why, hello there, little bedbugs. you're so sweet.an change my face completely to match what i'm supposed to do. for example, i can be a woman like this. it's a bit creepy. we have got an informal queueing system going on here, modelled on a pub. ah, hello! 0h,17 minutes to go until the show begins. and we're just writing the script. we should start with "welcome." then busk it. spencer kelly is really funny. ha—ha—ha! better than some actors, anyway! technology's moved on quite a lot since i was at school. there weren't any computers then. you don't get nervous. he does, all the time! just getting in the last—minute touches. are you looking forward to the show? yeah. welcome to click live. from broadcasting house in london, this is bbc click live. please welcome your hosts, lara lewington and spencer kelly. applause. good afternoon, london! and welcome to click live! we're going to start with something truly magical. i would like you to put on your headsets and we will show the magic image. we're going to show you part of a show abou

bedbug legislation or bedbug laundry fund. macaulay park infrastructure funding, state s.f. ordinance, and much more. so the tenderloin d-6 and the city itself is just better, because we had jane kim. and i'm so grateful she was with us for the two terms, and i will miss her. i will miss her. thank you, thank you much for your time and consideration. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is curtis bradford and i'm the co-chair of the tenderloin's people's congress and i came today because i really just wanted to thank jane kim. i'm really here for jane today. you know, jane, you've been such a great partner to the community and the neighborhood. it's really empowering when we actually feel like we have a partner at city hall that really gets us and understands us and is willing to get right down there and work with us on issues that really matter to the neighborhood, to the community, and affect people's daily lives. and you've been that partner, and i really appreciate that. some really amazing things have happened. you've been

he moved them into an apartment infested with bedbugs and gang members. barbara's sunny demeanor briefly subsided as she sighed. she escaped several times to a shelter for abused women where she logged on to the computer to look for a job. she read about the explosion if of high paying jobs in the north dakota oil field and spoke to some people over the phone about work as an applebee's waitress or a housekeeper. barbara negotiated with her boyfriend to find her an old vehicle, manipulating her with assurances he could later meet her out this for work. >> she sold her jewelry at the pawnshop and her food stamps on the street for a discount in cash. barbara departed for north dakota if at sunrise singing to katy perry and running the string of tolls from ohio to illinois. in fargo, sill six hours east, her car broke down. the man at the gas station warned her against going to the bakken saying the men were dangerous. but she had just escaped a boyfriend who was a violent felon. could oil field men be any worse? she went to a women's shelter in fargo where

there were unsafe you living conditions like bedbugs. the list is endless and heart breaking. more over an embarrassment. the steve san francisco we choose to apply restrictions and enforcement and criminalize the people for trying to survive in the home base tha that is unaffordable. we must carefully create alternatives for vehicle and unharness folks. we must remind ourselves they are fighting every day to get by in the city. signs force them to move from one street to the next. it is part of the problem. until we face the issue of homelessness and carve out spaces to over humanenessties we are not addressing the homeless issue, not creating solutions or offering real solutions. >> thank you for your work on this and thank you for putting into words what people feel about the issue. next speaker, melody. >> i am melody. i have a couple comments on the policy. it says vehicle encampment solution team. my experience with this is that it is a faÇade, empty solution to make it seem like people are helped. as we know there is no housing and no shelter offered to people who do no

ecb has said it is nonsense, he has not been attacked by bedbugs at all.broad has said don't worry, i'm fine, they are put in a different room. good, see is ok now. who goes to sleep in their cricket whites? i think it maybe jonathan was joking. you may have seen some of this already, this idea. this is specifically to do with gatwick airport and i'm sure it is going to happen elsewhere. we see the big thing here, that is the thing that will park your car. you can take your car to the airport and that, instead of having someone to drive it to instead of having someone to drive ittoa instead of having someone to drive it to a holding carpark, this robot will take control of the car and leave it around. it looks like a big sort of chest freezer or something, but apparently that is a robot that will do it for you. so it is like a movable, automated forklift truck almost. yes, that kind of thing really. hattie senator carr that parts of self? no. -- have you seen the car. a flying car, and visits are the car. a flying car, and visits a re successful test the c

everybody from my mother's side of the family is, and i've been to new york city, we actually got a bedbugdemic in rich manhattan where the liberals control, much worse than any, any potential ring worm outbreak in alabama, a million times worse. if you want to compare the sort of elements out there, let's compare those things. before i let you go, we do see a lot of millionaires leaving this area. 5700 last year alone, new york, new jersey. that is astonishing although it shouldn't be. >> it is astonishing that 5700 millionaires left new york and new jersey. now there was another study out a couple weeks ago that said in 201,887,000 -- 2018, 87,000 millionaires were created by the government. not created by the government or aoc, her new nickname, the created by sweat equity that people want to open for business in free market system. just like they're leaving new york, and they're leaving new jersey, it won't take long, if she gets her way, i don't think she will, that you're going to have millionaires leaving the united states of america. we are not going to let that happen because we a

a shelter is going to be crowded, and most of the shelters have bedbugs. and we all have heaters and plenty of gas. ain't no sense to go to a shelter. we'll stay over here. >> do me a favor. if that heater in your tent goes out, sense of shelter per they've got buses, warming stations all over the city. >> no, i'm still not going anywhere. i've got extra heaters in case my heater goes out. >> best of luck to you, george. be safe. the brutal windchill advisories will start going into effect later this afternoon. the temperatures here in chicago could dip to as low as negative 20 tonight, and threaten the record of negative 27 set back in 1985. roads will be very slick. the wisconsin department of transportation is now pushing the #escapeofthetrip, meaning that if the trip is not absolutely necessary you can wat until wednesday. the states of michigan, wisconsin, and illinois have all now declared states of emergency, giving those governors the power to activate the national guard to help out with this particular weather emergency. it has already claimed liv