commissioner dooley has not yet joined. commissioner huie. >> here. >> laguana. >> here. >> ortiz-cartagena. >> here. >> [roll call] >> mr. president we have our quorum. >> wonderful. please call item number two please. >> approval of legacy business registry application and resolution discussion and action item the presenter is richard carillo legacy business program manager. do you need me to provide you with presenting control? >> i think i'm okay. on here,. >> so i can give them to you. >> i think so yes. then my audio is coming through my phone. i have to share my screen don't i? >> yes. >> okay hold on one minute. okay so share screen. >> we're good take it away. >>> great thank you. good afternoon president laguana, commissioners, office of small business staff. richard carillo legacy business program manager. before you today are five applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a report, a draft resolution, the application itself, and a case report and draft resolu

commissioner dooley?>> commissioner dooley: i just wanted to say thank you for your presentation lisa and i think it is very clear that one of our big issues as the small business commission is trying to find a path of fairness and equity for all that have been affected. i know how many times my hair cutter has said to me, look at that restaurant across the street. they're allowed to be open and i'm not. you know, she has strict criteria from the state. so i think that's kind of the big issue we're facing with in the small business community, the retailers can't really use the shared spaces program and so they are kind of the lost people in all of this. obviously we need to support our small businesses and restaurants but there's a group that are neglected. >> president laguana: thank you. lisa, i know you have heard that message loud and clear. please convey on our behalf to all of the various folks and we will continue to advocate for it as well. lisa, thank you for your time and we appreciate you comin

. >> clerk: approving both meeting minutes and seconded by commissioner dooley, and july 20, 2020. [roll call vote] motion passes 7-0. with no one in the offense. >> pardon me, this is jim, and it looks like someone did put their hand up, just late. should i go ahead and unmute them? >> clerk: that item has been closed and voted on. >> okay. >> president laguna: that commenter is probably looking to comment on a different item. we have never had comments on minutes before. so i would just say to that commenter that you want to call back on the agenda item that is relevant to what you're calling about. >> clerk: just a reminder if it is not yet your item, if you could please turn your camera off. that would be great. thank you. lisa is on -- >> president laguna: great. perfect timing. so lisa you want to unmute yourself and please call item number 2. confused now. >> clerk: item 2 is orders of the 201260, the waiver of license fees and business registration fees and payroll conscience taxes for certain entertainment businesses. ordinance waiving certain license fees originally due o

. >> his targets were ashton dooley, who's brand new bride has cancer. >> i shaved her head and theni wanted to marry her. >> and elgin, with a special needs son and a dream to be a police officer. >> in law enforcement, i can make a difference. and daniel dip, a waitress from pittsburgh, who is way behind on rent >> i want has been a pretty bad year. but somehow, somewhere, it will work out. >> on that note, i want to introduce you to somebody. it's secret santa. >> danieal's year is about to do get better. >> open up that sealed envelope, everyone's bad year is about to get a whole lot better. >> oh, my gosh, there's money in there, you guys. >> there's a thousand dollars. >> in the coming weeks, secret santa will give away $100,000 total to total strangers. >> and that is to help make your christmas a little bit bebetter. >> oh, my god, i can't believe this. >> but of course, money is not the real gift here. >> thank you. >> you know, kindness when freely given with no expectation in return is in fact uncondition al love and that's really what we are giving them. >> and what does

so there is funds -- it was kind of semi alluded to by commissioner dooley. there are funds that have not been distributed and, in fact, secretary mnuchin is talking about taking them back into the treasury before the next administration to kind of tie up the biden administration in knots, so one of the things that i think, you know, we should ask for is that any existing funds out there that had been promised to businesses should be distributed to those businesses and not sent back to the treasury. and i'll -- i will add one last, at least from my end, crazy out-of-the-box idea that i had and see what you guys think about this. this'll be the craziest idea that you hear all night. so we know that we are going to need as many people as possible to be vaccinated in order to restart our economy. these poor venues are not going anywhere until we achieve something that looks like herd immunity. we know that some portion of people are good niging to be resistant to the idea of getting vaccinated and will need encouragement. some people have been talking about whet

commissioner dooley? >> hey, i'd just wanted to indicate that i'd be happy to take the survey around to north beach and the surrounding area? >> b but i agree with steve, people would be ripping their hair out with curfews and what might be coming, so i agree it would be easier to talk to people in january. >> great. so first, not seeing any other commissioner questions -- >> do you want me to respond to the planning issues? >> oh, sure. i wasn't clear you were going to. sorry. >> oh, no, i wasn't still when -- i'm still getting used to the cadence of the meeting. i'm not sure when i can be allowed to speak. it's like standing in a store during covid, where i don't know what to do with myself. i agree that people are freaking out, and there are a lot of things that are coming at us and that will be coming at us. i think in terms of the survey, we gave it a lot of thought as to when, and we wanted to even finish this, you know, like, two months ago. you know, like, we would have put it out a long time ago

