proposition i would restrict the city's ability to limit private vehicles used on jfk drive and certain connector streets in golden gate park and the great highway. proposition i would repeal the board's may 2022 ordinance and require the city to allow private motor vehicles to use jfk drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays and april through september. proposition i would require the city to allow motor use at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to remove the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. for both the great highway and jfk drive along with the other affected streets in golden gate park, the city could temporarily limit access the roads for emergency for street repairs and community events. if proposition i passes, board may amend this ordinance by a 2/3 vote only if the amendments are consistent with the measure purposes or required by a court. if proposition i pass was more votes than proposition j, then pr

proposition i would restrict the city's ability to limit private vehicles used on jfk drive and certaineets in golden gate park and the great highway. proposition i would repeal the board's may 2022 ordinance and require the city to allow private motor vehicles to use jfk drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park at all times except from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sundays and legal holidays year-round as well as on saturdays and april through september. proposition i would require the city to allow motor use at all times on the great highway and not allow the city to remove the great highway between slope and skyline boulevard as proposed. for both the great highway and jfk drive along with the other affected streets in golden gate park, the city could temporarily limit access the roads for emergency for street repairs and community events. if proposition i passes, board may amend this ordinance by a 2/3 vote only if the amendments are consistent with the measure purposes or required by a court. if proposition i pass was more votes than proposition j, then proposition j wo

used as a cocktail with other drugs. if it's mixed with fentanyl, obviously it becomes deadly. and jfk. federal officers are using drug sniffing canines, handheld drug detecting devices and x ray machines to seize those drugs and help stop overdoses. saying it was a mother is in jail, accused of suffocating one of her seven month old twins, while breastfeeding 29 year old selena warez made her first court appearance this afternoon. ktvu is amanda quintana explains why police believe the mother is criminally responsible for the death of her baby. this is absolutely an emotional and troubling case not only for the surviving family members but also for the officers who responded to the scene and provided cpr and first aid to an eight month old child. police officers were called to this home on hurling ham wait just after three o'clock on november, 4th court records show they found one nearly eight month old twin, unconscious and the other , not breathing after being placed on life support. one of the twins died at the hospital the following day. doctors told investigators she experienced re

. >> sandra: laura engel outside jfk for us. thank you, laura. >> joe biden at the very least has been dishonest with the american people. and we need to realize whether or not this administration is compromised because of hunter's shady business dealings. the purpose of our investigation moving forward in january when we become the majority and i have subpoena power is to determine whether or not joe biden is in fact compromised because of his family's shady business dealings. >> bill: that is james comer republican out of kentucky who will run the house oversight committee pledging to make the investigation into president biden and his son a top priority in the new congress. house hunters, gop vows to expose the biden cash scheme. ohio republican congressman jim jordan was there yesterday and ranking member house judiciary committee. good morning, thank you for your time. i'm trying to game this out. here is what i've come up with. tell me where we're headed here. you will not subpoena a sitting president. that means joe biden

kristen: there is a fight over cars on jfk drive in golden gate park. tell us about this one. anna: this is also a battle of rich folks. there's proposition j, which is a measure to keep jfk car free so a lot of the same wealthy tech folks that are backing measure d, which is the yimby sponsored measure, they are also backing this measure. the yelp ceo is backing this measure to keep jfk car free. there is another wealthy individual, a socialite in san francisco, she is backing the opposing measure which is measure i, or proposition i, and she is trying to reopen jfk drive to cars. kristen: can i just ask you, how does the spending this midterm election compared to years past? it seems like it's up big time. anna: from a super pac front, it's been a lot lower than previous years so it is kind of interesting because you would expect that they would be a lot of super pac spent a lot of -- but a lot of political insiders are saying it's not too much compared to past years. you know, really the only place we are seeing attack ads is district four and also a little bit in district s

