a benediction.ediction is from latin. it is two words put together. one meaning bene, which is good. and diction, meaning to speak. benediction is a good word. what i want to send out with is a good word. hopefully it is a word you can use this week and beyond. the word i want to send you off with is balance. balance. we hear today so much about diversity. we talk about diversity in thought, diversity of race, diversity of lifestyle, diversity of politics, diversity of everything. is it any wonder why with this emphasis on diversity we don't have unity? judgesient book of speaks of diversity in the judge where everyone said -- everyone did what was right in their own eyes. that is the ultimate of diversity. the results were not pretty. the balance is somewhere between unity and diversity. it is not one that could easily be resolved. socrateshilosopher had this problem. he thought it was in the best interest of the constitutional state to have everyone united. aristotle was the opposite way. he felt

gilchrest: and now our benediction will begin. be given by pastor jason austin from one empowerment church in granville in the state of michigan. everyone please rise for the benediction. >> keep us safe from the harms and the dangers that covid has brought across our world and our nation. give the doctors wisdom in how to facilitate whatever medicine and vaccines shall come forth. god, we thank you for all of your glory that you have given us. we give you honor. in your name we pray. n jesus' name, amen. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you. everyone may be seat. the chair will now entertain a motion to jdjourn. -- to adjourn. >> i move that the -- that this meeting of the electoral college adjourn. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you. >> i would second the motion to adjourn. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you. there has been a motion to adjourn and a second. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. this meeting of the 2020 electoral college is adjourned. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [capt

benedict's, the mystery of mrs. christie is told in chapters.famous mystery writer of all time. the other mystery is what happened over the course of the disappearance, told through the perspective of her unfaithful husband, former pilot. >> her husband, they married during world war i, when ago that was serving in the war, rare for girls of her class, she's a nurse and worked in a pharmacy which is where she gathered her knowledge and she put to use later. when he emerged from the war, in many ways he was a very different person than he started out. >> benedict believes archie may have suffered from ptsd. whatever the circumstances, the strain developed in the marriage came to a head in 1926. christie was gone and no one knew where. thousands volunteered for a search, lakes were dragged. headlines were splashed across newspapers worldwide. >> you think this window and drama that played out helped launch her onto the next level? >> right. when she disappeared, she wasn't the agatha christie we think of today. she was well established but not wel

benedict bruiser is selling christmas trees with a difference to make a difference well the idea of the regions of christmas trees is that we develop a system where we only cut the top off the tree and then have the natural succession off the tree and that will again build a new branch of the so hopefully so it's a regenerative tree that never is being killed but it always regrowth. in january birds of peas people if they bring back the bits they've had over christmas. those bits are cut up and mixed into soil becoming nutrients in the tree plantation. underneath the cover brazil plants potatoes. or wild strawberries. and in the middle blackberries. and all around them the regenerating christmas trees. which have a special meaning for birds or. through through all the technological advancements and the digital world we have lost many of those just natural ways of coming together and communicating and celebrating life and you know being aware of what life actually means and for me a tradition is a christmas tree at christmas where you come together as a family and you just enjoy being to

with the faithful awaiting his benediction. a year of coronaviruses left its ravages and the square is empty the pontiff himself banished from his balcony to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience than usual to avoid drawing crowds francis intertwined the virus with his eternal theme of social justice. today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic several lights of hope are appearing such as the discoveries of vaccine and at least light to bring hope to the world they must be accessible to all. and he called for divine help in ending war around the world for the sake of the children. faces touch the consciences of all men and women of goodwill. so that the causes of conflicts can be addressed and. courageous efforts can be made to build a future of peace. if the pontiff blessing was the same as it has been for centuries but this she says she. disapproves the money and send. it to the city and the world. well in her annual address britain's queen elizabeth paid tribute to the many volunte

