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

. >>> and delta is opening a fancy new lounge at jfk.e'll talk to the company's ceo about efforts to attract higher-end customers. but first, let's get a check on the markets. flip side of what we saw yesterday, today is the nasdaq leading the way as ever, up 1% while the s&p is now up .25%. the dow is down 3.10 weighed by boeing in some part and down off its lows of 400. shares of home depot are costing the dow 100 points. concerns that consumers are getting more selective about their home improvement projects. volumes are still struggling. nvidia, of course, is contributing to the gains of the s&p and nasdaq. reversing a big three-day slide, that cost the stock 15% from its peak last thursday. tyler, it's up almost 6% today. >> all right. we have seen how nvidia has the power to raise and sometimes sink the broader markets with a simple pullback. looking beyond that, what other threats are there to the markets this summer. let's bring in nick colas. welcome. good to have you with us. you know, there are lots of hot spots around the wor

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

it's over, and jfk, more experienced said to him, oh, no. we've got a lot more to go. we've got to get to sleep. there's next week and the week after. that will be true of this debate too. so much will come after this. >> martha: but what lessons do you think a bbiden and trump ha learned? you learned how worried frank is about this. how much do you think things will change in this debate? >> i really think the rules are going to make it easier for things to change. it may actually benefit trump because he can't interrupt because the mic will be turned off, and he might appear reasonable, and i think at the same point, biden has to be aware of the importance of vitality, physical strength, a mental strength for both of them. it's crazy we worried about youth in 1960 and age in 2024. i think the rules with smart. america lost just as frank said in that last debate in 2020, and it was as if neither party won and we've got to get back to a civilized debate. we have to learn about the character of these characters. >> martha: and jon, i want to go to you. as you said, you

. >> jfk files? >> yeah, i did a lot. >> would you declassify the epstein files? >> i would, i guess i would, less so, you don't want to affect people's lives if it is phony stuff in there. it is a lot of phony stuff with that world. i think i would. >> former president donovan schultz revealing he would declassify a lot of stuff.

imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you passvenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner,

i asked him if he would, you know, declassify jfk, epstein and, and the 9/11 if files, and he said, yeah. pete: yeah. i mean, it was interesting, a couple of places you heard it there, that's a tough question, what do you do with doj, what do i do with an attorney general. revenge -- he said, yes, revenge will be my success, i believe that -- will: success will be my revenge. pete: but it's difficult. what does that a really look like? if i don't know. i thought your questions about the lock her up and, hey, it's one thing the say it, but another to do it. and then we got even into the military, and he talked about the defeat of isis and what it takes to untie the hands of fighters and get the woke out of

this is the same guy who said obama was born in kenya and ted cruz's dad killed jfk.sudden, he's like, "look, if you put some inaccurate information out there, it could really destroy someone's reputation." we need to err on the side of caution." besides, it doesn't even matter. you don't need to ask trump to declassify anything. he's just going to leave it at a buffet table at mar-a-lago. all right, let's move on to tech news. because the greatest website in the world is about to get even better. >> x, the website formerly known as twitter, is now embracing its new moniker in a way that we have not seen before, officially allowing x-rated content on the site. as of today, users may share consensually produced and distributed adult nudity or sexual behavior. in other words, porn is now officially allowed on twitter. >> ronny: that's right, elon musk is no longer the biggest ass on twitter. now obviously, twitter had porn on it before this, but nobody looked at it, because it was against the rules. now we can, guilt free. basically, instead of fixing the porn problem,

j or jfk. and she'd worked for lbj. so it he but he also worked for jfk.d 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, te

what if they jfk? am i allowed to say that?an, what if they do a complicated film about him by oliver stone , the. oliver stone, the. >> yeah, i don't know. i mean , >> yeah, i don't know. i mean, it feels like. why are we not saying he's a puppet of the deep state for not releasing it in the first term? yeah but i mean, i think when you're president, you're kind of a puppet. >> i think he said he wanted a puppet he's wanted to do, but he caved to in what they asked. >> he said he released a lot, but some great people asked him not to do so. that's what i think it is. >> great people. great people know that they're. that explains it, nick, the telegraph, it seems that, knockoff versions of ozempic will help you lose weight, but sadly, through the dying way. >> yes. not everyone's favourite method. so w.h.o. issues global alert over deadly ozempic counterfeits . so you have to be counterfeits. so you have to be very careful that you don't get an ozempic, counterfeit or ozempic because both of them are really bad for you. i mean,

