and hector ga garza. idea that this president had to declare a national emergency and is feeling the onslaught of response, we action and the rhetoric of the radical dimm left because he wants to protect the american people and stop the cartels. he's the only american president who had the guts to say cartel. >> i agree with you 100%. it's great to be on the show. i want to say hi from the great state of texas. the rhetoric out there is so strong. i was in el paso for the trump rally talking to regular el pasoans and they want this wall. their voice is not being heard on the border because they are hiding that information. i'm here as a texas state representative to make sure they get the safety we need in texas, whether washington, d.c. gets their act together or not. we here in texas will take care of texas. lou: one of the people protecting that border, hector garza, the agents who do protect us. the border patrol, the border patrol council telling the american congress and the american people what you

patrol council, hector garza. hector, it's extraordinary to hear the president explained to the american people what a national crisis the border represents, now porous, wide open to every kind of illegal smuggling that one can imagine, with devastating effect on our society. your thoughts on his voice seemingly rising alone in our nation's capital, to raise the alarm? >> well, president trump is right when he says we need to do more on the border. we need to do more on ports of entry and in between ports of entry. we saw the apprehension of fentanyl letter border crossing that could kill millions of americans. a couple weeks ago we saw over 700 pounds of cocaine in the rio grande valley coming in between ports of entry. yesterday we saw math coming through the border in arizona. clearly, the war on drugs is not over. we appreciate president trump wants to do more. >> lou: the war is not over. for crying out loud, we have seen since 1989 clear and present danger, tom clancy's book in 1989. we have seen the amount,

then hector, isn't this kind of a crisis? an emergency situation where we need to be able to patrol who is coming in and out of our border officers. >> there is no doubt in my mind that some of these bad actors are coming across the border. we don't have enough manpower and physical barriers to stop the people coming across. we have people with serious criminal records coming across. this an influence of criminal organizations in south america and countries like venezuela. border patrol agents apprehend a lot of serious criminals but just as many get away and enter the country illegally. we need to make sure we support president trump and physical barriers, infrastructure and manpower. trish: good to get your perspective. president trump's national emergency is facing legal challenges. 16 states are questioning the president's authority in court. if the president determines this is a national emergency and his intelligence officials agree with him, isn't that enough? mercedes colwin, good to see you. the president of the unit

hector medrano/lives near river '.....we're packing up everything inside, just in case it floods, we'lle ready to go...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news a fallen tree in san francisco's sydney g. walton square today .... this is just off the embarcadero and not far from the kron4 studios. (pam) it is one of dozens of trees that have fallen in the city since this storm began. kron4's maureen kelly gives us an upclose look at the problems they downed trees are creating. natstree trimmers had a major job on their hands...cutting back a 65 foot high monterey pine that fell over in the storm. it happened about 430am here inside walton square at jackson and davis streets. it came down on top of a parked pickup....but the damage appeared to be minor and their were no injuries. lots of people came to marvel at nature's power on display.....and took pictures and selfies with the uprooted pine. it's incredible, i'm surprised the root system is show shallow for such a big tree.the city's rec and park department says many of their trees have fallen in this storm......so as a precaution they've c

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about thirty thousand hectares of poppy fields in tasmania now there are just and levon thousand hectors left. and devastating images like these are among the reasons why. every year tens of thousands of people die from an opioid relations drug overdose in the united states many of them developed addictions after being prescribed painkillers by their doctors. this has prompted the government to take action to reduce the number of prescriptions being handed out and those efforts have been having an effect in one thousand nine hundred two doctors in the us issued a total of one hundred twelve million opioid prescriptions two decades later the number peaked at two hundred eighty two million since then attempts to get the figures down have been successful in twenty seventeen there were one hundred ninety one million prescriptions recorded. but one country solution to a serious problem has forced farmers in another part of the world to adjust to this new norm of the moment. the market is the market. tasmania produces half of the roll material used in pain killers worldwide but if demand conti

