ambassador carol moseley braun joins me now by phone.e. i have to ask you, how was it to be in the arena last night for such a historic evening but a heavy evening as well. there was a lot of national security talk, a lot of talk about our military and what it means to be an american. your thoughts? >> thank you so much for having me, firstly. and second, it was electrifying to be there. and i was delighted and honored to be able to witness a moment in history that -- like none other. it was wonderful. and kamala harris is obviously so qualified to be president. so, it really is our country lifting up -- it will be our country lifting up the best and the brightest when she's elected president. >> can we talk about joe biden? when you were elected to the united states senate, it was i believe 1992 -- >> right. >> -- and you said then you served with senator biden. this moment that we -- that the world is collectively experiencing right now is only possible because of the decision, frankly, that president biden made. there were many people

thank you, commissioner braun., yo in general with the spirit of this, of you know, creating this hard cap of 3000ft!s and making this standard, we have had to navigatete the conditional use authorization process for larger units and i think we've done a good job as a commission in getting people to add additional units, but in some ways, i feel l#ike that was sort of a trade off that came from the proposals coming into the conditional use authorization, so i want to explore recommendation two and a!s little bit more detail in a second, but i first have some questions or recommendations of 1 in 3. so, on recommend one to not include accessory garage space in the calculation of gross floor area. i'm curious, i j want to make sure that, you know, to m i might be misunderstanding some of this, but to my mind there's a possibility that in a way, the unit is now getting even bigger. if the garage incorporated into the unit calculation. so now it's@ú 3000ft!s on top of the garage. so is that is that an accurate understa

there's an advantage of economies of scale in terms of purchasing. >> braun envisions a future whereing a home is as easy as going to a website and entering the stats of the home you want. that specific model would then be built inside of a factory and delivered to the buyer's land. >> once completed, you have to work with local people to for foundation and all that. but but you know what it's going to cost. you know what? it's going to be delivered. you get all the features that you want. >> one of the next steps for the next house initiative is to create a large scale prototyping and testing facility at purdue. deborah valentine, fox news. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> it's a crime that police officers usually do not issue citations for. a woman says she was attacked by san francisco police officers after they accused her of jaywalking. she tells us the incident reminded her of when she was a victim of domestic violence. >> just from the first interaction of him jumping on his car and charging towards me, that was something my abuser would do, and then just grabbing me a

maria braun. yes. and her family moved back to spain when she was very young. she survived the 1918 flu, 2 world wars, the spanish civil war, and a part of corona virus. finally said she died in her sleep but to the nursing home and catch milling. yet, she'd have the title for over a year. the world's current oldest person is set to be a 106 year old jack, 16 year old japanese women called tommy cole to come home. and a reminder of our top story this, our us democrats are gearing up for day 2 of their national convention in chicago. former president, dark obama set to deliver speech backend, commer harris for the presidency. on monday, us president joe biden, giving evidence, gave an emotional address and her support a month after withdrawing from the race. and you're all up to date, but to stay with us for business that's coming up next hill from me and the whole team here in berlin. thanks for watching dw, take the calls we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d, w. and i wish i could have done more the same you just click away find this.

and then the uh, who should see you in the area uh were made the both of them are from matthew braun appraise. the v is ready for his r c, g 9. now the area and the have a rest of the 6 people uh, suspended, suspected of uh, uh, being involved in the these attacks. um uh, that's just a matter of, um the me to say what happened yesterday in short, um, these 2 attacks were unsuccessful using car bol, the both of them were killed and one is for the soldier was wounded, but the, the attack and they'd be using the car bombs, that means that there are a lot of development on the use agents bad bad explosives that, that it was successful that would have of course, that caused a lot of damage and a lot of casualties in be supplements and maybe insight as rep proper as well, so the and you need that right now. let's just be mean, these really forces under the militants there, that's the only location left. the problem is, the more of the bigger a peroration that starts of the floor red days ago, directly. and that's the only, uh, kind of thing reports. one is one of the soldier was killed. 4

braun, no. the clerk: mr. paul, aye. the clerk: mrs. fischer, no. mr. budd, aye. the clerk: mr.ornyn, no. the clerk: mr. young, aye. mr. kennedy, no. vote: # the clerk: mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. sullivan, aye. the clerk: mr. hagerty, aye. mr. mcconnell, aye. the clerk: ms. cortez masto, aye. mr. lee, no. the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 59, the nays are 34, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table, and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. under the previous order, the senate will resume legislative session to resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 7024, which the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 349, h.r. 34724 -- 7024, an act to make improvements to the child tax credit, and so forth and for other purposes. mr. thune: mr. president. the presiding officer: the republican whip. mr. thune: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, in a couple of weeks we'll mark the second anniversary of the so-ca

