my name is cynthia huey, and i'm a small business owner in the city. and most recently, as a commissioner on the small business commission. i just really want to express how grateful i am to be a san franciscan right now. i was just outside on saturday, singing with my neighbors, and it was an amazing feeling. so i'm incredibly appreciative of show everyone in our communities have come together to fight for and support the health of all san franciscans. you know, just a quick story i wanted to share. i was recently in a west portal merg merchant's meeting, with mayor breed as well -- you probably had no idea i was there. i was watching you during a meeting, and i could see you in your little zoom box, typing away. and i was just floored that this is our mayor. this is our mayor. you were in the chat to try to answer everybody's questions and connecting people. and i was so proud of the fact that i live in a city where our mayor just digs in and is doing the work. and so i just wanted to say from the very bottom of my heart, thank you so much for trying

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professional football until the 1st of september that's football officials say they will speak with huey further governing body of hear football before confirming their decision . the coronavirus looked on in india as having one positive side effects plummeting air pollution levels in the capital delhi just take a look at these 54 and after pictures this is one of the city's famous landmarks most looked like back in november of 2019 and this is what it looks like today you can even see the india gate from quite far away back than no chance usually the city's roads are soaked with vehicles and experts say the dramatic change slash lead to use to the sharp drop in traffic and they warn that the improvement is likely to be short lived. don't forget you can always get g.w. news on the go just download our ad from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any news and if you are part of a news story you can also use the d w up to send us photos and videos of what's happening around you. this is du

the resignation of tom huey in the march 12th stories about the city's expanding probe of former president and instructial engineer rodrigo santaz are clear indicators that an outside investigation of the department is long overdue. my interest in d.b.i. began in 2012 when i served on the civil grand jury that wrote a very unfavorable report on the department. i have attended b.i.c. meetings for the last seven years. it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to

the resignation of tom huey in the march 12th stories about the city's expanding probe of former president and instructial engineer rodrigo santaz are clear indicators that an outside investigation of the department is long overdue. my interest in d.b.i. began in 2012 when i served on the civil grand jury that wrote a very unfavorable report on the department. i have attended b.i.c. meetings for the last seven years. it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to

commissioner huey, this would be the appropriate place to talk about the work you've been [inaudible]. >> i kind of already [inaudible] most of my report. i don't know if -- oh. i wanted to see commissioner dooley's comment about the self-employed. i don'ten if this is a commissioner report type thing, but it might be helpful to have a place on the oewd website that is specifically for people who are self-employed so the resources can then just be put there. so a button just the same as everybody else's button might help bring some clarity to what is currently available and maybe what resources might be lacking. and i think that might be all that i have right this second. i may think of something later. thank you. >> great. >> i have a comment. a report. i've been dealing with the folks at the lower [inaudible] they're doing an outstanding job of helping out the merchants and providing resources. i just want to point out that is another type of resource to have a huge website up. and i think we should post that on the commission site because they are out there doing all kinds of thing

here is kaitlyn huey burns on the challenges of campaigning out, just keeping my distance.>> reporter: like many americans presidential candidates are now working from home. >> as a matter of fact i think we are both sitting in our own homes. >> reporter: social distancing has put the campaign season's big rallies, selfie lines and/or knocking on hold. candidates are pressing ahead online with a brand-new set of challenges. >> we are going to continue to do things virtually until we can see you in person, until then stay safe and healthy. >> reporter: joe biden has turned the basement of his wilmington delaware home into a television studio, find creative ways to engage supporters and raise money virtually. >> welcome everybody to our first virtual happy hour. i have in here, gatorade. >> reporter: while biden leads bernie sanders in the delegate count it may be a while before the former vice president can claim the democratic nomination. several states have delayed their primary contest until june creating a new summertime super tuesday. the democratic national committee p

of the details about tomorrow's events i'm delighted to welcome once again my friend and my brother huey months to see if you would to be followed by the amazing lady gaga hugh over to you. thank you very much dr ted ross and thank you members of the friends your excellency ladies and gentlemen i'd also like to acknowledge lady gaga who has played a leading role in curating one world together at heart. during tomorrow night special of london well together at home you will see the worlds of music and policy come together and celebrate and support the dedicated and essential work of the frontline community health workers whether it's the doctors the nurses or the lab practitioner nance these are the real heroes in responding because at 19 there are sacrifices day in and day out deserve to be on it and support it and so that's why we've been calling on citizens everywhere to use their voices to take action to ensure we all have access to testing to all have access to vaccines when they're available and all can practice social distancing we've also been calling on philanthropists and the pri

