annunciator rees—mogg remain, as does james schneider . lots of does james schneider.tting in touch about those previous topics , polly those previous topics, polly says i'm an ex—met police officer. she says from the good old days. she says when it was a police force and not a police service. she goes on to say that there's nothing underhand about there's nothing underhand about the thin blue line badge , and the thin blue line badge, and she still wears hers with pride, she still wears hers with pride, she says, we ran towards danger when the sensible and perhaps instinctive thing would be to run away. she said the policing is a family that you never leave , tim says. of course, these thin blue line patches should not be allowed on police uniform. he says police dress is for policing purposes. if we allow this badge, then we go down a slippery slope and he says, where does it end? you should. you be able to wear a palestinian flag or an israeli flag, for example? he says it is a slippery, slippery slope . so a slippery, slippery slope. so what do you make to it all?

kelvin mackenzie and james schneider remain, hello, michelle. dave here in norwich. single problem in this country all boils down to one simple thing. the increase population. he says, surely it doesn't take a genius to realise that. well, there you go. if that's the problem, then what is the solution? get in touch and tell me again. livy says, what is all this talk of fair steps, michelle? they are for toddlers. we don't need fair steps. we need giant strides to get this country right, many people again, continuing that comparison between starmer and blair, as i've already said, he doesn't really see that as much of an insult given, blair's success in the elections. anyway, keep your thoughts coming in on those six labour pledges. but for now , a story pledges. but for now, a story that really caught my eye today, as you remember, this fella known as britain's kindest plumber, james anderson, provides free plumbing and heating services to people who are elderly, vulnerable or living with a disability and struggling with the cost of living crisis. >> i just want to s

now joining me here in the studio is former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schneider, and former specialter. where are you at on, on renter. where are you at on, on rent controls. are you, you know, sort of champing at the bit to get a bit of state intervention in your, in your rents . rents. >> i'm. no, i'm not chomping at the bit of anything . but as the bit of anything. but as olivia said, look, it might appeal to young people because there is a problem in the housing market. rents are high, particularly in london. and to get young people onto the housing ladder that's, you know, it is an option. renting is always tends to be the first opfion always tends to be the first option that young people take up. so you know, you don't want to see extortionate rents, so it might sound good, but the reality as olivia was just talking about there is that if you cap rents, you, see a load of landlords remove themselves from the market. if you have cats in particular areas, then people will just move slightly further outside of that area where there is that cap where rents would shoot up. so it wou

schneider. >> there are no words other than thank you very much. >> reporter: chris bridges. >> i'm in all of your gift and generosity. >> reporter: volunteer firefighter jamesndon cole, all thanking sloan. >> your generous donation will go a long way in keeping us safe. >> david: so we chose sam today's sentence reflects david the pope's lack of remorse and contrition for violently assaulting mr. pelosi. >> today's sentencing of david depape to a significant prison term sends a clear message that violence and intimidation have no place in our community or our political discourse. the man convicted of attacking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband inside their san francisco home was sentenced to 30 years in prison today. >> good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> i'm larry biel and i'm kristen sze abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow was in the courtroom when the sentence was announced. >> and melanie joins us live now from the newsroom with the details. mel. >> larry and christine depape does have the right to appeal both his conviction and today's sentence. proceedings will continue next week in superior court for the state charges that he's facing.

schneider -- >> there are no words other than thank you very much. >> david: firefighter chris bridges -- >> i'm still in awe of your gift and generosity. >> david: volunteer firefighter jamesnd assistant chief brandon cole, all thanking sam sloan. >> your generous donation will go a long way in keeping us safe in everything that we do. >> david: so not make the move from china to san francisco, and what could save the plan? >> a live look at drivers on the road. would you rather pay per mile or per gallon of gas? california's new pilot program starts next month, plus, and you're not able to, you know, straighten up. >> i mean, i can it just like it hurts. >> have you seen this out on the streets? why? people high on fentanyl just can't stand up straight. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> they're cute, cuddly and beloved. but tonight, the problem with these black and white bundles of popularity is green. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. mayor london breeds plans to bring pandas to san francisco may have hit a financial roadblock. >> yeah, it's been nearly 40 years since pandas last lived at the san francisco zoo, an