hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the status quo, to keep renters stable in their homes so we don't have mass evictions, either now or after the worst of the emergency when people have massive back rents that they are expected to pay right away. we don't want that. we want to make sure that we're stabilizing people, and we want to make sure that we're stabilizing businesses in their spaces, and non-profits, so that we don't see permanent mass closure of small businesses and non-profits, and so we're working on a few pieces of legislation. on the residential side i'm working with someone on legislation to protect renters and i'm also offering legislation that

hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the status quo, to keep renters stable in their homes so we don't have mass evictions, either now or after the worst of the emergency when people have massive back rents that they are expected to pay right away. we don't want that. we want to make sure that we're stabilizing people, and we want to make sure that we're stabilizing businesses in their spaces, and non-profits, so that we don't see permanent mass closure of small businesses and non-profits, and so we're working on a few pieces of legislation. on the residential side i'm working with someone on legislation to protect renters and i'm also offering legislation that

the cannabis business cultivating it for medicinal purposes is illegal in the city. but 1st we consider the future of globalization past the covert 19 pandemic forces a major everything. and unbridled quest for profit and untamed consumerism characterized much of the world's economy. 'd that is until the coronavirus hit. say it is cinemas and boss was shouted cities resembled ghost towns national borders were closed feats of planes grounded travel as good as ceased millions around the world may see their livelihoods destroyed as usual people in poverty benefited the least from globalization on the hardest hit will the shock of the pandemic realign priorities or will we pick up where we left off. these old fashioned globes and the berlin bookstore evoke a time before our planet was plunged into its current crisis a crisis that could well change our world in many ways. what might this mean for globalisation in cross continental cooperation. we've asked for people for whom globalization and its discontents are major themes of their work globalization is not to blame for

hello to the entire cannabis community.e're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the status quo, to keep renters stable in their homes so we don't have mass evictions, either now or after the worst of the emergency when people have massive back rents that they are expected to pay right away. we don't want that. we want to make sure that we're stabilizing people, and we want to make sure that we're stabilizing businesses in their spaces, and non-profits, so that we don't see permanent mass closure of small businesses and non-profits, and so we're working on a few pieces of legislation. on the residential side i'm working with someone on legislation to protect renters and i'm also offering legislation that's

hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the status quo, to keep renters stable in their homes so we don't have mass evictions, either now or after the worst of the emergency when people have massive back rents that they are expected to pay right away. we don't want that. we want to make sure that we're stabilizing people, and we want to make sure that we're stabilizing businesses in their spaces, and non-profits, so that we don't see permanent mass closure of small businesses and non-profits, and so we're working on a few pieces of legislation. on the residential side i'm working with someone on legislation to protect renters and i'm also offering legislation that

hello to the entire cannabis community.re going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that we're doing right now is just to try to preserve the status quo, to keep renters stable in their homes so we don't have mass evictions, either now or after the worst of the emergency when people have massive back rents that they are expected to pay right away. we don't want that. we want to make sure that we're stabilizing people, and we want to make sure that we're stabilizing businesses in their spaces, and non-profits, so that we don't see permanent mass closure of small businesses and non-profits, and so we're working on a few pieces of legislation. on the residential side i'm working with someone on legislation to protect renters and i'm also offering legislation that's 9

the office of cannabis is the first office to have a completely digital application process.e worked with the digital team to develop the online application. there are going to be hiccups. we are first to do it. it is one of the most rewarding parts to offer a seamless -- to offer a seamless approach. that is how they can find solutions to solve many of the community challenges. the best way to respond to prop 64 was to retroactively expunge 9,000 cannabis related records for san francisco. it feels like justice full circle for my personal experience. in the past i was furthering the war on drugs just as my directive. really coming from a place of public safety. that was the mandate and understanding. it is nice to see that pass a society we are able to look at some of our laws and say, you know what? we got it wrong. let's get this right. i had the privilege of being in the existing framework. my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate about cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018.

