when i think about jfk promenade, they have so much joy. yes, it's definitely safer than it was before, absolutely. but it's also more joyful, whether you're roller skating, biking, walking your dogs, walking with neighbors running into your friends, it brings joy. that's where i want to take vision zero next. [applause] so how do we spend the next ten years making the city more welcoming for people to be out on the sidewalks and in their streets talking with neighbors and having a block party and listening to music and kids walking to school and feeling that they can be safe, we will always focus on safety. but i want us to focus on how we bring people together. because the street changes that bring us together are also what will make us safer. we will continue to work with all of you to imagine those space sxz reimagine what is possible. can you imagine if we would like look at places like northbeach where people can come out on the streets and sidewalks and enjoy their neighborhoods. even places like hay street where we know the sidewalk

we saw the two ground stops and now the one over at jfk has been lifted. good news for travelers there. i talked about the transit delays over in new jersey up to 20 minutes in both directions while bridge inspections get underway following the earthquake. now over to philly. transit system is saying no report evidence injuries to customers or employees following the earthquake and here in new york city no major transit impacts. of course, we know city officials are continuing their assessment of all four boroughs were tremors were felt from people talking about the persistent shaking they experienced this morning. as you mentioned we're expecting to hear from governor kathy hochul in moments as she briefs the entire state. people across the region will tune in to listen and see how new york, what the initial steps that new york takes after this earthquake. >> bill: thank you for that, cb cotton. we'll get back to you momentarily. share this from "the new york times." very intriguing and relative to your comment earlier about the west coast versus the east

as you heard, keeping jfk drive car free. you also heard that they're planning on adding enforcement at a number of dangerous intersections and also, the city of san francisco plans on adding speed cameras. we're live in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. we appreciate the report, suzanne. >> thank you. another san francisco deputy sheriff has been attacked by an inmate at a county jail. that's according to the deputy sheriff's association. union officials say the deputy was struck in the head at county jail. number three in san bruno. the association blames understaffing at the facility. the group adds that in the last month, there have been 11 attacks on jail deputies. we've reached out to the sheriff's office for more information about this latest incident. the office blames the violence on the large number of violent offenders being kept in custody longer. new developments in the israel-hamas war. president joe biden spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today, the two discussing the prospects of a p

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happy fourth birthday, jfk promenade for many, it's another beautiful day at golden gate park. on this day, with bikers, strollers, runners, even a pedal powered vw bug, hundreds of people came out to celebrate another year. that jfk drive has been car free. >> we're really excited to have a car free space in san francisco. this was a dangerous street. now all it does is spark joy. >> parents like tammy two are grateful for the safe space. >> it's really awesome because you get a ride, feel safe with your little ones. >> this park, i must say, for those of mayor london breed first made jfk drive car free during the pandemic so people could have a place to come and be socially distanced. >> it became permanently car free thanks to measures that passed at the polls last november. this rollerblader is ecstatic about that, and opportunities in the city to have everyone come together in a community environment is something to really nurture as a city. >> so i'm all for keeping this the way it is. >> since the west portal fatal accident a few weeks ago, there's been a big push to rec

when i think about jfk promenade, they have so much joy.fer than it was before, absolutely. but it's also more joyful, whether you're roller skating, biking, walking your dogs, walking with neighbors running into your friends, it brings joy. that's where i want to take vision zero next. [applause] so how do we spend the next ten years making the city more welcoming for people to be out on the sidewalks and in their streets talking with neighbors and having a block party and listening to music and kids walking to school and feeling that they can be safe, we will always focus on safety. but i want us to focus on how we bring people together. because the street changes that bring us together are also what will make us safer. we will continue to work with all of you to imagine those space sxz reimagine what is possible. can you imagine if we would like look at places like northbeach where people can come out on the streets and sidewalks and enjoy their neighborhoods. even places like hay street where we know the sidewalks are really small but p

so always he was the jfk guy.on because i worked with him, the foundation of my career because of him. so we would argue all the time. i'd say jfk didn't get any of the programs through, only lbj did. but he would say jfk inspired the country. and we finally came to that neither one would have been as great without the other. >> and unique perspective not only in your marriage, but -- an extraordinary marriage, but in this book about that relationship. >> and i really do think that when you look at the decade, first of all i don't think that kennedy would have ever become president if he hadn't made lbj his vice president. but the moon shot he inspired, but lbj was able to get all the work done to make it than. and i ended up with respect for both of them. think about that decade, we have large leaders, many people want to go into public life, young people feel a trust in the government. obviously the war took some of that trust away and credibility, but during the heyday of that, it was so great to be young and b

the captures the drama of jfk's campaign and the depth of the people involved. the books lay out amazing photography and apt quotations are all highly effective. it is excellent reading and says tim, i've already i'm already handing customers this book with unrestrained enthusiasm. so watch out for tim and please give bj a warm welcome. to. i'm not used to such high praise. i don't know what to do with myself. how's everyone doing the night? doing well. good. i like this lively crowd. thank you all so much for being here. and thanks, of course, to daniel and chris and tim of boswell book company as well as c-span. this is truly the honor of a lifetime so thank you for being here as well. and finally, all of you again, old friends and new, i'm seeing people from my deep past who are here tonight. so it's just been incredible to celebrate this inaugural reading from this book. this book took four years to write. that is a presidential term for those of you keeping track at home. so it's really all the more exciting that i can share it with you tonight. so thank yo

