this is bbc news, i'm ben brown.memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. 0ne game from glory — the cricket world cup final between england and new zealand is underway at lord's. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. the subway at a standstill and people stuck in lifts as a power cut hits manhattan for five hours. and coming up in dateline london in half and hour,

this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... more leaked memos from the uk's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal in order to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. storm barry makes landfall in the us state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. damien has all the details. good morning. history beckons for england's cricketers who are under an hour away from the start of their world cup final against new zealand at lords. but it's been raining this morning and mike bushell is in position for us. is better weather on the way? it is indeed, and basking in warm sunshine after getting damp and wet earlier this morning. some persistent rain, there w

i'm ben brown. the headlines at 103m... an act of "diplomatic vandalism" — more leaked memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest donald trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal in order to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. one game from glory — england's cricketers prepare for the biggest game of their lives — as they face new zealand in the world cup final. it's a culmination of four years of ha rd it's a culmination of four years of hard work, dedication, a lot of planning and it presents a huge opportunity to go and try and win a world cup. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. the subway at a standstill and people stuck in lifts as a power cut hits manhattan for five hours. and coming up in half an hour — the golfing journey of tommy fleetwood — from southport‘s municipal links course, to ryder cup glory.

i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11pm: this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at "pm: the prime minister hosts a reception tonight for england's cricketers, who made history by winning the world cup for the first time. i could see everybody‘s reaction and the support and the following we had, we are excited to have done what we did. donald trump is accused of being racist after telling four democratic congress women to go back to the crime infested countries they came from. if you're happy here, you can leave, and that's what i say all the time. that's what i said in a tweet, which i guess some people think is controversial but a lot of people love it either way. more than 50 hours of surgery. a special report tonight on the extraordinary skill of the great ormond street team as they separate these conjoined twins. second world war codebrea kers these conjoined twins. second world war codebreakers alan turing is chosen as the face of the new £50 note. and at 11:30pm we'll ta ke new £50 note. and at 11:30pm we'll take a review of the papers, with d

ben brown explains. >> welcome home.t five year, billy mitchell moved. >> that's ridiculous. i mean, the house i was living in -- i was in orange county, fullerton, and it was maybe about 1300 square feet, one bathroom. it was a nice place and all, but it was about $150,000 more than this place. reporter: his new home in hend henderson, nevada, is on about a third acre of land with a pool. in comparison, the house in nevada costs 300,000 where in l.a. it would be $700,000. >> they're coming here buying a brand new, luxury house in the henderson hills, in -- >> duncan also made the move from california and spent the day driving around vegas. >> this house in this particular area just doesn't exist in pasadena. if it did, which it doesn't, it would be $4-5 million. reporter: no state income tax, job creation and the ability to save money with cash left over are all factors enticing people to leave the california hills for the nevada desert. >> you've got to be thinking about quality of life, about taxes, about cost of livi

i'm ben brown.nt is ransacked and stormed by hundreds of protestors. they smashed their way into parliament and remained there for almost eight hours, spraying graffiti. hong kong's leader said police had exercised restraint. this is something that we should seriously condemn because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. iran breaches the limit on its stockpile of low—enriched uranium, set under a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. a public rebuke from the chancellor for the men vying to be prime minister, as he warns them to be honest

this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. close! close to my surely, this time! yeah, that's out! three wickets for england so far at lord's, as new zealand make a steady start to the cricket world cup final. a stand—off in hong kong between pro—democracy campaigners and police.

at ten o'clock, ben brown will have the news, but first, it is our world.d marwa are identical twins joined at the head. their family, from pakistan, want doctors to separate them. great ormond street in london is one of the few hospitals in the world with the expertise to do it. this is safa's brain, that's marwa's brain. what we need to achieve is effectively untwist the brains, and that is difficult, pretty difficult to do just in your head. but it is perilous. the bbc was given unique access to chart the complex medical and ethical choices made... this is the day, the moment of truth, and everything hasjust got to be perfect. ..in the hope of giving the girls independent lives. safa and marwa are 21 months old, and were born in pakistan. they have come to london's great ormond street hospital with their mother zainab, grandfather and uncle, and are under the care of neurosurgeon owasejeelani. it is clearly very difficult to go through life when you are joined together like that, so it does make a very persuasive case in favour of doing the surgery. the

i'm ben brown.sts a reception tonight for england's cricketers, who made history by winning the world cup for the first time. i could see everybody‘s reaction and the support and the following we had, we are excited to have done what we did. donald trump is accused of being racist after telling four democratic congress women to go back to the crime infested countries they came from. if you're happy here, you can leave, and that's what i say all the time. that's what i said in a tweet, which i guess some people think is controversial but a lot of people love it either way. more than 50 hours of surgery. a special report tonight on the extraordinary skill

