yvette cooper. thank you, mr speaker. _ yvette cooper. thank you, mr speaker. for _ yvette cooper. cooper. thank you, mr. speaker, for your response and yvette cooper. thank you, mr - speaker, for your response and thank you to the home secretary for her apology. mr speaker, the prime minister flew apology. mr speaker, the prime ministerflew to apology. mr speaker, the prime minister flew to dover today to congratulate himself and to tell us that his plan is working. even though the asylum backlog he promised to clear is at a record high, decisions are down, caseworkers have dropped, hotel uses up, returns are down, only 1% of last year's small boat cases have been processed and 7500 people arrived on dangerous, small boats in the last few months alone. the massive gap between the tories�* rhetoric and reality show is the home secretary still has no grip on the system and this conservative chaosis the system and this conservative chaos is letting everyone down. the prime minister claims today he is stopping the boats, but the 7600 people who have arrived in the last few months alon

yvette cooper. thank you, mr speaker- — the house. yvette cooper.per. thank you, mr speaker. to date _ the house. yvette cooper. thank you, mr speaker. to date shows _ the house. yvette cooper. thank you, mr speaker. to date shows that - the house. yvette cooper. thank you, mr speaker. to date shows that the l mr speaker. to date shows that the prime _ mr speaker. to date shows that the prime minister and the home secretary have no plan to fix the tory's — secretary have no plan to fix the tory's smaller boats chaos, and their_ tory's smaller boats chaos, and their only— tory's smaller boats chaos, and their only policy to send everyone to rwanda — their only policy to send everyone to rwanda is now completely unravelling. they have already admitted it will cost £159,000 to send _ admitted it will cost £159,000 to send every person to rwanda come on top of— send every person to rwanda come on top of the _ send every person to rwanda come on top of the checks they have already written. _ top of the checks they have already written, but now the court

jackson: i would like to thank the honorable congresswoman yvette clarke. i would like now to yield to my colleague, the honorable sheila cherfilus-mccormick, from florida. mrs. cherfilus-mccormick: thank you so much. it is an honor to be here to celebrate our caribbean heritage month. it's also an honor to be here co-anchoring with jonathan jackson from illinois and i want to say a very special thank you to our chairman for allowing us to be here and speak about all the accomplishments of caribbean americans. as both the first haitian american democrat elected to congress and a permanent member of the house foreign affairs committee, i'm firmly committed to supporting strong u.s.-caribbean ties. but we cannot forget the success of this global partnership depends directly on haiti's prosperity and its ability to triumph in the face of challenges. today haiti has found itself engulfed in chaos. the stability of the country and the preservation of its democracy institutions must remain paramount of importance to the united states. last week guyana and the dom

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against the power of the state in the country where many don't even they have to criticize the gramlin, yvette kitchens or the metal, the subway. and these country, one man takes up arms in hand and makes demands. of course, he is not a long while. he was not alone behind him war, thousands of on demand with guns in their hands, but precaution is not part of the russian bureaucratic system. she has no government behind him, and no apology is political bodies. and suddenly president putin himself is austin . she is called equal gosh. rank of from the letter was to negotiate with him. and suddenly everyone is talking about a possible full of food. and then suddenly these soley pyramids of power doesn't look so solid anymore. lastly, i am curious about how all of this is being reported on in russia itself. as many people, especially of my generation that have been brought to the 1990. so when the, then the soviet president, gorbachev was being housing crimea and that was an attempt to cool. and that time michael j cost is bullets. one leg was showing continuously on silvia television. as his time

crime had risen, and while saying that stop and search was an important part and an important tool, yvette switch over to bbc parliament. we on bbc news will be back in the house of commons shortly. mps will be debating that dramatic report from last week which found that boris johnson repeatedly misled parliament about lockdown parties in downing street. already, we have to say, number ten has said that rishi sunak will not be attending the debate. stick with us on bbc news for the full coverage. working into responsibly as at all. working into this a _ responsibly as at all. working into this a few— responsibly as at all. working into this a few years ago, we found an alarming — this a few years ago, we found an alarming number of under ten—year—olds who were being stopped

