check it out. the new underground loop at the las vegas convention center just debuted over the weekend. construction started in 2019 by elon musk's company. eelectric teslas will be used to transport people, changing a 0 minute walk from one end of the building to another to arrive in 2 minutes. >> this system will handle 62 cars, more t

in 1961 jfk was elected president buchwald saw the style that john of kennedy and his wife, jacquelinekennedy, referring to washington. buchwald thought perhaps this is a good time to move and cover something different then paris nightlife and celebrities. he saw the new frontier is a challenge. but some warned him that if he went to washington he would get massacred. how could he possibly compete with columnists like -- , arthur crock, james, and stewart. despite the warnings, buchwald made the leap anyway in 1962, and to his immense credit within a few years has brand of humor and satire, and his comic, easygoing personality made him a national journalistic celebrity. from then, on until he died in 2007, buchwald we would entertain people from around the world with his, whipped his, humor insight, satire, and above all, his good cheer. for over five decades it seems as if everyone began their day by reading art buchwald as he satirized political scoundrels. lampooned the powerful and the pompous. and over his long career, poked fun at ten different presidents of the united states, be

drive remain car-free cars have been banned from jfk since april of last year in the change has been wildly popular with people enjoying the park. >> the status quo has high injury rates we've seen many tragedies on this quarter. >> so far the city has not responded to the to permanently. stay car-free. up next, you've heard of free libraries. now, one east bay has a free little art gallery. we'll tell you where it's located. and we also have the healthiest county in the state i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called

the reason why families want jfk drive to be off limits to drivers and other folks don't. >> we have been enjoying nice weather all weekend. but things will change just a little bit. will the sunshine stick around? i'll have the answer coming up. >> we promised it. another look at the qr code we mentioned a moment ago. use your phone to scan the code. it will take you to the web site and see chris's full story on tips and tricks to track down a vaccine appointment. it does work. >> i proved it. there you go. >>> now to the making it in the bay series. on the housing crisis and cost of living. the coalition of bay area mayors, businesses and non-profits are teaming up against homelessness. the group is hosting a news conference this week to unvail a regional action plan. to house 75% of the bay area unsheltered population by 2024. the plan after leaders work together a year to address the crisis. the coalition is not revealing details until the event at 10:30 a.m. tuesday. >> jobs and the future of city college of san francisco are at stake. facing major budget. full-time faculty. col

under jfk, his portfolio was not nearly as robust.ut lady bird -- and so often he traveled abroad and lady bird went with him. that began a. of international travel that she really enjoyed. and likewise back at home in washington dc, lady bird's -- lady bird stepped in quite a bit for first lady jackie kennedy who was not the kind of political animal that lady bird was, did not love the rope line, did not thrive on so much ceremonial activity. lady bird stepped in for her quite a bit. it was energizing for her. host: throughout the book we see several relationships with jacqueline kennedy. how would you describe the relationship? guest: it is a very intimate and precious and complicated and emotional relationship and it has the spark that goes from lady bird being the senior senate spouse when jack enters the senate. she is already married to the majority leader and bringing jackie in, doing it in a gracious big sister way. she was almost 20 years older than jackie then moving to the campaign, stepping in for jackie , and during the c

it's those quarters such as jfk drive in san francisco's golden gate park were closed to cars during the pandemic to give people more room to walk, run bicycle and move around the city. i really like it kind of gives me a chance to go outside. other places really nice, just being able to bike down the street not to worry about cars. this eighth grader says she and her father now used jfk drives car free zone to bike to soccer practice and the grocery store, so i'm using the. those streets a lot tol get around the city as much as i can. cities emerging from the pandemic face a new balancing act, trying to appease pedestrian and bicyclists needs, with drivers keeping the horizontal roads that cut through the park open. i think that's a good idea, you know, going from the richmond to the sunset and transportation officials warn, with transit, ridership dropping and many people readjusting their routines. expect a reshaping of bay area traffic patterns and some bumps in the road until people return to transit and take some of the load off the freeways. we could be looking at much worse t

this was the low point for jfk is three years in the white house. as president, he took full responsibility for this failure of united states policy. this misuse of units its power. although, totally it was not all his.

