in our panel leanne caldwell and will bejoining someone in our panel leanne caldwell and will be joining someone from the washington post live. we will get the latest from russia in the moment but first the headlines. the white house says israel has killed the third most senior commander in gaza and the spokesperson says the president biden had told the israeli prime minister that a ground offensive in rafa with more than a million palestinians would be a mistake. gang violence continues in haiti, the bodies of ten people have been found in a wealthy suburb. witnesses said there have an attack of armed criminals and the president announced his resignation. transitional council will choose his replacement but has yet to be appointed. rishi sunak has insisted his party is united in the economy is turning a corner as he attempts to move past questions of leadership. last week saw defection in a racism row in a plot to replace him. local election campaign starting tomorrow in the business secretary called on her colleagues to stop the westminster psychodrama and the prime minister urged them

leanne brown reports.that hung on the walls are on the floor. this is the anlaby road branch of legacy funeral directors, where anger is growing. it's disgusting. it's utterly disgusting, it really is. and to be round here, local, as well, absolutely... i can't even imagine what families are going through. absolutely disgusted. all i can say is it's disgusting. you know, it's... i mean, i noticed somebody has put the window in. it's a wonder they haven't put all of the windows in, you know. alljust shocked, really, - and dismayed that it's happened. you know, it'sjust unbelievable in this day and age. _ in the company's leaflet, which is available outside, they say they pride themselves on the quality of care they offer their clients. they go on to say they treat people with dignity and respect and they understand that it's the small things that matter the most. but police have removed 35 bodies and a quantity of ashes during a raid at their hessle road site. a man and woman were also arrested on suspicion

like, does leanne play any instruments or sing and stuff like that?i played the piano for about seven years. okay, but i did want to ask. so you went to the berklee school of music? oh, which is amazing in boston. so how did i mean, how did you, of all instruments pick the trombone? yeah that's funny, because when i was in third grade, my best friend on my block was in fourth grade. >> he played the trombone. so every day going to the bus stop, i would see him carrying this big case. and he said he played trombone. so when it was my turn, when i when i was in fourth grade, they had this assembly. you know, we all sat there and the older, you know, the older people would come and they would play for us. and i saw the trombone. i went, that's what frank plays. i'll pick that one. so it was really because i was a copycat. i copied frank lopresti and, and i'm glad i did it. and as i kept playing, i, you know, i kept getting kind of accolades. you know, they said that i had talent. so i kept with it. and my parents never said, hey, ozzy, you know, you shou

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my colleague leanne has further comments on this. thank you very much. thank you. and if it's easier, there's another microphone too. so yeah, that might be easier given my height, good morning commissioners. my name is leanne chang and i live on the geary corridor and i'm a mom and sustainable transportation advocate. i've been working with cyrus on faster, safer geary. normally we give comment at the sfmta board, so i appreciate the opportunity to be here and chat with you today. in light of the issues we've seen on geary and other bus lines, getting bus shelters approved in a timely way, we're here to ask dpw for two things. so first, to assign additional staff engineers to shelter approval riders were unexpectedly left out in the cold and rain this winter. as cyrus mentioned. and this is the kind of red tape delay that san franciscans expect better on. dpw needs to clear the shelter backlog and clean a clear target of less than a month to review all public bus shelters to make shelter approval. ministerial right now, shelters are subjected to double jeopardy if

. >> and on our panel tonight, leanne caldwell anchor for washington post live will be joining us int, and leon e. aid and pr consultant. ♪ we are going to get the latest from russia in a moment. first the headlines. the white house says israel has killed a most senior hamas commander in gaza. president biden told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that a ground offensive in rafa where more than a one million palestinians are sheltering would be a mistake. gang violence continues in haiti. the bodies of 10 people have been found in a wealthy suburb of the capital. witnesses say they have been -- there has been an attack from armed criminals on monday. in puerto rico, he announced his resignation undel pressure a week ago -- under pressure a week ago. his replacement has yet to be appointed. rishi sunak has insisted his party is united and the economy is turning a corner. there was a rumored lot -- plot to replace him. they called on colleagues to stop the westminster drama and stick to the plan. ♪ let's get to russia. six more years for vladimir putin after his election

