i'll pass it onto gigi now. >> good afternoon, commissioners. gigi gunther, planning staff. the fifth and final legacy business registry application is for hyde street studios, first opening in 1980 at 245 hyde street as a multirecording studio, offering affordable pricing for recording, producing, and mixing services. hyde street services is the successor to wally hyder recordings and is known for producing the san francisco sound, with artists such as the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, santana, and credence clearwater revival. it is the longest running multiroom recording studio still running in the bay area. hyde street's clients are mainly bay area artists and groups, although the studio has served big names in the punk rock genres including green day and tupac shakur. hyde street studios has continuously given back to the tenderloin and local and independent musician communities through lending its space for youth through local organizations including hyde street community center and youth california. staff is supportive of the application and adding the business to

liz: how do we know though that big media is not for gigi sohn?so there's a little thing called a press release that nab issued and brought up these issues that no one really paid attention to. they actually put out a press release of this sort of stuff and the national association of broadcasters is it. liz: we're all in there, fox, abc. charlie: we're all in there and it's a huge thing and they are powerful. those companies, they can pick-up the call, the phone, david zazlov can call up chuck schumer, like that, and from what i understand, i'm not saying david did it, but from what i understand, they voiced, they made that call through their lobby groups. i should point out that the white house has no comment at this point because gigi sent, i kind of want her to get through, in a sort of perverse way. liz: [laughter] what? charlie: i do. i mean here's way. she's like really smart and she's really like in your face and it be like, boring fcc hear ings will turn into like cage matches with her, so that's , i kind of want it, i mean, and by the wa

>> fcc nominee gigi sohn and others testified at a confirmation hearing. the nominees took several questions on the infrastructure bill and its impact on broadband service around the country. >> this morning we have an executive session to vote on several nominations followed by a hearing. after the executive session the hearing will be to consider four individuals to fill roles of the federal communications commission and the department of commerce. during the executive session we'll be voting on nominees who will fill key positions at the federal communications commission, federal trade commission, department of commerce, and several coast guard promotions. both the fcc and f.t.c. have responsibility to expand connectivity and promote the protection of consumers online. this morning we'll be voting on the nomination of jessica woaz roesten worsele to be commissioner of the federal communications commission. if confirmed she will continue to lead the agency's important work to ensure that every american has access to reliable, affordable broadband. having

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. ♪ >> fcc nominee gigi sohn and others testified at a confirmation hearing.he nominees took several questions on the infrastructure bill and its impact on broadband service around the country.

as gigi stone sidestepped questions about her past questionable remarks. vaughn checking on that story for us tonight. >> so you're referring to my tweets that are now pretty famous. >> were pretty infamous. gigi stone, biden is picked to be commissioner, she should be in charge of the very news agency. she has publicly attacked repeatedly on twitter. stone says fox is "state-sponsored propaganda" she also questions -- asking if the sec will ask to take sinclair off the airways. stone also had some sharp jabs for the geo. replicants say stone is just the latest example of a pattern abided nominees. >> seems like one of the ways to get nominated for a position in this instrumentation is to get some really good nasty tweets against republicans. republicans are racist, the usual b.s. >> maybe the tone was a little sharper, maybe i should have -- those are my words, my opinions. but they will have no bearing on how i would act if confirmed. >> she has a decade-long of experience of advocating on important telecommunication policies. >> stone says she regrets h

so shout-out to gigi >> i don't know. >> i know. here comes gigi. i like to add worcester to it.ish, celery, salt and pepper. a little lemon juice i top it with celery, beef jerky. it's got to be strong. >> it's crazy. this is a rosemary fizz cocktail this is equal parts sugar, water and rosemary lemon juice and a rosemary sprig. i feel like you'll really like this it is really refreshing. looks festive. >> is that lime juice? >> lemon juice >> you could wake up maybe you get overserved but if you're hurting tomorrow, one recipe this is a staple. my mother-in-law loves this more than anything. shoutout to gigi every time she visits us, what can you make me? i like to add worcester to it. i make mine strong half vodka. >> what is your secret ingredient >> the secret ingredient is like a sweet pickle juice i put just a little because it cuts a lot of the acidity. you got to have the horse radish, celery, salt and pepper. a little lemon juice i top it with celery, beef jerky. it's got to be strong. it's got to be cold and lots of ice. >> so good. >> happy new year, everybody. >> so

