Wednesday in parliament, our look at the best of the day in the commons and the lords. On this programme, the bill that triggers the uks Eu Departure Process finally clears the commons and heads for the lords. The ayes to the right, 494. The noes to the left, 122. As a local authority abandons a Large Council tax rise to pay for social care, The Labour Leader presses theresa may on whether a deal was done. Is the same Sweetheart Deal on offer to every council facing the social care crisis created by her government . The last thing Social Care Providers need is another one of labours Bouncing Cheques and crisis, what crisis . A minister in the lords calms fears about those absent vegetables in the supermarkets. The only shortage will be of Iceberg Lettuce, which we think will be for about a few months and there is a wonderful variety called cos, which is even better. But first, the bill that authorises ministers to trigger article 50, the process by which the uk starts its departure fro
Supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee madam president we have quorum thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. All right. Madam clerk will you please read the Consent Agenda were joined by supervisor fewer tema 1 through 8 is the Consent Agenda at this point, the public may comment up to 2 minutes on matters within the jurisdiction of the board pursuant separately. Supervisor yee and id like to remove item number 3. All right. Seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk on items one through 8 excluding item 3 madam clerk, please call the roll. Supervisor fewer supervisor kim supervisor peskin supervisor ronen supervisor safai supervisor sheehy supervisor tang supervisor yee supervisor breed supervisor cohen supervisor farrell there are 11 items. Those items are passed unanimous
Would have been working. Im here to fight for ase that will prevent people from reckless speeding in our streets. Thank you. [applause] thank you. That concludes todays press conference that i want to thank the members of the media were here good i think rather than taking questions i like to give all you view an opportunity to individual interviews with all of the many voices who are here and what effect are two great mayors. Why think all the community and elected officials who are here vertically think our families and just and with one thought. From numbers of the public were wondering if this is the right policy, think about your family members. Think about what you would do if you came home and one of them wasnt home. And that was something we could do to prevent it. We are here for alvin son, for julie sun, for jennys mother, and for elizabeths daughter. We have to get this done. Thank you. [applause] all right. Good afternoon everybody. Welcome to the San Francisco board of Sup
System or do a distributed Service Attack against somebodys system and knock it offline. Think about that. If somebody went after one of the states and distributed the service against one of those databases online. It knocks it off in the middle of the election. The next thing well talk about is poison updates at the manufacturer level. I think we already covered that. Okay. Spreading malware to state election systems. Sure. A lot of these methods are interchangeable. You can use them for local pc. But it comes down to, for me, if i were the adversary coming in, i would poison the update. I would start at the manufacturer level, also gain access to the state server, i would get access to the database, infiltrate, and the right packet size, and have some type of malicious payload that could bridge that air gap and have full functionality. I would also add a ransomware feature. Its something nobody is really talking about whether its the Voter Registration data or the final tabulation, t
System or do a distributed Service Attack against somebodys system and knock it offline. Think about that. If somebody went after one of the states and distributed the service against one of those databases online. It knocks it off in the middle of the election. The next thing well talk about is poison updates at the manufacturer level. I think we already covered that. Okay. Spreading malware to state election systems. Sure. A lot of these methods are interchangeable. You can use them for local pc. But it comes down to, for me, if i were the adversary coming in, i would poison the update. I would start at the manufacturer level, also gain access to the state server, i would get access to the database, infiltrate, and the right packet size, and have some type of malicious payload that could bridge that air gap and have full functionality. I would also add a ransomware feature. Its something nobody is really talking about whether its the Voter Registration data or the final tabulation, t