. >> and on our panel tonight, leanne caldwell anchor for washington post live will be joining us int,nd leon e. aid and pr consultant. ♪ we are going to get the latest from russia in a moment. first the headlines. the white house says israel has killed a most senior hamas commander in gaza. president biden told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that a ground offensive in rafa where more than a one million palestinians are sheltering would be a mistake. gang violence continues in haiti. the bodies of 10 people have been found in a wealthy suburb of the capital. witnesses say they have been -- there has been an attack from armed criminals on monday. in puerto rico, he announced his resignation undel pressure a week ago -- under pressure a week ago. his replacement has yet to be appointed. rishi sunak has insisted his party is united and the economy is turning a corner. there was a rumored lot -- plot to replace him. they called on colleagues to stop the westminster drama and stick to the plan. ♪ let's get to russia. six more years for vladimir putin after his election wi

jackie kucinich of the boston globe, cnn's isaac dovere and leanne caldwell from the washington post. nice to see all of you let's stay on the question of the beginning of the next eight months. kind of said that last week, but now it's mathematically the case that these two men are going to be their party's nominees just starting on the democratic side, the question of coming together and of president biden getting the coalition starting to patch it together and bring people who have been frustrated back home. ilhan omar was on cnn last night, and i want you to listen to what she told abby phillip if the election were held today would you vote for joe biden? can you confirm that he would have your vote today? >> of course democracy is on the line. we are facing down fascism. and i personally know what my life felt like having trump as the president of this country. and i know what it felt like for my constituents and for people around this country and around the world, we have to do everything that we can to make sure that does not happen to our country again that's a big moment dali

. >> leanne galante is recalling the moment a black bear attacked her in her backyard north of pittsburghad me down and she put my arm. she was on top of me. i thought, you know, i thought she had just let her dog smokey out tuesday night. >> having no idea that a female bear was lurking in the dark until she saw bear cubs in her neighbor's tree. there were three of them. >> if you were to see that big. those bears were in that tree. and how big she was, she just kept coming. but i didn't want her to eat my baby. and if she would have taken one bite, he would be dead somehow. >> the mama bear got distracted, and galante got herself and her dog back inside. >> i thought, oh my gosh, what if she's right behind us? and i slam the door and i was at. >> galante suffered injuries to her head, neck and arm and may need surgery for broken bones in her face. >> she is a trooper. when we first saw her, she certainly was very traumatized. but definitely through all this, she's handled it very well. >> galante is recovering well and her dog is said to be okay. >> glad both of them are okay. coming up

. >> leanne galante is recalling the moment a black bear attacked her in her backyard north of pittsburghhe had me down. she bit my arm. she was on top of me. i thought, you know, i thought i'd die. >> she had just let her dog smokey out tuesday night, having no idea that a female bear was lurking in the dark until she saw bear cubs in her neighbor's tree. there were three of them. >> if you were to see that big, those bears were in that tree and how big she was, she just kept coming. but i didn't want her to eat my baby. and if she would have taken one bite, he would be dead somehow. >> the mama bear got distracted, and galante got herself and her dog back inside. >> i thought, oh my gosh, what if she's right behind us? and i slammed the door and i was at. >> galante suffered injuries to her head, neck and arm and may need surgery for broken bones in her face. >> she is a trouper. when we first saw her, she certainly was very traumatized, but definitely through all this, she's handled it very well. >> oh, scary moments there. glad she is alive. after officials arrived, the female bear wa

