let me recognize senator braun. sen. braun: thank you, mr. chairman. this question is for chief pittman. in 2019 and 2020, the capitol police staffing level had been below the requested level by hundreds of officers, even though the requests had been fully funded by the appropriations committee. what has presented the department from hiring the requested and subsequently enacted number of officers? chief pittman: yes, sir. i would say primarily during the 2020 covid-19 pandemic, there were significant challenges for u.s. capitol police to fulfill its staffing requested that was requested in certain years. the u.s. capitol police trained their offices at the federal office training center in glencoe, georgia. at the time of the pandemic, where we have our training facilities, were closed. u.s. capitol police had to mitigate being closed. we had to suspend several classes. we had to transition. sen. braun: that makes sense for 2020, but weren't you struggling in 2019, as well? chief pittman: if i may pause because i was not in this role at that time and

braun: thank you. comptroller, we have recently spent in the neighborhood of $4 trillion to $5 trillion last year, particularly devoted to covid issues. when you look at what is on the table currently, 1.9 trillion dollars, i think, in the american jobs act. and i think $1.5 trillion for the american family plan. that is a lot of additional spending during what in total may be $11 trillion over the span of two years. do you have the ability -- i see there is a request for a budget increase. how can you possibly absorb the oversight portion when you have that much spending dumped into the system? mr. dodaro: we have been coordinating our work with the inspector's. there was additional resources given to the inspector general community to focus with the pandemic response accountability committee. to coordinate with them to leverage their responsibilities we have been doing a sort of risk-based planning effort in gao, particularly around new programs that don't have any prior history in those areas. we wi

barry braun offers himself as an expert witness for hire in cases like this. he first offered his services to the prosecution, but the defense decided to pay him for testimony like this. >> can you just briefly overview your opinions in this particular case. >> i felt that derek chauvin was justified, was acting with objective reasonableness, following minneapolis police department policy in his interactions with mr. floyd. >> a jury has rejected braun's testimony in another high profile murder trial of a police officer. he testified as a hired witness for the defense in the murder trial of jason van dyke for the murder of la quan mcdonald. the jury rejected his testimony and convicted the officer of first degree murder and aggravated battery. and after the jury last week heard expert medical testimony from dr. martin tobin, who said the fact that someone can speak is not proof that they can breathe, barry braun actually said this. >> somebody saying they can't breathe, yet it appears to me they're taking full breaths and are shouting. to me, as a layperson, t

him and braun i think we can get all the awards. and i want to. see people opposed it. so we have to catch their. god. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you're to stand on cancer culture reciting the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between is tech companies are the ones with all the power what do we do what's the solution not just what are world leaders or governments missing the targets. up front with me. on al-jazeera. a city from the sky but their fishing vessels just outside of argentina exclusive economic zone the united states launched operation southern cross to combat illegal and. unregulated fishing in the southern atlantic argentina's coast guard say their main task is to control their movements so they do not cross into arjan time territory from this small margin tine of forty's kind money for what's happening in its economic exclusive zones but what authorities here are saying is that what's important is talk regulate what's happening

mike braun, senator from indiana, thanks very much.d to have you here today. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming on. >> martha: so senator tim scott has now put every politician in the country on the spot to answer this question which he raised the other night. do you really believe that the country is rooted in systemic racism? now having used the term in every recent speech, the president and the vice president were forced to answer that question themselves today. we'll show you what they said and then we'll take to leo terrell and joe concha. joy behar says tim scott doesn't get it. >> now tim scott, he does not seem to understand and a lot of them don't understand the difference between a racist country and a systemic racism. veteran homeowners. three reasons to do a cash out refi right now. home values are high while rates are low. newday lets you borrow all of your home's value. and you could take out $50,000 dollars or more. at qvc, we're celebrating you during our friends and family event. with special deals every day. including