the resignation of tom huey in the march 12th stories about the city's expanding probe of former president and instructial engineer rodrigo santaz are clear indicators that an outside investigation of the department is long overdue. my interest in d.b.i. began in 2012 when i served on the civil grand jury that wrote a very unfavorable report on the department. i have attended b.i.c. meetings for the last seven years. it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to

commissioner huey, this would be the appropriate place to talk about the work you've been [inaudible] >> i kind of already [inaudible] most of my report. i don't know if -- oh. i wanted to see commissioner dooley's comment about the self-employed. i don'ten if this is a commissioner report type thing, but it might be helpful to have a place on the oewd website that is specifically for people who are self-employed so the resources can then just be put there. so a button just the same as everybody else's button might help bring some clarity to what is currently available and maybe what resources might be lacking. and i think that might be all that i have right this second. i may think of something later. thank you. >> great. >> i have a comment. a report. i've been dealing with the folks at the lower [inaudible] they're doing an outstanding job of helping out the merchants and providing resources. i just want to point out that is another type of resource to have a huge website up. and i think we should post that on the commission site because they are out there doing all kinds of things

the resignation of tom huey in the march 12th stories about the city's expanding probe of former president and instructial engineer rodrigo santaz are clear indicators that an outside investigation of the department is long overdue. my interest in d.b.i. began in 2012 when i served on the civil grand jury that wrote a very unfavorable report on the department. i have attended b.i.c. meetings for the last seven years. it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to

the resignation of tom huey in the march 12th stories about the city's expanding probe of former president and instructial engineer rodrigo santaz are clear indicators that an outside investigation of the department is long overdue. my interest in d.b.i. began in 2012 when i served on the civil grand jury that wrote a very unfavorable report on the department. i have attended b.i.c. meetings for the last seven years. it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to

caitlin huey burns on how they're hitting the virtual campaign trail to get voters engaged. >> i'm tryingo follow the rules here. i'm not going out. i'm keeping distance. >> reporter: like many americans, presidential candidates are now working from home. >> as a matter of fact i think we're both viting in our own homes. >> reporter: social distancing has put the complain season's big rallies, selfie lines, and door-knocking on hold. the cads are pressing ahead online with a brand-new set of challenges. >> we're gonna continue to do things virtually until we can see you in person. >> reporter: while biden leads bernie sanders in the delegate count, it may be a while before the former vice president can claim the democratic nomination. several states have delayed their primary contests until june. creating a new summertime super tuesday. the democratic national committee postponed its july convention until august. a week before republicans are slated to hold theirs. and many democrats are calling for an expansion of mail-in voting before the general election in november. still activists li

. >> hey, bay area, huey lewis here, saying thanks for helping flatten curve.all doctors and delivery people and health care workers, putting their lives on the line to help us through the pandemic, we say a big, big thanks. >> hey, everyone. erik karlsson here. i can't wait to the get back on the entice see you shark fans. a shout out to the hospital workers in the bay area, what you're doing is very brave and tremendous right now. >> hey, bay area, covid-19 is a team sport. so i thought i would have a little them my friends at the ucsf division. >> thanks for your support, ronnie lott. >> you're a gem. >> oh, yeah! you guys are amazing. what a throw. by the way, i love your intensity, i love your tenacity. keep getting it done. by way, bay area nbc, you guys are phenomenal! i'm talking about phenomenal. you get it done right. how about that, raj. >>> all right, we have a football, it just made its wayn. and really, a simple text, a simple email, you want to do this? and they all said, absolutely. we want to honor first responder, janelle, jessica, i will lite

huey lewis here saying thanks for helping us flatten the curve.or all the health care workers, we say a big, big thank you. >> hi, everyone. erik karlsson here. i can't wait to get back on the ice and see all you sharks fans. a big shout-out to all the hospital workers in the bay area. what you are doing is very brave and tremendous right now. >> hey, bay area. covid-19 is a team sport. i thought i would have a little help from my friends. >> from ucsf, thanks for your support. >> oh, yeah. you guys were amazing. what a throw! by the way, i love your intensity. i love your tenacity. keep getting it done. by the way, bay area, you guys are phenomenal. i'm talking about phenomenal. so you get it done. how about that? >> just like that, the power of tv. the ball is back in my hand. in all seriousness, a thank you to everyone. they all replied overwhelmingly yes, yes, yes, we want to be a part of this and thanks to all our first responders. >> that was wonderful. thanks so much. we do have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up from 3:

