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our first guest is cynthia german otte, the president of born this way foundation, which she founded along with her daughter lady gaga. you can head to washingpost.com. we also have a panel with dream on green, the nba player. we will sue tomorrow. >> visits he spends new online store at c-span shop.org to check out the new c-span products. with the 117th congress in session, we are taking preorders for the congressional directory. every purchase helps to support c-span's nonprofit operations. shop today at c-spanshop.org. >> wednesday, a hearing on sexual assault in the military. a senate armed subcommittee hears from survivors of sexual assault and survivor advocates. watch live beginning at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span or listen with the free c-span radio app. a live look now at the u.s. capitol in washington, d see where flags of been lowered to half staff in honor of the 10 victims of the mass shooting in boulder, colorado. earlier today, president biden delivered remarks from the white house offering his condolences to the families and spoke about the lasting impact of gun viole

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lots ott masks, but it gets tough to social distance when you're that excited. >>> the women's tournament off in texas. stanford had no problem beating utah valley, 87-44 in their opener. over the weekend their coach felt betrayed over sexism, with what the women had compared to men in their workout rooms. they apologized. you know, many are hoping this is going to be a turning point and we don't see something like this happen again. alison, i did want to ask you this morning. we can see her, job. how many times has berman mentioned his bracket? >> he somehow alludes to it in every single tease. we're up to six, seven, something like that. >> there was a time alisyn camerota leading and my question was, who did you pick to win the tournament? >> the orlando blooms. >> leading but somehow mysteriously doesn't know the team that was playing. >> but i was winning. doesn't that tell you something. >> it tells me a lot. >> berman, i give you credit. your bracket is impressive. you're doing pretty good. >> a stop clock is right twice a day. one of my best friends is a syracuse grab and i pick t

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that then kicked in the process known as voterama, which is a necessary par ott v a process when you have a bill passed through reconciliation which means it only needs 51 votes to pass. this is the opportunity for any senator to offer up the amendment to a bill that needs to be voted up or down before it can get out of the senate. that process has continued throughout friday night into saturday morning. we're not exactly sure when it will all wrap up. but at the end of all this, we expect democrats will have the votes they need to pass this legislation. it will go back to the house before the house passes it and then it goes to president biden for his signature. still could be some wrinkles along the way before we get to that point. but democrats crossed a big hurdle by getting manchon anticipation support for that unemployment insurance. we're not sure how long this process will last, but democrats are hoping they have this bill passed and on the president's desk by march 4th. >> cnn capitol hill. >> thanks ryan for that. >>> the pace of vaccinations in the u.s. keeps improving. th

witnesses describe a scene of capacity ott with customers running to exits, one man's grandchildren andon-in-law were getting a vaccine inside when it all happened. >> shooter came in, shot the woman in front of them, they hid, ran upstairs or hiding in a coat closest for the last hour. half a dozen cops came in through the roof and told them to stay quiet and they were okay. >> boulder police confirm the suspect was the only person injured who didn't development the investigation will take at least five days to complete. >>> a survivor of last week's shooting rampage is speaking out describing the moment the woman giving him a massage was killed. >> she was by the door. i jumped behind the bed and then once she opened up that door i heard that gun shot and she dropped and i think she was shot in the head. i wasn't even no longer than two feet away from her. >> he was inside one of the spas that was attacked. he said the shooter may have come after him if the victim hadn't been near the door. the shooter targeted three spas and killed eight people including six asian women. >>> for upda

tvs telling hardware is it samsung, sony, or do you see your competitors as being, you know, maic of ottroku and apple and amazon's, google, companies like that? >> yeah. i see all of those as competitors. again, entrepreneur, pretty paranoid in competing. what we here sought to do. companies sony, samsung, great picture quality's same time people at roku, amazon fire, great user interface to stream on your tv we see both as competitor. >> in your prospectus you say covid generated a "net positive impact on consumer demand for your products. people essentially stuck at home upgraded their tvs, but during the course of the year you faced inventory shortaging and ship shortages at the foreground and the like give a sense what the demand looks like now and your ability to meet that, especially looking at this ever-changing world? >> yes covid-19 made people stay at home, and home entertainment became more critical that are ever i'm so glad as a tv company we can entertain people at home, and that the demands, tv demands, very strong still and last year's demands went off the chart and curre

