the war in yemen is taking a new turn and believe me the strategic board of pardon me spread across a cell phone call in for protection of the country while the saudi led blockade is threatening yemen with full fledged famine any kind of solution be reached at this point is a military victory possible for any warring sides and what are the ways out of the current stalemate. dr abu bakar. b former foreign minister of yemen welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now dr s. this situation in yemen wasn't complicated and now protests have now broken out in the south of the country where the south a transitional council supposedly backed by the united arab emirates calling for a popular uprising to restore independence of south yemen is yemen had it into complete collapse. i hope no three i think the. situation is very serious indeed today eighteen by the day because no serious action has been taken by either the government of yemen or by the international community and sponsors of the peace in yemen and because of the loss of direction and loss of ability to and that is

i did disagree with the parole boards release of herman and he knows it. this is a pure -- >> why did you pardon him? you wouldn't agree -- >> its independent board, you should know if you read the law. number two, administrations entire point of view, they are antiwoman, anti- lgbtq, they want to put more people in jail, for lower level offenses. which is what my opponent supports and that's the exact opposite direction. i've been closing persons, we don't know to throw away young lives on low-level drug crimes or turn the, ingratiation, rehabilitation and stop spending $50000 a year on a prison cell and get a person into a more productive -- >> thank you very much. >> your massive pardons of cons, generated controversy. it restores the right to vote at the polls. some of those pardons are offenders whose polling places often our schools. should it be re-examined and should people be allowed to vote only by absentee ballot. >> the point is, these are people who are on parole, who have served their time, they've been released. now trying to reintegrate them into society. we spend a lot of money

i did disagree with the parole board's release of herman bell, and he knows it -- >> why did you pardon him? you gave him a conditional pardon -- >> it's an independent board -- >> you could very well -- >> you should know if you read the law. number two, the administration's entire point of view, the trump administration, they are anti-woman, anti-lgbtq, and they want to put more people in jail for lower-level offenses which is what my opponent supports, and that's the exact opposite direction. i've been closing prisons. we don't need to how throw away young lives on low-level drug crimes. alternatives to incarceration, rehabilitation and stop spending $50,000 a year on a prison cell and get a person into a more productive -- >> moderator: governor, thank you very much. rich? >> so, governor, your mass pardons of ex- cons restores their rights to vote at polls. some of those are sex offenders whose polling place is often a school. should people convicted of sex offenses be allowed to vote only by absentee ballot? >> the point is these are people who are on parole, who have served their

i did disagree with the parole board's release of herman bell and he knows it. mr. molinaro: why did you pardon him? you gave him a conditional pardon. you wouldn't agree to meet with the victims' families. gov. cuomo: it's an independent board which you should know if you read the law. number two, the trump administration's point of view, anti-woman, anti-lgbtq and want to put more people in jail for lower level offense which is is what my opponent supports and that's the opposite direction. i have been closing prisons. we don't need to throw away young lives on low-level drug crimes. alternatives to incarceration, rehabilitation, and stop spending $50,000 a year on a will prison cell and get a person into a more productive circumstance. ad marcia thank you very much. rich? >> governor, your mass pardons of ex-cons has generated controversy because it restores their right to vote at the polls. some pardoned are sex offenders whose polling place is a school. this san jose this -- should this program be reexamined and should people convicted of sex offenses be allowed to vote only by absentee ba

pardon and parole board to send me their names. essentially what i would be doing through the executive powers of pardon and parole. --ould have to think through it is not applied retroactively and there's no way to make it apply retroactively unless you pass a statute saying so. i would at least take the course that i'm planning to take, and worry about that down the road. chris: you've been studying this criminal justice reform issue. what have you decided about it? >> there's a fairness in sentencing. i see some counties with a red display long sentences. other counties, a fraction of the amount. looking at the nonviolent drug offenders and getting them better help earlier on -- we and to get more rehab facilities in drug courts and really give them an opportunity other than these long sentences. , wee strikes and you're out really need to think about those. 85% minimum sentences for nonviolent folks, those need to be looked at. costs have, court really got away from us. it is a death spiral for poor people to get into the system. i support our district attorneys and law enforcement. they have such a tough job.