as will our coverage now with ben brown on the news channel.re continuing to watch live pictures from our cameras inside the legislative council in hong kong. and this was a scene of complete devastation, really, whether protest is where earlier. use of the chamber, those pictures from inside the chamber where the protesters had occupied for several hours, scrawling graffiti on the walls, amongst other things, but then as the riot police to massed outside the riot police to massed outside the building, the protest is simply melted away from the chamber itself. in the hong kong riot police are now backin in the hong kong riot police are now back in control of the legislative council, the city's parliament. they have taken it back from the anti—government protesters who had stormed the building a few hours earlier. and the police had been firing tear gas and using batons to charge the demonstrators on the streets outside. let's go back to nick, who has been bringing us these extraordinary live images from inside. you have been able to walk around

i'm ben brown. the headlines at eight... england's world cup winning cricketers are at downing street this evening as the sport looks to build on their momentous victory. when you see everybody‘s reaction, the following we had. you really start to understand what we did. boris johnson and jeremy hunt go head—to—head in the second and final debate of the leadership campaign as the race for number the race for its debate of the leadership campaign as the race for its closing stages. president trump who has been accused of making racist remarks about four democratic congresswomen increases the row by accusing them of being anti—american. and convicted of murdering a businessman at his home in south london after meeting him on a dating app. and more than 50 hours of surgery. the great skill of great ormond street hospital surgeons as they try to separate these conjoined twins. good evening. the prime minister is hosting a reception tonight for england's world cup cricket champions, after the most extraordinary when they enjoyed

this is bbc news with ben brown. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. headlines: police in hong kong regain control of the territory's parliament after it had been ransacked and occupied for several hours by protestors. today the protesters came streaming in. they were the ones in control, the ones in power. you can see the graffiti, the sentiment they wanted to put forward. and up there, the sign of hong kong. it is 22 years to the day since hong kong was returned to china. international inspectors confirm that iran has broken the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal. its stockpile of enriched uranium has exceeded the agreed limit. a public rebuke from the chancellor for the men vying to be prime minister as he warns them to be honest about their tax and spending pledges. and on the opening day of wimbledon, former champion venus wlliams, has been knocked out by 15—year—old cori gauff, the youngest woman to qualify for the tournament in the open era. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate and

hello, this is bbc news with ben brown.es: more leaked memos from the uk's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack 0bama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. storm barry makes landfall in the us. state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. scuffles have broken out for the second day in a row in hong kong. a stand off between pro—democracy campaigners and police is continuing into the night there. now on the bbc news channel, it's the travel show. this week on the show... saving the great barrier reef. this is just part of the solution. we have to restore coral populations, but we also have to manage climate change. sightseeing by sub... just started the descent under the water to the great barrier reef. ..rv adventures in the states. and a long weekend in london. our local guru's got tips for your trips. australia's great barrier r

this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11: more leaked memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. one game from glory — the cricket world cup final between england and new zealand is underway at lord's. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. the subway at a standstill and people stuck in lifts as a power cut hits manhattan for five hours. and coming up in dateline london in half and hour, the panel discuss what awaits the uk's next prime minister. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked messages sent by britain's former ambassador to the united states. in one of them, sir kim darroch suggests that president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal last year to

i'm ben brown. the headlines at 11:00: police regain control after hong kong's parliament is ransacked and stormed by hundreds of protestors. they smashed their way into parliament and remained there for almost eight hours, spraying graffiti. hong kong's leader said police had exercised restraint. this is something that we should seriously condemn because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. iran breaches the limit on its stockpile of low—enriched uranium, set under a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. a public rebuke from the chancellor for the men vying to be prime minister, as he warns them to be honest about their tax and spending pledges. a suspected stowaway, believed to have fallen from the landing gear of a flight into heathrow, is found dead in a london garden. cheering and applause. and a sensational debut for a 15—year—old schoolgirl as she knocks venus williams, five—time wimbledon champion, out on day one. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the pa

this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines: more leaked memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. close, surely, this time! that's out! just the one wicket for england so far at lord's, as new zealand make a steady start to the cricket world cup final. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things. not because they out easy, but because they are hard. and coming up in half an hour, the click team looks at the technology that helped put man on the moon. the israel palestine supporter everywhere. it is that thing, good morning and welcome to bb

