good morning, my name is jacob nicole i'm the acting superintendent for sanitation repair. and if we look at this, this is our 311 service orders coming in and the response rate that we have to those. so we have a 72-hour response rate we would like to reach a 90 percent goal of reaching those public. we're at our 90 percent for fiscal year 24. let me go to this next slide. so this is our annual quantity of potholes repaired. this is not only 311 but this is potholes that we prepare with our sweep crew, this is some possibly sewer-related potholes. but compared to last year, we're up on our pothole considerable amount. and we completed 12,440 potholes last year. this is our so we have a sweep crew that has been running now for the last couple of years and this is a proactive pothole crew that combined with the 311 calls that come in p.the proactive sweep is accounting for nearly 26 percent of potholes being filled around the city which i think is pretty amazing. it cuts down on the 311 request and it let's the public know hey, we're out here trying to get ahead of the 8 bal

nicole turner. as ever, i want to hear your views. mail gb news. com but now it's your favourite part of the day. the news bulletin with tatiana sanchez. >> jacob, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories. well, just two days away from labour's first budget in almost 15 years, the prime minister's set the stage, insisting britain must embrace the harsh light of fiscal reality in a speech earlier today, he outlined £240 million today, he outlined £240 million to boost jobs and public services aimed at avoiding what he called devastating austerity. however, the prime minister warned tax hikes are inevitable, calling it fiction to cut taxes and still fund services. he also revealed a new £3 cap on bus fares set to replace the previous £2 cap, as the conservatives accused him of leading a government of broken promises . meanwhile, footage of promises. meanwhile, footage of a labour mp punching a man in the street threatens to derail sir keir starmer's focus on the budget. mike amesbury was stripped of the labour whip following the release of cctv footage, appearing to show him repeatedly hitting a man to the ground. the clip, described