my uncle, dr. chiu was also one of the directors of the chinese company in 1942, and their mission was to help new immigrants. to my knowledge, chinese fixed company is now known as chinese consolidated benevolent association. that concludes my story. >> thank you very much, council member harriet wong. we'll move on to council member roland wong. >> good afternoon. i will be sharing my ada story. in commemoration of the founding of the americans with disabilities act, aka, ada, 25 years ago and how it helped people with disabilities to have equal access to public transportation in san francisco. somehow as i think back ada was non-existent while growing up in the '60s and '70s, or whether it was a civil rights or not? transportation is an essential part of every day life. today i would like to be able to share my experiences around transit. as most kids with disabilities, parents are protective of their young. at 17, i, like many young adults was getting a driver's license to own and drive a as part of

dr. david chiu. dr. chiu was his name. awesome doctor, comes in.e has a bow tie and cowboy boots. [ laughter ] >> steve: where do i sign? >> jimmy: that's my doctor. that's my guy. i knew when he walked in. he's going to save my finger. apparently the odds aren't great with these things. it happens a lot. and the odds are -- usually they're just going to cut your finger off. so i was going to lose my finger. i was like, wow. so this guy did surgery for like six hours. microsurgery, so it's under a a microscope. he had to take a vein out of my foot. it's a crazy story. i go, you've got to be -- i didn't know this is happening because i'm knocked out at this point. so he took a vein out of my foot and put it in there. and if you attached it -- and veins only work one way, they go this way or that way. so you have to make sure -- you're so happy i'm not your doctor. veins go this way or that way. >> steve: this one's going the wrong way. >> jimmy: get this guy away from me. you have to remember which way and you have to reverse it and make sure, and t

and first of all, thank you dr. chiu for helping me.unny or embarrassing injury that happened to you. we got thousands of tweets within 35 minutes. it was a trending topic in the u.s. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for those tweets. thanks. now i thought i'd share -- they're good. i thought i would share some of my favorite #mydumbinjury tweets from you guys. here we go. this first one is from @scar257. [ light laughter ] >> steve: scar. first of all, his name's scar. >> jimmy: i know. that's what i'm saying, yeah. >> steve: he's known to have a a lot of injuries. >> jimmy: he says i dislocated my knee playing charades and everyone thought it was part of the charade. [ laughter and applause ] it was like, "pain. joint pain. >> steve: injury. arthritis? >> jimmy: limping. er? er? this is from @mander9696. he says, my leg fell accidentally fell through the trampoline springs and i was stuck. my pug saw it happen and began humping my leg. [ laughter and applause ] go get help boy, get out of here. >> steve: at least somebody won. [ laug