she does not get along with scooter braun who has total control of her albums, so she said, you knowink? >> yeah, it's totally bad ass. and i would say having six girls, just like griff, i love taylor swift. i wish she hadn't gone political, but i love her. i think it's going to be interesting to hear her more mature voice. >> ben, what say you? >> i think she's an incredible talent, and i think this is a very savvy business move in part because so much of gapdom -- fandom is about expressions of loyalty, and that's what this really can be. you have some new material as well, but it is kind of an act of expression of affection for everything that taylor swift has meant to the lives of her fans over the years. >> yeah. and only on the big show are we going to go from taylor swift to dinosaurs. could a real life jurassic park be on the horizon? the business partner of a major mogul says they could do it if they wanted to. a look at how they could make it happen coming up next. ♪ ♪ just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dol

but indiana republican senator mike braun says the guidelines haven't been very clear and says many americans will be confused on what they can and cannot do. we've gone >> 6 feet to 3 to mask being mandatory now outside not still president biden says the new guidelines should encourage more americans to get vaccinated. the bottom line is clear. if you're vaccinated. >> you can do more things. so go get the shot. it's never been easier. >> that was anna wiernicki reporting for us. now, the cdc says if anyone is confused about the new guidelines they can head to the cdc web site for a full detailed list of all the activities that fully vaccinated. people can now safely resume. the easing of masking guidelines has much to do with the number of americans getting vaccinated for covid-19 we decided to find out how vaccinations are going here in the bay area. kron four's dan kerman has been checking in with local health departments and he joins us now live with details. dan. >> wilson. as you know, the state of california is moving to align their guidelines with those new federal masking guidelines

braun's cooked foods to avoid cross contamination. 3rd to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures. to prevent bacteria. use safe water and sea raw materials to avoid content. producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and know you by applying the 5 keys to safer to use them you also have a role to play. this is news and these are our top stories britain is mourning the death of prince philip husband to queen elizabeth the 2nd on the guns 5 a formal military salute and sporting events paused so observe a minute silence as philip died aged 99 his funeral will take place in a week's time at windsor castle flags are flying at half mast nationwide. chads.

the music magnate scooter braun says that it will create accidental opportunities for its artists. >>hank you. yuka royer with the business tonight. it is now time to southern thailand, the pandemic has left millions of thai's jobless. there is one business that is growing as a result of the covid-19 crisis. gold panning. our reporters met with those returning to traditional methods of finding gold. reporter: gold dust is buried in this river, and it is within easy reach. using basic tools, planners separate the precious metal from soileposits. over the past few months, there has been a steady rise in the number of people in southern thailand trying their luck as gold planners. >> i have a little under one gram and it is worth 15 euros. gold prices have increased so with this, i can buy food. reporter: this regn close to the malaysian border is known for its gold mountain. villager last year made a living from tourism and now panning for gold, using techniques developed by their ancestors. >> this is all i can do for now, there is no other work, so we come here to look for gold. >> we

but indiana republican senator mike braun says the guidelines haven't been very clear and says many americans will be confused on what they can and cannot do. we've gone >> 6 feet to 3 to mask being mandatory now outside not still president biden says the new guidelines should encourage more americans to get vaccinated. the bottom line is clear. if you're vaccinated. >> you can do more things. so go get the shot. it's never been easier. >> the cdc says if anyone is confused about these new guidelines. they can head on over to the cdc website. we'll see full detailed list of all the activities that fully vaccinated. people can now safely resume in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. ken and catherine, back to you. thank you, anna. >> well, the easing of mask guidelines has had a lot to do with the number of americans getting vaccinated for covid and we decided to find out how vaccinations are going in the bay area. kron four's dan kerman has been checking in with local bay area health departments and joins us now live with details. dan. >> well, you know, the governor has said that they are moving

almost a 3rd of an inch almost a 3rd into braun berkeley.t about a 3rd of an inch san francisco, 1700's. but then you get to oakland. only 700 in san jose. 500. and that's kind of way played out around the bay area kind of breaking up as we move closer. so here's where we stand for the season so far. now, if we end up with this amount of rainfall with just under 9 inches rain. that will be the 3rd driest. you're in a 171 seasons that we've seen this happen. so certainly that would be extremely dry year. doesn't look like very promising to get much more rain only just over 5 inches of rain. that's 37% of normal in san jose. just over 7 half inches of rain in oakland. that's 39% normal. only 38% of normal in santa rosa. all california is certainly feeling the effects of the current trial. we're looking at dry conditions out there right now. most possible doppler radar still picking up on some moisture. some of the rotating on through some more snow showers up in the sierra nevada. you can see those right there. but kind of winding down kind of