today alaska airlines surprised passengers on a new route to jfk. rake dancers entertain the crowd. the airline handed out surprises to celebrate its recent surge in bookings. right now they are 80% of what they were pre-pandemic. and the trends are going up. people are booking for now and future travel. these flights that were dormant for almost a year plus are not coming back. people are feeling a lot better. >> the point skies says short domestic trips are increasingly hot. >> you still don't have business travelers out and about. what you're seeing is a surge in demand for leisure travel. routes they used to be cheap like fort lauderdale to las vegas or san francisco to seattle are now expensive. that is where the demand is. >> it is certainly different in this pandemic. i'm wondering how sfo stacks up to some of the other busy air force. >> reporter: well, the point skies set the increase has really been slow and steady compared to other parts of the us, which opened up faster than the bay area. in those places they are seeing 2019 levels of traffic and one of those cities miam

they had been witnessed, the assassination of jfk in alice and the murder of lee harvey oswald the following sunday. this massacre was broadcast in real time. i was not even 8 years old but i remember on the other side of the country it came not just a national event, a national trauma but elevated the act. it made the act, not an individual offense that happened in one place but nationally and became mythic and to some people attractive. we began to see a spike in these things. in the late part of the last decade of this century a significant spike, to some degree, the son setting of the assault weapons ban may have been a contributing factor. these guys gravitate certain types of weapons that they fetishize but that is also around the time that the internet began to really explode and these far-flung communities, the islands of rage, the islands of seething grudges and narcissism really began to spread. once upon a time, if you had a person in your community who exhibited some of these tendencies first of all, but second of all they would have stood out but now we live in a more transient

car-free cars have been banned from jfk drive since april of last year.nd people have been love it. >> the status quo has high injury rates we've seen many tragedies for on this the space. >> so far the city has not responded to the demands that they're keep this ban in place. in the north bay animal activists. they rallied because they say the local elk population is dying because the food supply is drying up literally. they say it's drought conditions and they gather to point reyes national seashore to bring attendance or start a tension to this fence right now. parts of the north bay are classified and are moderate to extreme drought and the activists say if this fence would come down, then the animals could graze. a symbol of this area. >> and an amazing conservation success yet right behind this fence. 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. slight concern is that will? >> clearly this elk was looking to, you know, to go somewhere and certainly prevented from getting outside. >> the national park service and state department of fish and wildl

with it if she hadn't put it all in one cup that's right a woman was recently arrested at new york's jfkthree pounds of cocaine in her bra even worse, it was discovered during a routine motor boating ally hord wrote that joke. feel free to throw her picture up oh, there she is that was taken right after she wrote it officials in ohio recently passed a bill that allows residents to have alcohol delivered to their doorsteps seven days a week, which is big for "da beer" industry, and even bigger for dewine. it's the governor of ohio. the writer of that joke, ian morgan, thought you would all know governor jeff dewine. it's actually mike dewine. did you [ bleep ] know that? also, because dewine was coming, i had to say "da beer" industry. there was so many things deeply wrong with that joke i'm sure that's the last we've heard of ian today taco bell opened its first digital only location in the u.s. today, which will require customers to order ahead online or use in-store kiosks order ahead? taco bell isn't something you plan for it's like us magazine at the check out counter. it's an impuls

people rallied at golden gate park to demand that jfk drive remain car-free cars have been banned fromt year in the change has been wildly popular with people enjoying the park. >> the status quo has high injury rates we've seen many tragedies from on this the space. >> so so far the city has not responded to the demands to permanently. keep this area car-free. >> time now is 5.49 the debate over whether businesses should require you to get a shot and have a vaccine. passport is heating up california leaders say there have no plans to require a passport. but they haven't completely ruled it out either. but orange county, they're doing a pilot right now called digital passports and not everybody is happy about it. chris wolfe explains. >> most of us have passports for travel and identification. but what about a passport for living. we're talking about a covid-19 vaccine passport. a digital record of inoculation that a person could display through a smartphone in the era of the coronavirus pandemic and recovery. this feature would allow easier access to restaurants conferences meetings c

jfk drive has been closed to allow for more outdoor space during the shelter in place order. more than 100 people gathered to urge the city to keep that road closed permanently. >> anyone who comes out here any day of the week can see what vibrancy and life and what serenity and safety and great environment this is creating and what this is doing for our community and connecting people. ending this would be a shame. >> not everyone wants to keep it closed. a young museum don't want it closed permanently. they say it gives vehicle access for disabled and others who can't walk or bike there. >>> a house fire in oakland. emergency crews came in late last night about a single story house fire with people trapped inside. firefighters say when they got there, much of the house was engulfed in flames. you can see the video. everyone got out of the building in time. the house is on 12th street about a half a mile east of lake merritt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. as you can see, the flames caused extensive damage. >>> he is preparing to lay his grandfather to rest. w

