my nan was a proper london girl, she loved her city. so keeping my nan here, she'd love it.as treated for a severe bout of covid last year. but organisers insist it's not a political statement, but a memorial — a striking representation of lives lost. i lost my mother — my dear, sweet mother — just before new year's eve. very sweet, sweet woman. had a lot of life in her yet. she was an nhs nurse most of her life, and then moved to marie curie and worked there. she was also a samaritan. just the sweetest woman, always gave more than she took. it's a memorial, it's full of love, it's full of the people that are going to be forgotten. so, neil, you've already done a personalised heart, but you're doing others, as well. yeah. why is that? um, well, i think not everybody can make it here, can they? people have died all over the uk and not everybody can get down. i'm lucky i only live, you know, about an hour away so i come down and do as many as i can. and just doing it's been wonderful. just — it's been horrible, painful. had a few tears. but, um... it helps. hand—drawn with lov

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its safety quality and effectiveness it's to some of the stories making headlines around the world nan was a military gentle says' it would quote positively consider suggestions from the association of south east asian nations of how to end the country's crisis the proposals emerge from a weekend summit with south east asian leaders but acts of his say these summits mediation if it's help is just my eyes the gentle noise for the family off a black man killed by police in the united states in the u.s. state of north carolina have seen a video clip off his state they say it shows andrew brown had his hands on his cause steering wheel when he was shot in the back off the head protesters are demanding that the body camera footage be made public and the us vice president come to harris has announced a $310000000.00 aid package to central america off to a virtual meeting with the president of guatemala the country's foreign minister petro broner said the 2 nations would create a joint toss force to control migration and help unite and accompany children with their parents. now to germany way

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i know that they're interested in a japanese company that makes nan, makes flash, the first time we heard that flash could be in short supply we know d-ram is in short supply hence one of the reasons micron's up. and it comes back to lam research and kla tencor and applied materials. we don't have enough companies those are all american companies. we own the i.p the secretary does not want the i.p. to go to china. but i would point out that the president starts out with the interstate highway, and president eisenhower got the interstate highway moving because we needed missiles to go from one place to another because of the russians. and i find it's almost like you can substitute what president eisenhower said and put, about russia, and put in china, i mean this is, there are a lot of people who felt that president trump and peter navarro were tough on china this is much tougher this is basically saying look, we got to be better than china and that's what we're going to be president trump wanted to have more spending here that's not what they're talking about. this is cold war chatter i w

tell us about about this that this special session but that has been going on and also about what the nan ma bassett of the u.n. had to say a few minutes ago. well the myanmar ambassador to the u.n. remember he was the ambassador before this started before the coup he was the one who gave the impassioned speech in the general assembly shortly after the coup and today in this special session jorma tone said that he wanted a no fly zone he wanted alarms in bargo he wanted targeted sanctions in place and he said it was the responsibility of the u.n. security council and he ended his speech with the words please please please take action the problem is i don't see any action on the horizon the security council's issued statements 3 different statements which have condemned the violence and of called for the democratically elected politicians to be released but they won't go any further than that because they need agreement among all the security council members they need to if they were to get a resolution to put sanctions to put an arms embargo to put a no fly zone that routes require at lea

in my world than the academy awards was last night but you know and nans work is fantastic but it's very very hard to find 8 objective quantifier of military might so we use dollars this is misleading in some instances because you know you have say sales of thad missile which is purely defensive cost billions of dollars but that is not destabilizing that does not have a negative human rights effect at say $3000000.00 would make a $47.00 sold to an african government you know the government of sudan when it was pursuing the dark for conflict you know that's much smaller it shows up on a bar graph as almost minuscule but it has a much greater human to human rights effect the problem for many countries other than the united states is that the research and development goes into weapons this is very expensive and most countries do not have the buy to capitalize to recapture the research and development costs of weaponry so they're forced to export so countries like france and sweden can't have domestic fighter aircraft if they don't export them the united states is a rare country that can do