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use these materials in real time. at least that's that's what we had. thought bobby had certainly listened to them by 1963 and we think that kent jfk was going to use them in the course of his campaign or at least draw on them for his campaign in 1964. but again, it's hard to know what's going to make you look good and then also. certainly for nixon since it's voice activated in the spur of the moment. it's it's kind of tough to buy for kate and to go back and tell yourself that you're listening with kennedy and johnson. yes, they're manually operated so they're aware of themselves taping, but i think more significant the more significant conclusion about that is is that particularly for kennedy since they're are far fewer hours in lbj. when kennedy tape he was probably taping something that he thought was really important. because there were comparatively fewer hours so when he starts taping a lot on vietnam in 1963 particularly at the end of the summer in 1963, that's what he's really devoting a lot of energy to it not devoting a lot of energy to it before that which again is another kind of aha moment a way we can triangulate to think about what was

us the opposite. explain, i never understand why jfk jr.ole in this conspiracy, that he would be the next republican leader, because last i checked he was the son of a democratic president and a democrat himself. >> yeah. to be honest, it doesn't have to all add up. >> really. >> the kind of thing that gets in the way of addressing sticky subjects. i think what a lot of people don't understand is conspiracies are fun. the jfk jr. one is wild. i talked to somebody in our special about it. he said jfk jr. is the current president, joe biden was killed in guantanamo. but trying to piece together a world that doesn't make sense. >> what you do is so interesting just on the political landscape because it is very funny, very, very funny, and these exchanges are at times hilarious. at the same time, reverend al, i get really sad sometimes watching these because it really does relate back to the main theme of our show today and to the misinformation that is truly spiraling out of control unchecked. >> it really does go back to the theme of what we

us. looks like jfk drive in san francisco's golden gate park will stay open to pedestrians, bikers scooterseting propositions on the ballot proposition, i would have required the city to reopen jfk to drive to cut for cars most days and it would have reopened the great highway two cars seven days a week. looks like it will fail. 61% voting no cars 39% yes , voters also considered a competing measure proposition j to do the opposite that will preserve jfk drive as a car free promenade. this one will pass. 59% yes, 41% no with the expected results, it means a j. f that jfk will remain completely closed to cars and the great highway will stay closed to cars on the weekends. alright our time. it is 6 47. the santa clara county sheriff's office will have new leadership after that department was hit with a scandal over the course of this election cycle. former palo alto police chief bob johnson is up against retired sheriff's captain kevin jensen in the race to become the new sheriff. now here are the results so far. johnson with 51.5% of the vote, kevin jensen, with 48.5% and there are still a l

us together. ♪ >> hundreds of people gathered on jfk promenade in golden gate park showing their support for keepinghe space car free demonstrators marching on foot, riding bikes and scooters and roller skating for a yes vote on measure j local musician john elliott performing his song. yes, on j. david miles junior, aka the mayor of golden gate park who has fought for this car free space for decades also spoke today, opponents of the propositions say closing jfk, though, does make it impossible for many seniors to visit the park since they cannot walk long distances and they rely on cars to get around. >> people also gathered today along the embarcadero and support of the people of iran. one protester at the demonstration told kron 4 that this movement is special because it's being led by women and the youth. the group has been protesting for weeks since the death of 21 year-old mahsa amini. i mean, he died in the custody of iranian morality priest police after being in a coma for 3 days. the iranian police say that she died from heart illness, but others believe she was severely beaten while in po

. >> help us get to live out their lives in the north carolina state university in raleigh. i think jfk, during the first document it presidential turkey pardon. appreciate your time today. we will see you tomorrow. >>: thank you for joining us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. we began a shower in colorado springs and the sight of the nations latest mass shooting. makeshift memorials are growing outside club q, where two people managed to overpower and disarm a gunman who opened fire on numbers of the lgbtq+ community. this attack left at least five people dead and at least 25 injured. among the victims, 28-year-old daniel astin. his parents tell the denver post his son was bartending when he was killed. police say the 22-year-old suspect is in the hospital and they hope to learn more once he is released. this rampage lasted only minutes. to those trapped inside, the horror felt like an eternity. >> we heard everything. all i could think about is everything. my life. just everything. friends, family, loved ones. i came here to celebrate my birthday. honestly, i was supposed to be in denver

permanent and here to stay a wonderful save space and we believe the jfk promenade is a terrifying intersection useur best judgment and try to sneak out in the traffic there mismatch and who can navigate that intersection is that a quick build for that intersection and how quickly can we addresses that problematic spot. >> with the packages of measure j have the quick build and large capital ideas to improve the jfk connects so hi priorities for us moving forward. >> thank you like of months timeline or - >> the quick build will be in fy23 and about the capital are content on other things. >> we have made a draw a successful place for people to go that is dangerous i know you're aware why not to see any more crashes there and a the elephant in the room and the data that was omitted glaring omission from our presentation where we stands and vision zero this year compared to previous years not overall fatalities and i'm serious injuries i don't know that is intentional where you planned i got you thinking the first quarter of next year you'll have all the data from this year and provide that annual l