i think the fed has to be satisfied with what they have accomplished on march 23rd they announced huey forever. an unlimited buying of bonds not just treasuries. but through special vehicles they started buying investment grade bonds. they're buying triple b's that had been on the edge of falling into junk. they've already been effective in turning the stock market around in a big way, that's because of rebalancing, there are a lot of institutional accounts i talk to, that wanted to get out of bonds and into stocks when stocks got so cheap. they had come down to almost zero they got their wish when the fed came in and went from bazookas to b-52s and carpet bombed our economy you just saw all these accounts moving out of bonds and into stocks and that explains why this market has ricocheted so dramatically here to the up side i agree, the fed doesn't have to do anything. they've already done more than enough >> in terms of your call for new record highs what needs to happen in your view for that to happen? is this the v shape in the stock market people were hoping for? >> honestly, we a

huey long in louisiana couldn't get any money so he went into business with frank costello the chicago mafia and brought in the slot machines. the source of hewitt longs patronage of the populace governor was something called the deduct box. every two weeks a certain portion of every state employee was paid -- whose pay was to duck did. it was like the atomic nuclear ball of the president. i think it is at best populism introduces new themes and outsiders but yet you have to have some kind of reconstruction program. >> talk about that j.d.. how do you navigate the professionalism needed to enact populist reform? >> i think i'm the one hand there are specific policies out there. how you might in reinvigorate the movement in the 25th and -- 21st century and make them less confrontational more compromising the given new benefits that they survive in the century hyperglobalized economy so the policies are in some way out their but i grew up. as i think most of the details of what a modern call it populist call it classical politics would look like i will say i worry about the political eco

for a time, reminiscent of huey long in the 1930s, the less permanency, being forced off the national scene, may have changed things in ways that we may not ever be able to fully understand. >> another cartoon i love. this is from right before the 1972 presidential election, when a lot of the press coverage was about how richard nixon could not possibly get the settlement terms that he had demanded from the north vietnamese. nixon was able to surprise critics by getting exactly those terms. unfortunately, those terms were not peace with honor, as nixon and his, i want to say accomplice, there's a different word, for magician assistant. we're presenting to the public. nixon and kissinger, we now know from nixon's white house tapes got a decent truffle deal with north vietnam, it would keep south vietnam independent for a year or two after nixon withdrew the last american troops, tapes show mix again and kissinger, it wouldn't count is, piece none the less in the 1972 election they accepted the terms realizing that they would eventually needed for vietnam. kissinger famously went on to

. >> okay, so when i was five or six, kindergarten, my best friend's name was huey and i loved to play draw and make believe i was really nice. i was very shy and i liked to be kind of left alone. i had a younger brother who was only about a year younger so yes -- he would sort of, you know, wait until i perfectly set up my entire barbie townhouse >> jimmy: was it barbie that you were into -- >> oh, i was into >> jimmy: skipper. >> yeah -- yeah, skipper and you could turn her arms and she would get bigger she would turn into a pre-teen oh, yeah and, yeah, jim would come in and sort of mess it up and then i would go back and fix it up again. i was a peaceful child >> jimmy: you were, very creative >> very creative i loved anything drawing, painting, making a store. i made a lot of stores >> jimmy: yeah >> that's still my dream for one day. having a store >> jimmy: for me, i think five years old, five and six, was the first grade, i was very religious. i was very - i wanted to be a priest. i was an alter boy just got my first communion and i was really into it so i was very kind of relig

and i'm piece them to the sport huey for and its member associations are holding a teleconference on tuesday to try and work out a way to finish the football season. us president donald trump declaring that he will suspend immigration into the united states via an executive order the u.s. president on twitter said that's in risk. of the coronavirus pandemic referring to . the invisible enemy added that he has to protect american jobs the announcement drew swift condemnation from some in the u.s. democratic party the who accused mr trump of distracting people from what they described as his full response to the outbreak john hendren has more from chicago the president issued this tweet in the dark of night and he seemed to do that for good reason he could have made this announcement at his daily news conference where he talks about the coronavirus and all of the actions the administration is taking but by issuing this mysterious tweet late on a monday night he gets the morning news cycles where the newspapers 'd in the morning shows talking about what he's had to say and then in the a

