, it travel for others, but for all, it will feel like travel for others, but forall, it will feel like the squad apart from billy gilmore, of course, because he tested positive for coronavirus before this match and wasn't able to travel to glasgow. he's isolating in darlington at scotland's training base in northeast england, and he will remain there until he is permitted to leave. but what now for scotland? well, head coach steve clark has categorically said that it will not take another 23 years for scotland to qualify for their next major tournament. scotland to qualify for their next majortournament. but scotland to qualify for their next major tournament. but there was so much hope attached to the squad, especially because of the exciting way that they did qualify for these euros. so the disappointment is palpable here in scotland. but the tartan army's support has been unwavering, and that will not change. even after that defeat last night as the squad walked around the hamden pitch, applauding theirfans, nobody left early, nobody booed, all the fans stayed and clapped for their

but forall the other— the prime minister, but forall the other participants at this meeting. go, _ which changes history. just before you go, i _ which changes history. just before you go, i have - which changes history. jitsif before you go, i have a little challenge for your diplomatic stills so we can see if they are up to scratch. you have had quite a tricky relationship with boris johnson quite a tricky relationship with borisjohnson in the past, do you think is actually turning out to be quite a good diplomat and perform on the world stage? d0 diplomat and perform on the world stage?— world stage? do you know, that's interesting. - world stage? do you know, that's interesting. what - world stage? do you know, that's interesting. what a l that's interesting. what a thing _ that's interesting. what a thing of— that's interesting. what a thing of borisjohnson is, having _ thing of borisjohnson is, having been, maybe laura and chris— having been, maybe laura and chris were _ having been, maybe laura and chris were not surprised by the strength— chris were not surprised by t

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forall of on our first nation people. we are proud people.e stories for decades and decades and decades. because they lived it, they have seen it, they witnessed it and they have witnessed all of these horrific acts on our children. now people believe it because you cannot deny these bodies that are being found. for more i'm joined from vancouver by tricia logan — head of research and engagement at the — residential school history and dialogue centre at the university of british columbia. this is an awful story. notjust this particular location and the hundreds of grapes found there but this pattern appears to be replicated across canada. why did the schools exist in the first place? the schools exist in the first lace? , ., ' ii the schools exist in the first lace? , ., ' :: ,. place? yes, over150 schools operating — place? yes, over150 schools operating in _ place? yes, over150 schools operating in canada - place? yes, over150 schools operating in canada for - place? yes, over150 schools operating in canada for over| place? yes, over 150 sc

foral those in rural michigan ad the whole goal is to see how do they get from high conflict which is this really unpleasant and toxic destructive kind of conflict to good conflict because the problem is it is conflict and it can feel that way that the problem is the kind. all those people did make that journey, which is incredibly encouraging and there were patterns for what happened in the second and third so it is about how they did that and how more of us could do the same if we wanted to. >> if you talk a little bit about in the context of defining this sort of realm, this sort of what comes to mind is very intractable divorces and id wonder if, just to help viewers and listeners understand this framework, if you talk about how this appears in divorce cases and it's the mysterious force for people to lose their mind in political views or vendettas. so i was so struck in the start of the book as you begin to talk about it in the context of divorce. >> that is actually where the phrase high conflict comes from. there are people who work in the divorce world and psychologists, lawye

forall of saying that everyone is in a good mood.d restrictions, some have gone away and people are meeting for the first time. many feel like normality might be returning, so there might be an element of that over there. they are working hard and having a good time. unfortunately no pictures of the barbecue and we will try to get some from a vantage point but they will not be filming it. they will be sitting around the campfire having their chat and i'm not sure how much they will be doing business. it is a tricky one. we they will be doing business. it is a tricky one-— they will be doing business. it is a tricky one-_ it! tricky one. we have pictures in. it is not as tricky one. we have pictures in. it is rrot as good _ tricky one. we have pictures in. it is not as good as _ tricky one. we have pictures in. it is not as good as here! _ tricky one. we have pictures in. it is not as good as here! they - tricky one. we have pictures in. it is not as good as here! they have j is not as good as here! they have come from _ is not as goo