conspiracy theories about jfk.itic although i watch a ton of movies. i think sullivan was a first rate character actor. >> sandra: can we play out "the hunger games" let's watch this too. >> simple as that. she has become a beacon of hope for them. she has to be eliminated. what you think? >> i agree, she should die in the right way at the right time. tetanus aberdeen is a symbol. you don't have to destroy her, just her image. show she is one of us now. let them rally behind that. they are going to hate her so much they might just kill her for you. [laughs] >> sandra: he was so good. you share something in common. he studied the economy he studied business. >> i made that up. >> sandra: are you serious? >> i was kidding. you're not supposed to read everything for heaven's sake. >> sandra: so he was not back in almost but -- >> a brilliant actor. >> sandra: i believe as we look back he will be one of the greatest actors that many of us ever had the pleasure of watching. >> i don't want to disagree with that come the

then...richard nixon looked tired on tv, he sweated, he looked sick, while jfk was full of energy, he and in the end most people who watched the televised debates at the time said what they thought , they had jfk winning, but interestingly, those who listened to them on the radio said the opposite nixon won, however, historically we see that tv debates still look like this, had an influence then, we know that it was john kennedy who won those elections, and we expect... also that among the questions that the moderators will ask will be questions foreign policy, we look forward to hearing more from joe biden and donald trump about their position on ukraine, we know that american voters are traditionally more concerned about domestic policy, after all, we heard it in the comments of atlanta residents, before however, foreign policy issues will also be important and the candidates will probably be able to clarify, use this platform to clarify their positions. and we've heard different, actually, very different statements from donald trump, from joe biden. donald trump says he can end rus

remember jfk or laguardia on a friday night. you have a different expense th than if you are there and a tuesday afternoon. that's just new york city. it's been the same for o'hare, reagan, orlando, niagara international. take your pick. so what is it that we may be able to do to address those issues and make the experience of moving people through the process more efficient and effective? >> thanks for your question, sir. i would highlight your last point first. providing more flexibility in staffing. what ends up happening is as passenger volumes increase higher than the was originally projected in the budget, and 2025 is a good example of that. we project -- 4.5%. we are at 8.5% already. what happens is that burden falls on the screening workforce. it falls on the vetting. that falls under the federal ma air marshal service as well. providing close to commensurate increases -- we don't need to be exactly the same. technology inefficiencies will allow to be a little less than that. the other thing that i think is really import

think about jfk and lbj. we talked about think about reagan and bush 41. they had been rivals. they'd run against each other. these are not friends. they've been run against each other. obama and biden ran against each other before becoming ticket mates. and so by a second term, you get a vice president usually who pretty focused on running for president themselves. and they're thinking is based not in washington not in the capital, not the pentagon. they're thinking is iowa, new hampshire right? and a president, the person on the on the outbound part of the trajectory is thinking about history books. right. so you see the built in tension there between a president who wants to get things done in order to make sure he looks good in history or she looks good in history. and a vice president who's thinking, what do i need to do to get people to vote for me in manchester, new hampshire? so that is a prescription for tension there. and so partnerships sometimes don't end very well. in fact, basically, we haven't had a partnership and very well in quite few years. i have to tell you

growth continues from 9% growth at miami international 8% in detroit, 11% at lafayette regional .6% at jfk. 10% in tampa and furthermore, l.a.x. and buffalo have seen 7% and 14% rates and increased volumes, respectively. seven of the 10 busiest days ever in u.s. airports occurred in the last 12 months. and two in the past week. we project that 3.1 million passengers will be sprayed on some days this coming summer tomorrow we will hold a press event with our industry partners at laguardia airport. we will talk about our collective readiness and the strength of our partnership that will likely be a busy summer yet. an important priority in the 2025 request is investment in technology. two ongoing technology projects in particular are included in the fy '25 request for the improved security effectiveness, efficiency and the customer experience. the first is our upgrade of checkpoint x-ray technology to tie opportunity or ct systems. at the rate of investment at the request which is $90 million, our capital investment plan shows that this project will be complete in 2042, 18 years now. similar

that was jfk. jfk's speech writer. he started it off too late there. look at me schooling you!h my god, that never happens! it's a hobby rather than myjob. just before we go, alex, on reform, they have had problems with another candidate, this is a guy called grant sinclair armstrong. yeah, so it's the latest comments that he's made, this time, sorry, i'm so sorry. yeah, someone is calling me. somebody phoned. someone is telling you your time is up. i need to renew my parking. it's already incredibly hot in the car park. it's like a dog. reform have had a problem with a few candidates and we have had comments that they have made in the past which have been thrown up and some have then had to stand down as candidates, although, they appear on the ballot paper because it's past the point where you can remove somebody off the ballot paper, and again come up with us to nigel farage today and he has spoken about it and makes a point that, you know, he argument is that of the parties have had problems with candidates too. i think the requester for reform is whether this speaks to the

