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there are things like insurance and sba loans that help provide additional resources. big example of one of the barriers we continue to hear that people were no applying. there were a large number of people that we would send that route that we knew needed help but would never come back. we've added new programs on how to help people in their first few weeks if they have been displaced in a way we have not been able to before because we know some people will stay with family and friends, may they help pay power bills, buy extra food. this displacement assistance will help them with some of those costs. but not jeopardize their ability to get rental assistance, you know. once you get tired of your family and friends staying with you, and now you decide you're going to get someplace to stay while your home is being repaired. in the pas iur ability to get tl assistance and now it is two separate programs, which i think is going to make a big difference. i think those are two really big ones that are going to make a difference. andrew:. what are you hearing regarding early

if you take a look at what we did in sba under the trump administration, it was all comers, come in,f you qualify fo for a loan urge sba, we looked if you qualified with the banks who supported you in your line of, this particular rule that you just mentioned, this is under the commerce department, they are grants that go to small businesses. so, that is the other side of this coin, that the law the was -- lawsuit was brought by those who were not part of the minorities which were black americans, hispanics, asian pacific a laurens an passive islandives and et cetera, the white people said this is discriminatory against us to not get the grants, the judge ruled in their favor that was a good thing. i think that we'll see a lot more of these kinds of actions, all about the biden administration wants more control. larry: all right. >> last one. linda, part of the issue with franchise as i recall, if the headquarters is unionized, if they vote to unionize all of the franchisees have to be union they don't get to hold their own elections is that also part of the issue? >> i believe -- i

there are things like insurance and sba loans that help provide additional resources.s one big example of one of the barriers we continue to hear that people were no applying. there were a large number of people that we would send that route that we knew needed help but would never come how to help people in their first few weeks if they have been displaced in a way we have not been able to before because we know some people will stay with family and friends, may they help pay power bills, buy extra food. this displacement assistance will help them with some of those costs. but not jeopardize their ability to get rental assistance, you know. once you get tired of your family and friends staying with you, andecide you're going to get someplace to stay while your home is being repaired. in the past, it would impact your ability to get that rental assistance and now it is two separate programs, which i think is going to make a big difference. i think those are two really big ones that are going to make a difference. andrew: yeah. what are you hearing regarding early indic

president biden�*s administration is challenging the law, known as sba, saying it is unconstitutional the lone star state on thursday. with 2.5 million people illegally entering the us via the southern border last year, immigration is one of the most polarizing issues in american politics. mexico is pushing back against the controversial law, president lopez obrador said mexico won't accept any deportations from texas. translation: if they intend to do deportations, _ translation: if they intend to do deportations, which - translation: if they intend to do deportations, which is - translation: if they intend to do deportations, which is not i do deportations, which is not up do deportations, which is not up to them, let me say this once and for all: we will not accept deportations from the texan government. we will not stand idly by. texas governor greg abbott remains adamant that the lone star state will continue arresting migrants who cross illegally. texas has the legal authority to arrest people coming across the razor wire barriers on our border, and we will continue to use our a

there are things like insurance and sba loans that help provide additional resources. one of the barriers we continue to hear that people were no applying. people that we would send that route that we knew needed help but would never come back. we've added new progrs een displaced in a way we have not been able to before because we know some people will stay with family and friends, may they help pay power bills, buy extra food. this displacement assistance will help them with some of those costs. but not jeopardi tto get rentalu know. once you get tired of your family and friends staying with you, and now you decide you're going to get somlace to stay while your home is being repaired. in the past, it would impact your ability to get that rental assistance and now it is two separate programs, which i think is going to make a big difference. i think those are two really big ones that are going to make a difference. andrew: yeah. are you hearing regarding early indications of how active the hurricane season may be? from talking to science sources, uh, hurricane scientis

if you take a look at what we did in sba under the trump administration, it was all comers, come in,u qualified with the banks who supported you in your line of, this particular rule that you just mentioned, this is under the commerce department, they are grants that go to small businesses. so, that is the other side of this coin, that the law the was -- lawsuit was brought by those who were not part of the minorities which were black americans, hispanics, asian pacific a l passive islandives and et cetera, the white people said this is discriminatory against us to not get the grants, the judge ruled in their favor that was a good thing. i think that we'll see a lot more of these kinds of actions, all about the biden administration wants more control. larry: all right. >> last one. linda, part of the issue with franchise as i recall, if the headquarters is unionized, if they vote to unionize all of the franchisees have to be union they don't get to hold their own elections is that also part of the issue? >> i believe -- i am not sure if that is part of this particular issue. but that