retailer or medicinal cannabis retailer has been issued. although there are sensitive uses in the neighborhood, there are none in the area immediately ashed the around the proposed site, and there will be no negative impact caused by the storefront. there are numerous bars on this block of grant avenue, which are consistent uses with the dispensary, in that they cater to adults 21an and over. the project adds diversity to the existing neighborhood serving retail corridor by installing a new use in the north beach district. the proposal includes restoring the historical facade of the building, and installing a.d.a. access, and having two separate and distinct businesses. the storefront next door will operator as an art gallery and merchandise store. it will provide an additional place for people to brows. browse. it is located in a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood. [buzzer] >> the store will primarily serve neighbors and individuals who work in or who are already visiting north beach. and the operators will designate green street as the uber

the word cannabis as we might have heard already today appears in speaker pelosi's bill 68 times. the bill requirest a report to make sure women and minorities can fully participate in the cannabis industry. hait make sure cannabis businesses can access the banking system and by the way that issue needs to be worked on since i was in financial services ten yearss ago. but how does that relate to covid? by allowing stimulus payments to be sent to individuals without a verified social security number, speak up losey's bill will spend taxpayers dollars to illegal immigrants. the bill requires the department of homeland security to review the files of every illegal immigrant to determine if he or she should be relieved. dere's also a $50 million for environmental justice grants, sells good environmental justice i don't know what it has to do with covid, but sounds good. but in reality, a lot of these funds among other things assist those who are working to stop industries that are very critical to my state. all the energy industries, coal and natural gas. that is exactly the opposite

this bill mentions cannabis more times that it mentions doctors, hospitals and nurses combined. an interesting tribute, if you ask me. and if this bill were to become law, taxpayers would be going to coronavirus response. it would be funding the region completely unrelated pet projects, and five mill justice grants, soil health studies, and not one but two studies on diversity and inclusion again in the cannabis industry. interesting. two more studies on diversity and inclusion in the cannabis industry.ur the list of absurdities in this legislation is as big as the bill itself, and here's another one. they want tot make sure the wealthiest americans pay less taxes. this is from our democratic friends who say the top 1% don't pay enough, that they present them with a a huge tax cut for e wealthiest people in america. it also would complicate the hiring that ourdy struggling businesses are already facing, and rapidly take our nation deeper and deeper into debt, and for what? to attack the coronavirus, to come up with a treatment for a vaccine? no. this is a liberal was bliss that

and one of our traders say it's not too late to friend this name we'll bring you that trade aurora cannabis and we'll tell you what has that pot stock flying high right now. all 11 s&p sectors fin iishing the green and there could be a big rally bubbling up. check out what happened to chinese tech stocks today as congress seems to be turning up the heat on china. let's get to kayla tausche for the details. >> melissa, the holding foreign companies accountable act technically applies to any non-u.s. company listed here and it requires those companies to be subjected by the securities and exchange commission and if not to certify that it is not owned and controlled by a foreign government any company that cannot prove that would be dislisted. here is john kennedy, the republican senator from louisiana who sponsored this bill >> i do not want to get into a new cold war all i want, and i think all the rest of us want is for china to mri by t play by the rules. >> anti-china sentiment has been gaining steam in recent years and it did not subside after the phase one trade deal was reached in janu

look at the bill today, the cares act mentions cannabis more than jobs, aims to change election law, extends thought deductions the benefits millionaires and billionaires provides millions more dollars for an endowment, nothing to do with covid-19. before we get to the vote on the heroes act, nancy pelosi will try to change 200 years of history, how congress performs. everyone knows congress, and now they change that. congress will control at all. and and she continues to pay members of congress not to work. he extends congress to be out of session longer than 45 days. when will congress ever come back. work as a truck driver, delivery worker, doctors, to deny congress to do the job. inside heroes act she continues to twist arms to get as many democrats as she can, focusing on bills dreamed of before. it is not a politics, not time for divergent, time to put america on better footing. to help us get a vaccine, not allow china to do that as well. to hold china accountable for actions that have taken place, to get our economy working. if you want to get our economy working the first th

the cannabis business in the united states is healthy and doing well.od of has shown a sense of its maturity and it has been able to service all of our patients and adult use users around the country safely, serving curbside, selling online, incorporating delivery into our services, really to do anything we can to keep our employees and patients safe at this difficult time. ofaine: in addition to some the challenges you would have in this environment, with regards to the sale, i am curious as to what kinds of issues you might be dealing with as far as the regulatory front. regulatory relief potentially making its way down the pipe with more states legalizing cannabis and more softening of banking regulations that may have given companies like yours more options with regards to financing. i think you need to differentiate between the federal regulatory environment, and the state. on the state level, governors have really stepped up and allowed cannabis companies to service our patients and customers. havinglow us to, without background checks, to do onli

