joining me to discuss whether our security privacy, councilman joe borelli, thanks for being with us.use for things like in large events to make sure everyone is safe from the sky, hostage situations and things of that nature but the new york city civil liberties union are expressing privacy concerns. >> they are not wrong. we have to balance the difference between privacy, the need to keep people safe. we have a heightened sense of security in new york city. we are always a target, we had multiple terrorist attacks in the last two or three years with these are tools that 900 law enforcement agencies use, la, las vegas, those places, even new york city the fire department uses drone technology so this is not unprecedented but when you are new york city this becomes national news, they are being very specific in instances where they can use it and very specific in instances where they can't. it will never be used as a weapon or a routine patrol thing, there will not be a fleet of big brother drones following people around all day. they were specific in constructing this policy to meet

here blue lives matter new york city councilman joe borelli. good to see you. >> good morning.e city council and other officials here. what policies do you think have led to the ability of folks to just being going after police officers? >> in this case you are seeing the culmination of two bad policies the blaze plymouthed. we don't fare beaters and allow people to occupy subway platforms and harass people. the second is we no longer comply with federal officials. one of the people arrested in this incident had two ice detainers and had been arrested previous times for forcible touching. real crimes. and the new york city government didn't comply with detainers. >> i grew up arranged this city and i remember a time when rudy giuliani was the mayor he had the broken window philosophy you go after the small crimes that joe was talking band dry to snuff out some of the bigger crimes. as somebody who defends law enforcement, what are police officers up against now when mayor bill de blasio as i understand he is not going after small marijuana offenses in the city. not going after