that's why the ct bureau supports the strong city's network, which now includes more than 100 cities from every corner of the world. under the city pair program, we've matched cities in the united states with counter parts abroad and encouraged them to share information and good practices on how best to counter-terrorism and its underlying etiology. these exchanges are producing real results. a few years ago, we paired belgium with columbus, ohio. at the time, a city just north of brussels had one of the highest per capita numbers of foreign terrorist fighters who were traveling on to syria and iraq to fight for isis. the belgium delegation included the mayor, as well as the chief of police and other community leaders. in ohio, they met with a number of local figures, including officials from the city school district. hilliard has become one of most diverse cities in the country. columbus has worked hard to integrate these kids and build their resilience to harmful outside influences. when he returned, the mayor implemented new community engagement and resilient strategies. a few mon

we will never forget the people who were struck down, we are a strong city.for joining us this evening. as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman mentioned it was the strength of community which helped manchester through some of its darkest days last year. people from all faiths, all backgrounds and all nationalities came together in an amazing show of solidarity. the manchester bee became a symbol for hope and unity. st ann's square was the focal point for people to pay their respects to the victims and 12 months on floral tributes are once again being laid. beccy barr is there for us now. just a few hundred meters away from albert square, and here in the shadow of the church, this is a place that we saw the focal point a year ago for manchester, who came together, the people of manchester together, the people of manchester to pay their respects. they laid thousands of bouquets and paid tribute to the people killed and injured and it was a real message of solidarity. i2 inju

customers may come for her strong margaritas, but she has her heart on creating strong schools in a strong city. in san francisco, lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> may the fourth be you. it is officially swars day. >> lucas film wants you to break out your best chewbacca impression for chair tir. director ron howard explains. >> just record and upload your very best chewy roar. post, like or share using the #roarforchange. >> a dollar will be donated to unicef for each post, like or share. solo, a "star wars" story is out on may 25th. >> disney the parent company of abc 7. >> i feel like mike could do a good one. if anybody can do it, it's mike. >> i can't do it on demand. >> i'm like jessica. >> i'm so disappointed. >> got to relax the throat to let it gurgal like that. oo >> let's talk about what's going on with your accuweather forecast. we have a look at walnut creek, one of the areas that will push 80 degrees, need to turn the air conditioner on in the car. warmer, becoming mostly sunny. cool tonight, mostly cloudy and seasonal to above average high temperatures. today we'll go from low c

customers may come for the strong marguerita's you she has her heart set on a strong school and strong city. >> lie lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> a florida man arrested in connection to an armed home invasion robbery in santa rosa is now freon bail. investigators say 33-year-old reuben hernandez was one of two men who held a woman at gunpoint inside her home on primrose court. and stole a substantial amount of marijuana. deputies arrested imwithout incident in oakland. he has been charged with robbery kidnapping false. >>> and conspiracy. the second suspect remains at large. >> a man in san francisco whose criminal case inspired a landmark coat ruling on cash bail will be released from custody this evening. a judge agreed to release 64-year-old kenneth humphrey ahead of his child for allegedly stealing $5 and a bottle of kohl own from a neighbor. humphrey spent a year in jail unable to post as the 350,000 bail. judge brendan conroy decision to release humphrey didn't come without a warning. >> i wish you all the luck. i don't want to be negative. but this is a zero tolerance policy here.

the strong cities network -- hundred sieve cities in every corner of the world. -- cities in the united states with counterparts abroad, encouraging them to share information and good practices counterterrorism and its underlying ideology. these changes are producing real results. ohio --d belgium with at the time, the city in belgium had one of the highest per capita numbers of foreign terrorist fighters traveling to syria and iraq. their delegation included the mayor and chief of police. in ohio, they met with a number of local figures, including officials from the hilliard city school district. it has become one of the most diverse districts in the country, in large part due to an influx of somali immigrants. worked hard to build their resistance to harmful outside influences. when he returned to belgium, he initiated -- brazilian strategies. a few months later, the city noticed a precipitous drop in tohters leaving, dropping zero. the mayor now speaks regularly with mayors around the world about its efforts and successes. working at the state department to be radicalize those who se