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quantity and effectiveness threats to now to some of the stories making headlines around the world nan was military jim to say as it will positive with the positive excuse me considers suggestions from the association of south east asian nations of how to end the country's crisis the proposals emerged from a special weekend meeting with southeast asian leaders but activists say that the summits mediation if it's helped legitimize the judges. and lawyers for the family of a black man killed by police in the u.s. state of north carolina have seen a video clip of his state they say it shows andrew brown had his hands on his costs to reveal when he was shot in the back of the head now protests as of demanding that the body camera footage be made public. u.s. vice president camila harris has announced a $310000000.00 aid package to central america off to a virtual meeting with the president of guatemala the country's foreign minister petrol berlioz safety nations or the 2 nations rather would create a joint tossed force to control my gratian and help unite unaccompanied children with their

my nan was a proper london girl, she loved her city. so keeping my nan here, she'd love it. be visible to mps — it's also outside st thomas' hospital, where borisjohnson was treated for a severe bout of covid last year. but organisers insist it's not a political statement, but a memorial — a striking representation of lives lost. i lost my mother — my dear, sweet mother — just before new year's eve. very sweet, sweet women. had a lot of life in her yet. she was an nhs nurse most of her life, and then moved to marie curie and worked there. she was also a samaritan. just the sweetest woman, always gave more than she took. it's a memorial, it's full of love, it's full of the people that are going to be forgotten. so, neil, you've already done a personalised heart, but you're doing others, as well. yeah. why is that? um, well, i think not everybody can make it here, can they? _ | people have died all over the uk| and not everybody can get down. i i'm lucky i only live, you know, . about an hour away so i come down and do as many as i can. and just doing it's been wonderful. just

paid for very little more than i mean what have you nan. but up when i got on board one of. the knot of the income armature a dollar. well webb. and the alleged yet that a man babbitt amada half of the. year that had been adequately. so kind and i want to. went ahead with it if you look at it there yet was a failure in both well but i learned a lesson that little more of. what i was led to. go bold but john. new lows and when. someone. is high yeah. web. developer but then nobody even. has a lot of money. but that i'm on my own and if the local bush was elected democratic on a war. enough said what in the muck them on nobody can though i laugh and i look at look to my minimal come on mostly on me when i. was. very little but even if it had been the last one that i will go to sudan but i love it here you. feel better about it you little feel. that it would. have been home with. me in the will but if i. didn't get out. mally i.v. could a whole issue of an uncertain way of showing brad at them and i sure. it is a mechanic at that dilemma i mean when i had acted. i'm a 2nd half

housing starts up 19%, an economy is surging nan manufacturing ism hit a record then you have the federal reserve putting more liquidity into the system. so what happened rates dropped, equities rallied. commodities rallied, then the bank numbers suggested much bigger balance sheets, because they're taking in so many deposits it started to feel a big overdone quite frankly when you see the environment we're in, and as you describe, the economy is growing like it is, i'd like to see rates move higher, because that's a sign of a healthy economy. when it doesn't happen because we are putting so much liquidity into the system? it feels a bit overdone. >> isn't this why they invented the word goldilocks in this environment? >> yeah, except for i don't know what the next iteration beyond goldilocks is. when you have rates that are moderate, we've been in that environment for i don't know how many months. i think stocks are better than anything else, but you want to see some normalcy to the markets. you want to quite frankly -- i'll feel more comfortable when the fed starts to move, and actually

if you disagree, your no better nan a pedophile.ording to the oregon teacher. >> so if you're being resisted, i understand that. you have to eventually come to the light. if you're going to keep old views of colonialism, it's going to lead to being fire. you're going to be damage to our children, trauma. so as we fire the teachers that sexually abuse our children, we'll be firing the teachers that do racist things to our children and traumatize them. >> greg: holy [bleep]. talk about child abuse. that is from a teacher. how does she have a job? if this isn't a cult, i'm charles manson. it is a cult. one that guarantees your kids turning on each other and then you, we used to let puberty do that. it's the revelation from within. it's a war on achievement. the anti-american language he they use sounds like chinese prop again that. not just because both are coming from lebron james. the curriculum is what our enemies would air drop. so don't be surprised if your kid is fluent in mandarin by the fourth grade. seriously, imagine if our p

