as ever, david weiner will of course bea as ever, david weiner will of course be a key man for australiahat year—long band for his role in the ball tempering scandal last year, he of course has a big point to prove. he had a really successful world cup a big point to prove. he had a really successful world cu p ca m pa ig n with australia and now he'll be relishing the opportunity to score yet more runs in the ashes but at training today at edgbaston, he was struck on the five and there is now a slight injury concern. i asked the former legendary stallion captain acting as a mentor for the current australian team here for the first two tests. the latest on the injury. he's tougher than ever, given a bit of ice and he'll be all right. the wa ke of ice and he'll be all right. the wake of that brawl outside a bristol nightclub in august 2017 but since then, much has happened. he was cleared of a free last year and of course played a starring role at the world cup for england. and he is now being rewarded by being reinstated as advice captain. he told me why they made that decision. he's com

of plan of attack on it we mentioned the relationship with his family member david hsu and chiu and and i know scott weiner and our senator, obviously our governors have been supportive of firefighters and the city and i think there is currently a bill right now, the 20 billion-dollar bailout for pg and e. that will be on the governor's desk on two weeks. there should be something now that we have this information, some sort of 911 fund that funds that is set up where one is firefighters get sick 20 years from now, they are cared for because we know what is getting into their system, or some sort of funds that takes care of immediate testing once they come off those fire lines are while they are on the fire lines. let's gather more information and of course, what type of what can we do to protect these people. i want to say publicly we need some plan of attack now and it is going to be an all hands type of thing and we have to bring our elected electives into this particular solution so thank you so much for this. i know this is an issue that is very important to our department thank you very much. >> than

weiner. all the volunteers, thank you. [applause] >> please welcome one of our great straight allies, it simply member david chiu and his sonucas. [applause] >> good morning, san francisco and to our visitors, we want to welcome you to a classically hot and balmy day in our city. [laughter] >> thank you for taking part of this incredible ritual. this is my 11th year in public office. i have not missed this ceremony because of its importance, and i will tell you, another ritual i have is on saturdays, i always have my son. my 3-year-old son, this is his third pink triangle event. [cheers and applause] >> wherever he just went. [laughter]. >> i will tell you, this is the year where my son learned both about colors and about shapes. as we were dragging up the hill, i told lucas, i said, lucas, look for the pink triangle. i don't think he yet understands the significance of the pink triangle, but through the work that all of you are doing, he is learning his first history lesson of social justice and i cannot thank you, patrick, enough for that. [applause] >> i'm going to be very brief and simply to say, the pink triangle has s