arizona did not. if you recall, there was talk earlier in the year about not having election day voting. me suggested canceling it. in arizona, we should know thank you -- we said no thank you. we are going to have election day. this is america, and no voter should be disenfranchised. thanks to the hard work of our election workers, we preserved election day. we invested in our election system to guarantee that every arizonan that wanted to vote could vote. with this money, we provided additional resources to ensure our election workers had the necessary ppe to stay safe. we made state employees available to volunteer at the polls so that are most of -- our most vulnerable were not at risk. we increased the number of ballot drop back locations and expanded curbside voting at the polls. and we provided state buildings to be used as additional polling places. voting is one of the most important rights and responsibilities in our democracy. and i want to thank arizonans for making their voices heard. and

>> martha mcsally was the representative for arizona's second congressional district when she ran for the senate in 2018. she lost in that race to democrat kyrsten sinema. resignedenator jon kyl from arizona's other senate seat which allowed governor doug ducey to appoint make sally to the senate. this year, senator mcsally lost her bid to retain the seat. she was defeated by democrat and former astronaut mark kelly. on the senate floor with a heart of gratitude. serving and fighting for arizona as a u.s. senator has been the opportunity of a lifetime. many times in the last two years i had to pinch myself that this middle-class veteran became one of only 1,984 americans to serve in the u.s. senate and only 677 to serve in both chambers of congress since our nation was formed. like most americans, on my life journey i have overcome adversity which could have crushed me. by the grace of god instead gave me purpose to fight for others. my dad died of a heart attack. i learned to treat each day of this life as a gift. i was reminded of that will when my brother passed away. though it was

serving and fighting for arizona as a u.s. senator has been the opportunity of a lifetime. many times in the last two years i had to pinch myself that this middle-class veteran became one of only 1,984 americans to serve in the u.s. senate and only 677 to serve in both chambers of congress since our nation was formed. like most americans, on my life journey i have overcome adversity which could have crushed me. by the grace of god instead gave me purpose to fight for others. my dad died of a heart attack. i learned to treat each day of this life as a gift. i was reminded of that will when my brother passed away. though it wasn't from covid, this deep grief, is one too many of us have faced in 2020. we've been reminded that every moment, every day, every chapter of our lives is truly a gift. as it has been for most chapters of my life, i didn't come here in the traditional or easy way. i want to first thank the governor for the blessing to serve the great state of arizona, especially during these times of unprecedented challenges. accepting the governor's appointment to be a

in arizona today. so, in arizona today, in the state capitol, rudy giuliani held another one of these things where he calls it a hearing, but it's really just a bunch of republicans in a hotel room that he's rented. his hearing today was all about how arizona is still very much in play, in terms of the presidential election, because, definitely, the presidential election in arizona, for some reason, doesn't count this year. and by the power vested in him, rudy giuliani, he insists that republicans in the arizona state legislature should never mind what all the votes said in their state, those republicans in the state legislature should just pick donald trump for president themselves and say that's the election result. that is basically what whatever's left of the trump team is arguing now. this is what they are reduced to. elections don't count anymore. republicans in all these swing states that just voted for joe biden, republicans in those states should just get to pick that they want trump for presi

the gentleman from arizona. mr. gallego: i'd like to say it's an honor and privilege to yield time to someone that i his up in his district as constituent, so it's a great here and to hear ore about sears roebuck and company, so with that i reserve the balance of my time. have no further requests for time. i want to inquire whether the gentleman has any remaining side.rs on his madam speaker, i ask my colleagues to support this legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the yields back. the question is will the house pass h.r. rules and 7460. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. chair, 2/3ion of the having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? speaker, i madam move that the house suspend the ules and pass the bill h.r. 5472. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk:

how things work in arizona again in 2020. our elections this year produced by partisan results where members of both parties won elections. arizona state white officials from both parties have also confirmed that our election was fair, just, and without fraud. kitty hawk, arizona's democratic secretary of state on december 9th said this about our election. this election is one for the record books were a number of reasons. participation was at a historic high as was interest in the inner workings of the specific process. which is the kind of scrutiny that pushes us to be better. i have full confidence in this election, that confidence has been affirmed by the court. on november 20th, the chairman of the america board county supervisors as a republican side, no matter how you voted, the election was administered with integrity, transparency, and most importantly in accordance with the arizona state law, and on december 4th, the republican speaker of the arizona state house rusty bowers rejected calls from the state legislator

