who is really in the public eye and i think people in those positions have to understand that the world at least in the united states is looking at him. with our thanks to this panel, a great thanks as we just update our viewers, the infrastructure bill has passed so when you see the orange cones on i-95, on i-10 or if you re in california on the 10, please know that they dated back to this night. we re going to have to go through a little localized pain to build parts of the failing infrastructure in our country back up but there you see the winning tally. 228-204. to jonathan lemire, ali vitali on the hill and dr. irwin redlener, thanks. coming up, further discussion of the vote we just witnessed, the head knocking it
or anyone that we know simply decided not to get vaccinated. this is a major sports figure, an american hero to many young people and to others and for him to have been dishonest about the fact that he was not vaccinated, he called himself immunized to purposely deceive all of us into thinking that he was vaccinated, but he s. not and on top of, that he s taking a lot of medications now because he s been positive for covid that have not been proven. all of this is a big problem for somebody who should know better. who s really in the public eye. and i think people who are in those kinds of positions have to understand that the world, at least in the united states, is looking at him. with our thanks to this panel, a great things as we just update our viewers, the infrastructure bill has passed. so when you see the orange cones on i-95, on i-ten, or if
natasha is in orlando. you ve been seeing some really long lines for people trying to get tested today. right, ana. and it can be for many reasons we re told from the health staff that some employers might be asking for tests. airlines might require tests and some people have been telling the health staff that they might have been exposed and are not vaccinated perhaps. so this is the line we re talking about. i think we ve seen the same steady flow of cars since this started, you know, 8:00, 9:00 this morning. when you get to the orange cones over there on the right hand side, that is, that has a sign over there saying that that s the two-hour mark. so if you re at those orange cones, it s a two-hour wait. and there are cars lined up even behind that. now, on the other side of the street where we are, there s a vaccination site. there s no line right now. we did talk to the first person in line to get the vaccine for his son, his son s second shot. this parent happens to be a
times from the citizens saying, when are you going to pick up the garbage or sort out this road? when people see you on the street what they complain to you about? yeah, that s the nature of local government. i spent most of my life in provincial government and it s much easier being a minister than a mayor. nothing more local than local government so i ve been at a set of traffic lights and the car next to me once on the window and talks to me about something that they would like to see happen. but i like to say the first two big challenges that would be around traffic congestion and in dealing with traffic congestion we got so much construction going on. i think in 2019 we have more cranes per capita in new zealand than any other city in the world. so we are dealing with the problem, but dealing with the problem you have a short term problem of disruption. with been known as the city of sails but people have said we are the city of orange cones because of the cones