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. >> i remember when carol moseley braun was running for president, i was in iowa during the caucasusom more than one person, i really like carol moseley braun but i will not vote for her because she does not have a chance. to me, when any of us decide ahead of time who really has a chance, yes, we have to decide, do we agree with their politics, do we think they will be good and stable leader? the difference between now and then, in 1972, some people would say, shirley chisholm is dynamic, shirley chisholm is dialed in to the youth folks. remember, 1972, the first year young people, 18-year-olds could vote, at the height of the vietnam war, there was movement for politics, shirley chisholm for a lot of people, george wallace, there are people who wanted shirley chisholm and wallace together. that idea that people from the outside, we have seen it play out semi times, people say they want people not from inside the beltway, they want outside politicians. they also kind of mean a white dude of a certain age and certain demographic that we can "trust.". to see people put that trust and

in the sixth edition of this event, professor thomas braun, an outstanding scientist in the field of stem cells from germany, dr. nicholas riveron , an outstanding young scientist in the field of embryos. a laboratory from austria was jointly announced as the winners of the 6th dr. kazemi award at royan international research festival. this after the death of the deceased scientist dr. saeed kazemi ashtiani, the award was created in order to honor his efforts and keep his memory alive among national and international scientists, and at the suggestion of the leader of the revolution , to be awarded annually to a scientist who has made significant progress. in the field of biological sciences . from the effort to achieve advanced methods of infertility treatment to the production, reproduction and freezing of stem cells, these are only part of the actions and souvenirs left by dr. saeed kazemi ashtiani in the country's scientific path, which made iran the 13th place in the production of stem cell science. in the world has put the man who told us the story of the future: the nerve and h

kazemi ashtiani's international award in the sixth edition of this event, professor thomas braun, an outstanding scientist in the field of stem cells from germany, and dr. nicholas riveron, an outstanding young scientist in the field of laboratory embryos from austria, jointly as the winners of the sixth edition. dr. kazemi's award period in the research festival between. royan were introduced. this award after the death of the late scientist dr. saeed kazemi ashtiani was formed in order to honor his efforts and keep his memory alive among national and international scientists and at the suggestion of the leader of the revolution to be awarded annually to a scientist who has made significant progress in the field of biological sciences to achieve advanced treatment methods. infertility until the production of the majority and freezing of stem cells. these are only a part of the actions and mementos left by dr. saeed kazemi ashtiani in the scientific path of the country, which has placed iran in the 13th position of stem cell science production in the world. the man who told us the st

thomas braun from max plan institute in germany , whose research is actually about salah.re is a foundation and a heart. today, their lecture about the rearrangement is actually the genome of the heart cells, which causes repair patients have heart problems , yes, very well, thank you. let's talk about the other parts of the international congress of basic selva and also the congress of production medicine . it is from that future research that mr. dr. saeed kazemi had a reconciliation at the very beginning in the year 200 or 1300, and i think in 1979 , his first course was started and its purpose was mostly for the basis that we have scientific interactions with the scientific world and in in addition to these interactions and networking between scientists inside royan research institute and abroad . we have capability and success by his side to introduce to the world what the scientific community of iran has actually achieved in the two fields of medicine and basic weapons production, and it has led to very good interactions , networks have been formed in this direction

