this is a sketch done by townsend of an airplane. and you can see men along the wing and tail. trying to get the plane ready for an alert. there are some things i find either ironic or just plain tragic in some of the artwork. what we have here, this is by dunn. this is a cemetery. in the cemetery, there is a machine gun that was set up to mow the enemy down. it seems to me that is roger -- that is rather tragic. when the american forces came to france, some of them landed in 1917, late 1917. but most of the army became active in france in 1918. so a lot of these pictures were drawn during the time from about april through the end of the war. because it was the army of occupation, some were even done after the end of the war. so you will see, there are some pictures of the american forces entering germany. but this one is by one of my favorite artists. this is by harvey done -- dunn. when he first came over he drew this image of an enlisted man or -- a machine gunner. you might think this machine gunner looks a lot like superman because of the square jaw and broad shoulders and

they're a team run by gregor townsend and he has continued to ta ke gregor townsend and he has continued upward curve and they finished third in the six nations with wins over england and france. but this is where the squad will start to take place. you can't play yourself into the squad now, you can maybe play yourself out of it. but there is a lot of rugby to go. we have the challenge of these four tests and in the back of our minds if players grab their opportunity and show they can thrive at international level, they have more chance of going to japan. so here's a reminder of what's coming up tomorrow. wales against scotland is on bbc one — coverage starts at 2, with kick—off at 2:16. commentary of england versus south africa is on bbc radio five live, with highlights later over on bbc two. meanwhile ireland's johnny sexton could become only the second irishman to win the world rugby player of the year award after being included among the five nominees this afternoon. he has some stiff compeition which includes all black beauden barrett who is gunning for the title for a third year i

a year ago townsend being discovered that her son which was sold to a village in shandong province she thought he was living with a family there was no have you seen this child. i know you know and i can tell you that the villagers refused to give her information. this is told is mine my mother in law was sold to him. i've been searching for him for three years. he's seen him. you know something. i don't i child gets old and police and the courts cover it up i can't bear this somebody sold my child i want him back. for me. now tun tinging has an appointment with the police the police captain wants to speak with her about returning her son. she's careful not to expect too much. so wildly my hope comes and goes i don't believe anything anymore i just know that i want my son back. here yet chen has never seen his older brother was born after tunji divorced her husband fears brother much chen initially stayed with his father. custody but when she went to collect her child he wasn't there anymore. the police do not have good news the family told the authorities that tundra can have her chil

gregor townsend has made 8 changes to the scotland team for their match with argentina at murrayfieldll moves into inside centre, with adam hastings, son of scotland great gavin, starting at fly half. josh strauss is given his first start since last year's summer tour at number eight. and england and arsenal'sjordan nobbs says she's "heartbroken" after rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament seven months before the women's world cup. she said on social media she was grateful for the support she's received admitting she has been truly overwhelmed. jonny bairstow is back in the england team for the third and final test against sri lanka which starts on friday. he replaces injured all—rounder sam curran and will play as a batsman, with ben foakes remaining as wicketkeeper. stuart broad also returns in place of james anderson who's rested. anderson's played a relatively minor role in their two wins so far, taking only one wicket, on pitches more suited to spin than seam bowling. he steps aside for stuart broad, who's yet to feature in the series, which england have already won. i underst

this sanctions let me be very clear the sanctions target everyone inside iran is sanctions talk at townsend's of patients in need of life there in that sense and as you found out yesterday or indeed there is no exemption i mean of course sanctions are not directly targeted at medicine but in practice at least as we saw seven years ago five years ago as well they are going to be a huge obstacle to imports of sense and life mates and life saving medicines to iran because basically it bears no banking relations between iranian balance and outside iran i mean when i today when i'm talking to you there's not a single tear one european bank that is doing business with anyone with anywhere inside iran so if you're a pharmacist inside iran if you're a pharmaceutical company in need of those huge medicines that you need important medicines and you need you don't have any ways of bringing it home right so it's a given that you've said these sanctions will affect everyone what will that reintroduction mean for every day. i mean these are the most stringent sanctions that the president tom has imposed on