we have to focus on the workers at the port and thankful to president biden for have the sba allow us to have these business as comply for grants through sba to keep their businesses open and keep those folks employed. >> you're talking about the small business administration offered loans up to $2 million to the companies. congress will have to get involved in some of this to provide federal relief. what kind of direct outreach have you done to lawmakers in both parties to try to make the case for what baltimore needs? >> they've been there on site talking with us and the impacted individuals and we know that they are going to do everything in their power to bring back resources for this tragedy that doesn't just impact the city of baltimore and the state of maryland. this port is the number one port for cars and farm equipment. so this matters to folks in rural north carolina, in kansas, in iowa, to the global economy and this should not be something that has anything or any conversation around party. >> secretary buttigieg told us there is no time on how quickly the bridge will be

i mean when you -- if you take a look at what we did in sba under the trump administration it was justr sba, we didn't look at race, look at color, creed, did you qualify with the banks who were supporting you in your line of business. now this particular rule that you just mentioned this is under the commerce department of the these are grants that go to small businesses. so that is the other side of that coin that the lawsuit was actually brought by those who were not part of the minorities which were black americans, hispanics, asia-pacific islanders, et cetera. they were came, they were white people who came and said this is discriminatory against us not to be able to get any of these grants and the judge actually ruled in their favor. so that was a good thing. so i think that we're going to see a lot more of these kind of activities. all about the biden administration wanting more control. larry: all right. last one, linda -- >> if you talk to, go ahead. larry: i'm sorry, i discuss have a moment, part of the issue with franchise, if the headquarters is unionized, if the headquarte

president biden�*s administration is challenging the law, known as sba, saying it is unconstitutionale star state on thursday. with 2.5 million people illegally entering the us via the southern border last year, immigration is one of the most polarising issues in american politics. and mexican president lopez 0brador is pushing back against the law.

most of them i talk to aren't making sba payments.loans will go on default and on the taxpayers, too. i don't know the endgame here, dana, i don't understand. >> dana: angela, your passion comes through, tenacity certainly comes through and i think that the people of california are lucky to have people like you brave enough to come on our air and explain to people what is going on in your state. >> dana, i hone isly think -- i've thought about this and put it out there. i think newsom is trying to usher in a.i. he is basically going to get rid of the franchise owners. they cannot afford this. so now the corporations are going to justify having all a.i. fast food. >> dana: you can imagine that's where things are going. angela, let's stay in touch. we appreciate you coming on "america's newsroom." thank you. >> thank you, dana. >> bill: good luck, angela. >> people assaulted, transit employees and committing over 1100 crimes in the city. >> bill: where does it stop? a lack of law and order turning cities into danger zones. new york city

from the app store, the sba application disappeared at the end of february.ing levels: on the one hand, investors continue to buy shares, counting on the company’s dividends, on the other hand , they are under pressure from falling oil prices. following the results of yesterday's trading, the ruble dipped a little and today continues such very weak movements, the dollar is now 92.70, the euro is 100 rubles. 36 kopecks russian airlines, despite the seemingly obvious problems in the industry, were able to earn record amounts last year. air carrier revenue. in the twenty -third year it grew by 31%, exceeded the pre-pandemic level of the nineteenth year and became the highest for all time 1.370 billion rubles. the kommersant newspaper reports on the acro agency's ratings. and all this despite the fact that russians have become less likely to fly compared to the same year in 1919. analysts explain the growth in revenue, for example, by the fact that the average flight distance has increased , including because routes have lengthened and 11 airports in russia are s

at lending dot sba by december 30, 2024. i'm going to say one more time, so people couldn't. so for those who mystic can hear it again, applications should be submitted online at lending and they should be in by december 30th of 2024 this declaration also empowers the state of maryland to apply for new federal funding to pay for services and training for impacted workers and wage recovery i've been briefed by the maryland department of labor. they've assured me that they are working around the clock to get that application submitted asap the small business ministration will also be establishing a business resource center on monday we will get that location information to you as soon as we know more >> now, fourth rebuilding i said, uh, yesterday we cannot rebuild the bridge until we have cleared the wreckage but we're going to get this done we will, clear, the, wreckage we will move the dali and we will rebuild the francis scott key bridge we're going, to do that because we are maryland tough and we are baltimore strong >> and you can bet on that so when this moment i'm going

