>> rodney: no, not yet.lling out of here with the rodney scott cologne on. good morning! oh no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. >> anthony: what are we fishing for here? >> sean: well, out here we got, um, spot tail bass, flounder, sea trout. >> anthony: really? >> sean: yeah. >> anthony: whoo, watch out. i gotcha. >> sean: yeah, and the way you fish here, the idea is throw it out as far as you can and you just leave it. >> anthony: oh just leave it. >> sean: yeah, that's the cool thing about fishing out here. >> anthony: oh good, so i don't have to be working, not so much skill involved for me. so how am i doing in the learn to be redneck, uh

rodney: yes, there have been.rodney estimates he'll owe between $25,000 and $50,000 in loans by the time he graduates. rodney: we had money, but we didn't have, like, college expense money. so it's like -- we have money like we're basically living check from check. ethan: we do have peltier hall right here. this is kind of my home, as i like to call it. soledad: ethan henry is a sophomore from houma, louisiana. he's studying english and business. ethan: what am i getting out of nicholls? i'm getting an amazing experience. i love it. it is amazing. so yeah, it's home to me. soledad: solidly middle class, ethan is going to school tuition-free, thanks to the state of louisiana. so you have a t.o.p.s. scholarship? ethan: yes, ma'am, i do. ethan: it helps to have help. my parents have paid for my education my whole life. this is the first time. soledad: ethan goes to school on a t.o.p.s. scholarship, a state program that paid tuition for 50,000 louisiana students last year. although t.o.p.s. started as a private progra

ranking members on the republican side kevin brady especially, patrick mchenry, virginia fox, fox, sam, rodney davis, tom cole, ron bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas, frank mccall, mark thornberry, mike rogers everybody coming together to see fruition to today as i said on the floor the viruses here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it we did not choose it with the passing of this bill you will see we are fighting it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. especially the majority leader for his work today and the rest of the future. >> i want to join you to acknowledge the committees for all of this. it's not here to those discussions in the appropriations committee and in thee discussion peter defazio and infrastructure and maxine waters and veterans affairs, small business and energy and commerce. it was very helpful to us and the members here that would have the house administration and of course the distinguish leader mr. hoyer. that not only on course that we have the numbers needed to get the job and then to acknowledge chuck schumer

scalise: thank you, rodney. leadership.our what both republicans and democrats are doing is making ure the capitol is as safe as possible anytime but especially now when you see what's appening with the coronavirus and how you're starting to see more cases. we've just seen a case in we're seeing more states recognize that as testing increases, the prevalence of the of people who test positive will increase. but we also need to be aware of to take basic precautions. just like in an active flu sure , you want to make you are taking proper hygiene steps. i think everybody's hearing the now.message when you come in contact with people, make sure you're washing your hands on a regular basis. doing it properly. reduci reducing or eliminating taking other d measures so you're not -- you're reducing the risk of coming into with any kind of virus but especially the coronavirus as we work with the drug come up and others to ith a vaccine, the testing for various possible vaccines is under way. we're going to continue to d

kevin brady, especially, greg walden, patrick mchenry chavez, chavez, griggs, rodney davis bishop, jim jordan, frank lucas mike mccall, kitty merchant phil roe, matt thornberry mike rogers come everybody coming together to make sure we could make this today. as i said on the floor. the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invited or choose it. but with the passing of this bill you will see we will fight it together and we will been together i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work and the majority leader for his work today and in the future we can all work together to put america first. thank you. >> i want to join you and although not here right now we will let them fight in the appropriations committee with those important discussions. and the committee that represented her committee on the floor. peter defazio transportation and infrastructure maxine waters financial services, veterans affairs, small business, energy and commerce. and the rules committee chair was very helpful to us as was so many other members here. i also want to acknowledge from the house

