jfk drive, the promenade, all this transformative open space. the parklets on 9th avenue. we have been able to get through this pandemic and also come out better at it other end and that is amazing and wonderful. when life gives you lemons you make lemon aid. this is just the beginning because [indiscernible] will not let us finish here. this beautiful entrance to the park and entrance to 9th avenue and irving street corridor could be safer and we are going to work on it because it is one community and want to make sure everybody is left better and work together with rec park and mta, dpw to make sure that this community continues to thrive and adapt to the future rsh so thank you so much to the rec park commissioners for all the good work. thank you especially to andrea and martha and chris and everyone who-susanna, i saw -all the folks who made this happen who have lobbied, advocated, worked and put all the love into the community so we can be better off today. thank you so much and we are going to keep going! alright. thank you. [applause] >> thank you supervisor melgar

look right in there, wish jfk jr. good luck. >> jfk jr., best of luck to you.ot wait to eat clean in america. >> just don't hop on a plane with him. [ laughter ] >> i'll try. i mean, put me on a plane with jfk jr., we'd have a lot to talk about. >> he's named dr. charles manson secretary of health and human services. [ laughter ] do you support that pick? >> i've heard of that. >> i don't think i've heard of that. not much on learning politics-wise and stuff. some stuff i don't follow. don't listen to. >> yeah. overall, would you say you support charles manson for the secretary of health and human services? >> sure, yeah. [ laughter ] >> do you want to wish charles manson on his new job? >> good luck, charles manson on your new job. >> we're talking about some of the cabinet picks president elect trump has been making over the past few weeks -- [ laughter ] >> oh, no, don't get me started on him. >> what did you think of his choice of orenthal james simpson to be the attorney general? do you support that choice? >> i'm 50/50. [ laughter ] >> do you think his ex

the passenger getting past security and those agents at the gate boarding a delta flight at jfk. the passengers on board had no idea until the plane landed. and then the announcement onboard. >>> late today, the emotional scene in court. the young woman, an alleged drunk driver, accused of killing a bride on her wedding night, slamming into the golf cart carrying the bride and groom. and the sudden plea today, and then the sentence from the judge. >>> president-elect donald trump's controversial pick to head the fbi, who has promised vengeance against trump's enemies. there's also news tonight on trump's pick to run the pentagon. a former fox news host and now "the new york times" reporting his own mother allegedly emailed him about his behavior toward women. >>> the rescue, a pregnant woman behind the wheel, calling 911, saying her car would not slow down, her brakes failing. and that she was headed toward a lake. how police then saved her. >>> the big night for elton john, his musical, and what he then revealed on stage about his health. >>> two major recalls tonight. one invol

new details about the stow away that boardeda i flight from jfk to paris, and how she snuck past critical parts of security at one of the country's busiest airports and the endangered otters guarding the so-called redwoods of the sea and the one of a kind pharmacy dispensing prescriptions for the soul welcome. . good evening and welcome. u.s. officials tonight watching as a serious crisis rapidly engulfs one of america's most loyal and strategically important allies. south korea, clashes with security forces after the country's president declared martial law and mobilized the military citing anti-state forces and threats from north korea. lawmakers moving quickly to lift martial law, but not before the government announced a ban of political activities and declared media and pub lications would be subject to government control. the crisis catching the u.s. with 30,000 troops stationed there off guard. janis, the president's move really came as a surprise. >> reporter: president yoon is facing calls for his impeachment while the white house says they are relieved he reversed course after d

there are accidental, if you like, reasons that when jfk was assassinated, she was planning, she wouldave liked to go to the funeral of the sitting head of state, she could not go, 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 uk. if it were not for those unfortunate accidents of history, they would have met. what happened, of course, is that lbj's full-term became completely overwhelmed with vietnam and he was angry with the british and their prime minister who would not commit troops to vietnam and he basically had little time to those countries who were not assisting. he spoke of those countries and visiting and entertaining leaders who were supporting vietnam. >> how important s her sister margaret visit to the u.s. and where she met lbj? >> it was kind of a makeup visit. lbj new margaret from previous engagements, the celebrations in jamaica, i think, for example. when margaret announ

