jfk drive, but now it is closed. so my grandson cannot access and visit his grandmother. i strongly opposed to close jfk drive. >> thank you. our next commenter, patricia, you have been permitted to unmute. >> hi. i just want to reiterate what everyone is saying that our fate is in your hands. i am just asking you to please do the right thing and do not agree with m.t.a. the best thing to do for the majority of san franciscans is to close jfk drive. i would also like to say something about the survey. most of the respondents, 65% were white, and these people made between $100,200,000 a year, and most of them lived around the park. there were absolutely no respondents at all from the southeast portion of san francisco, only to .6% were black and only five-point one% were hispanic. i want to caution you on putting these on the surveys because we know that they are skewed in favor of members of the bike coalition because the bike coalition is given advanced information about the survey, and they are skewed and unfair. i

jfk drive, but now it is closed. so my grandson cannot access and visit his grandmother. i strongly opposed to close jfk drive. >> thank you. our next commenter, patricia, you have been permitted to unmute. >> hi. i just want to reiterate what everyone is saying that our fate is in your hands. i am just asking you to please do the right thing and do not agree with m.t.a. the best thing to do for the majority of san franciscans is to close jfk drive. i would also like to say something about the survey. most of the respondents, 65% were white, and these people made between $100,200,000 a year, and most of them lived around the park. there were absolutely no respondents at all from the southeast portion of san francisco, only to .6% were black and only five-point one% were hispanic. i want to caution you on putting these on the surveys because we know that they are skewed in favor of members of the bike coalition because the bike coalition is given advanced information about the survey, and they are skewed and unfair. i

not only of the jfk segment, because, in general, there were a couple of people who commented on jfk drive. all of whom were opposed to the closing. if you could make the transcript and recording and chat of this entire meeting available to the mayor, the mayor's transportation person, the mayor's chief of staff, all of the supervisors, the recreation and park board, m.t.a. board, and others. thank you, all. >> thank you for your comments. next. >> our next commenter is. you have been permitted to unmute. [speaking foreign language ] >> since jfk closed right now, so i have to reroute and go to h avenue and get through golden gate park. it makes it very difficult for us. it is wasting time and it is a waste of gas. that is all. >> thank you so much. to the chair, this is nicole speaking again. as a matter of access, we have had a request that we take a brief break to give our interpreters, who are providing the american sign language, a break. i would like to suggest that we break. we have interpreting available today and captioning until 5:45 pm. i would like to ask the interpreters

so jfk is very convenient for me, but now if jfk drive is closed, it makes it very inconvenient. i oppose to close jfk. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. to the chair, how many more public comments remain, please? >> we have one more public comment in the queue. >> i do believe we have correspondence as well on the remaining part of the agenda. i would like to suggest that we continue with the remaining public comment and then correspondence will be provided to council as part of the meeting after the meeting if we run out of time today. thank you. >> okay. walter, you have been permitted to unmute. >> thank you very much. i would like to thank the commission for allowing this public testimony today. it has been a very democratic process after what seems to be a couple of years of fairly undemocratic process. this is a very much that mtc and recreation and parks started with a conclusion and raced through some details and then announced the conclusion. i agree with them that fossil burning, single occupancy vehicles are killing the planet, killing san francisco, they are

that would be cool to me, because i was always called a jfk baby, born in 1964, so after jfk was assassinatedthere was a baby boom. and then i was born in august, august 8, so on my birthday when nixon resigned, i was like he spoiled my birthday party. [laughs] i think i was eight. host: how do you think the presidents would feel about that idea you bring out, about having one museum of presidents, and them having to share the limelight with each other in this museum? caller: well, some of them would feel great, especially like jimmy carter, because he was like my favorite. i was going to bring him up because i had to write a report, i think i was in fourth or fifth grade, and it was a presidential election. they said, who do you want, and i was reading all through and picked jimmy carter. so when i wrote the report and he won, i thought i elected him president. [laughs] host: edward rothstein, i will let you jump in. guest: to a certain extent, the smithsonian and american history museum should be doing something like that, presenting american history in detail. but this does not completely