peter's square with the faithful, awaiting his benediction.ne year that coronavirus has left its ravages, and the square is empty. the pontiff is banished from his balcony, to give his blessing inside the vatican to a smaller audience as usual to avoid drawing crowds. he intertwined it with his social justice theme. >> today in this time of darkness and uncertainty due to the pandemic, lights of hope are appearing, such as the discovery of vaccines, the lights to bring hope to the world, and it should be accessible to all. correspondent: he cold for divine help in ending war around world for the sake of the children. >> made their faces touch the consciousness of all men and women of good will. so that the causes of conflicts can be addressed and courageous efforts can be made to build a future of peace. correspondent: the pontiff's blessing was the same as it has been for centuries. >> amen. correspondent: for the city in the world. dust and the world. -- and the world. >> meanwhile, a message for hope in his annual christmas day address, hig

benedict bruiser is selling christmas trees with a difference to make a difference well the idea of the regions of christmas trees is that we develop a system where we only cut the top off the tree and then we have the natural succession of the tree and that will again build a new branch hopefully so it's a regenerative tree that never is being killed but it always regrowth. in january birds of peas people if they bring back the bits they've had over christmas. those bits are cut up and mixed into soil becoming nutrients in the tree plantation. underneath the cover brazil plants potatoes or wild strawberries. and in the middle blackberries. and all around them the regenerating christmas trees. which have a special meaning for birds or. through through all the technological advancements and the digital world we have lost many of those just natural ways of coming together and communicating and celebrating life and you know being aware of what life actually means and for me tradition is the christmas tree at christmas where you come together as a family and you just enjoy being together an

benedict bruiser is selling christmas trees with a difference to make a difference well the idea of the regions of christmas trees is that we develop a system where we only cut the top off the tree and then have the natural succession off the tree and that will again build a new branch so to say hopefully so it's a regenerative tree that never is being killed but it always regrowth in january birds of peas people if they bring back the bits they've had over christmas. those bits are cut up and mixed into soil becoming nutrients in the tree plantation. underneath the cover brazil plants potatoes or wild strawberries. and in the middle blackberries. and all around them the regenerating christmas trees. which have a special meaning for birds or. through through all the technological advancements and the digital world we have lost many of those just natural ways of coming together and communicating and celebrating life and you know being aware of what life actually means and for me tradition is the christmas tree at christmas where you come together as a family and you just enjoy being toge

benedict, stay safe in london. thank you once again. thank you.oe biden has chosen the first-ever black person to be u.s. defense secretary. tired army general lloyd austin has a stellar record of military service and advised biden on national security issues during this transition of power. the president's next choice has to be confirmed by congress. biden has also revealed the names of his health team, his first task will be fighting the covid pandemic. >> today, i am announcing in consultation with dr. tony fauci, we have developed the first three objectives of the new initiatives that i am asking this team to complete once i am sworn in. in our first 100 days in office. my first 100 days will end the covid-19 virus -- i can't promise that. but, but, we did not get into this mess quickly. we are not going to get out of it quickly. it is going to take some time. but i am absolutely convinced that it 100 days we can change the course of the disease and change life in america for the better. marco: joe biden, president-elect, spelling it out. in 1

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special correspondent benedict moran and video journalist jorgen samso report on the new cold war fromavut, canada. this segment is part of our ongoing series, "peril and promise: the challenge of c climange." >> reporter: this is rankin inlet, in the northwest of hudson bay, high up in the canadia.n arct temperatures are frigid, well below -40 degrees fahrenheit.t, nside this tent, canadian military diver anmolpreet grewal is getting ready to go swimming. >> when he goes in, hold it like that the whole dive.re >> reporter: tre dive teams from all over-- france, canada, belgium, finland, and the united states. >> diving! >> reporter: above the ice, the crew watches a remote feed of bottom.swimming down to the above them is four and a half feet of i. prioe,r to the deaman anmolpreet grewal explained the mission. >> getting used to the temperature, getting used a different environment, being in able to come to the surface at free willwhere there's only one entry and exit point, and just working on overall proficiency. >> reporter: for many here, this is their first time in the arctic. bu