>> no, no, no, that was leanne benjamin. >> no. >> no. >> leanne benjamin. >> leanne benjamin. >> absolutelyone of her signature pieces as well. she's absolutely stunning in it. that's on at the moment at the royal until april royal opera house until april the in cinemas the 13th, and also in cinemas from the 9th. so do from april the 9th. so please do catch that. >> these triple bills are rather cunous >> these triple bills are rather curious they? curious things, aren't they? because is so because the material is so different from another. so different one from another. so obviously an interval obviously you have an interval between each of them, but you come something wholly come back to something wholly contrasting . yes, with you contrasting. yes, with what you saw anyway. saw before. anyway. you obviously think the night was made by the requiem. oh, absolutely. at the end. >> , super. what else >> beautiful, super. what else have got, henry? have we got, henry? something henry clarke , harry clarke, henry clarke, harry clarke, harry or more precisely, harry clarke, or more precisely, h

a parent member the milkshake. leanne and guides invited us to a milkshake, and that's my 1st memory after where we sat down at a table like that. success as in india happens to, to i in florida. and then i remember that, well, the industrial from, there were 5 of us and we were trying to communicate with hand movements and in german and english. yeah. it's got done like venmo. uh, just let me see. sure. obviously i get within that with those these. lemme could tax the guns rianne and his friends made a great effort to distance themselves from this. and we got in touch with the local newspaper with your thoughts and plaza, telling me in my home. couldn't that. that's when we really got into more regular context. this intense effect couldn't talk smith under kept the mice and they've got to get that bon m, if most of the negative thoughts were connected to the situation in syria with this kind of feeling of helplessness. how could i hope for a new life here, while the situation in my 1st home country was dramatically deteriorating again and again, you learn new things, discover new th

remember the milkshake leanne and guides invited us to a milkshake, and that's my 1st memory as to where we sat down at a table like that. success as in india happens to to i in florida. and then i remember that well, the industrial there were 5 of us and we were trying to community k was handled mental sending german and english size. yeah. its got the them uh just let me see. sure. i'm snagit within it with those these. lemme could tax the guns 3 and then his friends made a great effort to distance themselves from this. and we got in touch with the local newspaper with your fault and pleasant telling me in my home. couldn't that. that's when we really got into more regular contacts. this, it didn't seem to contact me. it's under kept the mice and they got tv get done. von. and me, most of the negative thoughts were connected to the situation in syria with his kind of feeling of helplessness. buttons and how could i hope for a new life here, while the situation in my 1st home country was dramatically deteriorating again and again, you learn new things, discover new things to improve you

so even if back, they would vote if he came back, they would vote labour leanne and leanne has labour a huge because there's a huge independent vote up there. they've got many of the councillors on the local authority , so it would be a real authority, so it would be a real big way fight now between big three way fight now between lee , labour, the lee anderson, labour, the independent tories. independent and the tories. that's fight. john that's a four way fight. john has got in touch to say boris is the past now. >> he did a great job on brexit but he wasted half a billion, 500 a trillion 500 billion, half a trillion dunng 500 billion, half a trillion during bringing 500 billion, half a trillion duri|back bringing 500 billion, half a trillion duri|back will bringing 500 billion, half a trillion duri|back will not bringing 500 billion, half a trillion duri|back will not work. inging 500 billion, half a trillion duri|back will not work. sally, him back will not work. sally, i stopped being a conservative member once they got rid of boris. partygate was mostly the civil servants , the

leanne thank you very much for taking the time out of your day to talk to us.y shocking to think that school children to know how to children need to know how to deal with stabbing wounds. it's not a great state of affairs, is it ? it? >> no, what we're doing is we're teaching them. >> so it's. i brought catastroph bleed kits to the city in 2021. and what we're doing, we're, teaching young people and professionals and adults how to use a catastrophic bleed kit. it could be for stab wounds. it could be for stab wounds. it could be for any other accidents. so it's for any catastrophic bleed, and we are teaching them and training them how to use them if they need to. >> it's really staggering to see the numbers coming out of places like bristol that. but basically any large city in united any large city in the united kingdom has seen just just a staggering number of stabbings. how do people respond? communities respond to the new introduction of kits like yours of these bleed kits? because frankly , perhaps even a decade frankly, perhaps even a decade ago, this di