conocer un nuevo participante de nuestro nuevo reality es lorenzo méndez, aquí vemos la entrevista con yvettecas que vamos a vivir y me gustó que también vamos a ganar dinero. >> escoge el tiempo lorenzo porque vamos con todo. >> ¡y la convivencia? : >> yo siempre soy el alma de la fiesta. >> o sea que no vas a tener mucho problema. >> no nos de la convivencia nos tomo y preocupado más bien del tema logístico. >> ¡¿y que están en buena forma estás?. >> no estoy en mi mejor forma pero tenemos tiempo para hacer ejercicio la casa > bueno debe haber cosas que te molestan, como qué. >> el desorden en una casa. gusta una casa organizada. >> ¡¿cuál fue la opinión de la novia? . >> bien, muy tranquila. >> no se lo mira que habrá muchas mujeres. >> no no para nada. >> ibas a estarse encerrada victoria aislado hay mucha tentación. >> siempre que tal enfocado en ganar los 50. >> y ganar posiblemente recetas d ese dinero ayudaría a hacer muchas como empresario en mi carrera y también ayudar a la gente, lo padres que los que estén votando también pueden ganar sin cuota $1000, es mucho dinero también. >> a

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. >> so we heard from secretary yvette cooper saying there's actually no guidebook for asylum people.ormation on how you're supposed to apply for asylum is not easy to access. the route that many people who are facing being deported to rwanda did come in through. what are the safe, legal routes available for people wanting to seek asylum in the u.k. at the moment? >> at the moment, the true route that we know one is for the ukraine and the other one is for kong. i think that is the one, you know, that's the only one. we heard about african but nothing happened with that. there is actually no, you know, wrote that is available for people. that is why people, you know, use the means available to them to try taking those risks and try to cross. that is a big part of the problem. because there is no rupte people legally or safely to get into that is life to set protections so those people take those dangerous routes people are taking. >> would do you make of the response from the government of rwanda pushing back against the narrative that this is not a safe asylum for people who are seek

yvette laughs i'm laughing because it's still really hard for me to know the days. reached akosombo, which is quite something to think about. i remember when it was day zero and the expedition seemed like it would take forever, which it has. today is day a0. today is the last day of the agbetsi living water expedition, at least in terms of us being on the boat and me swimming in the river. and i havejust... just 18km left to go to reach the estuary where the volta riverjoins the gulf of guinea. or perhaps one way of getting closer... this one, sorry. this is the one i was talking about. ok, so we're here and we're trying to aim for the point where we almost hit the ocean. and so if i measure the remaining distance left, we have between 15km and 16km, or 17km maximum. so she's going to swim the first 12 and then do the... uh, for the next two hours and then do the final five after an hour's break. i experience a number of different feelings and emotions when i'm swimming and afterwards, too. i mean, obviously, i feel tired. ifeel tired all the time and my muscles are

use. isaac college of reports from the region active is finding different way. yvette day is passionate about guidance environments. prove of that if hes swimming through gun and slick volta for more than 40 days, covering on a viral root of 450 kilometers. this lake, the world's largest, that the free share was of why it's one of the few what a waste in ghana still cleaning now forehead to streaming is so encouraging and so amazing to be able to swing that votes around for like this. and i'd love to see a little somebody's and so on. and specifically across the, the, some of the, again, took test expedition was to draw attention to the pollution of guidance, what the bodies, some of which come from 2nd hand clothing waste 15 mediums looking 100 clothing items points gonna every week over for stick. the st ends up in west heaps like here in the clear like going in a cry such as competing against environmental pollution was organized by there or foundation scientists, isabella brew. it's parts of the team. harold was to take what the samples at various points for testing. in this tulip,

at the shadow home secretary yvette i thankful to the responders.oper has tweeted. she thanked the emergency services for responding. we still have had no response from the prime minister or the cabinet but we will get back through the course of the day. if you are just joining us on bbc news, we are recapping what has happened is nottingham. a31—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder, that is in connection with three separate incidents. the first one is in which police were called to ilkeston road in the city are just after thorium when they felt two people died in the street. 0fficers two people died in the street. officers were then called to a second incident in milton street where they say a fan had attempted to another three people —— call to ilkeston road at the city atjust after aam where they found two people had died in the street. there was a third incident where a man was found dead in magdala road. as i said before, police have arrested a 31—year—old man on suspicion of murder, he remains in police custody but police say

needs the 2023medina count yvette ran advocate of the year. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon watch live coverage of the u.s. house when lawmakers return right here on c-span. and now we take you live to testimony from outgoing c.d.c. director dr. rochelle with a lynskey -- walinski. we join this subcommittee hearing on c-span.walinski -- w. we join this subcommittee hearing on c-span.

