my name is brie larson. it is 2023. it is not whatever. to get confused because it's so immersive in that way, where everybody is dressed so differently. there is nothing about it. so you feel really transported in a good way. but when you're in a soundstage all day, it can get a little confusing. >> jimmy: well, it's very good to see you. >> you too. >> jimmy: think about my eggs method. >> i will. not in the ways you want me to, but i will. >> jimmy: i'm not going to tell you how to make your eggs. but i would like you to do is just think it through. >> okay, for sure. next time i leave my eggs sitting for 20 minutes, i'll think of you. >> jimmy: that's right. brie larson, everybody. "lessons in chemistry." we'll be back with beanie feldstein. stick around. ♪ if you're living with hiv, imagine being good to go without daily hiv pills. good to go binge-watch. good to go out even later. with cabenuva, there's no pausing for daily hiv pills. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can ge

larson, for five minutes. mr. larson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i come to the floor today to talk about america's number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program for children. that program is social security. our nation's number one insurance plan. and currently it's under siege. both senator wyden and president biden have, i think, rightly said that what this amounts to is a buzz word for cuts to social security, a fiscal commission that's designed to have backroom meetings without hearings, unamendable, and yet bring to both floors of the house and senate an up or down vote. put together by 16 people, four of whom have no vote and six from the senate, six from the house, only seven votes required to pass a bill that goes directly to the floor for a vote. that is an abomination and dereliction of duty on behalf of the house and the senate. and i strongly oppose it. it's been 53 years since congress has enhanced social security. these are your brothers and sisters, your family members, your neighbor

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adding 8 new pickle ball courts at larson. we also added three indoor courts at the palace of fine arts. this is all part of a larger effort which i'm going to comment more later but to date, we have 87 total places to play pickle ball in the city. just five short years ago, there were 18. and those 18 evolved rather quickly. we also completed and began several renovation projects at our park throughout the year, including hertz playground, esprit park and more. rec and park had 18 projects in construction in 2023 alone with projects budgets totaling over $100 million. lastly, during the 2023 fiscal year, our parks average 91% maintenance score, maining our parks remain pristine accessible and joyous for all. it was a good year. to view the entire community report, please visit our website at sf rec park.org. i am sure the president is going to comment upon this at the end, so we're getting used to the dance of not stepping on each other's reports but i wanted to acknowledge our two newist commissioners, who were celebrated du

larson and i noted there was no money directed in the fiscal year spend plan for replacement. we asked for a timeline and budget detailings specific allocation, equipment for fiscal years 26 which you can see here. the response we received which is up now contains none of the information that we asked for. in follow-up conversations with faa we have yet to receive satisfactory response as to why acquisition has lagged. 14 of them are sitting in missouri simply waiting to be the installed. at the faa's current pace of modernization which is 4 to 5 systems per year it would take more than a hundred years to replace the systems. this means that faa expects the safety critical systems to be in operation despite being over a hundred year's old. i can't imagine that's actually the expectation. and just so we are clear, what system failure looks like, the most likely impact on these airports is on capacity, delays. when an ils is out, runways can't be use for weather operations but inherent safety risk should a system fail in the middle of landing operations. so mr. whitaker, what's

israel and ukraine with tennessee republican congressman in connecticut democratic congressman john larson. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org. >> remarks now from president biden on what his administration is doing to fight crime and protect public safety. >> how are you you? >> how are you? good to see you. >> good afternoon everyone. i want to thank president biden for the tremendous honor of being here today and inviting me once again to the white house. it's my pleasure to talk about crime reductions in detroit and look forward to hearing from my colleagues. in detroit collaboration is our strength and biggest reasons for our crime reduction in support of our mayor, with his leadership on negotiations that i gave our officers a $10,000, to the strategies that he deployed post pandemic to reopen our courts. many of us saw our courts slow down as cases were backlogged and through his leadership and our partnership that we were able to get our courts get back open a

larson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of this bill, i especially want to commend my colleague, ron estes, for working directly on the r&d tax credit. what you're hearing today on this floor is what happens when we work and pull together. we're in a race with china and we better be well aware of what we have to do with r&d because that's the critical to it. i also want to commend rosa delauro who you'll hear from as well. and i want to thank dr. ferguson for what you have to say just about the child tax credit and how important that is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. mr. larson: children need to be protected. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserve? the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: i yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gaetz: if my characterization of the child tax credit is intellectually dishonest i'd love to hear the warrant mine th

please give a warm afg welcome to our friend, representative john larson. >> thank you, sir.sident. are you pumped up? we gotta fight on our hands. they are trying to go behind closed doors without hearing the 535 members of both houses. seven people will determine the fate of social security and medicare and federal employee pay. seven people. and guess what? they don't have to have a public hearing. they go behind closed doors. they've got four people that are unelected, so-called experts. and then six from the senate and six from the house. three republicans and three democrats, from each body. but only seven required to pass legislation that in the case of social security impacts 70 million americans. >> [crowd booing] >> we don't need a commission to study social security. what we need is a vote in congress on social security 2100 and not only extends solvency but enhances benefits for the more than 70 million people, americans in the wealthiest nation in the world. 5 million of our fellow americans get below poverty level checks after having paid in all of their lives t