arizona. when i look at battleground states you really see so many battleground states make a difference. roughly 100,000 voted and won 71% so estate where we won 20,000 votes, what was heartening to me, in 2016 we were regularly polling in three battleground states, doing a ton of work in ten states reflecting the fact that the denominator experience, in january, latinos, or illegible voters in georgia looking at margins of dictators moving up that is the important thing. the percentage of vote, a bigger denominator needs a bigger margin. the one to punish. places like miami-dade county, as much as we like to. having said that, reading reports that we lost florida that latino voters in miami-dade county, in 2012, barack obama, still would have lost the state by 450,000 votes, totally unrelated to us. orlando and the puerto rican vote, doing work in miami-dade. >> this is election a ball. >> the audio is difficult. the question remains the same. the surprises are twofold in the past 25 or 30 y

and again remember joe biden one by 12000 votes in arizona. so when i look at the battleground states you can see so many states where they made a hugedi difference where roughly 100,000 latinos voted and the 171 percent. so a state where we been by 20000 votes with that narrow margin of victory just like latinos 44000. and so with the biting campaign that was an integral part of that. so in 2016 we were in three battleground states and that request of the fact that they can make a huge difference because georgia is on our mind we have an election in january and latinos are part of the coalition for all of those eligible voters in georgia and again looking at the margins of victory, you can see the denominators are moving up that's the most important thing we should talk about the percentage of votes that joe biden is getting that percentage of a bigger denominator is the one to punch that we saw in a number of states look at miami-dade county. when and you as well there is we would have liked to and analyzing that we realize we have work to d

today i'll begin with virginia senator for arizona, mark: sally. for the last two years senator: sally has held the seat formerly occupied by john mccain. it's only fitting that a maverick was followed by a federal fellow veteran who approached her service to the people of arizona with such unabashed pride. by her own account, if you had asked the school age? sally who was apparently most shy and prone to motion sickness, whether a career in the cockpit and then in politics would find it appealing should have looked at you like you were crazy. but even then, the future and senator was already on her way to a life defined by service. when martha lost her father, a navy veteran at a young age , hurt his final words to her work quote, make me proud. make me proud. with this challenge in mind the youngest of five children took her academic talent to the us air force academy. the plan was to earn a trip to medical school through military service. back then, a ground-based career must have sounded like a sensible plan. after all being a combat pilot wasn

in arizona, they have five days to contest the results. rudy giuliani was meeting with certain republican state lawmakers looking for what they hope to find more evidence of fraud that so far has not showed up. the republican governor of the state was on hand for the certification announcement today and he's on the record as saying there has been no evidence of fraud in arizona. this is an important step for joe biden and the transition. anchor: let's bring in a professor johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he joins us from washington, d.c.. what was once a formality has taken on significance with the president refusing to accept defeat. what do these announcements means? guest: for donald trump, apparently they mean nothing. his advisers, his lawyers, rudy giuliani and jen ellis, and some of the states and in congress, they simply proceed as if these certifications did not happen and it is quite significant in a state like arizona as well as in georgia, it has to be emphasized these are republican officials. the govern

soldiers forever into in the arizona -- forever entombed in the arizona.nnouncer: you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/cities tour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. announcer: sunday, a historian ses the cold war and 's lasting impact on politics. >> people had the idea i had it easy, the 50's was a peaceful time. don't believe a word of it. it was a dangerous era. i believe we don't give ike enough credit for doing the things presidents had to do every day, manage crises. it's all well and good to say i waged and won a war. eisenhower did that. but managing the crises so they don't become worse is a huge part of the cold war presidency. i think i managed to do that well, staying -- ike managed to do that well, staying out of indochina. nonetheless managed to avoid serious international conflicts, which the american public were very grateful for, because they hated the korean war. they were delighted he got out of the korean war. they had been at war since 1941. the country did no

santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera, wisconsin and arizona have certified joe biden's victory. as the president elect picks a diverse economic team with a woman at the helm for the 1st time. if you have his prime minister denies, sack is ations, that civilians were killed in the operations against to go in forces while the u.s. calls for an end to the fighting and the destruction of the planet's lungs, deforestation in the brazilian amazon reaches its worst level in 12 years so a 2nd u.s. drug maker this time it's madonna has asked regulators there and in the european union for emergency approval for its covert 1000 back same. but turner says its final trial results confirm it is more than 94 percent effective a week behind pfizer. so this is feeling hopes the u.s. could maybe have to approve vaccines by the end of the year. this report from gabriel is under a 2nd coronavirus vaccine. now awaiting approval by u.s. regulators. moderna announced its vaccine is ready and if approved for emergency use, the company will start rolling out the 1st doses of the vaccine

at the time, i was the biggest investor in foreclosures in arizona.idn't want anybody knowing what was going on. but i took a look at it. i woke up one morning and i decided, you know, what the heck? i'll give it a shot. narrator: hopkins appears on the show with a varied crew of house flippers and investors all looking to cash in on an unprecedented foreclosure market. we would bid every single day. it's a live auction. when there's thousands of dollars on the line, it tends to create some animosity. it tends to create some enemies. there was a lot of my competitors that i really liked, and there were some that i didn't like very much at all. narrator: one of his biggest competitors, and co-star, is yomtov scott menaged, a new york transplant who is making a name for himself flipping houses in phoenix. hopkins: i didn't know who scott was at the time. he mostly bought houses on the west side of town. i bought some on the east side of town, and that kind of changed once the cameras started rolling. narrator: from the beginning, scott menaged rubs doug

santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera, wisconsin and arizona have certified joe biden's victory. as the president elect picks a diverse economic team with the woman at the helm for the 1st time in a quarter of a 1000000000, people worldwide will need aid in the coming year. and the u.n. says the pandemics only made it worse and destroying the planet's lungs. deforestation in the brazilian amazon reaches its worst level in 12 years. so some good news on the vaccine front. as a 2nd u.s. drug may come, a turn has asked regulators in the u.s. and the european union for emergency approval for its cover 1000 baxi. but then it says its final trial results confirm it is more than 94 percent effective a week behind pfizer. so it's feeling hopes the u.s. could actually have to approve vaccines by the end of the year and support from gabriel is under a 2nd coronavirus vaccine. now awaiting approval by u.s. regulators announced its vaccine is ready and if approved for emergency use, the company will start rolling out the 1st doses of the vaccine. by late december, we have wo

in addition to playing the games in arizona, it will likely stay in arizona. there will be two home games on the road and there will be two road games on the road. if they come back they will have to quarantine for 14 days. the next time you will see the 49ers will be in january. >>> that makes sense to limit travel. that was jesse gary reporting live. >>> the game between the 49ers and the cardinals coming up on december 26 will skip national television networks entirely. it will be shown on amazon prime and to global affiliates. this is due to the expanded deal between amazon and the nfl. they will have one weekend games each season through 2022. >>> odanah made their official request for emergency use authorization. it is the second company after pfizer to ask for expedited approval. the vaccine is 94% effective. if approved, they will distribute the vaccine by the end of december. there will be a hemp hearing on december 17th. >> there is a lot for us to discuss. >>> thank you for joining us. it seems as if california has additional lockdowns. most of the

battleground states, arizona. it was constant, have become the latest to certify joe biden's election victories the trunk campaign and republican party had challenge the hours on a result in court. trump is expected to continue appealing the results. meanwhile, president elect joe biden is moving ahead with his transition to the white house. he's received his 1st daily security briefing and unveiled his picks for several key economic positions. biden has nominated a former federal reserve chair janet yellen to the post of treasury secretary and the animal will be the 1st black to be treasury secretary kristen's. libby has more from wilmington, delaware, the certification process is typically just a formality. but since president has continued to cast doubts on the results in these states, in particular, the announcement that these 2 states, arizona and wisconsin have certified their winning to joe biden, it just takes on added significance. president trump won both of these states in 2016. now know that he lost to

