we must also provide. 9/11 first responders, like all first responders, deserve to . ve their sacrifice recognize this bill would re-authorize the 9/11 victims compensation . nd health care has been extended to 2090. the legislation before us today would extend a separate program to 2090. namely, the program designed to compensate the same victims for lost earnings as a result of the 9/11 attack. the compensation will, of course, cost money. recognizing that it is not mean-spirited in any way, where limited federal dollars and specific sums must be allocated for specific dollar amounts divided up by a program. sadly, this bill comes to the floor without any provision to pay for the program. in fact, no provision at all. this bill, according to the congressional budget office, will cost $10.2 billion and that's the first decade of the seven decades it spends. this bill is in honor of those who served us. the chairman saying this will be the last time is not true because inherently the bill is being passed today. we have not sat down and got this done. the senate will h

low income respondents rate muni higher than middle and upper income respondents. within muni ratings the largest differences are in frequency and reliability of services. districts 4 and 7 with lowest and district 1 has the highest. the survey collects information about usage of different modes of transportation in the city. we can see public transport and that includes bart is second most commonly used. 86% of respondents used it. low income women are most likely to use it frequently. it is high across the board. you can see the in rightgraph a continuation of the trend in the 2017 city survey, a large increase in the use of tnc. lyft and uber and decrease in taxi usage. library usage is climbing. many of the highest ratings in the survey are from this area. respondents of children are twice as likely to be users of the library monthly or more. geographic differences are limited for over all library ratingses. there are some differences across the survey. african-american and black and asian islanders rate it is lowest. the largest increases among racial and ethn

the loyalty of our 9/11 responders knew no bounds. today we are deeply honored to be in the presence of more than six of these exceptional heroes. the answer tear with the emotional strength of true american warriors. what every 9/11 responder please stand up. [applause] thank you. thank you bellas a great looking group of people you are. a great looking group of people. thank you very much. you inspire all of humanity. and you know that. we are also greatly moved to have families of our fallen heroes, our nation knows each of you the profound debt that no words and deeds will ever repay. but we can and we will keep our nation's promise to you in a few moments i will sign the 9/11 victims compensation fund this law makes the financial support for families who lost precious loved ones of september 11. it also provides pensions for those who are suffering from cancer and other illnesses stemming from the toxic debris, they were exposed to in the aftermath of the attack. many of those were firefighters, police officers and other first re

what every 9/11 responder -- would every 9/11 responder please stand up? all you first responders? [applause] pres. trump: thank you. thank you, fellas. great-looking group of people you are. great-looking group of people. thank you very much. you is fire all of humanity, and you know that. humanity.pire all of we are also glad to have with us families of our fallen heroes. our nation owes each of you a profound debt. but we can and we will keep our nation's promise to you. in a few moments, i will sign the 9/11 victims compensation fund. this law makes permanent the financial support for families who lost precious loved ones as a result of september 11 attacks. it also provides pensions for those who are suffering from cancer and other illnesses stemming from the toxic debris they were exposed to in the aftermath of the attacks. many of those affected work firefighters, police officers and first responders. i was down there also, but i am not considering myself a first responder. but i was down there. i spent a lot of time with you. since september 11, we have lost many first resp

on september 11 and its aftermath, our brave first responders were there for us. we must always be there for them. the never forget the heroes act takes long overdue action to provide financial security and support that 9/11 heroes, survivors, and families deserve. today, we are honored to take this action to ensure that all people suffering from illnesses related to 9/11, debris removal and cleanup efforts in the aftermath and their families get the full rewards they have been promised. it's critically important we restore the compensation to those hit by the drastic, unfair cuts and ensure their claims will be fully paid in the future on the reasons we have to have this additional legislation is because there are so many more diagnosis of cancer and the rest that's followed. this bill honors the heroes after which it is named. james zadroga, ray pfeifer, and luis alvarez. those heroes showed courage beyond measure, not only by running toward danger that day, but by giving their last days to fight for all harmed on 9/11. . we are blessed with the presence of memb