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. >>> new details about that stowaway who boarded a flight from jfk to paris. she was allegedly able to sneak past critical parts of security at one of the country's busiest airports. >>> our underwater journey with the endangered otters guarding the so-called redwoods of the sea. >>> and the one of a kind pharmacy that dispenses prescriptions for the soul. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, and welcome. u.s. officials tonight watching with great concern as a serious cally important allies. tonight south korea on edge, its national assembly surrounded by protesters where there were clashes with security forces. after the country's president declared martial law and mobilized the military, citing the threat of anti-state forces and threats from neighboring north korea. opposition lawmakers moving quickly to lift martial law but not before the government announced a ban of all political activities and declared media and publications would be subject to government control. the crisis catching the u.s. with 30,000 troops stationed the

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also this hour, we'll bring you a live report from jfk international airport in new york, where the woman who stowed away on a delta airlines flight to paris last week just landed back here in the united states. cnn's producer, who was on that return flight, is standing by with details. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room this is cnn breaking news. we begin our coverage tonight in new york where we just got new images of a gunman suspected of fatally shooting the ceo of unitedhealthcare in what appears to be a targeted killing. let's go to our senior crime and justice correspondent first. shimon prokupecz. he's at the scene of the shooting in manhattan shimon, you're getting your first look at where the shooting actually took place yes that's right, wolf. >> we are on the street where this happened outside the hilton. the police just reopening the street to traffic. and so this is our first look. this is where the shooting took place. this is the side entrance to the hilton hotel. this is where the gunman, p

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murrow, adelaide stevenson, paul tillic and jfk. although she despised jfk's father. some of her anti-kennedy remarks were unfortunately incorporated for television commercials for nixon for whom she had little respect. eleanor roosevelt spoke with authority siand she had a grandmotherly appearance as she aged. guests often behaved deferentially, resisting the trivialization or sexualization that plagued most women of the time. although she had consistent off-screen detractors few were confronted on tv so it provided an effective platform for her liberal voice during the republican eisenhower years and beyond. because of her status as a larger than life figure both loved and hated by the public, in 1960, dory sherry promoted the sunrise of campabello, a comeback from polio with the loving support of his wife.te e.r. commented that the production was about as much like the roosevelt family as people from mars although she cooperated so that the children profited from the broadway play and resulting feature. what did eleanor think about her own on-screen appearances? in

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you know who killed jfk? a perennially fascinating subject to all americans. but tell us a little bit more about who is this person that rfk jr.. wants in at the cia, and what does he want her to do when she gets there? >> yeah. well, rfk jr.. >> has been pushing his daughter in law and campaign manager amaryllis fox kennedy for this deputy director of the cia role, which would not be a senate confirmed position. so usually the president or the cia director, john ratcliffe, would just decide who's taking that top spot and part of his pitch as he's been making calls on her behalf, is that she would get to the bottom of the jfk assassination attempts. it's very clear with the clip you just played, and there are other moments as well, where rfk jr. has been very clear that he really does believe that the cia was involved in the assassination of his uncle. he also believes that they could have been involved in the death of his father as well. and, you know, rfk has a lot of influence in trump world right now. trump sees him as an example of how his base is expandi

plus, new push to the look of assassination of jfk coming from our case. how president elect trump is getting involved. and after the break, we'll continue our raic. watch. here's what the radar has. the forecast next. >> happy friday with outside right to see the situation. >> on mount tam right now, kind a wet and dreary. more rains coming. meteorologist kyla grogan here with those details and also the snow. walking in a winter wonderland over here at half dome in yosemite. i thought i pull this up just to show you that this year is definitely heading some snow. really beautiful out there right now. now the question for those of you might be headed that way is can i still go up there? your window is closing very quickly. so you can see a little snow here as we take a look at diamond peak and they're going to see more of that as we get into the evening. 35 degrees there right now. by the way, winds out of the south so that southerly flow is happening about 10 miles per hour. so they are under a winter storm warning, as you can see that kicks in today at 1

