so, ronan, tell us about the app. 501 ronan, tell us about the app.d a lot of people who stammer don't have access to in person support. and there is a lot of misinformation out there is a lot of misinformation out there about stammering as well. so this is an attempt to bridge that gap, and often people demand support as they wish and just another option out there for people to try and feel more comfortable with their communication.— more comfortable with their communication. ., «i . ., communication. thank you so much for 'oinin: us. communication. thank you so much for joining us- ronan _ communication. thank you so much for joining us. ronan miller— communication. thank you so much for joining us. ronan miller and _ communication. thank you so much for joining us. ronan miller and kirsten i joining us. ronan miller and kirsten howells, it has been helpfulfor everybody to hear what you were saying and think about how we respond when others are talking on how we listen. thank you. labour leader, sir keir starmer, will meet union bosses this lunchtim

and human traffickers are waiting for them on the streets. elizabeth ronan joined police on a rescue mission of money sharma and his team of rescue workers drive to a slam in the eastern indian city of port nia. they received information that traffic children being kept. they're joined by police officers. they move through the dark until they find some children hiding and clearly terrified, but as they try to lead them to safety, they're attacked by a group of men. no one is seriously injured, but in the confusion the children run away. police arrest the man they believe is the ringleader of this child trafficking operation. but the activists leave without the children they came for. sunjay. sather traveled more than 230 kilometers from the city of that bunker to pool near to find his 13 year old brother don got. sanchez has gone, got arm has been held in the slam by the traffickers for several months from them. or, you know, my brother is working at the processing unit and he has a movie. i like, he's not there on his own. been, even if he or others like him tried to talk to a famil

it is looking quite a bit dryer, but for sure, lanka, we are seeing some sharp, a thunderstorm, ronan, by the time we get into saturday. now we got low pressure in the bay of bengal. it is drying up though for bangladesh. but me and ma continues to see the very heavy rain and we could see more flooding here. now we move to east asia once again, that slow moving weather system, dumping rain across central parts of china and in the east pockets of torrential rain affecting he non province. once again, we could see further flooding here, but the korean peninsula managed to stay rather fine. and dry as the southern areas of japan, but the rain arrives in tokyo comes saturday. we are going to see the temperature dipped down and it will nestle in the mid twenties. we are also watching a swelling system making its way to south of japan. we'll keep an eye on that. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. most people will never know what's beyond these. the deafening silence of 100000 and how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know w

as commissioner mccarthy mentioned, supervisor ronan has called for a hearing. that hearing is tentatively scheduled for september 13 at the miami's committee. the other hearings we have coming up his supervisor 80s hearing on starting a small business in san francisco . it was originally scheduled for last month." the new date is to be determined it will be in the service committee. supervisor ronan's first three ordinance for small businesses is ending final passage by the board of supervisors and it had its first reading in the board the end of july but it goes to the second reading on the mayor's office. we willwait all city fees since this is our first year . we will be reimbursed by the director's office so there should not be any major operations or budget. small business recovery act which extends these permits streamlining for businesses to principally permittedcommercial usecitywide , it was approved by the board decided by the mayor earlier this month . when you're working with the other partners on implementation, the ordinance spending meets climate

on, your former guest, anthony, he was hired, actually, acquired to keep dossiers on me, he -- with ronanbbles with. he would say from carter to any journalist in america. >> tucker: regan carter, at the time -- >> rose: a very powerful editor. >> tucker: very powerful. very powerful. >> rose: all these journalists, anywhere from "the new york times" to the inquirer to people to "us weekly," any of these kind of things, he would say, he would option one of the stories they had written and i'm going to turn this into a movie, and if this person appears on a red carpet or there is a paparazzi photo, he had a list, i was number one on his list. and he was not wrong. i am a very formidable enemy. >> tucker: yeah, well, you turned out to be, that is for sure. for him. >> rose: the thing is, dude, you built this. i didn't want to be like this. do you think i want to talk about this stuff? do you think it is fun? on what planet is that fun? >> tucker: right. >> rose: no, but somebody has to do it. i know -- when i was 11, used to study napoleon, genghis khan, i would have threads and pins -- >>

. >> yes, this special will air sunday night and one of the people we spoke to was ronan farrow who takesune. take a listen. >> there were frantic texts exchanged by prominent people within her management and her team debating what was going to happen and what to do about it. >> britney actually went to the police station near her house hours before the hearing and spoke to 911 dispatchers from a lobby phone. reporting herself a victim of conservativeship abuse. shortly after, officers met with britney at her home. >> there was a concerted effort to create a record of her complaints and she wanted to begin to establish she believed that something illegal was happening here and indeed that is what she said the next day, that she felt people involved in maintaining the conservatorship should go to jail. >> this is a case that really captured the attention of not just the international community, not just the national community but global tension. what else might we learn this weekend? >> listen, we're going to have voices, you're going to hear from people that have never spoken out before,