. >> lieutenant governor cruz nan bustamante became the first prominent democrat to throw his hat intothe ring. >> this recall is a reality. i think it is important that we have a serious democrat on the ballot. >> my name is cruz bustamante. >> in 2003 in 2003 in 2003 governor for the state of california. first latino elected stelected and over 100 years. here we have arnold jumping into the race. i don't know at integrated this could survive the election. >> he has a frosty relationship with governor davis says he is still against the idea of the recall but was alarmed by calls which show davis was going down. >> if the recall happened so there is no democrat or at least no mainstream democramainm >> it was a very odd message. he is basically sayisayisayisayi vote for me. >> without it was a mistake. was said it was a mistake from the offset. with said there was no way on earth the public is going to elect a democrat if they are not happy. >> it seems like the davis people feel like yoyo the race for governor. >> that is what they say. >> you don't agree? >> know. i don't agree at al

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if you disagree, your no better nan a pedophile.ng to the oregon teacher. >> so if you're being resisted, i understand that. you have to eventually come to the light. if you're going to keep old views of colonialism, it's going to lead to being fire. you're going to be damage to our children, trauma. so as we fire the teachers that sexually abuse our children, we'll be firing the teachers that do racist things to our children and traumatize them. >> greg: holy [bleep]. talk about child abuse. that is from a teacher. how does she have a job? if this isn't a cult, i'm charles manson. it is a cult. one that guarantees your kids turning on each other and then you, we used to let puberty do that. it's the revelation from within. it's a war on achievement. the anti-american language he they use sounds like chinese prop again that. not just because both are coming from lebron james. the curriculum is what our enemies would air drop. so don't be surprised if your kid is fluent in mandarin by the fourth grade. seriously, imagine if our presi

nft prices falling by more nan 70% from the recent highs and a big drop in the number of people who are selling average nft prices down from 3,900 to about 1,400 between february and the end of march. that's according to non-fundable dotcom and nfts falling by almost half from an average of 80,000 a week to just over 40,000. artist mike winkleman known at beeple and well known in this show sold that $69 million nft as christie's earlier this month says the nfts are probably a bubble, and that some could "go to zero" before they ultimately do become an enduring asset class. there are two big drivers of this most recent decline first is crypto punks and second is top shop. crypto punks, computer generated characters that help launch the whole nft craze. they were actually selling for up to $7 million back in february they have since totally crashed. weekly sales of top shops, nba highlights videos reached a high february 21st, then fell by almost 90% to just $50 million by end of march. total sales of top shots have topped out nearly at around $500 million, but weekly users have fallen by

>> so the most notable findings in the hospital blood was the presence of fentanyl and 11 nan o grams nor fentanyl had 5.6 nanograms per milliliter. >> i'm going to talk about each of those substances one by one. you indicated these were the results from the hospital blood in this case is that right? >> that's correct. >> what is methamphetamine? >> methamphetamine is a central nervous system stimulant. it can actually be prescribed, it rarely is but it can be prescribed under the brand any dijoxin, used for hyper activity, for obesity. >> can it be a street level recreational drug and prescription drug? >> it can. >> with the results of methamphetamine, what significance is there to that amount? >> that is the approximating amount you would find in the blood of somebody that was given a single dose of methamphetamine as a prescribed drug. >> so when you say you described the prescription drug form in width methamphetamine can be available, the results would be a prescription dose? >> yes. >> would that be a low level? >> yes, a low level. >> what is fentanyl? >> fentanyl is an opioid

