music, just letting everybody know that it's going to start with a musical prelude by the university of nebraska lincoln combine. choir is and what's known as the president's own us marine band. so when you hear the music start, that's what you'll be hearing. and after that, we'll have set it to a new clover. sure. she will issue a cold order. it will be obvious at that point everybody to the ceremony has begun said it's a clover shar, who's part of the congressional committee that organizes this. in fact, that's the question i have. i don't know which of you wants to take this question, but there are 2 bodies organizing today. one is the congressional committee and it brings together senators and representatives, both democrat and republican by the way. and so that's the official government body . but there is also the inaugural team that is put together by the incoming president and vice president. then they raised their own funds and they can organize their own separate events. how do these 2 things kind of white white or choose bodies entities that they're playing into this smart one is very much th

of that program, one of those programs today, laying out the musical prelude from the university of nebraska-lincoln combined choruses. the call to order. we will hear the swearing-in of the president and vice president. there will be more musical accompaniment. the battle hymn of the republic will be played. it will be quite a ceremony. of course, the president will end with his inaugural address, some excerpts of the inaugural address already being released. the president will say, in part, i returned to the presidency confident and optimistic that we are at the start of a thrilling new era of national success. rachel scott tweeting out some of the snippets of the inaugural address. one more tweet, this from mike pence, noting he will attend the inauguration. saying this is a date when every american does well to celebrate our democracy and the peaceful transfer of power under the constitution. pedro, you showed vivek ramaswamy in the rotunda there, the coleader of d.o.g.e. though not excited to be part of the department of government efficiency for much longer. this is the headline from politico,

sound of one voice ♪ ♪÷÷ this is the sound of one voice ♪ [ applause ] >> that was the university of nebraska- lincolnat may be taken today. >> yeah, including ending birth right citizenship, which flows from the 14th amendment of the constitution. this idea that if you're born in this country, you're a citizen of this country. and a lot of this is going to be contested. so, you're going to see a package of proposals using the military at the border, so on, that they're going to be legal questions raised. that one in particular is going to be contested. >> some of this is for, i mean, the sweeping nature of it, some of it is just to say they tried to -- >> this is shock and awe. this is the shock and awe. i think they want to be as audacious as they can be. this say proposal that 2 to 1 the american people don't support. so this is chump for the base. >> i think a lot of this will stir discussion. just like trump's proposal on greenland that people are talking about all over the world. the birth right citizenship, is it right if you come this country illegally and have a kid here, i understand that wh

of bills on that but i'm going to be reintroducing and including, hopefully in the farm bill that we work on. additionally myself and really the entire nebraska delegation along with the university of nebraska at lincolne been working in a very close partnership with the agri-search service -- bag research service -- ag research service. last may we broke ground on that facility and i hope i can continue to work with you to make sure we get that facility completed. can i get your commitment to continue working with me on this facility? can i get your commitment to come to nebraska? we had sonny perdue out at the ranch and had a great barbecue with neighbors. we can do that and we can get you to lincoln and see the ars facility, what we are doing there. mrs. rollins: that would be my great honor. thank you, senator. >> representative, welcome to the committee. i know that most folks have been recognizing you, but we just want to say welcome. i look forward to working with you in whatever capacity we can. my late father served in the new mexico legislature and appreciated some of those good projects he had with some of the new families, the extended families of members from texas to i got to know as a y

university of nebraska on the basketball floor, 94 feet for a 2025 porsche, $74,000 ride. we wondered what he is going to have to pay in sales tax. figure about 7,000, but he's got his own business in lincolnht? >> not a bad win. thanks, vern. >>> the oscar nominations are out and a north bay actress just received a surprise nod. monica barbaro who grew up in mill valley was nominated for best supporting actress for her role in the bob dylan biopic, "a complete unknown," her first oscar nomination. danya bacchus has a look at some of the other categories. >> reporter: the netflix musical emilia perez leads this year's oscar nominations with 13, including nods for best picture and best actress for karla sofia gascon, the first openly trans actor ever nominated. "wicked" was popular with academy voters, also, nabbing ten nominations, including best picture and for star cynthia rivo and ariana grande. "the brutalist" captured ten nods. rounding out the best picture category, bob dylan biopick, vatican drama conclave, dune part works i'm still here, nickel boys and the substance which brought demi moore her first oscar nomination up against anora's mikey madison and fernanda torres in i'm stil