mr. albanese? albanese: parks. >> moderator: ms. quinn? quinn: you can't say there aren't cuts in any agency -- >> moderator: if you could take one out of the budget dance, which one would it be? quinn: i don't want to cut out where things aren't efficient, so you've got to look for those. >> we should end the budget dance first, and if there's an agency that should be left out, our seniors should be left out. >> moderator: mr. salgado. >> no cuts -- [inaudible] >> one area that's just morally wrong to cut is services for homeless and runaway youth. >> moderator: okay. thank you very much, candidates. that's all the time we have for this debate. i'd like to thank the candidates for joining us tonight, and primary day is september 10th. the general election is on november 59, and another reminder, along with these debates the -- [inaudible] nonpartisan new york city voter guide that also produces a video voter guide has introduced a new mobile last form which makes the election and candidate information available at your fingertips. that's

mr. albanese this time, have you been to a baseball game this season? >> i have not this season. >> i have, yes, not major league though. >> yes, once. >> no. >> this season. >> no time for baseball this year, sadly. >> no, sir. >> ok, we will start with john liu. should there be more surveillance cameras in our city? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> ms. quinn, have you ever texted while driving? [laughter] >> no. >> yes, i have. i have stopped doing it though. >> i have a driver, so i am allowed to. >> that is a good answer. >> my wife is sitting in the front road, and if i said no, she would laugh me out of the house. yes, i have sinned. i have stopped now the. >> mr. albanese? [applause] >> it is a tough act to follow. no. >> mr. liu? >> i have, but i have never smoked pot. >> we will start with mr. thompson, do you have a metra card in your parket? >> yes. >> no. >> bs. >> yes. >> i have got mine, too. >> ms. quinn, in your pocket or purse? >> in my pocket book. >> have you ever taken the subway without paying? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> yes,

mr. weiner for a second. albanese: why? >> moderator: we're trying to stay on topic. en i'll go to mr. weiner. albanese: precisely the kind of associatist idea that skills jobs. soon it will be 0% like cuba. they are doing so. if we want to end inequality we have to concentrate. nobody want to go there in new york city. people need to work. so we have to encourage small business owner to continue doing what they do. we have to let the people who are investing the money of the city to continue to create more job and end inequality and economic inequality in the city. >> moderator: thank you. mr. weerner you have a different perspective you work in the federal government. i'm curious what kind of experience perhaps bring to handling a crisis or whether you do anything differently from what the folks have said so far. weiner: i know you are referring to a question from one reader. a lot of people would dispute -- people in rockway were digging out are their homes and reading stories how the marathon was going to continue and some people in the state supported the idea. it

mr. albanese this time, have you been to a baseball game this season? >> i have not this season. >> i have, yes, not major league though. >> yes, once. >> no. >> this season. >> no time for baseball this year, sadly. >> no, sir. >> ok, we will start with john liu. should there be more surveillance cameras in our city? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> ms. quinn, have you ever texted while driving? [laughter] >> no. >> yes, i have. i have stopped doing it though. >> i have a driver, so i am allowed to. >> that is a good answer. >> my wife is sitting in the front road, and if i said no, she would laugh me out of the house. yes, i have sinned. i have stopped now the. >> mr. albanese? [applause] >> it is a tough act to follow. no. >> mr. liu? >> i have, but i have never smoked pot. >> we will start with mr. thompson, do you have a metra card in your parket? >> yes. >> no. >> bs. >> yes. >> i have got mine, too. >> ms. quinn, in your pocket or purse? >> in my pocket book. >> have you ever taken the subway without paying? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> yes,