thank you. >> commissioner dooley. i wanted to comment on what miriam said because i know that a number of the supervisors have very strong personal relationships with ms. pelosi. and i think it's important for them to read this because they have personal contacts with the state and federal and should definitely let them knoll what we're doing so that they can perhaps advocate individually for what we're asking for. >> i agree. so i believe the memo's on our website. and i don't think it would be an issue to cc: the board in case they're unaware. i think it is important that the entire community come together and work together. the only way we'll get through this is by all of us doing our best to help each other. and i'm commited to that. so thank you, commissioner dooley. that's well-received. so commission kerr yekutiel, you have a motion? >> yes. a motion that the memo be approved by the full small business commission, reviewed by president laguana directly with the mayor and be sent to the board of supervisors as w

thank you. >> commissioner dooley.i wanted to comment on what miriam said because i know that a number of the supervisors have very strong personal relationships with ms. pelosi. and i think it's important for them to read this because they have personal contacts with the state and federal and should definitely let them knoll what we're doing so that they can perhaps advocate individually for what we're asking for. >> i agree. so i believe the memo's on our website. and i don't think it would be an issue to cc: the board in case they're unaware. i think it is important that the entire community come together and work together. the only way we'll get through this is by all of us doing our best to help each other. and i'm commited to that. so thank you, commissioner dooley. that's well-received. so commission kerr yekutiel, you have a motion? >> yes. a motion that the memo be approved by the full small business commission, reviewed by president laguana directly with the mayor and be sent to the board of supervisors as we

for italy dooley or just. we don't have a duly on line we make try to come back to him let's try to jump from brazilian media jamil can you hear us. s. can you hear it eric. please go ahead. dr drew thank you for taking my question. yes so there is actually president also not or has misused your awards to justify his office the result my question to you what is your message to the brazilian people and to the brazilian leadership and you. i think. the message that we will is giving to all countries is that we need a comprehensive strategy to respond to this disease. we need in addition to any measures around lockdown we need to put in place a comprehensive strategy based on surveillance on public health intervention case detection testing isolation quarantine and strengthening our health systems to absorb the blow and the blog that many health systems around the world have had to bear over the last number of weeks which has been a tragedy for all those caught up in it it's really really important that all count

he hadthe island fell, one of his officers, tom dooley, rollan aggie, do a muster of the aggies on thesland of corregidor. they did that so that people would know they were still alive and. safe on back to the united states. the island fell and they became prisoners of war. after the island had been repatriated, the aggies held their first muster there at the entrance to the corregidor tunnel. you can see that right here. the 1946 corregidor muster. the individuals in that photo are all military for the most part. those are aggies who have come back to the island to rededicate themselves and to answer here for their comrades that were lost during the war. another significant piece, for me personally, having had the opportunity to go to the island, and take cadets there, is to have been able to go into the tunnels within corregidor and see exactly how their headquarters was set up. the photo in the top left-hand corner of the display shows the headquarters tunnel there. you have got the individuals standing there. if you went there today, it would look exactly like that without the indi

commissioner dooley is a very forceful advocate for, you know, even just the points that she brought up about sole proprietors today are going to impact and shape how we move forward on this. commissioner zouzounis has, you know, pointed out to me privately with issues of the supply chain for food, to small grocers and disadvantaged community and has been leading the effort to try and make that better while simultaneously working on the census and making sure that our community is counted properly. commissioner adams, you know, has been as he just mentioned on the phone nonstop with all kinds of small businesses and helping them and deploying his many years of experience. and i'm just going off of memory here so i feel like i'm almost certainly leaving somebody out. but i know that all of us have just been working night and day to do everything we can to advocate for this community and i also want to thank the small business community at large for giving us this information, giving us this -- giving us this feedback and enabling us to advocate for you. i left off commissioner huey, w

respirators the memorandum was largely ignored president trump denies he ever saw the documents yes sir mr dooley is to the followers of the president just this president this today so you learned about the family today which is maybe a day going to healing. on your staff here in broome so that it will determine the winner of the year there was a recommendation use of feeling that he had i think he told certain people in this but it didn't matter i didn't see it the president told reporters the contents of the documents would not have changed the way he has acted and then left the briefing after saying he would greet them later my kind of al-jazeera washington now jeremy is a public health expert who rolled guidelines under the obama administration for how u.s. government should respond to it and demick he says the trump white house has disregarded that advice. what it contained was a sort of checklist a set of triggers to identify when a disease was posing a risk and when the united states government should begin triggering preparedness and things like coronavirus novel coronavirus were specific