we're come to you live from alaska public media, i'm lori townsend. >> mike: i'm mike ross we're going to pores if questions to republican mike dunleavy and democrat mark begich on some of the big issues the state of alaska. >> lori: reporters andrew kitchenman and rich mauer are here, we'll feature video questions from the communities of utqiagvik and kotzebue. >> mike: all the questions and answers will be timed and the candidates will be allowed to ask questions of each other. they'll start with a one-minute opening statement determined by a coin toss. mr. begich your one-minute statement. >> mark: thank you to ktuu and alaska media to share ideas how we move alaska forward. in this environment we live in today and the political word is toxic and negative and i know we can do better than that. i've been campaigning around the state, listening to alaskans and alaskans know we can do better but they're worried. they're worried about the state they love is slipping away. we have many challenges. if working together we can solve the challenges, together we can reduce crime and make it a

i get out of my car and i'm walking along townsend and they will be a row of seven men and one woman walking to lunch. and that is the culture down there. i don't know if this is the forum to answer that question but that is bubbling up for me. >> great. thank you for that question about why we located the study in soma. there is a couple of reasons. one is we have a study already looking at biking health and the benefits of biking in the soma neighborhood. we have a lot of really good data about bike lanes. the very important piece of this study that i don't think we really articulate for you is one of the things that it did is it demonstrated that in three days, with just a few graduate students within an emeritus professor and some of our environment staff, we collected a ton of information about who is biking. it had not been done before in san francisco. it was low cost and it was fun. people had a really good time doing surveys and the people who were intercepted for the surveys , more people stopped and said that they would answer the question then said they would not. so what

thank you, reverend townsend. next speaker, please. >> my name's jeff. i live across the street from the project. i've lived there for 26 years. i certainly think if you're going to build it, you should do the continuance to get as much affordable housing in there as possible if the law is going to change. but my concern is living across the street is 11-b here, it says existing housing and neighborhood character will be preserved and protected. and then, it says the existing housing areas in the surround be neighborhood would not be adversely affected. i have noise concerns. i'd written to chris, and he said write to patrick to find out what the proposed retail step was. patrick didn't return my e-mail. it sounds like the architect says there's going to be some big restaurant with outdoor seating. what -- you know, operating within the permitted hours of operation, that's 2:00 a.m. probably, right? that does not mitigate my noise concerns. if you're going to approve this, i would like to see something in there saying that you can't have a noisy business

to townsend came in averaging 42 yards.ns a fake and will pick up not only the first down but 42 yards on the ground. on this drive, own land take oa fourth and goal from the one. harris is denied. the raiders have not gotten in the end zone in the last nine quarters. charge her s chargers led by seven at the half. opening drive of the second half, rivers, the toss to gordon. he is gone. 66 yards, 17-3. had a chance to get into the end zone, the raiders settle for a field goal, actually, two. raiders are 1-8. they lose 20-6 the final. >> this will be a year that a lot of us will never forget. it's painful. it's really hard. it's painful. it's going to be hard to sleep again, hard to get up in the morning. we're going to keep working hard. this will be the foundation that this program leans on. >> i know it's going to get better. there's no doubt in my mind. i have seen it. i have been around guys. i've been around coaches. i have faith that it is. obviously, it's not doing that right now. but i know in the future it's going

gregor townsend has made eight changes to the scotland team for their match with argentina at murrayfieldstings — son of scotland great gavin — starting at fly half. josh strauss is given his first start since last year's summer tour at number eight. and england and arsenal'sjordan nobbs has taken to social media to say she is "heartbroken" after rupturing her anterior cruciate ligament seven months before the women's world cup. she said she was grateful for the support she's received, admitting she has been truly overwhelmed. sadio mane has been nominated for the bbc african footballer of the year award for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting his consistent levels of performance and goal scoring for both liverpool and senegal. the 26—year old was instrumental in helping jurgen klopp's side reach the champions league final and he continued his scoring at the world cup, as senegal were edged out at the group stage. i love scoring from my team. honestly i love scoring for my team. it isa honestly i love scoring for my team. it is a great season. sadly we didn't win something, but this

johnny townsend took off down the sideline to the l.a. 21. townson is jacked out of his mind. later in the drive, the raiders go for it on 4th and goal from 1. derek carr to dwayne harris who stopped well short of the end zone. final minute of the half, now tied at three, philip rivers to keenan allen. 11 yards capped off a 91-yard drive. a 10-3 halftime lead. on the first possession of the third quarter, ravens gets it -- rivers gets it to go gordon, lows past reggie nelson. 66 yard touchdown to give the l.a. a two touchdown lead. 4 minutes left, oakland goes for it on fourth and five. derek carr inexplicable -- inexplicably throws it into the ground. why not throw it in the air? the chargers won 20-6. oakland has not gotten into the end zone in there last two games as they fall to 1-8. >> this will be a year a lot of us will never forget and it's painful. it's really hard. it's painful. you know, it's going to be hard to sleep again, hard to get up in the morning but we're going to keep working hard. i know it sounds corny to some people but that is the toughness this organi