proceedings and at this time i would lik president dimond here, vice president moore here, commissioner braun imperial here. commissioner. so here. commissionermissioner mcgarry. thank you. commissioners, is consideration of items proposed for continuance and b for case numbers 2023. hyphen 003652c, u, and are for the property at 3901 noriega street, authorization and variance are proposed for continuance to septemberer 2024 hyphen8 200 capp street conditional use authorization i 2024. item three, case number 2023hen 007010qa at 1310 junipero serrad. conditional use authorization is proposed for continuance to october 17th, 2024 and item four, case num006356q. hyphen pierce street. conditional use authorization is continuance. members of the public. this is yourion on any of these matters proposed for continuanc matter of continuance, you need to come forward, public comment is closed and your continuance you. commissioners to continue all items as second, thank you, commissioners, on that motion to continue items as proposed., high commissioner. so iissioner imperial i commissioner moore com

in the sixth period of holding this event, prof thomas braun, an outstanding scientist in the field of stem cells from germany, and dr. nicholas riveron , an outstanding young scientist in the field of laboratory embryos from the country.

the 6th edition of this event was held by professor thomas braun, an outstanding stem cell scientistfrom germany, and dr. nicholas riveron , an outstanding young scientist in the field of laboratory embryos from austria, jointly as the winners of the 6th edition of the dr. kazemi prize in research.

i'm going to take it there and i believe it's like why the hell go says he's at braun and can take care of us. that's ok. as long as he visits us, i must say yes or no because i'm glad he wants to go abroad unless he wants to be successful. that person like a to he should be able to move forward in like himself. i must say so ratio goodman . i know when that day comes up we won't let him regret it. sled. i beat him. i should go off on the thing. i know the way, i'm glad he is the way he is not like the others. as long as some day he finds a way for the day, i can't remember cuz i'm old. that it was not possible. can i say that? i mean that's a big go now i am last time murder mysteries by the i have to do now. ok. thank you. ok. when i see that when you're old crazy, the community. so i used to think that plus, i just wonder why, you know, see it has returned to the baltic states, the fear of most of the full power the modem. so here's a task custodians, nacia, and miscellaneous independence from russian. lots of people here expect from the future. a trip through the baltic states in pe

hi braun itself. to to it's fox, it's illegal is really settlements a call exploded at the gas station in the ghost on the on the settlement near bethlehem a mine or opened fire theme and was killed separately. there was another call explosion as a settlement outside hebron, a palestinian to find in full trade to the settlement and drink to is ray the soldiers before being shot dead. the news radio strikes targets a to boss to cut them as janine 3 palestinians were killed in an attack on a call south of jeanine as well says one of those killed was a homicide local come out and bought from us has yet to confirm that they brought him reports from the north shunts refugee camp in tools caught them with policy unions of picking up the pieces of the one of the most destructive is ready raids in recent memory. this is yet another episode of a series of destruction that has been targeting refugee camps during is radio aids to the occupied the west bank. but people in north sams web already seen a lot of dama

have been the world's oldest person has died at the age of 117. born in san francisco in 1907, maria braun. yes. and her family moved back to spain. she was very young. she survived the 1918 flu, 2 world wars, the spanish civil war and a balance of corona virus. or family said she died in her sleep at a nursing home in catalonia. she'd held a title for over a year. the world's current oldest person is now said to be a 116 year old japanese women calling to michel a total council. as a reminder of our top story, at this hour, democrats are gearing up for a day to other national convention in chicago. a former president for rock obama is sent to deliver a speech backend, cala harris for the presidency on monday. you as president joe biden gave an emotional address in her support a month for withdrawing from the re stay with us after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day and then we'll be looking at the bmc identity politics and the presidential campaign of his efforts in the middle east. by the they fled from gaza to egypt, away from your but they remain surrounded by fear

must find ways to aid the needs to meet the demand, so keeps going population and then your british braun minister cast alma poses the biggest threat to free speech in history. that's the message from m. p and reform pot to need an idea for us. what we are allowed to do on social media or should be allowed to do, is to speculate is to ask questions. yes. is the trump fact south no stomach, by cracking down on that is, is icing the biggest threat to free speech. we see the not history of a is repeated both of being a boss to and a free speech of also being called into question following the got bins response to recent protest. because now mass valens flooded the streets of britain last week over perceived failures and immigration policies are the seller dimansky picks up the story from their this is how the police in the u. k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants, remember this the u. k. holmes holmes, who mcculla knew lucy, it was in sensed by attempts to bring the rises under control. it labeled them pro democracy an