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a source familiar with the matter says saturday night she was put on a return flight to jfk. gary was on that flight. he says she appeared to be russian and middle age. >> she was escorted off the plane. >> reporter: the woman managed to elude tsa and gate agents. she first used a lane reserved for flight crews and then skirted the standard i.d. check. but she went through a body scanner and voluntarily removed two bottles of water that officers discovered in her bags. eventually sneaking onto the pair flight where she was ultimately discovered. the tsa says she was not carrying any prohibitive items and did not pose a security threat. jerry failen is a a former tsa director. how surprised are you that she was able to end up on that plane without being stopped? >> yeah, i'm very shocked we didn't catch her even boarding on the aircraft itself. and how that happened, it's beyo my comprehension, frankly. >> and our thanks to stephanie for that report. >>> a new arctic stormarctic sto hit. a train slamming into a truck on video. and now a clipper storm is set to bring heavy snow

away returned to jfk yesterday and was taken into custody. now the russian national is expected in brooklyn federal court today. a senior law enforcement person tells nbc, dali could face charges tied to the incident. >>> some festive flurries were in the air as the iconic christmas tree in rockefeller center was officially lit. >> >> four! three! two! one! ♪ joy to the world ♪ >> some 50,000 colorful lights cover every inch of this 74-foot norway spruce. it will be lit from 5:00 a.m. through midnight every day from now until mid january. and on christmas eve, the tree will be lit for 24 hours. then the rain came much lalater. thank goodness for all those people there. let's turn to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who is tracking winter warnings. what are we looking at? >> good morning, frances. we've got them across the northeast and the midwest. there's 19 million people included in these. so waking up to chilly temperatures and potentially snowy conditions and a little wet weather. let's time that out for you. that system is a clipper syst

giant eucalyptus that has been toppled here on jfk drive. now, just the roots of this tree are about ten feet tall. there are more to the east and more trees just down the road which have fallen. a big cleanup is happening right now across san francisco, and some neighbors say the winds were so strong overnight, it certainly felt like a tornado, but it was the scariest sound i've ever heard. >> like, this loud roar is the best way to describe it. >> carmen marin woke up to heavy rain and strong winds outside her family's folsom street home in the mission, and then a crash. >> and then we came out and we saw both of the trees down. and then, unfortunately, our car was in the way. >> the family car was totaled by the large trees. other cars on folsom street were crushed, too. >> and then when i finally looked at the app to see what that message was, it said tornado warning. >> thousands of people in san francisco and daly city got this tornado alert early saturday on their phones. it expired a short time later, but many swear it felt like a tw

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

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. >>> the bird strike after takeoff at la guardia, making an emergency landing at nearby jfk airport. tonight we're tracking brutal cold and heavy snow, more than three feet of snow in some places and the big changes coming. lee goldberg and the weekend forecast. >>> mystery drone sightings across the east from maryland to pennsylvania, new jersey to connecticut. tonight the naval weapon statiom over head. >>> nancy pelosi is in the hospital overseas after falling downstairs during a congressional trip, potentially needing surgery. >>> tonight, new images of travis timerman, the american prisoner held in syria for months, the u.s. military flying him out of syria. james longman revealing what helped fuel bashar al assad's luxury life. >>> images just in, two boats colliding in florida. >>> an american couple in their 50s killed in mexico, shot in their vehicle, the car riddled with bullets. >>> the new study on obesity rates in the u.s. amid popular weight loss drugs. >>> and our made in america christmas tonight. your one thing made in america this year. >>> the farm you can buy your

la mujer que viajÓ como polizonte en un vuelo desde el aeropuerto jfk de nueva york a parÍs, sigue enintentos por repatriarla. tenemos nuevos detalles de este caso. rescate complicado de dos hermanos atrapados en el patio trasero de su casa en llamas en colorado. los policÍas pudieron sacarlos a tiempo antes de que llegaran los bomberos. >> noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes les saluda vanessa. ok. gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa octavio pulido y nicole suÁrez tienen el dÍa libre. comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora en corea del sur, donde se viven momentos de gran tensiÓn. el presidente jung suk jo declararÓ la ley marcial de emergencia acusando a la oposiciÓn de controlar el parlamento y tener nexos con corea del norte. vamos a washington, d.c. con cristina londoÑo para saber cuÁl ha sido la reacciÓn de los estados unidos y quÉ estÁ pasando. muy buenos dÍas, cristina. >> hola, vanessa. muy buenas tardes. bueno, aquÍ en washington hay preocupaciÓn porque corea del sur es un aliado clave de estados unidos