kevin brady, especially, greg walden, patrick mchenry, sam graves,x, rodney davis, ronnie conaway, , jim jordan, frank ,ucas, michael mccaul, phil roe mac thornberry, mike rogers -- everybody coming together to make sure we could make this all fruition today. as i said on the floor, the virus is here. we did not ask for it, we did not invite it, we did not choose it. but with the passing of this bill, you will see that we will fight it together, and we will win together. colleagueshank our with that type of work i especially want to thank the majority leader for his work today and the work in the future that we can all work together to put america first and to the speaker, thank you. pelosi: thank you. i want to join you and acknowledging the leadership of our committees on all of this. and anotherl, person who is not here right now who led the fight in the appropriations committee, important discussions in the appropriations committee, rosa delmaro, who represented her committee on the floor and in the discussions. peter defazio, trest predation, bobby scott, maxine waters, veterans

kevin brady, especially, greg walden has done so much, patrick mchenry, virginia foxx, sam greg, rodney davis, mike ,onaway, tom cole, rob bishop jim jordan, frank lucas, mike mccall, kitty marchand, phil roe, max dorn berry, mike rogers everybody coming together to make sure we could make this come to fruition today. as i said on the floor, the virus is here. we did not ask for it. we did not invite it. we did not choose it. but with the passing of this bill, you will see that we will fight it together and we will win together. i want to thank our colleagues for that type of work. i especially want to thank the majority leader for his work today and the work in the future that we can all work together and put america first and to the speaker, thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. leader. i want to join you in acknowledging the leadership of our committees on all of this. richie, you started with ways and means, nita lowey who is not here now but led the fight in the appropriations committee. it was important discussions in the appropriations committee. also who wrecked presented her c

y quien no cumplio con esas ordenes fue el pastor de tampa, florida, rodney howard.ntos de asistentes y sin respetar la regla de distanciamiento social y la orden de quedarse en casa. howard fue acusado de reunion ilegal y violacion de una orden de salud por emergencia publica y le fue fijada una fianza de 500 dolares. el pastor acuso a los medios de comunicacion de avivar el odio religioso durante esta pandemia... el coronavirus hace estragos entre la poblacion sin hogar en los angeles, lo que alerta a las autoridades por un escalonamiento del brote.la doctora barbaa ferrer, directora de salud publica de ese condado, confirmo que dos personas dieron positivo, asi como un trabajador de un refugio provisional..ademas varios agentes de la division central del departamento de policia estan infectados. hoy la ciudad opera 540 refugios que estan llenos en un 91 por en las vegas tambien el coronavirus hace danos...el refugio para personas sin hogar de caridades catolicas que ha servido de alojamiento durante generaciones cerro, luego de que una persona dio positivo, dejand

monaghan on we had rodney davis from the house administration. we had larry kudlow. numerous ering questions. but the one thing i wanted to take away from all our members, will work with the speaker, we'll work with the administration, and we will make bill hat we get this right. reporter: there was a conference call? mr. mccarthy: yeah. reporter: why didn't you do a conference meeting? because we had a number of things changed. this is not our normal time for we had on another day. i thought the participation would be bigger. i also would have other people to participate on because they were someplace else nstead of traveling into the capitol. no. i thought the participation would be better. a standpoint that does also help with health. have as big of group together. for participation it allowed there.dy to be yes. reporter: tax credits and other things you're proposing to be added to the bill, you mentioned very briefly and i want to get a more detail on that. also, there is a big expansion of medicaid in the bill. a problem ans have with that? mr. mccarthy: the on

now, i would like to introduce the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney fong. >> thank you very much. as the mayor alluded to san francisco has seen many challenges. these walls, this alley has senmany challenges. i want to thank mayor breed for taking fast action, decisive be action to support small businesses and working class families in san francisco. this is the kind of leadership we need. our small businesses and employees are going through a critical time. small business owners in the tourism industry understand ho difficult and fragile small business is. one bad week or month can take you over the cliff. we know this economic crisis hits the folk the hardest and that is the small business and families and front line staff in san francisco. >> this will bring immediate relief to small businesses and employees suffering from major cash flow for the moment and next several weeks. this will allow small businesses to pay rent, continue to pay employees, so important. this is a first critical step towards creating an economic resilient city that may be on the jo