i've seen cars flipped over on jfk, drive 8th avenue in jfk. sense of closure. there have been 0 traffic accidents, according to the organization. >> now dozens of people are calling on the san francisco board of supervisors to make the temporary closure a permanent solution has become one of the best things about san francisco. >> and we have to keep it people want to. the board is expected to make a decision sometime this spring and san francisco camila barco kron. 4 news >> coming up, results for news from a new study into the effectiveness of booster shots as experts try to figure out if a yearly shot is the play. >> less than 24 hours to go until super bowl and la as the rams take on the bengals, we've got you covered, including some of the wildest betts already being placed. >> kron 4 is celebrating black history month. kron four's pam moore will be hosting our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs thursday 20 february 24th airs thursday 20 february 24th at 06:30pm. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassin

jfk drive to 8th avenue. now, according to walk s f jfk drive on the city's most dangerous streets most dangerous streets, excuse me, but cents closing at off to cars. there have no traffic deaths sense. then noel. alright, camila, we'll check in with you again in the next hour. thank you for that. it's not the only rally this actually happening today. people are also going to be gathering at carl larsen park in the west portal neighborhood all in support. >> of recalling 3 board of education commissioners board president gabriela lopez. vice president flog a malika and commissioner allison collins are all facing possible recall. the special recall election is set for tuesday, february 15th. but if you live in the city probably already have your mail in ballot. you can send that back any time before tuesday. if the election is successful. the 3 commissioners would be replaced by mayoral appointees. the california lifestyle is getting more expensive pg and e once again raising its monthly rates. the state's pu

i've seen cars flipped over on jfk, drive 8th avenue in jfk. sense of closure. there have been 0 traffic accidents, according to the organization. >> now dozens of people are calling on the san francisco board of supervisors to make the temporary closure a permanent solution has become one of the best things about san francisco. >> and we have to keep it people want to. but the board is expected to make a decision sometime this spring and san francisco camila barco kron. 4 news. >> coming up, we have results from a new study into the effectiveness of covid booster shots as experts are trying to figure out if yearly shots will be necessary. >> plus, the 24 hours to go until kickoff of super bowl. 56 after the break, we'll go live to los angeles to see the final preparations now underway. all right. we're less than 24 hours until kickoff of super bowl. 56. so. >> trying to get tickets to just one super bowl in your lifetime could be quite the accomplishment for any football fan. what about actually going to all 56 of those games? i didn't think it was possible, bu

jfk drive. when you close the street to traffic, you create recreational space. 20 per century people. david miles junior wants to keep it that way. he and dozens of others gathered saturday. >> to show their support for keeping a portion of jfk drive free of cars forever. you don't have to worry about cars on the over. you can let it go. you can. >> meet other people. you can have such a contest cent. >> cars have not been allowed to drive down jfk between keyes r and transferred drive since april of 2020 mayor london breed closed off that portion to cars to create a safe space for social distancing during the pandemic. this spring, the board of supervisors will vote on its future. use the open it up. a whole new, fantastic experience coruscating for being part. this feels like. >> one of the most family friendly things our city has ever done before. the pandemic cars were allowed to drive up and down the 1.4 mile stretch. >> except on sundays. and it's had its fair share of problems 2 years ag

i've seen cars flipped over on jfk, drive 8th avenue in jfk. sense of closure. there have been 0 traffic accidents, according to the organization. >> now dozens of people are calling on the san francisco board of supervisors to make the temporary closure a permanent solution has become one of the best things about san francisco. >> and we have to keep it people want to. the board is expected to make a decision sometime this spring and san francisco camila barco kron. 4 news in san francisco. fire crews had to rescue one person from a 3 alarm fire that started earlier this morning in the city's richmond district. >> here's video of that fire that was posted to the citizens app. one person was rescued and then taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay kept it was also rescued from the building. it took a few hours. but crews finally managed to get this fire under control. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at san francisco from the sutro tower camera. you really could not ask for a more better weather day around these parts peschel