us. >> you can have it all. in san francisco, we have two competing measures on whether to keep jfk drive closed to cars. the mile-long stretch has been closed to car since 2020. officials opened it up to pedestrians to get more outdoor space during the pandemic. since then, it has transformed into an art block. look at the results here. it was 39% said yes and 61% said no. san francisco voted yes on proposition j. this makes jfk drive car free for good. those results, 59% say yes on that one and 41% say no . we have 100% reporting. san francisco voters have made it clear that they want less cars on these roads, while they are transformed into a public outdoor space. we will chat with the ceo of the national coalition on the black vote and the influence when it inch of rain. as we look from san jose, we have impressive numbers down south. we are looking out .25 inches. as we look at doppler, things are much different today. we have clear conditions and scattered showers . we have a bit of energy left in that system. we have more sunny skies going into the weekend. we have a beautiful opportunity to get o

permanent and here to stay a wonderful save space and we believe the jfk promenade is a terrifying intersection useur best judgment and try to sneak out in the traffic there mismatch and who can navigate that intersection is that a quick build for that intersection and how quickly can we addresses that problematic spot. >> with the packages of measure j have the quick build and large capital ideas to improve the jfk connects so hi priorities for us moving forward. >> thank you like of months timeline or - >> the quick build will be in fy23 and about the capital are content on other things. >> we have made a draw a successful place for people to go that is dangerous i know you're aware why not to see any more crashes there and a the elephant in the room and the data that was omitted glaring omission from our presentation where we stands and vision zero this year compared to previous years not overall fatalities and i'm serious injuries i don't know that is intentional where you planned i got you thinking the first quarter of next year you'll have all the data from this year and provide that annual l

us cat. that is ridiculous. stowing away inside that bag. it was out of jfkat was discovered when the alarm went off in the baggage. checking screening point and take a look at the x-ray. and yeah, that's what they saw right the agents page, the passenger who said the cats, not his, but his roommates. the cat was safely returned home. the passenger the had to miss his flight because you have to take the cat home. that is terrible. have a talk with his roommate. it looked so uncomfortable the point has that accidently happened that that will be was an accident. a weird, okay. >> all right. well, a unique display at a library mission for viral james staff at a michigan live are now this. a lot of people leaving their water bottles for the summer. so the staff started gathering them up and the lost and found rather than throwing them away. they decided to create a shrine to these water bottles. you it's so i have no out why bottle is currently is left behind? each has a tongue in cheek name. the post has been seen by more than 1.6 million people. do you know you

. >> yes absolutely and there is some really juicy jfk close could've easily applied to reagan. he was prescribed to use a phrase,ti a rising tide with bos and that phrase was used later by jack connolly jack kemp very different and mentor by reagan i use it all the time, and trump e food truck tax cuts, which were more on the corporate side, but were enormous tax cuts, will come from the same path as a reagan in the jfk tax cuts. so i was able to bridge reagan to trump on those policies, too young for it just barely to give river jfk and i was really only 17 when i went into the reagan white house, that was a joke but tax cuts and if i make i want to go back because reading a book title which is the jazz age but is about lauren g harding and much maligned u.s. president mynatt can wait too far maligned but in the 1920s, harding is vice president to calvin coolidge and importantly his treasury secretary, underbelly, and we figure from pittsburgh and entrepreneurial maker living together huge reduction in marginal tax rates the income tax and i believe in 1913, the 16th amendment, started out as 7 percen

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larry: there are some really juicy jfk quotes that could have easily applied to reagan. kennedy was the first guy to use the phrase a rising tide lifts all boats. that phrase was used later by jack kemp, the late jack kemp, who is a very dear friend and mentor. i use it all the time. trump used it. the trump tax cuts, which were more on the corporate side, but were enormous tax cuts were cut from the same cloth as the reagan and jfk tax cuts. i was able to bridge reagan to trump on those policies. i was too young for jfk, just barely too young. i was only 17 when i went into the reagan white house. that's a joke. -- if i may come i want to go back because i'm reading a book, the title is the jazz age, but it is about warren g. harding, a much maligned u.s. president, way too far maligned. but in the 1920's, harding, his vice president, calvin coolidge and his treasury secretary andrew mellon, who was a great figure from pittsburgh and entrepreneurial banker, they put together a huge reduction in marginal tax rates. the income tax amendment was 1913. when woodrow wilson left office, it was over 70%. we w