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after that, president biden lights the national christmas tree and later, and sec nominee, gigi sloan, takes questions on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill and impact on broadband service across the country as part of her confirmation hearing. >> the house returns tuesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern time meant plants to take up legislation later in the week to raise the debt ceiling to avert a default. members will also debate a bill to prevent abuses of presidential power and protect against foreign interference and elections. the senate is back monday at 3:00 p.m. and will vote next week to confirm several of president biden's executive nominations including jessica rosenworcel to chair the federal communications commission. senators may also consider the president's climate and social spending plan. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span two and you can watch on c-span. or our new c-span now app. >> treasury secretary janet yellen and the chair of the federal reserve, jerome powell, or on capitol hill to testify on covid-19 relief and the state of the econom

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from jail early to undergo surgery, special german chancellor. alas, sholtes and chinese president, gigi, and ping have discussed deepening bilateral ties in the 1st phone call president. she reportedly urge gentle sholtes to explore new areas of cooperation such as clean energy and digital technology. china is germany's biggest trading partner and the single most important market for the german car industry. philippines is still reading from the aftermath of last week's powerful typhoon, as local officials played for aid, japan and china and, and they would send generators, water, and food. i food re killed almost 400 people and displaced hundreds of thousands of malaysia is recovering from devastating floods that swept the country. last weekend, least 14 people died and tens of thousands were displaced. after some of the heaviest reigns for years, countries prime minister admitted the official response have been too slow. yeah. carefully lifted from her flooded home in blankets. lo love rescue as take of bed ridden elderly lady to safety by boat in malaysia's richest state slang, or on

other stories we're keeping an eye on right now. german chancellor, all af sholtes and chinese prison gigi bring have discussed deepening bilateral ties in their 1st phone call. prison g reportedly urged chancellor sholtes to explore new areas of co operation, such as green, clean energy and digital technology. china is germany's biggest trading partner and the single most important market for the german auto industry. the turkish lira rebounded after president richard type air to one launched a series of policies to prop up the ailing national currency. the government has promised to compensate lira denominated bank account holders for drops in the value of the currency, which is seen drastic losses in recent weeks. and a south african court has allowed former president jacobs who went to appeal a ruling that he must return to prison. he was released from jail early to undergo surgery. my resume is serving a 15 month sentence for contempt of court after refusing to testify in a corruption inquiry. the philippines is still reeling from the aftermath of last week's powerful typhoon. local o

a confirmation hearing for fcc nominee gigi sohn and several nominees for the commerce department. then at noon, a bill that sets defense program and policy for fiscal year 2022. and on c-span3, the supreme court hears oral argument on a case questioning constitutional i of a mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. that gets under way at 10 a.m. eastern. >> washington unfiltered. c-span if in your pocket -- c-span in your pocket. download c-span now today. ♪ >> next, a conversation with massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she talks about the president's social spending proposal, the economic recovery, that pandemic and other legislative items senate needs to address before the end of the year. from georgetown university, this is just over an hour. [inaudible conversations]

and i sought gigi's yourself to i international audience. sure. i mean, a soft call. i'm a acculturated for buzzfeed news based out of new york. i'm of britney. stan, as we all should be. and i'm also the author of the aptly titled one day will all be dead and none of this will matter. thank you for being with us, britney. stan and wendy. welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to happiness. thank you. my name is wendy williams. i am the president of the society for the psychology of women, which is a division of the american psychological association. and i am also the dean of a school of education here at mills college case. i want to start with a rolling stone magazine cover from 1999. and i really want to get your instant take on this. i know you've seen this before. when do you start? what are you seeing here? 16 o. britney. i see a sexualized girl who is merging and merging those notions of being sexual but also just being a, just being a girl and how, you know, the private spaces that girls tend to have and can have in their homes, me make public and, and the