dion: the young museum wants jfk east reopened to traffic. it says the closure has impacted people with limited mobility, including the elderly, families with young children, and the disabled. the board of supervisors will vote on the planned later this month. there is a bright idea. you can mark this valentine's day taking a special valentine's display in san francisco, all for free. and taking a live look outside, our balmy winter weather -- more like springlike weather -- is happening. spencer christian gives us two timing on winters return just ahead. chris: coming up, no need to change the channel. the splash brothers on the floor. floor. steph and when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org ama: dion: super bowl lvi just hours away and ticket prices are going down. tickets have dropped in price but will still cost a pretty penny. the average ticket pric

jfk did have live press conferences and there was good for jfk. number one, he got the reporters.understood them culturally. he had briefly in fact been a reporter himself. after he got out of the navy in the second world war. he didn't need the money, obviously. but he wanted to be able to say that he had a civilian job, so his father arranged him a reporting gig. and he understood the press. he understood how to handle himself in a press conference. he was very good at it. and in -- he came across well on tv in part -- as we'll talk more as we get into the debate. ironically because of the medication he was taking. if you look at pictures of jfk in the early 1950s, he looks kind of sickly. because he was te which sometimes has the unfortunate effect of distorting people's features, but jfk was so thin, it actually filled him out and made him look good. and his health was not in the west of shape during his presidency. his problems were much worse than the general public knew by the 1960s, he looks much better, because he was taking cortisone, which sometimes has the unfortunate

jfk brought america hope, strength and the vision for a brighter future.mericans ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. (crowd applauding) (announcer) on november 22, 1963 president kennedy was tragically assassinated on that infamous day in dallas texas. (walter cronkite) there has been an attempt as perhaps you know now on the life of president kennedy, he was wounded in an automobile driving from dallas airport into downtown dallas,

host: you mentioned jfk a little while ago. we talked about your work at the wall street journal and before that at the new york times. i want to go back to a new york times piece you wrote about the jfk library and museum. the headline, recalling kennedy -- kennedy's death or life. the idea of at the jfk library, how much do they focus on the assassination and how much should they be focusing on that verses has life and his work as president? >> good afternoon, everyone. since the foreign minister and i were in munich a few days ago, russia's aggression toward ukraine and its rejection of national law and -- international law and diplomacy have accelerated. yesterday, president put them recognize the so-called independence of the two regions of ukraine where violet russian backed separatists have been fighting a war since 2014. a few hours later, he gave authorization to russian troops to enter those regions. for weeks, we have been warning the world that russia was mobilizing for military aggression against ukraine. we made c

. >>> in san francisco people came out for a rally in march on a stretch of jfk drive calling for itremain car free. >> toward the beginning of the pandemic the city closed the section in golden gate park to allow people safe space to get outside and exercise. supporters say it's been successful and should stay this way. >> people gathered on jfk drive in golden gate park, many who have enjoyed passing through during the pandemic without sharing the space with cars. >> and all summer we used it to get him to summer camp. it's just a great way for us to get around. >> reporter: ethan bold and his kids came on bicycles. >> it's a lot safer now. there are a lot fewer injuries on this road, and i think people love it. >> reporter: supporters joined a rally and march today. >> let's make today the day our leaders hear loud and clear. keep jfk car free. >> reporter: early in the pandemic, a 1.4 mile stretch was closed to cars giving people a safe space to get outside. people here say it was widely successful and should stay. >> our time is now for san francisco. this has been a pilot, and

the plane blowing two tires during takeoff from jfk, heading to phoenix.he jet stopping safely on the runway. 142 passengers onboard. they were transferred onto another plane. no one was hurt. but look at that. >>> we're also tracking that cross-country storm tonight from the rockies all the way east. the system expected to be severe at times, with snow, ice, heavy rain and flooding as early as tomorrow night. possible tornadoes in the south. that system then pushing east on thursday night with ice and snow from detroit to buffalo, upstate new york. severe storm and flood threats from cincinnati all the way down to the deep south. >>> when we come back here, the american priest and thousands of baptisms now invalid because he used the wrong word. >>> and we remember a beloved >>> and we remember a beloved writer and humorist tonight. enough, croh for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the first approved medication to reduce inflammation ow the surface can provide relief, and is the of the intes

