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sherry albers, present. denise senhaux, present. orched sassouni, here, present. patricia arack, present. >> thank you so much clerk, and could you please read the agenda for today's meeting? >> so, today's agenda, number one is the welcome fallowed by the roll call. number two sp action item. number three, general public comments. number four, cochair report. number five, information item, cochair report as well from mayor's office on disability. item number six, discussion item. san francisco's curb management strategy. number seven is feasibility discussion feasibility of wheelchair charging stations. number eight, deputy director's report. number nine, again, general public comment. number ten is information item. council member comments and announcements. and then number 11, again with cochair action item, adjournment. and i harnd the meeting back to you. >> thank you clerk. i just want to make one correction that i think it was number eight, was the correspondence. is that right, debbie? thank you. okay. with that being said, council members, do i have a mot

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ash regan, who leads alber in the scottish alba in the scottish parliament, is in a highly influentiall be meeting with humza yousaf at his invitation, she will take with her some very reasonable positive proposals in which hopefully if the first minister accepts that will help him to get out of a very tight political corner. ian blackford, the former snp leader this morning, has told us pretty clearly it's not going to happen, there can't be a deal with your party. no, i think what the rejection was was something about an electoral pact but given i never made the proposal in the first place, that was an overwrite on a sunday newspaper. we are not particularly bothered about that. what ash regan will be taking is measures how we can reemphasise independence as the priority of the scottish government. that's what both alba and the snp should be interested in. how we can move away from the identity agenda that's taken up so much bandwidth of the scottish government and also how you can return to what we call the people's agenda of education, health, housing and jobs and industry and ash

he's been meeting with regional count pas from alber, ripple's us secretary of state, and it blinks and hoping for move. and just d between how may i send these well, the good to restore installed ceasefire tools. he says how boss should accept and use by the proposal. how moss has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of guys and a cease fire is the most. they have to decide, and they have to decide quickly how mazda dismisses accusations. it's delaying seized by a deal. the group that controls gauze blames these by the prime minister for putting his own political survival ahead of a last thing agreement to mediate to top and egypt. continuing to explore chances for a new one. but becoming increasingly frustrated. cutoff is probably minutes to administer the following up, as says, the biggest obstacle to lasting peace is the failure of the international community to solve the policy. and these, by the complex a lot of efforts must be exhausted to sort out the military

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albers, only scottish msp and effectively the leader of the alba party here at holyrood.hat vote, we know, is not going to happen until next week now. but indeed, i think it's safe to say that today a lot of a lot of humza yousaf plans. he started this thinking he was coming from a position of strength, that it was good for the party and good for scotland. i can't look that much of a strong move now. >> tony mcguire, that will be a act of political karma itself because ash regan, of course, now could be the kingmaker in this. she of course, stood as a candidate to be a potential snp leader, and she left the party due to the stance on transgenderism, the gender recognition bill. and that could severely come back to haunt humza yousaf. now >> yes, you have to wonder what the irony of the whole situation will taste if you remember, ash regan was actually part of the snp government and she took a step back out of , kind of step back out of, kind of dispute over the gender recognition reform bill, as you say, as that was going through consultation. what a lot of people maybe d

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turning back to you cochair albers. >> thank you, and that closes the comment section and we are moving on now to if any council members have any final comments or announcements. alex. denise. [laughter] anybody out there? i do not have it any either, so at this moment, i am looking- >> i have a comment. >> yes, so sorry. go ahead. >> it is alright. i would like to talk about the quick-build program of sfmta,en in front of city college and i'm speaking as a disabled person quhoo needs to go places in a private car and speaking to members of the council and also speaking as a retired esl teacher on the esl faculty at city college, and this is a question of ableism versus disability and equity. the plan is to take out all the parking from ocean along [indiscernible] all the way up to judson and then you turn right on judson and quite a distance there is the bike lane and there is no parking. all the parking is being taken away from city college. city college faculty and administration, very upset about this. city college lost a lot, a huge amount of enrollment as a result of covid and now

jessica albers will be here live in the studio to her experiences to tell us about her experiences with 11 will be here to give us the latest from good afternoon. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. just a few emails that have come in. patricia said that have come in. patricia said that we should copy america in their which has their party in power, which has its own employees. that would stop rubbish reduce stop all the rubbish and reduce the number. this is about civil servants. and said, servants. and patrick said, i remember a young civil remember as a young civil servant working days week, servant working six days a week, getting early to getting in the office early to support my family. just don't support my family. i just don't recognise work at recognise the demands of work at home civil servants. today we'll keep coming, but keep those thoughts coming, but now there's always something going royal household now there's always something going week royal household now there's always something g