i believe invisible deterrence. that s a uniform the biggest the most effective visible deterrence is a uniformed armed officer conspicuously present in place throughout the subway areas, you know the cameras, the signage that says you are on camera. there are a lot of things to deter this type of activity and be proactive in your enforcement of the laws, you know, throughout the subway system. they have the metro transit authority. but i heard today that a lot of people were afraid to even they sit, wait for the subway with their backs against the wall. they don t want to get fished in front of the tracks like what happened before. people are riding again, but they are fearful. and that shouldn t be happening in the new york subway system. i think they are going to have to take a hard look and decide whether they want to upfund the police department again and get back to where they were a year and a half ago. thank you both, gentlemen. appreciate it. did russia use chemica
that. that was on purpose. they can t necessarily give as much information as they have because they want to make sure they apprehend the suspect. as you mentioned, one of the issues they re facing is despite the fact that most subway stations have surveillance footage, video, cameras inside the subway areas, this one was broken. that s bad luck, right? but there is video cameras all throughout the city, which you know. it s been a point of controversy for a lot of individuals but one of the reasons they have those in place is for situations like this. this is not a city that is unfamiliar with attacks. whether it be a terrorist attack, lone wolf attack or someone having a bad day. that happens in cities like this, in urban areas like this. so right now, they re trying to comb all of the footage they have. it may not be the video camera inside the subway system, but it s others and they re really counting on witnesses. they re counting on witness descriptions, they re counting on peopl