it's deirdre more is being done digitally and autodesk is pushing deeper into infrastructure projectsi wonder how cyber security plays into this, into your business, on the infrastructure side the supply chain side, are you spending more time on it, hiring more, thinking more, as we get increasing attacks and the prospects of more as well? >> absolutely. cyber security is on everyone's mind we invest more in it every year to ensure that our systems are secure, but i remember what you highlighted in the last report they go after the most vulnerable aspect of the whole entire system. the soft part, the human that requires us to all be vigilant the systems are getting more and more secure. our ability to detect is getting more and more robust but people are still the weak link in our cyber security processes and we have to pay attention to that. >> finally, andrew, i wonder, this is a shot in the dark, but is there any relationship, do you think, between the degree to which we return to a physical office and billings? is there any marginal tailwind for billings when you work remote >> yo

well, autodesk i am about to sign on. -- on a desk i am about to sign on. [laughter] i want to thank the majority leader schumer and speaker pelosi for your leadership. i also want to thank the leader from the state of kentucky for letting it go forward. most of all, senator hirono, senator tammy duckworth who helped deliver this 94 to one vote. you get involved, tammy. you do not screw around. [laughter] state representative grace meng and judy chu helped deliver a 364 to 62 vote in the house of representatives. that is incredible. i also want to thank republican congress for their leadership including senator moran and senator collins. i also want to thank all of the folks here today who were involved whether in the congress or not supporting this effort. thank you. we have a lot more to do. we simply have not seen this kind of bipartisanship for much too long in washington. you are showing that our democracy can work and deliver for the american people. after the mass shooting in atlanta, the vice president and i went down to atlanta to meet with asian a

autodesk, 26%. shooting deaths, 80%.ber of violent crimes including a woman from rhode island who was shot by a stray bullet here in times square. a random sampling of tourists today found that many were concerned about new york's crime rate, but they felt that going to the city was worth the risk. >> it definitely gave me some pause before i came up here on the trip because i'm with my daughter, but i believe that the police are here, and they are being diligent. >> lots of pickpockets and things like that, but we wore over the shoulder bags. we never had any of those issues. >> big city is trying to win back tourists have experienced a surge in crime, including new orleans, los angeles, and washington, d.c. meanwhile, back here in new york city, there is a heavy police presence there presence throughout times square. new york's governor, andrew cuomo, has said that the first step to recovering the economy is to make sure that people feel safe. and the company that specializes in economic forecasting says that it is not