the ah, blue community. we have 2 choices when we design programs for the poor, for people who are struggling, we can say you need to prove to me 1st, you're worthy of my health. and then i'll help you. ready or we can treat people the way we treat our families or children our neighbors and say, we're going to help you 1st because we have faith in you. we believe that you're going to do something good with that help. and that's what it basically come to us . i just up a couple of different things. the presupposition is that there is a, a belief of inherent good that within people there's a common belief and understand that most people are basically good. i believe in that ah, we say that you ought to pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. that's a really classic southern say, you know, some people don't have bootstraps to pull up. some people don't have hands to pull them. some people don't have feet to put them on to be a person of faith, no matter what was specifically a lot of in is or, or what tribe ap

whether they are blue communities or red communities.ked on a number of bills when i was the state senator in the state assembly. on equal deal prospects, on probation reform. on the crisis act that will fund community based organizations to respond to certain i'm one calls so that law enforcement doesn't have to. qualified immunity, having a database where you can take out actors. those are all important. at the end of the day, we should be working with law enforcement to build consensus about how we can improve this system. because recidivism is a failure. and we should all be focused on how to address the discriminatory and over punitive nature of the system that is not making people hole and is not successfully rehabilitating people so that they can reenter community. and that should be something that everyone is focused on. >> now, as a california state senator, you advocated for the green new deal, and immediate climate action. and you have been a strong champion for environmental justice. what are your plans to act on climate poli

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it's great to connect your community. come to blue star dot org. sign up to volunteer. he holidays are coming up. over 100,000 military folks are deployed right now. those families are separated. they may be new to the neighborhood. they don't know anyone. this is a great time provide comfort. come to us and we can help connect you up to the community. so that you can make a difference. >> that's a wonderful idea. i'm going to do that. i have others take that leap. let me ask you about the president who has you know doesn't do this entire month as being national veterans and military families month. many of us probably overlook military spouses. the caregivers. the survivors when we think about supporting our troops. how much do you appreciate this acknowledgment by the president. bringing awareness of the support network for our service men and women in active duty. >> i really appreciate it. the whole family serves today. 9 to 12 years as the average length of service. most are married. most of children. the whole family does it together. my daughter, her tenth grade y

spectacular scenery ah, to be on the beach and the sea can look up to the beautiful caribbean blue ah. benny mate, community, everybody knows everybody in ah, the challenges their populations have in the last 60 years. ah, we don't have people to walk all the jobs that are going here. it's a really alarming scenario that we've got the population as something that we can change if we're just a wee bit more, a chart of rebuilder communities rather than just lament or loss i ah, ah, i absolutely feel blessed. and every time we get this excitement like, what are we going to see this time? ah, is constantly while it always keeping you on your top. but it doesn't matter what, whether the colors are always back. i don't know the coast guard laughlin laughlin been enough for all the area to see our ah, my dad is very involved with the c as well. he runs a boat to a company here where they go to look for wildlife and take tourists around the island. we have loads of animals. here we go, alters steals whales. dolphin, eagles, everything. and there is no place quite like the hebrides. ah, i have been wild pulling my e

effect of putting resources in the hands of the people who know best, what to do for their own communities. with blue needs to come to the russian state. total narrative, i've stayed as i'm phoning those lampkin div, asking him i'm not getting calls with 55 with will van in the european union? the kremlin community up machine, the state on russia for date and c r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest share with mm hm. well any of them are so blue to the store. yeah, no cranium. g coyer actually yeah. i did she ship a doctor, lean that ship with control, you put you on board so you should. she'll dd at them awarded aleki system really premium. did not signify such as lucy, leah with a, a lot of the my subway. but just dory donuts. i live shibley's, get us, but we ship them to just a one. they each or quick with global a drug, these to broadview enough with go double play. you have to come up with a a school in a wash and city of don't. yes. comes on the ukrainian shirley with locals reporting at least 3 explosion for led to the course by us supplied with an o