hÉctor guzmÁn nos informa de las crecientes renuncias y la respuesta de abogado. >> los abusos de Índolego de la denuncia de la doctora alejandra arce. >> cuando yo veo cÓmo estÁn dudando de ella, abogados y hombres, y desdichadamente no pocas mujeres, yo decido apoyarla y digo yo le creo y porque a mÍ me hizo algo parecido hace aÑos. >> otra periodista, quien trabajaba para el diario tico times tambiÉn ha roto el silencio. >> se parÓ delante de mÍ, puso su mano en el pecho y bajÓ la mano entre mis senos. y me dice algo como: usted no lleva sostÉn. >> continÚan estudiando cÓmo enfrentarÁn lo que se ha convertido en una devastadora tormenta legal contra el exmandatario. una deshonrosa circunstancia. hasta hace poco era uno de los hombres mÁs respetados de amÉrica latina y el mundo. jorge: el new york times reporta que arias se ha alejado de su partido. patricia: vamos a pasar con un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. el gobierno de canae tolerancia que ha llevado a miles de separaciones familias de migrantes. tambiÉn de manera unÁnime el consejo de la ciudad de nogales en arizona, aprobÓ un

héctor garcía de veracruz cometió una mano en el área, y tijuana se aprovechó por el hombre menos, esteicarán este martes, y hablamos con el entrenador de los gigantes. >> se reporten saludables, como los receptores que se reporten en buenas condiciones físicas, como entrenadores los dueños de equipo no quieren ver a los jugadores reportándose fuera de forma, como siempre hemos dicho, el año pasado fue el año pasado, si demuestras esa te reportas e condiciones es un mensaje positivo que le mandes a la gente. un equipo de gigantes con gente más joven, un cambio generacional gradualmente. es la nueva filosofía, ellos creen en la juventud y versatilidad. >> no se sabe nada si cero gigante, por el momento hacemos una pausa y ya regresamos. >> (música). robin: ¡vamos, titans! cuando los teen titans van al cine, ellos saben que la mejor forma de viajar... es estar seguros. beast boy: ¡paseo! para mantener seguro a tu hijo, asegúrate de usar el car seat correcto para su edad y tamaño. starfire: ¡exacto! robin: hollywood, ¡aquí vamos! locutor: ¡el atom ha llegado! cyborg: siéntate amigo. para m

mÁxima seguridad estarÍa con 300 prestos pero se va a encontrar a dos de sus antiguos colaboradores hÉctorlamiento y las condciones que se narraban son justificadas y ese es un debate muy importante para tener. aranza: las autoridades han dicho que tratan de quebrantar el espÍritu rebelde de estas personas que han infringido la ley y que ahora estÁn pagando culpas. lo que muchos se preguntan en las redes es cÓmo el gobierno de estados unidos para decomisar los 14 mil millones de dÓlares que tendrÍa el chapo. tenemos este informe que es uno de los mÁs leÍdos en nuestro sitio y nos acompaÑa desde los Ángeles en vivo. isaÍas: es un gusto saludarles han pasado dos dÍas desde que concluyÓ del juicio al chapo guzmÁn y la pregunta es como para el gobierno para confiscar estos 14.000.000.000 que el capo hizo su larga carrera delictiva. hasta el momento hemos escuchado quelas fortunas se han quedado las anÉcdotas de los testigos que hablaron en el juicio, el expiloto de chapo guzmÁn, miguel ángel martÍnez, quien detallÓ que su jefe tenÍa casas en todas las playas de mÉxico y que tenÍa un zoolÓgico

hector medrano/lives near river '.....we're packing up everything inside, just in case it floods, we'll be ready to go...." (grant) take a look at this... heavy flooding in west okaland today. this is video posted to twitter from erica joy. it happened this morning on an a-c transit bus. you can see the heavy flooding seeps into the bus... and passengers lift their feet to avoid getting wet. erica joy says the driver was able to get through the water safely. safely. the water get through was able to says the driver erica joy wet. erica joy says the driver was able to get through the water safely. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: very heavy rain swept through the bay area today before finally seeing some clearing this afternoon. doppler is tracking more rain as another and much colder storm is headed our way. you can see it on the satellite with plenty of cold air. rain will become heavy at times tonight. showers will continue off and on tomorro

