not anymore so therefore masculinity is a bad idea from a security imagine the way to go that pay sharky has its course and you know i don't from russia country i'm going to sort of create a large deficit of males because if or. aleutians fabens substance abuse like racing all those factors happen today if you can just see 4 or 5 generations of strong women who compete for man in iraq and. for that pay sharky is it common to dream i mean it's raining mad how lou bring it on they actually want more of a profit and. i wonder what it's all round it's a chart in the chart it could be any how many call it i know human archy human that's good i like it well you have just you have just expressed that in russia for instance the patriarchy is sort of gun right women are running a lot now in terms of needing more men that's that's part of what we've got this problem with world wide in in as the world is sloughed off or much of the world decided that there are certain things about the past we didn't want anymore we also threw the baby out with the bathwater so the baby here was men and male develop

before i turn it over to commission president sharky laguana. i do think that we have an opportunity to potentially work together. i haven't really consulted with director bohn on this. it came to me over the weekend. central tax credits and deductions, those dollar amounts hasn't changed since 2005. while those are federal tax dollars and deductions, perhaps what we can do as a local level is jointly write a resolution to the mayor, encouraging her to work with our federal representative to work to increase those tax credits and deductions. the cost of doing any construction in 2005, that cost is very different today and this not only would it benefit small businesses, it will benefit property owners to help them deal with the cost of doing remediation. not that's so important that we need to have tax credits and deductions and dealing with remediation. it helps to expand -- it helps to reduce the overall cost, particularly in opening a business. for those businesses that have been around far while. it will help them in terms of dealing with th

. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. a company called vandigo van rentals. it rents vans to the music industry. i am also a member of the small business commission as appointed by mayor breed in 2019. i am a musician and have worked as a professional musician and recording artist in the 90s. [♪♪♪] >> we came up in san francisco, so i've played at most of the live venues as a performer, and, of course, i've seen hundreds of shows over the years, and i care very, very deeply about live entertainment. in fact, when i joined the commission, i said that i was going to make a particular effort to pay attention to the arts and entertainment and make sure that those small businesses receive the level of attention that i think they deserve. >> this is a constantly and rapidly changing situation, and we are working hard to be aggressive to flatten the curve to disrupt the spread of covid-19. >> when the pandemic hit, it was crystal clear to me that this was devastating to the music industry because live venues had to completely sh

for that pay sharky is it common to dream i mean it's raining that how little bring it on they actually want more of it all that and was i wonder what this middle ground is a child in the dark it could be a how did he call it i don't know human arche human that's good i like it well you have just you have just expressed that in russia for instance the patriarchy is sort of god right women are running a lot now in terms of meeting more men that's that's part of what we've got this problem with worldwide in in as the world is sloughed off or much of the world decided that there are certain things about the past we didn't want anymore. we also threw the baby out with the bathwater so the baby here was men and men development and we just said forget male development we're not going to do what males need to survive and thrive we are going to go ahead and you know they can go to war ok we'll let them die we'll put them in dangerous jobs and some men because they're very smart and strong will climb to the top some will putin right climb to the top very smart and strong but but tens of millions

were reportedly killed in the early hours of saturday morning after analysis strike near the other sharky refugee camp in northern gaza 6 of the dead were children warning you may find the upcoming images disturbing shotty facilities are densely populated county the gaza health ministry initially put the death toll at 7 but said the figure was expected to rise as other victims were believed to be buried under rubble at least 15 others were injured the only survivor is believed to be a baby called omar who's just 2 months old the death toll is expected to increase with the rescue operation still underway meanwhile unrest in the west bank flared after the palestinian territory of garza became the target of continued asterisks. i. friday a building in a palestinian refugee camp in the gaza strip was hit by an israeli airstrike local health officials claim a woman and her 3 children were among those killed since monday at least 132 people have lost their lives in gaza they include dozens of children and almost a 1000 palestinians have been wounded we heard from a child caught up in the shelli

. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. a company called vandigo van rentals. it rents vans to the music industry. i am also a member of the small business commission as appointed by mayor breed in 2019. i am a musician and have worked as a professional musician and recording artist in the 90s. [♪♪♪] >> we came up in san francisco, so i've played at most of the live venues as a performer, and, of course, i've seen hundreds of shows over the years, and i care very, very deeply about live entertainment. in fact, when i joined the commission, i said that i was going to make a particular effort to pay attention to the arts and entertainment and make sure that those small businesses receive the level of attention that i think they deserve. >> this is a constantly and rapidly changing situation, and we are working hard to be aggressive to flatten the curve to disrupt the spread of covid-19. >> when the pandemic hit, it was crystal clear to me that this was devastating to the music industry because live venues had to completely sh

this is sharky laguana. i know you've been hearing a lot of calls from a lot of folks and i know you agree with me, we all agree that shared spaces has brought a lot of life and vibrancy to san francisco and that's a good thing and, you know, i think as time goes by, we're going to continue to work and refine and improve this program and i'm concerned here that an effort to come out of the gate with something perfect is going to wind up to be an enemy of the good it establishes how much the permit will be. it doesn't say what the rules are specifically for the permits that's decided by m.t.a. and those are rules that can be worked on and evaluated very quickly, rules and regulations as we all know is a much faster and more efficient way to deal with the problems that come up. i agree on access and accessibility. i couldn't walk for several years, i'm very sensitive to that. there's more work that needs to be done there, absolutely. but what businesses need right now more than anything else is certainty after

. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. a company called vandigo van rentals. it rents vans to the music industry. i am also a member of the small business commission as appointed by mayor breed in 2019. i am a musician and have worked as a professional musician and recording artist in the 90s. [♪♪♪] >> we came up in san francisco, so i've played at most of the live venues as a performer, and, of course, i've seen hundreds of shows over the years, and i care very, very deeply about live entertainment. in fact, when i joined the commission, i said that i was going to make a particular effort to pay attention to the arts and entertainment and make sure that those small businesses receive the level of attention that i think they deserve. >> this is a constantly and rapidly changing situation, and we are working hard to be aggressive to flatten the curve to disrupt the spread of covid-19. >> when the pandemic hit, it was crystal clear to me that this was devastating to the music industry because live venues had to completely sh

thank you to sharky laguana, the president of the san francisco small business commission, for takingwith it. thank you so much to mayor breed for our tireless support of small businesses for the last 1.5 years, for getting it up and passed, and helping our retail and small business establishments survive, for finding $1.75 million for grants for our small businesses. thank you to assemblyman chiu for fighting for small businesses in the california state assembly. and thank you to everyone who will, for the next 30 days, will take the challenge and say, for the next 30 days, i pledge to only shop at small businesses and help san francisco small businesses emerge out of this pandemic. thank you so much. >> thank you so much, manny, and we'll take questions at this time. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: you know, san francisco has really been very conservative in its reopening efforts, so even though the state has given us permission to go into the orange tier, we did not allow all of what was allowed under california state law to happen. we've proceeded with caution, and now with

. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. company called vandigo van rentals. it rents vans to the music industry. i am also a member of the small business commission as appointed by mayor breed in 2019. i am a musician and have worked as a professional musician and recording artist in the 90s. [♪♪♪] >> we came up in san francisco, so i've played at most of the live venues as a performer, and, of course, i've seen hundreds of shows over the years, and i care very, very deeply about live entertainment. in fact, when i joined the commission, i said that i was going to make a particular effort to pay attention to the arts and entertainment and make sure that those small businesses receive the level of attention that i think they deserve. >> this is a constantly and rapidly changing situation, and we are working hard to be aggressive to flatten the curve to disrupt the spread of covid-19. >> when the pandemic hit, it was crystal clear to me that this was devastating to the music industry because live venues had to completely shut

this is sharky laguana.i know you've been hearing a lot of calls from a lot of folks and i know you agree with me, we all agree that shared spaces has brought a lot of life and vibrancy to san francisco and that's a good thing and, you know, i think as time goes by, we're going to continue to work and refine and improve this program and i'm concerned here that an effort to come out of the gate with something perfect is going to wind up to be an enemy of the good it establishes how much the permit will be. it doesn't say what the rules are specifically for the permits that's decided by m.t.a. and those are rules that can be worked on and evaluated very quickly, rules and regulations as we all know is a much faster and more efficient way to deal with the problems that come up. i agree on access and accessibility. i couldn't walk for several years, i'm very sensitive to that. there's more work that needs to be done there, absolutely. but what businesses need right now more than anything else is certainty after

. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. a company called vandigo van rentals. it rents vans to the music industry. i am also a member of the small business commission as appointed by mayor breed in 2019. i am a musician and have worked as a professional musician and recording artist in the 90s. [♪♪♪] >> we came up in san francisco, so i've played at most of the live venues as a performer, and, of course, i've seen hundreds of shows over the years, and i care very, very deeply about live entertainment. in fact, when i joined the commission, i said that i was going to make a particular effort to pay attention to the arts and entertainment and make sure that those small businesses receive the level of attention that i think they deserve. >> this is a constantly and rapidly changing situation, and we are working hard to be aggressive to flatten the curve to disrupt the spread of covid-19. >> when the pandemic hit, it was crystal clear to me that this was devastating to the music industry because live venues had to completely sh

you could argue a sharky kind of thing to do. maybe the fees could be lower. we had the ceo of pnc on efhe was effectively removed the different things that happen in the different accounts. it is a complicated one. >> i will say what it really brought home is how much more complicated things are and how much more contentious it is. this would have been contentious if it were in person because it was on a zoom-feed where you actually talk over each other and the delays can be bad. it was worse and more painful and excruciating to watch. not this would have been a friendly encounter had it been in person. the delays and stepping on each other and talking over each other and how painful that is to watch. that came through clearly yesterday. >> yeah. it is harkening back to the bank era of 2008 and 2009. we have gone to great pains and lengths to not have a taxpayer bailout next time. there could be -- who knows what's coming? you never know where the excesses are building up until in hindsight not even bernancke knew. aren't they better capitalized >> they are s

i just recorded sharky to replay it during my time, but i'm fully in support of shared spaces legislation being passed today without amendments. i think the -- when we think about equity and accessibility, you can't compare it to this idea of perfect egg fi and perfect accessibility. if you look before covid, we didn't have perfection in those and so i think we often have this problem of letting perfection perfect equity you have to compare it to reality. regardless of the shared spaces and so we absolutely continue to do that. but what are the equity ramifications small business failing. what are the equity ramifications of less employment. and i'm fully in support of all those and say we're in support of small businesses, it's easy to say, it's clearly something that we can do to step small businesses. don't just say it. do it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. and this will be our last caller. >> yeah. hi. my name is john moore. i'm a san francisco native. i think this should be extended for one year. i have been listening. i believe it has revitalized san francisco