blue. ah. benny. close knit community. everybody knows everybody in ah, the challenges their populations have in the last 60 years. ah, we don't have, you know, people to walk all the jobs that are going here. it's a really alarming scenario that we've got in the population as something that we can change if we're just a wee bit more chart of rebuild our communities. rather than just lament our last i the in i absolutely feel blessed and every time we get this excitement like, what are we going to see this time? ah, it's constantly while it's always keeping you on your home. but it doesn't matter what, whether the colors are always back. ah, donaway co starred laughlin laughlin would have been enough for all the area to see our ah, my dad is very involved with the c as well. he runs a boat to her company here, where they go to look for wildlife and take tourists around the island. we have loads of animals. here we go, alters feels, whales, dolphin, eagles, everything. and there is no place white like the i need i, i have b

it ripples down to our local communities we need to back the blue and our local communities all the wayeral government. >> steve: you know we certainly do on this program. lieutenant steve rogers, we thank you very much for joining us today from new jersey. thank you, steve. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. >> steve: coming up on this wednesday, joe biden's open border is driving voters to the polls in texas. that is where will cain is having breakfast with friends he is at a place called allen cafe. hey, will. >> will: makes sense i'm in allen, texas. it's the allen cafe. steve, if there was a number two issue and i asked people to raise hands it was the border. carrie and joist two people mentioned the border why is that important to you. >> we can't keep letting people. in there is a right way and wrong way. we have to figure out the right way to help these people that need help. we can't keep letting everybody in. >> will: carrie was great. she was nervous, stopped eating her french toast. >> will: you don't have to give a tucker monologue just tell me why it's important. we wil

blue. these communities are going to be very important.th our leadership team about how we can best do that. to make sure that there will be back in the majority in the house. maintain a majority in the senate. because the focus has to be on a rural communities and that's where my expertise is. >> congressman james clive burn, house majority web. thank you, as always for coming to the sunday show. and joining me now is house majority leader congressman -- of the great state of maryland. leader hoyer, welcome back to the sunday show. >> good morning, jonathan. always good to be with you. >> let me ask you the same question i start out with with clyburn. why is now at the right time to step away from your leadership role? >> timing is very important in politics. and almost everything else. i think jim pointed out at the beginning, he and i have decided that as nancy did that it was time to have a transition. if we've been in the majority -- were in the minority. what i think is we can take back the house and 24, 2024. i think these two years

sites in administration give a senior policymaker asked i want to understand red and blue together, the intelligence community provide one half of the equation is and yet to get somebody elsee or department of defense to present blue. how do we figure out from a congressional perspective as well as an executive perspective how do you bring those two backsides together to - a cohesive, comparative assessment? >> that's important because serving on armed service committee of the intelligence committee ide get of the armed service committee focuses on what we're doing. the intelligencee. community focuses on what ourur adversaris are doing of those information are essential to decide whatco e should be doing. it's very important that wall comes down engine mention look at limiting pulling the appropriate into the intelligence committee but we've also been working we justes tela joint hearing between the armed service committee leadership and intelligence committee on important issues of space. with an hypersonics, these are areas where if you don't have the full picture we're going to miss the mark. >> and one m

they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely.and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an uncle and nephew and go across the street and have the guy and his dad. lisa and her daughter in the dog parlor and pam. it is very cool. >> is small businesses make the neighborhood unique. >> new businesses coming. in mission blue, gourmet chocolate manufacturing. the corridor has changed and is continuing to change. we hope to see more businesses coming in the near future. >> this is what is needed. first, stay home. unless it is absoluteliness scary. social distancing is the most important step right now to limit spread of virus. cancel

blue whales rely on their calls for communication and courtship.ps aren't just noisy, they're deadly. summer's peak season for whales and boats. over 1,000 vessels pass through these waters every day, and more and more whales are being hit. >> oh. we've got some whales. >> susanna is determined to protect these magnificent creatures, and she's hatched an ingenious plan. >> beautiful. >> what i would like to achieve here is to implement an acoustic alert system that will alert ships to the presence of whales to reduce the risk of ship strikes. >> a prototype has already been made by the university of concepcion, and with the cooperation of shipping companies by 2030, the hope is to extend these systems all along patagonia's pacific coast. >> an ocean without whales would be devastating for all of us. if we want healthy oceans, then we want whales to be part of those eco-systems. >> susanna's plan will be a game-changer, but human activities affect whales in many different ways. and this one has paid the ultimate price. a team of vets is launching an