but let's 1st look at the interview itself and the content of the interview. braun, your very experienced print and broad cost reports. do you agree with me? there wasn't much news in it. and frankly, some of it was a bit though. yes, a 2 hour long conversation between 2 men who really like each other, but don't have a lot in common. this reminded me of a typical conversation between a billionaire donor and a candidate because mosque was trying to push trump throat towards certain policy directions, trying to give trump advice for how to win the presidency again, trump was indulging mosque the way the politicians often indulged donors but there was very little news. the biggest headline is this happened at all that mosque is using his powerful social media platform to support donald trump and help get trump re elected. whether that will work or not, we'll find out in a few months. but it's notable the most because putting his weight behind this disgrace twice impeached indicted, former president, steve fuels and one of the swing states. you've been listening to the whole thing. and you ar

carol moseley braun, vice president kamala harris, and now. number four and number five are coming. for me, and delaware it has been an honor to represent my state for the past eight years bringing clean drinking water, focusing on our health and making sure that we lower the cost of goods and bring good jobs. the senate provides the opportunity for us to bring our professional experiences and our lived experiences and be able to work on things like reproductive freedom. as you know, my granddaughter, i became a grandmother last year. it is the best title i have ever gotten. i am going to fight for reproductive freedom for abortion care and contraception. i am also going to fight for voting rights and democracy. those are things that in the senate, we can do that. i am excited about my race. issues of maternal mortality, jobs, supply chains. people are interested in our campaign and want to know more about it, go to lisarochester.com. it is an exciting moment for delaware as well as we elect, for the first time, elect a black woman of the house and out of the senate. >> congratulati

according to jake braun, the former white house acting deputy principle cyber director unfortunately this isn't normal. it's just normal. ben, it's great to see you. thank you for being here. so the russians are hacking, the chinese are hack. should we assume all foreign governments are somehow involved in our election systems in some way or another at this point? >> those are the three big ones, alex. and 2016 kind of broke a seal on this where you see repeated efforts to hack information, to hack and release information, to engage ipsocial media campaigns to benefit one candidate or the other or just to sow chaos. in 2008 we got hacked by the chinese. this is a new normal and what we're seeing here. how do you play defense against it, how do campaigns make sure they don't click on the wrong link or open the wrong attachment. that's kind of the world we're living in. >> it's being reported roger stone, the trump confidant, was used as kind of a stooge, if you you will, and his e-mail was hacked to get into the trump campaign files. can you talk about what roger stone is involved in

underneath it it says a future where braun has said but you need not just to get by but to get ahead.s as if it's a news article and you can see highlighted at the top paid for by the harris campaign. maybe not legal maybe not against google's policies but, you know, tricky for folks trying to get their information. >> i would say its beyond tricky. that's diabolical. we've known for a while and news agencies have the ability to do things like digitally paced adds into video content. they can also do things like in the last cycle kark some biden folks were caught in that biden video talking about attack where if someone typed in biden and see no, they would some point later in the days see a video of biden speaking clearly about something. but that's different from this. this is confusing the reader, also bringing in legitimate news organization as i understand it is unaware that this is being done. and, you know, it raises all sorts of questions because it is the search results organic? are the rest of the results organic? i mean there are some new things that you don't know. >> mart

carol mosley braun. the first black woman to serve in the senate. served as u.s.e author of "trailblazer." fitting book at a fitting time. well come. >> thank you. i'm happy to be with you. thank you for having me. >> i'm happy to have you. we got to speak a couple of weeks ago. i know it's loud there. ment if you need to have me repeat, say so. >> i will, no problem. >> my first question is, sometimes history is slow. the last month history has been fast. what have been your thoughts and feelings of this last month leading up to tonight? >> it really has been a whirlwind. i would literally follow joe biden through the gates of hell because i love him that much and i still do. the fact that he chose kamala was the best thing he could have possibly done. quite frankly, i'm so excited about her nomination. it's been 154 years since victoria woodhall ran. we have come a long ways, it's taken a long time, too long, i think, but the fact of the matter is we kept at it, we persisted, we continued to press the point that women can lead and women can govern. >> yeah. >> i

