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

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

and huey long with slot machine money and the deduct box. every two weeks, a certain portion of every state employee's pay was deducted and put in-- it was actually a chest. it was a box and when he was assassinated, it was like the atomic nuclear football with the president. so, i think it's a -- at best, populism introduces new themes and outsiders, but you have to have some kind of reconstruction program. >> let's talk about that, jd. if somebody has a foot in both worlds. how do you enact what is needed for populist reform? what do you think of michael's prescription, the cure he proposes later on for an actual settlement? >> yeah, well, i do think, you know, on the one hand there are some specific policy ideas out there. and one thing i'm a fan of orin cast's views with the pressures that exist economically and legally try to make them less confrontational and more compromising and give them more legal institutional benefits that actually survive in the 20th century hyper globalized economy. i agree with -- i think that most of the deta

huey sold the story to "look" magazine. it is the ultimate insult to injury, having just been exonerated in this sham of a trial, only to with no fear of double jeopardy tell their story. >> yeah, we did it. here's how we did it. deal with it, america. remarkably, 62 years later, in 2017, emmett till's accuser carolyn bryant recanted much of her story, admitting she lied did what happened that day in the store. "look" magazine never published the graphic photographs of emmett itill's mutilated corporation and fcorpse and few saw them at a time. but an image showed how violence could bring about change and he would force the nation to face them. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for

if you could forward that, it would be great. >> happy to. >> commissioner huey? >> thank you very much. i really just wanted to put a couple of exclamation marks on some of the things. i think one of the things that was mentioned earlier is streamlining processes and having a one-stop shop. after talking to so many different people in the last few weeks, i really feel like small businesses have to know where they stand in terms of, like, fees and deferrals. i don't even know what the final tally is, annually, unless i look in my quick-books and things like that. >> my feelings of the conversations and. (inaudible). >> it's not an old paradigm of small versus big business or -- i'm sorry not business but government. people think of small government versus like whatever. i think what i would like to see in san francisco and maybe starting with the small business community because we are so innovative and how technology fits or parameters. not selling any of our data or having anyone profit off of our data but using this so our community can thrive and that to me is

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

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

if you could forward that, it would be great. >> happy to. >> commissioner huey? >> thank you very much. i really just wanted to put a couple of exclamation marks on some of the things. i think one of the things that was mentioned earlier is streamlining processes and having a one-stop shop. after talking to so many different people in the last few weeks, i really feel like small businesses have to know where they stand in terms of, like, fees and deferrals. i don't even know what the final tally is, annually, unless i look in my quick-books and things like that. >> my feelings of the conversations and. (inaudible). >> it's not an old paradigm of small versus big business or -- i'm sorry not business but government. people think of small government versus like whatever. i think what i would like to see in san francisco and maybe starting with the small business community because we are so innovative and how technology fits or parameters. not selling any of our data or having anyone profit off of our data but using this so our community can thrive and that to me is

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

if you could forward that, it would be great. >> happy to. >> commissioner huey? >> thank you very much. i really just wanted to put a couple of exclamation marks on some of the things. i think one of the things that was mentioned earlier is streamlining processes and having a one-stop shop. after talking to so many different people in the last few weeks, i really feel like small businesses have to know where they stand in terms of, like, fees and deferrals. i don't even know what the final tally is, annually, unless i look in my quick-books and things like that. >> my feelings of the conversations and. (inaudible). >> it's not an old paradigm of small versus big business or -- i'm sorry not business but government. people think of small government versus like whatever. i think what i would like to see in san francisco and maybe starting with the small business community because we are so innovative and how technology fits or parameters. not selling any of our data or having anyone profit off of our data but using this so our community can thrive and that to me is

he's been compared to elvis costello, but i think huey is a far more better, cynical sense of humour.hat triggered the controversy? was it the explicit depictions of violence, do you think? yeah, it was violence, do you think? yeah, it was violence against women and then i think people didn't see that there was a critique of the book, that it was a critique of the book, that it was being seen as a celebration of the character, when i think bret clearly meant it as both an attack and a satire on those kinds of people. but it's one of those things. those controversies that sort of exploded in the van 20 years later, the book and the film have achieved a certain position where, i'm surprised for the film how very accepted it is now. can i have a lemonade? just a minute. do you want to kill all the men in the world? no, i don't think that's necessary. her debut feature was i shot andy warhol. she also made the picture the notorious betty page about a notorious pinup model. in yourfilm career you have told a lot of stories about women, but you don't really see yourself as a feminist filmma

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

my name is cynthia huey, and i'm a small business owner in the city.ssioner 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 to help us all through this.

my name is cynthia huey, and i'm a small business owner in the city.nd 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 t

it. >> the motion by commissioner adams to not approve as membership and seconded by commissioner huey. >> i want to make sure that we have the director. i want that we're very clear because edward did present the amendment, so can you just please make sure we're accurately identifying, is it we're not approving as written or not approving even with the proposed amendment? i just want to make sure. >> i will go ahead and change my motion to not approve this ordinance as written and with amendments. >> do we have a second? >> and i second. were. >> dominica. >> i'm trying to think about how to frame that motion because we haven't actually done that in the past because we don't have the amendment drafted. so you can't really take a motion on something that doesn't exist. >> could we say the amendment as presented today by representatives from supervisor mar? >> you're taking a motion on a presentation and not the actual piece of legislation. so i think that the conversation can be summarized in the memo to the clerk, but the motion as it was first established by commissioner adams. >> so

it. >> the motion by commissioner adams to not approve as membership and seconded by commissioner huey. >> i want to make sure that we have the director. i want that we're very clear because edward did present the amendment, so can you just please make sure we're accurately identifying, is it we're not approving as written or not approving even with the proposed amendment? i just want to make sure. >> i will go ahead and change my motion to not approve this ordinance as written and with amendments. >> do we have a second? >> and i second. were. >> dominica. >> i'm trying to think about how to frame that motion because we haven't actually done that in the past because we don't have the amendment drafted. so you can't really take a motion on something that doesn't exist. >> could we say the amendment as presented today by representatives from supervisor mar? >> you're taking a motion on a presentation and not the actual piece of legislation. so i think that the conversation can be summarized in the memo to the clerk, but the motion as it was first established by commissioner adams. >> so

