upon commissioner braun. i think i have a question for department staff was what the thing on the open house condition. behalves the thinking behind that? >> department staff am thank you. it was one way to allow people to experience sutro tower. as part of that. so we understand the occurrence we had lots of conversations. with sutro tower and the occurrence about the makered to but we wanted to offer the opportunity for that. we think we made a scotch myself. around the residence require and next to the tower and it is appreciate to the base from the public trail that exist now. for that. i appreciate the backup of the open house i say i always don't seat need for the open house. the portion of things. the upon grounds if you go on the trails. so i'm okay with eliminating the open house requirement. and then on the installation, i'm hearing the neighborhood concerns about the possibility that may be a little out not a big destination. want to make their way up to seat panels on the site. either way i unders

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great >> commissioner braun >> a follow up question. am so the idea that there would be a staff recommendation regarding the popo incorporated with this when we recommend today. >> yes. like to add that. recommendation given the popo is a requirement if you are converting commercial to residential and retaining some office this popo retained if converting entirely to residential thena does in the need to be retained. this is a recommendation incorporated as itself goes become to the board. why don't we i think wants to comment on that? think of lynch to lilly, is this the open space in lieu fees that you referenced relative to c3r and o, supervisor peskin had a piece of legislation several years ago that -- basically created the union square public realm you know funds that -- takes those in lieu de feos for conversions specific low and puts them toward public realm improvements. i'm think thanksgiving we may want to check with -- like the city attorney's office about the need in the future to create separate funds given there are other

senator braun, thank you very much. appreciate you being here. >> you're welcome.orneys general warning insurance companies pushing customers to advance an activist climate agenda could be a violation of antitrust law. also gop lawmakers demanding answers from the white house following special counsel john durham's scathing report into the fbi's trump-russia probe. that's next on "the evening edit." th ♪ i ♪s ts.. . ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match

senator mike braun, see us again soon.gresswoman sylvia garcia tried to use photos of migrant children in cages to fight the republicans's immigration bill. i understand it didn't go the way she planned. ashley: not at all because garcia used a photograph taken in 2,014 when president obama was in charge and joe biden was vice president. garcia used the picture along with a statement that said house republicans child deportation act is extreme and wrong. the image blown up in size place alongside her as she spoke from the house floor in opposition to the secure the border act of 2023. that bill calls for renewed efforts to build a border wall. more border patrol agents and a end to catch and release policies but garcia hasn't responded since it was pointed out that photograph was taken when democrats were in charge. stuart: thanks. now this. don't forget to send in your friday feedback. we want your questions. what do you want to know about us. it's not too late, email us, varneyviewers@fox.com. on musk is stepping down as

braun: right here historically we have 18% rounded up. we have one witness that says 20% to 22%. we are currently approaching 30%. i would think one simple way to get bipartisanship would be to at least establish what the capability is of this federal government and then live within it. because otherwise you are ending up basing this on an increasingly indebted economy now puts this only number two to japan in terms of percentage of debt as a percentage of our gdp. to me that is a shameful bad business plan that is not sustainable. >>since i was asked a question i will take a minute of his time for i turned to the senator the way the program worked was very in line with what you said. everyone agrees the debt to gdp is the right metric to look at. i see all three economist heads nodding. the question is what debt level, per coming the gdp -- her the gdp is the appropriate one. we can have that with experts. then you can figure out how quickly you can get there without destroying the economy along the way. the sudden brutal cut shocks to the economy like the house has proposed, as

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actually, senator braun and i will be -- tomorrow will be marking up legislation that senator braun and i have introduced that would basically be a bill that would help bring lower costs, generics to the market more quickly. of course that only benefits patients if they have access to them. this is another place where i'm having cognitive disdance. this brings me to the formularies that basically determine what medicines patients can get at what costs. and a recent study showed that in medicare part d, a greater proportion of generic drugs are being placed on higher tiers on formularies which leads to increased patient cost-sharing. and another report showed similar trends forcing patients -- they end up paying more for generics because of what tier they are placed in on the formulary. so can you explain how you see that, what's going on there? why is that happening? why does it appear that lower cost generic benefits are not getting passed on to patients like we would have expected and hoped? >> so, senator, we are absolutely supportive of legislation that can help to improve the acces