to do for the community and for the people of san francisco and i just want to thank you publicly forallmadam secretary. >> commissioner bycer: if i could i would move my, i was making you dizzy. i would move my computer to showyou the sheet for me which is glock nine project . it will be 4:10 trying to do the straight commission day and two weeks ago there were cranes lifting entire apartments in place. on this project, modular housing i think today there's 40 of these modular units in place . my commissioners if you have time next time that they are installing these units that you come take a look . it's impressive to see entirely built studio apartments left it on to a crane and construction workers puttingthem in place . watching those units go in and how fast it happens i think is really impressive. it made me reallyhappy . it's part of how a project like thatcomes together . >> that's greatnews . it's always good to see when things are being especially with our commission the fact that we are agency dust so many buildings of things that you see all that come intofruition . so. >> w

to do for the community and for the people of san francisco and i just want to thank you publicly forallmadam secretary. >> commissioner bycer: if i could i would move my, i was making you dizzy. i would move my computer to showyou the sheet for me which is glock nine project . it will be 4:10 trying to do the straight commission day and two weeks ago there were cranes lifting entire apartments in place. on this project, modular housing i think today there's 40 of these modular units in place . my commissioners if you have time next time that they are installing these units that you come take a look . it's impressive to see entirely built studio apartments left it on to a crane and construction workers puttingthem in place . watching those units go in and how fast it happens i think is really impressive. it made me reallyhappy . it's part of how a project like thatcomes together . >> that's greatnews . it's always good to see when things are being especially with our commission the fact that we are agency dust so many buildings of things that you see all that come intofruition . so. >> w

they are good people doing the best they can forall of us and they are clearly very understaffed right now . you need to adequately fund the police to ensure the officers arewell. , appropriately trained and highly accountable . the best way to improve committee relationships with the police is to fund a lot more would be cops we can see on the streets every dayand at night in our communities . the citizens of san francisco are not interested in cutting police staffing levels andwe're not trying to save money at the expense of public safety . public safety is what you need to focus on and reducing spending is irresponsible and dangerous for us . please stop focusing on putting police budget as if that is the goal. we need you tosupport the police . >> clerk: thank you, i understandwe have 21 colors and 11 in the queue . this runiga could you connect us to the next caller. >> and getting for longer-term transition on housing, however you look at it it's benefited many people that you give a quick smile as you cross the street or helping someone without the knowledge of where your care g

they are good people doing the best they can forall of us and they are clearly very understaffed right trained and highly accountable . the best way to improve committee relationships with the police is to fund a lot more would be cops we can see on the streets every dayand at night in our communities . the citizens of san francisco are not interested in cutting police staffing levels andwe're not trying to save money at the expense of public safety . public safety is what you need to focus on and reducing spending is irresponsible and dangerous for us . please stop focusing on putting police budget as if that is the goal. we need you tosupport the police . >> clerk: thank you, i understandwe have 21 colors and 11 in thqu

they are good people doing the best they can forall of us and they are clearly very understaffed rightnow . you need to adequately fund the police to ensure the officers arewell. , appropriately trained and highly accountable . the best way to improve committee relationships with the police is to fund a lot more would be cops we can see on the streets every dayand at night in our communities . the citizens of san francisco are not interested in cutting police staffing levels andwe're not trying to save money at the expense of public safety . public safety is what you need to focus on and reducing spending is irresponsible and dangerous for us . please stop focusing on putting police budget as if that is the goal. we need you tosupport the police . >> clerk: thank you, i understandwe have 21 colors and 11 in the queue . this runiga could you connect us to the next caller. >> and getting for longer-term transition on housing, however you look at it it's benefited many people that you give a quick smile as you cross the street or helping someone without the knowledge of where your care go

released a story about howe the 25 richest people in america paid little to no federal income tax foral years. not one of these 25 richest americans live in my congressional district. complied to middle-class americans who pay their taxes fairly. i am proud of the hard work my constituents do each and every day simply unjust and unfair the odds process against them, which is what make reforms toef the internal revenue service to ensure proper tax compliance on a fair and equitable manner. i wanted to ask, what steps can be taken to assist low income individuals to increase their participation in e-filing which proves to be more effectivee and efficient form of filing taxes. when looking at an overall at the outdated tax collection system is the irs factoring in the unique needs of low income black and brown communities and their allergenic report? >> thank you for the question. obviously the goal is to have everyone file a completely accurate return. they stayy the pack's ability to detect benefits they are entitled to. as a grupo system to allow lower income individuals are moderate in