that would be cool to me, because i was always called a jfk baby, born in 1964, so after jfk was assassinatede was a baby boom. and then i was born in august, august 8, so on my birthday when nixon resigned, i was like he spoiled my birthday party. [laughs] i think i was eight. host: how do you think the presidents would feel about that idea you bring out, about having one museum of presidents, and them having to share the limelight with each other in this museum? caller: well, some of them would feel great, especially like jimmy carter, because he was like my favorite. i was going to bring him up because i had to write a report, i think i was in fourth or fifth grade, and it was a presidential election. they said, who do you want, and i was reading all through and picked jimmy carter. so when i wrote the report and he won, i thought i elected him president. [laughs] host: edward rothstein, i will let you jump in. guest: to a certain extent, the smithsonian and american history museum should be doing something like that, presenting american history in detail. but this does not completely elim

you mentioned jfk.bout your work at "the wall street journal" and "the your times -- and open with the new york times -- and "the new york times." i want to go back to the "new york times" piece you wrote about the f k library -- the jfk library. how much do they focus on the assassination, and how much should they focus on that versus his life and his work as president? guest: well, i don't know if anything has changed since i was there maybe six years ago, seven years ago. the permanent exhibits not the time essentially had one gallery with monitors about the assassination. there's no attempt to cast a shadow backward from that event onto the narrative or presentation, which deals with life at the white house, his own life, and the accomplishments in his short presidency. and there are actually some tremendous videos of his delivery as an orator and speaker. it is phenomenal. but there's a decision clearly to not make the assassination a part of the narrative or give it any importance as far as we und

which, as we know, would be right up jfk's alley.e loved those russians. [ laughter ] the latest batch of crazy from the q klux klan is that they are largely on team putin. they've been praising russia's invasion of ukraine. which is confusing. the russian alphabet doesn't even have a "q." [ laughter ] but they're all over this. one of the q'ers who has been leading the russian cheerleading squad is a woman named romana didulo. she believes herself to be the queen of canada. which to me seems a weird way to tell the world you don't have 20 bucks. [ laughter ] this is good too. not only are these knuckleheads in dallas waiting for jfk, this is pastor bob joyce. so this weekend, some of these guys who believe bob joyce is an 87-year-old elvis presley -- [ laughter ] they believe that he's still alive and he's this guy. [ laughter ] which he's quite clearly not elvis. he, in fact, is kenny rogers. [ laughter and applause ] you've got your legends mixed up. i don't know. i have to say, i know they're nuts, but it must be kind of fun to b

groups led by walks san francisco marched down jfk drive to 8th avenue say the support for their cause is growing. >> if you are here for the rally, i want would be hard to think this could go away because there's just so much love for it from so many different kinds of people. it has become an attraction for people, not just from san francisco, but from outside of the city because it is such an incredible space. >> apparently no word from drivers who might be opposed to it. organizers say so far three out of servisorsup movement. a vote on the issue is expected in march. >>> well, it was a nice day for a walk in the park and nobody knows that better than this young man. >> a record-setting night. i'll show you who kid break records today, but before i get to that, it feels wonderful to get outside. it does not look pretty when you get high. take a look at the view looking south. that is all haze. classic pattern like this when these oppressive domes of high pressure set up overhead and they make it sunny and warm and keep all of the rain away. they trap all of the air underneath it as

a proposal by the city for bid scars on jfk -- city bans cars on parts of jfk.st like summer. >> that's right. if you are headed to golden gate park, another beautiful day, 70's, hazy here. golden gate bridge camera shaking. 55 in the city. low 50's in oakland, 40 santa clara, 50 half moon bay. you can see the haze from emeryville. 39 santa rosa, 46 concord. air quality is moderate today. another day where temperatures are out of bounds. we will see a late day sea breeze today, so look for 70's early on in half moon bay. santa cruz 76. records in the east bay and south bay and cooler next week. >> the news continues now with gma. we since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. i