cannabis is mentioned in this bill 68 times. now, i'm not sure why that's in a bill dealing with covid-19, but it does dramatic changes in our federal cannabis law. there's a section where it gives tax breaks to teachers and firefighters and law enforcement folks. okay. that's great, but stuck right in the middle of that section is tax break for billionaires it's almost $100 billion tax break for the top 1% and it's stuck right in the section kind of quietly in there, in the middle of the section for teachers, firefighters, and law enforcement. the student loan section was also interesting to me. it provides $10,000 of loan forgiveness to every single student around the country. i'm sure every student would be grateful to have that and i'm sure every family would be grateful to have that, but it wasn't needs based or anything else, it was just $10,000 of blanket loan forgiveness for every single student across the entire country. of course there's no liability protection that's anywhere in it. in the paycheck protection program

he and steven lindsey are the ones who worked for the victim at his cannabis company called inter-sis cal systems the victim was kidnapped and killed last october when the four men broke into his home, kidnapped him, forced him into his girlfriend's suv and left him shot to death on a property he owned in the rural santa cruz mountains. the motive was robbery. >> this is a senseless crime. these people wanted monetary gain and took advantage of the situation. >> atray was 50 years old, founder and ceo a web marketing firm in addition to the cannabis system. his family thanked the sheriff's department and say they miss him every day and believe his spirit lives on. these guys have no criminal history. the investigation is ongoing and the santa cruz county sheriff's office hopes to present to the da later on this afternoon. i'm anne mack vic at the live news desk. >>> fuouactr aion de sbd headto prison e admission bribery scandal. the pyre decided to drop their fight against federal charges. >> actress lori loughlin and her husband will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail

michael singer is interim ceo of aurora cannabis.shares are up 75% today. >> you know the market wobbling a little bit down early, now basically flat alternating between green and red. but i think one of the big stories this week is the move in oil as it presses in on $30 a barrel probably because of production cuts and also maybe some demand coming back so i guess that might be a little bit of a silver lining in all o this. have a great weekend >> you, too. enjoy the garden >> all right thanks a lot we'll put some miracle grow in breaking news coverage continues now with the gang from the closing bell >> thank you, tyler and kelly and welcome, everyone. i'm sara here with wilfred stocks have once again edged into positive territory in a volatile day of trade just turning negative 59 minutes left in the session in what is on track to still be the worst week for stocks since march. let's look at what's driving the action an historic plunge in retail sales and industrial production as coronavirus freezes the u.s. economy. increased tra

story and we'll break down how we can trade it one of our traders is saying namaste to this name and cannabis, we will find out what went wrong with canopy growth. >> president trump stopped short of taking harsh new policy action against beijing and let's get to kayla tausche in washington kayla? >> melissa, today's policy announcement by president trump was essentially a doubling down on pre-telegraphed policies that the administration had already announced. today from the rose garden, president trump said that the u.s. would be terminating its relationship with the world health organization, that it would be suspending entry into the u.s. for certain students and researchers that it finds to be affiliated with chinese military arms, that it would be starting a study of the chinese companies' accounting practices and exactly what their role within the financial markets is with the potential delisting on the table there and studying the economic status of hong kong any possibly eliminating special treatment for that territory in the wake of beijing's new national security law and most of tha

join them in the sentiment but the fact is there priorities are much different the bill mentions cannabis more times and mentions doctors hospitals nurses combined an interesting tribute if you ask me if this bill were to become law they would be funding a range of completely unrelated projects environmental justice grants and not one but two studies on diversity and inclusion in the cannabis industry interesting to numerous studies on diversity and inclusion the list is as big as the bill itself and here's another they want to make sure the wealthiest americans pay less taxes this is from the democratic friends who say the top 1 percent don't pay enough if they present them with a huge tax cut for the wealthiest people in america. it also complicates the hiring the struggling businesses are already facing to get deeper and deeper into debt to attack vaccine? know.ine? this is the liberal wish list consuming all the time andf energy of house democrats what they think is more important which is, more than a drive-by ha work on bipartisan legislation and they chose to put together this part

