New York City plans largest-ever Election Day police presenceNEW YORK (Reuters) - Both U.S. presidential candidates plan to watch Tuesday night’s election returns in New York, prompting the city to stage the largest Election Day police deployment in its history, officials said on Monday. More than 5,000 police officers will be stationed around the United States’ largest city, and there will be extensive street closures in the neighborhoods where Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump plan to watch returns come in - and where one will likely declare victory before hundreds of cheering supporters. “We know that the eyes of the world will be on New York City,” Mayor Bill de Blasio told a news conference on Monday. “We have an obligation, not only to the people in the city but to this country, to make sure that tomorrow, all through the day and particularly tomorrow night, go smoothly and goes well.” Clinton plans to hold her election night event at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center near the Hudson River, while Trump’s will be at a large Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.     The city’s heightened security efforts come after federal authorities received unspecific threats of attacks by the al Qaeda militant group on New York City, Texas and Virginia around Election Day.  Tuesday will be the first time that both major party candidates have spent Election Day in New York City since 1944, when New York state’s Republican governor, Thomas Dewey, tried to unseat Democrat and New Yorker Franklin Roosevelt, who went on to win an unprecedented fourth term in office. The New York City Police Department plans to station uniformed officers, including some with automatic weapons and explosives-detection equipment, across Manhattan and the city’s 1,205 polling stations. All of the city’s bomb-sniffing police dogs will be deployed, as well as special roving teams of officers, police said. The candidates will also be protected by the U.S. Secret Service, which has provided security for both candidates during the presidential campaign and will work with the city police department on Tuesday. “This is by far the largest election detail that the NYPD has ever had,” said Carlos Gomez, the chief of department. “It’s comparable to the detail size we have here on New Year’s Eve and last year when Pope Francis visited.” Trump has longstanding ties to New York City, where he was born and followed in his father’s footsteps as a real estate developer.  Clinton moved to the suburb of Chappaqua, New York, following President Bill Clinton’s eight years in the White House, and served as a U.S. senator from the state from 2001 through 2008. politicsNews
new york city plans election day police presencenew york reuters both presidential candidates plan watch tuesday night election returns new york prompting city stage largest election day police deployment history officials said monday more police officers stationed around united states largest city extensive street closures neighborhoods democrat hillary clinton republican donald trump plan watch returns come one likely declare victory hundreds cheering supporters we know eyes world new york city mayor bill de basis told news conference monday we obligation people city country make sure tomorrow day particularly tomorrow night go smoothly goes clinton plans hold election night event jacob habits convention center near hudson river trump large hilton hotel midtown manhattan the city heightened security efforts come federal authorities received specific threats attacks al qaeda militant group new york city texas virginia around election day tuesday first time major party candidates spent election day new york city since new york state republican governor thomas dewey tried unset democrat new worker franklin roosevelt went win unprecedented fourth term office the new york city police department plans station uniformed officers including automatic weapons equipment across manhattan city polling stations all city police dogs deployed well special roving teams officers police said the candidates also protected secret service provided security candidates presidential campaign work city police department tuesday this far largest election detail nypd ever said carlos gomez chief department it comparable detail size new year eve last year pope francis trump longstanding ties new york city born followed father footsteps real estate developer clinton moved suburb chappaqua new york following president bill clinton eight years white house served senator state politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: New York City plans largest-ever Election Day police presenceNEW YORK (Reuters) - Both U.S. presidential candidates plan to watch Tuesday night’s election returns in New York, prompting the city to stage the largest Election Day police deployment in its history, officials said on Monday. More than 5,000 police officers will be stationed around the United States’ largest city, and there will be extensive street closures in the neighborhoods where Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump plan to watch returns come in - and where one will likely declare victory before hundreds of cheering supporters. “We know that the eyes of the world will be on New York City,” Mayor Bill de Blasio told a news conference on Monday. “We have an obligation, not only to the people in the city but to this country, to make sure that tomorrow, all through the day and particularly tomorrow night, go smoothly and goes well.” Clinton plans to hold her election night event at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center near the Hudson River, while Trump’s will be at a large Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.     The city’s heightened security efforts come after federal authorities received unspecific threats of attacks by the al Qaeda militant group on New York City, Texas and Virginia around Election Day.  Tuesday will be the first time that both major party candidates have spent Election Day in New York City since 1944, when New York state’s Republican governor, Thomas Dewey, tried to unseat Democrat and New Yorker Franklin Roosevelt, who went on to win an unprecedented fourth term in office. The New York City Police Department plans to station uniformed officers, including some with automatic weapons and explosives-detection equipment, across Manhattan and the city’s 1,205 polling stations. All of the city’s bomb-sniffing police dogs will be deployed, as well as special roving teams of officers, police said. The candidates will also be protected by the U.S. Secret Service, which has provided security for both candidates during the presidential campaign and will work with the city police department on Tuesday. “This is by far the largest election detail that the NYPD has ever had,” said Carlos Gomez, the chief of department. “It’s comparable to the detail size we have here on New Year’s Eve and last year when Pope Francis visited.” Trump has longstanding ties to New York City, where he was born and followed in his father’s footsteps as a real estate developer.  Clinton moved to the suburb of Chappaqua, New York, following President Bill Clinton’s eight years in the White House, and served as a U.S. senator from the state from 2001 through 2008. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: new york city plans election day police presencenew york reuters both presidential candidates plan watch tuesday night election returns new york prompting city stage largest election day police deployment history officials said monday more police officers stationed around united states largest city extensive street closures neighborhoods democrat hillary clinton republican donald trump plan watch returns come one likely declare victory hundreds cheering supporters we know eyes world new york city mayor bill de basis told news conference monday we obligation people city country make sure tomorrow day particularly tomorrow night go smoothly goes clinton plans hold election night event jacob habits convention center near hudson river trump large hilton hotel midtown manhattan the city heightened security efforts come federal authorities received specific threats attacks al qaeda militant group new york city texas virginia around election day tuesday first time major party candidates spent election day new york city since new york state republican governor thomas dewey tried unset democrat new worker franklin roosevelt went win unprecedented fourth term office the new york city police department plans station uniformed officers including automatic weapons equipment across manhattan city polling stations all city police dogs deployed well special roving teams officers police said the candidates also protected secret service provided security candidates presidential campaign work city police department tuesday this far largest election detail nypd ever said carlos gomez chief department it comparable detail size new year eve last year pope francis trump longstanding ties new york city born followed father footsteps real estate developer clinton moved suburb chappaqua new york following president bill clinton eight years white house served senator state politicsnews