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we're a strong city. no one denies that meet and confer is a -- is a fundamental part of labor negotiation and bargaining. but i -- my knowledge of it exists only to the implementation of the d.g.o.'s. >> supervisor safai: okay. in terms of ensuring that the police department is representing from diverse communities, what are some of the ideas you have to advance that? >> it's interest. i was -- i was working my way through the d.o.j. recommendations again, and it -- what it sounded like is that the hiring and recruitment section of the police department, the d.o.j. felt they had made some good creative efforts, but those efforts hadn't come to fruition in the way that they would like to see. >> supervisor safai: are you familiar with the ibt view process, how applicants go to the process from a to z? >> i am not. only from the d.o.j. report and reading their thoughts on it. >> supervisor safai: i'm sorry to interrupt you. because otherwise, i would have taken the question in a different question. >> oh,

city, san mateo, both at 53. west, southwest, west, westcott not nearly as strong as the city by far. so some dip in the jetstream. that's the signature of the high. that's the low that's going up into the pacific northwest. so today, mostly sunny. highs will be in the 60s, 70s, to near 80s. we will get a quick today warm- up friday and saturday. 4:32. still good? >> we're still doing pretty well. definitely a better commute now then we had yesterday at this hour. let's go out and take a look at the solano commute. and 80 westbound, vallejo looks pretty good. crossing the carquinez bridge, there is no slow traffic yet on highway 37 heading towards marin county. and right now, across the bridge as we mentioned, it looks good. it also looks good on the venetia bridge heading south into martinez and into concord. you can see traffic is moving along relatively well. there have been no major problems on 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. and here at the toll plaza it's a little bit of a crowd already in some of those lanes. let's go back to the desk. >>> it was a

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familiar to us to be thinking about the future and to be thinking about how we can be a strong and resilient city. so it fuses with the capital planning and more emergent but familiar world of san francisco with resilience planning. and this is a cover of the strategy, published in the spring of 2016, the resilience team at the time identified the six key resilience challenges listed here as the guiding concerns of the document. they include earthquakes, climate change, sea level rise, aging infrastructure, social iniquity and unaffordable. they cover almost everything we think about on a daily basis but our office is thinking about is this the right set of challenges that we want to be thinking about, might we cover some more. the goals of the plan are four. the first is to plan and prepare for tomorrow, the second to mitigate, adapt and retrofit, so taking care of our infrastructure and making sure it can stand to ensure housing for san francisco today and in the wake of disaster and to empower neighborhoods. so resilience as defined as part of this effort and resilience san francisco part of a

that is a strong last bus goes just in our city but another scottish. purities a strong ass at least reste so the bulk of it off at least it ought to shape dallas at least it will have you know not i'm not up to c.p.a.'s i said this is young people get power. down keys that are dead as a power fashion across your. there's a. democratic shill decision. if you know the city. and what's a privatization officially it's not the commission's policia mississippi state however it's true if you don't look at the troika us and if you look at the memorandum of understanding between for example the troika and portugal the commission as part of the troika is asking to further privatized across the book to go so in the troika the commission is still pushing for privatization so if it is really a human right and if you really are serious to the citizens at today's initiative we should start acting on policies instead of celebration. thank you. thank. senior previous although i wish was sitting. down and said you are. simply. putting c d if appropriate even. as you go b

as it can be, pretea red city is as strong as it can be, preteared —— city is as strong as it can be of the time. as the bishop of manchester said today, they will forever be part of the story of this city, around we will always look after them. hope the event goes well today. thank you. nice to talk to you again. andy burnham and by the way if you would like to see the events great music, we have heard from the children already, they will be broadcast live from 7.00. so don't miss that. local choirs performing including the manchester survivors' choir, we heard from cathy hill, choirs from the emergency services and the finale will bring everyone together for a and the finale will bring everyone togetherfor a big and the finale will bring everyone together for a big communal singalong. it will be worth you tuning in at 7.00 on the news channel. with that back to you shaun. president trump is meeting the south korean president, moonjae—un — as part of preparations by the white house for a planned summit in june between washington and north korea. donald trump has said that north kore

concerns around displacement and economic inhe canan that even though we're doing well and our city was strong, we're in a city where nothing was normal before, like the federal grants to police officers no more. a full response for what the national conversation is, as naming a crisis in the opioid epidemic, no response, and a shared financing of public education and transportation across, throughout the commonwealth, that's not coming either. so i want to make sure that we knew, even though we've got to balance our books and we're addressing the issue for for a long time that they want us to address. the circumstances for that could change. >> one thing i wanted to note related to that specifically regarding your demographics, you've long been a city of immigrants and both of your cities are in different ways and you were called out with president trump with regard to the opioid crisis and your response. >> and the american president and the lead actor in that movie, this guy is not interested in telling you how to solve your problem and who's to blame for it and how to be afraid of it. and