been charged by the football association, over allegations she racially abused tottenham's renee hectorrk allen could land a big fine after conceding his second round match mid frame at the world grand prix. the northern irishman was trailing ali carter by three frames to one in cheltenham and after he missed this yellow early on in the fifth frame, frustration got the better of him. it's against snooker rules to forfeit a frame whilst it's still mathematically possible to win. mark allen losing his cool there. england's cricketers set off on a tour of india later this month — and they've announced that world cup winners sarah taylor and katherine brunt will be back in the squad. taylor has taken time out of the game to deal with anxiety, while brunt has been injured. henry moeran reports: there is joy there isjoy for there is joy for youngster freya davis who is of further contract for the first time. disappointed for others who lost their contracts. then he's has announced her retirement so it is a team of affirmative change going into this momentous year. the first challenge coming u

hector from el salvador will tell us their stories like that yes. some simply jump over the wall others specially men seek the help of smugglers to cross the border. trump said that he was the military to build a very high wall movie on. the crisis also affecting people in mexico who live along the chain migrants take to get from central america to do united states like alfredo lopez lives into one i always try to help the people that come into the business or. just ask me for a. food or for a coin there was a little confrontation between us and still live yes and the migrants are were living here they true rocks a lot of people think that you guys are invaders you are criminals if you had an american in front of you who thought that well would you say. today on talk to others iraq would meet the people at the center of the crisis along mexico's northern border. it may seem like a difficult think but if you know the area this border is not that hard to cross at least that's the impression you get when you talk to people smugglers. according to have

usually patrols the national park in his car for safety reasons the park which spans eight thousand hectors is home to a desert head chugs desert monitor's develops an extremely poisonous egyptian cobra famous for its alleged role in cleopatra's suicide. and despite the arid conditions there's also a wide range of vegetation. and it's very has a rich variety of trees the wildlife is suffering from any kind of shortage we can always make up for it. the ranger has been working with the low. call wildlife for so long but you react instinctively to their needs. i love all the animals here. especially the ones i've helped to rear in the last sixteen years. of. the hostages can be aggressive. but i still like. they have died out here by the late nineteenth century. but now they're back. they were. one threat to the huge positive developments the water shortage that occurs in two may in the summer months i thought yeah yeah yeah we in his team have to collect their water supply from the neighboring district. proposed building a deep water well so close to the shuttle juried salt lake so we don't n

about thirty thousand hectares of poppy fields in tasmania now there are just and levon thousand hectors left. and devastating images like these are among the reasons why. every year tens of thousands of people die from an opioid relations drug overdose in the united states many of them developed addictions after being prescribed painkillers by their doctors. this has prompted the government to take action to reduce the number of prescriptions being handed out and those efforts have been having an effect in one thousand nine hundred two doctors in the us issued a total of one hundred twelve million opioid prescriptions two decades later the number peaked at two hundred eighty two million since then attempts to get the figures down have been successful in twenty seventeen there were one hundred ninety one million prescriptions recorded. but one country solution to a serious problem has forced farmers in another part of the world to adjust to this new normal. market the market. tasmania produces half of the roll material used in pain killers worldwide but if demand continues to drop the co

of all of this are of course the migrants themselves like they've been payers from guatemala and hector from a salvador will tell us their stories but then again. some simply jump over the wall. other specially men seek the help of smugglers to cross the border. jump said as he was the military to build a very high wall movie on. the crisis also affecting people in mexico who live alone to train migrants take to get from central america to do united states like alfredo no place who lives into a corner i always try to help the people that come here to move business or. just ask me for a. food or for a calling there was a little confrontation between residents feel like yes and the migrants of the birds live in fear they true rocks a lot of people think that you guys are invaders you are criminals if you had an american in front of you who thought that well would you say. today on talk to others iraq would be the people at the center of the crisis along mexico's northern border. it may seem like a difficult think but if you know the area this border is not that hard to cross at least that

hector medrano/lives near river '.....we're packing up everything inside, just in case it floods, we'll be ready to go...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (ken) (ken) with more rain expected... san jose city crews are monitering the guadalupe river... and aren't ready to go home yet. the national weather service predicts the river will rise to 8.8 feet, putting it in the 'minor flooding category,' before receding. (pam) kron4's ryan o'donnel spoke with jay mcmanus with the city of san jose ... about how the crews are keeping residents safe and what other areas are of concern tonight. oc: 1:45 "we're not through yet" page. dish' facebook our 'dine and also check out you can website.form on our submission fill out the dot com .... or dish at kron 4 to dine and send an email kron 4 news. still ahead at 8 we are telling this weather story with your help. we take a look at the dramatic pictures of this storm's power you have sent us and the damage spread across the bay area. (pam) tonight we are taking you on a romantic ride. next on dine and dish ... our vicki liviakis gives us a taste o

