Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown Speaks To Newsy

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a racially motivated shooting in Buffalo, NY. The FBI has completed evidence collection and is treating the case as a hate crime. Buffalo's community is responding with solidarity and support. The closure of a key supermarket has exacerbated food access issues, but efforts are underway to address this. The city is also working on affordable housing and addressing segregation. President Biden's visit highlighted the need for federal support and gun control measures.

What has been the community's response to the food distribution efforts?

What are the mayor's thoughts on addressing segregation in Buffalo?

What role does the mayor believe federal resources should play in recovery?

What are the community's needs following the shooting incident?