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indianamike braun of has a plan to bridge that gap.t to give credit where it is due, you also have senator ron johnson on the bill. explain how you would handle the problem. think there is any republican not interested in trying to do and transition away from the $600. throughout indiana, small, medium, and large businesses, it is the biggest challenge they are facing, getting people back to work. typically when your job is open, you can wrestle a little bit with the system, but there is a sadly.park there, indiana is an enterprising state, i think, handled the coronavirus in a way that did not shut things down totally. our economy is really coming back robustly. getting people back to work is the issue. whered i had a proposal the maximum benefit, if a state chose to do it, administratively would be 66% of your wage. if not, for simplicity, $200. people would still have an enhanced benefit, but that is probably the low end of the scale. other proposals want to be closer to bring the democrats are, and then phase it out, are going to b

i know that carol moseley braun does as well. being from a red state like alabama, i saw african-american we will really help carry doug jones across that finish line in a really ruby red state. so let's not understand the power of having a dynamic, and obviously, qualified african-american women also on that particular. >> would he have won without black women voters? >> i don't think he would have. doug only won by a hair. and frankly, he needed the fact that african-american women overperformed in alabama, really the key to him winning. so i think that it was a very important constituency for him to have that winning combination. i know that he knows that and he's working just as hard doubling down on that winning coalition to try to regain his seat in the, to keep his seat in the senate. i think it is really important, i think kamala would have been an asset to the ticket irrespective of her gender and her race but those only add to the flavor of the ticket. she has shown herself to be overly qualified when it comes to her ab

so i spoke to ambassador mosley braun as part of this special report airing saturday. so i came to work one morning. i had on a pantsuit. i thought i was looking cute. i get there, and come to find out it was this great hullabaloo behind the scenes about me having on pants. >> let's welcome senator carol mosley braun. >> so that's what started it. >> did you ever think to yourself, wow, i'm a trailblazer, and it's about wearing pants, right? i mean you wouldn't have thought that would have been a place you had to blaze a trail. >> right. right. when i first showed up at the senate, the guard didn't want to let me in the door until somebody told him that's the senator from illinois. i guess he had never seen a black woman coming in the door of the senate as a member. >> it's a new day in america! >> i mean to me, wolf, 1993 doesn't sound that long ago, but it is pretty shocking in so many ways to look back and talk with women like ambassador mosley braun about what women faced in congress only 30 years ago, to imagine that, pants were an issue. but so many barriers stil

leading the charge, two amateur researchers -- their cousin tom brauns and tom's friend steve haaff.tablished a relationship between the carter and lincoln families. now they tackle those fancy letters, "a-l." would lincoln really inlay his initials on an old mallet? >> i think that abraham lincoln was tinkering. people did mark their stuff for ownership, to make sure that it wasn't stolen. >> the guys confirm lincoln did initial at least one other tool. in a blacksmith's shop in the 1830s, witnesses recall abe etching his initials into an iron wedge. it's on display at the smithsonian. those initials look very similar to the "a-l" on andrea and keith's wood mallet. that these letters are inlaid is another key to steve and tom's authentication. >> not just anybody could do inlay work. one of the questions you have to ask yourself, did abraham lincoln have the ability to inlay the metal into the mallet? >> if no, that's a problem. if yes, it's another reason to believe the tool was lincoln's. the guys find their answer in an example of abe's carpentry work, a cabinet door usually on d

>>into braun noelle bellow crimes. >>and back our big story that we've been following for you out of wisconsin today roughly a 1000 people. mark and no should denouncing police violence there this protest comes one week after an officer shot jacob like in the back 7 times conner powell has more. >>the family of jacob blake led a protest of a 1000 people today in downtown kenosha demanding justice and calling for change in the way police practices are carried out not only here in kenosha but across the entire country chance of change now and no justice no peace echoed across downtown kenosha blake who is black and was of course an arms was shot 7 times in the back by police officer rusten sheskey on sunday. he's now paralyzed and recovering and a milwaukee hospital. the local police union defended officers sheskey shooting of blake 7 times arguing that blake posed a threat to police say he was no threat. >>after the 3rd shot. now my son will be able to walk for the rest of his life protesters today also highlighting the