>> well played, i'm going to go with jfk, it seems like . kennedy: no, his uncle morris., china. i invented china. take it away you gamblers. stephen. what a hack. stephen, you could catch up with this. which of these presidents said his favorite snack was cottage cheese and catch up? richard nixon, donald trump, george herbert walker bush or larry the cable guy? >> this is a very savage thing to eat so richard nixon. kennedy: you are on the board. [cheering] last round, i'm going to let you price your luck, i'll give you each to points. daniel, if you get it right, you will have exports. if he gets it wrong, he will have more and stephen six. does not make sense? rates. daniel, which president quoted the back to the future franchise in a state of the union address? ronald reagan, bill clinton, donald trump or george w. bush? >> that sounds like something cool bill clinton would have done. kennedy: nope. sorry. jenna, do you want to prez your luck here? >> i'm going to say bush -- beats you know. i have to give you a question. jenna, was the name of chauvin coolidge's pre

a proposal would ban cars on jfk drive between two streets.lan will be voted on under this month. it will be a nice day to be outside. lisa: beautiful. how about 59 in san jose? 79 yesterday. just about as warm today. subtle changes for the second half of your weekend. are we tracking any rain? i will have the answers, coming up. liz: the cincinnati bengals have never won a super bowl appeared joe burrow hopes to change that tomorrow. tomorrow. larry beil will have the care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause! liz: in sports, the warriors are back in action, hoping to end their latest light. the dubs will tak

hundreds of people are showing up in support of making jfk drive car free permanently.this morning with a proposal by the city, banning cars on jfk drive between transfers and keys are. it also includes adding additional car free streets into the park. supervisors will vote on the plan later this month. it's still pretty this morning. lisa: the sun coming up a little bit later, seven: 02 -- i should say earlier. as we look a unseasonably warm conditions continue for your saturday. the seven-day forecast is next. liz: also next, the cincinnati bengals have never won the super bowl. joe burrow hopes to change that tomorrow, reminding us it is a bad idea to undermine liz: in sports, the warriors are back in action. they take on the l.a. lakers, who will be making their first visit to chase center this season. tipoff is at 5:30. you can watch here on abc 7, followed by after the game. here's larry beil with a preview in this morning's sports. larry: whether it's draymond green's injury, retiring back to back, the warriors dropped two in a row. a chance to get well tonight a

the de young museum though wants jfk east reopened to traffic.ays the closure has impacted people with limited mobility including the elderly families with young children and the disabled the board of supervisors will vote on the plan later next this month. bayview hunter's point community is demanding a full cleanup of all radioactive and toxic waste pp held a rally todayshipyard calling on mayor london breed and san francisco supervisors to support the full cleanup not just capping the contaminated site. they're also demanding reparations for current and former residents and shipyard workers harmed by the compromised environment. well a special valentine's day display opened in golden gate park today. it's part of the entwined illuminated art installation in peacock meadow. can take your loved ones to see an enchanted forest of shapes and ever-changing light the nature inspired art installation is made up of 2,000 led lights. how remarkable is that? the valentine's day display will be up through monday you have until march 5th to see the giant

by the city bans cars on jfk drive.includes adding additional car-free streets. the board of supervisors will vote on the plan later this month so we will see what happens. you can see people outside walking around. it feels like summer right now. lisa: i know. unbelievable. as we look live from our tower camera we will see 70's again downtown. more 70's up the coast. a late day sea breeze. overall another unseasonably warm day with records possible. cooler sunday have it comi up in a few minutes. liz: cincinnati bengals have never won the super bowl. joe burrow hopes to change that tomorrow, reminding us that it is a bad idea to underestimate his team. his team. the all new ww personalpoints program... on ww i lost 26 pounds. 58 pounds. 124 pounds. it's proven to make losing weight easier because it's designed just for you. you take a quiz... tell us what you love, enter your goals and ww builds your individualized plan. this was the first time i was able to lose weight and keep it off. it's your time; today's your day