at least 11 firefighters have been injured in an explosion at a cannabis oil factory in los angeles they were responding to reports of a fire when the blast happened the facility was producing a concentrated form of cannabis spenny fractured using highly flammable butane gas neighboring buildings also caught fire hundreds of firefighters distinguish the blaze is about. the syrian government and the al qaeda affiliated group taria have conducted a prisoner exchange in aleppo. was. the government released for fighters while higher. released a colonel a soldier from the syrian army was carried out of the crossing at west of aleppo with the help of the syrian red crescent several prisoner swaps have taken place in aleppo over the past 18 months some nigerians are complaining about the rising cost of food during the holy month of ramadan some items are twice as expensive and prices aren't expected to drop again soon amid address reports now from the capital abuja. daisy shops for the family's next meal she's a regular at this small market in the hurt of the city by sis prices have increased d

no matter, the pelosi plan gives of the cannabis business special access to cut-rate financing. in fact, her bill b reads more like a water measure and the pandemic package because it includes the word cannabis 68 times more often than she mentions jobs, hiring, it's important thing about getting our country open and getting our communities back. this democrat socialist christmas list just goes on and on. and astronomical price, $3 trillion. if enacted this pelosi package would be the largest waste of taxpayer dollars in u.s. history. it's the largest bill financially ever passed in congress. fortunately it will never become law. now nancy pelosi must not realize that families all across america are having a hard time paying the bills, feeding the kids, paying the rent. must recognize that otherwise why we should put all of this money and all these things,, these priorities, payouts to sanctuary cities, how does that help us fight coronavirus? favorable financing to the marijuana industry, tens of millions of dollars for environment of justice. keep in mind, mr. president, much

in the bill itself actually sets up a series of changes in our federal cannabis laws. which immediately i would have thought how much information is in this bill about cannabis? actually mentioned in this built 68 times. i'm not sure why that is it a bill dealing with covid-19 but it does dramatic changes in our federal cannabis laws. there's a section where it gives tax breaks to teachers and firefighters and to law enforcement folks. okay that's great but then right the middle of that section is a tax break for billionaires that i was shocked has almost $100 billion tax break for the top 1% it stuck right in the section quietly in their in the middle of the section for teachers, firefighters and law enforcement. the student loan section was alsoiv interesting to me provides $10000 of loan forgiveness to every single student around the country. i'm sure every student will be grateful to have that every itfamily would be grateful it wasn't needs based or anything else it was just $10000 a blanket loan forgiveness for every single student across the entire country. of c

better it's going to be up to you at least 11 firefighters have been injured in an explosion at a cannabis oil factory in los angeles they were responding to reports of a fire when the blast happened the facility was producing a concentrated form of cannabis manufactured using highly flammable butane gas. burundi's running passing a staged its final rally ahead of the general election next week it's named every easter and i shall be a as its candidate he's a close ally of president gore a disease a stepping down un and civil society observers have been refused permission to monitor the election. 3 female members of zimbabwe's opposition are in hospital after being abducted they say they were taken into police custody before being beaten and sexually assaulted the opposition party leader says forces working for the president are schools. those are the headlines we'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera after the uprising. his words. oh and that if i thought i mean and in. the end they managed. this. as wanted to have as many. english team. liveth. made me lead that funny. but there ar

i'm marissa rodriguez, the director of the office of cannabis.also have eugene hillsman, deputy director of the office of cannabis and jeremy schwartz who is a permanent analyst with the

>>alcohol cannabis and tobacco are being delivered to homeless isolating or quarantine in san francisco's hotel rooms. the city's health department is defending this program as a way to keep covid positive addicks indoors kron four's maureen kelly talked to a formerly homeless attic now turned advocate who is concerned the city is blurring the line between harm reduction and enabling. >>so that they're bringing them a call and we thomas will says he's heard about the city's practice of delivery booze cannabis and cigarettes to those in quarantine or isolation from a man he knew back when he was living on the street. he says that friend told him that he got the delivery wall in one of the hotels being used to house the homeless or marginally housed people either infected with covid-19 or exposed and waiting for test results. >>as a recovering alcoholic and addict will says this practice concerns him. >>but alcohol is the leading killer of all drugs. i just can't get on the ethical idea of giving alcohol to a call it because that just also speak to a guy that's also doing them are. so it re