community. i just saw the blue lights in my cupboard window and i went, "oh, something's going on outside."couldn't sleep all last night as i was looking out there. i just feel sorry for the families. this is a community that has lost one of them, i and it's very sad for the family. police say the killings were linked. no arrests have been made. tackling violence as a priority for the met, days like today show why our work is so important, and why i must ask again for all london communities to work with us. the families of the boys who died have been offered support. the police say they have spoken to several witnesses, but still want to speak to anyone who saw the attack themselves, and also friends of those who died. they say those friends may be able to shed some light on what officers are calling senseless killings. the met says it's determined to tackle knife crime. last week, 500 arrests were made and 130 knives seized. but today, two more families are grieving. simonjones, bbc news, thamesmead. too many people in the uk are being let down at the end of their lives by inadequate out—o

blue states? >> have democrats effectively communicated that to their constituents?rd to 2024, president biden is still going to be in office. he will serve as a stopgap. he will say i will not allow this legislation to pass. but if i'm not elected and a republican will be elected, your rights will be taken away. they tried to make that case. it's harped because democrats do have control of everything. i think it's more of an effective case if biden is on the campaign trail ahead in 2024 making the case he has stopped all of this from happening and now if he is taken out of office and democrats do not win back the house or the senate, whatever happens after tomorrow night, then this could end up being a problem and your rights will be taken away. >> thank you for spending this election eve with me. i appreciate it. >> like christmas eve. >> or new year's eve. >> any eve really. deliberate attempts to spread disinformation will continue well after the votes are cast tomorrow. what to watch for in the coming days. that is next. fied by usp... ...an independent organiza

actually in these online communities, the so-called blue whale curators noticed the girl and offered to play, and the curators are these criminals. they ah. all the while referring to his fragile early part of him that feels alone. like a part of it, which is going through a very strong crisis , and it turns out that a teenager here in this sect, as if he finds those who also feel the fourteen-year-old masha from a small village near lipetsk, the curators of the death group processed for several months the schoolgirl did one task after another. and, of course, i did not understand that in this game it would not be possible to win the one who reached the end , death awaits this video the eighth-grader recorded the outcome before the final task, it could no longer be changed, and therefore the mentors even allowed the participants to say goodbye to their mother video after a few minutes. masha will bring something out of her life and do find it near the railway. the schoolgirl was seen off the last way by the whole village, and a year later she brings flowers and toys to the girl's gra

community colleges are absolutely a building block and what is frustrating as we've is we'vebeen talking about this5 years. after the g.i. bill was a success, harry truman in 1946 put together a blueibbon commission that looked at higher education and recommended a year later in 47 at community college to be free for all americans and here it is in 2022 and we are still debating whether it should be free. he proposed free community college. joe manchin who is a senator from west virginia where peoplet could incredibly benefit from the free community college system and block that proposal. absolutely to give people an option of free and low-cost the first two years and for many it could be a steppingstone and they could go to a four-year college and also community services are plugged into the needs of the community in terms of what are the job needs of the communities. and i agree it frustrates me that it's not a bigger part of the conversation. it reallyno should be. >> matthew in portland oregon please go ahead with your questionon or comment. >> hello. i am enjoying the conversation. i'm college-educated and in debt. i'd like to ask about your thoughts. i studied this in school

blue distribution red. how do people across the country, republicans do that mike? >> you have to show up in every community. i represent a district in the assembly that's 2 to 1 democratic. i was the only republican pickup two years ago. this year i flipped the seat with 70,000 more democrats than republicans. i hyou have to go to every community and talk about the issues that cut party lines. >> steve: you just wore them down. going to keep knock on the doors until they ignore me. >> candidates part of that community. and i think just being immersed in the community the way that we are just plays a big part in being successful. >> steve: anthony, final word. >> work hard, stick together as a team and make sure you are accessible. >> brian: you sound like a cop. you are. >> i am. >> steve: you always will be.