and his last set of games. turning out of the n b, a. braun james finished with 21 points as the lakers took a to one lead and their 2nd round playoff series by beating the golden state warriors. jane started slowly, not taking a shot in the 1st quarter for the 1st time ever. but he warmed up and help the lakers when a 127 to 97 was in the house fight on young. and after the game, the superstar had some words of advice for the youngsters competing in the playoffs for the 1st time. well, i think just for the young guy that hasn't been a part of the policies and are having enough numbers as far as new policies and just stay off the tv and stay all social media and know, you know, when a game everybody's the greatest for in the world you lose the game, they don't dirt on you. it's literally that simple. you know, it's all about, you know, training your mind for, you know, the next challenge. you know, what's the next challenge? there's gamers over with. very well. okay, cool. but we've got another one on monday. you've reached the end of our show now and we're going to go out with a litera

maria: india senator mike braun member of budget agriculture house education pens kev great to see you. thanks so much for being here. >> good morning. maria: now that talks are dragging on we are at a stalemate, people issue going to start questioning what it is going to take to keep the republicans together. senator, what are your thoughts in terms of what kind of wiggle room, the republicans have, in terms of pushing back on president biden who says no spending cuts without revenue raise i meaning tax increases? >> so maria i have been here over 4 1/2 years come from world of -- running a business, in a state government, this only happens in one place, d.c. this is punctuated this time with more drama, it is necessary about reforming the system go back to how this started, started basically, little over two decades ago five billion in debt bush administration added -- to it obama six trillion has been a borrowing frenzy ever since democrats and republicans. the status quo likes it the way it is because they spend -- as big omnibus bills, in your lap with two days to read them, when

senator mike braun joins us now. mr. senator, this sounds like a breakthrough to me. is it?manchin, but with i'm glad those two have been kind of the stalwarts that have prevented even more craziness from this federal government. but, yeah, looks like they're coalescing on the common sense approach. i mean, it's not that hard to do. we haven't done a budget in nearly 20 the years. we're now $31 trillion in debt. the interest that we're going the to be the paying is going to crowd out so much other sufficient. so i don't know how the rest of the democrats get by with saying we need more of this insanity. in fact, right after this i'm going to wrestle in a budget hearing, and in the little over four years a i've been here, stu, we've not done one budget resolution or budget period and the mechanics of it. you talk about one issue after another. that's why we're in this mess. thank goodness they're holding firm among, i guess, the other 49 democrats. finish. [laughter] stuart: you're trying to count them, i got you. whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute, i've only just seen this. bid

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senator braun. >> into context, this is the budget committee. at least today i think we are talking about budget. the committee i was interested in being on since i got here four years ago, we have not even gotten to first base on a budget resolution. it was accepted broadly let alone a budget. i would like to ask the chairman of the budget committee, this senator here had to take is a privilege motion a budget to the floor a year ago and that is when it doesn't get done in the regular order of business. would you commit to you and i at least working when the new fiscal year starts october 1st that we will bring a budget to the senate floor that we craft here, and spend time on the budget committee through regular order like you do everywhere else to get a budget we would at least get out of this committee? >> i have to wait and see how the present circumstance plays out. if the house republicans step off the default hand grenade they are negotiating with right now we are in a very different world and i can't predict that that world. >> let's as

please welcome brian cox, kieran culkin, jay smith cameron, sarah snoop, nicholas braun and alan rucktell i am a huge fan or else you would not be here. we are missing roy, jeremy strong. he could not be here tonight but he did send in a video to express how sad he is he could not attend. thank you, jeremy. the feeling is mutual. there are shows that match a moment in the world. this is one of them. i am not sure what the moment is but it doesn't seem like a great moment. there is a schadenfreude to see these people going through this turmoil and this weakness. there is also a quality. i was wondering, who among all of these terrible people, who do you think might be the worst of all of them? who do you think the worst character is? >> you think logan is the worst? >> i think so. >> brian do you think he is the worst character? >> he is very misunderstood. he loves his children. i was told that early on. i asked the question, does he love his children. they are just all pains in the. >> we love watching all of you insult each other. there is some absolutely hair-raising skin peeling t

