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neither are the swords used to kill ronan kanda. i know the sword went through ronan's heart. day. and i can't have that happen to another child, ijust can't. the ban means faron's days are getting longer. he's back from another late—night collection. we collected all these knives from one person. how old was the person who had these? i believe he was 18. this is relatively normal now. zombie—style knives, samurai swords, rambos, this is the typical thing. these are the designer knives that young people are drawn to and what they're buying. how many more lives have to go before they can ban these things and see the danger of these weapons? the government is now reviewing online sales of these weapons. it describes knife crime as an epidemic. the former conservative defence secretary, sir ben wallace, is facing questions about a change that was made to a draft bill, that would have helped to shield the sas from prosecution. in so faras in so far as this is possible, consistent with national security, and my restriction orders. second, preparations are well in hand for the next

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supervisor ronan. >> sure. i was going to talk about the amendments, but i don't want to steal the thunder from the staff. okay. my office together with chief of staff dorsey and director maria su worked on amendments that were we are happy with and strengthen the accountability substantially for this measure. so, as you know colleagues, i am deeply concerned about insuring that the student success fund is effective and targeted to provide the supports and innovative programming that schools need to move the needle on academic achievement and social emotional wellness for students that are historically, especially the student historically left behind. this is exactly what the authors in san francisco voters intended. i have to be honest and say, i'm worried that we are able to meet this goal given the chaos that continues to ensue in the school district, which is precisely why i and especially depending upon dcyf to insure this massive investment we are making in schools and student achievement and wellness is

[indiscernible]mark leno, board of supervisor aaron peskin, supervisor hill ry ronan and many more. learn more at stephentorressf.comand thank you for your time. >> my name is andl, the san francisco democratic party endorsed candidate and renter in the mission, union member, internationally recognized lgghts activist and most recently taught third grade at sfud. i'm not running because san city hall is. my campaign has been laser focused on being serious about safety. i'm one of the only candidates who called for accountability responsive and fully staffed sfpd. i can deliver clean streets, strong schools and safer neighborhood and standing up for values. it ta■xreasonable and competent leadership and that is what i bring. i bring deep experience and bringing people together to fix tough issues. it is why governor newsom appointed to [indiscernible] and sf [indiscernible] pro-housing scott wiener endorsed me. it is time for change and why together with folks from across political spectrum in d9 on a team reasonable we are turning the page of a broken city hall status quo and starti

commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, absent. commissioner stefani, aye. commissioner walton, aye. there are 8 ayes, the motion is approved. >> great. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory committee report. this is a information item. >> and i think we are looking for cac chair k a t siegel. >> good morning chair mandelman, vice chair melgar and commissioners. the c a c met twice since my last report at our july meeting we rvled updates from sf mta about the quick build program and vision zero and update on severe injuries and fatalities. members wanted more information about trends in underlying causes of fatal and injury crashes and also wanted to know whether more data could be collected about more miner injury crashes and whether more reporting about injury crashes could be done by hospitals to decrease reliance on police reports. at the september 4 meeting, the c a c approved funding agreement for bayview street safety and struck bay study with vice chair and d10 representative expressing strong support for that project

it is just two years since ronan was killed, but puja has not stopped fighting for him since.r ronan, fighting for other children, four other mums and dads, because no parent should have to go through this unimaginable pain. so puja, we salute you, we support you and now we are in government we will back you in yourfight to save government we will back you in your fight to save young lives. applause ronin's teenage killers ordered the ninja sword online. no checks, no questions asked. lethal weapons put straight in the hands of children. so this labour government will bring in new laws to crack down on dangerous online sales and the gangs who draw children then, alongside new youth hopes to steer young people away from violence, 18 hus start to build hopein violence, 18 hus start to build hope in future. applause —— a teenage surestart. we will make a trade mission for our whole country to have knife crime in a decade and, yes, this labour government will pass ronan's law, a ban on ninja swords. —— he will make it our mission for a whole country to half knife crime in a decade