this is the world news from al-jazeera, wisconsin and arizona certified joe biden's victory. as the president elect picks a diverse economic team with a woman at the helm for the 1st time around accuse israel of killing its top nuclear scientists using remote controlled weapons and destroying the planet. sloan's deforestation in the brazilian amazon reaches its worst level in 12 years. however, on a 2nd, u.s. drug maker, madonna has announced it is asking regulators there and in the european union for emergency approval for its covert 1000 vaccine. madonna says its final trial results confirm it is more than 94 percent effective week behind finds out which is fueling hopes. the u.s. airways could have to approve vaccines by the end of the year. because everyone is on the reports. there are also growing concerns over the whole process. a 2nd coronavirus vaccine now awaiting approval by u.s. regulators. moderna announced its vaccine is ready and if approved for emergency use, the company will start rolling out the 1st doses of the vaccine. by late december, we have worked very

today i'll begin with the junior senator for arizona, martha mcsally. for the last two years senator mcsally s has held the seat from occupied by a dear friend john mccain. it's only fitting our maverick was followed by a fellow veteran and pilot who approached her service to theth people of ariza with such unabashed pride. by their own account if you would as the school age martha mcsally who was apparently both shy and prone to motion sickness, whether a career in cockpits and then in politics sounded appealing, she would've lookedou at you like you were crazy. but even then the future full bird colonel and senator was already on her way to a life defined by service. when martha lost her father, , a a young age, his final words to her work, quote, make me proud. make me proud. with this challenge in mind, the youngest of five children took her academic and athletic talents to the u.s. air force academy. the plan wasl to earn a trip to medical school through military service. back then a ground-based group must have sounded like a sensible plan. after

that would also change the election outcome in arizona. i don't understand how the republican leaders in that state and the democratic leaders with 30% of polled democrats in the country say they believe there was something that went on amiss. i do not understand why in arizona they are not conducting a full forensic audit. each of these states has similar issues in almost every one of them. they would have enough votes to overturn the election. with that, thank you for being here. appreciate it. reporter: you mentioned georgia was -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> c-span's "washington journal," we will discuss policy issues that impact you. this morning, we will talk about the planned house vote on the moore act which would decriminalize marijuana. then stephanie murphy on the future of the democratic party and the priorities of the blue dog coalition. then california republi

but, since they live in arizona and practice in arizona, may as well win in arizona. today it was up to quarterback cj bathurst, his iowa hawkeye teammate george kittle was back after is in the last six games. cj beathard went to work, they got a 21 yarder that gave them a seven point lead. third quarter, beth third was a touchdown and an eight point lead. arizona lose and they lose control of the playoff destiny. next carnal possession, kyler murray's past batted down on fourth down, san francisco football, very next play, wilson broke free. 33 yards, rushed for 183. it set up the third third touchdown pass of the game. extra point was missed, arizona drove to the 15 but mary was kicked off at the end zone by witherspoon. how about that. the defense coordinator was all excited at the effort, they snapped a three-game losing streak and won the game 20-12. >> i think we got a special group of guys, i've felt that strongly last year at the super bowl. our record, we are not proud of our record, but that does not tell the story of who these guys are. >> tom brady and tam

you can see accuracy and fairness in accordance with arizona's law and elections procedures, despite numerous unfounded claims to the contrary. those claims coming from none other than president donald trump and his personal attorney, rudy giuliani, who met with some arizona state republicans still looking for evidence of fraud that is yet to materialize. while the president's supporters gathered outside 4 out of 5 legal challenges waged by republicans in arizona have been dismissed by the courts. in wisconsin. the president's campaign paid $3000000.00 for recounts in 2 counties, but that only turned up more votes for biden. and that state too, has now officially been certified for the democrat. a recount is essentially an audit of the process that verifies the accuracy of the balloting process. that takes place on election day. i promise that this would be a transparent fair process, and it was both wisconsin and arizona where one by trump, in 2016. this makes joe biden the 1st democrat to win a presidential election in arizona since 1996 president trump has 5 days to contest the re

