. >> director sesay? >> director sesay: does that include operating? >> the operating maintenance -- neither, the reserve or the operating budget includes tenant improvements. tenant improvements are sitting in the capital budget. >> director sesay: so trying to follow that mind, is it restrictive to uses? >> it is for -- debra can correct me if i'm wrong but for capital and operating for phase one. >> director sesay: so i think that we are missing a piece of the conversation here in terms of the city financing being able for discussion for ti i want to make sure that conversation that we are talking about in terms of allocating to o and m we kind of take that also into account. at some point it was specific the board in approving the city financing was very specific as to what it could be used for. so if there's a way to mitigate or limit what is used on those funds to -- for ti, we want to take that into conversation. i feel like i'm missing the piece. if we are making decisions and recognize meb recommend -- recommending moving the reserve i want to

our isha sesay is following the story live in london.more are you hearing from noor's legal team? >> hi there, george. i've spoken to noor's lead attorney, if you will several times over the weekend. and in our last conversation, he seemed pretty upbeat, i should say about their chances for success with the appeals process. they have until the 26th of may to formally file that appeal, and he believes that on the strength of the legal argument that justice will prevail. but he does also make the point that this is a process, it's going to take several months. once they file the appeal, the deadline being the 26th of may, it will be a panel of three judges that will review everything, the evidence and making sure that the law has been followed, the technicalities as it were is fully in order. and it will take three to four months before they give a decision. so we do have some time before we get a sense of how this appeals process will work. in terms of noor herself, i do want to show our viewers that the lawyer tells me a team visited wit

sanctions but as aunties and isha sesay reports now washington seems to have made so he seems to have the upper hand. it took twelve years of international diplomacy to reach a nuclear deal that trump decided to tear up and now you are pissed left are vowing to protect economic ties with iran from renewed u.s. sanctions that have been acting already i do european union level to make sure that the nuclear the mint is preserved and people make investments from beginning to end side but also from other sites in the world so are protected and we will work so that we can maintain the framework of the twenty fifteen points of the american decision we will ensure that our companies can stay in the wrong business leaders however have struck more of a pessimistic note the c.e.o. of all giant total is ready to pull out of a multi-billion dollar project and less given a waiver it's not possible to run the global company in this world today we've just . as a us system that's all of us all here if you have the world and other european companies accosting major doubt there's a plan a sci fi politic

. >> sesay? >>is present. >> vice chair gee?ent. >> director davis just walked in and joined us. with that mr. chairman you have a quorum. the next item is item 3, board of communications. i'm not aware of any. >> chair nuru: i would just like to say over the weekend i saw a light security at some of the job fairs and they were out trying to hire guards for the transbay so it was really great

our isha sesay joins us from london.young woman, this is such a sad, sad story in so many ways. two weeks to plead her case before her death sentence. what are the chances the judicial system will show her mercy? do we know? >> hi there, natalie and george. having just spoken to one of noura's lawyers, he tells me there is precedent for death penalty sentences being overturned in sudan. so he is hopeful that upon re-examination of the evidence and looking at whether the law was followed, the technical elements of this case that upon reassessment by three judges in the appeal process that they will be successful. in terms of the actual grounds for the appeal, the argument they will use, you won't be surprised to hear the judge said he wouldn't disclose that, bearing in mind there's a prosecution preparing their own case to meet their appeal. he felt fairly confident in the strength of noura's case. he also said that he was pinning his hopes on the family of noura's dead husband because they can still intervene here. they

sesaying to jeff sessions, you're supposed to be here to protect me. you belong to me and jeff sessions saying, i'm not going to lie, i'm not going to endanger myself not at this point. i'm not doing that. and the president does not like that. he wants him out. he just doesn't know how to get him out without incurring the wrath of the senators, republican senators who support jeff sessions. >> does that change your mind though about, i'm curious if it changes the way you think of sessions and his character? >> no, i know who he is. i know how he's defined himself. he's a racist. he has demonstrated that in more ways than one. i understand that. this is a different situation. now, this is about him. and whether or not he is going to end up doing something that may cause him to be indicted. it's two different things. he's still the racist but on this question of whether or not he's got going to go down for the president, i think it's a different question. and he's not prepared to do that. >> to the point that laurence tribe was just making about impeachm

i'm isha sesay. >> i'm john vause. we are live in los angeles.ng news this hour, the return of three former prisoners, americans released by north korea just hours okay. >> the u.s. president donald trump is expected to arrive at joint base andrews in about ten minutes from now. he'll be there to greet them. we'll have that live. the white house believes the men's release is a gesture of good will by the north koreans ahead of the summit by donald trump and kim jong-un

. >> sesay? >>is present. >> vice chair gee?vice chair gee: present. >> director davis just walked in and joined us. with that mr. chairman you have a quorum. the next item is item 3, board of communications. i'm not aware of any. >> chair nuru: i would just like to say over the weekend i saw a light security at some of the job fairs and they were out trying to hire guards for the transbay so it was really great to see them and really trying to reach out to the local communities to get people to come and help with the transbay. i thought that was a good thing. >> that's great. next item, item 4, board of director's new and old business. i'm also not aware of any. item five. >> good morning, directors. at the last board meeting we reported an executive site meeting scheduled with ac transit to assess the construction progress and determine the next steps needed to start bus training. the meeting went very well. we'll provide you with a more detailed update in the construction update later in the agenda. in regards to the status o

i'm isha sesay. >> i'm john vause. we are live in los angeles. thanks for being with us. >> our breaking news this hour, the return of three former prisoners, americans released by north korea just hours okay. >> the u.s. president donald trump is expected to arrive at joint base andrews in about ten minutes from now. he'll be there to greet them. we'll have that live. the white house believes the men's release is a gesture of good will by the north koreans ahead of the summit by donald trump and kim jong-un. we're looking at the vice president now, the helicopter which he is arriveling on ahead of donald trump. >> looking at picture there's for joint base andrews in maryland just outside of washington. the vice president soon to disembark. we expect the president, the first lady and the second lady to also be there to welcome these three americans home. >> everybody from the white house will be there. this is very unusual gesture by the white house. we know it's two income the morning there. but still the president was very adamant he wanted to

joining us with live coverage from across windsor is isha sesay.t are you looking forward to, isha? >> max foster, good morning, my friend. what a remarkable day. what a beautiful day in windsor. let me set the scene for you. the crowds below me are filling up the streets of windsor. and the atmosphere is amazing. what am i looking forward to? the dress and the jewels and the tiara. all that good stuff, max. i cannot wait to see meghan markel to see how she looks on this big day. how resplendent she will look in that dress. we still don't know the creator of that dress. there's so many unanswered questions and so many people in the spotlight. not just meghan, but the royals, the wedding guests, all of them to be discussed. i want to talk about the fashion that we're expecting to be displayed in the hours ahead. and also, some of the misses we may be seeing. heather cox and jessica morgan are co-authors of "the royal we" to talk about the day ahead. ladies, welcome. let me start with what we know about meghan's dress. jessica, to you first. >> we do