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have a wonderful weekend senator mike braun of the beautiful state of indiana. we're going to go into more detail about the president's first priorities in a budget they call it the skinny budget about $1.5 trillion nothing skinny about that but it's sort of a preview of the coming spending attractions we'll get into that in a little bit. in the meantime taking a look at what's happening across the pond in england where they are mourn ing the death of prince philip, and also, looking at an improvement certainly on the virus front there. in fact, they're very close to herd immunity. we're nowhere near close to that in this country. what are they doing right that maybe we could learn from? after this. t to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. th

braun's cooked foods to avoid cross contamination. served to kill microorganisms. keep food at sea temperatures cold to prevent bacterial growth now. use sea water and sea raw materials to avoid content. producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food. but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and little by applying the 5 keys to see food use them you also have a role to play. this is news and these are our top stories and jordan is a former crown prince has said he is under house arrest in a video passed on to the b.b.c. prince himself in hussein accuses the country's leaders of corruption and says anybody who criticizes them risks are arrest jordan's top general denied prince homs a had been arrested but said he was asked to halt actions targeting the country's quote security and stability. and german press.

yes because he's one of the beeler of the word joe biden administration you braun is that he's a lack of our campaign and the 1st steps of this president showed that easy koranic so yes he's a guy from the cold war and the you will deal we russia as us used to do during the cold war days so i expect this guy and dog knew. this tickled relations between moscow and wash so been a castle franco pavel felgenhauer marco deledio thank you very much for your insight and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website at www dot com for their discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. as i saw you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a james i saw it from a hashim amla on the entire team here i've been a. illegal comes to the pitch is a special moment for any football to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend and a continental introduces the name saga who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. f

that show been continued to kneel on george floyd long after he wasn't even showing signs of life braun backed off a little bit on on you know on saying that. truman had done nothing wrong and that may impact how the jury views this case the defense is also taking a risky approach and that is as soon as the prosecution gaveled its quezon case to a close this morning then the defense immediately seemed to put george floyd on. trial focusing the attention away from the officer accused of murdering floyd and putting it on the man who was killed so they brought out as she. police and medical witnesses and they brought out body camera footage from 2019 from a previous arrest of george floyd and they did this in order to try to show a pattern that floyd had a habit of resisting arrest with police and that he had had a habit of ingesting whatever drugs he might have on his possession before before the police could take him into custody that is something that a paramedic testified to then they went back to the may 25th video on the day george floyd died and tried to show parallels with that but

the rush of patients and there's also a desperate shortage of oxygen and medical supplies elizabeth braun reports on the story now from new daddy. and there were i doubt that it was so there but breaks down as he pleads with staff in india's biggest coded mine hospital to admit his wife much meaning now men have been there and she's lying in the back of an ambulance breathing with the help of an oxygen cylinder he tells al jazeera they came here after being turned away by all the hospitals we live in now that's way out of it i have no one else except my wife and child who have left in the world with an acquaintance who is no one to look after us we aren't getting a bed and i've tried many hospitals but there's no one around to give us a bed with folded hands i pleaded with the acquaintance to take care of my child. pick up tensions run high outside the hospice hold with family members tells tof they have nowhere else to go to ok they have enough evidence but look nyuk already has 1850 patients and only 1500 beds staff told us hundreds and lying on the floor i work is very hard we try to h

the chair of the agriculture committee is teaming up with senator braun to move the growing climate solutions bill that they have introduced. they will have a hearing, a markup in the next couple of weeks. the american farm bureau has endorsed that. that's an organization that would not have publicly championed a bill with the word climate solutions in the title. and we've got a chance now, with folks like the secretary, secretary holland and interior, one of the things that president biden announced in his american rescue plan was a bold proposal for a new civilian climate core, to put tens of thousands of young people to work on public lands in our national parks, preparing for climate change and climate resiliency. i think this is a moment where we can and should, as we move towards the global conference, the conference of parties that will be next fall, president biden is convening a global conference around climate change , and the united states should be sending a bipartisan delegation to glasgow with a commitment to bold action. i was in paris for the 2015 climate conference, there wer

