or look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow and with me or political correspondent mpa media. an broadcaster and journalist. thank you forjoining me. very happy to talk to you but this evening and that start off with the daily telegraph. plenty of stories to go through but the main headline picture in the words business drunk on cheap labour. this is cabinet ministers according to the article believing that the government is insisting the industry must shoulder responsibility for petrol and food shortages. there think it is not all the governments responsibility to help businesses. a bit of a move away from the government from their normal mantra of being good for business and being good supporters of business. it sounds like they're getting a little bit sick of bearing the front of this one and he said businesses need to adapt to the challenge of covid—19 and brexit and some of them haven't done that. this is like a free market in action, borisjohnson has been saying that today and it sounds like he's going to be pushing this line that businesses need to raise their wa

you became an officer, joined the department at the age of 18, you were elected vice president of the mpafor eight years and appointed president, you have been able to climb your way to the top which is very impressive. in that time and in all those positions you held i am curious how you have seen policing change over the years. >> used to be a career where little kids wanted to be police when they grew up and over the years that is changed. they talk about defunding the police, several years ago, our budgets were cut and there was a hiring freeze. they were not calling it defunding the police. our department wasn't funded. we lost 500 offices, we still have not been able to rebound from those cuts and that was 2014. over time the way people view the police has changed budgets not a career little kids come up to you and say want to be police when i grow up. it is still worth it. there is good work to be done, still citizens who appreciate the work we do and we are still needed. jillian: the school shooting we were talking about is another example how officers were able to react in an app

i want to thank the mpa.t to thank the board for working with us to get hold of the property and thank our deputy and we appreciate the work they have done with our tourist deployment plan which is focussed on neighborhoods like fisherman's wharf and other areas where there's large number of tourists and we've seen though we still have challenges a reduction of 37% in car break-ins and has everything to do with their effort of our tourist deployment plan. thank you for being here and we have great guests joining us including our city administrator who manages a lot of these infrastructure projects but with that, i want to introduce the supervisor who is responsible for this district, oh, i forgot to say this, during the holiday season because i know everyone is always looking for crabs to make gumbo. who makes gumbo? please tell me someone makes a good gumbo and people are looking for crabs and seafood and for the first time during the holiday season the public will be able to purchase those crabs right off t