before i moved to berlin a lift a dog runs for a long time that's of coal mining have had a strong impact on the cities in this area especially now that most of the mines have already closed the last mine in germany will follow this year the mining of black gold as they say there is not only count but. this is shown by the county exhibition constant cold or i and cold which is taking place in thirteen cities in the whole area. in its five hundred year existence that a castle in the german city of helena has been through a lot but never before has it been the center of an art project. an artist ibrahima hama with the help of volunteers so together two thousand square meters of cloth from old socks. and then drape the material over the castle it remained like that for four months the grimy fabric symbolizes life struggles. what about the things that. millions of people and billions of people have to endure the whole lives but of course we might find also in the states where. we don't have to go through those same problems but it doesn't mean they don't exist. either he mommas installation is part of the

city. and i feel she's very strong minded, and i know she can handle pressure 'cause sometimes i disagree, and we'd be at it. and i think she'd also possibly be great because she is very interested in the city and the issues, and i know she really cares and could be dedicated. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you so much. next speaker. >> good evening, honorable supervisors. my name is nelson lum. i'm a resident of san francisco. i'm here to endorse the candidacy of miss julie soo for the seat of commissioner on the police commission. i grew up in san francisco. i raised all three of my kids in san francisco. i went -- i went to college here in san francisco, i left and joined the army from san francisco, and i served a year in vietnam in 1968. that's dating myself. after college, i went and joined the san francisco police department, and i spent 30 years in the san francisco police department before i retired. that's enough about me. i'm here to speak and to encourage you to select the best candidate to fill the vacant position on the police commission. miss soo is a defendant of gene

fortunately we witnessed a strong explosion and coast city more than ten people were killed and more than thirty were injured in the six. we have women and children among the victims allegations of food has long plagued elections in afghanistan the registration process is designed to guard against that the independent election commission says it hopes as many as fifty million people will register for the parliamentary and district council elections but the election commission admits turnout so far is already low this latest blast will do little to reassure people signing up to vote is worth the risk victoria gate to be al jazeera hamas has vowed revenge against israel after an explosion killed six of its fighters and dollars on saturday with thousands of palestinians turned out to pay their respects to the fighters who are part of the organizations military wing brigades amass as they were killed while dismantling spying equipment planted by israel the israeli military has denied any involvement. and us president trump is expected to ask israel to withdraw from four neighborhoods and

cities with existing strong black communities such as washington, d.c., chicago and new york city all witnessed population increase in the 1930s, contributing to the democratic coalition. although not uncritical of early new deal policies, by 1936 african-americans no longer felt confident that the republican party had their best interest at heart. riding in a black newspaper the -- writing in a black newspaper the pittsburgh courier, one writer declared perhaps one any other couple ever occupied the white house, president and mrs. roosevelt have demonstrate their friend and as an interest in the problems of colored americans. they were setting an example and tolerance, which all white america should follow. there was a reason for many african-americans to share this optimism. by the mid 1930s, a topic of race relations had moved for isolated quarters into the new deals larger public discourse. largely due to the commitment of the first lady. eleanor roosevelt formed close friendships with administrations negro affairs director mary , mcleod bethune and naacp secretary walter white. a

fortunately we witnessed a strong explosion in coast city more than ten people were killed and more than thirty were injured in this explosion we have women and children among the victims . allegations of food have long plagued elections in afghanistan the registration process is designed to guard against that the independent election commission says it hopes as many as fifty million people will register for the parliamentary and district council elections but the election commission admits turnout so far is already low this latest blast will do little to reassure people signing up to vote is worth the risk victoria gate to be al-jazeera. a seventeen year old is in a critical condition after being raped and satellites in india is the second such case in two days in the state of jharkhand police say they've arrested the main suspect in the gang rape and murder of another teenage girl donna boreal and several accomplices are accused of burning a sixteen year old alive after her parents complained to village elders about the sexual assault began and another suspects are said to be angry tha