a proposal bans cars on jfk drive between transfers and keys are drives.e streets in the park. >> we have seen the success for two years of what a car free space does for our community. this has been an amazing pilot and it is time to make it permanent. liz: that museum wants jfk east be opened to traffic, it says that closure has impacted people with limited mobility including the elderly, families with children, and people who are disabled. the board of supervisors will vote on the planet later this month. a community is demanding a cleanup of all radioactive and toxic waste at the shipyard superfund site. supporters held a rally calling on the mayor and board of supervisors for a cleanup, not just capping the contaminated site. they are demanding reparations for current and former residents and shipyard workers implemented -- impacted by the compromised environments. some key reservoirs are starting to see the impacts of the little rainfall we have had. according to the department of water resources, the state's largest reservoir is at 54% of its averag

people gather near jfk drive at golden gate park. many enjoyed passing through without sharing this space with cars. ethan bold and his kids came on bikes. >> we should stay because it is safer now. there are a lot fewer injuries on this road and i think people love it. >> reporter: supporters joined a rally here today. >> our time is now for san francisco. this has been a pilot and we have proven it a success. earlier in the pandemic, a 1.4 mile stretch was closed to cars giving people al safe space to get outside. supporters say it was successful in walnut to stay. some signs postcards to city leaders. >> we are out there to get the support for supervisors to say yes to this. we have three supervisors here to support. >> reporter: access of other options or see it differently? >> in the weekdays should be open for cars to come visit the museum and concord. >> reporter: as people march, they vow to keep up the pressure. >>> a rally all about tuesday's special election, one of the hot button issues on the ballot whether to recall sev

that powerful storm in the northeast cause cancellations and major delays at new york's jfk airport. and those disruptions are still being felt tonight. cell phone video posted to a woman's to her twitter account shows a, quote, ocean of luggage piled up. it baggage claim as passengers scrambled to try to rebook their flights. 64 flights have been canceled jfk. 78 flights were delayed. as for the effects here in the bay area, oakland and san jose airports are not reporting any effects, but san francisco had a few. at least one flight was canceled and 2 others were delayed from sfo to newark. >> lyft and delta are partnering to make your ride to the airport a little less stressful if you take a lift to the terminal, you will get flight updates delivered directly to your lyft app. the rideshare app will now display flight numbers boarding times terminal and gate information. these features are available to riders who connect swift with their delta skymiles account. this feature is available only in the united states. still ahead tonight at 8, it could be the end of death row at san que

a proposal by the city bans cars on jfk drive and adds more car free streets into the park. >> we havehe success for two years of what a car free space just for our community, health and well-being. this is been an amazing pilot, it is time to make it permanent. liz: the young museum once jfk east reopened to tra closure imd people with limited mobility, including the elderly, families with young children and people who are disabled. the board of supervisors will vote later this month. a community's dominika full cleanup of radioactive and toxic waste at a shipyard. supporters held a rally calling on the mayor and board of supervisors for cleanup. not just capping the community did site. they are demanding reparations for current and former residents and shipyard workers impacted by the compromised environment. with the ongoing drought, some key reservoirs are starting to see the impact. according to the department of water resources, the state's largest reservoir is only at 54% of its average. that is compared to 72% this time last year. last month was the driest january and californi

. >>> keeping a stretch of san francisco's jfk drive car free.upporters held a rally and march today. early in the pandemic, 1.4 mile stretch was closed to cars, giving people a safe space to get outside. many say it needs to stay that way permanently. >> time is now for san francisco. this has been a pilot. we've proven its success, time to make it permanent. >> opponents have raised question about access to the park, say the road should be open at least weekdays for cars to get to museums and other sites. >>> olympic skaters don't have much gear, costumes and skates themselves. amateurs and pros alike rely on the ones made in hayward. they take mold of the skaters' feet and make casts around that. jean-luc baker was born with a club foot and relies on custom fit. >> can't do our job and art without it. >> when you see your work out there working the way it should be, gives you pride. >> baker was 11th in rhythm dance but set to skate again tomorrow in free dance. >>> it's mid-february but temperatures say otherwise. people took advantage of the