president trump denies he ever sold the documents yes sir mr dooley this is the but there is a president in just this president this today saying he learned about the family today just heard about it maybe a day going to use your feelings on your staff or your very own self should have told you that in the earlier was a recommendation was a feeling that he had i think he told certain people in this but it didn't matter i didn't see it the president told reporters the contents of the documents would not have changed the way he has acted and then left the briefing after saying he would greet them later my kind of al-jazeera washington now britain's prime minister has spent a 2nd night in intensive care boris johnson was given supplementary oxygen but is not on a ventilator let's speak now to worry chalons he joins us live from london outside the hospital where barr is johnson is currently being treated rory 3 nights in the hospital a 2nd night in intensive care do we know any more about how he's doing. very little actually because the government statements from the statements coming from d

respirators memorandum was largely ignored president trump denies he ever sold the documents yes sir mr dooley this is just a bit but there is a president just this president this today you learned about the family today which is maybe a day going to feel like you know your staff or your very own self to hold you to them and really are there was a recommendation was a feeling that he had i think he told certain people in this but it didn't matter i didn't see it the president told reporters the contents of the documents would not have changed the way he's acted and then left the briefing after saying he would greet them later my kind of al-jazeera washington. well as we've been reporting now nearly 3 months after it was field off from the wild has opened its doors again highways and train lines have been opened to traffic and its 11000000 residents i'm out able to leave without specific authorization but they still need an app that tracks their health and richmond government figures show the vast majority as of china's coronavirus related deaths were in a province where the city of wehrhahn is

president trump denies he ever sold the documents yes sir mr dooley is to the pharmacy present in just this prison out this today so if you learned about the family today which is maybe a day going to feeling among your staff or your very own self should have told you something that really were there was a recommendation was a feeling that he had i think he told certain people in this but it didn't matter i didn't see it the president told reporters the contents of the documents would not have changed the way he's acted and then left the briefing after saying he would greet them later. mike hanna al-jazeera washington chammy kunene deck is a public count thanks fred who would guidelines under the obama administration's law the u.s. government should respond to a pandemic he says the tramp why house has disregarded that advice what it contained was a sort of checklist a set of triggers to identify when the disease was posing a risk and when the united states government should begin triggering preparedness and things like coronavirus novel coronavirus were specifically cited in there the

commissioner dooley is a very forceful advocate for, you know, even just the points that she brought up about sole proprietors today are going to impact and shape how we move forward on this. commissioner zouzounis has, you know, pointed out to me privately with issues of the supply chain for food, to small grocers and disadvantaged community and has been leading the effort to try and make that better while simultaneously working on the census and making sure that our community is counted properly. commissioner adams, you know, has been as he just mentioned on the phone nonstop with all kinds of small businesses and helping them and deploying his many years of experience. and i'm just going off of memory here so i feel like i'm almost certainly leaving somebody out. but i know that all of us have just been working night and day to do everything we can to advocate for this community and i also want to thank the small business community at large for giving us this information, giving us this -- giving us this feedback and enabling us to advocate for you. i left off commissioner huey, w

lemonis: megan dooley fisher told me she uses cannabis to treat the pain she suffers from her auto-immune she uses a lot. how long will this last you? megan: okay. well, i'm probably a far heavier user than almost anybody out there. lemonis: okay. megan: this is 250 milligrams. i could eat this right now and go on with my day. you would never know anything. lemonis: 250 milligrams? megan: i'll eat that whole bag. lemonis: okay. so, i've never used. how much could i have? megan: i would say that you wouldn't even have one of these. you would have to start with a 2.5 milligram. lemonis: and you could eat this whole bag? megan: yeah, i could eat that whole bag. lemonis: and not even be fazed? megan: not even be fazed. lemonis: megan spends a ton of money on her orders, but how much does andrea unsworth make on those deliveries? it's $135. for this discussion, we'll say it's got a 60% margin. andrea: okay. lemonis: so we'll call it $75. andrea: yeah. lemonis: what are the expenses that you have to pay for out of the $75? andrea: right. lemonis: let's start with what it costs to deliver. andre