which made townsend completely furious.t was $10,000. >> yeah. >> it could have been repaired. but not after he finished with it. >> what did you think as he was smarni smashing the guitar? >> i thought what i would have done for that guitar four years earlier when i was making my own guitars through lack of money. but equally we saw the effect it had on the audience, they went crazy and we thought, well this might be another key in the door to success. >> build that into the budget of -- >> yeah, it was wasn't the key in the door to making any money, but we -- >> you and pete townsend have been together 50 odd years now. >> 60. >> longer than a marriage. >> and you, as you describe as like a brotherhood. but there was a moment it came to blows back i think in the '70s ard a '70s and he swung a guitar at you? >> we were rehearsal and there were camera crews filming the rehearsal and they were sitting on their camera box and i didn't film a foot of this whole rehearsal. so i said when are you going to start filming, guys, th

troy townsend is kick it out's education manager...ow, a kind of sends us into a little bit of a whirring state, and you now have to think about what more we can do to actually impact on the game. to eradicate the levels of discrimination that is still out there. are the authorities in the governing bodies i guess doing enough? there is a lot being done. i don't want to disrespect the level of education that is being impotent as our football clubs. and around the grounds as well. but there a lwa ys the grounds as well. but there always could be more. everybody knows that football has, i wouldn't say a limited funds but football had funds to actually apply and to make things able to provide that kind of essential education that is needed, so essential education that is needed, so for me actually we need to pull together to make sure that on the back of this kind of results, that more needs to be done and we put more needs to be done and we put more finances and resources towards educating more people and also identifying people that are

i met them in townsend and i went and met with them, town car when i was with him. he holds his phone up and says kev, look at this, how many of you know about o.d. map? how many states are employing it? it's an app for overdose reporting. real time, live. major juan colon over at the new jersey state police dmi, drug monitoring initiative and i met them and sat with them. it was interesting we're all looking at where the overdoses happen and their data was able to show us where they were coming from. where are they coming from to get their drugs? >> sharon from the attorney general's office in new jersey is, has just been in charge of opioids there and she sat with me. remember, i'm a nobody. i'm not a professional. i'm just a dad who buried his kid, but she sat with me to hear what i had to say, and gave me 30 minutes and after an hour and a half she said can you put all this in writing? chief brian pesh of boardingtown, and burlington county, prosecutor. they sat with me and devised not only a care program, but now we're talking about recovery houses which is the

mining sites as well as our presence and in their most recent report day identified more than two townsend's mind sites in eastern alone. which goal being the most important ones with if i wanted to over eighty percent of my mix for going to gold and some gold is it's more difficult to control and about sixteen percent of the miners were working in three chain mines and about whole of these miners were in regulated treaty mine so so three eighteen months covered by that it's keep program so that good supermarket an idea about the magnitude of the sector and some of the proportionally very small part that's that's covered by international regulatory initiatives but as we've heard from the un top man business means money does find its way into the fighters hands well back in two thousand and ten in america this law came into being and businesses were obliged to tell us if their products contained so-called conflict minerals from the democratic republic of congo reputation risks are to joke it comes out in a number of reports that are highlighted with the press on the companies that are doing l

head coach gregor townsend has brought hquones back into the side at centre — even though his performance to wales earlier this month. prop gordon reid and lock jonny gray will also start. one other line of rugby news for you — new zeland will host the women's rugby world cup in 2021. they beat competition from australia — and will be the first southern hemisphere country to stage the women's tournament. and before we go, we need to pay tribute to the end of an era... of one of the great footballing haircuts is no more... manchester united's marouane fellaini has got rid of his trademark curls...for a much closer, and some might say tidier cut. i'll have more for you in the next hour. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... theresa may is trying to secure cabinet backing for a brexit withdrawal agreement —telling ministers the deal she's secured from brussels is the best the uk can get. 50 people are confirmed dead and rescuers in california are still searching for hundreds of people reported missing, amid the worst wildfires in the history of

