heather knight's article, i know isaid that an email . and you know, as i'm transitioning from this position and have been with the office as pretty much also commissioner adams and commissioner dooley since the beginning of its inception from the ballot measure in 2007, the things that we've been able to accomplish, we've been able to accomplish incremental changes. and commissioner adams you'll remember this. and i know commissioner zouzounis and commissioner ortiz-cartagena if you were on thecommission at the time but we have five different definite definitions of the type of restaurant, zoning definitions . so it's react. do you serve on paper plates or do you serve withregular plates? is it takeout, is it not take out ? and so there was, we worked with the planning department to narrow it down to the two definitions of restaurant and limited restaurant.then there's also the cd3 program was also a joint effort with the commission and planning commission. but we've been making incrementalchanges along the way . i really want to thank t

when i say i read about her in "the san francisco chronicle" i should have given recognition to heather knight for her daughter. i'll put it in my twitter account as soon as this show ends and make it very easy for everyone to access it because it's really a worthy read. okay. results from the survey question tonight. which year will history judge worst '20 or 2021? 64% said 2020. interesting. 36% said 2021. if i had the option of calling it a draw, i would have. here is more social media reaction that came in during the course of tonight's program. 2020 because the pandemic was new, shocking and the numbers became part of our daily lives. i don't know. i'm looking at 2020 saying well, at least we had two and a half descent months before everything hit the fan unlike 2021 was non-stop constant chaos. one more social media reaction if i have time and i think i do. i change my vote from 2020 to 2021. i can't see a darker day in our history than january 6th. gee, usesusan, i wasn't thinkinf january 6th but if you throw january 6th into the mix, that's the tiebreaker:thank you for watching. i'll b

heather knight will lead the side for the multi—format series, with an �*a' squad also touring at thefebruary. he's taking part in the light—hearted pnc championship, playing alongside his 12—year—old son, charlie. and christian eriksen has had his contract terminated by inter milan. the danish midfielder had an internal defibrillator fitted after a cardiac arrest at the euros, and that prevents him playing in italy. now, would you be a football referee? with threats of violence, and being constantly shouted at, it's putting many off picking up the whistle. a shortage means many games this weekend won't have a ref, with the behaviour of some clubs so bad, leagues have stopped them competing. combine that with covid, and attracting replacements is proving a real challenge. nesta mcgregor has been finding out more. a pregame check simon has performed hundreds of times. as wears his cards and 20 years worth of experience, something else he says he needs on the pitch, thick skin. all have no —— flax thrown down onto the floor. players ranting and raving. i came out and got a load of abuse

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they will be captained by heather knight, who says they will have to "fight fire with fire" as australia's bbc.co.uk/sport. that includes all those covid cancellations. that's it from me. thanks very much, lizzie. a man who stabbed to death one of the uk's richest men in what police described as a "ferocious" attack has been found guilty of murder. a man has been given three mandatory life sentences and ordered to serve a minimum of 40 years, after being convicted of murdering his newborn baby girl and toddler son, and six years later, killing his new partner. jordan monaghan murdered two of his children — ruby, who was just 24 days old, and logan, just 21 months old — by smothering. he also killed his new partner, evie adams, with a drugs overdose six years later in 2019. let's get more from kelly foran, the social affairs correspondent from the bbc�*s north west tonight. absolutely grim story again tonight. one of the many unfortunately that we fear that we are covering at the moment. explain more about this case and some of what the judge has said. absolutely. it's a real timeline of

they will be captained by heather knight, who says they will have to "fight fire with fire" as australiaimpress. sport's battle against covid is intensifying — premier league clubs will now meet on monday to discuss the escalating issues in the game due to the pandemic. manchester united, brentford, watford, norwich and leicester all have covid outbreaks amongst their squads, leading to their games being cancelled this weekend. the clubs want a chance to discuss topics including rearranging games and fixture congestion. one game due to go ahead this weekend in manchester city's trip to newcastle on sunday. pep guardiola cancelled his planned pre—match media confrerence a short while ago while he waits on the result of a pcr test, but other managers have been giving their views. i feel it is probably on a knife edge, that would be my verdict. when you start losing players to covid, i think then the worry for me is that the composition becomes a slightly unfair. and i don't think anyone wants to see that, i think that is the biggest thing, people want to see fair, they don't want to see di