but leanne claims the system is unfair.oduced. let�*s talk athletics, a great night last night. it was so exciting. so nice to be competing with the home crowd cheering you on. it competing with the home crowd cheering you on.— cheering you on. it makes a difference. _ cheering you on. it makes a difference, doesn't - cheering you on. it makes a difference, doesn't it? it. cheering you on. it makes a i difference, doesn't it? it does. doesn't always _ difference, doesn't it? it does. doesn't always happen - difference, doesn't it? it does. doesn't always happen very i difference, doesn't it? it does. i doesn't always happen very often difference, doesn't it? it does. - doesn't always happen very often and doesn�*t always happen very often and then to win in front of a home crowd, two gold medals for great britain. , :, : :, britain. these are world championships, - britain. these are world championships, the i britain. these are world i championships, the world britain. these are world - championships, the world indoor athl

earlier on midday live, leanne got a chance to talk to her cousin, trombone player ozzie melendez, about the boss. we had on the trombone primo, welcome to san francisco show. >> hey. >> thank you. how are you? great >> so tell us something about the boss that we wouldn't necessarily know. >> he's just a great, great, great human being. he really is. he's fantastic. i'll tell you, one of the first shows i did, i joined the band last year and one of the first shows we did, i can remember i was a little nervous playing with the boss, and i'm up on stage and we're playing hungry heart and he's right next to me and he just taps me while we're in the middle of the song, he just taps me on my shoulder as if to say, it's okay, welcome. and from then on, i, you know, i felt really good. the organization is really, made me part of this family and i really appreciate them. he's amazing. he's just amazing. >> and this is video from last night's show. the whole thing was amazing. ozzy and bruce and the rest of the e street band played their second show sunday night. can you believe that? >> what a g

a we both want to introduce leanne, but for that honor you. >> yeah. here with an update?ou know, i would say that everything needs to be improved. no matter what. and even the most successful programs and homeward bound has been around for nearly 20 years. and during that time, 13,000 people have gone home to someone who cares about them. but let's get real. because of covid and other factors that you'll see mentioned in the story, the number of people sent home went down well today that is slowly changing the concept of putting people on a bus to reunite with friends and family is not new. >> for less than a few hundred dollars, we give them a ticket. a majority are from are from other parts of california and again it's voluntary. >> the program to help the unhoused find their way back home is and for decades has been called homeward bound. and abc seven news has been reporting on it since the early 2000. >> san francisco's department of human services has a program to encourage out of state transients to take a free trip home, but not many people want to go. >> san fran

leanne.t now there are two types of screening for colon cancer, and both are, let's say, not very popular, but they could save lives, especially a colonoscopy. >> now, this new blood test is another tool and would be a game changer because it could detect the early stages of colon cancer. >> yeah, people definitely think that i'm annoying. this goes back to high school. but, but yeah, people challenged that. yeah, i challenged them and i don't just take the first know when others would have given up. >> jamie comer has fought hard to stay alive after a stage four colon cancer diagnosis in 2016, a routine medical checkup the year before showed no signs of cancer and in one year's time i developed 60 tumors in my liver off of a single tumor in my colon. today, a simple blood test developed by guardant health in the silicon valley could have given comer a much better outcome. it measures the dna that's generated from cancer, and if they have that broken dna, then that raises the flag that they n

leanne. >> yeah, well, we know that there are two types of screening for colon cancer, and both are, well, not too popular, but they could save lives, especially a colonoscopy. now this new blood test is another tool and would be a game changer because it could detect the early stages of colon cancer. >> yeah, people definitely think that i'm annoying. this goes back to high school, but, but yeah, people challenge that. yeah, i challenge them. and i don't just take the first know when others would have given up. >> jamie comer has fought hard to stay alive after a stage four colon cancer diagnosis in 2016, a routine medical check up the year before showed no signs of cancer, and in one year's time i developed 60 tumors in my liver off of a single tumor in my colon. today, a simple blood test developed by guardant health in the silicon valley could have given comer a much better outcome. >> it measures the dna that's generated from cancer, and if they have that broken dna, then that raises the flag that they need to have some sort of follow on to confirm that in clinical trials, a blo

