this was an incident with kent sorenson.e haven't been a lot of changes in rules or laws or caucus procedures to address that. it's a much bigger issue coming out of the 2012 caucuses was the result on caucus night, when mitt romney was initially declared the winner and then a recount a few weeks later showed that rick santorum actually won. >> right, it was mitt romney and rick santorum, and ultimately the delegates went to ron paul. that logistical chaos was fun. jason noble with the "des moines register," thanks for your time. >>> lots more ahead tonight, including how today's major diplomatic news took a detour through the bob marley museum and a lot more. stay with us. >>> one of the things we've been watching for in the news is word that there will be an announcement from former secretary of state hillary clinton, that he's officially starting her campaign to be president of the united states. the reason we've been expecting that announcement to come very soon is because the clinton folks apparently rented office space

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but in a speech in new york monday arnie sorenson became the latest to fault the bill calling it pure idiocy and urged to change it soon. >> the opportunity this presents is that it is so manifestly wrong that if we can get indiana not just to change its view but run for the hills quickly. hopefully we can put this kind of non-sense behind us once and for all. >> reporter: it's a sentiment shared by the chamber of commerce. representing almost 2500 companies that opposed the original bill claiming it would hurt new talent new investment and businesses to indiana. so even as lawmakers pass out cookies and flyers ensuring constituents the law would be fixed, bill hubert taking a cautious stance saying the chamber wants to see the language before endorsing the change. >> the proof is in the pudding. that will be our attitude as well as a business organization. any solution has got to remove all doubt that individuals can be discriminated against. >> reporter: the state government promising fast action as lawmakers face a tight deadline. any addition needs to be written, approved and pass

go to jim cramer on twitter, this is totally religious freedom, jeff immelt aren sorenson mickcmillan final four coaches. >> they're not saying religious freedom. >> ibm got involved and the arkansas law as well applauding the -- >> these are people from left and right. they're not known as being bomb throwers. maybe it started with mark benioff who has some leaning, but these people aren't -- they're -- i mean is walmart afraid of costco taking -- losing the business to costco if they discriminate? >> ed meese in "the washington post" with a nice defense of the bills. >> who are the ceos? >> conservatives are not aggressors. >> which ceos have come out, which fortune 500 companies? you know any ceos that said this is a great law. >> no i don't. stepping out to defend it is probably -- >> why? why? people have conviction. >> i know. typically you don't see corporations take one side or another. they're in the business of trying to get as many people as possible to use whatever product it is they're selling. so antagonizing anybody is not something you see. >> clearly antagonizing. wal

arne sorenson joining us. >> thank you simon. >> the stock is up 40% over the past two12 months. >> originatedshington, d.c., i believe it's based in bethesda maryland. >>> salesforce.com a stock to watch. it hit an intraday all-time high on the rumors of a takeover. the two most likely bidders could be oracle or microsoft. josh lipton is live at oracle's media day at redwood shores california. hi josh. >> reporter: hi, tyler. you know salesforce a new market leader and one that is growing fast. it could hit $10 billion in the next few years. the challenge would be the size of such a deal. it could be as much as $64 billion. now, if these reports are true there's really three potential suitors analysts are focused on. one would be oracle. larry ellison's company buys salesforce it could become the undisputed king of the cloud and double its growth rate. the copsns regulatory scrutiny. also microsoft. now they broaden their portfolio of apps and cloud revenue stream. remember, those two companies are already partners it's a relationship that has deepened. the potential cons would nadella want t

. >> host: benjamin sorenson tweets in who in today's world most closely lives up to those featured inis innovation limit less? >> guest: it is limitless. as i said about elon musk -- who's answer number one to that question -- it's harder to do in the nondigital world than in the digital world. in other words, you can do facebook. in your dorm room i but if you're going to do things like biotech or rocket ships or batteries or electric cars, that is, you know you face a lot more regulation you face the need to not only innovation, but to collaborate, build teams and push the bounds of reality. i love what larry page is doing at bag google. i think jeff bezos is awesome because he's connecting commerce to innovation. and just like bursting out into cloud computing suddenly. so we're all empowered to put us, you know, to create businesses in the cloud as ubm is doing as -- ibm, as others are doing now. but i just think bezos is truly awesome. i think sheryl sandberg and mark zuckerberg the way they're doing facebook, a platform upon which to build things, that's really cool. i think we'