. >> reporter: mac and kiley mackinnon grew up together. same first grade class.h were natural athletes. kyrie mastering a bike at three. >> look at her go, daddy. >> reporter: mac flipping on the backyard trampoline. both families loved to ski. >> nice, guys. >> all right, mackie! >> reporter: before long mac started flipping on the slopes. >> oh, yeah, big mac. >> reporter: that's when he called kiley. >> he's like, you know what? we need more females in the sport of aerials. i think you should try it. you're a gymnast, a skier, perfect fit. >> reporter: they invited us to watch. mac announced he had a new trick up his sleeve. >> i planned on doing one variation. full triple full full, which is called the hurricane. >> i didn't know about this. >> reporter: you're shaking your head. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: a missed hurricane is less painful in the water if only slightly. you might be looking at this and thinking, wow, that must be fun, water slide, jump into the pool. then you climb up here five stories and you look down that ramp and realize, oh, my. th

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economy according to our next guest, neil mackinnon. give us your thoughts.est: we had an interesting start to the year for the u.s. the recent numbers on retail sales and industrial production were not riproaring in any way, shape, or fashion. they were flat on the month. you might argue the u.s. economy tends to have a soft start to to works whether due in seasonal adjustment factors, the third quarter gets strong. that is what happened last year. it is interesting to note with all the tax cuts and fiscal expansion, what is interesting is, whether it is the fed the pricesrveys, have been moving up sharply, that may reflect the dollar weakness on import costs. we saw it in the small business that prices were going up, compensation was being paid the highest in the few years -- in a few years. terms of the stag, the ability of the economy to deliver growth, you mentioned small businesses which is timely. this on the bloomberg shows the optimum index of small businesses, the time to expand index of small businesses. a lot of the conversations i have with guest

all good pizza on third street and i have a big outdoor space and i'm expanding up to third and mackinnon, and tato, it's my son's nickname. he's mexican, i would like to highlight spirits from mexico. it's a family restaurant that is open late which is something that is needed on third street. we're going to be open until 9:00 p.m. and 10 p.m. on the weekend. i would like to create a family environment with mixed drinks, beer and wine and fresh food. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. any questions or comments from my colleagues? >> is there public comment? any public testimony? >> it will be wonderful to have a restaurant open late on third street that is healthy. that's it. i'm such in support of that. it's a beautiful restaurant. the area is wonderful. i've been there, i love it. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. >> doris again, i support kristin, she is the chair of the edot, it stands for economic development on third street, which i'm a member of. so i support -- i hope you support her license today. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none,