alcohol cannabis and tobacco are being delivered to some homeless people isolating or quarantine in san francisco hotel rooms, the city's health department is defending the program as a way to keep covid positive addicks endorse kron four's when kelly talked to a formerly homeless addict turned advocate who is concerned the city is blurring the line between harm reduction and enabling. >>said that they're bringing them alcohol and we thomas will says he's heard about the city's practice of delivering booze cannabis and cigarettes to those in quarantine or isolation from a man he knew back when he was living on the street. he says that friend told him that he got the delivery wall in one of the hotels being used to house the homeless or marginally housed people either infected with covid-19 or exposed and waiting for test results. >>as a recovering alcoholic and addict will says this practice concerns him as that individual been examined by a medical professional. >>or were they just asked a series of questions because i if it was me and i was addicted. i would've said answered, yes to e

it mentions cannabis. suspend the cap on salt that benefits millionaires and billionaires and provide millions of more dollars for an endowment for the arts of humanity. before we get to the vote or what they call the heroes act most people try to change 200 years of history and how congress performs. everyone knows that congress when constituents lend their voice and their power to congress. now they will change that. they are only 20 members of congress and they can all hold 10 proxies and pass whatever they want to she goes further in dismissing the voice of the people by trampling on the constitution. what is worse about this issue continues to pay members of congress. she extends congress out of session longer than the 45 days. the truck driver, the delivery worker, the doctor they are all working and she continues to deny congress doing its job. the heroes act which she continues to twist arms to try to get as many democrats as she can to vote for the focus is on bills that they have dreamed of befor

the office of cannabis is the first office to have a completely digital application process.rked with the digital team to develop the online application. there are going to be hiccups. we are first to do it. it is one of the most rewarding parts to offer a seamless -- to offer a seamless approach. that is how they can find solutions to solve many of the community challenges. the best way to respond to prop 64 was to retroactively expunge 9,000 cannabis related records for san francisco. it feels like justice full circle for my personal experience. in the past i was furthering the war on drugs just as my directive. really coming from a place of public safety. that was the mandate and understanding. it is nice to see that pass a society we are able to look at some of our laws and say, you know what? we got it wrong. let's get this right. i had the privilege of being in the existing framework. my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate about cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018. i ha

what they are and how our traders are trading it later and the cannabis comeback and what has the pot stocks blazing higher and we begin with the major new development coming out of the white house after president trump signed an executive order targeting social media companies. let's get to it, kayla tausche is live in washington with the latest kayla? >> melissa, this effort by the white house to target social media companies for a perceived bias has been under way for nearly a year, but in the wake of twitter's fact checking president trump's own tweets, policy officials rushed the executive order out today. here's what is in it which the president signed this afternoon. agencies from the fcc to the ftc and many other agencies in between are directed to review liability shields that are provided to these content companies that protect them from lawsuits over what appears on their platforms. the department of justice are directed to organize state attorneys general to enforce the crackdown. the federal government is also going to be issuing a widespread review of taxpayer dollars th

the idea that congress can back to vote on cash for cannabis, that bill had more to do with cannabis and jobs. it mentioned that more than jobs. those ideas had long been the progressive socialist ideas before covid ever came around. electionging about law, prisoners, prioritizing illegal immigrants. pension for states as well. those are not the things that deal with covid. unfortunately, that's the focus of the democratic party. they changed the way we vote in congress. you just watched to members of congress, their district has just loaned those individuals their voice and power until november. in congress, we have 435 people like that. they do not have an equal voice. now, 20 people can run all of congress. one person can carry 10 votes. how do your constituents hold you accountable when you give that power to something else? this is not about opening up a campus. it's about bringing back the voice of america. they have a right to have a voice in the legislation. with the democrats, they believe different. they don't believe congress is essential. i believe we are. we can do that

the office of cannabis is the first office to have a completely digital application process. we worked with the digital team to develop the online application. there are going to be hiccups. we are first to do it. it is one of the most rewarding parts to offer a seamless -- to offer a seamless approach. that is how they can find solutions to solve many of the community challenges. the best way to respond to prop 64 was to retroactively expunge 9,000 cannabis related records for san francisco. it feels like justice full circle for my personal experience. in the past i was furthering the war on drugs just as my directive. really coming from a place of public safety. that was the mandate and understanding. it is nice to see that pass a society we are able to look at some of our laws and say, you know what? we got it wrong. let's get this right. i had the privilege of being in the existing framework. my predecessor nicole elliott did an incredible job bringing together the individuals super-passionate about cannabis. >> the office was created in july of 2017. i came in early 2018

