teaneck? -- 8tina? >> whoa, that was fast. [applause] you had another five minutes. as you heard from what she said, i counted 19 -- 18 of you out here. i know there are more supervisors and police. how far that budget has to go is just mind-boggling and how to decide upon it. you know, hopefully you can get some questions. we are going to have some speakers up, but then put some questions in that would have relevance. i think it is really important that we all have a say, and with this transparency, our voices can be heard. one that is really important for me is the flight of families with small children. we have lost several on our board. safety is a huge thing. and health care. i mean, you name it. it is huge. so thank you for your remarks about the budget and the overwhelming decisions you have to make. and we're now going to have 20 minutes -- we are going to hear from two members of the constituency of district two, who will speak on it and their topics. and then we will have district 3 representatives. >> not that i do not want to talk to you all, but i figure

in teaneck, new jersey, today, letter carrier danny daurio's mailbag was heavier than usual. >> rice, canned cipe, canned vegetables. >> reporter: he was collecting donated cans and boxes of food as part of the "stamp out hunger" the nation's largest single-day food drive now in its 20th year. the need has never been so great according to vicki escarra. she runs "feeding america" a network of 200 food paengs that supplied 37 million americans last year. >> there is hunger in every county across the united states. >> reporter: as the ranks of the unemployed and under-employed have remained high, more americans are finding they don't have the money for three meals a day. >> the first thing they will give up is food because it's more disposable. and they can go for days without eating, and they can't go for weeks without paying their represent or having transportation to their jobs. >> reporter: according to the federal government, at some point during the year, nearly 15% of american households will be unable to provide adequate nutritious meals. food pantries are seeing more first-time

: during the summer teen spend a lot more time on the roadways we fight a trend when it comes to teaneck'ss have more time to drive a and learn how pit there is ben data show a bit 15 fatal crashes had a decrease. there is some animation showing that we can decrease accent's and deaths that more states what crack down on minimum driver's license h and a ban on 19 passengers. parents need to carefully gates whether their team is ready to get behind the wheel. >> parents did not realize how much power they have in this situation. >>mark: tend to just starting to warm up outside. we will have a lot more in our top stories and an update in just a few minutes. >>darya: and son -- garcia- torres is a suspect and the plea today one of the defendants in the beating pace of them diazepam is under questioning. >>mark: let's update weather and traffic. >>george: cupertino has been a hot spot all morning long. the reasoning for the continued closure is the damage that was done to the guardrail and repair that needs to be accomplished. they do not expect to open the rapid till noon today. he can get by