that was all them. >> new york city councilwoman helen rosenthal. and that'll do it for this edition of eyewitness news "upclose." if you missed any of today's programs, no worries -- you can catch it again on our website, abc7ny. thank you all for watching. i'm bill ritter, and for all of rest of your day. >> buenos d^as y bienvenidos. good morning and welcome once again to "tiempo." i'm joe torres. new york city is stepping up its efforts to help undocumented immigrants who are victims of crimes -- help in the form of special visas. we'll talk to the commissioners behind this push and the specific requirements needed to qualify for those visas. that's coming up a little bit later in the show.

mosquitos it's on the city to try even harder to figure out what to do >> reporter: council woman helen rosenthal says the city should do more. she agrees with neighbors that mr. must be stand there must be standing water underground. they're putting more larvae cide in the catch base ins. >> this is a life safer. mosquitos don't get away when you hit them with this. >> reporter: dan's family are finding their own ways to solve the problem. sleeping with mosquito nets and using strainers in the sink. the councilwoman tells me she homeowners associations the city -- that does it for us. thank you for watching. >> stay with us as the news continues at 6:00. >>> live from studio 3c in rockefeller center, this is news 4 new york. >>> a street filled with angry chants. a growing protest against trump, ted cruz and the entire republican party. outside the new york state gop glal. gala. >> and the democratic battle is in brooklyn tonight. >>> deep inside the nypd. rare access behind department doors, revealing how police target crime. >>> in the race for the white house, the battleground tonight is the

. >> reporter: councilwoman helen rosenthal agrees something there must be standing water underground. the city says they've been flushing out the sewer lines every week and are putting more larvacide in the catch basins. neighbors trace the problem to an area between a manhole and a fire hydrant. >> it's the executioner. this is a lifesaver. mosquitoes don't get away when you hit them with this. >> reporter: for now dan's family like many others in the neighborhood are finding their own ways to solve the problem. sleeping with mosquito nets and using strainers in the sink. the councilwoman tells me she wants the city to invest in outside help to figure out what the problem is. neighbors tell me if the city agrees to dig up this area, they would be willing to pay for it. news 4 new york. >>> all right. time to check in with storm team 4. raph's here. what a day. >> what a day, what a weekend. temperatures already on the rise now. into the 60s this afternoon. and we have the 70s coming in the next 24 hours or so. look at the brooklyn bridge basking in sunshine on this saturday morning.

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