i promise that this would be a transparent fair process, and it was both wisconsin and arizona where one by trump, in 2016. this makes joe biden the 1st democrat to win a presidential election in arizona since 1996 president has 5 days to contest the results there. and in wisconsin, which he is expected to do. christen salumi al jazeera wilmington, delaware. the united nations is warning of a dramatic increase in policy as a result of the pandemic. it says that 235000000 people around the world will need some form of humanitarian aid next year, and that's a record. high number of claims for assistance has increased by 40 percent from one in every $45.00 people to one in 33. this year. donors gave a record $17000000000.00 to fund aid operation that reached 70 percent of those in need. but for next year, the u.n. says that it needs $35000000000.00 to help people in the world's poorest countries . diplomatic editor james bays, reports around the world. more people are suffering hardship, the never before. every year it seems when the u.n. announces the money needs to deal with humanitar

the 49ers are heading to arizona tomorrow. headquartered for the next three weeks. >> it could be four or five weeks. they'll live in a hotel next to the cardinals stadium. they're in a play off race. couple days ago you saw the game against the rams. they looked good. propelling them into a shot at making the play offs. next up the bills who they'll play next monday night in arizona. >> we're self-quarantining. like all businesses are. like you are working from home. that's what we do. guys are sitting in the hotel room. and we meet on the practice field. i don't think you'll get any extra bonding. i think it's guys have to pull together. >> from the practice field to the hotel room. where they'll be alone. the niners host the bills and washington during the time in arizona. niners are one game out of the final play off spot with five games to play. that big rachbs steelers game supposed to be played here on thanksgiving night. has been rescheduled again. this time it's tomorrow afternoon. odd time for a big game. it's wednes

as gabriel, arizona reports, there are growing concerns over the process. a 2nd coronavirus vaccine now awaiting approval by u.s. regulators. its vaccine is ready and if approved for emergency use, the company will start rolling out the 1st doses of the vaccine. by late december, we are working very closely with oppression abroad. and as we said, you know, we should, it's going to be done those. he's a baby on the way you know. so as soon as we get approval or joke on the news teams are going to get hold of a vaccine. we have and stuff shipping it in the country is going to vaccinate americans with the 24 hours. i'm a pro or moderne is a small pharmaceutical company based in cambridge, massachusetts that has never successfully brought a vaccine to market. it got a big jump on its competitors because it started working aggressively on a covert vaccine back in january. the very day china released the genetic data on the corona virus. that early foresight is now paying off the company saying it hopes to produce as many as $500000000.00 coated vaccine doses nex

the real arizona electors today cast the real votes for arizona. they did have to meet at a secure, undisclosed location, for safety reasons. same thing was true in wisconsin. the real electors in wisconsin were told that they needed to come into the state capitol through an unmarked side door in an obscure part of the state capitol for their own safety. in michigan, one of the real electors, one of the democratic electors today turned up to cast her electoral vote. she wore a bulletproof vest for her own safety today. republicans in georgia and republicans in wisconsin and republicans in pennsylvania all ceremonially cast fake electoral votes for donald trump today. i mean, the real electoral votes in all of those states were cast today for biden and harris, but republicans held ceremonial, like, fake pageants where they fake cast votes for donald trump, just in case, or because that's the world they want to live in, so they're pretending those were the real votes? white house adviser stephen miller said in an interview today that multiple states

arizona. this rope saved his life and several other shipmates. no one knew their lifeline was thrown to them by george until years later. once they learned who it was, they spent the rest of their life fighting to get joe george recognized by the navy. i was honored to be a part of that effort. finally in 2017 led by donald stratton a, joe george received the bronze star for valor. with donald stratton attending one last time, he was fighting for this country and his countrymen to the very end. when i asked him how he did it, how he survived the attack and got back into the fight, he chuckled and he laughed and he gave me an answer i didn't see coming. well, corey, everybody has to be somewhere. everybody has to be somewhere. and he is right. we're here in the united states senate. most of you will still be here next congress. don't waste this opportunity to be who it this nation needs you to be as this moment of great challenge. to recognize the difference between the paint and pillar, to know the difference between a principle and a tactic, or