this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines: more leaked memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. close! close to my surely, this time! yeah, that's out! three wickets for england so far at lord's, as new zealand make a steady start to the cricket world cup final. a stand—off in hong kong between pro—democracy campaigners and police. scuffles have broken out for the second day in a row. iam not i am not qualified for this. it is very much like a playstation controller, like a video game. and sightseeing submarines — the travel show goes underwater into australia's great barrier reef. good afternoon. and welcome to bbc news. the mail on sunday has published more leaked diplomati

you're watching bbc news with me, ben brown and we will look at the papers in a moment but first, the england's world cup winning cricket tea m england's world cup winning cricket team has met the prime minister at downing street tonight as they continue their celebrations. the four democratic congresswomen who were told to go back to where they came from my president donald trump have accused him of openly violating his oath ‘s and american values. in pioneering surgery, doctors in london have successfully separated twin girls who were born joined at the head. a serial thief who targeted victims through gay dating apps has been found guilty of murdering a businessman with the an overdose of the sex drug ghb. welcome to our look ahead at what's in tomorrow's newspapers and with me in the studio we have the deputy political editor of the guardian, marina mason, and deputy political editor of the daily mail, john stevens. thanks for being with us. these are the front pages, most are already in. will start with the times, which leads on condemnation from both conservative party leadershi

this is bbc news, i'm ben brown.dent trump abandoned the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. the chancellor philip hammond warns that the uk will not be able to control key elements of a no—deal brexit. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. close, surely, this time! that's out! just the one wicket for england so far at lord's, as new zealand make a steady start to the cricket world cup final. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana,

ben brown will be with you at the top of their to give you all the reaction to the election of borisjohnsonrnoon. it is a lwa ys weather. good afternoon. it is always a difficult balance, yes we wa nt always a difficult balance, yes we want sunshine because it is fun —— summer want sunshine because it is fun —— summer after all but i suspect and exudate will be too extreme for a lot of us. thicker clouds in the north and west. the bigger sunshine withjust bodies and temperatures will peak in the mid 30s, cloudy skies in the north—west. as we go through the night tonight, we could the some dramatic frequent thundery downpours developing from the south—west. they will arrive during early evening. some of these intense and they will spread north as we try to get a good night's sleep, perhaps culminating in the early hours of the morning across central scotland. some of the showers will be very hit and miss but some could have dramatic lighting strikes through the night. a pretty u nco mforta ble lighting strikes through the night. a pretty uncomfortable night to get a decent night's sleep. tem

i'm ben brown. the headlines at eight...lowing we had. you really start to understand what we did. boris johnson and jeremy hunt go head—to—head in the second and final debate of the leadership campaign as the race for number the race for its debate of the leadership campaign as the race for its closing stages. president trump who has been accused of making racist remarks about four democratic congresswomen increases the row by accusing them of being anti—american. and convicted of murdering

this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 9am. kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was 8 months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. one game from glory — england's cricketers prepare for the biggest game of their lives as they face new zealand in the world cup final. it isa it is a culmination of four years of ha rd it is a culmination of four years of hard work, dedication, a lot of planning and it presents a huge opportunity to go on and try and win a world cup.

in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news with ben brown but first it's time for a look at the weathernpours. the chance of a few reaching into north—east england as well, parts of the midlands will also see thunderstorms. around ten to 15 millimetres possible in another. especially in scotland, ten to 30 millimetres in a short space of time. into this evening, that potential for disruption, of time. into this evening, that potentialfor disruption, even outside the thunderstorm areas, you need the shower but many state —— places will stage i can a warm and muqqy places will stage i can a warm and muggy day there. into the night, thundery downpours gradually fade. so was continuing scotland and the north. temperatures into the upper teens. as for tomorrow, a fine day for most of his, occasional sunshine but againa for most of his, occasional sunshine but again a few showers develop, especially in eastern scotland and eastern england, if you catch when it could be heavy and thundery but most it could be heavy and thundery but m ost pla ces it could be heavy and thundery but most places w

in a moment it's time for the one o'clock news with ben brown but first it's time for a look at the weatherand and northern ireland, but these will disappear at times this afternoon as well. further south, loose guys overhead and temperatures higher than yesterday, peaking in the mid—20s for the vast majority, slightly cooler on the coast. northern england clouds over more this afternoon, some sunny spells. great conditions for scotland, breezy conditions for scotland, breezy conditions as well and outbreaks of rain. some of that will reach the east of scotland at times, but the bulk will be over highlands and the hebrides, whereas there will be brighter spells for shipment later. —— for shetland later. by and large, it will get that little bit milder night by night at the moment and temperatures stay in double figures in scotland and northern ireland. the breeze and cloudy still here for tomorrow. brightness for the east of scotland. more rain returns across the north of the mainland and the islands. much of england and wales, particularly wales, the midlands and south southern england, te