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working with first responders, survivors, and their families. to make sure they have a health care and financial security they need and deserve. and our house majority is for the people. for the people who live every day with the weight and pain of 9/11. which is why we will not rest until this bill becomes law. i have grown close with many of them. and i say this with love. i hope none of them ever have to come to congress again. this program needs to be made permanent. and it needs to happen now. i hope the senate will take up our bill immediately. these families cannot afford to wait. never forget has no meaning if it is just a campaign slogan or bumper sticker or #. it only has meaning if it comes with a real commitment. a commitment that ensures our first responders survivors and their families, will never have to go without the support they urgently need. the support they have so valiantly earned. i promise house democrats will not forget, and will not rest until our nation has fully, and faithfully honored that commitment. it is the least

officers were responding. we saw smoke, it was flames, it was a recuse. >> a rescue of an unwilling suspect. the flames grew and officers could hear popping sounds. >> this is the first time i've dealt with someone who refused to help save their own life. we were pulling as hard as we could. >> they believed he was in the middle the mental health crisis. they would tase him. >> that's not how we intended this. that's the only way we thought we wouldn't his life. >> this image taken from the camera shows the moment they dragged him to safety. a moment later the van exploded. >> as it turns out the van was full of propane, spray paint. he was taken to the hospital. distraught but alive. >> i'm glad they were able to save him. he was in that situation. >> police are trained to handle mental health issues but nothing prepared them for this. >> this was marigraphsic than others. >> officers aren't sure if the man set the fire but they hope he gets the help he needs. >> everyone we deal with is different. sometimes

i feel confident with how the first responders responded. i talked to the mayor, county supervisor and police chief. they are working well together. >> they are the ones right out front. your house there in the district, have you prepared for it. do you have that little wrench next to your gas supply to turn it off? >> you should always reassess. there is units you can buy. you can go to costco. you should know how to turn your gas off. if you are not injured, don't call 911. we want to make sure we are able to get to those who need help. and check on your neighbors. we are on a holiday. they might be out of town. check their house. the gas company is out there. >> great advise for the house. leader mccarthy, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> joining us now by phone. an observational seismologist. >> what is an obserthis? >> i place sensors out in the s areas. in ridgecrest, are there sensors there? >> we have seismometers all over that area. >> what did they tell you? we know there have been at least four or five after shocks th

a word police and fire responded to this scene. the spokesman says there are 5 flight schools that are actually based here at the airport may have had that not had any problems like this in recent memory. so far the names of the victims have not been released and it's still unclear on the conditions of the survivor of this crash. as the spokesman just mentioned the national transportation safety board is expected to be here tomorrow and they will be handling this investigation, however, there still an active scene here right now in emergency crews. responding to the crash that happened earlier today we will of course keep you up to date on the very latest. reporting live in hayward and torn kron 4 news. >>thank you dan and we brought you this breaking news update on our kron 4 mobile app you can download it today to get alerts when breaking news happens. >>she said the house is burning down any to leave any to leave when she ran out that's a please call 911. >>other top story tonight anguished neighbors talk about a fast-moving gra

we will respond in a way thatis island. we will respond in a way that is considered but robust.e are absolutely clear that if the situation isn't resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. a second tanker, the mv mesdar, was also detained but only briefly. it is now making its way to a port in saudi arabia but concerns over the safety of shipping are rising. saudi arabia but concerns over the safety of shipping are risingli don't safety of shipping are rising.” don't think the raising of further tensions is in anybody's interests. we call for caution, de—escalation, so we call for caution, de—escalation, so that we can restore some sort of confidence and security in the busy waters in the region say that ships and seafarers can carry on doing their business supporting global trade. earlier this month, royal marines detained a tanker full of iranian oil off gibraltar. it was accused of smuggling oil to syria in breach of eu sanctions. iran called itan act breach of eu sanctions. iran called it an act of piracy and threatened to respond in kind. the tanker is still bein