leading us libertarian party campaign that was benedict believes that joe budden needs to readjust his rhetoric to me that sounds like he's still in campaign mode he needs to be in presidential mode i can imagine donald trump is hard to work with but we need an adult in the room and we need for president elect biden to prepare to lead our country and to work towards peace with other nations not trying to score more political points at the expense of poor foreign relations a lot of us here in america and russia we grew up thinking you nuclear war was inevitable we thought not only would it happen but both sides would lose and probably the whole world would suffer and many people would die we should be thanking god every day that there never was a nuclear war worldwide and instead of trying to rekindle the cold war and create animosity between sides we should be trying to work together so i don't know for sure what president elect biden has in mind he could be stuck in the cold war mentality and needs to be pulled out of that that's what i hope some of his newer advisors will do if he ha

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was benedict's father libertarian boost of peace event for joining us so much on to you today good to have in the program. ok moving on now president trumps being asked by conservatives through veto the much for the over $900000000000.00 cobra relief bill because as well as a few $100.00 to help struggling americans there's a whole load of other spending plans thrown in which have nothing to do with the pandemic. spin taking a closer look at what the cash is actually being mocked for holloa the warring sides in congress have finally set aside some of their differences and agreed to dish out $900000000000.00 in covert 19 relief for families and businesses but the $600.00 stimulus checks which are half of what people got back in april have left many underwhelmed runtime he meant $600.00. this is a joke and jobless no health insurance this isn't going to cut it congress listening some senators even took offense at people questioning their life saving bill oh it's real help. it's a trillion dollars for god's sakes what is that $1000000.00 and. there is no money fairy we don't have this mo

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guy: benedict, have a great weekend, thank you for your time this afternoon.n stocks fading into the close, a bit of a downdraft on the option. these are the final numbers of a negative session. a more realistic session, some would argue, as we focus on lockdown's in europe. more coverage of that at the top of the hour, john and i will be walking you through that on digital radio. this is bloomberg. alyx: this is "bloomberg markets the european close." at 3 p.m. in new york, 8 p.m. in london, the greylock partner. this is bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. americans may start getting vaccinated for the coronavirus as soon as monday, according to alex azar, who tells abc news that they have been authorized to use the vaccine from pfizer and beyond tech. london beefing up covid rules and launching more testing. the mayor is trying to avoid having the city placed under tough virus restrictions. they had the highest rate of cases in england, putting the capital on course to hit tier three, closing all indoor entertainment venues. authoriti

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. >> i'm going to ask catherineane benediction for today. >> in terms of concern, the panel and the discussion focused on the domestic issues and the fact that we are at this amazing point where several countries many of them high income are rolling out the vaccines at this moment and i do hope we can align our domestic and international engagement and find a way to better support some of the international work around the vaccine in terms of opportunities and here we are in the major rollout and it is an opportunity to kind of reset or reignite the conversation around immunization from the communities, state and federal level and perhaps not only to stimulate confidence around the covid-19 vaccine but the immunization project more generally. >> much of the conversation today has to do with people's attitudes and their orientation and their thoughts and the next challenge has to do with behaviors and driving that into actually getting vaccinated and we haven't had a chance to touch on that. there is logistics involved but there's also inertia. there are a number of challenges so that's one thin

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now they're basically calling him a benedict arnold. how much can you stuff the toothpaste back in the tube? is it possible if the establishment of the conservative party, of the republicans gets back in line with some sense of normalcy that the electorate will fall in line as well? >> you know, let's a good question. i think we'll have a lull. i do think there'll be some trump in mar-a-lago is not the same as trump in the white house. other people will come forward, the intimidation factor will decrease. but i wish i was more confident there was a repudiation of trump. the new york post, the editorial page speaks for a lot of popular conservatives. no rethinking of the fact they endorsed trump for the re-election, no thinking of their defense during the impeachment and their defense of his lies and mismanagement of the pandemic and promotion of quacks -- i don't think we're out of the woods by any means. >> when i say fall back in line i mean accept basic fundamental facts like this is up and this is down. susan, joe biden's coming in