tell us some of the communication technologies and podiums that fdr -- >> franklin reserve out was made for the radio. jfk was made for tv, he was the first tv president. we've had a twitter president, for better or for worse. but here's a radio president, and he's very good at it. it's the tone he sets. i'm looking at our audience here, i think we all remember father knows best. this is kind of the father, you know, avuncularly talking to his family, the family of the united states of america. there was an occasion during the war when he was gonna explain what was happening in the pacific. he said, everybody go get a globe and have it ready. wait until you get your club, and i'm gonna show you. if you look right to why he, and you move your -- here's the teacher in chief, if you will. the uncool-in-chief. but he's communicating with his constituents as if they were peers. we're all working on this together. let me explain what's going on. he very seldom had a confrontational attitude toward anyone, not only not on the radio, but in person, he absolutely abhorred personal confrontation. this is where he i

often being used to cut fentanyl and make it even more deadly final product. senior correspondent lara ingle has the story from jfkt. g. >> the international mail facility at new york's jfk airport is responsible for handling 60% of the mail that comes into the united states. which means u.s. customs border and protection officers see it all when it comes to contraband including drugs like fentanyl and what they are seeing as a big spike in a different drug. ketamine. a new alarming trend on the streets. ketamine known as a date rape drug or special k is an anesthetic with hallucinogenic effects. being mixed with the opioid fentanyl. marketed to users as a special kind of high by dealers who are attempting to get their dope delivered in the mail. >> this is all ketamine? >> this is all ketamine. just happened within the last 24 hours. four kilos, another three kilos here. three kilos there. >> officers say the influx of ketamine has ballooned from 50 kilos seized in 2020 to 400 kilos in 2022. they deploy a multi layered approach with canines, handheld drug detecting devices and x-ray machine as to slop the flow an

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and there's some really juicy jfk quotes that could have easily applied to reagan. in fact, listen, kennedy was the first guy to usehrase a rising tide lifts all boats. now, that phrase was used later by jack kemp, the late jack kemp, who was a very dear friend and also a mentor, by reagan. i use it all the time. trump used it, i mean, look the trump tax cuts, which were more on the corporate side, but were enormous tax cuts, were cut from the same cloth as the reagan and jfk tax cuts. so i was able to bridge reagan to trump on those policies. i was too young for it for jfk, just barely too young. i mean, i was really only 17 when i went into the reagan white house. that was a joke. but tax cuts were -- and if i may, i want to go back because i'm reading a book, the title of which is "the jazz age" about warren g harding, a much maligned u.s. president, way too far maligned. but in the 1920's, in the 1920's harding, his vice-president, calvin coolidge and importantly, his treasury secretary andrew melon, a figure, they put together marginal tax rates and the 16th amendment, it started out at 7%. when woodrow wilson

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jfk to the murders of innocent children in newtown and from september 11 to january 6. today we are here to discuss the struggles that have been dealt to the nation. joining us today is a professor of history at boston university and the author of the book the brother ran a story of faith and conspiracy and revolutionary america. [applause] the writer and author of the new book sandy hook an american tragedy and the battle for truth, elizabeth williamson. [applause] welcome to both of you. i want to ask you first, just a couple of weeks ago the verdict for alex jones came down. have you spoken to any of the families and how are they reacting to it? >> i did almost immediately and throughout the trial, which i was covering for "the new york times," they were weighing in and they were particularly gratified by the confrontation in the courtroom that a scarlet lewis, whose son jesse lewis, died of sandy hook had with alex jones. for 90 minutes she was on the stand and she addressed responses to every question to him personally. so that is something that really cheered them. >> how are they coping i know this is in the end of the line yet. there's a couple more.

the us constitution the speeches of lincoln the reflections of jefferson and on and on and on tr fdr jfk ronald reagan that there's a set of seeds and those seeds are in civil society as well. they're in our poets and in our artists and in our statesmen, but they're also in our churches and then our families and there's this consistent theme about individual agency individual responsibility the fundamental right of the individual to seek transcendent truth and to live their life and to raise their family in that religious liberty and on and on and on and i think that that binding narrative that we could have today that's not divisive but rather it's creative. it's in the good sense progressive to use your word from where we started tonight is if we return to this idea of a shared american identity that within that is diverse and rich and vibrant, but it's committed to these central truths of respect for the other and those things come from these religious roots that go all the way back. to what was near and dear to the pilgrims in their religious understanding of what makes us human? and

