the terrible tragedy of the murder ofjo cox before the referendum in 2016, because this poor woman kylas poor woman kyla, a music teacher from colchester was campaigning and a nature reserve of all places and a man came up behind her and swore at her and punched her from behind she thought she had been stabbed, and ran away. that's a criminal offence that's how shocking that the atmosphere has become so toxic that it's now spilling over to actual violence, language online is already very violent, but this is physical violence and as they say, sadly we saw that three years ago in the murder ofjo cox, but if candidates are not feeling safe on the street, we have crossed a line and it's very worrying. we had crossed a line and if this is —— and this is a nightclub would be doing something but it's in a small column and is like to discuss but the fact is, it's an assault, no one has a right to do that, and politics is a must, we are toxic ourselves but politics has become so toxic and personal, that person should not have come about woman who is trying to do the best way to list has been at

public prosecutors yulia and kyla are working hard to get a grip on the situation. we deal with a wide variety of digital crime just as police do in real life for example child pornography or the sale of weapons on the dot net. these are crimes that you wouldn't necessarily need a computer for but today they're taking place on the dark net for me at. the dark net is an unregulated and mostly anonymous part of the internet. such a flam was one of the first germans to sell illegal drugs on a platform known as silk road flom sold cocaine and ecstasy and didn't worry much about getting caught. it was for a few for the quickly pushed it was like a gold rush. you felt like the cops would never find you. we simply weren't on your thirties radar like cept maybe americans decided. to figure out what was going on pretty early but the germans didn't until may twenty thirty no sell securities as it was in the us. the silk road became a road to riches i had customers from all over the world and he provided them with high quality drugs. in fact he was one of the most popular deal

. >> next i want to invite miss kyla out where the 2%, she is an executive directive san francisco safety awareness for everyone to speak about the important work that you are doing to educate and engage residents to keep their homes safe and secure. >> thank you. what happened? it is frozen. >> i don't know, it needs needs to go out. >> it's okay. >> it is probably on the desktop because i was here yesterday. right there. all right. all right. thank you. okay. good morning, supervisors. my name is kyra worthy. and executive director of san francisco safe. i'm the community engagement arm and nonprofit partner for san francisco police department and i was asked to come today to talk about our neighborhood watch program, our residential security surveys and our surveys that we do on a multiunit buildings over entire avail, but i was here yesterday, there will be a similar presentation. if you have anything specific you want to hear more on, please let me know, and i can include it. okay? so for the audience and for mr. marr who was not here yesterday, the safe has been around for 1976. we