. >>> and a surprise for customs agents at jfk airport in new york. coming from ghana had 22 giant african snails inside his luggage. the snails carry a parasite which causes meningitis in humans. >>> well, coming up, is working from home a failed experiment? the new evidence. >>> but first the blame game after a world leader who happens to be a woman was left without a seat at the table literally. lite [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪ ♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. family meeting! ♪ we have big news. new kellogg's cinnamon roll frosted mini wheats. bakery fresh cinnamon roll flavor in every bite, you're going to love 'em. ♪ ♪ bakery fresh cinnamon roll irresistibly smooth chocolate. to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is

recs and park tells us that any change to jfk drive would go through the public process and a board of environmental review. >>> condolences continue to pour in over the passing of prince philip. thousands laid flowers outside of windsor castle this weekend. prince andrew gave an update on the queen saying she is handling the loss and it has left a huge void in her life. the british academy of film and television arts honored prince philip at the awards ceremony. he was the president when the group formed in the 60s, a position now held by his grandson, prince william. >>> coming up on kpix, an intense situation in minnesota this morning where late night protests have erupted after a deadly police shooting. details after the break. >>> let's take another look outside our treasure island camera at the city of san francisco. beautiful shot of the clouds and fog. mary will have more on this monday morning. it's 4:40, we'll be right back. welcome to jack in the box. hehey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard d your chickcken comes with classic

gospel singer to sell 2 million records or to take center stage at carnegie hall, even singing at jfk'ss that were really changing the game for black people. >> reporter: while many know mahalia as a musical pioneer, she was also in a way a hidden figure in the fight for civil rights. >> the beauty about music is that it's so universal. and it just kind of pierces right into your heart. and i think that's really how she was able to make the biggest impact. ♪ i feel it in my spirit ♪ >> reporter: actress danielle brooks dug into her southern roots for "robin roberts presents mahalia," the very first bio-pic about the icon's life. as executive producer, robin roberts gets to pick what stories get to be told and by whom. >> black excellence needs to be seen. i'm tired of only seeing a snippet of her in other movies. you satisfy little, oh, there's mahalia singing. she is no longer playing the supporting role, she's the star. >> dear lord, i always thought you demanded perfection to deserve your love. >> reporter: this film was danielle brooks' chance to flex her star power. >> you didn't n

they refuse to vote for a democrat because of what jfk did. that's the nicest, every one of their statements has four letter words i won't say since c-span is covering this. they're not fans. the most charitable thing we can say is kennedy really didn't know what he was getting himself into. the bay of pigs operation was a failure as we know. it doesn't oust castro. many of the members of the brigade were rounded up and captured and in many respects, according to others, the bay of pigs actually helps castro to consolidate his power inside cuba. prior to the out against castro. after the bay of pigs he was able to crack down violently on all these movements and lock in his power. and guevara, when he met with the secretary of state under kennedy, he said, thank you so much for that ridiculous operation because it allowed us to lock down power inside cuba. so let's look quickly at what went wrong. there's a lot of rushed planning when it came to the bay of pigs. we knew through intelligence that the soviets were going to ship advanced weapons t

we're talking about allen dulles before he gets fired by jfk. dulles would say they were in a meeting where they discussed using the mobs. we never said anything about killing the guy. it was dulles's way to say he had plausible deniability. the they had ideas of using lee cigars, actually putting botulism, and slipping it in. they were never able to get close enough to slip him a botulism cigar. they had another idea of a pin with shellfish poisoning, the same thing the cia, and the idea was to have somebody brush past fidel and stick him with a shellfish poison pin. we can't get anybody that close. this is not going to happen. and then the idea that actually finally was put into production a little bit was to take a liquid poison and drop it inside his coffee or tea in the version of a small bill. they felt they could get to somebody that served castro his drinks and drop a pill inside. this was a decent idea. the problem was the first pill they created didn't dissolve. they drop it in water, and it floated around in the water. the tech people