now i would like to introduce representative john larson of connecticut.eans social security subcommittee and champion of the social security 2100 act. this bill would ensure socials could well into the future for us and the next generation. and without undue cuts to federal pay and benefits. he's championde -- over half of the democrats in the house opposing a fiscal commission which would dash it so security, medicare in federal pay and benefits. please give a warm afge welcome to our friend representative john larson. [cheers and applause] thank you, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, mr. president. are you pumped up? we got a fight on our hands. they are trying to go behind closed doors without hearings and a side of the 535 members of both houses, seven people will determine the fate of social security and medicare and federal employee pay. seven people. and guess what? they don't have to have a public hearing. they go behind closed doors. they got four people that are unelected, so-called expert. and then six from the senate, an

alex larson has on the business and they were given 30 day notice that the government was you saying eminent domain to close him down for a highway interchange. they knew it was a possibility but previous expansion projects have never -- they say they will not be able to find similar location. >> us, as well, we are not getting a dime. not one sent for the loss of business. >> i have been there. the landowners are the ones that will get, a spokesperson disputes the claim that the shop was given notice and they say they have been in contact with the company for years. they say they expansion is much needed. >>> spring is coming earlier and -- will be in bloom with 80,000 tulips. organizers say the two lips celebrate the moment -- the strength of women. if you go, you could take home up to eight free tours. >>> there is a unique opportunity to all items once owned by the rocket man himself, elton john. he is parting ways with over 900 items. in the collection includes costumes from his concerts, artwork, even his conservatory piano. the auctions will start on the first and the auction

larson. >> thank you, mr. chair. and i want to thank the chair into the ranking member for having the hearing today and i want to welcome all of the witnesses. thanks for participating in the hearing today about your work to implement. the bipartisan infrastructure law in this hearing today is an opportunity to highlight how these federal infrastructure dollars are benefiting communities and helping us to build a cleaner and more accessible transportation system the investment level and number of new initiatives with previous transportation bills and congress handed them to a tall order to implement the legislation. the first two fiscal years the department distributed over $180 billion in highway funds and 40 billion in transit funds in states and localities. it's gone out under more than three dozen competitive grant programs and more is on the way. just this morning the department announced the words for the sake of the streets from the program totaling $810 million for 385 projects nationwide including, and you w

and so it's what i'm aiming at is that narrative nonfiction kind of book where larson and grant are sort of currently the kings. but barbara tuchman, the the beginning of it, i mean, maybe some before her, but she's the one i think of when i think of who who did it first, the best, and who did much of her research in the new york public library, where we met doing research. i didn't know that. and that's great. the wertheim room, joe and i have this secret room back there. it's a keycard pass only. and it's not just he and i in there. there's lots of people anyway, sort of doing research in there will get access, but it's a really fun place to work. just a wonderful resource. you know, we're lucky in new york to have it. anyone else. gentlemen, thank you so very, very much for the wonderful evening given us. thank you so much. what a pleasure. thank you

host: congressman john larson of connecticut, we begin with this continuing resolution that has come about in the last day. it looks like there will be another continuing resolution this time with reports that the government that need to be funded. how would you vote on that? guest: i would vote that we continue to keep government open. it is a travesty we have been operating on continuing resolutions and omnibus bills when as a congress we should get back to regular order. your viewers and listeners, to understand what we are dealing with, we are focused on the 12 appropriations bills which make up with the budget. though should be taken up in a manner in which there are public forums and debates and votes on the hill. in this current mode of continuing resolution or omnibus bill -- both parties share some blame here. this is what frustrates the american people. what they want is congress to work together to get the job done on their behalf. it stops with -- starts with getting basic things done like the budget that impacts so many people, farmers for example. what is going to have

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israel and ukraine what tennessee republican congressman and connecticut democratic congressman john larsonsee spans "washington journal" joint in the conversation live at seven eastern thursday morning on c-span, see spend our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. massachusetts governor gave her first state of the commonwealth address before a joint session of the legislature in boston she touched on several issues including economic development, reproductive rights, affordable housing and climate change governor haley served eight years as massachusetts attorney general prior to being elected governor in 2022. this is about an hour. [applause]

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ukraine what tennessee republican congressman and connecticut democratic congressman john larson. see spans "washington journal" joint in the conversation live at seven eastern thursday morning on c-span, see spend our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. massachusetts governor gave her first state of the commonwealth address before a joint session of the legislature in boston she touched on several issues including economic development, reproductive rights, affordable housing and climate change governor haley served eight years as massachusetts attorney general prior to being elected governor in 2022. this is about an hour. [applause] [cheering] [applause] [applause] now, something we have all been waiting for. it is my great b honor to introduce her excellency governor of the commonwealth to deliver the state of the commonwealth address. [applause] [applause] good evening massachusetts. [cheering] good evening massachusetts. president, speaker, leader tara, leader jones, members of the senate and the house, secretary galvin, attorney general campbell, treasurer goldberg, chi