>> yeah. >> jfk files? >> yeah, i did a lot. >> would you declassify the epstein files?would, i guess i would, less so, you don't want to affect people's lives if it is phony stuff in there. it is a lot of phony stuff with that world. i think i would. >> former president donovan schultz revealing he would declassify a lot of stuff. joining me is, your name, will, rachel and pete? nice to meet you. were you surprised by that, rachel? >> rachel: yeah, actually. i loved them. i think a lot of young people like that answer. i think there is a lot of trust in government lost to covid, wars we should not have been in, iraq war, this war. people want to know what is going on behind the scenes and people have lost trust. positive thing for donovan schultz, he looks like an outsider who would do that. he is running against insiders. >> will: rachel asked that in terms of loss of institutional trust, would this e gain instit institutional trust? i think the public feels censored and by intelligence agencies and declassify ing thee could lead to trust. >> what does restoring trust

jfk is going to be doing it, denver has done it. and this allows them to kind of get ahead of the curve when they open up a brand-new checkpoint, a lot of investment in airports around the country now. they don't want to open up a new checkpoint, i wouldn't either, and put on technology in that checkpoint, they want to put the latest technology in place, this program gives them that avenue to do it. sometimes it is up to 50 or $60 million worth of investment on the part of the airport. >> thank you. >> thank you to the gentleman from new york. i think they witness for his valuable testimony, the membersh for their questions. the members of the subcommittee may have some additional questions for the witnesses and we would ask the witness to respond to these in writing, pursuant to committee rule 7d, the hearing record will be open for 10 days, without objection, the subcommittee stands adjourned.d. >>> today, former olympic champion summers testify on anti-doping efforts ahead of the summer's perez limpets, what's this house oversigh

riding the trump train, including one woman who -- selling a ton of democrat memorabilia including jfk'seatured on campaign ads. allison wynn joins me now. you have done a political 180. why? >> good morning. i have. biden has been asleepats the wheel, he has allowed looters to take over silicon valley san francisco. it has been an experiment that has gone awry. i wake up in the morning and there are no grocery storeings to go to or no malls. there are more fentanyl dealers than high school students in our once great city. >> carley: when you tell other folks in silicon valley that knew you fund raised and had a big part getting obama enintegrationiated in the community, now you support trump openly. when you tell others how you feel, what is their reaction? >> first of all, i'm a hopeful person and that is why i supported obama. he had great ideas to be more inclusive, help women and people of color. when he came into power, he was very scared. in his biography, he talked about being ashes frayed of doing things, he did not want to lose it for future black leaders and he let red tape ta

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jfk. i'm with you. jeffrey epstein? donald trump be circumspect about exposing secrets of the sex trafficker. which elite friends even participated in his illegal activities? convict a sex offender jeffrey epstein considered the missing link in all sorts of wild conspiracy theories about the secret walls of child abusers and killers around the world. who you can see here, joking and ogling women at a party in 1992 with the local financier named donald trump. i have known jeff for 15 years. terrific i trump once told new york magazine. he's fun to be with and says he likes beautiful women as much as i do and many of them are on the younger side. no doubt about it, jeffrey enjoys his social life. i can't for the life of me imagine why trump might want to pump the brakes on declassify just this one thing. >> would you declassify the epstein files? >> yet. i would. i guess i would. that less so because you do not know -- you don't want to affect people's lives if there's phony stuff. there's a lot of phony stuff with that w