use plan on the coastal act. who came up with idea of merrying what was originally park opposition to the jfk closure with the great highway should be political consulting malpractice that is what it is. and the notion that the slope to skyline pieced be reopened looking autothe practical realities, which is that mother nature bats last was a piece of insanity. having said that, the words and i. pulled them up because everybody likes to interpret an election how they like to. yes vote means yes, you want to require the city to allow private motor vehicles on jfk and connect streets and golden gate at all times except on weekend and holidays. you want to require the city to allow motor vehicles at all time on the great highway and not allow the city to remove as proposed. the reason i read that is because we did not ask the question was not asked by the prop i people as to fill negligent blank. to me it means shortning the existing noon to on friday to 6 a.m. is a no starter. i can reject that because a minimum the way i read that the voters said sticking with when we got and certainly you could ectrapulate and say

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assassination of jfk to the murders of innocent children in newtown and from september 11 to january 6. today we are here to discuss a struggle that's been dealt to our nation. joining us is a professor of history at boston university and author of the book the griffin: a story of faith and conspiracy in revolutionary on americana, author brendan mcconville. [applause] and joining him his new york times writer and author of the new book sandy hook: an american tragedy and the battle for truth, elizabeth williamson. [applause] welcome to both of you. elizabeth i want to ask you first just a couple weeks ago the verdict or alex jones came down have you spoken to many of the families and how are they reacting ? >> i did almost immediately and actually throughout the trial which was i was writing for the new york times they were waiting in and they were particularly gratified by the confrontation in the courtroom that scarlett lewis whose son jesse lewis died at sandy hook had with alex jones. for 90 minutes she was on the stand and she addressed the responses to every question to him personally and held him to account. so that was something that really tears them. >> are

used to come across to florida because it was cheaper. now they spend extensive american dollars. bar american airlines flight attendants doing? lauren: they are picketing from 11:00 so any moment until one:00 at jfklogan and other airports, they want a lot of things but mainly more rest time in between flights because the airports are so is the and carriers, schedules are all over the place, they are exhausted. stuart: what is with warner bros. discovery? it up nicely. lauren: the ceo says the advertising market is we currently than at any point during the pandemic. it is going up even though that is what he said at a conference. stuart: the republican governors association conference in orlando, top of the agenda, the future of the republican party which mark meredith, does it look like there's a split? >> reporter: it is early in the day. the conference is underway but i would say there is a split because after the midterms all talk about who is going to washington but in orlando we are hearing from people who won statewide races, going to places like iowa and new hampshire and beyond, talking about 2024. whether donald trump officially declares running for another term, we heard from some of t

. >> the '90s brought us a new look at some previously thought to be well-known stories. >> when you look at the film "jfkwhat we can trust and who we can trust. >> why was kennedy killed? who benefitted? who has the power to cover it up? >> and what oliver stone is saying is, you can't trust anybody. >> 10, 9, 8, 7 -- >> "quiz show" was back at a time when the nation was captivated by this game show, and it becomes a story about truth and the perversion of truth in the name of entertainment. >> you're young, you're clean-cut, you're from a prominent family -- >> kids want -- >> what about herbert stem ple? >> i love him. >> if you were a kid, would you want to be an annoying jewish guy with a sidewall haircut? >> as i kid, i lived through that "quiz show" period. >> i'll try for three, three points. >> i wanted john turturro to play herb stempel, a guy that was from a lower-class area, and he rose to fame. and then certain people were beginning to get tired of him because he wasn't that pleasant to look at. but nobody could beat the guy, he was so sharp. that's when they came up with the idea, what if we

arms race like to to do what jfk had done to him in 1960 and say, okay, we're behind we have to we have to increase missile production because the soviets have been taking of us. so with with nixon, i think there's there's are some issues that he engages in to to defang his adversaries. the the environment is one of those. he was you a he says, i'm so sick of the environment could die. but he's also the guy who puts together the environmental protection because he knows if he doesn't do that, congress will together an agency that's that that does things that he doesn't want to do as a republican president. i think there was some of that actually. that's a nice segway into a fascinating chapter that my coauthor wrote on nuclear testing and there was a series i mean we don't even think about we think about north korea today doing nuclear testing. but at this time, the united states was still doing underground nuclear testing that had not been banned in the limited test ban treaty and the jfk. so in pat's chapter, he about this code named series called the mannequin and the groups had taken a case all the way to the supreme court to get an injunction to prevent