sometimes you gotta think and think that maybe there's times where you go to yvette and the vet tells you it's time to make a tough decision and people just don't want to do it because they loved their animal so much. absolutely, those are some really boozy pets. as well, thank you so much, philip, but please stick around. philip will be joining us right after the break. and when we come back, the pet culture has taken over an asia where a luxury brand houses are now turning a profit with pets, kotor the culture. and japan is a new phenomenon that has been taking off over the last few decades. pets had been increasing in numbers throughout japan, as it is a convenient way to provide companionship without the demands of a child. young couples who do not have the required time or are ready to raise a baby, or elders core lowly have turned to raising pets for comfort. currently, estimates plays the number of pets above the number of children under the age of 15 . there is 19200000 pets in japan, but only 17900000 children due to the declining birth rate, an aging population in japan, or.

we've yvette cooper, to what we've neart— yvette cooper, to what we've neart tren — yvette cooper, to these people are criminals? yeah \3 people are criminals? yeah no, i mean, we're having— people are criminals? yeah no, i mean, we're having the difference about policies. and when it comes to foreign criminals, we are up for deporting them. but more broadly, when people arrive in this illegally this country illegally and come across that channel, we are seeing there be detain seeing that there will be detain . and sorry, i'm let me just . and i'm sorry, i'm let me just be verv— . and i'm sorry, i'm let me just be verw etear— . and i'm sorry, i'm let me just be very clear about— and i'm sorry, i'm let me just be very clear about this. the statew— be very clear about this. the shadow home— be very clear about this. the shadow home secretary is talking ateat— shadow home secretary is talking ateat aswtan— shadow home secretary is talking about asylum seekers being neaset— about asylum seekers being housed-hotels— about asylum seekers being housed-hotels .- about asylum seekers being hou

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deliberately openly scuffled those pace tools. meanwhile, 24 hours ago, african leaders expressed yvette positions on ukraine with the south african president courting on both sides to de escalate details. now, with a sign of like a, i think it's quite remarkable that the lodging there put in felt the need to bring this agreement to his meeting with the african leaders. in my opinion, it shows the significance. he attaches to these mediation efforts as well as rushes reputation, because i think what he's trying to do is to counter west the narrative that the russian military alteration in ukraine came absolutely on per bolt. and the west and media and weston officials liked to present it. as a, this cruel attempt to grab your print, entire true, where in fact uh, in the view of the russian president, what russia does is defending its own legitimate security concerns and in ukraine. and he was very straightforward in describing russian perspective in front of the african leaders. he said the, the uh, that agreement that he actually demonstrates it, to them had this title on permanent neut

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and then this is going to undermine the minutes re establishment and yvette. it'd be great at the time of specialization. i think that by the russians, that's enough, and in a way or another, that big war for now with that's up to it. thank you. meanwhile, there's been no pause in russia's offensive in ukraine, but that's a crossover too. so in the hall, in t u, for us and firstly, how is this phone and development being viewed by the authorities? that of the, it goes without saying pretty much doesn't it, that they will be absolutely fixed on every moment unfolding here the government in the form of presidents that lensky, of course, is not at this moment, commenting publicly. we've heard comments from a senior adviser to president, so landscape me kind of put it back. who says this obviously points to splits in the russian elite. and what is happening in russia is just the beginning. so they will be watching those events evolve very closely. indeed, but of course i will the ministry leadership in this country to try and determine what impact all of this migh

>> funny, instead of yvette, you ask her brother. >> depends on the dog. want to give them marijuana to relax them. nice shroom gummy, let them experience -- >> greg: no. why did i ask you? >> take them on a journey, keep them safe. anyone here grew up in the '70s, can be a spirit guy and talk through the trip. >> greg: forget it. >> pet him. try petting him, greg. relax, it issin fine. or you forget it is fireworks, they are coming for me. cnn is coming for me. >> greg: i can hide under the couch. >> some fireworks fell into the water. they couldn't get a j give a gu with a boat a job. >> greg: that is worse than private jets. i'll bet "fox and friends" will be all over this, right? >> todd: this is a "fox and friends" story. this is a block. to your point, what is frustrating about this, this is the same thing as coal-fire pizza oven, the environment impact, zero. you have john kerry flying in a jet and we raise it on every show because that is what we do. overall point, why are we focused on ruining a tradition. i know your introduction was a joke, amer