lady gaga and my friend huey runs the founder and c.e.o. of global citizen. the blue joe has been working with global citizen for several weeks on the together at home concert series with artists like chris martin and john legend giving free online performances now we're working with lady gaga and global citizen to take this concept and make it even bigger sue the one world to give the at home virtual global special on saturday the 18th of a preview it's now my great pleasure to invite lady gaga and hugh evens to say more about this very special event one world. return dress good morning good afternoon and good evening to having one who is listening and watching i would like to thank the world health organization and the united nations as well as bubble citizen thank you very much dr tatar as and then star of your leadership in this fight against her that 19 and thank you very much to the world health organization for asking me to collaborate with you on a special we are also very well to all of the health care professionals across the country and around the

i left off commissioner huey, who has been attending a number of different meetings throughout the city and i've been hearing about them secondhand from other people who have been impactful and supervisor fewer, specifically, called her out and commended her during a budget hearing on that $10 million grant as it was moving through the legislative process. so i'm blessed to have all of you as colleagues. i appreciate everything that you're doing and i know our community does as well. and i think we're blessed to have a really sharp and smart community. the business associations had been really commendable at not just advocating for their members' interests, but the interest of the entire community and sometimes even in opposition to their larger interests. i think there's been a general awareness and recognition that small business urgently needs assistance and everybody has been pulling together to try and try and get that community to make sure it has the support that it needs. obviously we're up against a huge mountain. so we're all just going to have to do everything we can and one

but he at least for a time kind of reminiscent of huey long in the mid1930s, although less permanently, his being forced off the national scene probably changed things in ways that we'll never be able to fully understand. >> another cartoon i love. this is from right before the 1972 presidential election. when a lot of the press coverage was about how richard nixon could not possibly get the settlement terms that he had demanded from the north vietnamese. and nixon was able to surprise his critics by getting exactly those terms. unfortunately, those terms were not peace with honor as nixon and his i want to say accomilous, but there's a different word, magician's assistant, henry kissinger, were able -- were presenting to the public. nixon and kissinger, we now know from nixon's white house tapes, got a decent interval deal with north vietnam that would keep south vietnam independent for a year or two after nixon withdrew the last american troops and tapes from this time show both nixon and kissinger realized their terms would doom the south, so they really didn't count as peace. nonet

the resignation of tom huey in the march 12th stories about the city's expanding probe of former president and instructial engineer rodrigo santaz are clear indicators that an outside investigation of the department is long overdue. my interest in d.b.i. began in 2012 when i served on the civil grand jury that wrote a very unfavorable report on the department. i have attended b.i.c. meetings for the last seven years. it's difficult to monitor projects like the rodrigo santaz prctses mentioned in the city's lawsuit. this lack of transparency is by design. an outside investigation needs to focus on the department's lack of internal controls and weak building code enforcement process. current code enforcement penalties are not a deterrent. 98% of the penalties issued are below $1,000. $1,000 is the cost of doing business. d.b.i.'s weak internal controls are present by design, not by accident or lack of funding. d.b.i. has sabotaged the installation of new computer systems that would have made the department's practice of favoring a few individuals more difficult and visible. d.b.i. failed to

happy to be stuck with you by huey lewis and the news. send your request, facebook.htag ktvu. >>> 7:23. some restaurant owners have found a new way to stay financially afloat. they are selling meal kits, fresh vegetables, even toilet paper. the upscale brazilian stuck out in san francisco has turned its usual selection into shoppers' choice. panera bread has always sold its bread and rolls. now it is offering avocados for sale. others are selling hand sanitizers and other difficult to find items. >>> as college campuses are nearly the, san jose o state turn to technology. met in high school seniors would tour the campus. this year, the university is sending this video showing the campus with links allowing would be spartans to connect with student leaders and faculty. >> thank and still get the critical pieces that students need to know and understand >> the virtual spartan date will be available for a week starting saturday, april 18th. >>> as you look elsewhere, and talk about the coronavirus, we know that union representing flight attendants say that hundreds of t

i left off commissioner huey, who has been attending a number of different meetings throughout the city and i've been hearing about them secondhand from other people who have been impactful and supervisor fewer, specifically, called her out and commended her during a budget hearing on that $10 million grant as it was moving through the legislative process. so i'm blessed to have all of you as colleagues. i appreciate everything that you're doing and i know our community does as well. and i think we're blessed to have a really sharp and smart community. the business associations had been really commendable at not just advocating for their members' interests, but the interest of the entire community and sometimes even in opposition to their larger interests. i think there's been a general awareness and recognition that small business urgently needs assistance and everybody has been pulling together to try and try and get that community to make sure it has the support that it needs. obviously we're up against a huge mountain. so we're all just going to have to do everything we can and one