new york, ms. clark, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. we forgot to add mr. turner to our discussion about upstate, downstate new york. mr. turner is also from new york city and one of our newest members here. let me say, madam secretary, that first of all there's no doubt in my mind and i think the mind of most new yorkers that your commitment to partnership and collaboration with our local law enforcement has been extraordinary, and we are truly, truly grely grateful for that. and we've had an opportunity through unfortunately from having been the number one terrorist target in the nation to have those partnerships strengthened over time and built up certain capabilities that most emunicipalities would have no reason to, most of all. but out of necessity we've had to. i wanted to raise a couple of issues with you. and having the highest regard and respect for local law enforcement in the city of new york, whether, in fact, there is a point where the department of homeland security looks at -- looks at the implementation of various policies in the city of new york and its impact on the municipality. whether

new york. quebec. we have power supply in western new york. we have a tremendous need for power in downstate new york. let's connect the dots. let's connect the supply dots to the need. what eisenhower did the '50s by building an interstate system is what this energy highway can be to the next generation. if we want the state to develop and we need the jobs and we need the businesses, we're going to need the power and this is the way we're going to do it. the state can master plan a system and issue an rfp will allow private sector companies to come in to bid it and build it. we believe they will finance it over a period of time, and we believe it can generate $2 billion in from structure. >> this is no doubt a comprehensive and ambitious jobs program. $15 billion in infrastructure, $4 billion for a convention center, $2 billion for javits advance formation, $2 billion for energy highways, $1 billion for gaming $1 billion for buffalo that we believe will actually generate additional money from the private sector. a total of about $25 billion. this program will make a major impact on the traj

turner to our discussion about upstate/downstate new york. it is one of our newest members here. there is no doubt in my mind that your commitment to partnership and cooperation with our local law enforcement has been extraordinary. we are truly grateful for that. we had an opportunity through having been the no. 1 terrorist targets in the nation to have those partnerships strengthened over time and build up searching capabilities and los municipalities and would have no reason out of necessity. i wanted to raise a couple of issues with you. is there a point where the department of common security looks at the implementation of various policies and its impact on the municipality? dollars that we have provided for home and security have been over reaching in terms of their usage and what the impact is for the local municipality. there have been a number of practices that have been highlighted most recently an hour zealousness to apprehends the lone actor or anyone who has been radicalized that may be in the population. that has extended its seven to the live of average everyday ne