yvette was in part built -- that was in part to build in this century during the bush administration. it was picked up effectively by the obama administration. which had a number of people, including yourself dedicated to the maintenance of a bipartisan consensus. for the role of the united states. one of those things that you and all of us need to remind our policymakers is that, the effectiveness of even just modest measures by the united states. modest measures. promoting the well-being of the rest of the world and ensuring our own national security. gary mentioned that foreign assistance will likely come under -- the next round of budget discussions. we were discussing before that when we took a poll and ask people, how much of the budget for foreign assistance. the average american will tell you it is about 45%. george w. bush doubled real farm experience and the particles to one of federal spending 1% of the entire federal budget. we need to remind folks that those may be some of the most valuable dollars that are spent by the federal government. they are valuable from a humanit

. >> this is yvette, she is responsible for the beautiful cakes. >> brian: what time did you get up? own the baked goods pace in the united states. >> yes, we are in 27 states, 10 on the horizon, 60 cafes under construction and on our way to 1000 units by 2030. >> ainsley: how did you get there? what is the secret? >> take a look. >> ainsley: how do you make them perfectly? >> we have masters at work. >> you do a good job. >> really doing it, everything baked and made inhouse. >> steve: if there are franchises involved, people might be thinking, i got time, i could do that, if interested how do they become a franchisee? >> go to www.paris baguette.com. >> steve: idea of how much it costs with investment? >> franchise fee is $50000, everything laid out. >> brian: you get the hats with the 50,000? you said baked goods. you went through the pandemic and you are excelling. we did. our stats are unbelievable, double-digit year over year sales from 1920, 21 and '22. guest count is strong. 17 billion bakery industry. we probably all remember mom and pop bakeries when we were young that we i

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so we heard - from labour's shadow home secretary yvette cooper today saying there is actually no guidebookion on how you are supposed to apply for not easily accessible. you came through as you said the route that many other people who are facing being deported to rwanda did come in through. what are the safe, legal routes available for people wanting to seek asylum in the uk at the moment? at wanting to seek asylum in the uk at the moment?— wanting to seek asylum in the uk at the moment? �* ., , ., the moment? at the moment, is zero. i think the the moment? at the moment, is zero. i think the true — the moment? at the moment, is zero. i think the true root _ the moment? at the moment, is zero. i think the true root that _ the moment? at the moment, is zero. i think the true root that we _ the moment? at the moment, is zero. i think the true root that we know, - i think the true root that we know, one is for ukraine and the other one is for hong kong. i think that is the one that is the only one. and i think, you know, we heard about the afghans but nothing happened with that. you know, th

democratic new york representative yvette clarke introduced a bill that will require politicians to disclosesenator amy klobuchar also sponsored and identical bill. do you agree that a.i. generated political ads, let's just stay that particular lane, right? political ads should be federally regulated how could something like that even be regulated. we talk about the first amendment, we talk about satire, but what it is a warning label if no one's going to read it? >> yeah, that's a really good question. i agree that in a political situation, we make candidates say, i approve this message. i see no reason why we shouldn't ask them to say that this has been generated by artificial intelligence. it is a good starting guard rail to put in place. i am not sure, to your point, that everybody will notice that disclaimer and that it won't have negative impacts on some peoples beliefs and voting patterns. on the other hand, again, satire is allowed it. is a really fine line between satire and misinformation in these types of situations we. i think a warning label in either case is definitely warrante

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according to the chronicle, an artist named yvette madden and claims her artwork was copied to create the laser rainbow. she says it's a direct replica of her own work, global rainbow, the nonprofit art organization. illuminate is behind the laser rainbow. its attorney say that matter has no legal right to stop san francisco or any other location from using a rainbow as a symbol. new at noon, the san francisco giants and the city are celebrating the first residential building to be completed as part of the mission rock project, mayor london breed joined giants ceo larry baer this morning for the grand opening of the canyon. the residential high rise is built on what was a 28 acre parking lot across mccovey cove from oracle park. the project will include several buildings. the first residents are moving in today. the mission rock will build 1000, at least 1000 new rental homes. the canyon here, which were dedicating is 283. of those homes. and we are especially proud of the fact that of the 283, 102 of the units are are below market rate, affordable housing, which we're really thrilled

yvette nunez joins us live from airport in new jersey.out of that airport every week there are more and more problems now the ceo guy has kirby saying faa needs to hire more people yeah, we definitionly heard from him. he has definitely pointed the finger at the faa as far as what we have have been seeing the newark international airport. we are see seeing some of those looming effects. newark airport bigger picture we are looking at 139 cancellations so far this morning. 19% of them are coming from united airlines. and some of these disruptions were being blamed due to the bad weather we're talking summer storms, the last couple of days and also the nationwide air traffic controller shortage. now, this morning we also have been catching up with some of those frustrated passengers think were waiting several hours, waiting for airlines to rebook them. the line doesn't move i know they don't have anything open for us. someone already said that the next flight may leave july 1st. so, we're thinking of getting a car and driving back home. i c

