Zero. I want to acknowledge that vision zero is an extremely emotional topic. Imagine some of you are feeling a sense of rage and youre looking for somebody to glaim. Others may be feeling powerless, shaken, heartbroken, that is all okay, we understand that. Like you the leaders who join me today share your grief anytime somebody is injured or killed on our streets. We all know in our hearts, and in our guts, that this is unacceptable. This is not the kind of city that we want to live in and that is why ten years ago, today, many of our visionary leaders made San Francisco the second city in america to adopt vision zero. Since i joined the sfm board of directors i was laser focus on how it will get to zero. This is my number one priority in my service to this city. I see the ability to walk, bike, drive, roll, or take transit safely without fior of harm as a basic right and freedom that everybody should expect in our city. Its why i created the vision zero subcommittee so that we can a
Me today share your grief anytime somebody is injured or killed on our streets. We all know in our hearts, and in our guts, that this is unacceptable. This is not the kind of city that we want to live in and that is why ten years ago, today, many of our visionary leaders made San Francisco the second city in america to adopt vision zero. Since i joined the sfm board of directors i was laser focus on how it will get to zero. This is my number one priority in my service to this city. I see the ability to walk, bike, drive, roll, or take transit safely without fior of harm as a basic right and freedom that everybody should expect in our city. Its why i created the vision zero subcommittee so that we can all sit around the table together, talk about opportunities, but also talk about the real challenges that director tumlin and staff face every single day as theyre trying to achieve this goal. I wanted a space where community, advocates and government can come together and problem solve to
He is ready to consider a largescale Exchange Deal that will lead to the release of a large number of captives and prisoners of the zionist regime in the custody of hamas. Will be according to al jazeera , the zionists announced to egypt and qatar that in exchange for the release of the zionist prisoners, they would release the palestinian prisoners and lift the blockade of gaza. Hamas demands the transfer of fuel to gaza, the release of palestinian prisoners and a ceasefire. With the continuation of zionist crimes in gaza , the people of Different Countries continue to support the rights of palestinians. Hundreds of people from wenzhou ila demonstrated in the capital of this country in support of the Palestinian People. Images of the american peoples protest against the attacks of the zionist regime in front of wall street in new york have been published. People in brussels, the capital of belgium, took to the streets to come and condemn the criminals. Pictures of the iraqis at the bo
Emotional topic. Imagine some of you are feeling a sense of rage and youre looking for somebody to glaim. Others may be feeling powerless, shaken, heartbroken, that is all okay, we understand that. Like you the leaders who join me today share your grief anytime somebody is injured or killed on our streets. We all know in our hearts, and in our guts, that this is unacceptable. This is not the kind of city that we want to live in and that is why ten years ago, today, many of our visionary leaders made San Francisco the second city in america to adopt vision zero. Since i joined the sfm board of directors i was laser focus on how it will get to zero. This is my number one priority in my service to this city. I see the ability to walk, bike, drive, roll, or take transit safely without fior of harm as a basic right and freedom that everybody should expect in our city. Its why i created the vision zero subcommittee so that we can all sit around the table together, talk about opportunities, b
That is all okay, we understand that. Like you the leaders who join me today share your grief anytime somebody is injured or killed on our streets. We all know in our hearts, and in our guts, that this is unacceptable. This is not the kind of city that we want to live in and that is why ten years ago, today, many of our visionary leaders made San Francisco the second city in america to adopt vision zero. Since i joined the sfm board of directors i was laser focus on how it will get to zero. This is my number one priority in my service to this city. I see the ability to walk, bike, drive, roll, or take transit safely without fior of harm as a basic right and freedom that everybody should expect in our city. Its why i created the vision zero subcommittee so that we can all sit around the table together, talk about opportunities, but also talk about the real challenges that director tumlin and staff face every single day as theyre trying to achieve this goal. I wanted a space where commun