richard brown wondered...leading article on the website was headlined "dominic raab hits out at activist civil servants", and ian bartlett took particular exception to it. emailing... we asked bbc news for a statement in response to those comments. it reads... from last friday, there were four days of protests in london organised by the climate group extinction rebellion, and they were reported on bbc london news. they say this is the largest climate change march in the history of the uk. they say around 20,000 to 30000 people are here today, and it represents around 2,200 organisations across the uk who are demonstrating against climate change. but the demonstrations barely featured on the bbc�*s national news, to the regret of a viewer called sophie, who points out that she's not a member of extinction rebellion but poses this question... why is it that the bbc gave so little coverage to a four day, well organised, very well attended peaceful demonstration by a group of people that only want the best for us.

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richard brown wondered...at she is not a member of extinction rebellion but poses this question... why is it that the bbc gave so little coverage to a four day, well organised, very well attended, peaceful demonstration by a group of people that only want the best for us? they give more coverage when those people are disruptive, throwing orange powder onto a snooker table. then those people are branded bad, destructive, troublesome. so how are those passionate people to get their message across?— passionate people to get their message across? thank you for all our message across? thank you for all your comments — message across? thank you for all your comments this _ message across? thank you for all your comments this week. - message across? thank you for all your comments this week. if i message across? thank you for all your comments this week. if you i message across? thank you for all. your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online

richard. >> monika, stay with us. over to hayes brown, a membe of msnbc daily if you are trump camp or biden camp there is something fo you. when asked to do this poll, an asked if they would vote for biden or gop candidates, 41% o voters say definitely or probably well 47% are saying they would lean towards republica challenger how do you interpret this? of course that general gop candidate is not exactly trump >> i think that what we ar seeing in this poll and othe polls overtaking recently is that people want change bu they're also so loyal to who they have at the top of th ticket right now, that the don't want to shake that by th second they want to support a democrat they want to support a republican trump supporters especiall want to support trump. that is clear even with hi indictment that is clear throughout his polling even with ron desantis in th mix they still want and ar going to back trump. i think it does also speak t the narrowing of who i considered to be a voter, swing voter. somebody will vote for eithe candidate. i thi

brown's chief of staff and airport commissioner late eleanor john's, if there is no objection, we will make that from the full board of supervisors, our collective condolences to her husband widower, richard formerly --is he still a member of the prehistoric commission, and the many people whose lives she touched many of whom are still working in this building. and let me state for the record that that is the human being that kept willie louis brown out of trouble. so without objection, that we will make that from the bull board of supervisors. >> thank you. >> and my condolences to mr. mayor brown who is really quite upset. >> clerk: next up to introduce new business is supervisor dorsey. >> i'm introducing that resolution that proposed eliminate fees in part exclusion airy housing. adding residential units are subject to impact fees on public services and structure and facilities. fees are among several barriers to several housing production in san francisco as we're often reminded in the state hd among others. our commitment to facilitate is the most ambitious production since postwar wwii. where when south of market neighbors including that i represent are strug tology bring back tour

of elnor johns who passed reasonable tooshg mayor brown's chief of staff for a decade in sacramento and here at city hall and with the wife of richard johns a commissioner on historic preservation commission. and chair at the airport. >> thank you. >> and may be lastly if you have comments director on the mayor's legislation introduced also early this week or if they may be addressing that in comments. >> it feeds off the housing element. many of the recommendations we had are the requirements in the housing element we are put in legislation that the mayor has to improve the process. and reduce hearings and cu's and other things we get into when the legislation is before us. we will hear a bit about it next week we got a broader over view on limitations we will touch on it and talk more about it and get recommendations in a month or so. >> thank you. why we can move on to review of past everyones at the board of supervisors, appeal and historic preservation. >> good afternoon, aaron starr, it has been a minute. hope you enjoyed your break and happy 4-20. it hen an auspicious week with 415 day incorporated in 1850. tuesday was the an

brown's chief of staff and airport commissioner late eleanor john's, if there is no objection, we will make that from the full board of supervisors, our collective condolences to her husband widower, richardhe prehistoric commission, and the many people whose lives she touched many of whom are still working in this building. and let me state for the record that that is the human being that kept willie louis brown out of trouble. so without objection, that we will make that from the bull board of supervisors. >> thank you. >> and my condolences to mr. mayor brown who is really quite upset. >> clerk: next up to introduce new business is supervisor dorsey. >> i'm introducing that resolution that proposed eliminate fees in part exclusion airy housing. adding residential units are subject to impact fees on public services and structure and facilities. fees are among several barriers to several housing production in san francisco as we're often reminded in the state hd among others. our commitment to facilitate is the most ambitious production since postwar wwii. where when south of market neighbors including that i represent are strug tology bring back tourist. so they present an opportunity f