head coach gregor townsend has made six changes from last weekend to face a side he says are in the top the world. and finally a bit of a row in the world darts about breaking wind. the grand slam at barts about breaking wind. the grand slam at ba rts yesterday about breaking wind. the grand slam at barts yesterday but gary anderson and wesley harms accused each other of letting rip in the match. he blamed anderson's bowels for his loss. this week: robo—surgeons... ..swinging superstars... ..and sean bean toilet duck. here on click, we are constantly coming across jawdropping medical marvels. from robo—nurses, to ai which can outdiagnose experts. we have seen the future of medicine evolving before our eyes. it is fair to say medicine has come a long way. this is the old 0perating theatre museum in london. of course there is an 0ld 0perating theatre museum, why wouldn't there be? back in the late 1800s for example, this was the cutting edge — literally. and in the 130 years since, surgery has changed beyond recognition. but, as with all technology, we mustn't become overreliant on it. we

gregor townsend made six changes to his 15 after last weekend's win against fiji, the sprinboks scoredth centrejesse kriel powering his way through the scottish defence. but scotland fought back throughout the half. this brilliant set move from a line—out saw hamish watson cross the line to level the scores just before the break. this game is live on bbc2. the springboks having their advantage and have a narrative edition make it 20—0. —— 20 had been 20. three points ahead. another one to go six points ahead. that's a post up there is nothing in this match. wife on bbc two right now scotla nd match. wife on bbc two right now scotland trailing the springboks 20 - 23. scotland trailing the springboks 20 — 23. just about 20 minutes up playing that game. australia were comfortable winners over italy. 26—7 the final score in padua. winger marika koroibete scoring a couple of tries for the wallabies. it maintains the australians unblemished record against the azzurri. isaid it i said it was a great day for international rugby union. the action doesn't really stop. the top two ranked nations

>we pick things up in the first quarter....and the raiders with some trickeration.....j onny townsendis running for dear life.....he takes it into chargers territory...>but as quick as they bring the fans to their feet....they shut them up....fourth and one for the raiders....carr finds dwayne harris on the shovel pass but he is stopped short....>more bad offense from the raiders....carr drops back and is sacked and fumbles....credit melvin ingram on the sack.....credit corey leegent on the return....that turnover leads to a charger field goal to tie the game....>now just before haltime...it's still tied a 3....but this feels like when the momentum swung to the keena scoring just before the half....the chargers start the third quarter with the ball....rivers dumps it off to melvin gordon....and he does the rest himself...no one on the raiders defense wants to tackle and gordon takes it 66 yards to the house.....>later in the quarter....raiders down 17-3....and driving....carr finds jared cook in the seem.....cook has been one of the lone bright spots for oakland this season....that wo

>we pick things up in the first quarter....and the raiders with some trickeration.....j onny townsend he is running for dear life.....he takes it into chargers territory...>but as quick as they bring the fans to their feet....they shut them up....fourth and one for the raiders....carr finds dwayne harris on the shovel pass but he is stopped short....>more bad offense from the raiders....carr drops back and is sacked and fumbles....credit melvin ingram on the sack.....credit corey leegent on the return....that turnover leads to a charger field goal to tie the game....>now just before haltime...it's still tied a 3....but this feels like when the momentum swung to the chargers side....they score just before the half....phillip rivers to keenan allen......>so after scoring just before the half....the chargers start the third quarter with the ball....rivers dumps it off to melvin gordon....and he does the rest himself...no one on the raiders defense wants to tackle and gordon takes it 66 yards to the house.....>later in the quarter....raiders down 17-3....and driving....carr finds jared co

head coach gregor townsend's made six changes from last weekend's win over fiji to face a side that he or three in the world. and england's danny willett has a share of the lead at golf‘s world tour championship in dubai. willett sank this putt at the 16th for his third birdie in a row to put him 14 under par. tommy fleetwood needs to win the tournament if he's to successfully defend his european title. as it stands he's way down the field, leaving his friend and ryder cup teammate francesco molinari in pole position to top the rankings. there's more on the bbc sport website — bbc. co. uk/sport. for now, that is all from me. thank you very much. katherine downes at the bbc sports centre. you can see more on all of an old today's stories on the news channel throughout the next news on bbc one is at five o'clock. have hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on the death of our colleague richard baker who has died at the age of 93. he introduced the bbc‘s first—ever television news bulletin in 1954. he is also associated with classical music, including the annual new year co

social media critical to the enemy townsend's of followers are joining us on the streets.women were changing the world so many of. the digital. stars nov twenty fifth on. this is g.w. news coming to you live from berlin gunmen stormed the chinese consulate in the pakistani city of karachi an intense hour long shootout left old three gunmen dead but none of the chinese diplomats and stop at the consulate for her also coming up with prime minister theresa may tells parliament she's got the best possible divorce deal from the e.u. but spain's prime minister is pushing negotiations right up to the wire over prisons overseas territory of gibraltar. was germans in fact.