one last thing, you did an interview, the three things everybody wants to hear about all the time, jfkufos and drugs. i thought it was such a weird conclusion but i run into other people in the magazine industry who have also had a very, the way life works is very very simple, just take people's normal desires, dress them up every month in a different way and had the same things over and over again. >> the context of it, bouncing around, trying to divulge freelance work and in a short time, created a magazine called ohio magazine, hiring legitimate newspaper people and wanted me to be the washington bureau chief so paying me more than i ever thought i would make, 20,$000 and he said i got a story for you, they are making human beings in massachusetts without belly buttons and without souls, i said who? he said the cia. i looked at him and said i will get right on it. it was a strange -- i write about a lot of that in the book. this is so much fun, thank you so much for doing this. >> eyewash -- wants to finish with something more substantive. you did something on that. i had an associa

she was caught at new york's jfk airport with cocaine on her body including stuffed inside her bra.nts found $94,000 worth of drugs on her. >>> coming up, the new research on snoring and what it could be a sign of. >>> but first comedian jon stewart's mission to help veterans. what he is asking congress to do next. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ♪ fight fleas and ticks with seresto. eight months continuous protection against fleas and ticks. it's effective, convenient. seresto. keep playing. more on seresto.com at panera, dinner is hot... keep playing. and ready to serve. order our warm and toasty sandwiches for dinner tonight with delivery or pick-up. only at panera.

he tests negative for covid-19 will be able to travel on america's flights out of jfk international airport in new york after. driving in italy, passengers will have to test negative again, but they will not have to quarantine after suspending service last year, the airline plans to resume service to milan starting april 4th and rome may 8th. we're hearing from the san francisco giants today following the major league baseball's decision to move the all star game out of the city of atlanta this summer. this is all in response to the recent passage of georgia's sweeping new election law critics, our colleague and voter suppression, saying it targets people of color and makes it harder to vote in urban areas and by mail. the san francisco giants manager says he strongly supports and moby's decision. i kind of continued to be proud of the steps. major league baseball is taking to promote diversity, equity and inclusion and voting rights for all in this particular matter. georgia's governor, though, is calling the decision quote a knee jerk reaction to along that he feels is needed to restore c

i think there has not been a true democrat besides obama and jfk. all of us as americans and voters should be looking from a right to left sandpoint. when you are saying you are doing something for the country, there is a lot you can do. biden has done a great job with the vaccine and stuff. i hope he can follow through on those promises. host: this is palmdale california. caller: i listen to the speech. he had great words to say. i love biden but i am concerned about his age. regarding the topics that he spoke, i believe that democrats and republicans should do something, if nothing on immigration for the daca recipients, they should come together and do something. i believe democrats to a lot of talking on immigration, but when it comes down to doing something, i do not think voters get to know the whole truth about what they can and cannot do. also, what is being put on the table and what they block, when it comes to debating. they say a lot of things, they are for the people, but i have seen a lot of policies and laws that come to the table and

no we have the original jfk decunit and it's better than the one of the national portrait. don't tell them i said that but just so you know when you come to independence, i will show you that even if it's not on display, we'll we'll pull it out and see that you get to see it. it's it's it's a stunning piece. it really is and i'm not you know, i'm not an art guy. i can't really wax to poetic about that, but i it's beautiful. it really is a fine fine piece. i will say lined up with some of the other presidential portraits in at the portrait gallery. it has a little bit more zeal and pop than you know, some of the the ones from the 1800s. well, this has been fantastic we've got, you know, just to close out with you. lots of questions about obviously when you're gonna reopen we'll be determined by covid-19 and the rollout and all that, but will the museum be ready. so, you know, june college june 1. let me truman museum the truman site is available to the public. it's a museum ready, or do you have a big kick off weekend? we're well, we will we will definitely have a i think wh

at buckingham palace with jfk and jackie kennedy in 1961. with the reagans at their california getaway in 1983. at the white house, and on the field with george h.w. bush and barbara to see the orioles play the oakland a's in 1991. and visits with the obamas, too, at windsor castle in 2016. and tonight in the uk, prime minister boris johnson speaking for all britons. >> we give thanks as a nation and a kingdom for the extraordinary life and work of prince philip, duke of edinburgh. >> reporter: prince philip will be remembered as a man dedicated to service, to the british people, and, for more than seven decades, to his queen. >> he has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years, and i and his whole family owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim or we shall ever know. >> the world paying tribute tonight. james longman live at buckingham palace, where tonight we know that mourners have been paying tribute to the prince and to the queen, really, all day long. philip had been with the queen through so many challenges, publ