continue to be insuring communities at risk have stabilized creating high quality housing opportunities foralling to be explaining mohcd and the office of the mayor into two separate presentations so we will start with themohcd portion . for the 2122 proposed budget for mohcd is $219 million which is an increase of $22million from the current year . most of those increases are related to one-time funding items so for example $23 million of cash investment in infrastructurework . that's in lieu of borrowing that we had to do so we will see if the city's interestcost . $18 million from the american rescue plan from on to fund development of new housing developments. the one-time advance of about $17 million from future housing trust fund allocations to backfill the loss of impact fee revenues due to covid. $11 million as part of the green keeperinitiative mostly for down payment is a little bit for staffing . one time $10 million for the mohcd innovation fund. other increases include $6 million for lost subsidies due to newbuildings and units entering the program . supporting people leaving home

we just wanted to thank you and the staff forall you've done . >> president koppel: thank you director harris. item 9, a review of past events atthe board ofsupervisors . there were no appeals at the hearing . the first was the mayor's ordinance sponsored by commissioners mandelman. youheld an informational hearing on this item on april 2 but have not taken action . the hearing that gave the presentation similar to the one you received. in general the supervisors aim to support making theshared spaces program permanent but they did have questions about the program including disability access , the privatization of public space concerns over how inclusive a public outreach process has been. there are over all the people who called in to give public comment most seemed somewhat supportive but wanted more time to review the proposal. several small business owners called in asking to quickly approve the program to provide them more certainty. the hearing lasted until 7 pm and the item was continued until june 10. next the committee considered the mayor's mall business recoveryordinance . t

forall of people you love and are contact with. younger people seem to understand that this is one of the ways they can start getting back to some kind of normal life so they are turning up. we are seeing more treatment women who are happy to take it up because the understanding is that jab meant you are safer than getting covid. there are still some people who have questions and myself and colleagues around the country spend a lot of time talking to people about the risk and encouraging them to go ahead and have the vaccination because it is suitable for the vast majority of people. we because it is suitable for the vast majority of people.— because it is suitable for the vast majority of people. we are grateful for our majority of people. we are grateful for your time _ majority of people. we are grateful for your time this _ majority of people. we are grateful for your time this morning - for your time this morning explaining of that. lovely to see you this morning. thank you. living and working in australia is a dream for many

forall tone and talk to some coventry city fans.r the g7 speakers' conference later this year. the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle, will welcome the presidents and speakers of the national parliaments, or their representatives, from countries including canada, france, germany, japan and the usa. i can now speak to sir lindsay hoyle, who's at in chorley. thank you forjoining us. first of all, can you explain to our viewers what is a g7 speakers conference? the g7 speakers conference is an important conference, it's about speakers getting together and discussed their parliaments on what's happening and we have a theme to the conference. our theme will be security with openness. how to keep security with openness. how to keep security and parliaments are safe at the same time, allowing people to come to parliament. it is that openness, the challenge between the two, that will be the theme and it is bringing the seven speakers together as well as the european president. so it is a big event, a big conference and i am

guess as you were saying, chris, it is a reminder, isn't it, but for all of reminder, isn't it, but forall however, he has already said the government must be cautious as hospital admissions increase. simonjones reports. a barbecue on the beach last night at the g7 summit in cornwall. but borisjohnson, enjoying a drink, has a lot on his mind — whether the lifting of the remaining coronavirus restrictions in england should go ahead as scheduled on the 21st ofjune, with caution the watchword. you've got to be cautious in order to deliver what we want to see, which is an irreversible roadmap, but we're — we're looking at the data today. again, you've got hospitalisations up, you've got — you've got cases up. there are grounds for caution. that doesn't mean that this country hasn't made enormous progress with vaccination. clearly, what you've got is a — is a race between the vaccines and the — and the virus and the vaccines are going to win, it'sjust a question of — of the pace. surge testing in the london borough of kingston to try to identify cases of the delta variant first discovered in in