, the home of the arizona cardinals.esterday's announcement came after officials in santa clara, california, temporarily banned contact sports due to the spread of the coronavirus. 49ers home stadium in is in santa clara. head coach kyle shanahan said his team was about to get on a plane for a game in los angeles when they heard about the latest pandemic crackdown. >> i have all wives, everyone's girlfriends, everyone's family members, kids saying what they heard there, are we going to be gone for the entire month of december? are we going to be guaranteed for 14 days when we come back? that's all we could talk about for the last 18 hours because we got no answers from them. just very disappointed. >> the 49ers will host the bills monday night in arizona. >>> the washington post says the washington d.c. metro transit system is proposing drastic service cuts next year due to financial losses from the pandemic. transit officials may be forced to eliminate weekend service, close 19 stations and cut back weekday operations i

which would also change the election outcome in arizona.i do not understand how the republican leaders in that state and the democrat leaders in that state when 30% of polled democrats in this country said that they believe that there was something that went on amiss. i don't understand in arizona why they're not conducting a full forensic audit. i'll be talking about that more later. each one of the states has similar issues going on and almost every one of them, they would have enough ballots and votes to overturn the election. with that, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> one more question. i'm with "the atlanta journal-constitution" and you mentioned that georgia is one of the six states on your list and georgia also has the senate special -- the senate runoff. there's a lot of concern that the criticism of the election is diminishing confidence in the turnout and depressing turnout of voters in a way that causes loeffler and purdue to lose. >> i'm concerned about that. i'm concerned about -- >>> weeknights this month, we're fe

he lost his job in arizona and then got it back after speaking up about conditions in the arizona hospital. we will then look at joe biden's paper education secretary, miguel cardona, a former elementary school teacher who now oversees schools in connecticut. plus, we go to california where governor gavin newsome has picked california secretary of state alex padilla to fill kamala harris' senate seat. moman you imagine what would be thinking out as asked if you want to be the next u.s. senator as united states of the great state of california? official -- this is the ask, brother. >> i ahonored, man. amy: alex padilla will become the first latinx senator to represent california. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. president trump threatened to thwart the $900 billion bipartisan coronavirus relief package, which he called a disgrace in a video leased on twitter tuesday night. pres. trump: asking congress to amend this bill and increase the to $2000sly low $600 or $4000 for a couple. i am also asking congress to i

and right now, you're looking at that, he's over arizona. just getting an update, he's now over new mexico crossing over into new mexico from arizona. folks, talk about right on the spot. you can even see the dividing line between the states there it appeared. anyway, vianey joining us now. when santa gets here nothing is going to bother him for the next 78 hours. he's got clear sailing here, right? >> at least for the next couple of hours. and he's bringing us some rain for christmas day so let's get right to your forecast. beautiful night over san jose, 50 degrees. great christmas eve. and current temperatures throughout in the 40s. 48 degrees in santa rosa, novato, napa at 46. we've got storm ranger up and you see it looks quiet. however, look what's ahead just a few hours away you can see that plume of moisture. this is that first storm expected to make its arrival. let's take a look at some of the timing and who's going to be seeing it first and all that good stuff. christmas day forecast right around 11:00 a.m., north bay is going to g

. >> and all in line with a call for martyrs with arizona, where the arizona republican party tweeted, quote "he is. are you?" where a trump supporter tweeted he is willing to die to overturn the election result. donald trumped tweet "quote, we will soon be learning about the word courage in saving our country." to be totally blunt, this is out of hand. richard burr, risch limb bahr, sean -- rush limbaugh, sean the hannity. they could stop this by calling it out. yesterday they offered false hope for the legal effort which has resulted in nearly four dozen courtroom defeats. the lies that risk leading to violence are sadly where we start again today. ashley parker, "washington post" white house reporter is back with us. also joining us, ben rose, former deputy national security adviser to president obama. and former fbi special agent clint watts. lucky for us, all msnbc contributor. clint, i want to start with you. it is the reflection x to not c this stuff out of the fear that amplifying it will somehow spread the dangerous messages. but if you pick up the thread from what gabriel sh