community colleges are absolutely a building block and what kind of frustrating as we've been talking about this literally for 75 years. after the g.i. bill harry truman in 1946 put together a blue ribbon commission that looked at higher education and they recommended a year later in 47 community college should be free for all americans and here it is in 2022, and they're still debating whether unity colleges should be free. president biden and his wife is a community college professor and the proposed community college, joe mansion who was a senator from west virginia which is a state where people can just incredibly benefit from a community college system block that proposal. in 2021 so you know, and absolutely if you give people an option of free or low-cost , those first two years and then for many students it could be a steppingstone and they can still go get a degree to four-year college and also community services, plugged in to the community. in terms of what are the jobs from the local community, what are the local industries, what do they need so absolutely and i agree with you on that it's frustrating it's not a bigger part of the conversation. >> matthew, portland or

not only should the republican party compete in all 50 states but we need to go to all communities, no matter how blueeducation, house youing, public space and more. lee zeldin wants to be the head of the conference. your thoughts? >> i think he'd be a great choice. look, i think he did extremely well in new york even though he lost by 10 points to kathy hochul. he helped flip several republican seats, sorry seats to republicans. s possibly the margin of victory that mccarthy is going to have in the house. and he focused can on the basic issues like law and order and on the economy. he did pretty well. i think he would be a good -- he would be a very good leader and i think there are real questions about ronna mcdandaniel's leadership for the next two years. maria: quick break and then philadelphia da larry krasner impeached by the house, as his policies are blamed for the city's surge in crime. it's the hot topic bus. we'll get into it, next. ♪ ♪ mercedes-benz is turning electric... completely... on its head. bringing legendary design... and state-of-the-art technology... to a fully-electric suv. the

blue. a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle to these environmental catastrophe. we journey across new mexico and meet those who fight to protect their culture and raise awareness of the impact of climate change and pollution on their secret land. first nations frontline needs of nation voices of survival analogy 0 al jazeera sets the stage. ok, now as the moment i took my just off and i go in the field voices from different corners. welcome to eat, then can you eat any that? i mean community, everybody does international filmmakers and weld cause journalists watch individual be doing to act that response. we have to resist and we have to be a match, bring programs to inspire you were viewed as troublemakers, but we're really looking for real solutions on al jazeera. there's a story being spot, a fantasy where being sold the notion that we can offset all the ca, than we generate, does carbon offsetting actually work what these baited army isn't worth sitting. the problem is net 0, just the couch. this and that they're a little climate ne

community colleges are a building block. we have been talking about this literally for 75 years. after the g.i. bill was a success harry truman in 1946 put together a blue-ribbon commission, the truman commission, that looked at a higher education and that commission recommended a year later that community college should be free for all americans, and here it is in 2022 and we are still debating whether community college should be free, president biden and his wife is a community college professor. joe manchin, the senator from west virginia, which is a state where people could incredibly benefit from a free community college system blocked that proposal in 2021. and absolutely, to give people an option of free or low-cost those first two years, and for many students it could be a stepping stone and they can complete their degree at a four year college. and also community services are plugged into the needs of the community in terms of what are the job needs in a local community, the local industries and what do they need. so absolutely, and i would agree. it frustrates me that it is not a bigger part of the conversation. >> matthew, portland, oregon, p

publicly traded company a rare opportunity for a pure play sports team stock now, rogers communications owns the toronto bluehat broader con grom rit, "mad madison garden sports the knicks and rangers and the manchester united also on the new york new york stock exchange as well. the atlanta braves have been part of a publicly traded company before when they were p part of turner media and sold off and are part of liberty media now. you can buy the braves, you are getting a pretty good team. >> people feel like they have a right to manage the team what about the green bay packers? you can -- >> they are owned by the police brutality. >> you can't resell those shares but it's a big bragging right in wisconsin to hang your - >> hang your stock certificate -- >> i think they play tonight this evening, the tighttans. >> a quick check on markets. you are seeing the dow turning negative once again now, down 0.2 of a percent the s&p 500 is off by 0.5% and so is the nasdaq as james bullard offered potentiallyish scenarios for interest rates oil is falling energy stocks lower. that wraps it up for us on "power lunch.