in a moment we‘lljoin viewers on bbc one for the one o‘clock news with ben brown, but first it‘s time will be quite the story. there could be the odd rumble of thunder mixed in with the heavier ones. the open continues at royal portrush. we expect further showers at times and tomorrow we could see some more significant rainfall affecting the open. this evening and overnight, the showers in the north fade away both a lot of dry and clear weather but later on you will notice the cloud and rain coming into the south—west and south wales. a bit of a fresher at night, temperatures between ten and 14 degrees. tomorrow it will be for low pressure that delivers a fair amount of rain, particularly heavy in south wales in the morning and south—west england and northern ireland also seeing some. it pushes northwards and eastwards across the country and many of us will see a spell of wet weather followed by showery rain after the main band. northern scotla nd after the main band. northern scotland as the driest weather. temperatures a little cooler than recently, 17—21d. on saturday, that low pre

that‘s it from your afternoon live team for today, next the bbc news at five with ben brown.lds from the west, keeping things relatively quiet with the best sunshine in western areas for the weekend. today at five — britain has raised the threat level for uk shipping in iranian waters in the gulf to its highest level. it comes as a royal navy warship warned off iranian gunboats — which were trying to intercept a british tanker in the straits of hormuz. obviously very concerning developments but i am also proud of the royal navy and the role they played in keeping british assets, british shipping safe. we‘ll be discussing the growing tensions in the gulf with the former chief of the royal navy admiral lord west. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. a public inquiry concludes this father of two was shot dead after a catastrophic series of failings by greater manchester police. tommy robinson — founder of the far—right

ben brown will be here for the news at five shortly but first let‘s have at five shortly but first letm to deal with. that‘s going to bring some heavy rain initially into south—west england and south wales. 20—30 millimetres likely in places particularly for south wales. pushing its way north and eastwards through the day, still some heavier bursts but turning more showery as it does so, and behind it we will see some bright or sunny spells developing but also some showers. and then later in the afternoon, another spell of rain arriving into south—west england which will then work its way eastwards across southern counties. but ahead of it, once the morning rain has cleared, some bright or sunny spells, a scattering of showers, could well be heavy or thundery across northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. still some showers further north across scotland but not as many as we have seen today, and in between some good spells of sunshine. some heavy rain to contend with across southern counties of england through friday evening pushing its way eastwards, and we still hav

straight back to westminster now to ben brown. thank you.aking borisjohnson making that boris johnson making that speech earlier, after the speech he went to conservative headquarters and was there a few hours and just addressed conservative backbenchers here in the house of commons. if you little snippets from that, from mps in the room. one, not a supporter, saying it was classically boris, the circus has come to town. another mp in the room, the cloud has been lifted. let's talk to the former conservative party leader, iain duncan smith. that sums it up, really, still a divisive figure? not really, still a divisive figure? not really, i was in the room and lots and lots of people who didn't vote for him were banging their desks in appreciation of the fact he has now had a very overwhelming result. i mean, the general mood is really upbeat. there may be the odd person who is still a little bitter about the election, but i think they are very tiny in number and they will be vanishingly small very soon. i think the party came together and sa

and there is a dynamic that has been unequal since blacks and browns have ben in this nation. we are at the lower end. and when you try to make it equitable there's a fight now. and i'm going to go back to bill clinton. 22 years ago he had had foresight to understand we are a nation that's brown. and he said, look, a lot of our older americanerize they're not going to get it. they were the ones marching with george wallace, the lynchings and things of that nature. that was in the '90s, and now in 2019 our young people are shooting, shooting at the emmitt till plack and holding guns because why? >> the president has given license but you know what else? republicans have also given complicity. while the president speaks these ridiculous offensive things every single day you still can't get reasonable respectable republicans to stand up and say this isn't who we are and that we disagree vehemently where the president is. >>> all right, it is two big nights they're looking at, ten candidates each night. the second round of democratic debates begins tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern live f