you hear a "daily beast" reporter telling chris they got venmo payments from the congress nan to a local official and hours later payments that add up to the same amount to three young women. again, we will have to see if this all plays out, how it plays out. he didn't speak with any women who received the payments, the reporter. and i should point out there is no conclusive evidence that this was for sex. none of the three women in "the daily beast" mentions were underage. while joel greenberg has been indicted on federal charges, including for trafficking, his connections to gaetz on these matters are still to be established. gaetz is denying all of it. greenberg, a friend of gaetz, who could face decades in prison on 33 federal counts, including identity theft and sex trafficking of a maynor, said to likely strike a plea deal, which could mean a whole lot of pressure on matt gaetz. or in the words of greenberg's attorney, this. >> i am sure matt gaetz not feeling very comfortable today. >> probably not. and that's not all. the feds are looking the a trip gaetz took to the bahamas whic

mayor nan whaley of dayton, ohio said this is the scoring i'm using for thinking about the american rescue plan money, how it is going out. the world can see what the scoring mechanism is. you can agree or disagree, but at least it is clear what is going on. that is the blue example. the red example, governor dewine in ohio says we have this windfall. he has empowered his economic development team to get out around the state, to get input from people working in economic development, and individual communities, to weigh in on the priorities and what will likely have the biggest impact, and the longest term impact, as well. through good light of day, clear rules, community input, and then either formal or informal audit mechanism to see how the money went will get us a long way to where we need to be. host: a comment from our viewers. at what point does our national debt become a drag on the economy? barbara is joining us in oregon. good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, gordon said the american rescue plan could is borrowed money. who is supplying that borrowed money? host: tha

nan unanimity all 12 people have to agree so i just one person says i vote not guilty, then that is a hung jury and there would this trial. but the court is going to encourage these jurors to try and reach a verdict. and that's not lost on them too. >> that people want some closures some conclusion but you're absolutely right. and that's now the defense did their argument. they weren't trying to convince 12 they were trying to one or 2 that it was their job to find derek chauvin not guilty. and if he can dance is one that he's won the trial. but showbiz not convicted. >> yeah. a lot of folks as we said, america on edge tonight, waiting and watching to see what comes out of minneapolis. paul, as always, we appreciate the time and the thank you so much. thank you, knows her way around a courtroom. be checking back with you. we are following the latest developments on the derek chauvin trial on air and on the kron on app with the app. you'll get up to the minute live and local update 7 days a week. plus all of kron four's newscast. streaming live. take a look at this wild scene home surv

. >> nans can also get a rapid antigen. the covid test on the day of the game. they can do that without an appointment. it will be $50. meantime, anybody over 2 years old. they've got to be wearing a mask and there except when actively eating or drinking. >> what the official start time for the weekend is but for now, most of us, it's here. that pretty much is. and that's a live look at the golden gate bridge where people are out and about and lawrence county. it's apparently going to be beautiful. it's going to be warm, right. yeah. we're going really start to heat things up around the bay area. so let's get this weekend going. should be a nice one, too. >> as high pressure takes over. we are seeing some patchy fog out there and that's something we'll see tomorrow morning. we have some patchy fog along the coast. some of these patches inside the bay. you see right there over the bay right now over the berkeley hills as well. so certainly going to be in place early on tomorrow morning. but i think we clear things out across much of the bay area except right alon

now, from san francisco is associate executive director for the permanente medical group kaiser perm nanay. doctor, thank you for joining us. i want to talk about the significant of lifting the pause of the johnson & johnson vaccine and releasing those 9 million doses that the u.s. has on hand. you helped oversee some 20 plus hospitals, 4.5 million patients. what effect will it have on your staff's ability on the ground there to vaccinate californians? >> this is a really big deal. it gives us the opportunity to have an expanded access to vaccine that we have had on pause the last two weeks. it's going to be really important in this effort to get to herd immunity. we are in a race against these variants. the more tools in our tool box, the better. >> now some cdc advisers say they are not happy because even though the vaccine label will note the risk, the rare risk of blood clots, we should say, there is still not enough guidance they say from the cdc will the risks. the cdc says they will have to do extraordinary outreach to doctors and patients on the issue, but is it enough? how will