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from yvette in ella whelan.ritain is why we see tndnds— this pc britain is why we see tndnds dike— this pc britain is why we see things like the— this pc britain is why we see things like the rotherham rape gangs— things like the rotherham rape genes oed— things like the rotherham rape genes oer ewey— things like the rotherham rape gangs get away with it for so dend— gangs get away with it for so keno peepke— gangs get away with it for so keno peepke ee— gangs get away with it for so long people are scared to be kepekked— long people are scared to be labelled now— long people are scared to be labelled now it's— long people are scared to be labelled now it's pretty evident nem— labelled now it's pretty evident nen ny— labelled now it's pretty evident from my twitter— labelled now it's pretty evident from my twitter that i'm not seed— from my twitter that i'm not seed te— from my twitter that i'm not seed te sey— from my twitter that i'm not scared to say what i think. i den-d— scared to say what i think. i den-d

rear admiral yvette davies is qualified for the next superintendent of the u.s. naval academy. admiral davis is a career professional military officer who has sworn oath to support and defend the constitution and our country. she has consistently put service before self and the constitution before politics. admiral davis graduated from the u.s. naval academy in 1989 with a bs in ocean graphic and was commissioned as an ensign. she later received an ma in national security and strategic studies from the naval war college in 2002 and an ms in national resource strategies from the industrial college of the armed forces in 2012. she had a distinguished career at sea highlighted by commanding multiple u.s. warships as well as a carrier strike group. she as served in increasing roles of importance including as a military advisor at the state department and as the chief of staff at the u.s. southern command. admiral davis has led men and women in combat and her extensive experience will be vital to leading our next generation of officers at the naval academy. admiral davis' confirmati

yvette austin, bbc news, maidstone.? yeah, it has cotten cost of potatoes? yeah, it has gotten to _ cost of potatoes? yeah, it has gotten to a — cost of potatoes? yeah, it has gotten to a stage _ cost of potatoes? yeah, it has gotten to a stage now- cost of potatoes? yeah, it has gotten to a stage now where l cost of potatoes? yeah, it has i gotten to a stage now where we cost of potatoes? yeah, it has - gotten to a stage now where we have .one gotten to a stage now where we have gone from _ gotten to a stage now where we have gone from being £8 to £9. at the current_ gone from being £8 to £9. at the current moment it is about £20 to £25 per— current moment it is about £20 to £25 per sack of potatoes. the main part of— £25 per sack of potatoes. the main part of our— £25 per sack of potatoes. the main part of our meal has now gone up to the point _ part of our meal has now gone up to the point where we are having to think_ the point where we are having to think about price increases. we are lucky— think about price incre

yvette cooper.lences, thoughts end greyere gd— and our condolences, thoughts end greyere gd id— and our condolences, thoughts and prayers go to their ieniiiee— and prayers go to their families, their loved ones, ineir— families, their loved ones, their friends— families, their loved ones, their friends and colleagues , their friends and colleagues, end— their friends and colleagues, end der— their friends and colleagues, and our thoughts and best wishes to and our thoughts and best wishes id gd— and our thoughts and best wishes id gd id— and our thoughts and best wishes id gd id ine— and our thoughts and best wishes to go to the three— and our thoughts and best wishes to go to the three other people wnd— to go to the three other people wnd newe— to go to the three other people who have been— to go to the three other people who have been injured in this same terrible— who have been injured in this same terrible attack. and to indir— same terrible attack. and to their families— same terrible attack. a