. >> he could have had a plane ticket waiting to get out of the country out of jfk airport and newark airport. retired fbi agent bobby to cohn told ktla today because the suspected killer's face was revealed in this picture. really surprised. >> that someone has to pick up the phone and says i do that is investigators might already know who the gunman is. it was a moment flirting with a hostile staffer which led the killer to lower his mask and smile. but finding the clues that help track him down is tedious. he's a busy places. lots of people say going to grand central station and, you know, to run facial recognition on video like that takes a lot of time. new york city has what they call a domain awareness system. investigators have access to license plate readers. tens of thousands of security cameras, facial recognition tools and phone call locations. it's a lot of evidence in the neighborhood of the shooting in and around central park in places they know he was probably at the airports at the train stations. the gunman wanted for the murder of the 50 year-old thompson wednesday m

. >> linsey: we have new details about the woman accused of boarding a delta flight from jfk to paris plane ticket. french authorities say she's a russian national and an american green card. for now, she remains in france. the tsa and airline are trying to figure out how she went undetected until just before the plane landed. abc's reena roy joins us now. what are you learning? >> reporter: i can tell you we're learning that woman was supposed to come back to the u.s. this weekend, but never made it here. we are told she was unruly on the flight back from france so they removed her. the french interior ministry telling us she's a russian national who lives in the u.s. she illegally boarded a flight from new york to paris without a ticket last week, according to the tsa. federal officials saying she somehow bypassed the document check podium and a gate agent at jfk airport. they say she was fully screened at a security checkpoint. she was then removed from the plane after it landed at the airport. french officials saying she was not allowed into the country because she did not have a

an investigators have had a chance to actually review surveillance video from jfk from just a little. they say they now have a better idea of what actually happened here. according to one law enforcement official who's briefed on this investigation. he says that authorities have been able to establish that this woman likely blended with two separate groups that were traveling at jfk the day that she stowed away on that flight and they believe that one of the contributing factors were the massive crowds that were traveling just days before thanksgiving. polo sandoval cnn new york. >> so big fail that she could get through without a boarding pass. but just explain something to me about how she survived in the fully booked flight. yeah, switching between the loos i know that's astonishing, but also the fact that she just managed to ride the wave onto the plane. >> right. because there were so many people during christmas holidays trying to get on. i mean, that's worrying concerning and fascinating frankly. >> yeah. i mean, it's really worrying that someone could just walk onto a flight.

and based on the successful collaboration on jfk with the art's commission look to do similar things including murals, sculptors, temporary events. there are a couple i will try not to start with the map. so you see on your screen. this is a concept of a map. focusing at the large intersections, there are crossings every two blocks on great highway from lincoln to sloat. those other major needs people will come from whether they got to the park by muni, bike, or vehicle, ways people cross on to the beach. want to focus activities everything from seat to murals and art installations. in those needs they are mark in the blue and working with partners at friends of great highway park and building 180, we have a couple images for you we have in the decided exactly what would be involved and where it would go. those are -- i have i believe shannon reilly on the phone and lucas of great highway park is here and active low involved in trying to curate the pieces. i will scroll through things we're think burglar to bring fun and gi to the space. this is a mural that could go on the road. ano

the entire flight to jfk. a week and a half ago, dolly was charged in federal court with one count of being a stowaway on a vessel or aircraft without consent. among other things, the judge ordered dolly to wear an ankle bracelet with a gps monitor, surrender any travel documents, and told her she cannot go to airports or leave the area where she is staying. that includes, of course, jumping on a greyhound bus to canada. dolly had been staying with a roommate, a law enforcement source told cnn. her roommate reported her missing after he saw her gps ankle bracelet on the floor. randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida

remember, we've got reagan national airport, we've got jfk, laguardia. these are all major hubs from american airlines, which just last hour had our ground stop from the faa because of this technical glitch. and now we have to play catch up with, of course, the thousands of travelers that are commuting in and out of those airports. so what you're looking at now behind me is the current look of the flightaware website, where we're tracking all u.s. bound airline traffic, and you can see just how busy it is in and around the major hubs here across the east coast. but what you're also noticing here is also the weather that is moving through these hubs as we speak. so we've got about 120 million americans traveling this week. look at how many people are traveling by air. nearly 8 million people, roughly 6.5% of that total. so this is going to impact a lot of people. add to that the combination of the rough weather, and this could cause some serious headaches along the airspaces here along the east coast. so here's the cold front moving through already bringi

the entire flight to jfk. week and a half ago, dolly was charged in federal court with one count of being a stowaway on a vessel or aircraft without consent. among other things, the judge ordered dolly to wear an ankle bracelet with a gps monitor, surrender any travel documents, and told her she cannot go to airports or leave the area where she is staying. that includes, of course, jumping on a greyhound bus to canada. dolly had been staying with a roommate, a law enforcement source told cnn. her roommate reported her missing after he saw her gps ankle bracelet on the floor. randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> unbelievable. all right, the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts right now this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening. as we come on the air this monday night. we're awaiting a live update this hour from authorities on that deadly school shooting in madison, wisconsin this morning. and we're expecting law enforcement officials to hold another briefing around 9:30 p.m. easte

charles de gaulle airport to jfk, the same one that svetlana dali was on. she was sat at the back of the aircraft, and she was flanked by two french security officials who would escort her all the way to jfk. now, she was not in handcuffs. when i got on the flight, i was four rows in front of her and i was able to watch her as we took off she was incredibly calm. at one point she rested her head against the seat in front of her. now french officials were determined to get her on that flight today. one official telling me this morning that they sent a negotiator onto the onto the flight to speak with the delta crew to try and make them feel comfortable with the idea of dolly being on that flight. now, since we landed, we were greeted here by at least 15 officials. us officials, port authority border police. we do know that officials are looking to interview her to try and find out how she was able to evade all those security checks at jfk airport. saskya vandoorne cnn new york. well delta airlines has not provided any specifics about how the woman was able t

adley stevenson and jfk. i think she and the advertisers learned on television it didn't work so well as it did on radio. she had lots of them. the editorials had something against her. the editorials were really against her. thank you. >> as highly accomplished woman on the left, who would not have been the first, she would have been the first to not be a beauty queen and someone with opinions, right? obviously, eleanor roosevelt embodied a position that many later have faced against a more business minded, often right of center or quite centralized medium, quite male and patriarchal media. how did she navigate that and what if any lessons can be taken from her navigation by more contemporaries? >> i have a whole chapter on that in the book because what i think is the team manufactured this image of her as a wife and a mother, and everything that she did was in the service of fdr. we repeat the eyes and ears thing. that something they manufactured. whatever she was doing they put it in that way so she was a

managing does the laser up a little bit, 350, where we see the worst of them including new york, jfkd stops in d.c., baltimore, laguardia, jfk and new york, may be as far north as boston. the reason the band of heavy snow and we have the snow icon for christmas eve, christmas day is going to be different story and the other systems and storms down in the ozark to east texas houston oklahoma city. 52 and 73, there is a cold front into the western atmospheric river. meanwhile in the northeast or new england not to be too biased. i know were upper but watching the band of snow it is knocking on the doorstep as we speak, moving to north jersey how much snow might we see, not attend. officially together the white christmas you have to have 1 inch of snow on the ground by 7:00 o'clock christmas morning. i think our friends in maine have a better shot of doing that. speaking of airports. and bangor their de-icing planes, not huge problems to speak of yet but were watching the band of snow move closer to us. gerri: i understand inch of snow is more problematic from dri drivers. >> it is true