cummings responded saying it is my moral duty to fight for my constituents. this morning the fight continues, president trump tweeting, 25 years of all talk and no action. so tired of listening to the same old bull. democrats now accusing the president of another racist remark. >> he has a particular venom for blacks and people of color. he doesn't refer to any of his other opponents or critics as infested. >> >> reporter: 2020 democratic presidential candidates claiming the president is making racial tensions worse. >> donald trump once again, a racist who makes evermore outrageous racist remarks. >> it's a terrible attack on him and his district. it's a disgrace and that's why we will defeat this president. >>> acting white house chief of staff of albany defendant the president's remarks. >> i think that president is right to raise it, it has 0 to do with race. >> reporter: president trump saying 2020 democratic residential candidate bernie sanders should also be labeled a racist for comparing baltimore to a third world country and 2015. sanders says the pr

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there, also, but am not considering myself a first responder but i was down there. spent a lot of time down there with you. ♪ sudan say fiven people including four students have been shot dead during a demonstration. sudan's opposition is called for more protests over the killings. they were rallying against the findings of an investigation into last months crackdown by the military junta. we have more from ethiopia. of ther: they came out classrooms to complain about bread shortages and the right -- the rising cost of fuel and transport. but minutes after the student protests started, security forces opened fire. four-legged] -- speaking foreign language] >> my brother died as a ma rtyr. blood for blood we will not accept anything else. byporter: some reportedly sniper shots to the head. the center committee that is allied to the opposition says -- dozens sustained critical injuries. following months of political turbos, more protests started on saturday. protesters in infuriated by the announcement from the committee investigating the killings on june 3. the commi

the victim was simply responding to his vehicle and and attempted to take photographs of the suspects when he was struck by the vehicle. the 2 suspects escaped and now police are trying to find them. >>we are actively investigating the video another least try to trying the suspects may be. >>auto break ins have become common all over san francisco, especially in tourist areas. here at the legion of honor there are signs reminding people not to leave anything visible in their vehicles and many seem to be getting the message. >>you can never leave anything in the car not especially like took out the electronics from the car. >>more than a year ago, san francisco police stepped up enforcement teams to take down auto burglars d car break in's have been dropping. still it continues to happen. so far this year there have been just over 9,000 auto break ins. >>i mean he just said he's afraid of walking around and you you know seeing a robbery. yeah, so it's kind of sad want to be tourists in we always kind of wondering about it. >>late this afternoon, san francisco police releasep this photo

>> -- responded at the request of p.d. for a shooter. updated information included multiple victims. ultimately additional resources were asked. we had a second alarm and declared a mci, a mass casualty incident. a total of four ambulances were dispatched as well. initial crews as they are trained to do put their protective equipment on and formed what we call rescue task force and those pair one police escorts and the police escorts lead them in so we can treat and remove patients. as the chief said we treated and removed two gunshot victims. they were taken to san francisco general which is a trauma center by american medical response ambulances. two additional patients were treated. i don't know the extent of their injuries or how they were injured. somehow it was related to the incident. but they were treated and released. they signed refusal of services. all i know on the victims is they were lowrie extremity gunshot wounds and stable condition as they were transplanted to san francisco. >> not life threatening. >> at this point whe

in the continental united states, responding to a disaster, when fema responds to a disaster, access to the affected and impacted communities and populations, we find a way to get there regardless of road damage and bridges. again, you're dealing with the continental united states. but when dealing with an island like puerto rico, one of the things that i encountered was quite frustrating. in an effort to respond -- i represent south louisiana. we have major ports and a tremendous skill set there. very compassionate people. we're certainly accustomed to dealing with natural disasters and hurricanes and have a density of population of men and women that generationally know how to respond and wanted to go help in puerto rico. one of those assets, shall we say, in south louisiana included barges that could quickly establish beach landing and access roads to the major roads and arteries to distribute fema's pre-positioned, precontracted services to the impacted areas and populations of puerto rico because the traditional access through the established ports and through the roads and brid