and former senator carol moseley braun. she was also a delegate. beyond the politics of this moment, how did harris use the speech to share her personal story with america? >> one of the biggest goals of the speech at the dnc was to really introduce herself, reintroduced herself to america, sure, people know her as the vice president but she wanted to come out and explain to people how she sees the world and why she sees the world and a lot of it has to do with the way she was raised by her mother, she taught her daughter that she should have grits but also make sure she should be able to go out and do whatever she wants to do. i want to play more about what she said about her mother. >> my mother, she worked long hours. and like many working parents, she leaned on a trusted circle to help raise us. she taught us to never complain about injustice, but do something about it. do something about it. that was my mother and she taught us, she also taught us, and never do anything half-assed and that is a direct quote . . >> and what really was interesti

got to spend time with the first black woman from the united states senate, ambassador carol moseley braunn we were in chicago. but most important, reverend, i spent every single day writing a letter to my daughter, who is nine years old. about the significance and history making opportunity that we have in front of us. to create opportunities for so many young leaders who, today, don't have yet the opportunity to participate but are expecting on many of us millions of americans in this moment to protect her freedom. and to make sure that she can thrive when it is her turn to carry the baton of democracy and freedom forward. so i am so proud of the vice president but i am proud of the people of this country, how we have responded and unified as a party. how many republicans and independents showed up at the national convention, declaring that this is a moment and that everything that is at stake is that bigger than just one individual, but it is about fighting for the future of our nation and i believe that this is the candidate, this is the tickets that is going to bring forward a brighte

a bill that has been introduced in both the house and the senate called the fair care act by mike braune senate and bruce westerman and jim banks in the house, and that would accomplish that. there are ways to address the problems of affordability through private insurance, through more competition, lower cost, more innovation. so republicans shouldn't just say the status quo is okay. most americans don't believe the status quo is okay. but abolishing private insurance will make the health care system worse because you have fewer choices, a one-size-fits-all plan. if the government plan doesn't serve your needs, you don't have anywhere to go. you have to leave the country to get a different kind of health insurance. >> dana: and then where are you going to go? exactly. thank you very much. stay in touch with us, because we love to talk about the policies here. we will help the vice president does as well soon. thank you. >> bill: no relief for your pocketbook, but you know that by now. new inflation numbers are just out, and things you buy are not getting cheaper. larry kudlow on how he

palma host, he takes on the braun, stephen nedoroscik, he loves rubik's cube.tal spirit let's go to road cycling this is one the most iconic images and one of the greatest moments of the olympic so far. you have this guy from belgium, he is crossing the finish line and what he had to do to get here you will see in a moment him at this is how he ended the race, look at that, arms up, drop the microphone, maybe drop the bike come at the eiffel tower right there. here's what happened just before. roll the tape. >> oh no, he is calling for mechanical. he is calling for mechanical. he is not celebrating. this is stunning. he was screaming for a new bike. >> oh, my god. one thing that could derail him was a flat tire and that is what happened. >> he literally lost his bike, thankfully he had another bike and they were able to get it to him. peoples that often he wins road cycling. women's soccer, weepy japan, we are headed into the semifinals. we will figure out who we will play there, we do not know. it was a really tough game, but team usa pulled it off. back to yo

the same as basketball team had to dig deep and the semi final against so yeah, the braun jane sutton, that's a us com box and the pool. so pool says i'd want to stay. so it'd be a have led by searching points. the reading time seems recovered. to win a 95 to 910 k host bronze for the gold medal the with is 10 kilometers swim in madison that was able to take place in the river send or training sessions were canceled in the build up to the event due to the high levels of bacteria and the water turn vandal vent out of the netherlands. the one the gold, the men's race is due to take safe on friday to build as the fastest. and then pick adventure kites. the thing that was a has been included in the sailing program for the 1st time at these games in the eldridge of britain won the gold in the women's event. while hating speeds of close to 6 to columbus history under our success. and an easy, i have secured the 1st gold medal of the games. as for the vacant leonardo won the men's speed climbing, taking place as an individual event for the 1st time he beat the hang of china and the fine. yea