rodney worth owner of the peasant and the pair was advertising $20 bottles of zinfandel with a roll oftoilet paper on top. this facebook post from saturday said there were only five bottles left. and based on the comments it looks like they were snapped up pretty fast. >>> that is in surprising. >>> that is good savvy marketing. >>> better together. toilet paper and wine.>>> not exactly peanut butter and chocolate. these aware times. >>> what you can expect the next few days. partly cloudy overnight. the possibility of sprinkles over the north bay. dry conditions and stay dry most of the day. 1/100 of an inch of rain today in santa rosa. your normal temperatures tomorrow. a mixture of clouds and sunshine staying dry mild as we start april on wednesday. that will continue through friday before the next chance of rain has our way over the weekend. we will add up those amounts in just a few minutes. looking pretty good as we look over the east bay. temperatures backing off in the daytime highs reached the 60s. upper 50s in san francisco. 60 san jose concorde in oakland. livermore low 60s.

charles rodney smith was 92. over the world, including tab low, one of the first indian fine dining establishments in new york city. floyd was born in mumbai and went to culinary school in switzerland before coming to new york. his fellow chefs call him an innovator and a constant source of knowledge and inspiration. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. floyd was 59 years old. our thoughts are with all the families suffering tonight. our coronavirus coverage continues. time to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." i'll see you tomorrow. chris? >> all right. anderson, i say it every night because it matters every night, thank you for telling the stories of those who are gone because of this virus. nobody does it better than you. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." today has been the deadliest day so far of this new american war. question, why are cases growing so fast here? faster than in other countries. are we any closer to better weapons than just washing our hands a

. >>> certainly america' grocers have stepped up to stay open and stocked rodney mcmullen joins us nowou there? >> yes hi, sara. >> tell us what your life has been like the last 24 hours. how are you keeping it all together and keeping it open >> i'm so inspired by all of our teams, doing incredible work, going well beyond and taking care of our customers and our communities. it's so exciting and inspiring. >> how are you protecting your workers? >> well, we're making sure that we're following through all our cleaning processes across the stores every day and at night now we're closing so that overnight we can restock the stores and keep them clean as well and making sure we practice all good hygiene. >> are you looking at reduced operating hours, making any other changes to adjust to the situation? >> yes we're reduced hours everywhere, usually opening at 7:00 in the morning and closing at 8:00 at night. it really gives our teams an opportunity to do a deep cleaning overnight, plus restock the shelves. the stores are getting deliveries every day. >> how do you keep morale up for your

services at the river church in tampa, the county sheriff issued an arrest warrant today for pastor rodney howard brown. his reckless disregard for human life put hundreds of people in his congregation at risk >> sam brock is in miami where the city is under a curfew. >> we have police officers out in full effect trying to educate people on staying inside of their homes. >> checkpoints throughout the state of florida at this hour, trying to prevent people from new york and the tri-state area from coming in without self-quarantining once they get here. with more than 30 states issuing stay at orders for all ofe govern governor of arizon today joined the national push to restrict crowds from gathering in public, but doug ducey still considers hair salons and golf clubs as exempt, calling them essential services >> there's no easier place to be physically distant away from someone than out on a large golf course. with the national death toll expected to rapidly escalate in the coming weeks, tonight officials warn no state and no community is immune from the virus >> while top doctors at the w

