two minutes begin now. >> jim patrick. patrick and company. i also think this is a very sound idea. i presented a lot of ideas to the tjpa over 10 years. the most i get from those is thank you, mr. patrick. i find that a slap in the face when i make a comment. i get no feedback back. the process we have in place now is really very poor. this is a much larger question. i don't think we ought to charge someone a fee nor it has to be a worthwhile reason for this individual to do this. there has to be the end game. otherwise why should i waste my time. i have a great idea. for the good of tjpa? come on now. structure is the right structure. i don't think there should be a fee to get in the ballgame. if it turns out to be a great savings there ought to be remuneration at the end. thank you. >> any other callers? >> that concludes public comment. i will take a roll calling vote. director borden. >> aye. >> director forbes. >> aye. >> director john baptiste. >> aye. >> director lipkin. >> aye. >> director shaw. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair gee. >> yes. >> there are sev

this is jim patrick, patrick and company. i want to go to the executive director's report and loss of power at transit center. we had the city electrical service one source and pg&e another source of power. in the event one would fail the other would operate. that seems not to have worked. i just wondered what happened there. thank you. >> to my knowledge we never lost transportation, never stopped transit operations. we were on emergency power. power was out for 90 minutes. we are working with power providers to assess problem and resolve for the future. >> any other public comments? >> that concludes public comment. next item. >> director's item 6. cac update. >> happy new year, directors. our january tjpa cap meeting went great. we appreciated the opening report and recap of the significant progress during the end of 2021 including acceptance into the federal program. we appreciate the legislative updates. we received a great look at some of the inner workings and efforts during this legislative update. there was a new dis

this is jim patrick, patrick and company.s report and loss of power at transit center. we had the city electrical service one source and pg&e another source of power. in the event one would fail the other would operate. that seems not to have worked. i just wondered what happened there. thank you. >> to my knowledge we never lost transportation, never stopped transit operations. we were on emergency power. power was out for 90 minutes. we are working with power providers to assess problem and resolve for the future. >> any other public comments? >> that concludes public comment. next item. >> director's item 6. cac update. >> happy new year, directors. our january tjpa cap meeting went great. we appreciated the opening report and recap of the significant progress during the end of 2021 including acceptance into the federal program. we appreciate the legislative updates. we received a great look at some of the inner workings and efforts during this legislative update. there was a new discussion regarding the changes and dynami

jim: last year there were no fans. patrick reed took the title. and now, thousands upon thousands around the 18th. if there is a playoff, they'll go back to the 18th. fighting darkness. whoever is out there is going to have a lot of time too think about that putt. and this guy has had a long time to think about his position. nick: he's changed his whole game. used to fade it, now he draws it. [laughter] he's written an instruction book as well. [laughter] jim: done a couple of podcasts. here's rai. chops it out. will it get inside of zalatoris? yes, it will. which should be helpful. nick: it's an easy putt for will to read. right edge. got to move a tweak and that will be it. jim: meantime, there's still a chance, albeit slim, but there's still a chance for jason day. nick: he's got to land it about five paces on and it will gather speed. doesn't want anything to come out quick. because it will gather speed. jim: need a dramatic left turn and he's not going to get it. nick: well, it's great for jason to get back in it and feel it. that's the most

patrick mcenroe, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, jimough they were the ones trying to do the stealing. cnn's fareed zakaria looking at the attacks on voting and the fi fighting about democracy. ♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. >>> an uber driver being praised for going above and beyond during a stressful situation, davonte williams one of the many drivers stuck out after that severe winter storm, except williams had a teenager in his car, picked up the teen in washington dc after her train ride was canceled and was taking her home to virginia, after hours stuck in this traffic, we all remember these images, williams asked the teen's parents for permission to take her back to d.c. and book her a hotel room with his own money, teen made it home safe the next day, williams was reembursed and uber calling him a hero, what is it, five stars, four stars for that one? no question about it. >>> intense loyalty republican to trump may be destroying the system the founding fathers set up to protect democracy. fareed zakaria in a specia

and again, jim, reiterating his support for the community, right, in what police really do mean to the city of new york. cnn's shimon prokupecz is outside of st. patrick's cathedral. a touching tribute there from the mayor. you can tell that came from the heart. this was emotional from him and you are surrounded by many, many nypd there as well honoring their fallen officer. >> reporter: yeah, and the mayor saying once a cop, always a cop. and of course saying that police officers are vital, vital to the prosperity of this city. there's a key line here because what he is doing is he knows there are perhaps tens of thousands of officers standing outside here along 5th avenue where 50th and 5th avenue. the number of offices here stretches all the way down to 34th street where the procession will go a. after the services are over, the coffin driven out past the thousands of officers who are lined up here from all across the country saying good-bye. the mayor here obviously using this as an opportunity trying to unite this city, trying to unite the city and the police officers with members of the community which is really, somewhat strained for quite some t