gmp talking about gigi doing similar. and then you have private equities sitting on tons of cash.ays had cash now they're putting it to work. we've seen in plenty of situations in europe and the u.s., private equities competing with each other to get deals done, deals we've been talking about for decades now finally actually happening. tom: with david on all the m&a action, whether that's staying into next year. we continue to watch the story. thank you. surveillance are the addition is up next. markets are down 2%. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition" with francine lacqua, matt . >> welcome to bloomberg surveillance: early edition, i am dani burger in london standing in a four francine lacqua. treasury yields drop a mid growth and virus concerns. blindsided under joe manchin, a potential $2 trillion bloat to joe's spending plan. the u.k. doesn't rule out mor

gigi sohn, mr. davidson to be assistant secretary of commerce, the undersecretary of commerce for economic affairs and mr. ahmad to be assistant secretary of commerce, administrative and chief financial officer. i look forward to being introduced to family members if they are in attendance today. these positions are vital to the nation's economy, and it it is essential that the committee give careful considerations to the goals and qualifications of the individuals nominated to fill them. ms. sohn has been an active participant in the telecom sector for her entire career. many members of the committee have had the opportunity to engage with her over the years on public policy issues. all who know her would agree that she's knowledgeable and determined, and a determined advocate. i am concerned about her record of expressing hyperpartisan views on many critical matters that come before the commission. which may come before the commission again in the future such as net neutrality. person who feel fil

it is about a baby named gigi born with severe hearing loss.ents clearly for the very first time. >> one, two, three >> hello >> hi. >> hi. hi >> oh, my goodness >> hey >> what do you think >> do you like them? >> yeah. >> that's a good smile >> we have smiles? >> yeah. >> that smile tells you everything you need to know about that moment. >> wow >> the parents say they were initially worried about the challenges they would face but once they saw her daughter's face light up like that, their optimism began to grow what a beautiful moment. >> powerful moment for that familiarly holy cow unbelievable >> we're all happy for all of them coming up next, harry smith sits down with an inspiring and very, very top ice hockey coach that won 1,000 games. >> and her approach to success is fascinating we'll have more on that right after this with harry. ♪♪ still fresh ♪♪ fressshhhhhh in wash-scent booster ♪♪ downy unstopables ♪ ♪ when you shop at target, you leave with what you value most. like healthy foods and brands that lift our communities. at target,

a confirmation confirmation hearing for fcc nominee gigi sohn and several nominees for the congress departmentnoon the senate returns to continue work on a bill that sets defense programs and policy for fiscal year 2022. and on c-span3 the supreme court hears oral arguments in a case questioning the constitutionality of the mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. that gets underway at 10 a.m. eastern. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tells the american story. at two p.m. eastern on the presidency we look back at herbert hoover's 1964 funeral when the 31st president was buried near his childhood home in west branch iowa. then 8 p.m. on lectures in history pepperdine university professor loretta honeycutt on baseball during the great depression. she discusses the role of baseball in american culture and the origins of sports journalism. exploring the american stories. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. >> get c-spa

we take you live now to a confirmation hearing about to get underway for fcc nominee gigi sohn and other nominees for the commerce department. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible

david: gigi gronvall, senior scholar at the johns hopkins center for health security.michael bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg. by the way, you can get more of the top stories you need to know as you get your day started on your terminal. daybreak. dayb go. check that out. get read up. really. on everything that is happening today. check that out. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 >> we are trading across the market on tuesday. aussie dollar is on the back foot. trading expects softness to continue. the reserve bank of australia has the december 7 meeting and rba saying they committed -- they remain committed despite uncertainties from omicron. highlighting jobs numbers. an overall resilient scene. the rba says the omicron very

friend, senator cantwell, and i do agree this is an important hearing to consider nominations of this gigi sohn to be a commission of the fcc, mr. alan davidson to be assistant secretary of commerce for communications and information, mr. jed kolko to be undersecretary of commerce for economic affairs and mr. victor ahmad to the assistant secretary of commerce for initiation chief financial officer at the department of commerce. i look forward to being introduced to family members, ,f they are in attendance today. these positions are vital to the nation's economy and it is essential that the committee give careful consideration to qualification of individuals have been nominated. ms. sans has been an active participant in the telecom sector for her entire career -- ms. sohn dash of including her tenure on the staff of former fcc chairman tom wheeler. many members of the committee have had the opportunity to engage with her over the years on public policy issues under consideration by congress and fcc. i would agree she is knowledgeable and determined, and a determined advocate. i am concer

