sharky. so tomorrow you have to go to school ok home alone or back stronger oh. no one's going to love your child the way you do nobody's going to care for your child the way you well. but i'm looking for the closest thing to it. and the. soesilo hostile to the sea. fish. so for us to show not ready for the shoot to. kill. this is. still missing baby. with the most critical point a kid like this right now to write a book 8 it's right now after 12 years right now but i want to tell you that the investment you do in that young push from the very beginning gives you the best possibility of scaling this thing and be of such just because of the ending and this will pay off dividends for this country in a way that nothing else will. shake gattis is about as close to living proof of that as you can get gattis is the exact. director of the flat push y.m.c.a. in brooklyn. he also happens to be one of the subjects of a landmark early learning study that's been tracking him for more than 40 years the advice of darien project launched in 1972 by researchers in chapel hill no

sharky mentioned voting positive on shared spaces. that is huge to make more revenues. also just releasing red tape in general will help from the bar community. it is not easy to pick up the bar and move when you are in renegotiations. it is almost impossible to move the bar. that happens for many businesses not just bars. if we are able to remove the red tape to make it easier to take away barriers we get more leverage. i appreciate you having this. thank you for the work you have done. >> we are 21 storefront bay can't. during the pandemic that is now up to 33 vacancies, one in five storefronts are vacant. this is -- personally i have been able to renegotiate my lease to provide through this period of time when we see sales fallen below 50% due to lack of high foot traffic and tourism in our neighborhood. we also have had the experience of seeing leases more complicated. the first lease was five pages long. last was 43 pages long. there is a severe need for not just legal assistance but also standardization. to ensure that small business owners and entrepreneurs are n

thank you so much, and i just want to acknowledge the president of the small business commission, sharkyk you for the chair of the castro business commission, massoud. it does take a village to do anything so incredible and significant, and we are so grateful and excited about the future of san francisco. we are still in a pandemic. we still need to do our part. wear our mask, socially distance, and be as responsible as we can. today, over 200,000 san franciscans have received at least their first dose of the vaccine. 68% of those over the age of 65 have been vaccinated in this city, and 25% of those over the age of 16 have been vaccinated. i'm really proud of the work we're doing in this city. i see our covid rate going down, i see our case rate going down. i see people smiling in the city. i know this has been a hard year for us. the thing is, we've been through challenging situations in the past. many of us were here during the 89 earthquake. i was in high school at galileo high school where devastation in that neighborhood and the marina was significant. i was here during the aids cr

sharky mentioned voting positive on shared spaces. that is huge to make more revenues. also just releasing red tape in general will help from the bar community. it is not easy to pick up the bar and move when you are in renegotiations. it is almost impossible to move the bar. that happens for many businesses not just bars. if we are able to remove the red tape to make it easier to take away barriers we get more leverage. i appreciate you having this. thank you for the work you have done. >> we are 21 storefront bay can't. during the pandemic that is now up to 33 vacancies, one in five storefronts are vacant. this is -- personally i have been able to renegotiate my lease to provide through this period of time when we see sales fallen below 50% due to lack of high foot traffic and tourism in our neighborhood. we also have had the experience of seeing leases more complicated. the first lease was five pages long. last was 43 pages long. there is a severe need for not just legal assistance but also standardization. to ensure that small business owners and entrepreneurs are n

thank you so much, and i just want to acknowledge the president of the small business commission, sharky laguana. thank you so much for being here, and thank you for the chair of the castro business commission, massoud. it does take a village to do anything so incredible and significant, and we are so grateful and excited about the future of san francisco. we are still in a pandemic. we still need to do our part. wear our mask, socially distance, and be as responsible as we can. today, over 200,000 san franciscans have received at least their first dose of the vaccine. 68% of those over the age of 65 have been vaccinated in this city, and 25% of those over the age of 16 have been vaccinated. i'm really proud of the work we're doing in this city. i see our covid rate going down, i see our case rate going down. i see people smiling in the city. i know this has been a hard year for us. the thing is, we've been through challenging situations in the past. many of us were here during the 89 earthquake. i was in high school at galileo high school where devastation in that neighborhood and the m

sharky mentioned voting positive on shared spaces. that is huge to make more revenues. also just releasing red tape in general will help from the bar community. it is not easy to pick up the bar and move when you are in renegotiations. it is almost impossible to move the bar. that happens for many businesses not just bars. if we are able to remove the red tape to make it easier to take away barriers we get more leverage. i appreciate you having this. thank you for the work you have done. >> we are 21 storefront bay can't. during the pandemic that is now up to 33 vacancies, one in five storefronts are vacant. this is -- personally i have been able to renegotiate my lease to provide through this period of time when we see sales fallen below 50% due to lack of high foot traffic and tourism in our neighborhood. we also have had the experience of seeing leases more complicated. the first lease was five pages long. last was 43 pages long. there is a severe need for not just legal assistance but also standardization. to ensure that small business owners and entrepreneurs are n

to vote for this resolution in respect that this is not the time or place for the discussion what sharkypervisor haney acknowledged about the nuances and the complexities of what will be a significant policy discussion and set of decisions. i want to acknowledge those at the outset and for the sake of moving this forward, i think that more in-depth discussions are suited and necessary in the coming of the forthcoming discussion that will extend the shared spaces beyond the current fiscal year expiration date. my office has been working towards that legislation ever since supervisor haney noted earlier, we waived the table fees and we allowed for a more robust conversation about what that program would look like in the longer term. it's one thing to say we want this to be permanent. it's all together a different challenge to engage with these nuances and complexiies that come with this new and frankly exciting and occasionally very thorny change in the way that we think about shared spaces in the city. there is an article about a dispute between two businesses that has necessitated the ci