talking about huber and instacart.rspective on the instacart ipo? >> first thing i would say, when i read the s1, i was very positively blown away by the profitability and how quick they got there. keep in mind, we came out of a time in the industry where growth was the model and everyone was told to run and everybody has the gas pedal fully to the floor and making that cultural transition to profitability is very hard. there is another element of the instacart situations that i don't think people are alking about. their stock base, fraction of the other companies in the space and tech companies. they are running a very high and very dilutive to shareholders now love to see more discussion about that. i think it really asks a very important question about how much stock actually needs to be given away to make this company successful? >> what would you advocate for going forward? >> one think i've been told i'm not an expert on how they run their comp committee, the executives have made a decision between cash and stock

for a hero to help restore the shine to the downtown corridor, it may have just found one in angela huber. >> building a startup, silicon valley is always in the back of your mind as a dream. >> reporter: she is moving her generative ai search company called, andy from miami to san francisco. >> and i think the way it is depicted in the media is different from the lived experience when you're actually here. on my trips out, i would think to myself, there is a lot happening. i want to get more involved. >> reporter: she is bringing her team west, and yes, she is aware of how much it cost here. >> the $12 loaf of bread. that was sticker shock for me. >> reporter: but having attended bay area ai meet ups like cerebral valley, she meant the venture capitalists.>> it is the hotspot. >> reporter: who say when it comes to ai comedy bay area is where the money is going. >> there is something really special about silicon valley and that you have an ecosystem which is really unmatched in terms of the engineering mines in the area. >> reporter: and hoover whose companies already pulled in more than

i'm glad to hear you say human being huberous cuts both ways. >> what are you looking for tonight? >> i want to see which candidate is going to draw a hard contrast with trump. i suspect with calling the six-week abortion ban a mistake, which i think he's right on. i'm curious to see if mike pence or ron desantis chooses to make that an issue to try to help elevate themselves. about a general election issue for republicans, but i'm anxious to see if one of them tries to really draw that hard contrast. right now, they're all fighting for second place. which one is going to emerge? they're all stuck in the high single digits. so who's going breakthrough? right now, trump's going to coast as long as we've got seven or eight kcandidates still tryig to take him down. >> i try not to think i have in knowledge of what is going to happen in a debate because you never know what moment is going to pop, but that is a huge opportunity to see if one of them will see on. thank you so much to both of you. appreciate your time. >> thanks for having us on. >> boris? >> new this afternoon, travis ki

also present is jen huber who will give needed legal advice. we will be joined by representatives from the city departments that will present before the board this evening.

. >> jeanine: the problem is we are all afraid to not to because you're going to be called out by huberse people think, i mean they see the world according to the social media and all the good stuff and they are like, i should be able to get more than that and they demand more tips and 25% on $20 is absurd. and you know what, he should lose his job. >> greg: it should be about the distance. if a guy is driving 10 miles to your place and for $20 thing 25% of that is five bucks. it is not can to pay for his gas. you have to do it on the amount of effort that goes into it. if you have $130 meal, you should take the same, which is 10. >> want to be able to pay for the guy's gas. maybe it is 15 bucks. if you are in the suburbs, that is what you should know. >> also for the driver, you don't know who ordered the food. what if it is a cleaner who was working at the house or a babysitter? this is -- >> this is a tough one because if you go out to eat a lot which people who live in cities tend to do, you always leave a 20% tip and you can feel good about that if it is fantastic service, 25%, eve

for example, huber joined the cia, this is the head of the gestap. that is, what is the gestapa - thisligence, that is, it is agents, this is the struggle, there are whites migration and various national structures. and the ukrainian mi-6 collaborators were simply needed by the us foreign intelligence services, as people ideologically charged against the soviet union, with connections, with roots, with an understanding of the mentality. these people who served hitler, who have the necessary competencies, as well as food service workers, saboteurs, secret service workers, and , in general, cold-blooded killers, these people will be useful in the new struggle against the ussr. but by the fiftieth year the british government. could no longer hide that he was keeping his ex ss men, despite the fact that britain actually only recently fought against fascism. when the nazi hunters began to closely hunt down these anti-heroes, then the question arose that they needed to be removed from britain, yes, then they, then laws were hastily passed in canada that did not allow the extradition of these

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the one for huber, lyft, saying it isn't going to apply to them? i will give you a second to think about it. i want to say very clearly here that i pledge and i think my record demonstrates absolute fidelity to the laws as passed by this body is interpreted by the courts and delegated -- >> i appreciate that but do you remember how you voted? >> your time is up. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair and acting secretary su for joining us today. it's clear from your long outstanding record and testimony and answers here today you are committed to our country, our workers and economy and thank you for your love of the country and for your service to this country. my background is in education. i spent two decades working on schools before coming to congress so i believe that effective partnerships between schools both both secondary and higher education, local businesses, workforce development agencies are key to creating successful pathways to good paying jobs. i've seen how important these partnerships can be up close. i wan