larson archipelago.a feat of electoral logistics itself to pull this off, and the government has proven in the past and will prove today that they will pull it off. haslinda: it's about continuity of policy. will we see that regardless of who wins? d'allesandro: i think you will see the jokowi sauce, may be variants of that will come out depending on who makes it in the final run to the president, but broadly, the pillars of the development plan and so on our set. the candidates themselves also participated in government up to a few months ago, most of them. even the most opposition candidate,, anies, himself, was in the government. his track record is not a revolutionary changer of setups, right, so broadly, i would say that the scenario is haslinda: painted. the man favored to win is prabowo subianto, a man with a checkered past that has seen a turnaround. he has said time and time again that he would like indonesia to go back to the 1940 five constitution. what does that mean and, what is the risk of

pete: who do you like, guys like bush and guys like kyle larson. >> these are elite drivers that wonory in the daytona 500 and denny hamlin, i'd make him my favorite if i had to pick one and won it three times and hat trick in daytona and only five of the drivers that have bye been able to win d denny hamlin in elite class when you talk about winning nascar's version of the super bowl and he'll be a real player when we go green tomorrow. pete: he's going for fourth and also won at coliseum and exhibition race that happened a couple weeks ago and always seems to be near the front. what is it about him? >> no doubt on the veteran side of things and talk about drivers in that garage and i ask him during media day the other day, are you as guidances as you've ever been? he didn't hesitate and said three times last year and they didn't make it to the championship race and unfinished business and class of coliseum and tomorrow could be the next piece of work that starts making championship favorites and no doubt sleep on joey logano. adam, thank you for that. we know you'll be there. pete:

we have new shows with a number of great guests including dua lipa, brie larson, quinta brunson, ewanara mcgregor will be here, as will beanie feldstein, gina rodriguez, leo woodall and nikolai coster-waldau. with music from drew holcombe and the neighbors, ziggy marley, sum 41 and michael bublÉ with jason derulo. join us for all of that. our guests tonight are desert-dwelling, fremen-fighting, sandworm-surfing superstars whom you can see in the long-awaited "dune: part two." >> may thy knife chip and shatter. >> may thy knife chip and shatter. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "dune: part two" opens in theaters march 1st. please welcome timothee chal chalamet, zendaya, austin butler and florence pugh. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? how are you? welcome. hey, have you seen each other for a while? is this the first time you've been back together since shooting the movie? >> we live together. >> jimmy: that's nice. how many bedrooms are we talking about here? two bedrooms. how do you split it up? >> the second for a kitchen and a toilet and we

the two sonoma county sheriff's deputies, sergeant gary larson and deputy cody mccready, were trying to rescue from the super cold river. >> two deputies and the victim were basically clinging on to a bush in the middle of very fast moving water. captain spiegel says it's not clear how the woman got into the river. >> the district swift water rescue team launched their boats , but minutes later they knew this rescue wouldn't be easy. one thing first responders did not expect when they got here is to have the victim fight them off. the sheriff's department says the victim was trying to push the deputies underwater when the rescue team arrived. >> at one point when the lady was fighting the deputies and then she started fighting me. i had to reach down and i was able to get a good grip on her arm and i was able to pull her into the boat. >> but when you add somebody who's combative at the same time, um, it adds a whole new level of complexity. my understanding at this point is that she may have been intoxicated. >> both deputies were in the water for about 25 minutes before being pulle

brie larson, this was unbelievable, wearing a two piece versace dress. brought a new twist to her barbie pink in a black and white gown. our favorite design of the night came from a 9-year-old designing phenom ted lasso's, hannah wattingham's daughter. hannah is walking the silver carpet wearing this red coture gown. there's her hand bag courtesy of her 9-year-old daughter kitty. she wanted to help mom complete her look. glamour magazine posted the sweet interview of wattingham talking about her one of a kind accessory. check this out. >> she said mummy, it goes with everything and nothing bag. unstable like its mother. yeah, yeah. look, it holds more than your average bag. isn't it gorgeous? >> it is fabulous, hannah. so great. so sweet. hannah, her daughter is just like mom. she wrote the word epic inside the bag because she wanted mom's night to be just that. looks like it was. look at this. after the ceremony the entire cast of ted lasso wearing matching track suits dancing the night away at the oscar party. that was the place to be. >> do you have y

[upbeat music] zuri: [laughs] last year, pete davidson hilariously teamed up with brie larson and jon hamm for a super bowl hellmann's commercial. after all, mayo goes great with ham and brie. get it? i'm sorry. i won't do that again. well, this year, he's at it again, this time with his former snl co-star, kate mckinnon. and you do not have to wait till super bowl sunday to see it. we've got your first taste now. [upbeat music] aw, i miss kate. kate's the best. i mean, come on. [laughs] mario: the bond between the former snl co-stars lives on. but it turns out, kate's first impression of pete was before he joined the cast. i went to an open mic once, and i saw pete when he was 18 or 19. and i was like, whoa, this guy. and then he showed up on the show. and i was like, ah, i get it. i called it. pete: i remember just being starstruck the whole time, but kate was really, really, really nice to me. not everybody was. but kate, from day one, was always very, very nice to me. mario: well, pete's in a super bowl ad that kate is thrilled to join the fun with her friend. it's just so excitin

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