Well, the weather around here is gorgeous today.

Makes it hard to believe what we were dealing with on Friday, right?

But for anyone who waited through the waters, spent hours trying to get home or had their

home or car flooded, it was all too real.

So to talk about the cleanup and what went right and wrong, we're joined by the presidents

of the two hardest hit boroughs, Donovan Richards, Queensborough president and Antonio Arnozo,

Brooklyn borough president.

Welcome back to WNYC, both of you, Mr. President and Mr. President.

Good morning, Brian.

Good morning.

Happy to be here.

Let's start with where we are today, are things in your boroughs back to normal this morning,

President Arnozo?

So, weather wise, absolutely, you know, obviously we're now dealing with the aftermath of what

we saw.

So we have businesses and homes that are looking to clean up, seeing if they can register

or just fill out some forms put forth by the city of New York to see if they can get

some assistance.

But, weather wise, obviously, everything is back and running, but the lives of those

that were affected that they, you know, more challenges for them over the next coming

weeks and months.

So, such as what?

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