i get you are saying it's a boogie nan spear forrial man thing, but how do you convince all pennsylvanians the next time they vote it's going to count? >> because it did count. let's be honest. 2020, we had the smoothest election in recent memory despite enormal ittous challenges, including implementation of vote by mail. we will convincingly point out there were four cases of dead relatives voting for the president out of 7 million ballots cast, that's pretty good odds, better than the lottery's odds, quite frankly. if i can't convince you you don't want to wear a facemask, i can't convince you vaccines work. there is always going to be that outlying -- the fact that if you accept truth, refuse to embrace science, there is a place for you in today's g.o.p. >> all right. lieutenant governor, we will have to leave it there. thanks for being with us this morning. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> more protests are expected today in ohio and north carolina following back-to-back police shootings this week. in elizabeth city, north carolina, seven deputies are on leave and calls are growing f

what part of our computer is nan, cpu, gpu, rf, you name it how much cell phone exposure is too muchnt on apple? something that can be tough to figure out you don't talk about being an apple supplier they don't like it then there's a hardest of all, i mean, i'm talking about the hardest of the hard when i analyze stocks and you do, too i'm talking about the semi-conductor capital equipment companies. the companies that make the machines you need to make semi-conductors. like come on, we all know they want smaller, faster, better devices which require smaller, faster, better chips we need them for cars, wearables, cell phones we keep hearing there's. no manufacturing capacity. that's a shortage of factories to make the chips. we know we need lam research unfortunately, it's tough to get your head around last night, lam research reported and the response was incredibly confused. stock volted 30 points only to give it back this morning and then some, plunging to finish the day down $26.71. a pull back in tech, also because people didn't understand huge and ugly swing. i have been a fan

. >> prime minister nan yahoo has visited the site and has confirmed tragically, there are children amongunday has been declared a national day of mourning, kumasi. >> thank you, jobina. >> reporter: developing news in oakland this morning, police say they have made an arrest after the head of the chinatown chamber of commerce was attacked. you've likely seen carl chan on abc 7 news before, because he's been speaking out often on crimes in chinatown and against asian americans. he said he was walking near broadway and eighth street in downtown oakland yesterday, when a man yelled a slur and then pushed him on the ground. he was only scraped up, but he said it could've been much worse. >> and one away i say i got lucky, but i just don't want to see this happening over and over again, not only with me, i don't want it to happen, it against any seniors. >> he said he snapped a couple of photos of his attacker, while he was getting away and was able to give police a description. >>> santa rosa city council is looking to report that police use excessive force against black lives matter protest

just like, you know, it is up to jeff bezos, even though he's behind the scenes now at amazon more nan the guy that makes that decision, but i think it would be good for shareholders i'm not saying it changes anything about the company we all know that the same market cap. but to make the entry and exit in that stock easier i think would be something that they would be applauded for doing and rewarded for doing if i could just for a second, scott. >> yeah. >> as far as your facebook versus apple and why is that one up 5.5% and apple is down half a percent or whatever it is, i think it is, number one, they cut cap ex by $2 billion which is a really big reduction. number two, one of the unknowns going into earnings is how bad is the chip shortage going to affect you, and they said, it is going to affect us going forward. now, in facebook's case, how bad is apple tightening up security and making it more transparent for an individual like you or me to cut out some of the tracking and some of the security issues that facebook has been able to exploit through apple, and facebook came out an

found a line out for the european champions league is also sat around madrid will take on chelsea while nan city face last season's runners sat p.s. jane said they have never won europe's top competition before football writer chris williams says success in this tournament is how poorly all this time there will be charged. spoke going as the start of this season may have been a back end to last season but if he doesn't win the champions league as much as the city he may be regarded a failure now i think that was a bit tongue in cheek from all of but there is a little bit of truth to it because they've steamrollered the premier league this season i think they were off form last season which is why liverpool were able to run away with it because they were in tremendous form those 2 teams have been better than the out but manchester city of one pretty much everything they can in the game when the domestic english trouble the only thing that saluted them is the champions league trophy i think until they win it they'll be regarded as just another side in europe or be a very good one to take that