[laughter] but president reagan's transformative power jimmy stewart once said if rodney married nancyuld get an academy award. so the great phrase was a shining city on ang hill. the only guy i know who can improve onro jesus. that the addition of the word shining is so important that i have heard ministers say as jesus said america shall be shining city how that was rendered i don't know. we were at lunch one day and .as you know sometimes it was even accurate. so i just heard a minister say this couple weeks before about jesus and the shining city on the hill. she ordered that one third of the cobb salad and did not eat it. i said it's incredible. president reagan improved on jesus without blinking said oh yes that's the kind of thing ronnie did. [laughter] may we all someday be loved as nancy davis loved ronald reagan. >> but they capture their hepatriotism and then that is what it was about. and it was the affirmative cultural statement that patriotism could be popular again. you can make that case as a speech in the campaign but we went around america. when these things stand up

now, i would like to introduce the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney fong. >> thank you very much. as the mayor alluded to san francisco has seen many challenges. these walls, this alley has senmany challenges. i want to thank mayor breed for taking fast action, decisive be action to support small businesses and working class families in san francisco. this is the kind of leadership we need. our small businesses and employees are going through a critical time. small business owners in the tourism industry understand ho difficult and fragile small business is. one bad week or month can take you over the cliff. we know this economic crisis hits the folk the hardest and that is the small business and families and front line staff in san francisco. >> this will bring immediate relief to small businesses and employees suffering from major cash flow for the moment and next several weeks. this will allow small businesses to pay rent, continue to pay employees, so important. this is a first critical step towards creating an economic resilient city that may be on the jo

rodney powell and his staff in watts, community involvement means working with his health council, aof concerned community members selected by their neighbors. >> we have an opportunity to work. many of them know that. >> i think one of the biggest problems is the lack of understanding of what the team really means. the person who plays the key has not had the kind of training that i think you prescribed for them initially. that is the neighborhood health agent. these are people who are serving in the interpreting, communicative advocacy roles. no one pays any attention to him. the doctors regard him as someone less than professional and the people such as the social workers still have not accepted his role. >> that is because he is dealing from a position of no power. i think that he is dealing from a powerless position and that is why he is not recognized. >> that is the conflict. let me identify it right here. the conflict is we can get people who can do this. >> in my experience, a community health council is one of the vital channels of communication that serves our center. you

written songs where he has identified police officers the police officers actually responsible for the rodney king beating identified them by name and said that he was going to go kill them that made i think he that was one of his more successful albums actually that the song that that i'm referring to but if amateur artists do it and they get punished almost exclusively and now with the paranoia understandable paranoia around school shootings and things like that you're also seeing schools begin to discipline students for rap music even if they're writing down the lyrics that somebody else that a well known artist performs even writing down the lyrics of a well known artists can get you arrested you have cases of that they search a car and they find something like that and you know i testified in a case where the gang investigator along with the prosecutor took this kid's lyrics notebook you know page after page and went through lyric by lyric and explained oh this is where he confesses to this and this is where he talks about his gang membership in this is it turns out that that the song th

warnings strict social distancing guidelines and a notice to close all but essential services its pastor rodney howard brown received several warnings from police before he was arrested on monday the authorities say his actions are a reckless disregard for human life shame on this pastor their legal staff and the leaders of this church for forcing us to do our job that's not what we want to do dorna declared state of emergency the church says it's building is sanitized and they can't push it as a pont but the lifestream of sunday service shows people breaking guidelines meant to prevent the spread of the coronavirus florida limits gatherings of more than 10 people including religious services lawyers for the church allege the enforcement is a form of discrimination but authorities disagree lastly i'd remind the good pastor of mark 1231 which says there is no more important commandment to love thy neighbor as thyself loving your neighbors as protecting them not jeopardizing their health by exposing them to this deadly virus like many of the state's mega churches the river at tampa bay has the te