. >> hector. i am bad with names. we should have nicknames. i can't think of one. robert hersh. commissioners thank you. i will not trier to learn everybody's name. this is a long time since i have been to a police commission meeting. i am a former -- retiree of the san francisco city and county assessors office. i was only there for a little over five years so i get a small pension about $250. i am a native from san francisco. i went to woodrow wilson high school. i am a wilson warrior. i was two classes short of a high school diploma. they could have been study halls. in 1968 i was up at a hippie ranch and it was warm and the sun was shining. i didn't want to come and climb the hill every morning. >> this is very interesting. this is not general comment yet. we are asking for comments on this particular proposal. >> what i am interested in specking about is compensation, developing a compensation plan for officers so when there is a manhunt like for the doodler. there is more incentive for officers to be involved in the apprehension. >> i will ask you to wait for the general c

[roll call] with us the assistant chief of police hector sinas in for chief scott. this is item one reports to the commission discussion, 1a, chief report. weekly crime trend of offenses occurring in san francisco, significant incidents the chief will report will be limited to a brief description of significant incidents, commission's discussion will be limited to determining whether to counter any of the incidents the chief describes for future meetings. major events, provide summary of plans occurring since the previous meetings. it will include brief overview occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describe will be limited to determining whether to calendar for future meetings. facilities update, status of move of evoc, traffic company and service division. presentation of the 4th quarter 2018 audit communication devices and report on 2018 homicide clearances. >> commissioner hirsch: thank you, good evening chief. >> good evening. assistant chief here for chief scott who is i

. >> te mandamos un beso hÉctor, afortunadamente nos acompaÑan jorge bernal y jÉssica carrillo. >> uno es un despojo para mÍ, para todas las mujeres, vamos a tener un debate el dÍa de hoy maravilloso. queremos saber quÉ es lo que le gusta a los hombres, o sea a ustedes y lo que no les gusta a ustedes de nosotras las mujeres y van a estar papacitos quÉ bellos, juan soler, jerry bazua, carlos ponce y mÁs, van a estar aquÍ con nosotros y francisco, jorge bernal y sandarti. >> ¿por quÉ no estÁs en la lista de canales?. >> hÉctor y yo con carlos ponce son los Únicos en la lista de galanes. >> juan soler sabemos su situaciÓn. >> carlos de la mota. >> segÚn entiendo no tiene pareja. >> mejor les presentamos a ellos, ese debate promete va a estar muy bueno, asÍ que mujeres mucha atenciÓn. tambiÉn atenciÓn a la noticia del dÍa de hoy con paulina sodi, adelante paulina, buenos dÍas. >> bienvenida jessica, jorge, vamos a arrancar con las noticias de esta maÑana, arrancamos con nuestra primero ediciÓn. >> contra la emergencia, 16 estados demandan al presidente trump por su declaraciÓn de estado d

. >> and from the state of new mexico, hector, one of the plaintiffs in this lawsuit.r joining us. with the president saying own and closed case and i think it's because if you look at the national emergency act, which is this law from 1976 where he's claiming this power, it doesn't define an emergency. it gives the power to declare one. congress could take vote and override it if he vetoes it. >> well, first, thanks for having me. and no, actually he has to follow the rule of law. we don't having cans in this country and this is not about the king's funding. article one in the constitution clearly has the purses with congress and he's not allows to cry over a funding fight and misappropriate money going to missile bases and special national security projects just because he doesn't get his way. >> how do you get around that law, looking at it, saying the secretary of defense may undertake construction projects, if the president deems there to be an emergency? and you say in the court of public opinion, he's contradicting himself like crazy, but if the law doesn't spec

