It's the Brian Laira show on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone.

You have National Weather Services reporting 15 inches so far in Central Park, 15 at LaGuardia and JFK in IceSlipp,

toward the east end of Long Island on the south shore along the ocean, 22 and a half inches

in Islip, Long Island. Let's check in with how some of the elected leadership in the city is

handling this and what they think you need to know and we'll let you report on conditions to them as

well. We're happy to have with us, Queensboro President Donovan Richards and Brooklyn Borough

President Antonio Renoso. President Renoso, President Richards, welcome back to WNYC. Thank you for having us on,

and we know who's the better borough. There you go. There you go. And listeners call in. You

don't have to be in Queens or Brooklyn, but if you want to speak to your borough

president about a particular condition, anywhere in Queens or Brooklyn, you certainly can.

Let us know what the conditions are where you are or what you need, wherever you are.

212-433, WNYC, 212, 433, 9692. How are the streets? How is your heat? Are you worried about someone vulnerable on your block?

And not sure they're getting the outreach from the city or anything like that. 212, 433. WNYC, 212,

433-9-6-92,

call or text.

All right,

Borough President Richards,

where are we just start

to just describe conditions

around the borough of Queens right now?

Well, I have two power outages

...