." >> reporter: his targets included ashton dooley, a sanitation worker from sarasota, florida, whoseme. that's when i knew i wanted to marry her. >> reporter: elgin thrower, a security guard from kansas city, with a special needs son and a dream to be a police officer. >> in law enforcement, i can make a difference. >> reporter: and danielle dip, a waitress from pittsburgh, who's way behind on rent. >> it has been a pretty bad year, but somehow, somewhere, something's going to work out. >> reporter: on that note, i'd like to introduce somebody to you. >> okay... ? >> hi, this is secret santa. >> reporter: danielle's bad year was about to get a whole lot better. >> open up that sealed envelope. >> okay. >> reporter: everyone's bad year was about to get a whole lot better. >> oh, my gosh. there's money in there, you guys. >> there's $1,000. >> whoa! >> reporter: this season, secret santa gave away about $100,000 total to total strangers. >> oh, my god! >> and that's to help make your christmas just a little bit better. >> oh, my god. i can't believe this. >> reporter: but, of course, t

me was just a regular dove lone beach he played basketball and padi high school he was a regular dooley on a flat top you know me you know he was going to prison for he had took a deal for i believe it was like spousal abuse images grow it was a terrorist threat in the united states a terrorist threat covers any state that contains the threat of violence against another person in this case reggie is talking about an argument a man was having with his girlfriend where he threatened her until he was on beat or whatever it was it was a terrorist threat it was no physical violence or anything but he took a deal for 18 months and he was only supposed to like take a deal for 18 months are going to do it 5 or 10 or whatever so he failed. the 1st night we got near the x. who from south central from south central where you from explains when one of your homeboys over here said you're going to direct you where you supposed to go this guy he'd have to be what he was just from long beach no he just was a regular do no end that night. and i'm listening to was going on and on everest i thought they w

hunger was already a problem in the philippines and then the pandemic struck but as distractions put dooley were journos out of work and pushed me into poverty it workers are struggling to meet demand for food with millions across the country need here's what one family feels is one of duty bruce's. volunteers prepare meals at a center in manila they're working overtime to meet their country's growing crisis 2200000 families now face sivia hunger. i believe that the hunger has affected so nearly to the point that even goals with all means but they're living already in that desperate mold would come in ask for wood from oz. the charity says it expects to reach 200000 people this year after the coronavirus crippled the economy sending many into poverty. they don't come more destitute than daniel and his family he lost his painting job when the pandemic hit now the face hunger and homelessness. i lost my job so my family can't eat when they want to and i can't even buy my daughter milk or diapers because i have no work. on. the family are able to get some help at busy free food centers like th

lemonis: megan dooley fisher told me she uses cannabis to treat the pain she suffers from her auto-immunese. and 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

. >> clerk: approving both meeting minutes and seconded by commissioner dooley, and july 20, 2020. [roll call vote]

hunger was already a problem in the philippines and then the pandemic struck but as destructions put dooley were journos out of work and pushed me into poverty aid workers are struggling to meet demand for food with millions across the country need here's what one family for use is on a daily basis. volunteers prepare meals at a center in manila they are working overtime to meet their country's growing crisis 2200000 families now face sivia hunger. i believe that the hunger has affected us severely to the point that even those with all means but are living already in that desperate mold would come and ask for mas. the charity says it expects to reach 200000 people this year after the coronavirus crippled the economy sending many into poverty. they don't come more destitute than daniel and his family he lost his painting job when the pandemic hit now he feels hunger and homelessness. i lost my job so my family can't eat when they want to and i can't even buy my daughter milk or diapers because i have no work. on. the family are able to get some help busy free food centers like this one of th

also with kevin clifton, the former strictly professional dancer who won it back in 2018 with stacey dooleygs in place with more details on the bbc website was up more details on the bbc website was up looking from space, you can see the speckled nature of cloud moving in with gaps in between. we will see some sunshine but this is the cloud which brought all the rain across western areas, over 80 millimetres and three inches of rain in some western parts of wales through the past few days. persistent rain still there in eastern counties of england. it is darting to wake up and fragment and pushed out into the sea by the time we get to mid—morning. 0ne sea by the time we get to mid—morning. one or two showers this morning, hit and mid—morning. one or two showers this morning, hitand miss. heaviest mid—morning. one or two showers this morning, hit and miss. heaviest in the west and what will push east as we go through the day. as i said, there will be sunshine in the showers but showers come along to stop some of them could be the heavy side and a rumble of thunder. some gusty winds. these ar