caroline: slowly but surely we are coming around to the rigg s way of doing things. 559 flights from jfkrently. we are almost at the 2019 average. look where we are starting to meet up. l.a. climbing up on the number. the u.k. is well behind, almost half. it really shows how asia is lagging. look at the number for hong kong, 126 vs. 540. there's clear disparity. domestic flights is where it is at. taylor: maybe this highlights how easy it is to fly domestically but we are not yet there internationally. less get more insight into this with alan fuerstman, founder, chairman, and ceo of montage international. what are you seeing? we talk about the numbers from marriott, airbnb highlighting this recovery. are consumers out they are spending and traveling with your brand? alan: very much so. we are seeing great strength in the domestic markets, of which we are primarily. especially in the resort segment and especially luxury. we've been very fortunate to be in that space. once the vaccines and the boosters came about, there was so much pent up demand that we've seen terrific, record years and

some people say that jfk mtv were made for each other. we have had a twitter president for better or for worse. but this was a radio president and he was very good at it. it is the tone that he sets. i am looking at our audience here. i think we all remember father knows best. so, this is kind of the father, who talks in an avuncular style. during the war when he was going to explain what's happening in the pacific. and everybody go get a globe and have it ready. i will wait until you get your globe and now look right to hawaii. and here he is, the teacher in chief, if you will, the uncle -in-chief. but he is communicating with his constituents as if they were peers. well, we are all working on this together, let me explain to you what is going on. very seldom had a confrontational attitude toward anyone, not only not on the radio but in person, absolutely a port personal confrontation. so this is an eta. this is where he has that deep, resident voice. the hudson valley accent. he was extraordinarily good at this. >> i found some wonderfu

i remember when jfk was assassinated, they had to invent people in his cabinet to show how close these two people are. you may want to comment on that. also perhaps looking at george w. bush because both were seen as fools, idiots and warmongers and tyrants by the democrats when they ran for office. and their presidencies were primarily focused about, as you showed before here, a surprise attack and a war that followed it. >> that's an interesting point. and fdr was thought by many people to be a lightweight and a rich man dabbling in something which he wasn't trained in some ways which, of course, is a false impression. >> i think roosevelt was that when he was 25, maybe 30. when he ran for vice president of the united states on the democratic ticket. you can see him striding down the street. he's handsome, young, wealthy, he has a harvard degree and works for an expensive law firm and he has the world by a tail. he is a polio victim and relies on everybody else and entirely changed his world view. as for criticizing presidents everyone who sat in the white house gets these attacks up

sixty years ago russia call this almost a nuclear crisis with jfk. october 14 covid 1962.ear later he was assassinated by russian, lee harvey oswald. and he was killed two days later russia is called a problem, khrushchev was in power at the time. he is going to put missiles in cuba and candy said you get them out of here. i was in the philippines during the vietnam war when kennedy got assassinated. that is all i want to say russia has been a problem for 60 years, okay? i hope some people are listening and know why we have a problem. he went so why does that apply to what's going on today do you think? >> caller: i don't have a way to fix this problem. like i say he's got leverage because they sent gas to germany using that. they see a were fighting over here with each other. our countries get together a republican or democrat and get serious with russia. they will do everything they can to start problems that's all i can suggest i don't how they're going to solve it okay. >> south dakota. >> guest: the cold war security construct is been in place since the end of world w

madison alworth is at jfk with the very latest on all of this. hi, madison. reporter: david, despite promises things were getting better our ports continue to have severe delays. many companies are turning to the skies, flying freight cargo than through the ports. jfk they started to increase capacity because how strong the business is doing, how much interest they're seeing from companies. this is all coming at a time like i mention the when we are seeing those severe, severe delays. for example, in long beach, according to mersk, the shipping company, you could have delays anywhere from 38 to 45 days. when it comes to timely goods like medical supplies or seasonal items, some companies simply cannot wait that long. enter the charter cargo flight. this is a 747. we got a sneak-peek this morning when it flew in to off-load cargo. this plane costs one million to two million dollars per flight but it comes with a guarranty on timeliness. >> don't have any long term issues with offloading cargo. you look what is happening in the other areas of the supply chain f

