likely run oz as early as tonight. no word yet on a new deal which is leaving businesses worried the wait will force them to close. for 60 years, the millbrae pancake house has been an institution. but like millions of others, the iconic family-owned business is in a world of hurt. this is the worst. this is the worst. we re doing everything we can to survive this. owner erin burk has cut 80% of her staff. more than 30 employees laid off. this is not how we want to end this. burk tried to apply for a loan under the paycheck protection program but couldn t. the computer was grid locked. you couldn t get through. it froze. there was no way in. five days later, her application was accepted, but her loan still not approved. so far in april, business is 90% down. it s even worse for joe field, owner of a concord-based comic bookstore who we profiled last week. in lost sales at this point we re approaching $1,000. 17 days after filing for a loan, wells fargo t
and we wrap up with one of my favorites, silicon valley reads with author kelly loy gilbert and santa clara county deputy librarian chris brown, and the wide variety of literary events coming up. all that on our show today. well, aaci, asian americans for community involvement, is a group that helps people in so many ways, and i mean so many ways with programs involving health, recovery, advocacy, shelter, and community issues, so it s always exciting to showcase one of its programs. first, we ll talk about amplify, which as we said helps youth explore and develop art skills with the amplify program coordinator marissa martinez. and also joining us again is aaci s president and ceo, sarita kohli, who has been a big part of aaci since 2003. welcome and welcome back. sarita kohli: thank you. robert: good to see you. first of all, give us sort of an overview in term of aaci. we talk about them a lot, but it s so much to take in. what is aaci now, and where is it going? sarita: t
good afternoon. i m yasmin vossoughian. wow, three days can be believed we made it from the midterms. the actions, fast is furious on the campaign trail. candidates in their highest profile surrogates out in force throughout the country. including the democrat s most potent weapon, former president barack obama spending the day campaigning for pennsylvania senate candidate, john fetterman. i think somebody mentioned earlier we are set our clocks back to probe and our. on tuesday let s make sure our country doesn t get backs set back 50 years. and let me just say, that has to be worth 15 minutes of your time. obama is going to be sharing the stage with president biden, his former vice president in a couple hours. they are both sharing the state with the man who served between them, donald trump. set to hold a rally for dr. oz. we have a flood of nbc news co-correspondents federal cross the country and keep our ground states, of course. including chomping at the bit right n
you are wish to address the board of education you can fill out a speaker cards prior to the item being called and plenty it present it to ms. casco please fill out a speaking according to board rules and procedures their they will not be accepted before the board the substitute resolution revision to bernie madoff s the agenda is being withdrawn only board policy 932 is withdrawn the board will be addressing the board policy on pages 9 through 11 part of the substitute resolution item a is the approval of the minutes of regular meeting of september 18th i need a motion. so moved second thank you very much any corrections to the minutes seeing none, oar mr. totiano turf ms. fewer matt haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. 6 i s. next is presentation to the board of education superintendents report the superintendent is at a unconference about the good work in his place a superintendant guerrero good evening, commissioners and good e