city. >>> strong reaction coming into the nfl's newly adopted policy requiring players to stand during thational anthem. we will tell you what president trump had to say about the new role change just this morning and the actions players plan to take in response. >>> clouds will start to move in later today. another cool day. maybe some rain for your friday. more on that. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> reuben foster will be back with the team today. santa clara county judge throughout the domestic violence charges against him. foster left the court yesterday and gave a thumbs up when he was asked if he was relieved. last week, his former girlfriend, elissa ennis, recanted allegations of foster abusing her. told the court she made up the allegations and threatened his career after he woke up with her. the judge throughout the domestic violence charge after listening to 911 calls and also reviewing witnes

fortunately we witnessed a strong explosion in coast city more than ten people were killed and more than thirty were injured in this explosion we have women and children among the victims allegations of food had long plagued elections in afghanistan the registration process is designed to guard against that the independent election commission says it hopes his many as fifty million people will register for the parliamentary and district council elections but the election commission admits turnout so far is already low this latest blast will do little to reassure people signing up to vote is worth the risk victoria gates and be al-jazeera funerals have been held for a sob the forty five people killed in an attack in northern nigeria are in bandits raided a village in co doona state on saturday witnesses say the attackers came from neighboring as far and shot at children and torched houses. disputes over territory are continuing to escalate elsewhere still in nigeria president mohammed who will hari's government is under pressure to prevent such attacks ahead of elections next year jamil a

the water was forced upwards in the strong winds in panama city beach. news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: a gunman has been shot dead after killing tthree people — including two police officers — in the belgian city of liege. medics who treated a former russian spy and his daughter for nerve agent poisoning say they didn't expect them to survive. there's a warning of an "ill—health timebomb", after a new study suggests that one in 25 primary school children in england aged between 10 and 11 are severely obese. i'm ben bland — in the business news: shares in dixons carphone have dived after it warned of a sharp fall in profits this year. the mobile phone and electrical goods retailer also said it would close 92 of its more than 700 carphone warehouse stand—alone stores this year. starbucks stores in the us will be closed today so that its 175,000 us employees can receive training on how to avoid racial bias. it follows the arrest last month of two black men in a branch while waiting for a business meeting. pret a manger staff could get a

not as strong as the city rick still a bit of a breeze. those guys are probably cloudy skies. that will be the overall theme at least through your thursday afternoon. current wind, 21 miles an hour. some more reports for you. sfo, that's a guest at 37. still a bit of a breeze in san jose, 12 miles an hour at last check. current numbers showing you san francisco 57 degrees. fearful 71. san jose, 63. meadow view checking in, 61. at last check. and this weather system is moving in yesterday -- moved in yesterday. sharp drop off in temperatures. sticks around for today. we have some drizzle this morning. school -- cool and windy. 30 miles an hour threat the afternoon hours. this gets on out, though, and i will set the stage for our warm up. our temperature curve trending up for saturday. a few neighborhoods inland approaching the mid 90s. saturday. at least the low 90s, 90-92 degrees. and be cool things off as we head towards sunday and into early next week. here's the forecast model. this afternoon showing you partly sunny skies. we will take this into your thursday. i'm -- frida

not the fortunately we witnessed a strong explosion in coast city more than ten people were killed and more than thirty were injured in this explosion we have women and children among the victims . allegations of food have long play elections in afghanistan the registration process is designed to guard against that the independent election commission says it hopes as many as fifty million people will register for the parliamentary and district council elections that the election commission admits. is already. this latest blast will do little to reassure people signing up to vote is worth the risk victoria gate to be al jazeera u.s. president donald trump is expected to ask israel to withdraw from four neighborhoods in occupied east jerusalem israeli media reports trumps requests as part of the so-called u.s. peace plan which is still under development and comes less than two weeks before the u.s. embassy moves to jerusalem from tel aviv the turkish president has unveiled his party's election manifesto ahead of next month's snap votes. unveiled the plans in front of thousands of his sup

i am a strong supporter of cities using their groundwater, but i do not support this project because it is not safe. i want to conduct through some of the satellilight of hand and major is saying, oh, groundwater is okay. look, in this other reservoir and the other areas of the watershed, groundwater goes into the water supply all the time. the difference is the groundwater is filtered before it's sent into the drinking water supply. what the sfpuc is about to do is blend water into the water supply which could at any point in the future become contaminated by an emergency or by something we do not notice is happening to the groundwater without filtering it. they're just going to do minor biological controls. this water either needs to be used in golf courses or parks and irrigation or filtered with reverse osmosis and u.v. light to make sure that it's the same quality of the water that we've got now. blended and this argument that is okay because we are going to blend it is not how san francisco approaches environmental and safety issues and if we start now, we will end up like flin

