and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

but we start this hour with john samuelson, the international president of the transport workers union. he is also a subway track worker himself, but he represents a union of roughly 150,000 transit workers. mr. samuelson, we just spoke a few moments ago about the devastating effect covid-19 has had on your workers especially. what are they telling you? >> transit work is not only in new york, but as across the country. transit workers don't want to be exposed, don't want to bring the virus back home to our families. we also recognize we have an obligation, duty, allegiance to our fell les bleu collar workers that are leading the fight against covid-19 in america. without transit workers, there would be no fight against the virus in new york or elsewhere. >> yesterday the claire man of the mta said -- i believe 750,000 masks given to workers, millions of pairs of gloves as well. do you feel like the mta specifically has done enough, gone far enough to take care of its transit workers? >> i think the mta got a very late start. that's a factual statement. they were relying on guidance fr

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

john samuelson, the transit workers union. to run those trains and buses every day, talk about social distancing, you are a bus driver. right? it is hard to social distance. you are a train conductor, pulling into stations across the city. so these they are doing heroic , work. very high rate of illness. that is a problem. it is a problem in the nypd, a problem in the fdny. it is a problem all across the board. it is a serious problem with health care workers, nurses and hospitals. staff. it will be on a case-by-case basis, bernadette. we will look to the localities. we have the same situation in nassau and suffolk, by the way. we will look to the locality. what do they think is a level where they need backup and then we will do everything we can to provide backup. >> is there a point where you would require a state takeover of the nypd? gov. cuomo: no. you could not do a state takeover of the nypd. i would be of assistance to helping the nypd. we have to perform a policing function. right? that is state constitution. provide

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

joining me now, john samuelson, president of the tw local 100. john, welcome to you, sir.alth care workers and food services keeping the front lines active and running. you're keeping the city moving but demanding more protection for workers across this country. talk about your demands and what happens if you don't get them. >> yeah, so absolutely. the transit workers in america and all transport sector workers for that matter are the circulatory system so to speak delivering health care professionals and emergency workers right to the front lines of this fight. and unfortunately transit workers have been woefully unprotected and used as fodder in this battle against coronavirus. systemwide, nationwide, there is over 20 deaths with over a thousand positives to covid-19 and when workers fight back, we can win. and if you saw the front page of the daily news in new york, 250,000 masks are coming to new york city transit workers. we've had success where we fought. so what we're saying, the atu and the tw who by the way represent over 330,000 transport sector workers in almost

i want to thank them very much, john samuelson, the transit workers eun. to run those trains, run those buses every day, talk about social distancing. you're a bus driver, right? it's hard to social distance. you're a train conductor pulling into stations all across the city. so these -- they're doing heroic work. very high rate of illness. that's a problem. it's a problem in the nypd, it's a problem in the fdny, it's a problem all across the board. it's a problem, serious problem, with health care workers, nurses and hospital staff. so it will be on a case-by-case basis, bernadette. we'll look to the localities. we have the same situation in nassau and suffolk, by the way. we'll look to the locality, what do they think is a level where they need backup, and then we'll do everything we can to provide backup. >> reporter: but is there a point where you would require a state takeover at the nypd? >> no. you couldn't do a state takeover at the nypd. i would be of assistance to helping the nypd -- we have to perform a policing function, right? that's state con

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john samuelson, the transit workers union. to run those trains, run those buses every day, talk about social distancing. you're a bus driver, right? it's hard to social distance. you're a train con doctor. these are for a very high rate of illness. that's a problem. it's a problem in the yypd, in the fdny. it's a problem all across the board. it's a problem, serious problem with health care workers, nurses and hospital staff. so it will be on a case-by-case basis, bernadette. we'll look to the localities. we have the same situation in nassau and suffolk, by the way. we'll look to the locality. what do they think is a level where they need backup, and then we'll do everything we can to provide backup. >> but is there a point that you would require a stake takeover of the nypd? >> no. you couldn't do a state takeover of the nypd. i would be of assistance to helping the nypd -- we have to perform a policing function, right? that's state constitution. provide public safety. the nypd, if they have a serious staff shortage, then i w

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

and, again, we'll start with officer samuelson from the a.l.u. >> all right, you have before you a report for d.p. and d.k. investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, offic

john samuelson, the transit workers union.o run those trains and buses every day, talk about social distancing. you are a bus driver, right? it is hard to social distance. you are a train conductor, pulling into stations across the city. so these -- they're doing heroic work. very high rate of illness, that's a problem in the nypd and across the board. a serious problem with healthcare workers, nurses and hospital staff. so it will be on a case-by-case basis, bernadette. we'll look to the loek alt. what do they think is a level where they need backup and we'll do everything we can to provide backup. >> is there a point that you would require a state takeover of the nypd? >> no. you couldn't do a state takeover of the nypd. i would be of assistance to helping the nypd. we have to perform a policing function, right? that's state constitution. provide public safety. the nypd, if they have a serious staff shortage, then i would work with them to figure out how we remedy that. but the nypd is something like 30,000 employees. there