they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an uncle and nephew and go across the street and have the guy and his dad. lisa and her daughter in the dog parlor and pam. it is very cool. >> is small businesses make the neighborhood unique. >> new businesses coming. in mission blue, gourmet chocolate manufacturing. the corridor has changed and is continuing to change. we hope to see more businesses coming in the near future. >> this is what is needed. first, stay home. unless it is absoluteliness scary. social distancing is the most important step right now to limit spread of

blue. i have every one of those communities i believe in europe. ha. a thank you. thank you so much. oh, i would have been of course, oh this quarters all across pennsylvania and everywhere a really would've been my family ah ah ah, i. 6 and also i, my and my children are great ah a . 8 good, my team is well on the list. so you know brandon bye, ah, a part of it. you know, and also that all those supporters also i'm just so proud of the way. it's always been about fighting for everyone who's ever been down here with us for the future. every community all across pensylvania. 6 ah or person a, a rent own protection, a woman, right. ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, a g. i blessed your day fighting for the forgotten communities because no community deserves. no one deserves to be a good. and ah, [000:00:00;00] a and you did i a bit ah, a winning speech broome gentleman festivals declares himself the winner just to note that a p as still not called it, but that was john freshman's exception speech for winning the senate seat. he's flip that in at pennsylvania, that was such a close race

the transgender community has become increasingly visible in recent years. boom, blue trans people have always existed around the globe in every culture. berlin has played a key role in trans history for more than a century. now people come to the city from around the world so they can lead lives unconstrained by gender roles or conservative sexual norms. according to the city authorities, berlin is home to between 2 and 300000 queer people, an estimated 8 percent of the population. it's not clear how many of them identify as trans or intersects many places cater for the l. g b t q i, community berlin, square magazines, eagles. euler has collated a map of relevant venues on its online portal because the euler d e advice centers, specialist doctors, hundreds of party locations and cafes, as well as cultural resources such as museums and bookshop. we're taking you on a 4 chapter journey through berlin's queer past and present one that explores one why trans asterisk people from around the globe come to berlin to day to how a scientific pioneer challenged prevailing sexual norms. more than

people from around the world, including trans people, the transgender community has become increasingly visible in recent years. a blue trans people have always existed around the globe in every culture. berlin has played a key role in trans history for more than a century. now, people come to the city from around the world so they can lead lives unconstrained by gender roles or conservative sexual norms. according to the city authorities, berlin is home to between 2 and 300000 queer people and estimated 8 percent of the population. it's not clear how many of them identify as trans or intersects many places cater for the l. g. b t q i. community berlin square magazines, eagles, soya has collated a map of relevant venues on its online portal. because the euler d e advice centers, specialists, doctors, hundreds of party locations and cafes, as well as cultural resources such as museums and bookshops. we're taking you on a 4 chapter journey through berlin's queer past and present one that explores one why trans asterisk people from around the globe come to berlin to day to how a scientific pioneer challenged prevailing s

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to the state of florida the last two years were largely leaving bad blue policies and did not like what happened in their communities during the covid-19 lockdown. these people had been fed up. they moved to florida and those voters become activity. democrats are haven't outspending republicans. where we have to make up for it is with the grassroots activism. i was the outspent 12-1. how i won this election, i went to the people with my messaging and as an america first candidate endorsed by the freedom caucus. i'm proud to say they elected me. dan: the democrats talk to hispanic voters like they are robots and auto matons. >> i think it was cringey to see how the -- nc and even biden had treated hispanics. a majority of hispanic americans are entrepreneurs, doctors and lawyers. when you see how out of touch they are, that transferred over in the vote and that's why they voted republican. dan: congratulations on a great win. part of the wave in until was about parents and education. >> we reject woke ideology. we fight the woke in the legislature. we fight the woke in the schools. we fight the woke in the corporatio