the verdict must be nan mouse. you should discuss this case with one another and deliberate with a view towards reaching agreement. if you can do so without violating your individual judgment. you should desued the case for yourself but only after you have discussed the case with your fellow jurors and have carefully considered their views. you should not hesitate to re-examine your views and change your opinion if you become convinced they are erroneous, but you should not surrender your honest opinion simply because other jurors disagree or merely to reach a verdict. a single verdict form for each count has been prepared for your use, and when you have finished your deliberations and have reached a verdict as to a count the foreperson should mark the form with an "x" and date and sign the verdict for them filling in the foreperson's juror number on the indicated line and then signing the foreperson's name on the second line. just so know the forms look like this. the there's very little to add, just an "x," juror

he will be seeking in hi nan where the countries business and political leaders are gathering.ll about electric vehicles at the shanghai auto show. automakers around the world lining up to show their next generation cars to china. south korea and japan coming online right now. let's turn to sophie with a check on the market. >> we are seeing the nikkei losing more than 1% there while the yen is trading near a six-week high. the boj governor appeared in parliament today. we're watching for any indication of inflation with the nikkei news reporting they are considering testing -- cutting rates. the open on south korea this morning, a fresh record on monday. the kospi little change, but the downside this morning. more headwinds coming together for the index. goldman says it will lead to a loss of revenue that we've seen in the past. we are paying attention to possible outlooks from emerging markets between ems and dm's. switching out the board now the head of a meeting, falling with the yield curb their. trading around a one month high. little change with the start of the staggere

to remove the name from museum walls -- [yelling] >> reporter: -- was led by celebrated photographer nandin. >> i feel like they live in their mucho, museum, and that's where i would get their ear. >> reporter: she says she was prescribed oxycontin after a wrist injury and became addicted. >> the basis of addiction is that terror of withdrawal. i mean, it is unbearable. it is like your skin is ripped off. >> reporter: now healthy after rehab, goldin wants the art world to stop putting sacklers on pedestals. in fact, several museums have announced they would no longer accept the sackler's donations. only a few institutions have removed the name. why does it matter whether or not the sackler name is on a museum wall? >> they should be place that celebrates art, not celebrates billionaires who made their money on the bodies of other people. >> reporter: but it is important to note that not every sackler, nor every building that bears the name, has a direct tie to the opioid crisis. arthur sackler, the brother who revolutionized the marketing of pharmaceuticals died in 1987. his heirs sold t

we have multiple points of entry through the perm nans that will service to various appointment types permitted by charter, but exempted from the civil service system. at present, d.h.r. conducts audits only in response to allegations or complaints. i would seek to establish an auditing function within dhr which would conduct routine and random audits and coordinate its activity with the whistle blower function, the public integrity unit of the civil service office. i think it's important to get the word out. the d. h.r. is stepping up its oversight and this is supported by the executive and legislative branches of the city. and, as you know, with the support of the mayor, i have launched an independent review of our equal employment opportunities and employment practices. we will work with all interested parties including this board once the report is issued. in addition, d.h.r. is recently initiated a collaborative effort with pacific bridge with u.s. response to evaluate and amended or business work processes. i would like to make sure the departments are at the forefront of addres

so the minutes are approved by nan vote of commissioners present. item 4. chief of department's report. report from the chief of department jeanine nicholson on current issues, activities and events in the department since march 10, 2021 including budget, academies, special events, communications and outreach to other government agencies and the public. report from administration deputy chief jose vilo including update from cheat dewitt on the progress of station 25 and the ambulance training facility and support services and training within the department. >> good evening. chief jeanine nicholson. this is my report for march 24th. good news in the city we are now starting told in the orange tier, which opens up a lot more things in terms of activities and retail and hopefully we can get a jump start to this economy. as you know, we are a general funded department. it is offices, nonessential offices will open up to 25%, some entertainment stuff opened, some recreation, dining, gyms, all sorts of things. that is good, but please keep wearing your masks for

