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Eric adams former nypd capital. thank you very much, mr. mayor-elect, what do you consider your biggest challenge coming into this tough job? >> perception. that is i think what we must turn around the perception of so many different areas. one of them is clearly the perception of safety. safety is not only what's actual but perceived. we're seeing some increase in violence. what happened on the subway station where a gentleman was stabbed and killed is going to impact those who are hoping to take the actual transportation system. perception around turning around our economy, covid, can we sto...

Encourage those parts of the city that have yet to come up to the levels that we believe we need to be for the vaccinations and then our city employees have a major role. those who have legitimate reasons for not taking the vaccine, we understand that, sfauchz you have religious exemption throughout your entire life, not something new, we need to respect that. this is a city and country where religion is important. everyone else that is required to take the vaccine we're going to be clear and give a great deal of clarity that this is what's expected of you and we need people to be vaccinated s...

On the far, far left. they want to undermine our life and that's what concerns me. >> we found out that some of the violence in minneapolis after george floyd were people from the far right that had these masks on, and people assumed they were people in the community that were on george floyd's side, so they even undermined our causes when they do this. let me take you here. president biden signed one half of the infrastructure plan into law earlier this week, and the build back better component has now passed the house and awaits its vote in the senate. what will this legislation mean for new...

Kneeling and saying the name we heard over the last year like george floyd and so on. i will see if i can speak to somebody here. can i ask you a question? okay. we'll see over here. can i ask you a question? no. some people don't want to speak. we will keep moving. what we are hearing is they believe it was a miscarriage of justice. those are the same words used by mayor bill de blasio who said the kyle rittenhouse case was a miscarriage of justice and the most important now, the mayor-elect, the second black mayor of new york city eric add amounts came out against this verdict as well. there...

Charlie Sisitsky will now have to direct transition work as he recovers, as he follows an historic incumbent in Mayor Yvonne Spicer.