comptroller currency, bank regulator, stuff we're covering this show and stuff i'm doing on claman, gigi we point out is maybe the most it is the most important economic position out there, the fcc regulate the biggest businesses. neil: she will not get through for this, you don't think that will happen, do you think? >> i think there is a good chance. neil: so they have lost two key races there. their disappointment seeing jerome powell being reappointed federal reserve. they are losing battles. >> she is pulled from the committee vote. won't happen until 2022. reason she doesn't have the votes now. neil: won't get any better. >> i don't think so. if you look at both of those things the joe biden economic and regulatory agenda has run full force into reality, which is this, the country is just not ready for leftism, it is just not and you know, you and i have been, i was critical of trump when i had to be. i'm not a partisan when it comes to this but i'm looking at the stuff they're proposing, down the line, whether critical race theory, social issues, whether massive government spendin

david: there is another nomination that is just as inflammatory, gigi sohn for the fcc she wants to censor news. she says we are a government controlled institution or words to that effect. nothing could be further from the truth. >> david this is the most part sawn president i think we had ever. i say that knowing there will be tremendous pushback to that. he is someone came into office promising to unite this country from day one. he issued mandates, executive orders, all kinds of policies mint to basically humiliate and overturn everything that donald trump did, even those policies that were effective and popular. everything he does is political including his handling of the virus. this piece i wrote, basically, what has he done on the virus? he politicized it from day one. i think that is unconscionable. david: we got to go but 44% of the voters in america are independents. that is, you cannot win without the independent vote. he is losing independents more than any other group. >> yes he is. deserves to. david: thank you, liz. wall street exec telephones want jpmorgan to cancel health

an opening statement, keep them to five minutes and we can get to q&a and obviously -- [inaudible] gigi sohn, welcome to you. >> thank you, chair cantwell, member wicker, members of the committee. i'm honored to be nominated by president biden to be considered by this committee for a seat on the federal communications commission it's been a privilege to meet many of you over the past few weeks. i'm delighted to be joined by my wife, laura ball order, our daughter, my mother-in-law and brother eric. i want to acknowledge my mother roma who can't be here today whose love and support are the reason that i'm here. my parents raised my three brothers and me in a middle class home on long island. the radio was always on in my family kitchen. the all rights from the front lines of the vietnam war, watergate, other critical events of the '60s and '70s resonated. it was there that i learned the power of communications networks to promote democratic values. my love of local broadcasting and especially radio led me to boston university where i studied communications law i and policy. after school

on c-span two the confirmation hearing for fcc nominee gigi song.he senate continues work on a bill for for fiscal year 20 22. on c-span3 the supreme court hears oral arguments in a case questioning the constitutionality of a mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern. coming up this morning, we discuss the latest on today's supreme court oral argument challenging roe v. wade with the president of the susan b. anthony list and the president of pro-choice america. the aids institutes michael ruppal talks about the biden administration's work fighting hiv/aids. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: the u.s. supreme court today once again becomes the focal point of america's the portion -- abortion debate with demonstrators expected. inside its chambers justices will hear over an hour of arguments indicates that many have called the most significant abortion case in 50 years. good morning, it is the first day of the last month of 2021. this is washington journal. in this first hour we wi

gigi: they are trying to sell more doses, of course. and, also the ability to re-create a vaccine that is more tailored to omicron. that might be where we end up going, but for now, people should try to educate their immune system as best they can against this virus. and that means using the vaccines available. lisa: the other issue we have been talking about is the travel bans or possibly getting tested the day of rather than three days of when you travel in the united states are outside. how much do we see the repeat of what we saw a year ago in terms of the knee-jerk reaction and not necessarily listening to the science? gigi: travel risk actions -- restrictions are a blunt instrument and we are seeing that there are occasions of omicron that are not where the travel bans are in effect. so, that is one consideration. the consideration about testing within 24 hours. in technical terms that sounds ideal, that would be great if people are tested within 24 hours before getting on a plane and etc.. the logistics of that, i am curious abou