this happened yesterday, but first responders were still on the scene earlier today. they were trying to offload the remaining fuel in the taker. strep president trump signed a bill that 9/11 first responders and families have been fighting for. earlier today survivors and families surrounded mr. trump as he signed into law an extension of the september 11 victim compensation fund through 2092. the money benefits first responders who became second from deadly toxins while searching the rubble for victims after the 2001 terror attacks. >> today we come together as one nation to support our september 11 heroes, to care for their families and to renew our eternal vow, never, ever forget. >> it should not have taken so long. it should not have been a fight. >> more than 40,000 people have applied to the fund. strep president trump is in a fight with the house oversight committee investigating the trump administration. the president used twitter to take a methodical democratic congressman elijah cummings in the city he that represents baltimore. no killian has details from

and having him respond. the presentation by the doctor is in the same spirit of the various unit chiefs to come up and give information. i thought we would be able to do that. commissioner cleaveland will conduct an evaluation and then we will have closed session which we will elaborate the findings. . >> comm. veronese: i appreciate that clarification. in regards to the guardians, and these historical rigs. i see the way that we treat these rigs, as a commission, and i'm going to put the commission on this. the way the commission treats these rigs is mutually exclusive of what is going on between the guardians and this department and our ability to get us to sign some contracts, what funds they have in this and that. that is over here, clearly that is not getting done either. i'm sorry if i over critical. then we have these rigs out here that are clearly suffering. they are suffering, we know about it, and they are dying out there. it is a crime. it angers me to see that happening, because this is the histo

and officer crow no killed responding to a crash in dave this january.was an emotional night for both of their fathe in this park was with tara. >> it's emotional and at the tse officers. very rewarding >> both women were in their 20s and brand new to the job when they lost their lives. >> what a nice tribute, taking the time to do it. >> for sure. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a check of your forecast. >> let's get you out the door in martinez with a look at your morning. low 60s, all clear skies and sunshine today. our temperatures typical of summer but we'll talk about a slight warmup in the weekend forecast coming up. >>> changes right now at the bay bridge. top of your screen, those right lanes look like they opened up the last of your cash lanes, things easing up. bottom of the screen, one to go. we'll show you how else we're showing changes near one commute. >>> plus a new ruling in the fight to stop a navigation center from coming to the san francisco waterfront. what a judge is saying. that's still ahead. you're watching "today in the bay

border patrol chief of operations ryan hastings responded. >> we don't treat people that way.e provide fresh water, provide food, sanitary items. >> reporter: the national border patrol council adamantly refuting aoc's claims. >> this is grandstanding. those are under constant surveillance was we call them to release that footage to the public to make sure we can disprove what aoc is saying. >> the private facebook group containing racist and sexist posts from cvp employees in response, the cvp chief stating these posts are completely inappropriate and contrary to the honor and integrity i see and expect from our agents day in and day out. any employees who violated standards of conduct will be held accountable to the target of those posts, migrants and members of congress. >> much more coming up and more throughout the day. thank you. matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union says aoc's rhetoric falls in line with 2020 democrats and ultimately they are sitting the party up for failure at the polls. >> aoc goes to the border and screams and has a tirade to law

every imaginable sets earn the right to be called a patriot i'm speaking of course about 911 1st responder louis alvarez who was laid to rest this week on wednesday june the 3rd after a long and heroic battle against the cancer he acquired from spending day after day week after week helping rescue survivors at ground 0 in new york city in the aftermath of $911.00 but it wasn't just his selfless work on ground 0 but it's also his tireless efforts to hold the u.s. government accountable to the 1st responders who are suffering and dying from 911 ground 0 related illnesses here is alvarez pleading with congress to reauthorize the 911 victims' fund just 3 weeks before his death to take a listen. you all say that you would never forget well i'm here to make sure that you. elaine me come down here the day before only 69 rounds of chemo. and to make sure you never forget to take cancer 911 we spun. thank you she had to. thank all rose was only 53 years old maybe about speech when he passed away so let's celebrate the true patriots of our target and start watching all. the. real this is what. the p

