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chris dean of treasury prime, and a former cto at silicon valley bank. good morning, chris. you know, he pulled his money out of silicon valley bank the moment he thought those funds were at risk, which is the fiscally responsible thing to do for your company. of course, that's also what causes a bank run, right? >> that's right. i mean, we have funds there too that we pulled out. but i heard rumors on tuesday, we talked about it endlessly on wednesday and even thursday. it sounds odd, the last thing we wanted was to be the last person left. >> it's my understanding that you will be made whole, that the funds for your company that you had there before will be there now. can you get access to them as we speak? >> we can. we moved almost all of our funds out any way out of an abundance of caution. but we've put some back since then, oddly, strangely, silicon valley bank isn't -- is the safest bank in the world right now. >> that's because the government is guarantees 100% of all deposits. so we're talking about a lot of money. you just had the $40 million series and raised $75

aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork. he built the software powering this ai robot to paint his human fingernails always keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent enough along. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually nailed versus can i set down to give the service a spin following the labeled steps? we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine or use a door. >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers.

brian: my boss at that time was nate, one of the other cofounders, the cto. he was very supportive.bviously, they tried to get me to stay a little bit. but you know, generally there is an incredible culture in silicon valley of employees who join these early startups. sometimes they go on to do their own startups. it is very much a positive environment. one of the things i'm most proud of is that a lot of early coinbase employees have gone on to found other companies in crypto. that has been positive and rewarding for us to see as well. david: so you told your parents you were going to start a cryptocurrency exchange. what did they say? brian: i don't think they quite understood what it was at that moment. um, and my mom asked me if i was going to have health insurance, which i learned, even if you're creating a new company, you can pay for your own health insurance, and there were little things like that that made her sleep better at night. but i think ultimately, they trusted me and supported me, even if they did not quite understand what it was. they said if this does not work ou

aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork. he built the software powering this ai robot to paint his human fingernails. worst, always keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent enough along. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually nail versus can i set down to give the service a spin following the labeled steps? we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine to >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers. fortu

this surveillance video released police, shows hale fing through glasside doors, beginning killing cto hl, thenhe hallways, heavily armed. the 9/11 call coming in at 10:13. >> they got a legit active shooter g to the scene. hale moving up to the second floor, firing multiple shots from these windows, striking police cruisers. the tactical team preparing to go in. >> upstairs are a bunch of kids. >> let's go! >> the alarm blaring. students' cubbyholes lining the hallways. >> let's go. >> their artwork hanging on the walls. >> metro police. >> the officers clearing the first classroom and a small bathroom. >> bathroom, bathroom, small bathroom. clear. >> down the hall checking every door rifles drawn. through another entrance an officer running through the school. >> i'm with you. >> racing up to the second floor. officers hearing the gunfire. [gunfire] >> upstairs, sounds like it's upstairs. >> they encounter audrey hale in this common area. they fire. [gunfire] >> it's 10:27 a.m., 14 minutes after the first call. >> there's multiple victims down inside the school. shooter is down now a

we are often asked to record actors voices is that you don't use it as a cto, emer, i predict that over the next few years, these real life voice recordings will become superfluous socially to bump it. it'll kick isn't it? because we'll be able to create a new synthetic weiss's using his scientific principles. would you love it? but this will be possible if i don't know what you're talking about, how do i know that you and frank were planning to disconnect me? and i'm afraid that something i cannot allow to happen, artificial intelligence making independent to see since we're still a pipe dream interact stanley kubrick's day. today we live with it may be that's a good thing because i, i doesn't make emotional decisions or to come to ensuring voices. it's neutral and impartial and everything. when not, bryan you program in a i, if they see that, you know, african american is linked with hostility and crime in media depictions and tv. and those are inputs into the i, the a i is going to pick up on that and act accordingly. you'll be shown a series of if so i is more like off the move, rea

dani: nvidia ceo there -- cto speaking to tom mackenzie.et to the first word news with simone foxman. simone? simone: japan's inflation has slowed for the first time in more than a year as government energy subsidies masked a stronger underlying trend aired consumer prices excluding fresh food rose 3.1% in february, dropping more than a percentage point from the previous month. however a separate index that , strips out volatile prices rose at its fastest pace in over four decades. u.s. prosecutors are to seek the extradition of terraform labs co-founder do kwon after charging him with fraud. the 31-year-old was arrested in montenegro, where authorities say he was trying to fly to dubai using falsified travel documents. kwon helped create the terrausd stablecoin that collapsed last may, triggering a $40 billion cryptocurrency implosion. kwon's lawyer has previously said he would seek to dismiss any u.s. lawsuit, and kwon says he is not on the run. accenture is joining the growing list of companies in the consulting sector that are laying of

aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork.lt the software powering this ai robot to paint his human fingernails. worst, always keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent to the salon. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually nailed versus can i set down to give the service a spin following the labeled steps? we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine to >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers. fortunatel