directions some went to russia others came to united states of course the top of which was werner von braun who pioneered the v. 2 rocket that terrorize london. do you know what he said after he was asked about it he said it was the v. 2 rockets successful he said yes it was except it landed on the wrong planet but we've come away from your book a book a little you know the book has such a why do it your book i want a book on war and astrophysics but that's right that's right in this book cosmic queries when you start to get into particle physics is it has a wide net net as usual it has that neil de grasse tyson that ability did to him in a cave complex ideas but just the world quark comes from the line in james joyce's most difficult to read book i bet you haven't read i haven't read finnegans wake i mean doesn't that just show where scientists are at even when they pick pause because they pick it from a novel and they pick it from an all then few people have ever read so a couple of things 1st. it's. james joyce only some of what james source has written is sort of easy to read a lot of i

tonight show and i got an agent and i got additions for center live and the rain newman and charles braun recommended me and i flew out to l.a. sit next to some guy to the hat on going well he's bald and it was you and you worked. well and. and i imitated you know when i got on camera i had that you actually help me didn't even know it but i was in the all whites i go this guy so relaxed and he's just like being funny i go and i get to be like that i didn't know you but i got that it was you you know so thank you you're welcome john tell me about the 1st time when i think of us and alice some of my favorite memories are obviously outside of the road pictures of you and phil working in the in that old escalating bit where when i see an old movie to this day and that comes on in various modes where the person you're done you're finished you're over don't go back on me tell me the truth the next guy escalates it's always funny tell me when your 1st encounter fell the great fell are. why i was in the groundlings theater and i've been in the send a company for a year you know you could be move

elections assembly elections or a live report on local issues now because if he has been following model braun descriptives as it will for its electoral victory electoral mileage this for example it has been talking about into core but hindu talk is not this singular issue that because if he has been partially it has been fostering the new liberal market model but along with it it has very very comprehensive living porpoising on the communities community driven pollute dicks for example in its sun they have been talking about the civilizational conflict conflict of civilization they have been talking about that indeed in us people sure rights culture and identity has been kryten by the east to bengal region mostly and in kinshasa west bengal they have a different model they have been talking about their dual give the citizenship rights to the minorities from this treaty countries are going to stand back a stand and in all these in kerala and in tamil nadu the elections have been fought on until a different issues and wharton corella and coming not to visit b. doesn't have that much presents th

to the braun james. >> i'm not calling them out or trying to shame him.doesn't have a conversation with me at least sit down and find out who they are. todd: he's telling fox news what inspired him to write that letter. carley shimkus is here with that update. carley: this is getting a lot of attention. dion joseph hoped to get lebron james's attention. a real conversation about policing, he says the reason he wrote that letter, a columbus police officer, involved in the shooting to the 16-year-old girl, take a listen. >> the reason why i wrote this letter is that officer could have been me. i think of four times i almost had to use deadly force and didn't sleep for two days and that would have been said about me without knowing who i am, that i never had to take a life of a human being. >> joseph says i was lebron james before i became a police officer, being young and african-american i thought police were our natural enemies. he understands where lebron james is coming from but wants to stop the tribalism and dehumanization of one another, sit down and

solve frauds always look for an end game what's the end game here what's how do we how does marcus braungo to be a captain of industry and get out of this i just want to say i'm also. how to logic optimists you have to sell the company or merged the fraud into something so big and so robust. i mean how up until the end they were talking about merging or buying out or doing something with deutsche bank. a slush funds it sounded very concrete because deutsche bank was struggling and had problem anymore no one had to dish and of course why are cards idea was to prop up this theater of illusion to toil when perhaps also fulfill the politicians dreams of a major german financial player did a much bigger con if they would have acquired deutsche bank or doing bank acquire them or they merge they would have accomplished the ultimate and that is become something legit and then they would have written everything off and gone off into the sunset as part of deutsche bank. something the forgotten how true fairly good has been cases in the past when fast growing companies with high stock market values