yvette cooper his shadow home secretary is basically gary lineker in a wig and most labour share .hose criminals went on to reoffend , including one arnesto reoffend, including one arnesto elliot , who brutally stabbed elliot, who brutally stabbed a man to death. yet ms whittam called them vulnerable people, adding refugees need protection, not deport nation. whose side are these people on.7 some 9346 have crossed the channel illegally. this year, including at least 1500 this week and over 300 today. say we have absolutely no idea who any of these people are . we now no these people are. we now no longer know who walks among us. of course, they're not all bad apples. some made genuinely be fleeing war zones, but they could have claimed asylum in france. mind you, have you been to paris recently .7 but it's to paris recently? but it's delusional and danger worse for the lineker rights to claim that they're all saints to enable security sources leaked to the daily mail reveal that there are at least 19 terrorists living at full taxpayer's expense , full taxpayer's expense, including

yvette cooper his shadow home secretary is basically gary lineker in a wig and most labour share .hose criminals went on to reoffend , including one arnesto reoffend, including one arnesto elliot , who brutally stabbed elliot, who brutally stabbed a man to death. yet ms whittam called them vulnerable people, adding refugees need protection, not deport nation. whose side are these people on.7 some 9346 have crossed the channel illegally. this year, including at least 1500 this week and over 300 today. say we have absolutely no idea who any of these people are . we now no these people are. we now no longer know who walks among us. of course, they're not all bad apples. some made genuinely be fleeing war zones, but they could have claimed asylum in france. mind you, have you been to paris recently .7 but it's to paris recently? but it's delusional and danger worse for the lineker rights to claim that they're all saints to enable security sources leaked to the daily mail reveal that there are at least 19 terrorists living at full taxpayer's expense , full taxpayer's expense, including

yvette :�* party. well, we have been talking this , chris. what talking about this, chris.'t stop the labour party putting something forward and conservatives will probably oppose i think oppose that, but i think they might say, look, has the might say, look, what has the privileges committee put forward and vote for this. but it and we'll vote for this. but it is knife edge for boris at the is a knife edge for boris at the moment because really he needs this than a ten day this to be less than a ten day suspension, doesn't he ? so he suspension, doesn't he? so he might through . i might be putting through. i don't know, some reasons against the findings against him . that's the findings against him. that's right. if the findings against him. that's right . if it's less than ten right. if it's less than ten eevs— right. if it's less than ten eevs or— right. if it's less than ten days or fewer— t g if it's less than ten days or fewer than ten days, roen— days or fewer than ten days, rnen llnesev— days or fewer than ten days, then lindsay hoyle does not have to then lindsay h

your government who should decide who comes here, not criminal gangs. 0n the other side, labour's yvettelan is completely unravelling, described it as unworkable, unethical and extortionately expensive. kevin saunders, former chief immigration officerfor uk border saunders, former chief immigration officer for uk border office 2006-16, he officer for uk border office 2006—16, he has been there and done it, good morning. and harjap bhangal, immigration lawyer, nice to speak to you again. veronica is in portsmouth, let's go straight with a caller, what do you think? should i press on? hello, veronica, are you there? we have just lost out, the line has dropped! kevin, what do you think?— what do you think? well, the government _ what do you think? well, the government needs _ what do you think? well, the government needs to - what do you think? well, the government needs to press | what do you think? well, the i government needs to press on. what do you think? well, the - government needs to press on. the judgment wasjust one government needs to press on. the judgment was just one tiny litt

supervisors my name is yvette corcoran. i've lived in san francisco for 25 years.emember aegis turd, nurse and mother of two beautiful teenagers. i'm terrified for the safety of not only my children, but our entire community. i have watched numerous videos of san francisco teenagers being brutally beaten in malls. in public parks and in the streets, how much business homelessness and drug crisis have been out of control in this area. the open air drug market, and the safe injection sites have contributed to this problem. violent assaults, beatings, stabbings and shootings are on the rise in san francisco. san francisco has been become a city of tolerance to criminals who act with impunity here. it seems that the criminals have more rights than law abiding citizens, businesses and large corporations are fleeing this once beautiful city due to the lawlessness. immediate changes need to be implemented to keep the residents and children safe. i am here today. on a personal matter. i have sent each of you and others. emails the first one on april 17th addressing my conc