administration, the village of makiivka, that the krasno-richinsky settlement community of the swativ district is moving into the bluethe ukrainian military has regained control over the settlement well, the day before, a week ago, on november 5, the russian edition of verstka reported that it was near the village of makiivka, swativ district, luhansk region, that a battalion was destroyed as a result of shelling by the armed forces of ukraine mobilized russians with the defense of the region, hundreds of occupiers were killed, now the village has been liberated, taken under the control of the armed forces, and you are in touch with oles malyarevich a member of the kyiv city council, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, let's talk about the situation in the kharkiv area. olesya, we congratulate you. glory to ukraine, because the kharkiv region remains partially occupied, there are still territories that need to be de - occupied. you see the situation as of this morning in the kharkiv region. tell me, please. well, in principle, the region is occupied, the only thing is the border of luhansk from luhansk oblas

blue jackets. that's because they retired police officers. well, city officials say the community ambassadors will make their debut in westport are during the thanksgiving holiday. and in san jose, a man accused of pointing a firearm at 3 children is under arrest. the children who are between 11 and 13. they were walking on mcclellan avenue. they were allegedly approached by the suspect 20 year-old summit. kerr are and a car. this happened late september, according to police, the man again talking to them, he pointed a handgun at them before speeding away. the victims called 9-1-1 to report that incident after months long investigating he is booked for assault with a deadly weapon and brandishing a firearm. well on the peninsula, surfer is dead after an accident at a popular surf spot in pacifica. that incident happened over the weekend at linda mar beach. police say 2 witnesses swim now pulled a distressed surfer back to shore. they then swim back into the ocean to rescue the second surfer. paramedics were unable to revive one of them. a san mateo county coroner's office and poli

mentioned, those two polish citizens, farmers, in fact, in this very small, tight-knit community were killed out of the bluen they were hit by these rockets and this explosion. so that's the latest from the scene. you can see there is a bit of a flurry of excitement here with police still sealing off. there is a big military presence in the area as well, jim, because as part of the precautions the polish military have taken, the government has taken, is increasing the level of security around these border areas. we are just a few miles from the ukrainian border here, so it's tense anyway. >> certainly. matthew, appreciate it. appreciate that new reporting as well on those comments from the polish president. >>> meantime, president biden holding an emergency meeting with g7 and nato leaders in bali, indonesia, after the missile incident last night. arlette saenz joins us with more on that now. arlette, a measured response from the president and western allies. >> reporter: yeah, erica, the president really adopting a very cautious and methodical approach when it came to responding to this incident. highlight

the netherlands for the espresso tv channel with bread and blue the princess of wales was greeted with yellow flowers in the ukrainian community center in the british rating kate middleton talked with refugee families, paid special attention to children together with they took part in a monthly master class where children learned how to find friends and learn to convey their emotions through creativity. in addition, the princess added that the royal fund will continue to support the strategy of the foundation of the first lady of ukraine olena zelenska for this hour, this is all the news, read more on our website espresso .tv a summary of the main points on our telegram channel news espresso.tv the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe like us write comments always be with a ukrainian view of the world my colleagues andriy saichuk and lesya vakulyuk are ready to continue the information broadcast espresso in a few moments stay with us we will listen to people suffering from rheumatism but arthritic is impossible to get used to it it does not allow to move i tried everything and at

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it is not a red state or blue state of thing, it is the towns and communities that have been ignoredr left behind or forgotten. places like selma, alabama, like the north side of milwaukee, like the bronx in new york city. places that are kind of stigmatized and defined in various ways as being places where there is high crime or poverty, but places that make up a large part of the united states. guest: that is the back row, the front row is -- -- host: that is the back room. -- row. define the front row. guest: the front row is me. i used to work on wall street before i did this, i have a phd in physics. those are what i call front row professions. people who have harvard degrees, yale degrees, who make up a large part of the political class. people who make up a large part of wall street and the media. people who are very different in many different ways but have a similar lived experience after high school, which is primarily about where they go to college, where they go to school. host: and the poor, which a lot of these folks are, have always been part of our society and many we

they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an uncle and nephew and go across the street and have the guy and his dad. lisa and her daughter in the dog parlor and pam. it is very cool. >> is small businesses make the neighborhood unique. >> new businesses coming. in mission blue, gourmet chocolate manufacturing. the corridor has changed and is continuing to change. we hope to see more businesses coming in the near future. >> this is what is needed. first, stay home. unless it is absoluteliness scary. social distancing is the most important step right now to limit spread of