here is what the german green activist vera braun schweiger advocates.or the environment, from the words of the activist, without hesitation, she got down to business and sterilized herself. well, that is, in favor of the climate, she deprived herself of the opportunity to have children, and this is far from an isolated case, the refusal of offspring in favor of the climate turns into a real movement , radical environmentalists call it a strike birth rate and claims that each unborn person can save 58 tons of co2 per year, for comparison, for example, a car saves only 2.5 tons of carbon dioxide, but the founder of this movement. that same mrs. braun schweiger now demands 50,000 euros as his reward for everyone who voluntarily lay down under the surgeon's knife and refused to procreate for the sake of it. well, by the way, here questions arise for the sake of what it is strange in this situation to say that for the sake of future generations it turns out. well indeed, this is just some kind of transcendent absurdity pleases. if it is possible to put it th

every city reintroduced, with senator braun of indiana, the job site. with many of my fellow colleagues. the bill would make high quality short-term education and workforce training programs eligible for pell grants. we don't allow pell grants to be used for high quality career technical to cajun. we need to do more. i would like to ask mr. harvey how would something like the jobs act, which would allow pell grants to be used for high quality cte, help us bring people into entry level health care professions? what other strategies do y'all have to suggest to us to revenue retention? >> i think that would be a big catalyst, quite honestly. we have a program in indiana that is similar. the number of health care -- a indiana worth course development. although it has no limitations in terms of funding. the governor's next-level job for graham. it provides opportunities for credits towards training in those high priority positions. i demand occupations. medical assistance are part of it. a number of health care services have relied on that it is a critical s

so, alexia braun has more on the 4th on its way back. the job is the so called blue helmets is to protect civilians and navigate the pos from conflict to pace. the budget is nearly $6400000000.00 with the us responsible for more than a quarter of this, followed by china and japan. that money funds $10.00, the 12 current emissions cash for the remaining to come from the main you in budgets. one of those missions observes the cx, 5 between india and pakistan, and the state of drama and kashmir. the other is the world's oldest commission stays up in 1948 to media conflicts between as row and its neighbors the way and says most emissions last 51 months. but 6 have gone on much longer and continue to the stay from western sahara to cyprus. and living in but peace, capers, and not just soldiers. they're also police observe is all civilian expense. bung with dish provides the most blue helmets out of any country, followed by the pool in india. but while the force is celebrated for its role in decreasing the number and severity of armed conflict

braun schweiger now demands to pay 50,000 euros as a reward to everyone who voluntarily went under thed to procreate for the sake of well, by the way, here questions arise for the sake of what it is strange in this situation to say that for the sake of future generations it turns out. well , indeed, this is just some kind of transcendent absurdity pleases. if it is possible to put it that way in this story, only that these activists started themselves. well, that is, they really went under the knife and underwent a sterilization procedure , and maybe they know that humanity is really on the path to salvation in the sense that, at least in the future, carriers of various kinds. crazy ideas to save humanity will become a little less tatyana proskuryakova will continue this theme. meet anna i try to live as eco-friendly as possible by cycling. i'm a vegan, i don't shower every day and only wash my hair once a month. it is noticeable, whether its contribution to saving the planet is noticeable. that's what worries anna eko the most: the activist lives in birming, uk, she is 35, and she has

mike braun set to land and it will invest heavily in japan. and japan seems to be the place to be.e will talk more about this next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. we look at the biggest business stories right now. walmart is raising its annual forecast after hosting better-than-expected -- posting better-than-expected earnings. sales beat wall street estimates. they expect shoppers to remain under pressure this year. shares of game maker take-two are surging. they beat quarterly sales and they release a version of a popular grand theft auto game. this leads to speculation that the new grand theft auto would be out then. and hundreds of thousands of people got online to try for free flights to hong kong being given away on kathy north america website. they were up for grabs and they were gone within hours. the promotion is part of hong kong's land to lure tourists back after shutting down during the pandemic.that is your business news flash. alix: we want to cover the top tech stories, the startup. joining us now is caroline hyde. thank you f

illinois senator carloyn braun and kamala harris. there's good chance that will change in 2024. announced his retirement and endorsed lisa blunt-rochester. third black u.s. senator in u.s. history. california congressman barbara lee is running against her congressional colleagues katie porter and adam schiff to succeed her. when it comes to representation in public office, this country is still mostly a white boys' club. take for example former north carolina supreme court justice sherry beasley who run four successful statewide races. when it came to her senate race she came up short. this morning, she told npr why the race was such a challenge. >> the perception is always that the u.s. senator is a white man. that is the presums, and then we work from there. >> i'm joined by someone familiar with the challenges of running competitive statewide races in purple states, stacey abrams, 2022 georgia democratic gubernatorial candidate. i do want to first quickly ask you about this, you faced this challenge, stacey, for black women the perception is this in this role we think you're