gregor townsend has made eight changes to the scotland team that was narrowly beaten by south africa their autumn international series on a high. when they take on argentina at murrayfield. the biggest change, may be positional as finn russell moves into inside centre. with adam hastings, son of scotland great gavin, starting at fly half. josh strauss is given his first start since last year's summer tour at number eight. france's players will wear rainbow laces in thei boots for their final test of the autumn series against fiji on saturday, to show support to former wales captain gareth thomas. serge simon, the vice president of the french rugby union tweeted the news saying "all of french rugby is with you" following the homophobic attack on thomas last weekend in cardiff. during his playing career thomas spent three years at toulouse, helping them to a european title. a survey of more than 27,000 football fans from 38 different countries says half of the football supporters in the uk have witnessed racism while watching matches, but only 40% say they would know how to report such

reporter: born in a working class neighborhood in london, daltrey met a couple of school pates, pete townsendle who shared a love for elvis, bo diddley and the everily brothers. >> we would make a hell of a racket, and the neighbors ever complained because they were so happy that i gave up the bugle and started the band. ♪ >> reporter: they would refine that racket. add drummer keith moon and build a sound around townshend's hard driving chords that spoke to teenagers' rage, angst and isolation. ♪ people try to put us down >> reporter: different than what the beatlings were doing. >> yeah, this was in your face stuff, the stuff that came from the inside of youth of the day. ♪ out here in the fields, i fight for my meals ♪ ♪ i get my back into my living >> reporter: while the chemistry clicked and they'd go on to sell 100 million records, it was a combustible mix. >> you know, it was a very volatile group of people. pete's described as four people who never should have been in a band together. >> yeah, we were more like a gang. we were much more like a gang than a group. >> reporter: the band'

you know how famous brian townsend is these days. welcome back, justice ginsburg. i want to begin by welcoming you back to the very courtroom where in your some 13 years on the d.c. circuit you heard 46 bank cases, 46. and including one you wrote went to the supreme court. all three were reversed. [laughter and not only that, the opinion reversing yours was written by none other than your friend, justice stevens. but pardon me-- it was a warrant case. but a powerful dissent by justice marshall, demonstrating that as usual, the d.c. circuit was correct. [laughter] justice ginsburg, when justice scalia gave the lecture some eight years ago, he went forward to judge flannery as a judge's judge, he referred. and i'd like to use that as our theme today and have a conversation with you about the art of judging. want to say something about that. david, i'm glad to have one of my favorite conversation partners with me and i would just like to say a word about judge flannery. i had the privilege of knowing him when i was on the d.c. circuit. he was a prince of a man. he --

part will get an upgrade between 2nd street and 6th street to the east and west and stevenson and townsend north and south. redevelopment calls for 8800 housing units and is expected to create 31,000 jobs. the board will take a final vote on the plan at its next meeting. meanwhile, happening today in the south bay, santa clara central park library will debut central park library will debut -- kiosk. kiosk a kickoff event at central park library on homestead road at 2:00 p.m. day, monopoly came out with a new version of its game, specifically mocking millennials. >> to quote the tag line on the box, you can't afford to buy it anyway. experiences including dining at a vegan bistro or attending a three-day music festival. mr. monopoly is cupping a >> he has the ear back seat there are a lot of millennials who are coming out and protesting the game. they say they're upset. i say protesting a millennial monopoly game is the most millennial thing that has ever happened. >> who will be the first one to buy one? that would be fun playing that around the christmas tree and all of that. let's talk a

palaces andros townsend squandered.1a points behind manchester city r claudio ranieri first game in charge of fulham saw them beat southampton in a brilliant game at craven cottage alexander mitrovic scored twice, his first the equaliser to make it 1—1 and then a volleyed winner inside the last half hour. stuart armstrong scored both goals for saints, they remain just above the relegation zone on goal difference. the 3—2 win moves the cottagers off the bottom of the table. very important for me to give the idea of a fighting spirit and the reaction after we were down was amazing for us. they of match and again, we wanted to win and it was very important. this is the spirit that i like. a couple of other results to mention. goals from glenn murray and jamie vardy cancelled each other out as brighton and leicester drew 1—1. and gylfi sigurddsson gave everton a 1—0 win at home to cardiff. fourth against third, tottenham and chelsea have just kicked off at wembley. no goals yet. very early stages. celtic are three points cl