whether that is through small things like the sba programs that we are having to force through legislationa bill that i am happy will be on the floor this week. to have an easy way to talk about the $200 million we have given away to fraudsters. two people from other countries taking advantage of our country, of a weak administration. we continue to see this. but nowhere do you see it clearer than what's happening at our border today. you want to talk about giving away our country? from day one, this president has all the tools on his desk to be able to maintain our secure border. what did he do from day one? immediately, he stopped work on the border wall. immediately he started directing h&s instead of having homeland security do its job, no, they became cabdrivers. the border became a bus stop where people could come illegally, get picked up, and be brought to a plane or a bus, to be shipped to other places around our country. mr. president, you are down at the border now for a photo op. your policies have led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of americans. how many more laken rile

i spoke just a little while ago with the administrator of the sba so we can start expediting the way to help small businesses will rely on import-export items to be able to survive. i also want to thank, as everybody has, although many people who are nameless and faceless who have given so much to this effort now and going forward. thank you, governor for the opportunity to be here. and your congressional delegation is on it. i have spoken twice with speaker johnson's office today. i have to say that he has, in my opinion, a real desire to want to try to assist in any way that we can. so thank you all for being here again. i will yield back to the governor, i guess, at this point. all yours. oh, johnny, i am sorry. >> it's ok, congressman. county executive johnny olszewski, i want to thank governor moore and his team for their efforts in partnership, i want to thank and acknowledge mayor scott and county executive stuart pittman who have been local colleagues and partners in this work, and i also want to thank our federal partners, especially the u.s. coast guard and the army corps o

we are working with governor moore and his office and the sba administrators to make sure they have the full services of the small business administration to deal with cash needs because their business is going to be affected and they may not be entitled to the same rights employees are entitled to, we want to make sure these businesses move forward. so we are going to do everything to make sure this happens. i just really want to underscore with senator van hollen -- we've heard also for -- from our colleagues, republicans and democrats recognizing that what happens in baltimore, a catastrophic event critical transportation infrastructure, that we at the federal government have a responsibility to make sure that we give you all the help you need to restore the port and restore the bridge. so, we are committed to working with you so you have all the tools you need so that we can quickly open up the channel and rebuild the bridge. thank you. let me turn it over to senator van hollen. senator van hollen: i want to start where the governor did and where senator cardin and others have. our

to convert a small business into a co-op, and it would also smooth the way to get financing from the sbar xiang tao responds to businesses who are now threatening to withhold their taxes over the state is ticking for lawmakers in fix a major budget shortfall.to- the governor makes a and an ongg debate over a controversial immigration law in t it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! kaiser permanente. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. gaza, a un agency, says that 70% of

we are working with governor moore in his office and the sba administrator to make sure those small businesses and independent contractors have the full service of the small business administration to deal with their cash needs because their business is going to be affected and they may not be entitled to the same rights that employees are entitled to and we want to make sure these businesses move forward. we are going to do everything to make sure this happens. i want to underscore, we have heard also from our colleagues, republicans and democrats while -- recognizing the lap and in baltimore, a catastrophic event a critical transportation infrastructure that we in the federal government have a responsibility to make sure we give you all the help you need to restore the port and restore the bridge. we are committed to working with you, to give you all the tools you need so we can quickly open up the channel and rebuild the bridge. thank you. i will return it over to senator van hollen. senator van hollen: i want to start where the governor did and were senator cardin and others have. our thou

convert a small business into a co-op, and itc wouldúalso smooth the way to get financing from the sbather. it's going to be another nice day tomorrow. we've got spring to begin tomorrow, vernal equinox. that will equal or begin the point where the sue equator towards the tropic of cancer and the summer solstice., and it's coming right through san bruno gap. that's part of they put it. right. because at- san bruno gap, just funnels a northwest wind. when you're taking off a jet, a big jet, it's nice to have the air blowing at you. right. so it increases the speed over the wing, the bernoulli's effect gets enforced and the plane goes up. so most times when you know sfo is a perfect setup for that kind of wind funnel that helps planes take off. so here are the temperatures from today 71 in napa, 73 in fairfield, 75 in antioch. those temperatures a little warmer than yesterday. highs as we go into tomorrow about the. andúthese are the current temperatures. nice night out there. beautiful. it's feeling like spring. tomorrow i, well, it's meteorological or not meteorological. it's astronomi

