one of the museums most valuable pieces is this bill haney and funeral carriage. the man behind the museum is matson veba he's a local contractor who's traveled throughout europe in search of items for his collection the carriage museum might not be everyone's cup of tea but there is no denying that a lot of dedication and imagination has gone into putting it together. now off to warmer climes we're heading to colombia our globe trotters steve has visited kali in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america of the self-proclaimed salsa capital of the world. well i mean yes me go see i mean you don't really need in this episode we don't explore the city of santa and we're going to do some trips out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany that farm. we are hiking up to the set of the last person to help with the process to get an overview of kali and we already have on the way up pretty nicely. are you feeling. really cool here from here. since we are in the south side. we need to learn something about sorry you're right a

please do pass supervisor haney's bill. we really need it. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is jason burton, i'm a bartender. i want to stress the importance of just having a place to work. if these venues don't get the funds necessary to stay open, then i'm not going to have a place to work and they're going to be lot of people who will be out of work. working at one bar is not even an option in the bay area and san francisco, we need all of these venues to be open. everybody that works in this industry have multiple jobs. all within the field of live entertainment. i know that $1.5 million is what's out on there on the table. but $48 million is what is going to be necessary to keep these venues alive. that's pretty much all i have to say. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> hi. i'm joshua love, i live in the tenderloin. i want to thank the supervisors for this proposed funding for the entertainment venues. small venues have been taken a beating. covid has accelerated that

please do pass supervisor haney's bill. we really need it. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is jason burton, i'm a bartender. i want to stress the importance of just having a place to work. if these venues don't get the funds necessary to stay open, then i'm not going to have a place to work and they're going to be lot of people who will be out of work. working at one bar is not even an option in the bay area and san francisco, we need all of these venues to be open. everybody that works in this industry have multiple jobs. all within the field of live entertainment. i know that $1.5 million is what's out on there on the table. but $48 million is what is going to be necessary to keep these venues alive. that's pretty much all i have to say. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> hi. i'm joshua love, i live in the tenderloin. i want to thank the supervisors for this proposed funding for the entertainment venues. small venues have been taken a beating. covid has accelerated that

please do pass supervisor haney's bill. we really need it. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> hello. my name is jason burton, i'm a bartender. i want to stress the importance of just having a place to work. if these venues don't get the funds necessary to stay open, then i'm not going to have a place to work and they're going to be lot of people who will be out of work. working at one bar is not even an option in the bay area and san francisco, we need all of these venues to be open. everybody that works in this industry have multiple jobs. all within the field of live entertainment. i know that $1.5 million is what's out on there on the table. but $48 million is what is going to be necessary to keep these venues alive. that's pretty much all i have to say. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker please. >> hi. i'm joshua love, i live in the tenderloin. i want to thank the supervisors for this proposed funding for the entertainment venues. small venues have been taken a beating. covid has accelerated that

i would like to think president walton for introducing this bill and supervisor preston, ronen and haneyg it. since the beginning of the pandemic, our grocery workers and drug clerks have showed up every day to put their lives on the line to support this economy and make sure everything flows as it should do. these companies that we deal with our multibillion dollar companies. i don't think we are asking for a little extra hazard pele who these people, every day, some of them have to provide their own p.p.e., deal with customers who won't wear a mask, and then get in fights with them because they ask us to put on a mask. we are the ones who dealing with the public day after day, and taking abuse from the public. i don't think we are asking too much for these companies to provide and share the profit with their workers. this ordinance will recognize the many sacrifices we have made and continue to make. thank you very much and we ask for your support. >> thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> hello. my name is kathy. i also belong to 648. i, t

i would like to think president walton for introducing this bill and supervisor preston, ronen and haney for cosponsoring it. since the beginning of the pandemic, our grocery workers and drug clerks have showed up every day to put their lives on the line to support this economy and make sure everything flows as it should do. these companies that we deal with our multibillion dollar companies. i don't think we are asking for a little extra hazard pele who these people, every day, some of them have to provide their own p.p.e., deal with customers who won't wear a mask, and then get in fights with them because they ask us to put on a mask. we are the ones who dealing with the public day after day, and taking abuse from the public. i don't think we are asking too much for these companies to provide and share the profit with their workers. this ordinance will recognize the many sacrifices we have made and continue to make. thank you very much and we ask for your support. >> thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> hello. my name is kathy. i also bel