. >> and just to update you on that story, pastor rodney brown has bonded out of jail overnight. >>>we come back, the real-life new development prompted by "tiger king." >> and see who dressed up as joe exotic. "the skinny" is next. exotic. "the skinny" is next. martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> i get so excited. it's actually a serious thing. like someone's missing. >> right. but this shows how many elements there is to this. >> it's time for "the skinny" start with a new development in the phenomenon known as "tiger king." >> we went on and on about it yesterday. now the netflix true crime documentary is officially the most popular tv show. it follows the story of a big cat breeder, joe exotic, who is currently serving 22 years in prison for allegedly hiring someone to kill an

officer rodney free man. thank you very much.o honor some incredible community leaders. the awards have changed the lives for many. the black history month difference maker award acknowledges special african-american leaders and contributions that continue to positively impact the lives on a daily basis. that is what we are about to do is give away difference maker awards. >> majoring in legal studies. he work wa as a cadet in the process of becoming a police san francisco police officer. he gives back by helping others and making a difference. your name is dexter cato. please come to the stage. [applause]

you said that you had no choice but to take action against pastor rodney howard-browne. why was he arrested? >> we were repeatedly requested -- i mean, we plead with him, we stopped just short of begging him to stop putting lives in danger by going ahead and encouraging his parishioners to come to service that day, and as you saw, there were more than 400 people gathered, and he not only put their lives at risk, those hundreds of parishioners but how about the thousands of people in the tampa bay area community that are now at risk as these parishioners return back to their neighborhoods. >> you were in direct contact with the church, the pastor was warned on more than one occasion about not having these large gatherings. you even tried to meet with him. what was your response, sheriff? >> that he was protected under the freedom and the right to worship, which, listen, i'll tell you, i'm the first one that's a man of faith and last thing we want to do is take people's faith or their right to worship, but you have to do so responsibly. he had all the means necessary to be

they stood shoulder to shoulder at the river church which was packed for sunday's services pastor rodneybrown publicly denounced the mandate saying that he can you are the coronavirus he has made similar claims in the past about the zika virus. he said the only reason that he will ever close his church is when the rapture is taking place. >>> in today's dollars and since mountain view city leaders have freed up $800,000 to help small businesses and those struggling during this coronavirus outbreak. city leaders also passed an ordinance to suspend evictions for renters unable to pay because of the pandemic and that ordinance will be in effect until the end of january until the end of january 2021. and facebook is pledging $100 million in grant money to add funding to news outlets especially smaller local newspapers get through the pandemic. businesses closed down have canceled their advertising which is forcing some news outlets to lay off workers facebook said they want to help out as of the importance of reporting accurate news about the virus. and the candies company in south san franc

rodney werth, owner of the peasant and the pair store was advertising $20 bottles of zinfandel with a roll of toilet paper on top.'s facebook post from saturday said that there were only five bottles left and based on the comments, looks like they were snapped up pretty quickly.>>> this morning a good example of how the bay area has better together. 20-year-old jordan taylor man is operating a pop-up handwashing table for commuters at the north book -- north berkeley bart station. he built the custom table complete with a wooden bowl and under the table drink here even offers a selection of hand sanitizer's. >> even with the quarantine going on, there still hundreds of people who are commuting so i'm really there for them. i see people doing things for others, that kind of inspires me to do the same thing.>> jordan says he averages around 50 people a day. the supplies, they aren't cheap so he has set up a gofundme account to keep the free hand wash is going for as long as needed. >> of know what wake of declining leadership, the district will begin modified service today if you are lo

they arrested the pastor, rodney howard brown, he posted bail today. he said, look, groceries are considered essential services why, not god? and though violating public health orders is not something we would advertise or advise people it does beg the question, how do you practice the free exercise of religion during this time of quarantine, and what cherished rights might you be sacrificing? people are getting very createtive. legacy childrristian church in georgia, they are doing pre-packaged sanitized communion kit for each car. in oklahoma, a church is conducting parking lot masses as well. i love this idea. >> start playing around with the idea of what about mass outside? people could still stay in their cars. my hope is, that that provides some comfort in a strange time. >> laura: that's pretty nice. they come together. >> at least they are together. >> laura: and again, we have to live life and faith is the most important next to family for most people. >> it's a cherished american right. we should not so easily give it away. pastors need to be

