emily wilson, camryn kinsey, thank you both.ntime the fire threat in southern california is now lower which is good news. the flames getting under control, but there are serious questions being raised about the dismal response by state and city leaders. christina coleman is live with more on the political fallout. >> reporter: yes, more than 150,000 people have signed a change.org petition calling for the immediate resignation of la mayor karen bass over what they describe as her gross mismanagement and failure to effectively respond to the devastating fires. this comes after the mayor left for ghana, even though there were warnings of increased fire risk for the upcoming week. there's also growing concern since the la fire chief spoke openly about cuts to the city's fire department budget. >> was the budget cut quake. >> it was and it did impact our ability to provide service. we are screaming to be properly funded to make sure that our firefighters can do their jobs so that we can serve the community. >> reporter: the mayor sa

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. >> donny kinsey filmed its destruction. >> i'm really afraid to see what's going to happen to my neighborsd you know who's going to stick around after this? >> brian perry, a middle school principal, moved here for community. >> it was to me the ideal place to raise my son, because he got to be around people who were like him, people who weren't like him. >> nearly 8 in 10 residents own their own homes. it's a rooted community in what can feel like a transient city. is this community going to lose that? >> i mean, that's the danger. um, a lot of the people who live in arlette saenz and we're working class people, you know, we're, uh, we're not the rich celebrities we don't have, like, the ability to just go back in. >> fire can destroy more than the tangible. fire can destroy. community. the people of altadena are determined. that won't happen here. >> restoration is is is going to happen because of the people i lost everything that i had in that fire. >> we left with just the clothes on our back. i asked god for ten more years, uh, to see my daughter rebuild her home. yes. >> behind me us

. >> donnie kinsey filmed its destruction. >> i'm really afraid to see what's going to happen to my neighbors. and you know who's going to stick around after this? >> brian perry, a middle school principal, moved here for community. >> it was, to me the ideal place to raise my son, because he got to be around people who were like him, people who weren't like him nearly 8 in 10 residents own their own homes. >> it's a rooted community in what can feel like a transient city. is this community going to lose that? >> i mean, that's the danger. um, a lot of the people who live in on scene and we're working class people, you know, we're, uh, we're not the rich celebrities we don't have, like, the ability to just go back in fire can destroy more than the tangible fire can destroy community. >> the people of altadena are determined. that won't happen here. >> restoration is is is going to happen because of the people i lost everything that i had in that fire. >> we left with just the clothes on our back. i asked god for ten more years, uh, to see my daughter rebuild. uh, her home. yes. >> now behind

. >> tony kinsey filmed its destruction. >> i'm really afraid to see what's going to happen to my neighbors. and you know who's going to stick around after this? >> brian perry, a middle school principal, moved here for community. >> it was, to me the ideal place to raise my son because he got to be around people who were like him, people who weren't like him. >> nearly 8 in 10 residents own their own homes. it's a rooted community in what can feel like a transient city. is this community going to lose that? >> i mean, that's the danger. um, a lot of the people who live in on scene and we're working class people, you know, we're, uh, we're not the rich celebrities we don't have, like, the ability to just go back in fire can destroy more than the tangible fire can destroy community. >> the people of altadena are determined. that won't happen here. >> restoration is is is going to happen because of the people i lost. >> everything that i had in that fire. we left with just the clothes on our back. i asked god for ten more years, uh, to see my daughter rebuild. her home. yes. >> now behind me,

thank you very much i now yield back to representative kinsey. >> thank you chairman for it msk you. in her opening we are concerned of the business led efforts. gao and any evaluation? or do you have in the opinion how this organization is versus oit lead? >> i can talk across the federal government i've seen a mix of arrangements port cio lead. i have seen moderate success in both areas. i think the critical key is for both to work in partnership in close collaboration. those requirements are being fleshed out appropriately. there is adequate engagement with stakeholders and that's really the key rather than who is leading the effort. >> do you think oit should have a bigger or a different role in the modernization effort? >> oit should be involved in an effort they're involved in the acquisition phases so that they understand and get end users for we are even talking about contracts. that requirements are adequately defined. oit understands or has a better understanding of what best practices are so they should be involved in that process to be able to lead those discussions effec

director kinsey director henderson thank you. i just sort of maybe piggybacking off of director hines's comments, i think that the safer taylor ribbon cutting is great and i'm glad to see it and i would love to to see some sort of data or report back on the numbers because the the collisions that you mentioned are so disturbing and i think it would really be nice to just hear if how much the the difference is being made with the the improvements that were that were made to the street or to those different intersections. and so maybe in a few months or six months, eight months whatever and nothing you know, not some big presentation but it just would be nice to revisit it and see if you know something impactful happened after installation of all of the new street improvements. thank you. >> thank you, dr. henderson um, well, i just want to say julie like it's been you know, these last few weeks i've just been very busy and i just so celebrate the fact that we've been able to do so much in such little time. i think one of the thing

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