leanne >> well, you know, i'm a firm believer that everything needs to be improved at some point.even, you know, the most successful programs. and homeward bound has been around for nearly 20 years. and during that time, 13,000 people have gone home to someone who cares about them. but let's get real, because of covid and other factors mentioned in this story, the number of people sent home went down. and today that's slowly changing the concept of putting people on a bus to reunite with friends and family is not new for less than a hundred dollars. >> we give them a ticket. a majority are from are from other parts of california. and again it's voluntary. >> the program to help the unhoused find their way back home is and for decades has been called homeward bound. an abc seven news has been reporting on it since the early 2000. >> san francisco's department of human services has a program to encourage out of state transients to take a free trip home, but not many people want to go. >> san francisco supervisor and mayoral candidate asha safai proposed revising and rebranding the p

this is cnn >> welcome leanne object app, or the first time in recent memory american journalists and senate staffers were not allowed in always outside an important meeting on capitol hill, not the meeting itself, but the hallways. that meeting was a senate republican policy luncheon. the featured speaker was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, appearing virtually coming up the invitation that could soon follow that meeting. also this hour the threatening voicemail left on one lawmakers phone. justice it's congress debates and to move forward on a proposed ban or forced sale of tiktok. tiktok >> and leading this >> our high praise from donald trump today after a judge's decision in fulton county, georgia, judge scott mcafee said he would allow the former president and his co-defendants to appeal his decision to allow the district attorney finally, funny walls. stay on the case. willis is prosecuting the group for alleged efforts to overturn georgia's 2020 election results. defendants argued that she should be disqualified because of her romantic relationship with a prosecutor

speakers include aly wagner, leanne taylor, the french consulat and nbc bay area are co-sponsors.ics kicking off on july 26th. >>> you can bring out the sunglasses. lots of sunshine but it won't last for long. more rain is on the way. here's meteorologist kari hall with our seven-day forecast. >> look for highs in the inland area in the upper 60s today. it will be a cool night down to 43 degrees. clouds increase tomorrow with a chance of rain, mainly in the north bay and along the coastline, but we'll also see a new round of rain coming in late sunday. don't forget to set your clock forward one hour early on sunday morning. scattered showers and cool weather continues through tuesday. but after that clears out, we are in for a warm-up. it's going to feel like spring by the end of next week with highs in the low 70s and sunshine. and we'll also see a warming trend in san francisco, but we do have one more chilly weekend with clouds and times of rain. watch out for some of those late evening showers on sunday into monday. >> thanks. >>> we'll be backn one minute i mylowe's rewards c

so i'm here with sheena and leanne from muttville. we got squiggy.'s taking a little break over here. he's chilling out and we got debo over here who's getting loved up on. i mean, you have so many beautiful dogs here looking for forever homes. tell us about muttville and tell us about the dogs here. >> okay, well, muttville was founded in 2007, and we're a senior dog rescue. we rescue all dogs seven years old or older, and we just want to find them forever homes, because we know that they have so much love. yet to give. we're also the first cage free facility in the nation. so if you come to our hq, all the dogs live in this, or at least 20 of the dogs live in this beautiful lofted area with beds and couches and just a ton of people to love on them all the time. >> and that's what they deserve. and i love this. so some people might say, okay, don't want a puppy? do i want a senior dog? how do you know if a senior dog is for you? and why adopt a senior dog? >> well, would you like a big potato that just hangs out with you like this all day? because t

that's why we have to all leann on in on this election and make res sure that the results are indisputable clear, crystal clear. wecrysta must elecl t donald tr. not only will we be better off with donald trump, but if you want to eliminate chaos and return to law and orde yr, which means that lady justice wears a blindfold, you mus ladtr donald trump. if you want to make sure that kids in the poorest untr neighborhoods in this country are afforded a greate afford edn and not the teachers unions making decisions for adults and not kids. you mustults vote for donald trump if you want to make sure that single american has a chance to live their american chanm. donald trump is our only choice . and finally, if you are disgusted by this, if you're disgusted by thisyste two tier legal system, if you're disgusteddisgus by, the actions in new york or this attorney general, you must have your voice heard loudon and clear. and that happens on election day. lection they are absolutely petd so that donald trump is bringing multaneo a coalition of working americans. >> they're going to lie about issue

