once again, and ms. mason what is the best he where those can be sent? >> he can send them to either myself or ms. linga who ufb been speaking with. >> do you have a card? >> i actually don't have a card they've been ordered today. i can write it down. >> as a real estate development, let me add, i'm approved supplier and registered bidder in the city so i'm able and ready to do work and i've been working on this project working with nbs. i'm a current member of the deck. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> president torres, if i may just for any public here. the next stack meeting is going to focus on job opportunities and that's scheduled for november first, next week. >> great, thank you. >> any additional public comment? for item number 7? >> speaker: good evening, i'm errande sterling, owner of sterling framers doing business as sterling business. i'm a local contractor out of san francisco and i'm here to actually just support my colleague dennis williams as a developer, he has contractor which is me that will back up the production for

ms braverman also accuses mr sunak of a "betrayal" of his promise to do live now to our political correspondent iain watson joining us from westminster. chris masonn earlier in the hour and said chris mason was on earlier in the hourand said he chris mason was on earlier in the hour and said he had been looking at the letter and using a marker pen and the whole of the letter had things he wanted to point out. it is quite something. what would you say it where the biggest takeaways for you westmark quite a bit? i{finite it where the biggest takeaways for you westmark quite a bit?- you westmark quite a bit? quite a bit. it said few— you westmark quite a bit? quite a bit. it said few pages _ you westmark quite a bit? quite a bit. it said few pages long - you westmark quite a bit? quite a bit. it said few pages long and - bit. it said few pages long and packed with vitriol against rishi sunak but stemming back from some of the specific phrases the former home secretary uses, to damaging things particularly for the prime minister, one is that he is effectively in a back room deal with her and not agreeing to sign up with her agenda that she would help

ms braverman contrasted the police response to aggressive right—wing protesters, which she described as "rightly stern", with what she called "pro—palestinian mobs", who she said were "largely ignored". 0ur political editor chris masonin charge here at the home office command one of the great offices of state — home secretary. the latest tenant here, suella braverman, approaches the job with a bluntness unlike any of her predecessors. writing in the times, she says... so close, yet so far apart — look at their body language the other day. a penny for what it would look like now. rishi sunak�*s spokesman said number ten had not signed off suella braverman�*s article, so she undermined his authority and divided her party. it's right that the home secretary should suppine secretary should opine on the way the police do theirjob, especially on these important matters, and what we are seeing here, i'm afraid to say, as the home secretary says, a double standard. not deliberate — i don't believe it's intentional, but there's what you might call an unconscious bias. i think she's gone overthe line. - it's part of a history of ill. judgment and loose words. and of all the jobs _ in government, home secretary is one of those

ms braverman warned rishi sunak that time was running out and told him that his plan is not working and he needs to change course urgently. let's go straight to westminster and our political editor, chris masona letter, chris. it really is quite a letter. when this was posted on social media about one hour ago, was posted on social media about one hourago, i printed it was posted on social media about one hour ago, i printed it out and with my highlighter pen, i thought i would highlight the key bits and i then realised i had pretty much highlighted the entire thing. it is dripping with derision about the prime minister. let me read you just a couple of words that struck me as i read the letter. betrayal, equivocation, disregard, wishful thinking and a lack of certainty. really quite something from the woman who sat around the cabinet table as home secretary 48 hours ago. and this verbal assault targeted directly at the prime minister. here is our deputy political editor vicki young. she was an outspoken home secretary who said she wasn't afraid to tell the truth no matter how uncomfortable, now suella braverman, sacked by rishi sunak, has launched a devastating personal attack on him. she s