of indiana senator braun thanks for being with us today. heard what eamon javers just said you heard how this has been described the idea that the republican caucus itself isn't in agreement on what comes next. would you agree with that assessment >> i think he sized it up pretty well mostly what we're seeing is pose touring. i've been here a little over a year and a half. this framework generally comes into play on almost anything significant. you're seeing in the market, though, two things that we're going to get a deal done and that the economy was so good pre-covid, it's driving it in that fashion so i think it's convergence of the market reflecting probably what's happening so when it comes down to what will it be, there will be some type of enhanced unemployment benefit. every entrepreneur, every main street business owner, medium and large companies back in indiana say they are having trouble getting people back to work and part of it is because of the one we did back in march which every republican thought was too high then. we had

joining me now is indiana republican senator mike braun. thank you very much for joining us. start off with what mitch mcconnell said, that he would sign a bill that he wasn't happy with, and he saw as having some problems. if that is what the democrats and the white house's negotiators have agreed upon, would you? >> that's pretty much what i heard in our senate luncheon, as well. the consensus i get is that if it's close to the hero's act, i don't think that will be the case, i don't think you'll get enough republicans coming along. if it addresses the essential stuff like trying to get something that's meaningful on the unemployment category, every business i talked to back in indiana, many of our republican states, they do not want the government competing with businesses to get their employees back. so something would have to give there. some businesses were left out in the original package, errors and omissions. many of us think this could be done for less than a trillion. but i think if you get something that is practical and pragmatic, that's what the leader was talki

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elizabeth braun of has the details from new delhi.the health minister says 29.1% of delis residents -- have added tonts the coronavirus. they tested four antibodies in august, testing about 15,000 samples. the concerted number of cases is just over 156,000, but it indicates the real number of cases are closer to around 6 million, given that the capital has a population of around 20 million. and surveys being done around the country paint a similar picture. the results of the survey in the city from earlier this week, the worst affected state, that shows that over 50% of the city's 6 million population has antibodies. one of the big reasons for the discrepancy between the concerted number of cases in india and what surveys show is a relatively low level of testing. that's one of the reasons why the indian government has ramped up testing. it conducted more than 900,000 test on wednesday. it wants to be conducting at least one million every single day. the quickeroblem is but less accurate antigen test used after 30% of all the tests in

much needed relief for those of you in the north bay napa 68 degrees santa rosa degree warmer, but to braun 57 degrees. thanks to the return of that marine layer of some current wind speeds out there right now relatively breezy in the teens for those of you in downtown san francisco. but for those of you in fairfield still seeing sustained winds at 23 miles per hour and stormtracker 4 tracking that fog out there right now along the coast expected to make its way inland cooling down temperatures 50's along the coast 60's as you make your way inland. daytime will be near average especially along the coast. downtown san francisco, 66 degrees. oakland in the low 70's with mid 80's for those of you in san jose and santa rosa. a few degrees above average but cooler in the tribe valleys in the low 90's but the heat will be on by early next week we are tracking a mini heatwave that could bring us triple digit heat peaking on tuesday of next week before chew nutley not going to be as widespread and as long lived as we thought it was originally was in fact by friday a week from today cooling down som

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nicolas braun is up for his first emmy for best supporting actor.ith me ♪ do you have the antibodies ♪ if you don't you better stay away ♪ >> nicolas joins us. >> yes. >> let's get to the emmy in a minute but let's talk about the music was the genesis of this and the whole idea is either mask on or pants off. how does this start? >> oh, my god. it was crazy i was staying in a guest house in los angeles i was staying with some friends, a couple and, you know, i just felt -- i'm cutting my own head off here hold on. yeah i'm staying out there and i was like, they get to cook together and work out together and do all this stuff together and i was single in their guest house. i was like i really want to go on a date but i'm supposed to be afraid of everybody right now. so i was like, okay. how do i do this and this chorus came into my head and it had to be punk rock. and it was do you have the antibodies do you want to be with me. do you have the antibodies because if you don't stay away. >> did you get a dm from a record label saying could we make a re