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. >>> the near disaster at jfk airport.uthorities say air traffic control clearing four planes to cross in front of a passenger jet as it was about to take off. the pilot aborting takeoff. you'll hear calls to the tower. >>> tonight, in new york city, columbia university increasing security. pro-palestinian demonstrators rallying against the israel-hamas war. the school switching to remote classes. and tonight, protests spreading to campuses across the u.s. >>> in los angeles, the break-in at the home of the mayor, karen bass. authorities say the mayor was home when the intruder broke in and got to the second floor. they say the mayor was hiding in a safe room. >>> tonight, ukraine's president zelenskyy thanking the u.s. and thanking house speaker mike johnson, after the house passed, democrats and republicans, a massive aid package for ukraine, angering some republicans. >>> tonight, the marine killed during a training exercise. the sergeant was killed just weeks after being promoted. >>> the carnival cruise ship rescuing

a fix will happen by next season at the latest. >> safety advocates are celebrating four years of jfkng shut down to vehicles. now city leaders looking into the changes on the table for other san francisco streets in the city. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan shows us the push to protect pedestrians and cyclists across the city. >> happy fourth birthday, jfk promenade for many, it's another beautiful day at golden gate park. but on this day with bikers, strollers, runners, even a pedal powered vw bug hundreds of people came out to celebrate another year that jfk drive has been car free. >> we're really excited to have a car free space in san francisco. this was a dangerous street. now all it does is spark joy. >> parents like tammy two are grateful for the safe space. >> it's really awesome because you get to ride and feel safe with your little ones. >> this park, i must say, for those of mayor london breed first made jfk drive car free during the pandemic so people could have a place to come and be socially distanced. >> it became permanently car free thanks to measures that pass

there are accidental, if you like, reasons that when jfk was assassinated, she was planning -- she wouldave liked to have gone to the funeral. she could not go pretty her doctors prevented her because she was too heavily pregnant at the time. when churchill died a couple of years later, lbj wanted to come but he got sick during his inauguration in january 1965. and his doctors prevented him from traveling to the u.k.. so if it were not for those unfortunate accidents of history, they would have met. but what happened of course was that lbj's full term became completely overwhelmed with vietnam and he was angry with the british under their prime minister who would not commit troops to vietnam. and he basically had little time for those countries that were not assisting. he focused on the countries and visiting and entertaining leaders from the countries that were assisting in vietnam. peter: how important was her sister margaret's visit to the u.s., where she met lbj? mr. charter: that's right. there was nd of a makeup visit that lbj already knew margaret from previousngagements. the inde

the delta flight from new york to los angeles forced to return to jfk. the pilot reporting an emergency slide falling from the plane shortly after takeoff. >>> here in new york, revealing new testimony in donald trump's criminal trial. his former executive assistant said she vaguely remembers seeing stormy daniels in trump towerer on the 26th floor and the suggestion to trump's lawyers as to why she was there. the we're outside the courthouse. >>> the crackdown on campus protests across the u.s. dozens of people arrested at ohio state university. pro palestinian em campments on 48 campuses. protests at columbia university and the ninth straight day. hundreds of pro-israeli counter demonstrators calling for the release of hostages in gaza. >>> the race for the white house for the first time president biden now saying he'll be happy to debate night two of the nfl draft under way. what the future stars are saying and what to watch for tonight. >> and our series, the power of us. after a devastating storm heavily damaged their city, how planting trees will h

it's on the jfk promenade at sixth avenue., skating place is a really special place, you can always find someone skating there. hardaway and now what's really exciting is if you just happen to walk by and you didn't bring a pair of skates, if you show up on saturday and sunday, you can rent skates now. >> oh my gosh, it is so much fun. definitely got to check it out. so now that the weather is warming up and you've got the skating place and other cool stuff, what are some of the other events coming up, maybe a quick peek at the summer? >> yeah, let's see. so much happening, we have refurbished pianos which are out there now, also, we have an interactive outdoor play happening right now called adventures with alice. yeah, it's an outdoor, interactive play. yeah. correct it takes, it takes viewers on a one mile jaunt through the park, and, it's, kind of a mashup between alice in wonderland and also through the looking glass. and so it features all kinds of, familiar characters like the mad hatter and alice, so it's a lot of fun

