mr. miguel. next speaker, please. >> thank you commissioners, i am jeff gordon, the board chair for the richmond district ymca. i want to make a quick clarification with regard to the statements made by mr. miguel. the ymca did approach the various owners of this property. in fact we had also come at one point i think sent them a letter of intent regarding what use we would make of the space and in fact i think the response we got was we didn't get a response. the interest was not that there was no interest on our part, the interest was actually coming back the other way. obviously the ymca is concerned about this project. we want to make sure that it's a good project for the neighborhood and doubted impact benefits the neighborhood. i think right now, we are not certain. i think it is obviously a project that we will follow with interest and we want to make sure that there is good community use. we are happy to work with the owners we had indicated that with regard to how the y might be involved

. >> miguel, thank you so much. and thank mr. hutton for us as well. from your vantage, you're not seeing a lot of smoke. as we look at the pictures from an affiliate in the city, that looks like smoke coming off the top of the building. the weather has been nasty and the visibility has been poor. that looks like plumes of smoke coming off of this 5'1" story building in midtown manhattan. and that explains the incredible -- the word miguel used was pandemonium. the presence. right? the fire and police as we've been reporting. one fatality and trying to wrap our heads around why a helicopter would have been flying. how many people would have been in the helicopter and if anyone was injured even in the building. bryn has been working on getting us new information. you have more on the death? >> yes. we have confirmed that a fatality is the pilot. however, we have to be clear. we're not sure if the pilot being killed in this crash is separate from the fatality we just reported. we're trying to clarify. we know that the pilot was killed in this crash. and

miguel basaenez and eamon javers is here with me as well. mr. you think mexico can and should offer? >> well, as you know, we have, with president trump, been kind of a roller coaster. so sometimes it's gone up, sometimes it's coming down so, i'm not that sure that whatever mexico is offering would change trump's mood, as he seems to not that lean to problems linking trade to migration, as if mexico were to start linking the guns trade or money laundering to problem. so, why don't things separate? that's kind of what he's talking right now. >> eamon there's been pushback how serious is that for the gop and could it override a veto >> i think it is serious ted cruz from text saying it's a big problem, emphasizing meetings that there's no votes right now for republicans. the question is whether it will stand up to the president and ultimately override that veto. republicans haven't shown a lot of willingness he has a 90% approval rating and all republican senators know that the trump strategy of tariffs is pretty untested and unproven at this poin

miguel. thank you. >>> let us turn to mr. roker for our first check of the weather.ey, there, al. >> gracias, craig. buenos dias. we have a lot of moisture coming in here. we're looking at the tropical moisture funneling around high pressure. the worst humidity is from the gulf end of the plains. muggy in the southeast, oppressive in the south. very dry out west. between very high temperatures and high hut a humidity, we're talking about it feeling like 99 in little rock. ow0 in mobile. 99 d in alabama. new york city today, 88 degrees. we'lllirt with 90. washington, 92. 92 in charlotte as well. and then into next week,ur temperat really warm up from the mid-atlantic all the way to the northeast. chicago, we're looking at a temperature today, 90 degrees. their average first day, june 8th. so they're a little behind. detroit, 91 today. their average, june 12, they're behind. in new york city, we should get to 90. the average first day is may 27th. we're a little hind, but the hottest is yet to come into the middle of july. we'll get to youec local forast coming up in t

miguel, thank you. >>> let us turn now to mr. roker for our first check of the weather. there, al. >> gracias, craig. buenos dias. >> oh, al. >> anyway, we've got a lot of moisture coming in here, we're looking at this tropical moisture it's funneling around high pressure the worst humidity is in the gulf and plains, comfortable in the northeast. very dry out west. here's what we're looking at today, between very high temperatures and high heat humidities we are talking about feeling like 99 in little rock, 100 in mobile, 99 down in alabama. new york city today, 88 degrees, we're going to flirt with 90, washington 92. 92 in charlotte as well. and then into next week temperatures really warm up from the mid-atlantic all the way into the northeast the first 90s of the year today? we'll see. first of all, chicago, we're looking at a temperature, today, 90 degrees, their average first date june 8. they're behind detroit, 91 today. their average first date is june 12 they are behind as well. here in new york city we should get to 90. the average first date of 90 is may 27th s