. >> interesting, leanne, again, on your manhattan your manhattan prosecutor bonafede is happening in new york city. donald trump's lawyers, they sent a letter to manhattan, da, accusing the office of prosecutorial misconduct because they pursued perjury charges against the former cfo of trump org. allen weisselberg. we talked about this on the show yesterday but then not going after trump's former fixer, michael cohen for they say the same conduct perjury. here's what they write. the da the district attorney's conscious choice to ignore obvious and admitted criminal conduct by cohen and to instead deploy on ethical strong arm tactic, tactics against an innocent man in his late '70s this underscores the irresponsibility of your conduct in office. >> what's going on here? >> it's very poetic. i think that it's a great job to try to lay out some story line that may not exist. i can appreciate it. i'm a defense attorney. i'm saying you're going after my client, for what appears to be similar conduct of some guy who might arguably be worse and you're using him as your actual witness at tr

condemned his behavior while i was for the game itself has nothing to separate the champions of it's leanne spain and the last 6 the natalie and ball selina looked at one last the 1st like say boss, a coach travis edging funds to make home advantage counts, you'll need a good night february to there is not a favorite with 5050. the fact that we're playing in front of our friends gives us a little bit of an advantage. we'll fight until the very end to reach the quarter finals, and the friends must come to cheer us. they must understand that the stadium must be a pressure cooker. the lucky if you have a game on tuesdays these premier, they need is also a lot higher against poolside. also looking to if it's on a one know deficits from the firstlight. and again, the monitor is quoting on funds to play that pos. it is one of our people in our stadium for 9 to 6 minutes to bring your energy, bring your noise, and to, let's say together the game can go through a set of some phases that we have to be reading damage and to portion the right moments to get while we want to, but these are beautiful op

as you said on real people her name is leanne.us get our hands around the universe of people what are the? and what can we do right now so our obedience to the congressional mandate is not run contrary to the whole purpose of the act itself which is to keepe through no fault of their own. the top things we are doing bee are no longer going to have that quad back cruelty of intercepting one 100% of of d to the notice to call us and work out other terms. do is shift the burden from asking the claimant to prove they did not contribute to it instead to a neutral position we have a reason that says they were at fault. we should have to produce that reason not them. the third thing we are going to do a tomorrow. third just as the va makes mistakes has a 60 month period to roup that overpayments. we had been offered on 36 months we're going to extend that to 60. and finally were going to make for people who have received an overpayment to file for a waiver and have that issue resolved. we are looking to do more as well for them not able

our reporter leanne brown has the details. smashing windows using coat hangers and screwdrivers.f keyless car thefts. to steal them, criminals use a range extender box that lengthens the range of the fob from a few metres to several hundred allowing an accomplice to start the car. you need two people but there is much less damage involved. no noise in terms of trying to break into a car, smashing a window, hot wiring or anything like that. all you have is one person prowling around the house and hunting for a signal and the other one crouching down next to the car waiting for a signal to be beamed to them. it is much easier for them to steal at car, and as a result, inevitably, this sort of thing is increasing. claire from hull experienced thieves targeting her street. they were walking past cars with their hands in their pockets, and you could see the car lights flash as if they had been unlocked by a key fob. but our key is actually inside the house. you can then see the gentleman break into the carjust by opening the door easily, rummaging around and moving onto the next car.

leanne brown, bbc news.n has been named the best place to live in the uk by the sunday times. the scottish seaside town was picked among 72 locations across the uk. it does look beautiful. it was praised for its combination of family—friendly houses, a high street with independent shops and great scenery. it isa it is a stunning place. i am guessing as we look at that lovely image, it is not looking quite like that today. it image, it is not looking quite like that toda . , image, it is not looking quite like that today-— that today. it is looking better than yesterday _ that today. it is looking better than yesterday when - that today. it is looking better than yesterday when it - that today. it is looking better than yesterday when it rained | that today. it is looking better. than yesterday when it rained all day, 6 degrees, cold. compared to 18 in london. good morning. i hate to tell you this but there is more rain today. some of you a particularly wet start this morning. we could see thunderstorms in so