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we've seen republican senators like braun, he put up a bill. again, i don't want to negotiate this through tv interviews. i want to sit down with somebody that i trust, and we may have different perspectives, but i'm hoping we can land at a place that in some way changes qualified immunity in a substantive enough manner. >> i completely understand it. fair enough. over and over again, senator, we see black people ending up dead after being stopped by police for small things like an expired plate, or allegedly selling loose cigarettes. how do we figure out a better way to handle these small infractions? >> i just want to be blunt with you. i don't know if there's a black man in america that doesn't have painful stories with the police, myself included. tim scott gave a moving speech on the senate floor about his experiences with police officers. i've had guns drawn on me, been accused of stealing the car i was driving. so you ask, how do we end this? it's a nightmare that we have to teach our children, my elders, as early as the seventh or eight

and we are also delighted to welcome leila braun a doctoral candidate at the university of michigan who recently completed research for the museum about american student responses to the nazi threat. good morning leila. good morning, edna. hi becky. it's great to see you both. thanks for having me here. welcome. please send us your questions for both becky and leila by posting them in the comments section and we will get to as many of them live in the course of the program as we have time for. so becky young people, you know, sometimes might feel that only the people who are older than they are or an official positions or positions of power can really have an impact or make change, but we know that that's not true and we're going to be getting into that today, but i'd like to know what the mindset was. what was the environment for young people and for all americans during the 1930s and 40s? well, the 1930s and 40s were really fraught time to be an american especially a young american probably the thing that impacted american life the most was the great depression in 1933 25% of american

delaware, not trying to drag you into politics, but major league baseball, colin kaepernick nfl, the braun with the nba. if you look around the stadium, i don't care what this board is, i see people of all backgrounds, all races, all coming together because they love and have to share a passion for that sport. right? >> right. one of the things that i really tried to do through this whole thing is stay out of politics. when people tune in to watch sports, they don't want to hear that. they don't want to hear what your opinions are or who you're voting for what you're doing, they want to get away from everything in their life and they want to focus on two, three, four hours however long the sport is when you turned it on, we never talked about covid or politics and obviously, there are certain fighters male and female who have their own religious beliefs and political beliefs, we don't muzzle anybody either so if somebody comes down to the press conference and they want to talk about this, it's their god-given right to do it. we don't muzzle anybody but we keep politics out of the sport. if

braun's cook foods to avoid cross contamination. cook 3rd to kill microorganisms. keep food safe temperatures of the cold cold to prevent bacterial growth. use safe water and sea raw materials to avoid kentucky. food 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 keys to seafood use that you also have a role to play. this is g.w. news live and from berlin tonight america's promise in the fight against climate change the u.s. pledges to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half by the end of the decade president biden made that pledge at the white house today where he began hosting a virtual climate summit with more than 40 world leaders can by deliver on his promise and what about china india and brazil also coming up. a grief stricken family bids farewell to dante right the u.s. black man who was shot dead by police during a traffic stop the officer says she mistook her gun for a taser. i burnt off it's good to have you with us today is earth da

reporter: well, we know there are five videos from four body cameras on that faithful day when andrew braunilled. we know the judge just ruled minutes ago that this video can be disclosed to a member of the family and an attorney selected by the family to be reviewed, apparently, but the video will not be released publicly to the news media. as you know, john, news organizations including cnn petitioned the court for the public release of that video, but the court held here that the media does not have standing to go into court and request the release of the video. so as we understand it, the court has given the authorities ten days to disclose this media -- this video to a member of the family and not for public release. the reason why is pretty simple. the law doesn't allow for the news media to go into court and request the release of this video. also, there are concerns here, according to the judge and according to the attorneys who argued the case, that there could be a question of a fair trial for the individuals who are on the video if, in fact, a trial is ordered. so that's the case