legal police use disproportionate force against peaceful protesters i did see on the video saloon braun's when people talk of their on the stone and her on the stone into a police line and the 2nd find i saw when people were throwing efforts for oranges i didn't see and in greece warms the apple from oranges police are launched by water cannons and the grenades and you know what happened more than 50 people injured right now one person dead and 3 persons are critical condition right now and we don't know how much people will want to can die from this well after yesterday profit. from a good show thank you very much with your input. meantime not have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world lebanon has been rocked by our unrest with clashes between protesters and security forces 3 government ministers have now stepped down after last week's devastating explosions in beirut that killed more than 150 people the demonstrators blame the country's political elite for corruption and negligence in afghanistan an assembly of tribal leaders has approved the release of 400 ta

in the name of the great civil rights people like any hammer and cheryl chisholm and carol moseley braun who was the other black senator from my state illinois we're seeing some progress here and joe biden knows what it takes in order to be a v.p. a strong v.p. and as you saw in that piece come over here is a fighter. 'd is her choice undisputed the democratic party is not undisputed there are a lot of people that supported of course the status from democrats love it there are some people that are part of the more composed of wing that are a little bit skeptical because of her record as an attorney general in california and as a district attorney in california but her supporters are quick to point out that when she became a lawmaker when she made it to congress she became more progressive and was pushing for the removal of mandatory minimum sentencing reduced sentencings over all and to get rid of bail bonds so this would keep black families together so what about donald trump and his republicans saying about biden's choice but i mean if i were his v.p. i would want to go against her she

tonight's big of doubleheaders will soon be talking about sports but not just yet 1st we have loved braun versus trump you knew it was going to happen you knew it was coming the president of the united states donald trump could not keep his mouth shut about the n.b.a. he is very critical. anybody who kneels during at them as we know he's been saying this for years against going against the cabinet there's a whole entire n.b.a. everybody writerly all this seems the coaches are pretty much 99 percent you've got a player here and there a coach here and there has to stand which is fine but many the majority of the players and coaches knelt during the anthem of that unit and so i did by the way is a major news story as larry i was going to write it used to be that one or 2 people would do it now the entire senate has embraced the move and well here's what donald trump had to say about it he said i think it's disgraceful this was an interview with fox and friends of his favorite show and he did a phone interview with them saying it was disgraceful and he worked with the n.b.a. to get them open

>>we should be mainly after but indiana senator mike braun doesn't expect that effort to pass another coronavirus relief bill will pay off any time soon. i think we're so far carter in reviewing too close to the election. it would appear, he's right after a 25 minute phone call thursday following 3 weeks of silence, house speaker nancy pelosi said she and white house chief of staff mark meadows made no headway on another round of talks. they're trying anything before that cold. pelosi said democrats offered to cut a trillion dollars from their plan. if the republicans would add that same amount to there's we have said to them we are willing to meet you in the middle earlier this week senate majority leader mitch mcconnell admitted something needs to happen the popular ppp program needs replenished run. >>we need to do something about extending unemployment. there's a need and i hope the needle overcome the the bizarre to play games before the election, but brown says there's plenty of money still unspent from the cares act. >>several of us were conservative, fiscally responsible senat

senator mike braun, republican from indiana, added that i think we are all scratching our heads. schumer,osi, chuck mark meadows and steve mnuchin have met or spoken by phone every day during the past week, -- those talks have real did yielded few results and rounds of finger-pointing as the deadline to prevent the expiration of a $600 per week federal unemployment benefit passed without an agreement. we want to know what you want to talk about this morning to end the show. your top public policy issues. kevin, callingh from garden grove, california on the democratic line. kevin, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: just curious, why are republicans so against abortion? i feel like it is free choice for women, that they should have, and they are so adamant about protecting the second but are worried about killing a baby, i do not think it is any different. host: let's go to deborah, calling from indianapolis, indiana on the independent line. caller: first off, it ain't the president, so it starts at home. you have to go from th