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they say she is a friend of the boy's ott.ily actually didn't report the abduction until police or two police until wednesday night. detectives worked overnight and then issued an amber alert this morning, and within an hour. they got some good news. just after nine this morning, michael was dropped off at our east mount substation where he is completely healthy. investigators are still working on the exact details of who dropped michael often when we continue to look into this case, he appears to be a very good health, however, will have american medically cleared. police did not say anything about the woman who allegedly took him. they said no one is currently in custody. well, tonight we're learning more about a mountain lion attack on the peninsula. it happened outside of a home on raymondo drive in woodside just before 10 o'clock last night, as katie's marie naylor tells us that homeowner sprang sprang into action after seeing her dog in the jaws of that cougar. movie amongst the nature of san mateo county and not far fro

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look on the surface to appeal to republicans, any republicans, let alone moderate democrats, one care9 ottnite, is maybe to do away with the state and local tax, presently capped at $10,000. would you be more open to this if that were a feature? >> no, i wouldn't. i think it's -- once again, it is far too much spending x it's not directed at the, any of the problems that it's intended to be. it is a green new deal spending bill, it is a spending bill that will further hurt our ability to be the energy independent in this country. it is a spending bill that we can't afford. when you add this $2 trillion to $4 trillion, whatever number they come up with to $1.9 trillion spending bill on covid, it's far too much. and whatever tax plan they pass is going to further harm job creation in this cup. we're going -- in this country. we're going to see a lot of corporations continue to move jobs offshore, and it is really a devastating blow. the obama policies failed, and the biden team is adopting those policies, and we're going to see a staggering economy as a result of their overall spending and t

americans today believe the majority of people in the military are groundhog or's or infantry men, ott recognizing the fact that we have everyone from doctors, to lawyers, to musicians in the military, and they have professional opportunities available to them that are not well known. >> do you agree about educating them about the skills that are necessary while also tailoring military requirements to attract them? for example, cyber war. we may have different interests, styles, culture, but the military needs them. >> correct. the commission did one of the issues that the commission looked at was how do we increase propensity for we've included critical skills? a number of recommendations to do that. would i would say is that the -- it's not only recruiting those individuals with critical skills, it is also having the pathway and also the process he's to be able to keep them once they are in as well. and so, the process we look at seriously. >> what about student loan forgiveness? is that an option here that can be extended further? >> when we looked at benefits in general, i don't re

. >>> latescr ott black outlines where he sees opportunity in the market we're back in 90 seconds >>>company unveiling its revamped sales cloud 360 this week which features a number of services, including the use of ai to track sales performance and the analyzation of video call transcripts among sales cloud's customers is snowflake. the stock finishing higher today after being initiated at outperform joining us more, salesforce president brett taylor and snowflake's ceo. brett, on the announcement today, help explain in english what this is and why you've looked to covid-19 and how that's changed how we work and how we lived to announce some of these updates. >> well, this pandemic just accelerated the digitization of the whole economy. events like this, i'm talking to you over zoom right now. events being broadcast over twitter and youtube instead of being in conference centers. the 4 million b to b -- they have done business over video chat all year long we survey sales reps all around the world. over half say they're not getting on airplanes to do their business and i joke the oth

now, outgoing ionosphere -- i otte ceo spoke to bloomberg's guy johnson and alex deal. >> we will recoverll be weaker. we will have a fewer number of axis operating, fewer number of [indiscernible] and strongly reacted to this immense short of covid. we will be competitive for the future. then, and the near term, i think the business will recover and come back stronger. three or four years from now. >> a long way away, the speed of that recovery will depend a number of things. at one of those is government. government appears to be very cautious in terms of setting out a roadmap for industry to come back. if you have had your vaccination, if you have had both of your shots, do you think you should be able to get on an airplane and go wherever you want? >> what we recommend is two things, first of all, we have lost -- we have asked for all passengers to be tested. and now we have vaccination policies everywhere. we should ask government for a reopening plan, roadmap, air travel. which is consistent with testing and vaccination. the only thing that has successfully had a plan like that is i