. >> would you declassify jfk. >> yes. >> i did a lot of it. >> would you declassify epstein file. >>h i would. >> declassify jeffrey epstein files in the rest of those. >> the last one is extra. i would like to see that i think a lot of americans would like to see that it sounds like a campaign promise from the former president possible future president. he also says a lot of things and if he wins election maybe some of the processes under promises get massage because that's what political figures do is not unique to donald trump those are in treating questions and interesting answers. >> everybody wants to learn about the conspiracies behind the scenes of what's behind them. >> especially jfk there's not one adult that's alive now that needs to be protected when john f. kennedy was shot november 63 that the minimum should be let out completely. >> you don't indict donald trump for that, where was donald trump in 1963. i'm just asking questions. >> what about the moon landing a lot of people want to know about that too. >> i doubt, it happened, it's over. >> for the record i also bel

just two years ago about 60% of voters approved a measure to keep jfk park and turned down a measure to close both jfk and the great highway to cars. >>> nearly half of the infrastructure money will help close gaps along the san francisco bay trail, create a bike and pedestrian path on san pablo between rodeo and crockett and help complete a trail between rodeo and the downtown martinez amtrak station. the bay trail is 70% complete covering 350 miles along the san francisco bay. the goal, though, is to get to 500 miles. >> it's got a long way to go, but you do it piece by piece, slowly but surely. that trail and bike system that will circumvent the entire san francisco bay will be built. >> about 2.5 million is going to projects in san pablo. part of it involves improvements to the san pablo avenue bridge. the rest will create 86 units of affordable housing. >>> taking a live look at the state capitol, there is a $56 billion deficit in california. the new budget partially closes that gap. part of the short fall will be made up by taking 12 billion out of the emergency fund with 16 bi

he was asked if he would release the jfk assassination files. >> i released a lot, as you know. when it came to the whole thing, i was hit by some people that worked for me that are great people, that you would respect. they asked me not to do it and i said why, tell me why. and they said, sir,, i think it needs a little more time. but this time i'm just going to do it. >> they say the cia killed his uncle, you believe that? >> this wasn't cia that asked me but i think the cia was probably behind it. but they would have preferred that i not release the rest of it. but people, more than anything else want the jfk files, we will release that immediately. >> jesse: low taxes, less red tape and a president who is open to ideas. rich guys like that. >> where your big takeaways? >> i am undecided, as you know. we had a limited amount of time. >> just say it, you like him. just say it! because it is written all across your face, just say it. you like him, you are confused. >> he crushed her questions, admit it. >> he asked great questions and he dealt with them head on, just admit it.

. >> would you declassify the jfk files?d a lot of it. >> would you declassify the epstein files. >> i would. i guess i would. i think less so, because you don't want to affect people's lives if there is funny stuff in there, because there is a lot of phony stuff with that world. >> do you think that would restore trust? >> i don't know about epstein so much as i do the others. >> 9/11, yeah. jfk, i'm with you. jeffrey epstein, well. why would donald trump be so circumspect about exposing secrets of jeffrey epstein, a billionaire child sex trafficker who died in prison without revealing which of his well-connected friends know about and possibly participated in his activities? convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein who is considered the missing link in all sorts of wild conspiracy theories about secret cabals that run the world and who you can see here, joking and ogling women at a new york party in 1992 with a local financier named donald trump. i've known jeff for 15 years. terrific guy, trump once told new york magazine.

>> yeah. >> would you declassify jfk files? >> yeah. i did. of it. >> would you declassify the epstein files? >> yeah, yeah. i would. >> all right. >> i guess i would. i think that less so because, you know, you don't know -- you don't want to affect people's lives if it's phony stuff in there because it's a lot of phony stuff with that whole world. but i think i would or at least -- >> do you think that would restore trust? help restore trust? >> yeah. i don't know about epstein so much as i do the others. [ light laughter ] >> seth: "yeah, i don't know about epstein as much as -- oh, mike lindell!" [ laughter ] "mike lindell." [ applause ] that clip is amazing. he short circuits when they ask him about epstein like he's sylvester the cat and someone just asked him, "have you seen tweety bird?" [ laughter ] but this is really such a perfect encapsulation of the maga movement. they see elaborate conspiracies everywhere except when there's one staring them in the face that involves their hero, donald trump. they're obsessed with epstein. meanwh

with the president has to say but what goes through my mind in terms of russia is w wjfk d what would jfku again soon. >> sandra: allotted taken there, dan hoffman joins me onset in new york, great to have you in new york, dan. i want to alert our viewers to the two shots of the bottom of our screen as we pop the subsets were former president donald trump is about to speak following his meetings with g.o.p. leaders in an attempt to talk strategy and fight the parties so as we await him we are also looking live and anticipating that president biden will be holding by with president zelenskyy of ukraine a short time from now. now we will start here going to either of those live events which are one starts first we will get to those when they begin. first, stan, to putin's fleet of warships in cuba and the struct warning to president biden in the united states how seriously should we take this? >> i think we have to take it fairly seriously. look, vladimir putin's barbaric unprovoked war in ukraine has resulted in massive blood and treasure spilling from russia's side over 500,000 casualties