the petite braun looked like a captivating french doll and was almost magnetically endowed by looks, temperament and education to be outstanding in a profession that required poise and fearless capacity for action and grim courage. the next two decades consolidated the view of the job is women's work. during the second world war women took cabin positions across airlines as men served in the military. passengers began to favor air travel over ocean or rail in the postwar 1950s due in part to technological advances such as the jet plane that slice the trip across "the atlantic" down to six or ten hours determine if there were headwind. only so many customizations to the new jet plane existed. they are stabilized by the government at 405 underdog to cross "the atlantic". so flying was to expensive to be a regular undertaking for a new and rich for each airline try to commit customers and have the highest level of lecturing service. and women with it mainly mail clientele became a focal point. then there's a couple pages detailing the glamour of the era of air travel. some of those who

senator mike braun on "cavuto live" says he's not convinced. >> i get the feeling this is for show and they're going to plough forward in a way that will mostly suit their needs. >> charles: here to discuss gop strategist alexandra wilkes, kayly mcgee and laura fink. laura, start with you. i love this saying with senator kennedy, more red flags than a chinese embassy. what is your think? >> we're just redefining all kinds of things. whether it's the definition of infrastructure or the definition of bipartisanship. this administration is intent on changing everything we know and hold dear. look, i think that it is a cover, these meetings. this is just for joe biden to say that he has met with republicans. he's going to move forward anyway. unfortunately for us as conservatives, following this crisis of a pandemic, the country is at least in a superficial level in a big government mood. they're trying to disguise this as something that, you know, is meaningful for the american people when it's a give-away to democratic interests. we'll see if americans respond in the same way of the faux

solve frauds always look for an end game what's the end game here what's how do we how does marcus braungo to be a captain of industry and get out of this i just want to say i'm also. how to log shake. you have to sell the company or merge the fraud into something so big and so robust. i mean hell up until the end they were talking about merging or buying out or doing something with deutsche bank. that sounded very concrete because deutsche bank was a struggle and had problems it will go on the to dish and of course wire cards idea was to prop up this theater of illusion to toil and perhaps also fulfill the politicians dreams of a major german financial player did on which people come if they would have acquired george bank or joint bank acquired them or they merge they would have accomplished the ultimate and then it is become something legit and then they would have written everything off and gone off into the sunset as part of deutsche bank. something the forgotten how true philip they have been cases in the past when fast growing companies with high stock market values have taken ove

the braun haired 27-year-old was hired as a language interpreter with this tiny boy band competition.contestant because a sexy lurk in the reported turquoise cell phone and filled him 24 hours a day. they threaten him with a huge find if he tried to leave. basically a chinese knockoff of the britney spears conservatorship. they had tired of dancing all day star begin the audience onto both firms signify the go home. you know things are bad when you're begging to be released back to russia. he is a sexy one though isn't it? unfortunately's please-vote for even more he became a prisoner to the boy band show for ten weeks. follow this week they quit playing games with his heart. the show said buy, buy, buy to the reluctant hero and sent him home. admit it with comes to beget a boy band aegis is not have the right stuff. ♪ ♪ topic number three, and speaking of intoxicated human compost, let's hear what you had to say. this is viewer mail. texas off with candidate nation shut your mouth. no, vanilla rights why are you so nasty? ♪ ♪ nasty ♪ ♪ i cannot big of one complementary thing you said

real quick before you go, josh hawley and mike braun introducing a bill that would force the administrationo declassify the intelligence related to the origin of covid. i mean, covid-19 has killed millions across the world, more than half a million here in the united states. and every opportunity that president biden has had in terms of speaking with xi jinping the subject never comes up. can you explain this, why he has a private phone call with xi jinping and he never asks him why the chinese communist party hid this to the world, cornered us in terms of the ppe and allowed the virus to escape its borders. not a word from anybody on the origins of covid. i thought this was the priority. >> there's a huge ethical question about the origins of the virus. the ethical question is should we be doing gain of function, should we be upgrading animal viruses in the lab to make them more susceptible to humans. i can't tell you for certain this escaped the lab. i think it's a reasonable question to ask. what you have to ask dr. fauci is why did he in overseeing these labs allow gain of function? why