we will respond if someone else does. but not first. >> respond. >> part i agree with.oliferation. when you have folks -- proliferation. reducing that. at the same time when you have korea. when you have others, i don't want to turn around and say detroit has to be gone before we would ever use that. with so many crazy folks are getting closer to having a nuclear weapon. i don't want them to think i can strike this country and i and we as united states of america wouldn't do a thing. part of the strength really is the ability to deter. >> thank you. moving on. please, senator. moving on. as you notice to serve you have to be 35 years old. so mayor buttigieg, you just qualified. you're 37. the youngest in the field. standing next to you is the oelsd candidate. at age 77. should voters take into consideration age which choosing a presidential candidate? >> i don't care how old you are. i care about your vision. i think it matters we have a new generation of leaders stepping up around the world. leaders like the -- it's good the prime minister of new zealand has gotten att

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two members of the democratic squad are responding after the president's renewed attacks. ilhan omar tweeting i'm where i belong, at the people's house, and you're just going to have to deal. this from alexandria ocasio cortez. we have the power to triumph but decency cannot be taken for granted. >>> the field set for the democratic debates. the only change, montana governor, steve bullock. cnn conducts a candidate lineup. there are are more polling. july 30 and 31, you can find out which candidates will face off each night in that special live event. "the draw" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> protests raging through the night in puerto rico as demonstrators call for the immediate resignation of govern governor ricardo enraged the crowd. their anger reaching all the way to new york. "hamilton" creator lin manuel said we're here with your back. >> reporter: jessica, dave, i have seen anger. i have seen frustration, i have seen tension here. we actually made our way to the barricade in front of the governor's mansion. we saw a standoff between protestors and police th

all of the major junctions across israel from the north to the south and police units have had to respond to tremendously violent incidents that have included officers that have been injured more than 111 offices that have been injured and we've made over 136 arrests in the last 48 hours from violent protesters. how well integrated israel's 140000 strong ethiopian community as. well the israeli national police work closely together with the ethiopian community the leaders of the community within. the israeli national police we have tens of offices from the ethiopian community that are working with us but i'm 40 the tensions have reached a new high we had allowed the protests to take place over the last 24 to 48 hours where roads were blocked unfortunately when they got out of control by the protesters who attacked civilians police officers throwing petrol bombs as well as burning vehicles that is something that is on the secular bull illegal and all units yesterday a strategic decision which is made by the police commissioner we will respond to any roadblocks or any violence that will tak

if i can help more first responders then it makes it worthwhile for me. but it is the true. >> reporter: luis alvarez stepped up, just like he did after 9/11. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> luis alvarez will be laid to rest on wednesday after a week tomorrow in long island. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," please remember to follow our show online and on twitter. >> thank you for remembering luis alvarez, have a great afternoon. it is monday, july the 1st, breaking news, protesters and bullies facing off in hong kong. demonstrators smashed into the legislature. we are in hong kong live and iran has crossed a critical line setting the nuclear deal. we are going to break down what it means and why it has the world on edge. here in the united states, donald trump jr.'s racist retweet is bringing candidate together how they are rallying around kamala harris. the latest on 2020 money. pete buttigieg rigs in a jaw dropping