the sba is involved in trying to get credit to impact to businesses.e, secretary sue, there is today and i will be there later this week to engage with workers impacted. really, a remarkable collaboration and cooperation to support the people of baltimore and everybody affected by this. these effects will continue for some time. >> unit and a lot of groups and people involved, collectively, to get this fixed. generally speaking, when things like this happen, everybody bands together, but in order for the biden administration to pay for bridge repairs, entirely, you have to get congress on board. i don't know if it is a widely held view, but one always worries about these things. the republican congressman from pennsylvania, damage or said, quote, it was outrageous for biden to express in this tragedy the idea that he's going to use federal funds to pay for it in its entirety. congas men muser suggests that this, electrical vehicle infrastructure. we have a fractured congress. how do you foresee having to do with things like this? >> i think the congas

all businesses -- the governor mentioned -- the good news from today -- the sba administrator, guzmanry quickly reviewed the state's request, and those are emergency-low-interest loans that will go to support small businesses. 4% over 30 years and a grace period during the 1st year, so small businesses can do everything they can to keep their workers on the job as we work to open the channel. opening the channel -- as you heard from the governor -- that is the number-one priority. i want to thank president biden and his entire team for being laser-focused on helping people in maryland in the aftermath of this emergency. we have heard from the coast guard and we are going to hear from them again. i want to thank them. it was great to join you, admiral, and they're coming down to the coast guard yesterday to see a close-up view of the site, the bridge, the ship, and everything that we needed to address it. it gave us a close-up sense of the magnitude and the challenge, but we also know that we are up to meeting that challenge, and doing it as fast as possible, and to the army corps of e

programs that service those who are vulnerable that is, those who have greater needs such as in our sba loan programs that they would be better able to get the assistance they need to be successful in their businesses and to be able to get the loans that they need to expand their businesses. so it can have such tremendous differences. let me also say that knowing these differences can have a tremendous beneficial effect on society as a whole. because when you have these big differences, people operate on model minority stereotypes and we, in the aaa and hpi population have had that stereotype for a long time. and it becomes a wedge between groups and can stoke anti-asian hate so by having the true picture of what our population is about, we can stop those terrible stereotypes and also have a better quality of life for everybody. >> congresswoman judy chu, glad you could be with us today. happy easter >> thank you >> are coming up. >> the polar ice caps are >> melting and it could be flowing downtime itself. the new findings from a time-shifting study next >> if you work in spaceflight,

buyers and what they said if they could decrease the risk by getting loans from the government with sbaor save jobs i think 270,000 layoffs. >> the small businesses are expecting, they're bracing for the u.s. economy to stumble but all businesses are going to be okay and improve is not wishful thinking or they have control of their business basically in the survey we saw that their profits are down and they think the economy is worse off than their individual small business. i think what is happening they are watching news and there watching a lot of people talk about all the bad things in the world and not talk about upside and it goes to what you guys talked about high emotional narrative low numerical truth, what is happening today i think the small business owners are saying this is in my spirit of control a regional politics we like or regional politicians better in the regional business is better than the overall economy. >> if you as 99% of americans say throw them out except my bum then we end up with the bombs, less than a minute to go the silver tsunami were talking about the

you know, kind of as we talkedd about earlier,abou the presiden, the sba here mentioned, you know, basically we don't want any politicians here. he was very specific and who he was referring, city council members, you know, here in new york city. but when the president is flying in for a pre-planned fundraiser, that's six miles from where this incident took place, 30 minutes away from this week is happening. >> you alter your schedule, you show up, you stand up there and you say, hey, i support the men and women. you know, in law enforcement. i support this family. pay your respects to them. you just don't go about your, you know, your day in a ten year fundraiser without acknowledging that, you know, this officer's death in the largest city we have in the country that's struggling. >> well, you know, i go back to you, county executive blakeman you know, the whole idea of this, you know, this fund raiser on the part of the democrats where president biden got off that plane at 130, this whole event didn't start until tonight. and he chose to do a podcast with some celebrity as opposed to as o