. >> my presence in these hallowed halls is only made possible by senator carol moseley braun and nowmala harris. both of whom were historic members of this great chamber and to stand on their shoulders as the only black woman in this chamber today, i am eternally grateful. while i may be new to this title and to this institution, i am not new to the struggle and the work of justice. i rise today urgent about the future of our nation's children. if our children are our future, let us be urgent about the promise of america. it must be that we put our future first, because their lives are depending on us today. >> i play that, such a powerful reminder of the vice president's history in the senate. and that when she left, until you were there, you know, she left a vacuum. i just wonder what you think when you see the country responding to her now banging on this glass ceiling for women and for women of color, and having the country and literally every, every part of the democratic coalition and beyond responding so favorably and with such enthusiasm about her candidacy? >> nicolle, this

carol mosely braun in the year 1992. we have a long way to go.cted of colors they dedescriptive representation and substantive representation. and you said, kamala harris is you can see this. i am the child of two immigrants a woman i don't need to be amoving ahead i want to talk about subtives representation here are the issues of concern to me. one is a woman's right to choose and autonomy of her body and the other is the economy. which by the way a woman's right to choose is a economic issue point blank. let's talk about housing and international affairs. yes, female leaders do tend to be hawkish we think about the rhetoric of hillary clinton because they can't be seen as weak or demuir or two too scared of the international stage so we are going to hear language some people may clutch their pearls and say oh my goodness a woman is saying -- okay, my. >> wow. >> we are talking about fighter jets. yes, we are. and as commander in cheer. >> are you going to make it? >> you know, she did say commander in chief in her speech. to -- help people und

president stacey davis gates, wawbing past the childhood home of carol mosley braun, i know women fromng the nomination for the president of the united states, god, we are ready to fight for freedoms. division is a tool of the insecure. hatred is a misunderstanding of love. help us to come together and paint a brighter future. the one that shirley chisholm dreamed of, maya and je lieu -- angelou wrote of. let there be peace. peace for palestine, peace for israeli, when we come together, we win. tonight by faith we rise together. tonight by faith we work together. tonight by faith we get in formation together. we will not wait until november. but by faith, we will shout in victory tonight. >> as a hindu, a sikh, and angeleno, i invite you to pray or reflect. the one without fear and without hatred, if the divine possesses these qualities when making the universe then we are responsible to achieve equity with those same values. as a hindu i'm reminded that divisiveness is a choice because our duty is toward all of humanity and nature. we are working toward righting the wrongs of our past

harris is campaign font is a tribute to which female candidate is it hillary clinton, carol moseley braun, or shirley chisholm, put your paddles up everyone got it right. and in fact, as shirley chisholm in bost, everyone there you go. number two, which vp candidates said, if we can do this, we can do anything at their dnc speech. was it a geraldine ferraro be al gore or sea? joe biden okay. >> it's there you go. it's geraldine ferraro. are you guys want to really know. i see a guy do i think? alright, never. number three, how many times has hillary clinton spoken at a dnc? is it a five b6 or c, seven i see be right here you go, right? >> question for which nba figure mocked donald trump, epa 2016 dnc wasn't steve kerr, kareem abdul well, jabbar or michael jordan, i guarantee you wouldn't jordan. >> there was not sure you know what it was kareem abdul-jabbar. >> let's play this out. you don't believe me, play the sound? >> no, i believe you are michael jordan and up here with hillary i said that because i know that donald trump couldn't tell the difference we're in the united center to ok

president stacey davis gates, wawbing past the childhood home of carol mosley braun, i know women from a tool of the insecure. hatred is a misunderstanding of love. help us to come together and paint a brighter future. the one that shirley chisholm dreamed of, maya and je lieu -- angelou wrote of. let there be peace. peace for palestine, peace for israeli, when we come together, we win. tonight by faith we rise together. tonight by faith we work together. tonight by faith we get in formation together. we will not wait until november. but by faith, we will shout in victory tonight. >> as a hindu, a sikh, and angeleno, i invite you to pray or reflect. the one without fear and without hatred, if the divine possesses these qualities when making the universe then we are responsible to achieve equity with those same values. as a hindu i'm reminded that divisiveness is a choice because our duty is toward all of humanity and nature. we are working toward righting the wrongs of our past and preventing a future harm. paving a path for restoration we deserve. may justice and peace evolve from the

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