speaker pelosi saying she will not bring that bill to the floor but earlier today nan lawmakers invokedthe fact is that today begins a new era in terms of the supreme court. expanding the court is not about political parties. the court is broken because little leader mitch mcconnell and his senate republican colleagues and donald trump broke it. and now it's up to us that you repair that damage. >> now how can americans look at the supreme court and expected to do equal justice. the rest of the federal government has grown, keeping pace with the growth of nation. our democracy faces it's the greatest jim crow. this will go further than any modern american history to break our democracy in favor of the far right in the special interest that bankrolled him. we must expand of the court and we must abolish the filibuster to do it. >> sandra: picking up on the last point, democrats are also calling to change the rules in the senate in order to pack the court. in addition to giving democrats then the majority when it comes to justices which would open the door for them to ram through an extre

pacific -- or canadian national is a larger company they can compete with whatever is coming from ka yad nan the two. it's funny these days it's the first power graph, preventing thousands of tons of greenhouse gas emissions. this is something that certainly is potentially appealing to a biden administration run department of justice/stb, service transportation board as they review it the idea it's better for the environment. >> yeah. and i think there's no coincidence. i realize this is in many ways transitory or short-term there's no coincidence that we're seeing so much con version within freight more broadly. we talk about the west coast ports and chicago has long been a choke point in terms of rail freight in pacific and what this deal for kansas city southern would do and this is something that canadian pacific talked about a couple weeks ago to be able to bypass chicago speaks to the idea of basically ringing out costs and increasing not only efficiencies but service. >> yeah. and on that note, they are talking about synergies they say will approach a billion annually the vast majorit

togeithhe .teis auntella, nan haepion for spotting and keeping talent. >> good morning, how are you?e what i do d. i work for a great company. so for me, it's a no-brainer. >> reporter: to new hires like executive chef ryan hacker. could you poach eggs in your sleep sleep? >> yes, definitely. >> reporter: though they've stepped up their dinner menu, brennan's continues to be known for sumptuous, boozy, celebratory daytime feasting. just don't call it brunch. >> this is a really opulent spread. and it's just breakfast. >> just breakfast. this is our brioche french toast with a strawberry sauce. over there you have one of our most famous dishes, our number-one selling egg dish. this is pastrami dish. and eggs st. charles, we've updated this year, one of our oldest dishes on a creamed spinach, fried artichoke heart, poached egg, in a sauce charon which has a tomato flavor in it. >> reporter: throughout all the years of this place and all the changes that have happened, you do not call this brunch. >> it's breakfast. exactly. it has been breakfast for over the 75-year period. >> reporter

for 600 south nan vesz, the project sponsor selected on site units a z the method of compliant between section 415. however, as the building was constructed t project sponsor desired to pursue a mixed ten your approach and in the below market rate units while resulting in a single entity owning 85% of the buildings and thus, having full and complete control over the homeowners session and would have extremely limited options for the financing of the units. when the plan was presented to mocd, the marketing plan was rejected and on december 27, 2019, the notice of complaint was issued to the property for failure to provide the required below market rate unit in a compliant fashion. the project sponsor vuz provided as mentals to match the ten your of all the other units on the property or to pay the affordable housing fee instead. the project sponsor elected to pay the fee, necessitating this new large project authorization request that you are reviewing now. the commission nnd review of 42 otis requested additional information on the number of and included in your packet was a table det

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from my perspective this budget is a refreshing change from the dra cone nan budgets the administration has received over the last four years. i'm looking forward to learning more details about how the administration plans to get us on the right track and advance the work of being a good stewart of our resources for future generations. i'm interested in how you'll strengthen collaboration with federal agencies, ngos and stake holders. we recognize the interrelatedness between health and well being of the species and habitats. the impacts of clean air and water, the need to preserve biodiversity and the other important e kwol system services we rely upon to ensure the economic prosperity and the american public's health and well being. the president laid out an ambitious agenda. i hope today's discussion will be an opportunity to discuss the goals and objectives you have established for the department to support that agenda. i would now like to yield to the ranking member, mr. joyce for his opening remarks. >> thank you, madame chair. i had to find that magic arrow to unmute. t a privile