there's no evidence, zero evidence they were involved in assassinating jfk.rtantly though, we need to look at the qualifications of this woman. she did a short tenure, cup of coffee at the cia, then wrote a book about her tenure at the cia, violating all the rules about running the book through prepublication review, and when they confronted her about publishing secrets, what the heck, she said it's all fiction, i made it up. not someone who should be at a high level at an intelligence agency. >> frank figliuzzi, thank you very much. >>> breaking news on donald trump's legal battle. abc news and anchor george stephanopoulos have agreed to an apologize and donation to trump's presidential library. he said in an interview that a jury found trump quote liable for rape. in a lawsuit brought by carroll. they actually found him liable for sexual abuse. they must pay his lawyer's legal fees. the settlement allows both of them not to sit for depositions scheduled next week. >>> trump backs away from a campaign promise he made repeatedly, bringing down grocery prices.

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those cargo bikes are the ones that are like bombing down jfk in the late afternoon.they're the ones with the mostly children in them. oh, children. oh, you mean those with the kid in the back? okay, i get it. what's the one i was describing? i'm not sure. well, i'll tell you, they're pretty spooky. thank you, madam chair. thank you. director heminger colleagues, any additional comments on this item? oh, gosh. tarlov. well, gosh, i thank you so much for the presentation. thank you. staff, i know just a huge amount of work has gone into getting to this point. i am there are many signs here regarding a grid and i'm just wondering if that is something that staff is considering. what is what what does that mean to you? and yeah, i'm just curious about what that i mean, it's there's always like what you, what you imagine in your mind. and then there's the reality, which is what you all deal with. so just really curious. yeah, we're considering cross town grids. we have multiple maps and depictions of what cross town routes would look like. i think in a lot of different nei

that's why we picked the jfk title and we're really happy we were able to use it. i love that people just use that phrase now, pro files in mental health courage, because that really is what it's all about. >> thank you so much. i love that. i can think of my own family members as courageous and the people we work with on a daily basis as courageous. gabrielle, you disclosed some things in the book that you said you had never disclosed before. and then today you mentioned that you did this because you wanted to help. i wanted to know two things. what prompted you to make these new disclosures? again, several people in the book said i've never disclosed this part of my illness before. you said you wanted to help. do you feel you have helped? and has disclosing this part of the book helped you and helped your relationship? >> yeah, it has certainly helped us. steven and patrick were very beguiling. and i may have shared too much. [ laughter ] >> like i said, i'm willing to talk about this to anyone who will listen, and i always have been. i think that the stigma, in

and jfk economic. complex. these are linear programs and they have gotten result. in the investment high. loaded before again. and one of the former annals talking about the biden administration and it is called for the driving hitting the gas in the brakes. i think that is what's happening here and this inflation, they are going to forgive him. >> you even a nice head where he can come back and the economic policy. >> we had this steep price will decline. and we are getting it tomorrow. it has come off the job market in that way. that should not be a tool in the toolkit for inflation could you imagine it would be and the arrival. and if i look at these policies, what i believe is a slot machine trying to make micro adjustments so they have the great inflation in the market takes off and mortgage rates take off. and a subsidy in all of these are irregularities in the system so unhealthy but the real problem in the house market 12, 18 or 24 months. it typically takes 24 months so that will be more competition. and with the top down view. and at the micro level. >> t

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 so that's we picked the jfk title and we're really happy that we were able to use it. and i love it that people can't just use that phrase now profiles of mental health courage because that is really it's all about. thank you so much. i love and i love that we can i can think of my own family members as courageous and the that we work with on a daily basis as courageous. i gabrielle, you disclosed some things in the book that you you had never disclosed before. and and and then today you mentioned that you you did this because you wanted to help. so i wanted to know two things. what prompted to make these new disclosures? again, several people in the book said i've never disclosed this certain part of my illness before. and you said you wanted to help. so do you feel that you have helped. and i question has this disclosing and being part of this book helped you, helped your relationship? yeah, it has certainly helped us. i think well, stephen and patrick were very beguiling and i may have shed too much much, but i like i said, i'm willing to talk about this to anyone w