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. >> yeah, it's benedict cumberbatch >> jimmy: that is -- yes [ bell rings ] thank you.ngs ] sorry. oh gosh, this one's a tough one. um, um - [ buzzer ] let me see if i can get it because -- >> yeah, i just want to see if i can get it yeah, yeah >> jimmy: yeah, ready, he goes - yeah, um, could we -- could we not -- maybe could we not do this yeah >> it's not like pesci you do a different thing for pesci. you do like -- >> jimmy: no, no, and i'm the dad, and i'm a dad -- and i actually asked you nicely to not go swimming in the lake. >> jason bateman [ bell rings ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, here we go this is the last round it's the last rhino as we call it here. >> okay. we're going to see how many we can get together we're going to take turns doing impressions, and guessing going back and forth all right? ready? >> okay. >> jimmy: uh, you are up first on your mark, 60 seconds, get set, go. >> [ gargling >> jimmy: oh, chewbacca. [ bell rings ] >> okay. >> jimmy: oh um, um, um, oh. >> shaloma >> jimmy: no >> singer, prince, prince. >> jimmy: green hair, black hair

already a part of the electorate usually does not vote what we're seeing knowing that even in the year benedict rate not everybody can want that and we have all of those your reporter say they are also people who decided not to wharton and who will boycott. color of that election and therefore all going to not a minority of vote even in call for the selection so we get silly keyed we'd be very badly indeed if we have a situation and say a week or so when all the votes are counted if the election is deemed to have been broadly free and fair if we have micio posey standing by what he's said in the past 3 or 4 hours today which is he's kind of siding with the rebels and he's saying the election shouldn't be run if he stays in that same political space that the rebels would aspire to occupy and mr tatar the president is reelected nothing changes then surely unless you think the change is that coalescing of the rebel movement around mr was using. well i'm not really in that situation the political situation you'll neglecting of me or position party that are not. on the line we. and the main challeng

benedict cumberbatch >> seth: very good >> didn't hear back. >> didn't hear back. >> didn't hear backy we wanted it to be someone british because we wanted it to be similar to the way that it was on record. >> seth: sure and you didn't want to hurt my feelings because you never called [ laughter ] >> well, that was -- we were saying that. we're like, "should we just have gotten seth to do this?" >> seth: so alright, give them the big news 'cause i feel like you hit a home run >> so in the end, the person who won the part was robert pattinson >> seth: i mean, congratulations, you guys. >> he has so much game >> congratulations to robert pattinson really. >> seth: yeah, that's true but robert pattinson, and let me just say this, one of my favorite guests on this show someone that i -- you know, early in his career, i maybe underestimated, as thinking he was, you know, sexy vampire. makes as cool a choices as any actor working today, and this -- >> oh, he's the best >> seth: is maybe the coolest one he has ever made >> he's the best he's like -- we -- we love him he really did us a solid

. >> reporter: he gave the benediction at president obama's inauguration. >> when yellow would be yellowwhat is right. say amen. >> amen. >> reporter: he was the first black american to captain the united states olympic team, his triump triumphent win in the decathalon is still talked about to this day. rock and roll certainly wasn't immune to racism. ♪ >> when i came on the scene, blacks and whites were segregated. >> reporter: little richard couldn't always stay or eat where the white performers did, but his fans were of all colors. ♪ >> the best new artist is... >> reporter: his energy was boundless, and so was his humor. >> me! [applause and cheering] >> i have never received nothing. you all never gave me no grammys, and i've been singing for years. >> what are you afraid of? >> reporter: the black americans that we celebrate, like jackie robinson, thurgood marshall, james brown, surely would have been proud of chadwick boseman. >> that's the reason why you act, you want to be able to actually identify with the characters that you play and explore humanity. >> reporter: gender equal