. >> we spoke with the wyndham county sheriff earlier today, he told us that at this point wilmington is the area that he would kerr in the most dire situation, that they still lack essential services. is that your understanding? and what do you do to get them back up to speed? >> well, to be candid, i would say that we have many

[applause] >> hello, my name is brandy wyndham. i'm 15 years old attending thurgood marshall as a junior. have i been living in bay view all of my life, witnessing and experiencing many thing that's have taken place in my community. what i like about my community is we're able to relate to one another with similar views and do our best to stick together as a community. bay view is facing bad publicity because of the thing that's go on within it. i can personally say bay view needs a huge change. this community lacks support in different areas. teens walk around streets with low self-esteem and no hope so they decide to run to the streets with their friends. they barely have anyone to go to for help, guidance or encouragement. violence is also one of the main problems in bay view since jobs and programs aren't really available. they have nothing to do besides run to the streets and the things that i believe can be change dd and improve with the help from the community and government officials. also, i feel like we don't have no one

. >> we spoke with the wyndham county sheriff earlier today, he said wilmington said they're the mostur understanding? >> to be candid, i would say that we have many communities in that situation. we have the national guard in here. president obama has been extraordinary in getting us the aid as quickly as he has. we're if in there. we've got the national guard in there, the red cross. we're starting to open up roads. we have at least what i call oak trails to every sing community in vermont so we can get vehicles in. we're resilient in vermont. we're tough and self-sufficient and stick together. we have tight communities and we're pulling through. >> was your level of concern, if any, about people planning to travel to vermont over the labor day weekend. it's a beautiful state. i ask that, because, again the sheriff sdz his biggest worry is people coming in to look at the damage or thinking things are okay, and it just would bleed some of the services that they're trying to give to residents. do you worry about tourists coming in. >> no, we desperately want you here. if you want to g

. >> we spoke with the wyndham county sheriff earlier today, he told us that at this point wilmingtonost dire situation, that they still lack essential services. is that your understanding? and what do you do to get them back up to speed? >> well, to be candid, i would say that we have many communities in that situation. we have the national guard here. president obama has been extraordinary in getting us the aid as quickly as he has. and we're in there. we've got the national guard in there, the red cross. we're starting to open up roads. we now have at least what i call oak trails to every single community in vermont so that we can get vehicles in. and we're resilient up here in vermont. we're tough. we're self-sufficient. we stick together. we've got tight communities. and we're pulling through. >> what is your level of concern if any about people planning to travel to vermont over this labor day weekend? it's such a beautiful state, as i know i don't have to convince you of that. and i ask that because again the sheriff said his biggest worry is people coming in to sort of look at