three, john goodman, derek carr, anna goodman on the sidelines, second quarter raiders up 7-3, john townsendt of his end zone, cyrus jones fielded all the way back to the 30, but this gets a special teams out of the doghouse. jones, 70 yard return, and baltimore took a 10-7 lead. third quarter, 20-10 ravens, car under pressure, look at cook bailing him out, reaching back, one-handed grab, that's a touchdown, and the raiders within -- when a field goal. baltimore responds with a 17 play drive, rookie lamar jackson to the radar -- raider michael crabtree. raiders backup 10. six minutes to play, raiders force a goal at fourth and eight, car hit from behind, jarrell cracks it down, the 36- year-old is running out of bounds, he returned in for a 43 yard knockout blow, baltimore wins 34-17, raiders dropped to 2-9. >> disappointing, europe 75 yards, passing to a tight end, you can't get off the field, stop the inside running game, can't protect when you have to, those are the storylines to me, things i've got to figure out. and until we do, we will have a lot of long faces. >> ben roethlisberger an

the affected area runs from market street to townsend and from second to sixth streets. the plan will create about 31,000 jobs and nearly 9,000 new homes. and be considered affordable housing. >>> a vote is under way to elect a new gop leader for the next session of congress. republicans face a two-way race for minority leader. now house majority leader kevin mccarthy appears set to be elected after house speaker paul ryan announced he is leaving office in january. mccarthy announced his bid in a letter circulated on election night among gop letters. >>> meantime, representative nancy pelosi's bid to return as the democrat nominee for si against the trump administration. the television network is trying to get white house to restore the credentials of reporter jim acosta. his white house press pass was revoked last week after an incident at president trump's news conference. the administration says that acosta's pass was pulled because he refused to yield the microphone. cnn says that the revoked pass violated acosta's first amendment rights to freely report on the gover

that this occurs and we have other major sites proposing housing, over 1,000 units, which is 330 townsend, and the creamery along with 4th and bryant. we also have another site dedicated to 100% affordable housing. 821 howard street, 200 units of affordable housing. i've thanked our city agency and staff members. i want to recognize our community groups that have been following the plan for 8 years and input and amendments for all of them. we are soma coalition jobs for justice, action network todd co. colleagues, i mentioned 113 amendments were made over six land use. i have three more amendments to make. all of them have been heard at land use and are substantive but will not require us to continue the vote today. and so i have handed -- distributed to board members. again, these have been discussed. i'm introducing them to the final plan. commissioner safai wanted to introduce them with regard to ground floor on one of the sites. >> supervisor safai: yes. we had the opportunity to talk about heights of ceiling. and we've met with with the project sponsor and got greater explanation. pa

coming to our board, november 6 th is a long-awaited project on townsend street as well as valencia streeter and forthcoming our projects to improve safety on powell and brandon street. we will be starting construction soon on 19th avenue and valencia. i really enjoyed this picture of valencia. i asked myself if i could return us to that traffic control device and would not be the design we would implement? i would go with that in the train tracks. on our safe people side, there is a huge amount of work from our team. this is our kill with kindness campaign that we are doing around two of -- i'm hopeful that the a.v. works on this one. if it doesn't, i assure you we are doing good work here. there is no sound. ok. thank you. so this is a campaign rolling out to share key information about our safety campaign. as well as we are doing additional radio adds coming soon as well. we will be reinforcing speed limits and anti- speeding behaviour. we have done an in-depth look at left turn collisions. (-left-parenthesis collisions are predominating the kind of collisions that we see that result in

i want to thank the board of directors for your strong support of the townsend improvement plan in july. our office and the neighborhood is incredibly excited we will finally put these improvements in the ground by a corridor utilized by so many workers, residents and tourists. i'm here to voice my really strong support for three critical safety projects in my district. the safer taylor project, sixth street pedestrian safety and howard street near-term improvements for our cyclists. these are three of our most dangerous corridors in san francisco. and i'm preaching to the choir, i know, but 13% of our streets account for 75% of all of our injuries and improving the safety of a very small minority of our streets will vastly improve safety for our entire city which means less people injured and less people killed and we know these injuries and deaths are 100% preventable. on sixth street someone walking is injured by a car every 16 days on average. that's 37 times the san francisco average. on taylor street between 2011-2016, my first six years on the board of supervisors, 53 people were