. - ronan kanda's family's felt the worst impact.ed by two teenagers with swords they had bought online. i am shocked that they were available when this happened to my child, and i'm more shocked that they are still continuing to be available after what happened to ronan. it's about the culture that - surrounds the sale of machetes, zombie knives and swords. it's not even just a weapon, it's a fashion piece. - it's so accessible and cheap. faron sees it day in, day out. that was from a young person. how old? 15, 16? there are just loads. he hands the weapons to police, or drops them into knife bins. but there's a problem. itjust won't go in. it just won't fit? itjust won't go in, look. so what's your only option with that now? this would have to be physically taken to the police station and given in over the counter. it's symbolic of the growing challenge. the biggest threat i see is the online space. the law has also struggled to keep up. manufacturers have quite cleverly got around the design. like everything, laws are iterative. t

i chair ronan i ronan i their three eyes. that motion passes unanimously. madam clerk, can you please read item number three? yes. item number three is an update on the clean power sf program, including activities, a preview of the lafco study for cleanpowersf on battery energy storage systems, and a semiannual update on lafco on the lafco sfpuc mou activities. wonderful. and we're joined by mr. himes. hi. good morning. hi. good morning. good morning, chair ronan and fellow lafco commissioners, mike himes. i'm the deputy assistant general manager at the sfpuc, responsible for cleanpowersf and our power supply, happy friday, i do have a few slides. oops okay. so, for my report today, i'm going to provide our usual enrollment and service statistics update, and then i'm also going to share some information on a couple of contracts, that we are in the process of bringing to the board of supervisors for approval, and that's a renewable energy supply contract and an extension to our back office service contract. so, cleanpowersf continues to successfully serve ou

neither are the swords used to kill ronan kanda. i know the sword went through ronan's heart.erson. how old was the person who had these? i believe he was 18. this is relatively normal now. zombie—style knives, samurai swords, rambos, this is the typical thing. these are the designer knives that young people are drawn to and what they're buying. how many more lives have to go before they can ban these things and see the danger of these weapons? the government is now reviewing online sales of these weapons. it describes knife crime as an epidemic. it is pretty shocking what is out there. some of the weapons we saw on there. some of the weapons we saw on the streets, some of the stuff border forces pulling out the streets, some of the stuff borderforces pulling out from packages coming in through the mail centre. we can look at the process here. they screen every bit of mail. putting it into the scanner here. good morning. everything goes through. you can see looking at the screen what is coming through. what are you looking for? taste screen what is coming through. what are you

commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, aye. commissioner stefani, aye. commissioner walton, aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion is approved. >> thank you madam clerk. please call item 7. >> item 7,ic allocate $284.145 in prop l funds, with conditions, and allocate $3.493.000 in traffic congestion mitigation tax funds for three requests. this is a action item. >> thank you madam clerk. we are joined by principal transportation planner mike pickford. >> you should be able to see my slides now, sfgovtv. this morning we have three requests, the first request is for $159 thousand in neighborhood transportation program funds for planning for the great highway gateway study that focus on technical analysis and design envisioning of lincoln way with [indiscernible] the study consider geometric design, traffic circulation and signal consideration and place making features and street cape enhancements with the goal improving safety and connective and pleasant driving biking and walking. providing a welcoming entrance to a potential great highway park or promenade.

but then there are other, much larger weapons that aren't covered, like the swords used to kill ronan. you got it, my guy. another young man's got something to hand over. why have you got weapons like that? i bought them to protect myself a while ago after i got attacked and kidnapped. i got stabbed 12 times. why did you need something so large? i mean, when i was kidnapped, they had weapons the same size. so i thought if that ever happens again, those same people, then i need something to combat that realistically. bro, i appreciate yeah, stay safe. we've retrieved the weapons. the tubes are actually not even long enough to properly- contain these weapons. another call. another gruesome collection. the government's reviewing online sales of these weapons. it describes knife crime as an epidemic and a priority. dan johnson, bbc news. it's been revealed that the head of the firm behind the submersible which imploded on a dive to the wreck of the titanic last year killing five people, including himself, had told a staff meeting that "no—one was dying on his watch" i got stabbed 12 times