rodney howard brown is being charged with unlawful assembly and violating public health emergency rulesrules discriminate against religion and his church. and he took necessary health precautions. well, don lemon spoke to the county sheriff about this case. take a listen. >> this had nothing to do with a pastor and a church. if this was a gym owner, any type of other business or group that encourages large gatherings would have been in defiance of this law. we pleaded with him. we talked to him, his attorneys, the church leaders. we did it since friday, through saturday, into sunday, into sunday afternoon. sunday afternoon even went there to meet the -- his legal staff and church leaders in person pleaing with them not to put people's lives in danger. >> he certainly was. so florida currently counts 5,000 cases of covid-19. a warning, indeed. >>> with some hospitals in the u.s. pushed to the limits and beyond capacity, officials are racing to build the make shift field hospitals in parks and convention centers, and even in one case a parking garage. here's brian todd with that. >> we ha

they talk about the airlines, rodney davis from illinois indicated that when he flew in from st.ouis, there were four people on the airplane and two were other members of congress. he said the plane was virtually empty. i have another former colleague who said he took a cross-country flight the other day to eliminate the taxes and gas and the flight was $0.50, the airline portion of that. that's why they think they might have to do more for the airlin airlines. and house speaker nancy pelosi neil said today that they probably have to come back and address that. she was particularly interested in a debt addressing the pension issue and president trump was on board with the speaker on that but that's something that mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader said, will wait for another day. this was a health issue that they were very concerned about but the deed is done and now the bill is at the white house. >> neil: all right, thank you very much. we are waiting to hear from the president. he has formally signed that stimulus measure, the first of what could be many such stimulus

rodney daniels says he doesn't believe he got the virus at work. instead he thinks he was infected at a medical conference in new york earlier this month. he says the symptoms are mild and he's treating them with tylenol, motrin, and some gatorade. he says he first got a slight fever and immediately self-quarantined. he's concerned, though, that other doctors at that medical conference in new york didn't act as quickly and may have infected others before they figured it out. >>> with about 7 million people around the bay area now being told to stay at home, a lot of us are wondering what can and can't we do? the answer is essentially feel free to go outside. in fact you're encouraged to get outside, walk the dog, go for a hike, and so forth. but what about formal parks and maybe golf courses? we know today golf courses have closed down. nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us in san francisco with a look at what we're all doing. thom, we see you've got your mask with you as well. >> reporter: and, raj, we want to let everybody in the public know we did

the hillsborough county sheriff said pastor rodney howard-browne demonstrated a "reckless disregard for human life." federal judges have struck down recent abortion bans that texas and ohio enacted as part of their response to the coronavirus pandemic by claiming abortions are e nonessenal prococedures. judge lee yeakel said -- "regarding a woman's right to a pre-fetal-viability abortion, the supreme court has spoken clearly. there can be no outright ban on such a procedure." some 7300 peace corps volunteers who were recalled amid the pandemic are now facing steep challenges, including unemployment, the loss of a regular stipend, as well as housing and healthcare benefits as t they readjust to life backn the united states. they were all fired. the first known death of a u.s. mimilitary member from coronavis was reported monday. at least 600 cases have been reported among members of the military. he was from new jersey. the justice department and the securities and exchange commission have launched a joint investigation after several lawmakers sold off s stocks aftr they received privile

warnings strict social distancing guidelines and a notice to close all but essential services its pastor rodney howard brown received several warnings from police before he was arrested on monday the authorities say his actions are a reckless disregard for human life shame on this pastor their legal staff and the leaders of this church for forcing us to do our job that's not what we want to do dorna declared state of emergency the church says it's building is sanitized and they can't push it as a part but the live stream of sunday service shows people breaking guidelines meant to prevent the spread of the coronavirus florida limits gatherings of more than 10 people including religious services lawyers for the church allege the enforcement is a form of discrimination but authorities disagree lastly i'd remind the good pastor of mark 1231 which says there is no more important commandment to love thy neighbor as thyself loving your neighbors as protecting them not jeopardizing their health by exposing them to this deadly virus like many of the state's mega churches the river at tampa bay has the t