ben van houten from the oewd. >> chair peskin: thank you, supervisor brown. and i think at one of our previous meetings on this, i think we were advised by council that legislating along supervisorial boundaries was not advisable, which i completely concur with, but there are certainly named n.c.d.s and restricted use districts in those areas. so i think what we have to do is get a handle on it. i know at the last meeting two weeks ago, we both said that we would endeavor either directly or through our staffs to go and see which supervisors wanted what for their respective restricted use districts or n.c.d.s. as you said, we've learned a lot in this process. the original maps proposed is what led me to believe all districts had a quarter-mile -- with that, i don't know, mr. van houten, i think we've heard everything you have to say, but you can yak if you want. >> i think i've said everything i need to say. >> supervisor safai: i'm find with removing any buffers. we want any and all business in our district. >> chair peskin: all right. d-6? >> i'm in. >> chai

ben, can you please give us information? >> sure. p. >> thank you, supervisor brown and good afternoon. i'm here tuke about the small business streamlining legislation. little bit of background how this legislation was developed. in february of 2018, they stated a retail sector and among the key findings from that study is that right tailer retailers aret hosting event and entertainment and that land use regulations and permitting requirements can add significant costs and time and also limit neglect to adapt to changing economic conditions. those were the study's findings but they were working one-on-one across the city in navigating the permitting process and additionally, findings are supported by the bla report that was requested by supervisor mandleman, that the time line can be nine months for a business to open without a conventional business use and those are averages. 1 month some are significantly . when we're talking about the storefront vacancy issue, we're talking about getting tenants to fit storefronts and cutting down the length of time to open and sa

ben, let me just say a couple of things. i won't associate myself with supervisor brown's comment. people are human, codes are actually written in black and white, but from time to time planners make mistakes. it is a true fact, it does happen. we all make stakes. having said that, there is actually language, it's interesting, i will get to the language - sorry for intra- myself. it is interesting that the actual maps of the planning department prepare that supervisor brown brought to the committee which were really interesting, and here they are. actually our maps that clearly delineate the buffer zone. there are actually provisions in the code that specifically say, for instance, the hate. one specifically says and shall apply in the mile buffer zone. while there may be some ambiguity and there may have been planners from time to time made mistakes, the reality is, and i said this at the last meeting a couple of weeks ago that the thrust of the neighborhood commercial district ordinances and the thrust of various restricted use districts are really about neighbors and neighborhoo

that was -- and duke ellington, brown, black and beige. the fell of ben to play tae meeting last night, he was on his way right before the bullet comes. he said play pressurcious lord my hand. sing it real pretty for me. and she sings it at his funeral. ♪ take my hand and there's just this -- you're right. it's not just comic. it's incredibly tragic. yet here we are. >> and something about my great grand daddy on the coast of mississippi who loved country music. that definition of the blues that ralph ellison offered isn't limited just to the blues. >> well, country music and bliss are cousins in a lot of ways. you go back to some of the songs. it's great music and great music has a way. when we look back at history, including martin luther king, including our founding fathers, we tend to look at historical figures in a founding way. what it does is allows you to have that third dimension and connect it. we tend to look at these figures as somebody in our past as opposed to somebody struggling in their present. and i think that is what music puts you to.

finally this year, and i to ,ay thank you to julie brown the miami herald journalist, for highlighting the issue before congress and thank you to benasse, the republican senator from their breath for joining with democrats and going back to the justice department and saying, what honor happened? this is a clear miscarriage of justice. investigate it will stop i think is against the political climate of goodwill that you now have the fbi saying, ok, let's go back to amy: as we end, the relationship that jeffrey epstein had with president clinton, flew him numerous times around the world, and with president trump? >> yes. planehe called that right, the lolita express. " at that? >> jeffrey epstein. power, i think the whole reason he got away for so long is the extraordinary network that he could bring down with him. that is why he has remained untouchable for so long. his friendships are big part of the story. amy: well, we will certainly continue to follow this. vicky ward investigative , journalist who profiled jeffrey epstein for vanity fair in 2003 in a piece headlined "the talented mr. epstein." shockingome back, the case in ala

brown. >> thank you, chair. i appreciate everyone coming today for public comment. i think everything that everyone said, i see ben nodding his head, to definitely make sure that we connect to oewd looking at these things. but i have to say, you know, when we talk about safety in these kind of commercial stones, whezones,looking at alcohol lich food, i can just say, i can take one corridor in my district, the vaziadero, before it changed, it was a corridor that you did not want to walk down after dark. now you see people out, out shopping and you see people dining and completely changed that corridor and made it safer because there were bodies on the street. i also know that haight street, i've been doing a lot of door-knocking and when i have talked to people, i asked them, do you shot on haight street and a lot don't do that. steve madrid talked about it, going down to vadizadero to sh shop. do i feel like they should have a buffer zone that goes all the way to cole valley, no. so for me, these large buffer stones with these restricted, it doesn't doesn't seem fair for our little neighborhood corridor or cluster

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