boards release and he knows it. molinaro: you gave him a conditional pardon. cuomo: you would know if you read the law. i describe it with the entire point of view they are anti- woman in anti- lgbt queue they want to put more people in jail for lower-level offenses which is what my opponent supports and that's the exact opposite direction. we do not need to throw away young lives and alternative incarceration is stop spending $50000 on a prison cell to get a person into a more productive. >> your pardons of ex-cons has controversy because it restores the right to vote at the polls. some of those are sex offenders who are often a school should this be re-examined or should sex offenders be allowed to vote only by absentee ballot? cuomo: these are people who are on parole who have served their time and been released. and to try to reintegrate into society so there isn't recidivism. and then to pay their price to society it is a way to reintegrate them sex offenders can only vote in a supervised situation i would be against allowing a sex offender to go anywhere near a situation there are children. molinaro: but that is exactly what you allow

housing when you're supposed to get affordable housing so -- pardon my language -- so you don't get screwed in the end. let's have this to the board of supervisors doesn't have the role what additional benefits the project can actually sustain, so that's what i wanted to say. >> president cohen: thank you for those general comments. i'd like to circulate the amendments at this time. i believe the city attorney has them to be circulated so that we are all on the same page. and as these amendments are being circulated, i'm going to pivot to ann topia to just briefly walk us through the development agreement, and once we have the amendments in front of us, we will talk about the changes. before you do that, i'd like to recognize supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. we did ask the city to bring us the relevant parts of the d.a. that memorialized the parts of the amendment, and we have not been given -- >> president cohen: i think that's what's being circulated now. >> supervisor ronen: okay. >> president cohen: they're doing it

of the public, i'll close public comment. i'll make a motion to send that to the full board with a positive recommendation. >>clerk: yes. items 7, 8, and 9 have been -- >> president cohen: pardon me. i totally forgot about the b.l.a. report. i'm so sorry. let me make a motion to rescind the action that we took on items 7, 8, and 9. we do that without objection. thank you. and my apologies, please. >> good morning, chair cohen and members of the committee. the proposed resolutions approve leases between the airport as landlord and three tenants as miss widener explained with new zoom for auto mated re-taylor vending machines, with express spa, l.l.c. as a wellness concession for a term of seven years, and with all clear l.l.c. as an expedited travel service for a term of five years. between late april and early may, the airport received five proposals for three leases. separate three member panels reviewed the contract for each r.f.p., and you can see the different competitors and the ones that were chosen. as miss widener explained, there was only one proposer for expedited travel services. that is all clear, l.l.c., which is the only company that provides passengers expedited

of some very bad criminals, to the u.s. our board is sacred, must come in legally. turnaround!" meanwhile, launching ads in congress. in congressional districts, pardon me.nate races. >> he strongly opposes president trump's border wall. now the caravan is coming. yet, he is too liberal to care. >> melissa: what do you think, judge? >> judge napolitano: i will tell you what the law is. obviously, the president has the duty to keep people out who are attempting to come over the border at a nongovernmental porthole. you can't just cross the rio grande and expect to be able to stay here. he can use force to stop that from happening. the troops cannot set foot in mexico, and they cannot use weapons. so i don't think they are very happy about this. what happens to the people who legitimately knock on the door at a porthole and say "i want to claim asylum?" once the tip of there she was on american soil, and the portal is on american soil, the assignmenm claim must be taken. even if all members of the caravan show up, and it would take them weeks to get through m through. if they make claims for sound, the government will detain them. within six months, they w

board, there as well. ft 100 down two-thirds of a percent, the cac quarante pardon me dax in germany down almost 1% apiece look, biggest lower shanghai composite, down 3 and three-quarters%, after the chinese central bank took action to prop up the economy, touting the trump economy ahead of the midterm elections national economic counsel director larry kudlow explaining on "sunday morning futures," why he thinks, the economy growth will keep on going. >> i just don't see where this is going to end, here, here one last point. if you can see more of what you earn, if your paychecks are bigger, after tax after inflation, that goes on, if we're building new business vement plants equipment technology campuses you name it why can't that go on for a good many years? we haven't that almost 20 years. >> president trump stpd to stomp in four texas ahead he have elections talking about the economy, now justice brett kavanaugh, the judge sworn in over the weekend after a long partisan battle begins his job immediately, on the supreme court. president trump will swear him in again, in a larger ceremony tonight, we a

of the big board with details. >> another huge week maria for earnings, today we've got general electric that stock is up, right now, because cutting coasts what they are doing actually down pardonney to save 3.9 billion dollars in cash per year, yesterday. this did hit a nine-year low might be taking that, nine-year low out, this morning, also, quickly the first report under their new ceo larry said first 100 days on job is to reposition, this company for growth we will see, take a look at two dow components pfizer shares down 3%, in the premarket right now, about 3.3%, their earnings report kind of narrative that we have been saying all earnings season missed on sales and forward looking guidance disappointing they are also citing product storage pay attention to the call president called on pfizer reverse price hikes expired the end of the year. >> watching pretty good opening back to you with openly paying respects president trump headed to pittsburgh to visit tree of life synagogue after brutal attacks there blake burman there at the white house, with the president's visit details, blake, good morning to you. reporter: good morning to you president trump miles an hour lady