hector medrano/lives near river '.....we're packing up everything inside, just in case it floods, we'll be ready to go...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (grant) (grant) and the storm caused widespread power outages in the north bay... including at a major hospital. (vicki) they were forced to switch to a backup power source in order to continue treating patients. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story the storm took out power here at kaiser permanente medical center in vallejo. power was disrupted overnight in this area impacting residents as well. traffic signals were also down. the hospital powered up its emergency generator during the outagea kaiser spokesperson told me the hospital is reaching out to patients with scheduled appointments, offering the option of keeping the appointment or perhaps using phone or video consultations or if possible rescheduling the appointmentotherwise the back up generator allowed the hospital and the emergency room to function as normal nats/haaziqno lottery?no such luck at the liqour store next door. no back up generator here nat/sot haaziqwhat time

cecilia wang and our hector balderas, thank you both of you for joining us. >> thank you. >> still to come this hour, the 2020 contenders are not wasting time. they are starting already from coast to coast. the democratic party is lending a hand but not an endorsement but also ahead, how an overseas crowd top the president? andrew mccabe sounds the alarm. stay with us. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we're life line screening... and if you're over 50... call this number, to schedule an appointment... for five painless screenings that go beyond regular check-ups. we use ultrasound technology to literally look inside your arteries... for plaque which builds up as you age- and increases your risk for stroke and cardiovascular disease. and by getting them through this package, you're saving over 50%. so call today and consider these numbers: for just $149 you'll receive fi

thanks, hector. meanwhile, the field of democrats running in 2020 may look diverse. elmer and grover. get the kids in front of tv. they will love it. brian: and elmo. ♪ to where the air is sweet ♪ ainsley: elmo and the sesame street gang are back on sesame street live make your magic. brand new show taking cities all across the u.s. they join us on "fox & friends" for a very special performance every year. here with elmo. good to see you nicholas. >> so good to be back. ainsley: this year the theme is make your magic. what is it about. >> that's right. elmo and abby can a dhabi discover magic in every day life. along the way elmo learns the power of yet. with practice and perseverance nothing will stand in the way of your dreams. we are very excited to be back in new york city. what's yet to come exactly. ainsley: welcome back to new york. >> yeah. ainsley: we are here now through the 24th. and things are going wonderful at the theater in madison square garden. >> so much fun. i took my daughter last year. who loves elmo? do you all love elmo? they're all raising the

hector medrano/lives near river '.....we're packing up everything inside, just in case it floods, we'll be ready to go...."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) a live look outside at s-f-o right now. the wet weather having an impact on flights there today. there were 422- flight delays... and 123- cancellations today. the average delay right now is about 90- minutes. s-f-o could not confirm that the delays and cancellations were because of the weather .... but did say they are higher than average. no weather related delays at oakland airport today.. and only a few at san jose mineta airport. (ken) heavy rain in souther california caed an overflowing creek to erode its banks, leading several buidlings and walls to collapse in the town of lake elsinore in riverside county. it left at least one home on the edge of collapse. the people who live at the house were able to get out safely. the torrential downpour comes in the same area scorched by the holy fire. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. (ken) and the rain is affecting other areas there.too... dramatic video of a res

you know, he's one of these people who has hectored the various lists insisting that he be put on thems a billionaire. you know, i think during the campaign, it was $10 billion or $12 billion he was worth, but when he and tim o'brien were in court over this, he had trouble proving that he even possessed $1 billion in wealth. >> interesting. so, andrea, when he hosted "the apprentice," he was able to present himself, right, as a businessman, consummate businessman, who has it all together. do you think that, you know, was that accurate as to what was happening behind the scenes at the trump organization? >> well, from what we know now just from the reporting that we've done, that others have done, there were a lot of problems. there was, i mean, for example, look at the michael cohen guilty plea. well, that involved the trump organization participating in making elicit payments, or there's an investigation of the trump foundation, whether there was appropriate walls between the campaign, the foundation, and the trump organization. so from what we have learned already, there are -- there

and hector garza, national border council. thank you for joining me on this important night.et me ask you, mr. garza, this is an argument about whether or not there is an emergency. we know in 2017, over 70,000 americans died of overdoses primarily daw to opioids. fentanyl and heroin. that is more than the 58,000 people who died in all of the years in vietnam war combined. one year, 70,000 americans dead from drugs that come primarily 80-90% from the southern border. is that not an emergency, sir? >> clearly it's a humanitarian crisis and emergency. what we see right now is between the ports of entry we see dangerous drugs and we yet to consider between the port of entry they are unsecured locations. ports of entry are secured location with technology and manpower. between ports of entry we don't have that technology. we don't have the manpower. yes, it's a crisis. president trump should declare an emergency. >> tammy: you see this every day. the men and women you represent see this every day. mr. holman, your experience, too, invaluable here in that there are arguments from