. >> thank you, senator braun. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to start off with just some statistics that are astounding to me and also acknowledge that this migration into heavy debt through the federal government has been going on for a while. i think it spans administrations. in 2000, we were up at like $5 trillion in debt. we put a couple of wars on the credit card and by 2008, we were $10 trillion in debt. 08-16 we went from $10 trillion to $16 trillion. two years later, i get to the u.s. senate and we have now structuralist trillion dollar deficits annually. therefore, $18 trillion in debt. in a little over four years, we have gone from 18 trillion in debt to 31 trillion in debt. a blueprint for success in this country puts $51 trillion in debt by 2033. i don't know how that can be sold to the american public as a sustainable, healthy business plan. we had a conversation yesterday evening. you are assuming that we can raise 19-20% in revenues when historically, over 50 years, it's been 17.5%. yes, you cited for a few years back in t

shell out $5 million because of the dumb contest he ranked where he proved -- announced prove mike braunf anybody could prove the election data he gathered from the 2020 election was false he would pay that person $5 million in a guy who happens to be a trump supporter did exactly that. in a 15 page report he proved it was nonsense unknown arbitrator as ordered him to pay up, which of course he doesn't want to do so instead he's lashing out at the guy who proved him wrong in this, as you will see, is a man who knows his cyber technology. >> he's in the cyber room on the first day and he had to ask other cyber guys how to use wireshark, which is -- a common thing that cyber guys used to open up any files of data in the cyber world. so he didn't even know how to do that. [laughter and applause] >> jimmy: we just lost my, so we're going to get reconnected with mike lindell. speeone's demand doesn't even know how to work as wi-fi and he is telling us he somehow cracked the election fraud code. >> if you take that and take the machines out of our country, do you know what's left? a trusted el

this week shows with ben affleck, viola davis and julius tennon from succession, nicholas braun fromt kids and daniel caesar please join us. no actor in hollywood can match charisma talent and mountain fresh scent. starting friday his 20 sided dice on the new adventure dungeons and dragons honor among thieves. please welcome chris pine. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] . >> chris: thank you very much. look at that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> chris: let's keep that music going. get the party -- >> jimmy: is this moonshine what's going on. >> chris: after all that drinking guillermo's doing. >> jimmy: what is this? >> chris: okay. so the flower is a gift that i stole from back stage. >> jimmy: okay. >> chris: but it is fresh and beautiful because that's what you are. >> jimmy: oh, thank you. oh, how sweet. >> chris: and i want to apologize for getting covid last time and missing my appointment. >> jimmy: certainly not your fault. you should apologize if you come with covid that would have been the real crime. >> chris: yeah. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> chris: gift number two is a wine. it's c

americans think the president is over than the and on dark migrants -- and rtag mat returns -- anne braunountains. we're going to meet four hours tomorrow. until we hammer out an agreement that raises the debt ceiling and reduces the rate of growth of spending and debt calculation to get inflation under control. and demonstrate leadership. >> sean: do you believe that mitch mcconnell will stand strong with the 43 other republican senators and i think joe manchin is on board with this as well. will he stay firm in insisting on the type of physical restraints that the house bill put in place? >> you will have to ask mitch that question, sean. i just know that we are trading in our future for today. with all of this spending. this spending and debt calculation is the underlying reason we have inflation. and know what, i don't want to default on america's debt. but this is an extraordinary opportunity for us to solve two problems at once and i just don't understand why president biden will not see it like that because if -- right now, mccarthy's plan is the only plan on the table and if the p

including ben affleck, chris pine, viola davis and her husband julius tennon, from "succession" nicolas braun" dave burd, comedian ali wong, and teen heartthrob jason bateman, with music from the war and treaty, chloe, stray kids and daniel caesar. please join us for that. our first guest is a remarkable and unmistakable man. he is a terrific actor and musician too. his newest e.p. with the mildred snitzer orchestra is called "plays well with others." say hello to jazzy jeff goldblum. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very good, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. thank you for taking our staff members' children to the dinosaur museum, you give them a day of rest. it's nice. >> yeah, i ran into one of the moms backstage. it was memorable. i love those kids. >> jimmy: what did you, just take your ring off? >> you are like a sherlock holmes. you are so observant, you could do police work, couldn't you of some kind. yes, i just slipped that off. >> jimmy: if i was a psychiatrist i would say that to me mean you want to marry me. you suddenly removed your wedding ring in my