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as you know, this is a controversial law known as sba, that would allow texas officials to arrest migrants at the border and essentially let texas takeover immigration policy. it's been challenged by the biden administration and immigrant rights groups litigation is playing out, but the issue is can this law take effect? supreme court said it was going to decide that by 05:00 p.m. today and now it said it's going to indefinitely continue you to postpone the effect of the law. there might be something coming later in the week or later we're just not sure what the court is doing. justice samuel alito had set that deadline but cleared really the justices are not ready to weigh in on this one quite yet, jake, as it plays out on the merits in lower courts and some more news from the us supreme court. they've made a decision or announced the decision on former trump adviser peter navarro's bid to avoid having to report to prison. tell us about that. sure. last friday, former trump adviser peter navarro had made a plea to the supreme court to try to block his his order to get to prison after his

as you know, this is a controversial law known as sba, that would allow texas officials to arrest migrants at the border and essentially let texas takeover immigration policy let's see you. it's been challenged by the biden administration and immigrant rights groups. litigation is playing out, but the issue is can this law to take effect supreme court said it was going to decide that by 05:00 p.m. today and now it said it's going to indefinitely continue to postpone the effect of the law. there might be something coming later in the week or later we're just not sure what the court is doing. justice samuel alito had set that deadline, but close clearly the justices are not ready to weigh in on this one quite yet, jake, as it plays out on the merits and lower courts and some more news from the us supreme court. they've made a decision or announced the decision on former trump adviser peter navarro's bid to avoid having to report to prison. tell us about that. sure. last friday former trump adviser peter navarro had made a plea to the supreme court to try to block his his order to get to pris

some of the typical people but you know, i know that marjorie dennis feller, the president of sba, less susan b. anthony, pro-life, has been talking to him a lot about this. i know others have when senator lindsey graham is someone who consistently has been talking to donald trump about the abortion issue. but the thing that's really interesting is that when i talk to the trump campaign in his advisers, they repeatedly always tell me you're not planning for some big policy roll out on this, especially because they didn't even do that during the primary, there were questions during the premier of whether donald trump needed to come out with some more firm policy on what he would do about abortion and donald trump himself did not want to do that because of the political ramifications. ramifications of it. so it is interesting that all of a sudden we're hearing about on abortion again, now that we're in the general and everyone on his campaign does not think that the politics of this is smart or the rhetoric is smart. and so what i've been told, he's doing is he's kind of tests met test me

it would also smooth the way to get financing from the sba, including a $60 million loan program.t a news conference, they were interrupted by people protesting the war in gaza. now, the authors of the bill, san francisco's scott wiener and silicon valley's aishaúwahab, made the announcement at the powell street bart station. they say the connect bay area act helps agencies avoid service cuts while funding improvement projects. >> this bill is more than a promise. a practical blueprint for overhauling our regional transit system, ensuring long tum sustainability and accessibility. with sb 1031, we're not just dreaming. >> we're doing now along with the revenue stream, that bill would require a study to possibly consolidate transit agr time is 658. the u.s. supreme court is expected to rule in june about whether the federal government went too far in companies to misinformation abot covid. the court heard arguments yesterday. the states of missouri and louisiana, as well as a group of social , complain that the biden administration's push for tech companies to remove posts about co

would also smooth the way to get financing from the sba, including a $v0 million loan program. >> arthis morning on the that's clear, but we've had act- very slow time recovering take t to recover. if you're driving into san francisco, on all the e plaza is slow if you're carpool lane, it is a little bit better for you if you're driving that carpool lane. 880 is pretty slow getting into downtown oakland and then beyond to the bay bridge. i want to show you these maps here. 580 is the worst for sure. i think 880. you could probably do it if you're driving in from oakland, it's going to be kind of more of a normal delay. but 580 certainly is not. and 24 has some late slowing because of what happened on the oakland freeway system. you look at that. here it is 12 minutes before nine. and we still have a lot to go. bart is a good option. maybe another bridge is a good option, but everything is slow because you put the crash right in the middle of the maze and it had a region wide effect. 848 let's talk about today's weather here. ñ>ústeve south thank you sir. this is it for winter tonight.

and, you know, you always teach me so much about legislation and how the sba and all, all the different business assistance entities work. um, it's been a real learning process for me. and you've really helped with, um, with educating me as well as, you know, much of our small business community. so thank you very much for your voice on those, um, and yeah, i think there's still plenty more for us to do together. i think, uh, i guess now. oh now we'll open it up for public comment, seeing no public comment. public comment is closed. i'll read the role for nominating commissioners for vice president in 2024. uh, commissioner benitez. yes, commissioner dickerson is absent. commissioner herbert is absent. commissioner huey. yes uh. sorry. president huey. um, commissioner ortiz cartagena. yes. and vice president duenas. yes. motion passes. congratulate us. thank you. all right. item seven, approval of draft meeting minutes. this is a discussion and action item. um commissioners, any comments on the minutes? no questions. um, any public comment on our draft meeting minutes? no public comment