. >> jesse: jfk, the cia and lst. >> lucky it wasn't hot chili. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> jesse: in 1977, president jimmy carter walked through he called the worst islam in america, the south bronx. american thank you symbolized by the burnt out borough. carter promised to "turn it around." three years later ronald reagan stopped by to see if carter had lived up to his promise and when he arrived said he had not seen anything like this since london after the blitz. but unlike carter, reagan got in the middle of a crowd of black americans, they yelled at him, bring back jobs, and reagan shouted, i can't do anything for you if you don't get elected. he promised to try as hard as he could. it was a bold move for a white republican to go deep in the south bronx, and it paid off. reagan won almost every state in the country. including new york. the last republican candidate to do so. yesterday trump hit up all bodega and harlem which showed him a lot of love. >> i love you trump. >> i love you trump. >> we love trump. >> i love you tru

the faa investigating a scary close call, it jfk in new york. one plane forced to abort takeoff to avoid a disaster asked her involving multiple planes, it is the second close call involving multiple planes and less than a week at major us airports, cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean is joining me now. pete, can you explain what happened here yeah, you're not the only person that call this a near saster, sarah, this near collision was on the runway at week, but there's most recent incident, that when we're talking about was a jfk in new york that makes to near-collisions at a major airport involving commercial airliners in a week's time. >> what is more startling here is that this near collision happened on the same runway where there was another near collision 15 months ago, really kicked off a lot of concern about the spike in what are called runway incursions. there was a safety summit and dsb investigations, the faa scram to react. here's what happened. is happened on wednesday, april 17, for0 in the afternoon, the control tower at jfk

pecker admitting today the enquirer made up a story about cruz's father and the man who assassinated jfk. also testifying his company paid a doorman $30,000 for a completely untrue story about mr. trump fathering a child with his housekeeper so the doorman couldn't take the story elsewhere, trying to save mr. trump and the campaign the potential embarrassment. the day began with the judge taking the defense team to task over mr. trump's posts on social media targeting cohen and stormy daniels. the state seeking to hold mr. trump in criminal contempt for violating the judge's gag order that bars him from attacking trial witnesses. >> so they can talk about me. they can say whatever they want. they can lie. but i'm not allowed to say anything. i would love to say everything that's on my mind. >> reporter: in court, the defense arguing mr. trump should be permitted to respond to political attacks, and the gag order should not cover reposts of someone else. the judge didn't rule today, but seemed exasperated, telling lead defense attorney todd blanche you are losing all credibility with the

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that jfk drive has been car free. >> we're really excited to have a car free space in san francisco.ous street. now all it does is spark joy. >> parents like tammy two are grateful for the safe space. >> it's really awesome because you get to ride and feel safe with your little ones. >> this park, i must say, for those. >> mayor london breed first made jfk drive car free during the pandemic so people could have a place to come and be socially distanced. it became permanently car free thanks to measures that passed at the polls last november. this rollerblader is ecstatic about that, and opportunities in the city to have everyone come together in a community environment is something to really nurture as a city. >> so i'm all for keeping this the way it is. >> since the west portal fatal accident a few weeks ago, there's been a big push to recommit to vision zero. that's the policy to end fatal traffic crashes. we're not trying to get rid of cars. >> we want to make sure we balance that with the right infrastructure. and that leads to safety and efficiency. >> just this week, sfpd rele

there's ground stop at newark, new jersey, airport, as well as jfk international airport.ng done there. no significant damage reported. what they are concerned about, according to the governor of new york, are those aftershocks, urging people if they feel those aftershocks to remain in place and potentially take cover. these are all warnings, of course, that are extraordinarily unusual here on the east coast. >> thank you very much. the fact that jfk and newark are on a full ground stop will have an impact on travel not only towards the northeast but have a ripple affect for travelers going to and from airports throughout the country. we will be right back. we will take a short break. you are watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ♪ that colonoscopy for getting screened ♪ ♪ is why i'm delaying ♪ ♪ i heard i had a choice ♪ ♪ i know the name, that's what i'm saying ♪ -cologuard®? -cologuard. cologuard! -screen for colon cancer. -at home, like you want. -you the man! -actually, he's a box. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and

lbj or jfk. and she'd worked for lbj. so it he but he also worked for jfk.and and, you know, and throughout their marriage, this is an argument and and it's so interesting to read this book to see them relive those years in the sixties and then come to different opinions. and their dialectic about these two presidents and others in the sixties changes as as they grow older. and so it's kind of doris is year of living historically and she's and she's really keeping the memory of her husband alive but also telling a story about the remarkable people who they both worked with. simon and schuster has put out this book in honor of its centennial. simon and schuster, a century of publishing,. 1924 to 2024. for people interested in publishing. what are they going to get in this book? mr. karp they are going to get a cultural history of america through the sweep of the books that we've published. and we actually went and we we got a committee together and we picked out the ones books we thought best represented simon and schuster. i mean, we've published, you know,

lbj or jfk. and she'd worked for lbj. so it he but he also worked for jfk.and and, you know, and throughout their marriage, this is an argument and and it's so interesting to read this book to see them relive those years in the sixties and then come to different opinions. and their dialectic about these two presidents and others in the sixties changes as as they grow older. and so it's kind of doris is year of living historically and she's and she's really keeping the memory of her husband alive but also telling a story about the remarkable people who they both worked with. simon and schuster has put out this book in honor of its centennial. simon and schuster, a century of publishing,. 1924 to 2024. for people interested in publishing. what are they going to get in this book? mr. karp they are going to get a cultural history of america through the sweep of the books that we've published. and we actually went and we we got a committee together and we picked out the ones books we thought best represented simon and schuster. i mean, we've published, you know,