a proposal by the city bands cars on jfk drive. it adds more car free streets into the park. two years of what a car free space does for our health and well-being. it has been an amazing pilot and z: the board of supervisorsnent. will vote on the plan later this month. a san francisco community is demanding a full cleanup of toxic waste. supporters held a rally calling on the board of supervisors for a cleanup, not just capping the contaminated site. they are demanding reparations for shipyard workers impacted by the compromised environment. with our ongoing drought, state's largest reservoir, shasta lake, is only at 54% of its average right now. that is compared to 72% time last year. the snowpack, which is a key source for the water supply is quickly shrinking. this is something we talk about a lot, the concerns over there is no rain in the forecast. lisa: this is day 36 of our dry spell and the last time it rained in san francisco was january 7. we tied to an all-time record yesterday in san jose. salinas shattered that record yesterday at 87. today the sea breeze ridge of

the two major airports la guardia and jfk are the coveted prize. we see apartment buildings hit, we have seen civilian buildings lit. but he has been fairly precise in what he has been attempting to hit. hoping theien *ians -- hoping the ukrainians would be demoralized. and it hasn't worked. the thermal bomb we have talked about. if he starts to deploy that it changes the game entirely. dan: we appreciate your commentary in these tough times. you got it, dan. dan: the images coming out of the ukraine are devastating. a mother of three in one of those shelters live from kyiv coming up. lives of six million jews and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten

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>> it will be at jfk at 6:00 a.m. >> greg: nobody invites me anymore. >> you don't go.st of all, we live in different states of the commute and you barely like driving home. he will say you are going and then you go i've got this thing, i'm writing this stuff, got a monologue, got that thing with russia, but in defense of. >> greg: i don't know what that means. >> yes, you do. the nerve, i'm going to defend the president on this, who do you think you are asking me stuff that i said before? i don't remember what i said, and say a lot of stuff. come on, man. i can be asked to remember what i said recently. but i told you this was going to happen. i said they only wanted him to get in an end the knives would come out for the chosen one who is sitting beside him not doing anything and hiding so now they agree with us, now suddenly the jokes are in the comments are messed up were before they were heartfelt when he had a gaffe in a small stutter and now it's he is unfit and he shouldn't be here and he is a disgrace. so we need to go the opposite way and go he meant well. his

when jeffrey sachs got off the airplane on jfk, the interview was shopping. jeffrey sachs joins us.got force johnson -- boris yeltsin wrong. do we get mr. putin wrong? jeffery: i think we got our own policies not right. we have been on a provocative course of nato enlargement, seen by the russian side of encircling russia, a point that has been made for more than 30 years, first by the soviet union , then by president yeltsin, now by vladimir putin. we do not want to think about that in the u.s., we do not want to discuss it. we are dishonest. the leaders said clearly to mr. gorbachev and to vladimir putin -- and to yeltsin no enlargement to the east. then clinton decided because of the pressures domestically and from central european countries that nato wooded large. it was predicted by many at the time, including clinton's own defense secretary, william perry, that this was a dangerous and provocative move. now we are here. we need to plow a c on our side. all we are -- we need diplomacy. all we are doing is sacrificing ukraine in the name of a theory. if you talk to senior offici

that's a risk associated with jfk and one a later president also discussed. >> all great and honorabletions are accompanied with great difficulty. and both must be enterprised and overcome with answerable courage. >> our politics with vision, discord and everywhere we see the risk of a tribe or clan. >> at this moment we need to show courage in fighting the status quo and in fighting the good fight. >> there. now, in contrast with those trump-era examples i just mentioned, there are real examples of political courage and they're across the political spectrum. take john mccain, who stood up on behalf of principles that also may have benefited his opponent, then senator obama, even though as you see from the time, mccain was losing to obama. >> more scary than an obama presidency, he is a decent person and a person who you do not need to be scared. >> he is an arab. >> no, no, ma'am. no, ma'am. >> no? >> he's a decent family man and citizen that i just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues, and that's what this campaign was all about. >> that was the height of the elect