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. >>> quÉ tal adamari, hector, si se llevarÁ una misa en nor al yerno joan sebastian y con la esperanzaespedÍa a hugo figueroa quien fue privado de su libertad en un comando armado en michoacÁn mÉxico y hoy estÁ siendo velado por juliÁntla guerrero la familia viviÓ el infierno de la zozobra al no saber el joven empresario que ayer apareciÓ muerto en la autopista de morel morelia guadalajara y hermana del cantante y suegra del occiso >>> imagine si mi estÁ desecha estuvimos 4 dÍas esperÁndolo y nunca llegÓ la verdad tenÍamos esperanzas, habÍa mucha oraciÓn, mucha gente lo querÍa que, nos hablaba y nos apoyaba y nosotros tenÍamos fe >>> la hermana de joan sebastian pidiÓ prudencia por la muerte de su yerno tratando de ligar el nombre del cantante con hechos fatÍdicos >>> son cosas que, difÍciles porque son muchos pero muchas familias pasan por eso dejÓ un niÑo de 10 aÑos, y otro de 15 un hombre amoroso irresponsable. >>> previo que las autoridades confirmaron el homicidio se filtrÓ la foto del empresario asesinado el hecho que provocÓ la indignaciÓn del gallito de morelia quien seÑalÓ est

my name is hector, and i was born and raised in san francisco, and i live two blocks away from where they want to build the monster. i'm totally against the monster, and we need more low-income housing in the mission. secondly, when i came out of work about two months ago, there was a protest in front of city hall, and the monster/maximus were protesting there. when i was observing, one of the representatives started talking to me, harassing me, started cussing me out, and taking pictures of me. when i walked into mission high school, he put his hand on my shoulder and said, do you remember me? i said yes, you are the monster. the scare tactics are not going to work with us. no monster. thank you. >> president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is ken trey. i am a retired social studies teacher. i've lived in the mission for 40 years. i've seen friends and colleagues, students, families been driven out of the city, and san francisco teachers are not going to support any development that's going to further the destruction of the mission community. i'd li

joining me tom holman, former acting director of ice and hector garza vice-president of the nationalder patrol council. mr. garza, clearly this is an argument about whether or not there's an emergency. we know in 2017 over 70,000 americans died of overdoses primarily due to opioids, penitentiary until that and heroin. that is more than the 58,000 people who died in all of the years of the vietnam war combin combined. one year, 70,000 americans dead from drugs that come primarily, 80 to 90% from the southern border. is that not an emergency, sir? >>> it's an emergency. but we see right now the three ports of entry a lot of dangerous drugs. you have to consider that between ports of entry those are considered unsecured locations. ports of entry are secure locations with technology and manpower. between ports of entry we don't have the technology and manpower. yes it is a crisis and president trump should declare an emergency. >> tammy: you see this every day, the men and women you represent see this every day. mr. holman, you know, your experience too i think is invaluable here in that

>> i have the most respect for 32bj and hector, the leader of the group and t the groups that have cutt deal with amazon up front. but i think they are waking up to the realization when you cut these deals in the dark with one or two executives without including the rest of the city, the rest of the labor groups that have been sidelined, when an abusive company has online videos teaching the employees how to beat the union, hahad organized against the union, and punishing their managers and workers for even talking about organizing toward the union, there is a problem. think any group that has cut the original deal, they are -- there is consensus that amazon wean abusive company and want to hold them accountable living for. amy: governor cuomo said in a statement -- politiciansup of put their own narrow interests above the community, which poll after poll showed overwhelmingly supported bringing amazon to long island city come the state's economic future, the best interest of the people of this state. they should be held accountable for this lost economic opportunity." can you talk abo