date on the situation how it looks on the pakistani side of the border let's bring in now elizabeth braun and she joins us from new delhi so is the long down being imposed by indian authorities calming or inflaming tensions how does it look right now. hi sami well there's no possibility of inflaming tensions or at least there's no outlet for people to show they opposition to what's happened because there is a strict lockdown in place it's very quiet and dismayed and on monday night the indian government had announced it was going to impose a curfew on tuesday and wednesday citing the possibility of protest it later went back on that curfew order. spoken to there say whether it's called a curfew or not they feel that the restrictions which are in place are there to stop media dissent on the one year anniversary of their autonomy being voyage political leaders who had been planning to make political leaders who've been planning to meet and try to find a political solution to being allowed to do so now the government hasn't said anything about this in fact the government and the mainstream m

record daily number of infections the 67000 new cases bring the total to nearly 2400000 elizabeth braun is in new delhi. yes again another single highest day rise and we also know that one of the reasons for the numbers are going up is because india is testing more than it ever has it's continuing to increase testing as well as the single highest a rise on wednesday india also conducted its highest ever number of tests more than 800000 so that it has a better idea of the spread of the infection in the country because remember the $2400000.00 confirmed cases is thought to be a fraction of the real number of cases the syrian logical surveys which have been done around the country so that the real number is many times the confirmed number . the philippines is planning to launch clinical trials of the russian corona virus vaccine the president wants the tests to start as soon as october he hopes to be inoculated himself by the month of may the philippines has recorded the most covert $1000.00 infections in east asia over the last week an outbreak in the australian state of victoria does app

likeness is probably the highlight of my career and i know what it means to little girl who is are braunnted team usa to look different, i had to be the change. >>> president trump made a point of traveling during the pandemic to see mt. rushmore. it was a month ago he gave a speech there on the fourth of july that picture was taken, he urged the protection of monuments like this and statues and there's a new report from "the new york times" that says white house aides actually reached out to the republican governor of south dakota last year about adding trump's face to that historic monument. you want to hear this reporting. i want to go to jonathan martin who is joining me now. jonathan, you and maggie haberman broke the story. there's two parts. mt. rushmore and whether or not there's discussions of dropping mike pence from the ticket and putting in the republican governor of south dakota. there's no reality here, right? >> so the president has been telling the governor of south dakota for the last three years that he wants to be added to mt. rushmore and said she thought he was kiddi

separate braun's cooked foods to avoid cross contamination. cooks thoroughly to kill microorganisms. keep food it safe temperatures cold to prevent bacterial growth. gives safe water and safe raw materials to avoid content. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases in the home by plying the 5 keys to sea for food use them you also have a role to play. this is deja vu news live from berlin chancellor all america warns against foreign intervention in velour roast the message clearly with russia in mind michael says the people of belarus should enjoy freedom without the threat of outside interference this is the e.u. moves to impose sanctions on my level over some officials also on the show. donald trump takes aim at his democratic rival in a fiery acceptance speech he calls joe biden the man who outsourced american jobs to china and says the vote will be the most important election in american history . and 57 years after martin luther king others the

she will lead off the law and order chorus and senator braun and paul will also be speaking as well.m reynolds, that's a big one. >> thank you. we are watching from here. let's bring in linda mcmahon, serves as the head of the small business of administration which is now the chair of america's first and action. thank you for come back here today. >> it's good to see you. >> you are releasing an ad, there is such an emphasis on covid for such a long time and i was the president and that's economy and what's going to happen. that's something the president never takes his eyes off of and there is that emphasis shift to the economy. statement your focus is always business. what's wrong with joe biden's plan? >> joe biden could be just content from what he said last night to really keep things shut down and he thinks that's the way to control covid and that's a way to keep a lid on the economy, and he will keep a lid on the economy. >> bill: i didn't mean to interrupt but he was asked the other night if he would shut it down if he got a second wave of sorts and that's where that's coming

will be taken based on the findings of that report on saturday, some demonstrators marched to the to braun police department in support of the business owner kron four's noelle bellow was there and has more. >>singh >>the moto behind his clothing brand yemen creator, yemen calif spoke to a large crowd of supporters saturday. now that the timber on police department to protest racial profiling and systemic racism >>he's talking about his encounter with temper on police last friday. >>yemen says he was working late at his st re when officers came to the door okay, it's my still ok okay if you identify different myself 20 bodies might still the confrontation continued until a white neighbor down the street shouted at vouching for >>a moment, he referenced during the protest. >>has. people think that racism is just some evil spirit, a person that lives somewhere far away when it actually exist right here in our community organizers called for an investigation into that ever on police department and for the chief of police to step down the town's vice mayor offered an apology ha. >>she along wi

