commissioner matsuda? >> vice-president matsuda: yes, thank you. so as i briefly mentioned under commissioner comments, we -- president hyland and i had the opportunity to have a conversation with paul mung from supervisor ronen's office as well as the members of the office of small business yesterday. and one of the things that was suggested is that, shelly, we add as entities or as individuals are to receive a copy of this letter to the office of workforce and economic development, as he is in charge of the resiliency (indiscernible) that are going out to small businesses. and to maybe have a conversation with him in the near future about making legacy businesses a priority would be the mini grants program if another round is to happen. the second one is to the co-chair of the covid-19 recovery task force, she's one of the several co-chairs so i recommend that we address a carbon copy to all co-chairs to that committee. and then also, again, to paul mung of supervisor ronen's office, as you all know that supervisor david campos was the kind of th

commissioner matsuda? >> vice-president matsuda: yes, thank you.der commissioner comments, we -- president hyland and i had the opportunity to have a conversation with paul mung from supervisor ronen's office as well as the members of the office of small business yesterday. and one of the things that was suggested is that, shelly, we add as entities or as individuals are to receive a copy of this letter to the office of workforce and economic development, as he is in charge of the resiliency (indiscernible) that are going out to small businesses. and to maybe have a conversation with him in the near future about making legacy businesses a priority would be the mini grants program if another round is to happen. the second one is to the co-chair of the covid-19 recovery task force, she's one of the several co-chairs so i recommend that we address a carbon copy to all co-chairs to that committee. and then also, again, to paul mung of supervisor ronen's office, as you all know that supervisor david campos was the kind of the creator of the legacy busin

question i think it's a little bit of both as is so often the case certainly there are instances i would matsuda was where the air pollution has plummeted the air quality is better than it's been in generation. that is you certainly a result. a lot of cars on the road seen them away as it is and yes he has photographs just stunning is also a result of a reduction in air pollution i think what these these images are showing us is what the world could look like in a in a different in a different future or a future that we could go it's it's a result of a reduction illusion its results you know a reduction of human activities but you know that life gets back to normal unfortunately i think a lot of it away. so the satellite image is shot weeks after strict lockdown started it also showed the air indeed became cleaner not only in l.a. but over many interests or however the world is a ransom china and after more than like a century of constant pollution turns out all it takes is no 2 months of sitting at home. and we're going to see the results does this mean that the problem of air quality is actual