the numbers tend to be much better on the lgb side, not that high on the trans-side. we had some discusses with some of our preferred providers, such as lg bt center to support our home program and one of the things they mentioned to us was because they felt strongly they wanted to focus their outreach on the most vulnerable portions of the community and they tended to reach people that did not necessarily qualify for any of our ownership programs yet. oftentimes they weren't at the 50% ami. we're struggle to reach that balance and reach out to the most vulnerable folks. at the same time, we know ownership is the best stabilizer of the community. but it can be a stretch for some of the folks we're reaching out to. so we're going to try to continue to figure out how to balance that out. it's not here on the slide but since you mentioned the different areas in particular for our service's program, i think what we found most particularly is certain program areas are particularly difficult to get information out of. we have an area called service connection and an area ca

and so for all of our outpatient clinics, we had an average of 12.89% identifying as lgb or q and 2% identifying as transgender in behavioral services the numbers jump up in the so generioji complete popul. i wanted to take a moment to drill down where we were with primary care and saw our biggest population with gender minority or sexual minority populations. tom wadell, obviously a long history of working with the transgender community in the tenderloin and has specific gender affirming healthcare services that are provided there. and the historic neighborhood connection with the lgbq community and we saw a higher percentage showing up to receive services there, as well. and positive healthcare, primary care service having a high percent of sexual orien orientation as well. puhere, think, we were looking t more trends we were able to identify for the first time in our own data. >> is this from all of your clinics. >> from all of the primary care clinics. on slide 3 -- thank you for your question -- for the outpatient clinics, we're looking at ambulatory services and the behavioral

air zone which you will pay a charge to come into if you are a commercial vehicle, a bus or an hgv, lgbin those wheel hotspots, the city centre is the real hotspot. this is a major public—health challenge in cities all across the country, we have a moral, ecological and legal requirement to become compliant. marvin rees, i can see you struggling with your earpiece, thank you for bearing with us. i was going to read some diesel comments, we are a little bit late so shall we do them in a moment? jeff goldblum is on the way after the news, travel and weather wherever you are watching. good morning. quite a bit of mist and fog this morning in central and eastern parts of england, rain affecting northern areas of england. the rain associated with this weather front, moving southwards, low pressure sliding away into the near continent. some sunshine at times in south—west england, wales, northern ireland and eventually across scotland but the rain starting to move southwards into the afternoon. the morning fog will clear, maximum temperature is still in double figures across england, wales an