and go to make sure you never forget to take cancer 911 responds. thank you she had to. thank all rosa will be 53 years old maybe about speech when he passed away so today let's celebrate the true patriots of our target and start watching all. the. real that it's going. to play out of. what they like you know that i got. was that we. would. be. welcome on the watching the hawks i am i robot and i'm to have. a little over as a very well known to anyone who lives in new york during that time and was there. he's always been a part of that sort of struggle to get the fire to fire men and 1st responders and police that were down there during those during those 1st few days when it was the worst making sure they were never forgotten and i think it's you know he says that in and he said it in his congress you know he keeps saying you always said never forget they slapped on t. shirts they they sold us. and to me it should me even be an issue now the house judiciary committee unanimously voted to pass the never forget heroes act which will extend the fund through $29.00 d. and m

money to care for victims and survivors after emotional pleas by comedian jon stewart and first responders >> we can never repay all that the 9/11 community has done for our country, but we can stop penalizing them. >> tonight the measure on its way to president trump's desk. >>> bracing for impact, robert mueller just hours away from his highly anticipated testimony, answering questions for the first time about the russia probe. what will congress ask, and what will he say? >>> the shocking twist in the murders of an american woman and her boyfriend. police revealing two missing teens feared to be victims, too, are now suspects on the run. >>> inside jeffrey epstein's private island, the secluded compound where at least one accuser said she witnessed sexual abuse, and the warning signs one worker says he saw there. >>> a terrifying plane scare the passenger jet liner blowing out its tires after a hard landing. the nose gear collapsing thankfully no one was hurt >>> and also tonight, the new tornado strike and millions under a severe storm threat. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" w

responding quote wah, wah, wah. i mean it's like we're at the world cup what do you want us to do? she went on to say, we work hard, we like to play hd and we like to have fun and enjoy ourselves, these are the biggest moments to do that. >> i agree with her. that is just -- opverly sensitive. >> everyone is -- >> we're justff oended all the time by erything. every little tiny thing.> >> coming up he fought until his final days for the extension of health benefits for september 11th responders. head at 5:00, the final farewell for a man who fellow police officers call a hero. >>> closer to a cure, the nd groubreakingstudy that >>> one lone shower approaching oakton in the city of fairfax. noightning in this shower, but moderate rainfall, here's a look at the bigger picture. most of the rainfall is north of 66 and 50 and isolated in nature. for tomorrow the fourth ojuly, widespread rain and storms are in the forecast. some of those storms likely strong and severe. much more on the timndg impact coming up in about five minutes. >> thank you,am lia. >>> spanking children is now agains

oh, i was a first responder. of course. i'm supporting this. it went through, look at me, this is great. i really appreciate what these guys are doing. i'm part of it. >> yeah. it's -- it's ridiculous mixed with offensive. i always love you coming by. >> thanks. >> can i tell you something funny? >> sure. >> we can keep it real here. >> yeah. >> the times that i feel least like i'm on tv is when you're here. >> thank you. that's very nice. >> you know? because i feel like we're just talking. >> right. >> i hope other people feel that way. but we could grab a bagel and coffee and just talk about this crazy world. >> it's a crazy world. >> barbara rezze, i hope you come back. fantastic. we're going take a little break, and then california governor gavin newsom has a new law that could make trump release his taxes or get kicked off a ballot. we'll hear from him next. distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving [ping] with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the all-new subaru forester. the saf

there is no right way to respond. four young members of congress are writing that playbook.y held a joint four-way press conference to respond to the president's attacks over the weekend and today's follow-up performance on the white house south lawn which was an extended by the president in which he accused these members of hai s the united states and loving al qaeda. that would be al qaeda spelled alcaida because who does not need a phonetic reminder of how to say that organization? despite the president calling on the four members to return to their broken crime infested countries, all four of the members targeted by the president's racist attacks are of course americans. they are all u.s. citizens. only one of the four was not born in this country. ilhan omar fled from war-torn somalia and became a citizen as a teenager and now a duly elected member of congress from minnesota. she responded to the president on twitter calling him the most corrupt and inept president we have ever seen and accused him of sfoek white nationalism because he is angxietgry to peo like us a. th