cannabis is a much safer product alcohol.polls at over 90% on the medical side through the population polls over 70% on adult use. we just got legislation in the bill that came out of congress to allow safe banking. it's now in the sl senate, it's time for the senate to understand that cannabis is here the stay it's a large industry. it's growing as i said at over 30% on a quarterly basis and it's something that's very much wanted, accepted by the population at large and the country. most of the population in the united states now has ak sisz to medical or adult use cannabis and the only thing that's standing in its way today from getting it is really the set >> thanks so much for joining us much appreciated >> good to be here >> results have just hit and d has them for us. >> it is a beat on the top and bottom line for china's largest search engine. revenue coming in at 22.5 billion versus 22.9 billion uan expected a huge beat here 8.84 versus 4 or rnb expected guidance q2 is a little bit better than what the street was look

the bill mentions cannabis 68 times.orders for the federal government to produce an annual report, expanding access to financial services for minority owned and cannabis owned majority businesses. democrats would like to see more drug sales and minority neighborhoods. that is in this bill. keep in mind, these are the people calling you a racist. and to be clear, they still think you are. it says diversity 28 times, ordering all federal agencies to the greatest extent possible to hold deposits in minorityib ownd banks. okay, fine. but what is the pandemic and our response to it have to do with race politics? stupid question. in the democratic party will party, everything has to do with race politics all the time. it's a primary way they get and keep power. race politics is the onlyitay program they have with more crime and increased censorship. that also contains prison break provision. it's like a "saturday night live" sketch. this bill would order the release of every federal prisoner who has asthma, diabetes or is over

en un edificio donde se manufacturaban aceite de cannabis.sión estremeció los edificios aledaños, ocurrió con lo decenas de bombero se contaban adentro batallando con el fuego. tras el estallidos dieron a varios de los bomberos huyendo con sus chaquetas prendidas en llamas. >>> de acuerdo con las autoridades, fueron dados de alta este domingo, dos de los bomberos se encuentran en estado crítico y otros seis permanecen hospitalizados con quemaduras de distintos grados. según este médico, los números... los calificó como una buena señal!. >>>el siniestro ocurrió en el negocio proveedor de aceite de cannabis, el cual es altamente inflamable. el fuego se extendió rápidamente y produjo daños, más de 200 bomberos respondieron y les tomó dos horas controlar la llamas, andrea cruise "telemundo". >>>varias familias se quedaron sin hogar después de que (...) arrasará por el edificio donde vivían, el siniestro se registró cerca de las 3:00 de la mañana del domingo, las 24 horas, fueron alcanzadas por las llamas, vecinos de la zona fueron evacuados debid

news why the city's health department is delivering alcohol cannabis. >>and tobacco to homeless people isolating in san francisco hotel room and we go behind the scenes of one local health clinic working to keep some of those there are thousands of people all over the bay area who need a doctor's care for conditions that have nothing to do with coronavirus and. >>most will still see their regular doctor as true, however people in low income communities and those with no health insurance are at an increased risk of covid-19 of their health issues are not rated and there are more of those people because the loss of jobs has led to the loss of health insurance. >>and that is where community clinics are providing a valuable safety net one in particular is the san francisco free clinic. >>toronto's who hate a is speaking up much needed medications. he has diabetes a heart condition and high blood pressure each serious enough by itself all the more serious because of covid-19 or medium governments concerned because out. >>i know your net and condition used to

this bill 68 times i am not sure why that's in the bill but it is dramatic changes of the federal cannabis laws to give tax breaks to teachers and firefighters and law enforcement folks that's great but right in w the middle of that section is a tax break with a hundred billion dollar tax break with the top 1 percent and right in that section that's quietly in their for firefighters and law enforcement it provides $10000 of loan forgiveness to every resingle student around the country i'm sure every student will be grateful and every family.cr it was just $10000 a blanket loan forgiveness. of course there is no liability protection and the paycheck protection program that has been important so there are some things that are needed at this time to help small businesses or have the liability protections that so many nonprofits are asking the question how do i reopen or how do i deal with those liability issues that was not addressed at all. >> i have concerns why don't they even try to negotiate was a state democrat bill to desperately focus not putting out a partisan thing but don't look at