i mean, so, it's pretty shocking to look back and to talk with women like ambassador mosel moseley braunut the barriers they faced and the barriers that are still there for so many women. women make up less than a quarter of the seats in congress right now. the number, again, much lower for women of color. we're going to talk about why that is, why we haven't elected a woman president in this country and so much more in our special, "women represented," and we hope that everyone will tune in, ana. >> absolutely. thank you. thank you, erin. the cnn special report "women represented: the 100-year battle for equality" begins tonight at 10:00 on cnn. >>> this week, cnn heroes salutes hector guadalupe. here's anderson cooper. >> i've spent close to 31 months in solitary confinement. i would spend half a day doing certain exercises to keep my blood moving through my body, keep my body strong, you know? we got the moms on deck. the moms are getting it in this morning. i started the second you foundation. we have formally incarcerated men and women. they get certified and have job placement. not

he has a wife and three young kids and his teammate ryan braun saying this is anxiety for all of us asns southboundman dough arizona and red sox pitcher eduardo rodriguez suffers from a heart issue. he chose to opt-out of the season. some good news of the miami marlins who have had 21 cases, reported no new positives for the first time since last weekend. mlb says that the two phillie staffers who initially tested positive had false positives. the league trying to get things under control. remember, mlb to bolster its safety protocols this past week with the outbreak in the marlins clubhouse and adding a compliance officer to each team making sure everybody is following rules. the bubble could be the answer. the national women's soccer league and mls and wnba and nba have had successful with zero positive players this past week. football around the corner, being in a bubble -- not in a bubble could wreak havoc on their scheduling. >> i think we are doing this day-by-day. coy wire, we appreciate the latest there. see if they can keep this on track. that's it for "inside politics." catch

beautiful place but it's got some problems think it's really emotional to see this many people care into braun noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>and to the south bay now overnight some demonstrators vandalized the home of san jose mayor sam liccardo and he is the second bay area mayor to have a home vandalized during a black lives matter protest. in as many months you might remember that oakland mayor libby shaft home. it was spray painted during protests after george floyd's death kron four's reyna harvey has details from san jose. >>several businesses throughout the downtown area are boarded up overnight with several business owners trying to protect their businesses. there are several other protests planned for today throughout the bay area jamie whitmire owns holy kamala harris and you say she had to board up her establishment. due to the protest. >>i'm all for that protest. i think there's oh there's a message that needs to be heard and it needs to get beat. needs to get across i don't necessarily agree with the. >>the writing and the vandalism and protests continue across the bay area in resp

great braun's cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cook 32 kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures. to prevent bacteria brooke. use safe water and safe raw materials to avoid content. producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food you buy but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases in the home by applying the 5 key is to say for food use them you also have a role to play. this is the news live from. mass protest in her country is a peaceful revolution of control. and. we'll have. people. in an exclusive interview with. discusses the demonstrations opposing the pickets to challenge the president 26 me. also on the program. allegations that opposition leader. was poisoned. the hospital being treated i'm rushing to conclusions. president haters on the 1st day of the us republican national convention delegates formally bath his bed for a 2nd term. to the program says supreme court rejected an appeal by the country's exiled opposition leader to set aside the results of the country's disputed presidential election. chall

the economy between the kind of heroin and villain, the villain was a traditionally feminine super braunuper rich woman. so it's mostly horrible. and jule entrant job misbehaved also. but she could do things like fix a motorcycle is really no comparison to that. i think it also shows how those tropes of the girly girl in the tomboy were always pitted against each other. and in a way that is kind of a false dichotomy. you can actually, going back to your question about women and liberation in adults today, i think we are aware that you can be as feminine as you want traditionally or stereotypically feminine and be powerful. and that you don't have to choose a side. you don't have to sacrifice any parts of yourself. once you are an adult. i guess the idea is to make children have that message too. >> host: exactly. someone asked a really interesting question. i don't know what your answer to this. alex asked how can come all of, and what she represents move the needle on over gender during? what is your response to that, lisa? >> i said this yesterday two days ago my father wrote to me and