lauren: i feel foolish asking you this, the former cto of coinbase predicts bitcoin is going to a millionto weigh in? >> will weigh in by saying that sounds imbecilic to me. bitcoin will be a volatile type of investment. lauren: not that volatile? >> but, not that volatile. there are some underpinnings of people tend to poo-poo, that they shouldn't. there is a reason for bitcoin for a unit of holding that isn't government sponsored. and it does have certainly fundamental appeal that way. and again, it does have characteristics to the speculator. lauren: got it. >> that will be attractive. maybe over the near term. if it goes up, then i would buy some again, not too much but some. lauren: what about teledoc? i think of this name as telehealth, pandemic winner, since loser but you like it? >> remote health is going to be a growing phenomenon. teledoc is the biggest company in the business and like a lot of technology stocks it is making a transition now from a high revenue growth while losing money to a slower revenue growth but hopefully with vastly improving profit margins that will make

aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork. he built the software powering this ai robot to paint his human fingernails. worst, always keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent the the salon. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually male versus can i set down to give the service a spin following the labeled steps? we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine to >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers. fort

aaron feldstein is the cto of the san francisco start-up clockwork. he built the software powering this ai robot to paint human fingernails always keeping in mind that this should be an express service. so we don't want to get to the point where you're spending as much time here as you would have spent enough along. this is the company's first robot in san francisco promising to paint 10 nails in 10 minutes for just 10 bucks internally. the robot has to 3 d cameras and we use those to generate a sort of 3 d image of your now than we use ai to determine what in that image is actually nailed versus can i set down to give the service a spin following the labeled steps? we like to have a good diversity of the sort of evergreen colors, the things that people >> always want. the colors come in small cartridges. you insert into the machine for use of door. >> you can either touch the screen or tell the machine your ready to begin ready. the application wasn't perfect. the first go-around got a little bit of a whole >> this is not uncommon for first timers. f

reason is said to be they're looking to build a battery plant in the united states with china's capital ctons with the world's biggest ev battery maker, saying that they want to pursue a similar deal with that with four ansi atl which are building a factory in michigan fully owned by the american carmaker. most marco has agreed to pay almost $19 million in fines over allegations that it violated united states sanction rules, they provided a trade finance platform to a non-us bank that engaged in about $530 million worth of prohibited transactions. in addition to the federal fine, wells fargo paid $50 million to settle civil liabilities. nestle is said to be among the final competitors to acquire india's capital foods. they have been discussing terms of a potential deal, and any transaction would valued the indian company at more than $1 billion. these talks are said to be advanced. there are several other suitors which have already expressed an interest, also in buying capital foods. >> let's do a recap of those big chinese banks already out with earnings, the chinese construction, the ac/d

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chart the district court concluded showed over t time and question the number of noncitizens and a cto remained unchanged. with respect toemals the district court said dhsas done far less enforcement action with removals and focused on the comparison between this clear 2019, and fiscal year 2012 -- fiscal year 2021. the court ignored entirely but was during the pandec d the cdc's public health order was in effect in dhs excluded more than a million noncitizens under the title for order. the bottom-line inclusion there was less enforcement overall was clearer. >> if i could move to the merits, let's say i disagree with you on standing and the remedies and i he to reach the merits. when we get to the merits i think shaoea shall. then we are in a position where congress has passed law that it is impossible for the executive to comy with. it is our jotoay what the law is. not wheth onot it can be implemented or whetherhe are difficulties. i don't think we should change that responsibility just bau congress and the executive can't agree on something that is ssible to address this problem. i

asking will you commit today cto provide our oversight, we had five members of homeland security under a law that says you shall provide to us. will you commit to provide this last 50 pages of communication between anthony fauci as relates to the origin of the coronavirus, will you commit to that? >> i will commit to make sure we follow up on your request to get thatinformation . this is in compliance with the law that we received the information . i don't know what particular attitude with regard to disclosure would apply here you are absolutely entitled to the information by law and a member of the center of the house. >> are not complying because you're redacting things example due process within agencies and communication outside of the agencies. with the welcome trust. these reactions are not complying with the law so i appreciate to follow up and i expect to see the unredacted 50 pages very soon. >> we complied with the law center but we will make sure we follow up with you. >> next is senator cortez master. >>. >> before i get to my questions i want to touch on medicare advantag

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this court has recognized that in cases like cherry cto mills and ericsson where it has allod e federal government to assert the interests of federally created corporations. >> in those cases, e deral government had an independent interest. so the federal government was not saying we have an entlent to stand in the oes of the federal rporation. >> two responses. the first is i did not think that that is the best reading of cherry cotton mills. the urdiscussed a number of facts anathe end sd the reason why the government can assert the federal corporation's interest is because it is performing governmental purposes. that is exactly what is happening here. the state of missouri has declared everything mohe does is the performancef essential public function, so ats the first response. the second response is even if e state does need an test, the state has an interest here. identify at lst three. the first interest is that the state created mohela to provide financial aid for missour students and that is what it does. second interest isn e lewis and clark discovery fund. the third is in the