these issues regard -- respond, recover from disasters. i have dedicated my professional and personal career working with communities on these issues. i had the privilege of serving as director of fema from 1993 to 2001. president clinton recognized in the aftermath of a disaster, it was important that our citizens could count on the government to be there when they needed it the most. i came to fema at the time this philosophy was not often followed. i was tasked to rebuild an agency that several members of congress called for abolishing. with strong support from congress and the administration, we reformed and rebuilt fema. we were tested with the devastating midwest floods of 1993. it impacted 9 states. we stream lined our operations, we responded well, but we wanted to engage individuals in a program that would prevent the economic and social dislocation from the flooding from ever happening again. voluntary program to buy out their homes in the flood plain. in missouri alone, we bought out over 4,000 homes in one whole town. this town

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jon stewart blasting the one senator holding up additional money for health care for 9/11 first responders. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. president trump's attempt to distance himself from the go back controversy is ringing hollow tonight the fall out from his racist attack on four congresswomen who the trump rally began yelling "send her back" after the president took another swipe at somali-born congresswoman ilhan omar the president saying he tried to stop the chant, except the video shows he didn't. hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: the chant easy to hear but for some hard to listen to "send her back." >> reporter: democrats and a few republicans appalled at the words incentive erupting from the crowd at the president's north carolina rally, referencing congresswoman ilhan omar who escaped somalia as a child. >> i'm worried for our country. >> it's violent rhetoric. >> the chant was offensive. it's just wrong. >> reporter: omar herself quoting maya angelou, like air i'll rise, defending her right to make at times controversial commen

con-ed at the moment is not responding to phone calls. but they did tweet earlier that they are working diligently to restore power. hopefully this comes back online sooner than the black out 40 years ago. jon: that went on for i think almost half a day. jacqui heinrich, thank you. we'll let you get back to work on the phones. we have a former nypd sister who worked blackouts in this city before. what is the police department doing right now? >> there was a big difference between years ago and now. years ago it was chaotic, the lights were out. you only had a few police officers doing the traffic. even now they don't have enough police officers for the traffic. since everybody has cell phones and everybody is in tuned. is there a threat to anybody? i don't think so. it's a fire on 59th street, one of the transformers. i think people are starting to understand what the situation is. but you have to take care of the elderly people, the guys on the trains, the people on the elevators. everything that could happen to the buildings in the proj

can you respond to the question mr. hunt has put to you? then you can respond. mr. johnson: i think it is important not to envisage any circumstances in which we would onl to come out of the e.u. october 31. i don't want to about the prospect that they might encourage my resignation by refusing to agree to a deal. think it is extraordinary that we should now be seriously telling the british electorate that we can propose to kick the can down the road beyond october 31. i would like to know how much further, how many more days, exactly, my opponent would be willing to delay. >> mr. hunt, respond to that. mr. hunt: my birthday is on november 1, so nothing could be a better birthday present than knowing we have left on october 31 i asked boris a straight question -- october 31. i asked boris a straight question. is he want us to the country -- it is do or die -- for the country. that is not leadership. >> could you respond to mr. johnson question about when? if it is not the 31st, how much longer is it? days, weeks, by christmas? mr. hunt: if you have a prime minister

wed every 9/11 responder please stand up? please. all you first responders. wow. thank you., fellows. great-looking group of people you are. it's great looking group of people. thank you very much. you inspire all of humanity, and you know that. we are also greatly moved to have with us families of our fallen heroes, our nation owes each of you a profound debt. no words or deeds will ever repay. we can then we will keep our nation's promise to you. in a few moments, i will sign the 9/11 victims compensation fund. this law makes permanent the financial support for families who lost precious loved ones as a result of these september 11th attacks. it also provides pensions for those who are suffering from cancers and other illnesses stemming from the toxic debris they were exposed to in the aftermath of the attack. many of those affected were firefighters, police officers, and other first responders. and i was down there also. but i'm not considering myself a first responder, but i was down there. i spent a lot of time down there with you. since september 11, we have lost more