happy when president obama uses braun congressional power and in obama there's a lot of, david was one of the leaders of the constitutional fight, the constitutional challenge to obamacare but it gives you delegation of authority. i don't remember our liberal friends complaining about that but when trump is using if any i venture to make the case this is another example where he's not populist, he's a constitutional conservative . he's been using his executive orders and many of his powers to manage the branch to try to make it smaller and more modest. there's a huge the regulatory push going on. i think the heritage foundation had been a big advisor to the white house about this and how many presidents do you know that go i want to stopregulating things, not increasing regulation . there's a de facto rule that for everyone regulation executive branches should remove three. that's incredible and it's almost an abdication of power the white house. i actually think that regardless of the numbers you're seeing a president who's trying to reduce the overall effect of executive power when i

>> the braun is a big part of the story right now because yesterday all of the nba players had d a meetingfter the games were canceled inside this bubble, this bubble down in orlando, florida, and the los angeles lakers and the los angeles uppers -- lebron is on the lakers -- they broke with the restst of the players and sd we don't want the playoffs to continue. this could be a negotiating tactic b because they're meeting with the nba bosses today, franchise owners. they will be speaking with him about what nbnba owners c can do put their billions of dollars for the cause of racial justice. nbahere still might be playoffs. right now lebron is leading a very radical break on the players as a whole to rest more reforms out of the nbaba. amy: as we wrap up, just the significance from thewnba to the nba, to the much whiter baseball teams all being in solidarity, what you think this means in for president trump, who has made it a point and honest most every speech to condemn anyone who takes a knee? >> for years, the world of sports has been a site of reresistance to the racism of ts administr

funny so -- a departure from everything i knew you to be good at, so, i was -- and you and nicholas braunated in your category, so is kieran culkin. all well deserved. will there be some bragging rights at stake here, if one of you were to be the winner? >> kieran has already descended into threats of violence he's threatened to punch nick in the [ bleep ] if nick wins >> seth: yeah. it seems like very -- very prone to rage, kieran. >> yeah, it's unprofessional apart from anything else and it's - i just won't go there. and i'll just be very gracious, and i'm going to get the emmy people - if i win, just sort of split it into three maybe so we can all share. >> seth: that's very kind. >> i think so. >> seth: how are you feeling about -- i think it's, you know, it's sort of a mixed blessing. you know, there's nothing good about the fact this will be a virtual emmys, but you know, you are saved having to go through this sort of dog and pony show that is required of a nominee. >> yeah, it's quite scary, the whole thing. i've been nominated for various bits and pieces. and it's just -- it's ve

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. >> give it up for carol moseley-braun. not prepared for all of the unwritten rules. and i wasn't prepared for the expectations. >> hi, senator. >> hello. >> at the time i was the only black person in the senate. so that was difficult. because it's like, when issues came up having to do with race, i'd be expected to be the one to respond to it. it's like, wait a minute, i have to represent illinois, i have to represent every black person on the planet. it's like, how is this going to work? >> 1992 is what people will call the year of the woman. what people don't realize is, prior to 1992 there were only two women serving in the u.s. sena senate. ultimately you got four more women elected. and they were all democrats. women are currently still only about 23% of congress. so the number of women in congress rises very very slowly over the years. and one reason for that is, getting elected to something like congress is a very difficult proposition. >> makes me very proud -- >> incumbent members of congress get reelected at rate

under victor or braun, who gives the name liberalism to the worl world.uments for it. this is what democracy is going to look like. this is the only way democratic countries are going to survive is by illiberal nationalism. we went don't know what that means larry. we slip into that kind of slang, that kind of language, i don't know what it means to say the only way that democracy survives is when you have an illiberal regime or you've had an enabling act that let's one man run the country. >> that is the redline, the enabling act. you haven't had that until the emergency. in other words, your bond declared as done right? they have cross that group. they did that by declaring an emergency. he is now ruling by decree. with about past ten years or so of his rule, maybe it's a little less than that. but for the past ten years, they finally come up to and cross that line. unknown to the deposited to declare emergency there was no moving that kind of thinking is going on anywhere around trump? the reason i find the question that way as i want to know who the t