nicholas braun also known as cousin greg from hbo's succession, picked up a sign and took part in the he was making great points about the fact that he would have nothing to say on that show, he would have none of his. >> larry, u.s. and with lines were not for the writers as writers ask for better residual pay from streaming services and better. overall compensation writer charley casserly believes actors understand how important it is for riders to be back in the writing room. >> musicians, actors, everyone in the creative community who have dedicated their lives to to making understand that it's not. >> something that that. comes out of thin air wednesday morning. sibling actors jim allen from netflix's mix, tape and writer alan for apple tv's palmer. >> had a message for the studios anymore. good scripts. >> has it that the writers working then we don't have jobs either. it's also very important having a fair job. these people, they write amazing messages to send out to the world. they keep people going. you know, these messages they really need to be seen and they need to be. >>

. >> reporter: white house braun announced 140 million in in funding to launch seven ainstitutes.ach other they called it a pr move. daily warnings are racking up about the dangers of a.i. even google's deep mind ceo predicting wee a few years a way from human cognitive level act. one coming to fruition, researchers at use tin reading your mind, translates brain waves into tech. that has potentials for those who can't speak but obvious dangers as well. that is the backdrop for the ming. we hear everyone is on the same page what needs to happen for a.i. going forward, but does washington even have the experience to regulate this type of tech? liz. liz: kelly o'grady. great reporting. we have congressman bill huizenga from house opinions al services -- financial services. we were talking at the break. they're tryinggood-faith effort they're getting out of the batters box when a.i. is rounding third base. who in the government can regulate this. >> that is ultimately the question. would think we have that answer. the problem with government it tends to be reactive. we only react when

joan, the brains and elisabeth braun?hter, who would imagine they could agree on anything, let alone murder? but, said vera, that is the story that elizabeth told her. it implicated both her best friend and in june shannon in a homicide. >> the arrest warrants went out for both of them simultaneously. jonah shannon was arrested, actually before elisabeth was arrested and before she gave any statement in the case. >> david shannon's family was in fayetteville for the funeral. right there with john when the cops, game saw what they did. joan had been practically paralyzed with grief, they said. then, arrested? >> they put cuffs on her. i imagine that they read her rights right to that, but i do not know. it was another shock. >> joan,, herself was unshakable in her insistence that she did not do it. she had no part. she swore in any of it. >> i might not be clear on that night >> there is a lot i cannot be clear on, but i know, i did not kill him. i know i did not give elizabeth the gun. i know i did not try to poison, him

commission vice president more commissioner braun here. commissioner diamond here, commissioner imperial koppel here. and we do expect commissioner ruiz to be absent today. oh, i'll do the roll call by the building inspection commission. president veto here, vice president tam here commissioner alexander toot here. commissioner newman here, commissioner shattuck's commissioner summer here. thank you. commissioners you have one item on your special calendar. today case number 2022-10. zero community oh, th for the site permit reform project. this is an informational presentation. before the staff presentation, which i know mr christiansen. you've been getting ready for quite a while. so we thank you just a little patients here and welcome the members of the building inspection commission here. we're very excited to have you here. um and very excited to see such a full house. for what i think is a very exciting topic, which is, you know, permit. streamlining what could be more fun than looking at flow charts and thinking about how to move th

first on this battle a lot of people said this weighed in deciding whether or not to succeed senator braun were many trump acolytes who didn't want you to run because they claimed you were a rino, republican in name only. explained that had nothing to do with it. maybe this was not for but what do you think of this battle between trump loyalists and pretty much everyone else? >> i think that competition a good thing, whether in the economy or in our, our political system and so, i think that we should all hope for a lot of entrants and a lot of competing views that people can choose between but other than that i will let the combatants have it out. as to the senate, i meant what i said, neil. it is just not the job for me. people i admired asked me have a hard look at it, i did for a very short time. i've always been lucky enough, i think of as action jobs, executive positions in business, in elected office and at the university and that is sort of work i enjoy, i think i'm best at. neil: you were criticized by these groups that didn't want you to run, who claimed you were a rino. yet the

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