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the wind today will not be as strong as the city. still a bit of a breeze. those gusts are pretty impressive over the past 24 hours, topping 50 miles an hour in a few spots. san francisco 45 miles an hour. in a few minutes, we will see the live reports of the fire zone near the byron area. as you can see, the current went gusting to nearly 50 miles per hour. topping out closer to the altamont pass for this morning. we still have some mystery conditions for that portion of the bay area. clouds moving into northern california. still a pretty good north to northwest wind in place across a few isolated spots. we will check in on the reports. fearful, gust of 25 miles an hour. oakland airport that westerly 24. santa rosa, only 6 miles an hour. it's not widespread. still some gusts out there with sfo at about 26 miles an hour gust-o. san jose wins, only single digits. the current numbers, not changing too much. upper 40s in napa. lots of 50s for san francisco, mountain view, and san jose reporting 55 degrees. here's the deal. the short term for this morning, some

the wind today will not be as strong as the city. still a bit of a breeze. those gusts are pretty impressive over the past 24 hours, topping 50 miles an hour in a few spots. san francisco 45 miles an hour. in a few minutes, we will see the live reports of the fire zone near the byron area. as you can see, the current went gusting to nearly 50 miles per hour. topping out closer to the altamont pass for this morning. we still have some mystery conditions for that portion of the bay area. clouds moving into northern california. still a pretty good north to northwest wind in place across

thousand and six and is allowed to perform very well as well as also present and city has announced and israel is looking at a strong as the law in never naam and is facing up with as well our own is really levanon border but also in city out so they're also extremely watered about his. rice lucy and you know not in a way wouldn't quite a clear mandate the next rise of iraq. i'm sure for a very rude thank you let's look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in yemen at least six people have been killed in as strikes by the saudi led coalition the missiles targeted the presidential palace in the capital sanaa which is currently under the control witnesses say two powerful explosions hit the building which is in a residential neighborhood clashes have broken out between police and residents in the south african township of sweater near johannesburg residents had staged a protest after squatters tried to erect shacks in the by fields the incident is the latest in a serious a flare ups of the contentious issue of land distribution indian troops are fired tear gas of protesters in kashmir tesco la

there's a big thing they call ellicott city strong.'t know if they have the energy to do it again. >> it's been there since the 1700s, but they've rebuilt over time and they will again. thanks, tom. >> caller: you're welcome. >>> and flooding also a danger in florida thanks to subtropical storm alberto. >> it's gaining strength as it approaches the northern gulf coast. landfall is likely later today and the governors of florida, mississippi and alabama have declared states of emergency. >> red flags are flying in pensacola, even though landfall is expected 70 miles to the east of there. >> beaches like this one in panama city are deserted. you saw the images early morning in that panama city beach. let's go to accuweather's paul williams. >> we're looking for alberto to continue to cause problems along the coast, as well as the carolinas, alabama and georgia. alberto expected to hit land monday and track along the mississippi valley region into the great lakes region. we're looking for flooding rain throughout all of alabama, up throug

others say they're ellicolt city strong. they are going to rebuild. ayman. >> as we've been hearing officials there saying there's been no losses of life. that's welcome news to the residents there. bonnie, as we can see from the images where kristin was standing, it seems the rain has stopped, at least for now, but does that mean it is over? >> it's going to take a while for all that water to recede. what happened, is it unusual. i know it happened two years ago. it has a lot to do with the topography of where the city is situated. it's in a lower elevation, surrounded by a lot of hills. being in a valley, you have all that water coming in so fast. funneling into one spot. that's why when you look at the legend, it says 7 inches plus for that area. alberto is not headed in that direction but it is headed for florida, alabama and much of the south. we have 2 million americans under a tropical storm warning. 35 million under some sort of flood advisory. because alberto, this subtropical system with maximum winds at 65 miles per hour, is on the move. it

i took a strong role last campaign when manchester city didn't win any titles, but you could see how his club has achieved. that is a provisional squad of 28. a man who didn't get in, roma's nainggolan. yes, he has had a great season. he is 30 and reaching his peak. it is controversial. there he is. he has been left out and there are protests from some belgium fans. a very popular player. you know it is a good side when they can leave out somebody like that. it is a personality clash. a player in the list, batshuayi. he is the chelsea player. england play them in the third game and hopefully we are already through. spain have named their final 23. already through. spain have named theirfinal 23. only already through. spain have named their final 23. only four premier league players in there. a lot of chelsea players have missed out. some massive names have missed out. the four premier league players 2a5 are there, de gea and silva and cesar azpilicueta and monreal. in terms of names that are missing, you talk of fabregas, alonso of chelsea and morata. he will be disappointed to miss