transit in inner sunset and ability to do a lot of shopping on foot, and now the improved biking with jfk closed to cars, because we have a 4 and a half year old who rides her bike. we now have a safe place to go and ride bike jz don't have to to worry about traffic. >> graffiti continues to be one of these things that during the pandemic just got out of control everywhere in the city and i do think that it is hampering our recovery of commercial corridors, so some of the volunteers on west portal avenue, some of the merchants got together with interns at our office to do some hands on abatement and we have been doing it regularly. we are doing it once a week and we have a wonderful neighbor, carrie organizing and storing the paint and supplies in her office on west portal, but this needs more then just a volunteer efforts. >> i'm grateful for the collaboration. we passed legislation at the board and put $4 million in the budget over the next 24 months to help the department of public works hire laborers and labor apprentices to abate the graffiti on private property on commercial corrido

. >>> and delta unveiling its exclusive high-end lounge at jfk airport.big show ahead. scarlett "squawk on the street" is back after this don't go away. >>> welcome back. check out shares of walmart today under pressure right now down more than 2%. cfo john rainey speaking about the retailer's outlook at a bofa investor conference in london saying, quote, not every quarter is going to be as good as the last quarter and the certainly the quarter we're in the second quarter we said is our most challenging quarter from the comp perspective for the year so it won't be like the first quarter. walmart shares outperforming in the first half, the best stock in the dow up almost 30% trading around 52-week highs, just off those today, down about 2.2%. >>> the fast food price wars in full swing with the launch from mcdonald's this morning. to kate rogers with some details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ed golden arches releasing its $5 value meal between a mcchicken or mcdouble, chicken nuggets fries and a drink. burger king launched a similar value meal

> the dangerous near collisions rose sharply at airports nationwide in 2023 and keep happening from jfkancel takeoff clearance to reagan national airport just last month apple go around, go around last fall private jets clipped one another on a houston runway, mere inches from disaster for seeing near misses that are near and near from catastrophe inside this boeing 757 is the first system alerting pilots to runway incursions that are about to unfold. it's a prototype from honeywell, which is giving us this tv exclusive. the best way to see it action is by creating a runway incursion of our own for honeywell this flight is taking us from dulles international airport to a smaller airport in hagerstown, maryland waiting for us on the ground. another honeywell airplane that will purposefully be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> in this case, sitting idle on the runway as we're coming into land. >> very similar to a near collision between fedex and southwest flights in austin last year i can record around this is what that looked like from the outside the goal here is to put this int

the dangerous near collisions rose sharply at airports nationwide and 2023 and keep happening from jfk last year cancel takeoff clearance to reagan national airport just last month job for around go around in india. >> new video shows one such incident happening in real time. last fall, to private jets clipped one another on a houston runway, mere inches from disaster, are seeing near messes that are nearer and near from catastrophe inside his boeing 757 is the first system alerting pilots to runway incursions that are about to unfold. >> it's a prototype from honeywell, which is giving us this tv exclusive the best way to see it in action is by creating a runway incursion of our own bronny 257. this flight is taking us from dulles international airport to a smaller airport in hagerstown, maryland waiting for us on the ground. another honeywell airplane that will purposefully be in the wrong place at the wrong time in this case, sitting idle on the runway as we're coming into land. very similar to a near collision between fedex and southwest flights in austin last year i can record aro

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phil lebeau is at jfk in queens. >> come on, joe!i might want to hang out a little while. >> yeah, well, you and everybody else wants into a lounge, not just at delta, but every airline. if you fly a lot, if you are a member of a particular airline and you go to that airline's lounge, i don't care what airline it is, it's no longer as exclusive as it used to be, it is packed. so many people are going into the lounges, because so many people are flying, whether it's cause they have access to a co-branded credit card, whether they're brought in as a guest. so delta says, let's up the ante making sure our most lucrative customers are taken care of. it's only for high-valued, high-lucrative passengers. in other words, you can't buy a pass to come in here, if you're a member of the delta 360 club, which is the top tier for those who are flying a lot, you can come in here, or a delta one first class ticket, the access is capped. this is the first location here at jfk. going to be adding them at l.a.x. as well as boston logan. the bottom li