morgan, vice president frazer, good morning. public. i'm gene nic sonet chief of the fire department and this is my report since our prior meeting on february 14th, twenty 24. i will start with meetings we had with other departments. we met with the sfmta to discuss issues surrounding all the changes going on in the city and again requested the map. their projects that will impact our response. and -- hopefully i don't know if we got it yet but we have a good working relationship, so, work closely on several projects. as we know our response times gone up overnight past 5 years due to the changes in the streets. and the changes are important so is our response. met with human right's decision director davis regarding the historically black colleges and universities interns there will be 6 different schools that will send individuals and students out this way. we hope to place at least upon one in an internship with the san francisco fire department. spoke with the dem department of emergency management about the off load time. has been

no big fire, frazer .> we're doomed. >> we're doomed. >> i'll tell you your reaction, mark at gbnews.com. or gets your email shortly. but first, my top pundits, former labour special adviser paul richards, ex bbc chief political correspondent john sergeant and journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee . linda, your reaction to jubilee. linda, your reaction to the news that the mod are looking to recruit from overseas in order to fulfil military diversity targets? >> i think it's completely ridiculous because actually one of the things you do have to think about when you are leading an army or part of an army is a certain loyalty , if you like, to certain loyalty, if you like, to the country . we've all seen what the country. we've all seen what happensin the country. we've all seen what happens in ukraine when and how they've been able to stand up to russia. and that's because they're completely behind their leader . they're completely behind their leader. that's point one. point two is it's okay

no big fire, frazer .r. >> we're doomed. >> we're doomed. >> i'll tell you your reaction, mark at gbnews.com. or gets your email shortly. but first, my top pundits, former labour special adviser paul richards, ex bbc chief political correspondent john sergeant and journalist and communications adviser linda jubilee . linda, your reaction to jubilee. linda, your reaction to the news that the mod are looking to recruit from overseas in order to fulfil military diversity targets? >> i think it's completely ridiculous because actually one of the things you do have to think about when you are leading an army or part of an army is a certain loyalty , if you like, to certain loyalty, if you like, to the country . we've all seen what the country. we've all seen what happensin the country. we've all seen what happens in ukraine when and how they've been able to stand up to russia. and that's because they're completely behind their leader . they're completely behind their leader. that's point one. point two is it's

the culture secretary, lucy frazer , has warned that trigger frazer, has warned that trigger warnings the likes we warnings, of which the likes we have seen on p.g. wodehouse, roald dahl and even shakespeare are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea . are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea. but this comes as the british actor ray fiennes earlier this month warned that audiences ought to be shocked and disturbed when they watch a play, and that any such warnings ought to such trigger warnings ought to be . well, my panel is be scrapped. well, my panel is still the great jerry still with me. the great jerry hayes indefatigable hayes and the indefatigable michael jerry, you michael crick jerry, you probably need a trigger warning of absolutely right. of your own. absolutely right. >> every time i get up in court or to you, jacob and or speak to you, jacob and i say, you're a nice fellow. people say no. obviously. people just say no. obviously. yeah, what's the point of yeah, but what's the point of these trigger if you're going to macbeth? >> you kn

the culture secretary, lucy frazer , has warned that trigger frazer, has warned that trigger warnings the likes we warnings, of which the likes we have seen on p.g. warnings, of which the likes we have seen on pg. wodehouse, roald dahl and even shakespeare are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea . are a terrible idea. or even, as the sun put it, a bad idea. but this comes as the british actor ray fiennes earlier this month warned that audiences ought to be shocked and disturbed when they watch a play, and that any such warnings ought to such trigger warnings ought to be . well, my panel is be scrapped. well, my panel is still the great jerry still with me. the great jerry hayes indefatigable hayes and the indefatigable michael jerry, you michael crick jerry, you probably need a trigger warning of absolutely right. of your own. absolutely right. >> every time i get up in court or to you, jacob and or speak to you, jacob and i say, you're a nice fellow. people say no. obviously. people just say no. obviously. yeah, what's the point of yeah, but what's the point of th

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this morning, frazer. start with this frazer. story on the front page of the guardian, shall we? this caught my eye this morning. overseas student numbers drop. perhaps not uh, not student numbers drop. perhaps notuh, not a big surprise, given >> uh, not a big surprise, given that the government has been tightening on student visas. >> now, you know, we all love to see international students come here. it's great that young people and experience the people come and experience the uk. and it's great for young british people go abroad. british people to go abroad. i think, travel broadens think, you know, travel broadens the i think it's the mind, but i think it's been a bit open secret in a bit of an open secret in recent years that universities are running something ponzi are running something of a ponzi scheme are really scheme or people are really buying rather than an buying a visa rather than an education. a lot the time education. a lot of the time when they're coming from abroad. um, was a huge number of um, there was a hug

now, look, finally , culture secretary lucy finally, culture secretary lucy frazer has taken aim at theatresat audiences should not be treated like children. now, her intervention came just weeks after the legendary british ralph british actor ralph fiennes called to stop using called on theatres to stop using the warnings. he had this to say i think the impact of theatre should that shocked should be that you're shocked and disturbed , and and you should be disturbed, and i you should be for i don't think you should be for prepared things. prepared these things. >> young, i never >> and when i was young, i never we had trigger warnings we never had trigger warnings for shows. >> would you rid of them >> so would you get rid of them then? >> t- t yew w— >> i would, yes, i would a trigger warnings on shakespeare constantly. >> are we a bit too soft these days? what do you make of it? >> shock horror man speaks sense on television. uh well, i mean, you know what we talk about this issue much, don't even know issue so much, i don't even know what to add, really. we all what else to add, really.

now, look, finally , culture secretary lucy finally, culture secretary lucy frazer has taken aim at theatreshat audiences should not be treated like children. now, her intervention came just weeks after the legendary british ralph british actor ralph fiennes called to stop using called on theatres to stop using the warnings. he had this to say i think the impact of theatre should that shocked should be that you're shocked and disturbed , and and you should be disturbed, and i you should be for i don't think you should be for prepared things. prepared these things. >> young, i never >> and when i was young, i never we had trigger warnings we never had trigger warnings for shows. >> would you rid of them >> so would you get rid of them then? >> t- t yew w— >> i would, yes, i would a trigger warnings on shakespeare constantly. >> are we a bit too soft these days? what do you make of it? >> shock horror man speaks sense on television. uh well, i mean, you know what we talk about this issue much, don't even know issue so much, i don't even know what to add, really. we all what else to add, really