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ducey, republican governor of arizona, got tweeted back by the party chair in arizona.dy's getting along. she writes to ducey tonight, "shut the hell up. election integrity is missing in arizona, period." so bill, where do you put all this? and is this kind of a necessary break for some of these formerly supplicant trump republicans to grow a pair -- of wings, of course -- and set a flight pattern in the days, weeks, months and years forward? >> i hope so. i'm not wildly encouraged in that it's taken an awful lot of provocation to grow a pair of wings as you say and break a little bit from the president. even there they're being very cautious in the way they do it and of course they're not getting massive support from their fellow republican governors or republican senators who are still keeping their heads down. national review, bill buckley's old magazine, wrote a good editorial but it didn't seem to lead them to reconsider the fact that they've supported trump basically for the last four years. they supported him for re-election. they were against any primary challen

bothas were on the uss arizona when it was attacked. he was on one of the ships towers surrounded by flame and believed he would perish. out of the chaos of that morning came a rope thrown unbeknown to him by a sailor by the name of joe george next to the uss arizona. the rope saved his life and several of their shipmates. no one knew their lifeline was thrown to them by joe george until years later. once theyat learned who it was they spent the rest of their lives fighting to get him by the and recognized navy. i was honored to be a part of that and on december 7th, 2017, led by donald stratton and arizona's remaining few, he received the star board the uss arizona memorial. attending one last time he was fighting for this country and his countrymen to the very end. when i asked him how he did it and got back into the fight he chuckled and left and gave an answer i didn't see coming. he said everybody has to be somewhere. be somewhere to and he's right. we are here in the senate and most of you will still be here next congress. don't w

i took another icu posin arizona.er couple months there. ♪ even driving up to green bay, i remember going through large parts of iowa, walking into gas stations and feeling very odd for wearing a mask. itd as been h convince some of these communities it is real. it is 12:30 and our er is full. our lobby is full. i do not know who is more tired. me on the road with my kids away from my home or the people who i am gng to relieve who are working overtime. did you guys have a good thanksgiving? the single hardest thing is being away from my kids. and they do not know why either. ♪ now the stress that we face is, when will this end? e?ere do we go from h how does this look for the next year? laura: laura giving her all for all of us. an experimental rocket belonging to elon musk's spacex company has exploded while attempting to land on tround. the starship rocket was being tested as part of theomny's plans to carry human and cargo to the moon and mars. no one was on board. >> it looks like a scene from a hollywood blockbus

>> so we convened the 11 electors for arizona, democratic electors.had a swearing in ceremony where they took an oath of office, then they all signed all of the certificates that we have to get to the places they need to go. it was momentous to be part of that, no matter who the electors were. it was such a -- this is such a defining process in our american electoral system and it was really amazing to be part of. >> and a big deal politically because aside from 1996, arizona has not gone for a democrat since 1948. this was a big pickup for the democrats. i know that's your party. i have to ask about the fact that electors in states across the country including yours faced some threats against, violent threats i should say. you held the vote in an undisclosed location. is that why that was necessary? >> yes, absolutely. we have seen increasingly escalating rhetoric and threats throughout the last week. decided to move this for everybody, safety of everyone involved. >> how did that come to pass? at what point did you say this really fundamental democr

as the team sets up camp in arizona. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. >> inside look from the doctor who heads the covid unit from a local hospital. >> as cases continue to surge the question is are our hospitals ready. do have have enough beds? i talked to the head of the covid unit about what this surge means. how are they prepared to handle it. are they ready? >> thanks. a second stay at home order could be weeks away. it comes as cases continue to surge and covid-19 patients crowd into hospitals. the governor broke the state into five regions. icu bed capacity drops below 15% they will be under a new stay at home order. these are the regions. you can see northern california. greater sacramento. southern california. and here in the bay area . it could go through mid to late december. the rest could be just a day or two. what does it mean? businesses that have to shut down again. wineries. hair salons. playgrounds and zoos. no more dining. retail stores can remain open at 20% capacity. restaurants can do take out and delivery. and religi

you remove non-arizona residents and noncitizens, he has a margin of victory in arizona.corrections, that alone gives donald trump four more years in the white house. lou: the president in valdosta asked for a hero to step up here because there is very few people who have stood up whether it's in state legislatures, whether it's in law enforcement, whether it's the attorney general, senator ted cruz just stood up offering to argue the case for the president and for free and fair elections and against unlawful elections, fraudulent elections before the supreme court, your reaction to his author which seems propitious and extraordinarily valuable to the presidents interest. >> we salute the courage of senator cruz and you are right, he is doomed to stepped up, that means heroes in the state legislators need to step up and in the state of georgia we need signature matching, we need signature verification, this ludicrous decree that wiped away signature varick enter verification requirements that was entered into with the same law firm that brought us diffusion gps disaster,