host: rodney davis, the top republican on the house administration committee.mittee that works to help members with their offices and maintain capitol hill. time for a couple more calls. skip, in seattle. what's your view from out there? caller: our view is hopeful from the university of washington and the trials they have done with an experiment told drug that is about to get phase three approval. what is exciting is that university of washington has been using the drug without fda approval. drug,a compassionate use in cases. it is having a positive effect. host: i'm sorry, are you talking about -- this drug deals with coronavirus? caller: yes. remtesivir. phase threey in trials but is being used clinically. we hear a lot about testing but not a lot about treatment. host: that is not a drug i have heard about yet. we can certainly take a look. possibly a topic for another program. this is olivia here. birmingham, alabama. i'm concerned about -- we do not have a case in alabama. we don't have any cases here, but i am concerned about it. , we need to be serious

rodney mcmullin, ceo chairman of kroger, big company. doug mcmilllan, ceo of walmart, he's been fantastic. doug was here as you know on friday and watched the market go up 2,000 points on friday. it went up 2,000, almost 2,000 points. tar vaso, dollar corporation. and koran, president ceo of albertsons. these are all phenomenal companies, great companies. we had a long conversation with them. and they've -- they're going to work 24 hours round the clock keeping their stores stocked. i would like to say people should -- we're going to be good. we're going to do -- what's happened.fed is phenomenal news. what's happening with all of these incredible companies, this phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy. relax. people are going in and buying more. i remember i guess during the conversation doug of walmart said that they're buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks that we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they're going to meet the needs of the public. they'

rodney mcmullen, chairman, ceo of kroger, big company. doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. he's been fantastic. doug was here, as you know, on friday. and he watched the market go up 2,000 points. on friday, it went up 2000, almost 2,000 points. ceo of dollar general corporation. and vivek, president and ceo of albertson's. these are all phenomenal companies. these are great companies. we had a long conversation with them. and they're going to work 24 hours around the clock, keeping their stores stocked. i would like to say, that people should go out and buy -- we're going to all be great. we're going to do so good. what's happened with the fed is phenomenal news. what's happening with all of these incredible companies is phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy, just relax. people are going in and buying more -- i remember -- i guess during the conversation, doug of walmart said that they're buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks that we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they're going to m

of cargill rodney mcmullan c.e.o. chairman of grog or big company doug mcmillan c.e.o. of wal-mart has been fantastic douglas here is you know on friday and he watched the market go up 2000 points on friday it went up 2000 almost 2000 points. to our vast c.e.o. of dollar general corporation. and then the saying koran president c.e.o. of albertson's so these are all phenomenal companies is a great companies with a long conversation with them and they've. they're going to work 24 hours around the clock keeping their store stocked i would like to say that people should go out and buy we're going to all be great we're going to be so good we're going to do what's happened with the fed is phenomenal is what's happening with all 'd of these incredible companies is phenomenal is but you don't have to buy so much take it easy just relax people are going in and they're buying more they i remember i guess during the conversation doug of wal-mart said that the buy more than the buy christmas relax we're doing great it will pass. the folks that we spoke to. they've done a fantastic

now, i would like to introduce the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney fong. >> thank you very much. as the mayor alluded to san francisco has seen many challenges. these walls, this alley has senmany challenges. i want to thank mayor breed for taking fast action, decisive be action to support small businesses and working class families in san francisco. this is the kind of leadership we need. our small businesses and employees are going through a critical time. small business owners in the tourism industry understand ho difficult and fragile small business is. one bad week or month can take you over the cliff. we know this economic crisis hits the folk the hardest and that is the small business and families and front line staff in san francisco. >> this will bring immediate relief to small businesses and employees suffering from major cash flow for the moment and next several weeks. this will allow small businesses to pay rent, continue to pay employees, so important. this is a first critical step towards creating an economic resilient city that may be on the jo