. - ronan kanda's family's felt the worst impact.d by two teenagers with swords they had bought online. i am shocked that they were available when this happened to my child, and i'm more shocked that they are still continuing to be available after what happened to ronan. it's about the culture that - surrounds the sale of machetes, zombie knives and swords. it's not even just a weapon, it's a fashion piece. - it's so accessible and cheap. faron sees it day in, day out. that was from a young person. how old? 15, i6? there are just loads. he hands the weapons to police, or drops them into knife bins. but there's a problem. itjust won't go in. it just won't fit? itjust won't go in, look. so what's your only option with that now? this would have to be physically taken to the police station and given in over the counter. it's symbolic of the growing challenge. the biggest threat i see is the online space. the law has also struggled to keep up. manufacturers have quite cleverly got around the design. like everything, laws are iterative. th

back to you (laughter) thank you. >> supervisor ronan i agree precious dollars we and the city don't have time no more energy to waste and spend we do need to do our best all of us to do our best for children and families and agreed there is some nuances in this one is schools just relative in terms of march they received were awarded those dollars and summer so then all the leadership at schools went on summer break and we just come back into school. so there has been just by the virtue of working with schools milestones and timelines we need to work in line with staff that's with an. and number two, reality is a lot of our principals and schools lucky enough to have assistant principals or lucky enough to have designated staff are stressed thin stretched thin and i'm not saying this for an out but the success of reality is where we are. a lot of our schools are struggling to um, do the day to day. and we are working with schools leadership um, to try to get to the performance measures and the outcomes and the beneficiaries benchmarks will be cheeshl and transparent this school will

commissioner ronan, aye. commissioner safai, aye. commissioner stefani, aye.n, aye. there are 10 ayes. the motion is approved. >> thank you madam clerk. please call item 7. >> item 7,ic allocate $284.145 in prop l funds, with conditions, and allocate $3.493.000 in traffic congestion mitigation tax funds for three requests. this is a action item. >> thank you madam clerk. we are joined by principal transportation planner mike pickford. >> you should be able to see my slides now, sfgovtv. this morning we have three requests, the first request is for $159 thousand in neighborhood transportation program funds for planning for the great highway gateway study that focus on technical analysis and design envisioning of lincoln way with [indiscernible] the study consider geometric design, traffic circulation and signal consideration and place making features and street cape enhancements with the goal improving safety and connective and pleasant driving biking and walking. providing a welcoming entrance to a potential great highway park or promenade. if the voters rejec

and yes, this labour government will pass ronan's law , a ban on ninja ronan's law, a ban on ninja swordsds. this labour government will. it is 15 years since i've been able to say those words at a labour party conference. all those years we said things but couldn't do them. so don't let anyone tell you that politics does not matter. because six months ago, our party tried to ban ninja swords , but we didn't ban ninja swords, but we didn't have enough mps to win that vote because of the election , because because of the election, because of the change you campaigned for. now we do . for. now we do. ten years ago, i called for buffer zones around abortion clinics , but we weren't abortion clinics, but we weren't in government. we couldn't make it happen. now we can. and yes, we have. because no woman should be harassed on the way to a healthcare appointment. that is her legal right. healthcare appointment. that is her legal right . but it can be her legal right. but it can be hard to trust in change when things have felt so tough for so long. and a year ago at this conference, i warned abo

but then there are other, much larger weapons that aren't covered, like the swords used to kill ronanot weapons like that? i bought them to protect myself a while ago after i got attacked and kidnapped. i got stabbed 12 times. why did you need something so large? i mean, when i was kidnapped, they had weapons the same size. so i thought if that ever happens again, those same people, then i need something to combat that realistically. bro, i appreciate yeah, stay safe. we've retrieved the weapons. the tubes are actually not even long enough to properly- contain these weapons. another call. another gruesome collection. the government's reviewing online sales of these weapons. it describes knife crime as an epidemic and a priority. dan johnson, bbc news. parts of the uk have been hit by flash flooding, with some areas seeing more than a month's worth of rain in 2a hours. northamptonshire, bedfordshire and london were particularly badly hit, with heavy rain causing widespread travel disruption and some damage to property. a yellow warning, covering much of england and parts of wales is in

. >>> joining us now, ronan bergman and frank figliuzzi.an, you have reported a lot of this exclusively. how did israel pull this off? >> i'm not sure it infiltrated. maybe it created the supply chain. >> that's a very interesting distinction. >> israeli officials are -- israel has a policy of not denying or confirming any of the covert actions. we can assess that when the prime minister of israel is completely changing the government's policy and one day before this series of explosions, it suddenly adds to the targets of the war another one, not considering gaza and hamas but considering the north, saying we will do everything we can, possibly by force to make sure that the refugees, something like 100,000 civilians that were evacuated because of hezbollah attacking israel, can go back to live in their house, in their homes peacefully and safely, and then this massive explosion. these operations done usually by israeli mossad, israeli military intelligence with the help of nsa, i'm talking in general, they take years. it takes a lot to bu

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