christina says, there is a pretty strong wind that was in daly city last night. it is not as bad but it will pick up when the cloud deck peels off. the low clouds are already making a huge move. it will be cooler than yesterday. i was at the sonoma county airport. downtown was only 63, but the airport was 68. antioch from 71 to 70. that is hard to believe. the record in antioch is 100 in 1976. san jose is dale one. that low is making the turn. it is heading in our direction. the other low that has been in nevada has fired up thunderstorms again mainly in the central sierra and mammoth and bear valley and down to bishop. that will get kicked out as the next system moves in. that is why we call them a kicker. gusts 20 to close to 30. 50s for just about everybody, lakeport says -- lake worth says 48. there are a lot of mid 50s, including american canyon. 53 in sebastopol. 36 in truckee with another round of thunderstorms that will taper off today. the low will move off to the east. it is close enough if you are heading up there. this system will play into our weathe

city. lots of storms, strong winds, dorothy whether.e will tell you if there is more to come on this wednesday morning. our top story, new overnight, voters have spoken. four states reporting primary results including a contentious battle for pennsylvania senate seat where the gop hopes to upset the democrats come november. good morning, long night. >> reporter: a huge win for a huge trump supported. will beat state representative jim christiana in the republican primary and will try to flip the seat held by incumbent democrat bob casey. >> in pennsylvania, you cannot vote for bob casey, stopping everything -- the progress we are making in america today. >> reporter: he will trump supporter before the presidential nomination was even settled and veterans trump's early support and reported telephone calls featuring the pres. backing him. the congressman faces an uphill battle when fox news's current projections show the seat will likely remain blue. there is rick succone who lost the special election to connor lamb appears to have lost a

by decent could ignite point and slowly i built up a very strong relationship with artists in russia city it's especially dancers to consider in scotland so i'm too tense and it's not. back in hamburg the set is being created for a new ballet an adaptation of leo tolstoy epic novel and a kareena. it's a coproduction with moscow's bolshoi theatre and the national ballet of canada is as good as you read it you know little about the artistic director of the bush has been invited for the rehearsals. and the relationship with john and of course. each time we ask what next because we are brady and we are all. to be involved just as in this next project of course i'm including in the was ideal drawn and of course for a company but from the first moment when. said the next can be advocating we are ready we are ready to work together we are ready to care for the new creation in better bit in better theater after. the. that's premier in hamburg new meyers new interpretation of the work went down well with both the audiences and the media. spin the spirit isn't stuff and but it is from michael i was

so new york city believes that a strong safe fair and prosperous city depends on securing the digitalpace where so much personal and economic activity happens. we hope the new york city secure initiative will spark a public discourse on how governments can take action to help improve the cybersecurity for the public. all of us at new york city cyber command are deeply honored to defend the city's digital infrastructure and its assets and help new yorkers begin to protect themselves on-line. in closing, make no mistake here, in new york city we are really having a conversation about the role of government in cybersecurity on behalf of its people who walk the streets every day and if there is an event that, you know, impacts those services, that they rely on, those critical services hits home, you know, not necessarily in the big towers in the big skyscrapers in our city but hits home to every single person, who, you know, expects to safely conduct their lives in any way they want on our streets. again, i want to thank you for your time this morning. and i look forward to listening to e

i want people to noel cot city is strong. >> larry who he dan has declared a safety emergency.d just denounced federal funding of more than a million dollars to help restore the downtown from the 2016 flood. >> so now here we are again and it's sad but i said to my husband, is this our new normal? is this what's normal now for us to every couple of years to have to dig this place out? >> and timothy said a few weeks ago his brewery had just finish you had repairs. he says he will rebuild again. >> in the end, you know, our real resource is our people, you know. building is stop and bring and metal that can be replaced. people can't. and that's the real resource here. >> clean up crews have been working throughout the day and that continues. do you see that road where those two gentlemen are walking through. that's the main street. that's the main drag in ellicott city. cars have been toed u towed up t street. the area bottom of the road the roadway is washed out. if you look at the house to the right if we were standing there, mike, 24 hours ago we would be completely submerged