on trains. this is the next evolution, as he calls it, in that process, he admits, it is an evolution. there needs to be tweaks. he hopes to get that feedback, and to continue to address the sensitive topic in new york city. really, it is not just a lone rock city, it is all across this nation. we will talk about that. brynn gingrass, thank you so much for that. in a skull hayne joins us now, he s a social scientist at the university of pennsylvania with primary expertise in the area of almost and assisted housing policy. professor, brynn just r, brynn d to this. new york city, obviously, isn t the only city dealing with homelessness, so, what do you think is driving this particular plan for mayor adams, and what is your view of it? well, i can appreciate that folks are desperate, the mayor and others would like to have a very quick solution. but this is a deep, systemic problem from years and years of neglect. we are talking about mental health systems that cannot serve adequately