senator mike braun, republican from indiana.superintendent of schools, k through 12 in arizona, saying teachers are scared to death. they don't want to go back to the classroom. he doesn't want any kids or teachers infected. he is going 100% online learning for the rest of the year. what is purdue and notre dame is doing that arizona won't do? >> stuart, good morning. i listened to that. thank goodness we have education controlled locally. i was on a school board for 10 years, from 2004 to 14. you will get an earful of something. i have always said if you want to get a job like mine, that is a great place to see if you have the temperment to do it. we in indiana, reflected in notre dame and purdue. are enterprisers. we'll not err on the side of taking bureaucratic approach, easy shutdown, one size fits all, that is the approach on the disease. thank goodness you have a guys like mitch daniels, never looked at the status quo or conventional being a way to do it. he and notre dame following suit will set the stage for what we need

members who have joined us by web text in addition to the member who are here physically as senator braun, senator byrd, senator blumenthal, apparently if your name begins with b you come personally to the hearing. wheat will be recognizing members to ask their questions in order of seniority. i'll turn to alternating between the majority and minority. if a senator is not present or logged into webex when it is his or her turn to ask questions, then that person will go to theend of the queue and we will go to the next person . senators will be given five minutes each on this first round. so i'm going to start with my question and my first one is for doctor mac. doctor mac, i mentioned in my opening statement that maine has the largest racial disparity in the nation in terms of covid-19 infections. many in our states black community are immigrants from somalia, congo and other african countries aswell as from haiti . expanding our states overall testing capacity and reaching these individuals are critically important to stay ahead of this fibrous and it's imperative that those who are most

and also a letter dated august 4 from senators loeffler, cornyn, braun and tillis on the main street. not hearing any objection, those will be included in the record. dr. rosengren, you talked about -- you limited to depository institutions to get up and running quickly. and yet, there are only 150 banks or so listed on the fed's website as far as registered lenders. i cite that because in the emergency environment, we were able to stand up to the ppp program and 5400 banks swung into action in a patriotic way and in seven days, began distributing $520 billion and ppp loans.llion granted, the underwriting was very different. the mission was very different. i got that. i am concerned about the reluctance of banks to participate in the program. arkansas has 86 banks and yet only two banks headquartered in my state that are local banks have agreed to participate. so i really hope as we have this hearing today, we'll talk more about that. let me turn and talk about the term sheet. it is a cash flow lending exercise based on a pre-depreciation and implied leverage. it looks like a very tra

ryan braun said, listen, we saw what the bucks decided to do and, frankly, that inspired us.motivated us. at some point actions speak louder than words. the mariners and padres, dodgers and giants, two other games that were also canceled. some major league players just decided not to play even though their games went ahead. as you mentioned, mls, five games postponed. there is certainly momentum. it's going to be interesting to see where this heads. stuart: ashley, thanks very much, indeed. tonight the last night of the republican convention. ivanka trump, mitch mcconnell, alex johnson and, of course, president trump himself. art laughter's come back with us -- art laffer's come back with us. what are you expecting from the president tonight? >> i'm expecting him to lay out the whole plan for the future and all of the positive things he's going to do in his second term. i think he's got some really exciting things coming, stuart. transparency, he's going to do tax reform, all sorts of other good economics, and i think the markets are today hit with a lot of very good news. bu

they learned they had been lied to talking to the survivor of another shooting in minnesota, kevin braunwho had a friend die that day when a 15-year-old named jason mclaughlin walked in and killed two kids. imagine the aftermath of that. when i was talking about that, i offered the floor for questions and one boy stood up-- i'm standing next to the principal. a boy stood up, yeah, i wanted to say i brought a gun to school this being october and i was going to kill some of you, but i got this book that day in english class and that's the reason i didn't kill anyone and the principal was like, didn't know what to say. and another girl raises her hand and says, yeah, she was in a wheelchair and she said i came home one day and i was in tears and my mom said what's the matter and she said, i am invisible in school, nobody knows-- notices who i am. nobody sees me. and i told my mom, i wanted to kill myself. and she was so upset that she ran out of my room crying and i opened my backpack and "19 minutes" was my english homework that day. and when you write fiction, you don't think of the lives