a lighting strike, then again at 9 34 9 39, and they kind of stack up on each other right over so ronan parke appears to have been the hot spot this evening, and there's still more to come. the strongest dynamics get here around midnight or one in the morning, and that's still going to remain further north in terms of the strongest dynamics, but as we're seeing, and it's so often the case with these these air mass thunderstorms when you get some tropical moisture in here, just popping. all over it. of course, that's given cal fire fits are worried about obviously, fire starts. and what have you we do have amberleigh up in the north is she's going to talk to you next. but imagine she heard some of that thunder, especially petaluma and rhona park. lotta reports of that and some heavy downpours as well. so when i come back, we'll look at the current radar. we'll look at the forecast, and i'll show you that system as it tries to move out of the area late tonight, early tomorrow morning. all right, bill. thank you. now we go to ktvu is amberleigh. she's in fairfax. amber howard firefighters

chair: i put my name on the roster just for the purpose of reinforcing what you and mta commissioner ronan just said. i mean, i think the mta really needs understand that this board of supervisors, this mayor, the previous board of supervisors, the previous mayor have successfully endeavored to do more than our part and this really feels like a screw san francisco situation and the resentment is profound and it has to be stated candidly for the record . if the mtc wants to really be our regional organization that is held in high regard and inspected, regionally behavior like this just really can't happen. i have always shunned san francisco's exceptionalism and have not been one of those elected officials who runs around thinking that san francisco is the crown jewel in the area counties but in the same breath, we can't be kicked around like this. when our arguments and the numbers balance what we are trying to express. it's just beyond me. thank you forallowing me to get that off my chest .>> chair: thank you vice chair peskin. we can open this item to public comment. >> operator, this is

chair: i put my name on the roster just for the purpose of reinforcing what you and mta commissioner ronan just said. i mean, i think the mta really needs understand that this board of supervisors, this mayor, the previous board of supervisors, the previous mayor have successfully endeavored to do more than our part and this really feels like a screw san francisco situation and the resentment is profound and it has to be stated candidly for the record . if the mtc wants to really be our regional organization that is held in high regard and inspected, regionally behavior like this just really can't happen. i have always shunned san francisco's exceptionalism and have not been one of those elected officials who runs around thinking that san francisco is the crown jewel in the area counties but in the same breath, we can't be kicked around like this. when our arguments and the numbers balance what we are trying to express. it's just beyond me. thank you forallowing me to get that off my chest .>> chair: thank you vice chair peskin. we can open this item to public comment. >> operator, this is

chair: i put my name on the roster just for the purpose of reinforcing what you and mta commissioner ronan just said. i mean, i think the mta really needs understand that this board of supervisors, this mayor, the previous board of supervisors, the previous mayor have successfully endeavored to do more than our part and this really feels like a screw san francisco situation and the resentment is profound and it has to be stated candidly for the record . if the mtc wants to really be our regional organization that is held in high regard and inspected, regionally behavior like this just really can't happen. i have always shunned san francisco's exceptionalism and have not been one of those elected officials who runs around thinking that san francisco is the crown jewel in the area counties but in the same breath, we can't be kicked around like this. when our arguments and the numbers balance what we are trying to express. it's just beyond me. thank you forallowing me to get that off my chest .>> chair: thank you vice chair peskin. we can open this item to public comment. >> operator, this is

supervisor ronan and others on the committee as well as the members of the board of supervisors wereextremely concernedabout commercial rent relief . and in the state withwhich our much , how many businesseshave accrued debt .from since that time i just want to provide a little context, we've been working on through the economic recovery task force report that's been provided to us as a tool of the foundation on how we are approaching what's small businesses need in terms of support to alleviate some of the economic pressure in the global downturn. we've had meetings about tourism and occupancies and buildings, we've worked with the city administrator on our controller on the city's economists, office of small business, director of office of economic and workforce development, all-around economic recovery . we work with supervisor peskin and members of the board on revising conviction protection withbusinesses that have employeesbetween 50 and 99 employees . and essentially , then working on the grant and loanprogram , supporting the mayor and what she's put forward. but for all thes

supervisor ronan and others on the committee as well as the members of the board of supervisors wereelief . and in the state withwhich our much , how many businesseshave accrued debt .from since that time i just want to provide a little context, we've been working on through the economic recovery task force report that's been provided to us as a tool of the foundation on how we are approaching what's small businesses need in terms of support to alleviate some of the economic pressure in the global downturn. we've had meetings about tourism and occupancies and buildings, we've worked with the city administrator on our controller on the city's economists, office of small business, director of office of economic and workforce development, all-around economic recovery . we work with supervisor peskin and members of the board on revising conviction protection withbusinesses that have employeesbetween 50 and 99 employees . and essentially , then working on the grant and loanprogram , supporting the mayor and what she's put forward. but for all these reasons, we still are aware that the cit