party deputy chairman, has joined the reform party and he joins me now , party and he joins me now, leanne you were a labour councillor, a tory mp , now councillor, then a tory mp, now you're an independent, now you're now an independent, now reform well, first of all, reform mp. well, first of all, i don't think people are actually saying that. don't think people are actually say i |g that. don't think people are actually say! thinkt. don't think people are actually say! think this journalist >> i think this is a journalist again, have again, being mischievous. have you hall you seen in this, in this hall today? i've said numerous today? and i've said numerous times that times today, this morning that i'm going to put my country first, the constituency come second, and then the party unfortunately comes third. so i'm for my country. i'm doing it for my country. >> was email out by >> that was an email read out by my turner just now my colleague bev turner just now on that thing on air saying that very thing that probably keir starmer. >> was it? >> was it? >> when decide to join >> when d

i saw the other day, leanne saying that it ruined her career._ that any more. there are mums and dads watching right _ that any more. there are mums and dads watching right now _ that any more. there are mums and dads watching right now thinking, i l dads watching right now thinking, i have got to go to work but i want to listen to laura because this is making me feel better! these conversations are being replicated across the country every morning. for sure, across the country every morning. forsure, it across the country every morning. for sure, it is a juggle. anyone with children knows that trying to get the right balance is a juggle. and it's never going to be the perfect balance, that's what you have to remember. some people might be able to paint this pretty picture. i thinkjason and i did make it look easy, we painted this pretty picture, but you only have to go and ask my mum and dad, and they will tell you. we go and ask my mum and dad, and they will tell you— will tell you. we have got them on the line! no, _ will tell you. we have go

leanne brown has the details. smashing windows, using coathangers and screwdrivers.ockets and you could see the car lights flash as if they had been unlocked by a key fob. but our key is actually inside the house. you can then see the gentleman break into the carjust by opening the door easily, rummaging around and moving onto the next car. so they are doing multiple cars at the same time. it is heartbreaking, really, because you just think, you know, iworked hard for this. you feel that you can take what you want. the car was not stolen here but in the uk one is taken every eight minutes. that is just scary they can be that distance away and trigger it under your car is gone the next day. it really is. it is 27 minutes past eight, live music venues have provided a launch pad for various hugely successful bands but now many of those venues are struggling. more than 120 grassroots _ of those venues are struggling. more than 120 grassroots venues close their doors for good last year because of financial pressures, that's according to the music venues trust and our repo

hi, i'm leanne chang. this is a budget comment, though. it's going to take me a moment to get there. so when i was looking at the data on vision zero across the us, i was really struck by the fact that the american cities with the fewest traffic deaths and the ones that have made the most improvement on that, are the cities where the smallest share of trips are taken by private car. and so and because many, many more people ride transit generally than bike or foot, you know, we'll get there. but but for the time being, increasing transit ridership is really essential to reducing traffic violence. so even while you're working really hard and i thank you for it on all of the quickest ways to reduce traffic violence, the speed safety cameras, quick builds, you know, lowering speed limits and all of that. i ask you, when you're thinking about the budget to keep your eye on this long time prize of mode shift. so anything you can do to move san francisco away from having among the highest fares in the country is really helpful. so i encourage yo

hi, i'm leanne chang. this is a budget comment, though. it's going to take me a moment to get there. so when i was looking at the data on vision zero across the us, i was really struck by the fact that the american cities with the fewest traffic deaths and the ones that have made the most improvement on that, are the cities where the smallest share of trips are taken by private car. and so and because many, many more people ride transit generally than bike or foot, you know, we'll get there. but but for the time being, increasing transit ridership is really essential to reducing traffic violence. so even while you're working really hard and i thank you for it on all of the quickest ways to reduce traffic violence, the speed safety cameras, quick builds, you know, lowering speed limits and all of that. i ask you, when you're thinking about the budget to keep your eye on this long time prize of mode shift. so anything you can do to move san francisco away from having among the highest fares in the country is really helpful. so i encourage yo