wanted to drive the council to consider potentially bringing back our colleagues to talk more about jfkrive potentiallyfor the april meeting , assuming that they, that things do not happen before that time and if they do the mayors office of disability will be sure to let congress know that's the place to engage. we had our first kickoff meeting related to the former supervisor with legislation around a housing needs assessment, acitywide housing needs assessment . you'll learn more about that process next month when our colleagues from.visit this meeting. and finally i want to just announce our staffing news that in late january the leaders on disability welcome our senior building inspector john finnigan to our team. he's been a building inspector for many years and we are very excited to have him with us working on reviewing a portable housing project and the project funded and facilitated by the city specifically for disability access so please join me in welcoming john and that is my report today. i just wanted to reiterate again that i'll have a formal report posted sometime next

in the 1960s, jfk put a man on the moon and in the 21st century joe biden is going to put a felon inryone's neighborhood. >> sean: it's simple, the border policies of donald trump a year ago, 30,000. nell 200,000 in the month of march and will have the biggest ever at the border with undocumented and unaccompanied minors. also looking at two and a half million people this year, the biggest number in 25 years. stay in mexico policy work, building the border wall worked, getting rid of catch and release, that worked too.e there are answers that we know work. >> what you are seeing on the border right now, sean, is the worst border crisis in u.s. history. it is not just, sean, they numbers have been the highest they've been in 20 years, you have the highest number of illegal immigrant youth and traffic the children ever. you have catch and release. 20 years ago you didn't have catche. and release. the people being apprehended ar. being resettled in u.s. communities at taxpayer expense. but it gets worse. border control reports that including the thousands being caught and released, 1,00

them and she had first approached the topic in 1961 during the kennedy visit to paris, you know where jfk famously said. i'm the man who accompanying jack kennedy harris so she had approached it and it took about a year to really get the moving and so i think it's just a testament to her her grace and her willpower as first lady. regina wants to know do you know where the mona lisa was displayed during those three months. was it at the white house a smithsonian somewhere else so during the months that it was in america it traveled first to the national gallery of art where was on display and then to the metropolitan museum of art in new york city, so it was not hung at the white house. it was displayed at those two major museums. and i do have to note that the white house historical association. danielle asks were there any first ladies who were not known for their love of art? was there any first ladies who just said they weren't interested and in this topic. you know, that's a great question. i mean throughout history there have certainly been first. ladies who are less involved in the

i go back to jfk's comments, ask not what your country can do for you but you can do for your countrythe united states. >> is there a better way to support america's families? >> i think we have had tremendous challenges. i talk to single moms and single-parent every day. with kids being out of school that is the greatest challenge we have right now in one of the worst things we could be doing because our children are safe in school but many parents stop working to take care of their kids because they are educated at home. that is the first thing we can do. the second thing to help the american people is to stop incentivizing unemployment. we have folks that want to get back to work, but the federal government with the additional unemployment checks coming out the stimulus payments, many folks won't go back to work so these are things that we should be doing to help the american people, the best way forward. >> the president accepted nancy pelosi's invitation to deliver his first joint session of congress, that would be april 28th, you take issue with the timing of this. >> he will be

passengers who tested negative for covid-19 will be able to travel on americans flies out of jfk international airport. after arriving in italy, passengers will then have to test negative again, but they won't have to quarantine after suspending service last year, the airline plans to resume service to milan starting april 4th and roam on may 8th. we'll rally and march in support of members of the a p i community was held in pacifica today. organizers say the goal of the event was to call attention to the recent spike in violence across the united states against asian americans and pacific islanders. and here in the bay area. there have been several instances as we reported of a pia elders being targets of violence. there's been so much violence and we know that this was going on for centuries. but for some reason, and i think we all know what that is. it's all been elevated, and our students are here. our community is here because we want to stand in solidarity. they stopped. asian hate march began at the pacific, a community center on crispy drive and ended at rockaway beach. it is one of se

it is reactivating sfo to jfk flight, one that's been on pause.he airline is expected to release new numbers on flight booking later today. atdepartment updated travel guidance to deem 80% of countries around the globe as do not travel spots. that's leading only 20 countries in the clear. just two are listed under exercise normal precautions. 18 are listed under exercise increased caution. >>> our eye on earth special coverage continues. we are learning about a massive conservation plan that's helped restore hundreds of lakes and rivers which were nearly all dried up. this lake north of tampa florida is the fullest it's ever been. a decades-long conservation plan has turned everything around. local governments and utilities spent billions creating alternative water supplies building one of the largest plants in north america. >> what we achieved was a way to develop a sustainable safe drinking water supply while recovering the environment, while growing in population. >> experts say it's a model for other regions with water shortages. it is predic