you know, caroline lucas, thangam, debbonaire yvette cooper, nodding, , very sagely nodding, you know think i don't think he did everything ttptt. — don't think he did everything ttptt. t— don't think he did everything ttptt. t ton-t— don't think he did everything right. i don't think- don't think he did everything right. t:t:3t3�* . "<é right. i don't think everyone, anyone is perfect, but i think he did a considerable amount for this country. i think he delivered brexit. he won the mayoralty twice. he won the biggest conservative majority in 30 years. and essentially he's been hounded out of the house of commons. and a gross overreaction_ and a gross overreaction from the privileges competes— overreaction from the privileges committee, wasn't— overreaction from the privileges committee, wasn't it? i think t— committee, wasn't it? i think so. i mean, look— committee, wasn't it? i think so. i mean, look at what they ott— so. i mean, look at what they to wttt— so. i mean, look at what they did with margaret you did with margaret ferry, you know,— did with margaret ferry, you know the—

you know, caroline lucas, thangam, debbonaire yvette cooper, nodding, , very sagely nodding, you know't think he did everything hhhr. r— don't think he did everything hphr. r hon-r— don't think he did everything right. i don't think- don't think he did everything right. r:r:3r" . "<5: right. i don't think everyone, anyone is perfect, but i think he did a considerable amount for this country. i think he delivered brexit. he won the mayoralty twice. he won the biggest conservative majority in 30 years. and essentially he's been hounded out of the house of commons. and a gross overreaction_ and a gross overreaction from the privileges cohrhhree,— overreaction from the privileges committee, wasn't— overreaction from the privileges committee, wasn't it? i think r— committee, wasn't it? i think so. i mean, look— committee, wasn't it? i think so. i mean, look at what they hrh— so. i mean, look at what they hrh whh— so. i mean, look at what they did with margaret you did with margaret ferry, you know,— did with margaret ferry, you know, he— did with margaret ferry, you know, the - mp - did wi

i mean, the recent policy that that yvette cooper came up with the shadow home secretary, she came upo is this the labour— him vote in favour of brexit. so is this the labour party really savtng— is this the labour party really savtng we— is this the labour party really savtng we are— is this the labour party really saying we are trying to ape what tony— saying we are trying to ape what tonv htatr— saying we are trying to ape what tonv htatr tht— saying we are trying to ape what tony blair did to— saying we are trying to ape what tony blair did to the tories tast— tony blair did to the tories hast tn— tony blair did to the tories back in 19977— tony blair did to the tories back in 1997? yeah, well , i back in 1997? yeah, well, i tony— back in 1997? yeah, well, i mean, tony blair would would not be mean, tony blair would would not he tn— mean, tony blair would would not he tn tavou— mean, tony blair would would not he tn tavou ot— mean, tony blair would would not be in favour of brexit, but i mean certainly— be in favour of brexit, but i mean certainly it is very strtttng— mean certain

and of course labour have yvette cooper they've she's called it totally dysfunctional all.nd also the— that's eti, the three year old and also the two— that's eti, the three year old and also the two french cousins, hete— and also the two french cousins, inaya mt— and also the two french cousins, mete mt athe— and also the two french cousins, mete mt hthe .— and also the two french cousins, inaya and alba . while peter, the inaya and alba. while peter, the 22 menth— inaya and alba. while peter, the 22 mehth ett— inaya and alba. while peter, the 22 month old dutch baby is in eehee. — 22 month old dutch baby is in eehee. hut— 22 month old dutch baby is in eehee. hut .— 22 month old dutch baby is in geneva. but i think we can now sheet— geneva. but i think we can now eeeet te— geneva. but i think we can now eeeet te ttmee— geneva. but i think we can now speak to times france correspondent david chazan, whee— correspondent david chazan, who's actually— correspondent david chazan, who's actually there near the hem. — who's actually there near the hem. ahe— who's actually there n

yvett— saying it's categorically untrue . nut, you— saying it's categorically untrue . nut, wou san—ing we won-t— change committee is saying we wont-toot— change committee is saying we won-t-toot-itl change committee is saying wei won't-food-if you won't have food and water if you ton-t— won't have food and water if you ton-t-us— won't have food and water if you don't-us, listen- won't have food and water if you don't-us, listen to- don't listen to us, listen to tin.— don't listen to us, listen to tin-so— don't listen to us, listen to tin-so wou- don't listen to us, listen to him. so you haven't answered him. but so you haven't answered my question — him. but so you haven't answered my question. what— him. but so you haven't answered my question. cg my question. what gives you the right to go into lords today and go on to that pitch when people have spent a lot of hard earned money on a ticket to go and enjoy a day of cricket , we are enjoy a day of cricket, we are on a highway to climate hell, as the un secretary—general says , the un secretary—general says, if ordinary people suppo