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we also have the president of the small business commission, cynthia huey, who will be moderating this discussion, and we have the director of the chamber of commerce here as well, native san franciscan rodney fong, who has been a business person pretty much his whole life. the wax museum -- i don't know about you, but i went to gallileo high school,and we used to sneak into the wax museum when i was a kid. so i owe you some ticket money, rodney. so between the wax museum, the restaurants and the hair and nail salons, the barber shops, the masseuse locations, all of these great things are really what make san francisco so special. and we know that the sad reality is that because of the pandemic and because of the requirement around social distancing, it is not as simple as those institutions and those businesses can actually go back to work, number one. and, number two, when you go back to work, the likelihood that you're going to be able to make sufficient revenue to cover the expenses you haven't been able to cover for months is going to be challenging. so this is our opportunity to

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also, remaining on the call are commissioner ortiz and huey. lose one more commissioner, then there won't be a quorum. >> next item, please. >> item 4, commissioner reports, allowing president, vice president and commissioners to report on recent small business activities and to make announcements that are of interestininterest to the smalls community. >> commissioner ortiz. >> i wanted to report back to the latino recovery to address all of the issues impacting small businesses and the latter resources. (inaudible). >> i wanted to comment on the virus hitting the commission the hardest because that is a vulnerable community. and i do think that it's appropriate that we make sure that community gets enough attention to that we can establish some level of equity. so i appreciate your advocacy there. >> this goes into the employees they furloughed and how much longer to last to get some hard data from all of the merchants on valencia so that we can provide that information where it's necessary, to get a good snapshot of how small businesses are g

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

also, remaining on the call are commissioner ortiz and huey.f we lose one more commissioner, then there won't be a quorum. >> next item, please. >> item 4, commissioner reports, allowing president, vice president and commissioners to report on recent small business activities and to make announcements that are of interestininterest to the smalls community. >> commissioner ortiz. >> i wanted to report back to the latino recovery to address all of the issues impacting small businesses and the latter resources. (inaudible). >> i wanted to comment on the virus hitting the commission the hardest because that is a vulnerable community. and i do think that it's appropriate that we make sure that community gets enough attention to that we can establish some level of equity. so i appreciate your advocacy there. >> this goes into the employees they furloughed and how much longer to last to get some hard data from all of the merchants on valencia so that we can provide that information where it's necessary, to get a good snapshot of how small businesses a

problem with the earth's gravitational pool >> how about that, they have still got it also joining them, huey and elisabeth shue. and the film's director, who by the way, if you're wondering if this will yield a fourth film, he said if they had a good idea for a fourth film, they would have done it already. >> i love that movie i just watched it last week. still holds up. >> for sure. for sure. >> it's a good one okay, carson we'll see you tonight for "the voice" and the five finalists revealed, 8:00, 7:00 central right here on nbc. >>> and just ahead, the great one, tina fey is with us live. what she's doing to provide a little comic relief in these hard days. plus what she did, along with some others, to help raise $115 million. who is that little cutie pie shll tell us all about ie't >>> welcome back, everybody. the netflix comedy the "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" ended last year. but now, as we all spend time in our own sort of bunkers, kimmy is back with an interactive special. that means you get to choose what the characters do, as kimmy sets off on an adventure where all roads lead to la

. >> we have time for underquestion and we're running behind schedule and i'll recommend question huey. >> i know they're looking at the same conversation with started with with the hiss panic chamber in terms of looking at language, and community access. things are translated but they're not necessarily living within those communities and not the cultural context of those communities. i guess it's maybe not so much a question, but maybe kind of like to ask to see if that is part of your structure and if there's a possibility of growing that more into the structure and i think the technical portion of things will be huge and hopefully as the city can figure out it's funding portions, but maybe there might be some support or something available for that, as well. >> yes, i mean, i think the point that you make about there being a difference between translating services and making services -- and delivering services within and from a community in native languages, where the services are organ quicklquickly deliveredorganicaa critical point and one that has to be remembered as programs ar

also, remaining on the call are commissioner ortiz and huey. if we lose one more commissioner, then there won't be a quorum. >> next item, please. >> item 4, commissioner reports, allowing president, vice president and commissioners to report on recent small business activities and to make announcements that are of interestininterest to the smalls community. >> commissioner ortiz. >> i wanted to report back to the latino recovery to address all of the issues impacting small businesses and the latter resources. (inaudible). >> i wanted to comment on the virus hitting the commission the hardest because that is a vulnerable community. and i do think that it's appropriate that we make sure that community gets enough attention to that we can establish some level of equity. so i appreciate your advocacy there. >> this goes into the employees they furloughed and how much longer to last to get some hard data from all of the merchants on valencia so that we can provide that information where it's necessary, to get a good snapshot of how small businesses