father michelle brown got and is callie williams. they've done a created everything we build must go to either what they call the biological cycle or the technical cycle that meets the materials used to build the products, need to decompose, that's becoming nutrients for the soil or dismantled to become what they call technical nutrients. and re used in other products. and so we have an shows in here, right? you can see a lot of products that are already produced in a crate crate of manner. the flooring you can see if i move, i can actually take it with me. a prep pool that you don't need to do this. it is made out from miss packing materials. moving as an crated crate. not the best idea to do that because it's quite difficult to disassembled. the lab uses these carpets that are totally made of recycled fibers. not viewed, and you can bring it back to the company and they can just take a look and make a totally new carpet out of a global refund. argues that there are a lot of natural alternatives to most of our commonly used toxic pr

brown's wife. did the same, but that didn't end well at all. and joe says, michelle, i'm with you .with you. yes, i am a conservative, but i found sunaks wife's appearance odd and a little bit weird. well that one divides opinion. it's weird, isn't it? the things that get people talking. lots of responses. well, on that pr one, and i'll bring you into that conversation in a couple of minutes. now, listen, we minutes. but for now, listen, we finally the answer we finally got the answer that we were wondering about the hs2 and whether not northern leg whether or not that northern leg up would be up to manchester would be scrapped. have to scrapped. let's have a listen to what to say . what he had to say. >> reinvest every single >> we will reinvest every single penny. £36 billion in hundred pounds of new transport projects in the north and the midlands across the country . we this across the country. we this means £36 billion of investment in the projects that will make a real difference across our nafion real difference across our nation . nation. >> see hs2 really does divide a lot o

in touch and said, matt, could you ask sorry, michel, ask matt what is michel, can you ask matt what is the situation with nick brown situation with nick brown? >> so, nick brown, who was >> yes. so, nick brown, who was the formerly the labour chief whip both gordon and whip, both for gordon brown and tony currently tony blair, is currently suspended party . suspended from the labour party. i'm not absolutely whether i'm not absolutely sure whether the are investigating or the police are investigating or whether waiting for the whether labour's waiting for the outcome of that. do we know what he's done? >> no . >> no. >> no. >> i mean , no, it would be, >> i mean, no, it would be, i mean i, i can, we can speculate but it wouldn't be a good idea. but i think that they. >> do you think we should know what he's done? >> i think we need to find out what's happened, because it is a question lot of question actually that a lot of people ask is, know, and as people ask is, you know, and as dawn important dawn says, it's important that both because, you know, it's not one it's one party or or the other, it's both parties, a

brown: i will introduce today's witnesses. federal advisory committee insurance and member of the automobile advisory board term member the coalition against insurance fraud. michelle noris at the national church residences, the nation's largest provider of senior housing. she serves as chair and board director. the director of the finance insurance policy program institute. he served as a director of insurance research in multiple roles. please begin. >> good morning, mr. chairman. i am doug heller. there are several forces creating the property insurance crisis that has arrived in parts of the country and brewing in others. i will highlight what consumers are dealing with, the underlined crisis of the crisis and thoughts on how government and insurers can work together to build safer homes in more resilient communities appeared in 2022 american spends $125 billion in insurance, rising 40% faster since 2017. we hear many paying upwards of $500 a month just for the basic home insurance. not surprisingly, regions exposed to the climate risk have been hit hard in the market. this is a national problem. some of the highest home insurance prices are paid by residents o

brown act i will have a conversation today. and i will be working heard to earn your support for a michelle believe will deliver on the promise of a fully staffed police department that san 've san franciscans derby. now if there are no questions or comments i will welcome chief of police scott to rules committee to present on this item. chief scott, welcome. the floor is yours. >> good morning. thank you are chair dorsey and good morning walton and safai and to the public. to hear this matter. of i'm bill scott the chief of police of san francisco police department i have been invited to present on the current staffing and impacts and the staffing crisis we have here in the city. i will copresent with command are nicole jones and peter walsh and also director patrick lowon and director diana. next slide. of the so. before i start i wanted to lay a fundation and context about the national conversation about staffing and policing. in 2023 this . is a national conversation and all over the country row we see police departments in major cities that are facing staffing shortage and crisis. and basically that that does for all of us