[applause] welcome lieutenant governor-elect deidre henderson and david henderson. [applause] >> and governor-elect spencer cox. [applause] >> governor elect cox, governor elect to henderson, governor herbert, elected officials, residents of utah, on behalf of the inauguration committee and the utah national guard it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2021 state of utah inauguration ceremony. i am major general michael turley, adjunct general for utah and privilege to serve as your master of ceremonies. today the honorable spencer j cox will take the oath of office and become the 18th governor of the great state of utah. in addition deidre henderson will be sworn in as lieutenant governor and the other constitutional officers will re- swear their oath's as they continue in their positions of public service. [applause] to begin today ceremony the colors will be posted by a joint color guard of the utah national guard followed by a video presentation of the national anthem i combined banned from the governor elect three utah all matters and utah state university, sn

and gabe henderson and the henderson's children. oath is administered the lt. governor will give her address. followed by a video of muse by her son and the ambassadors. and they'll administer an oath to spencer cox. justice peterson. >> will you please raise your right hand? i, state your name. >> i david, having been elected to the office of treasurer. >> having been elected to the office of treasurer. >> do solemnly swear that i will support, obey and defend. >> that i will support, obey and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution of this state. >> and the constitution of this state. >> and that i will discharge the duties of my office. >> and i will discharge the duties of my office. >> with fidelity. >> with fidelity. >> congratulations. >> thank you, justice. [applaus [applause] >> will you raise your right hand? you've got it up. >> done it before. >> i, state your name. >> i, john dougle, having been elected to the office of auditor, do solemnly swea

and the henderson children. after the oath's are administered, the lieutenant governor henderson will provide her inaugural address followed by a basic video presentation by her son, jimmy henderson and the brigham young university young ambassadors. justice peterson will administer the oath, excuse me, he will then administer the oath to the governor. justice peterson. >> will you please raise your right hand. i having been elected to the office of treasurer do solemnly swear that i will support, obey and defend. >> that >> that i will obey, support and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state and that i will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity. congratulations. >> thank you. [applause] will you raise your right hand -- well, you've got it up. >> i've done it before. >> i, having been elected to the office of auditor, do solemnly swear that i will support, obey and defend the constitution of the united states and the constitution of this state, and that i will

colleagues, any questions for director henderson? >> i don't see any. >> president cohen: all right. let's continue moving forward. next item. >> commission reports. commission reports will be submitted to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calender any of the issues raised for future commission meetings. commission president report, commission's report, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration as future commission meetings, action. >> president cohen: all right. commissioners, we'll start with you. a few of you have been very busy. do you want to report out? >> all right, mr. hamasaki i see your name first. >> thank you. it's been a busy week. i don't know why she madam vice are grinning so broadly but myself, commissioner elias and commissioner brookter attended a preview presentation to center for policing equity which was very interesting how to refine the report. we're not aware of they have signed an m.o.u. to

the office to become 18th governor of the great state of utah and in addition lieutenant governor hendersonill be sworn in and the other officers will swear their oath as they continue in the position of public t p service. [applause] >> to begin today ceremony posted where the join colorguard by a video presentation of the national anthem to the governor elect utah state university, snow college and north stampede i scroll the pledge of allegiance's lead by mr. gregory. following that the catholic diocese of salt lake city will offer the invocation. >> please prepare for the presentation of the colors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ladies and gentlemen please join me to recite the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> [applause] >> please bow our heads in prayer. was sovereign god we humbly praise and thank you for blessing us with this beautiful day. we recognize your loving presence and in your creation the gifts of intelligence, creativity

and that is henderson and that's , where the men were. mr. philbrick: what is interesting is henderson island has since become a kind of a vortex for plastic, floating plastic. i think it has to do with why the essex guys ended up there. the current converged on this island and that's why those three whaleboat ended up there. the beach where they landed is just full of plastic garbage. this once virgin island, but it -- and it was virgin island -- not a virgin island, but it was absolutely pristine back when i was writing, had the great fortune to run across a scientific study of the ecology of henderson island. a group of scientists had lived there for a good amount of time. all sorts of photographs, hugely helpful to me. then to see know in the last two decades what has happened to that place is just heartbreaking. mike: i think we have time for just maybe one more. are there any other examples of whales attacking whaling ships? mr. philbrick: good question. yes, there are. the question is what was happening here. were the whales getting mo

it was henderson island. you cannot make this stuff up. just as on -- they are on the verge of death, they cite this island. there is no water. they cannot find any water. at low tide, bubbling from a rock that is usually submerged, is freshwater. this is positively biblical. they were safer now. they would realize that this was almost a metaphor for the human race on this planet. within a couple of days, they realized they are killing off all the wildlife they can sustain themselves. if they stayed for any amount of time, they would ultimately starve. they had to push on. it is then that three men, a couple of them from cape cod, one in englishman, realized this was an inground -- ingrown group of nantucketers. so they stayed. a very emotional parting. ultimately they would be rescued because the survivors would send a rescue ship there. it turns out that that rock from which water would bubble up, as the tide moved on, it would never again come above the tide line. they begin to die of the hydration. they would barely make it. it is a st

"did he stay on henderson island?" "oh, no, he was not one of those men." exactly what happened. he was the visitor, and of course, many visitors. 20 men, 20 cards, and people were looking for owen chase, charles pollard. those went fast. you could randomly get any of them. forgrounding that horrible journey, getting your mind around what that might have been like. and then these are real people, and the survivors came back and had lives at sea. mr. philbrick: actually, and we have artifacts from that, and some of the great artifacts are the houses in which these people lived, were living in a museum, in many ways. orange street, and the owen chase house is still there. the house that thomas nickerson was in, then a guest house. nantucketers no longer fish for whales. they do for tourists. and then north water street has this part of the harbor house complex. there is the pollard house there on center street. it is just amazing. you can go to the cemetery. owen chase's grave is there. i had a remarkable opportunity to take two of owen chase's descendants, a sister and brother, to

our speakers today will include governor cox, lieutenant governor henderson, dr. angela dunn, and at the director of the governor's office for economic development. governor cox? gov. cox: thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another briefing on our covid-19 fight. when i became governor, i made some commitments to you, some things that would be done a little bit differently. one of those is we would start on time because your time is very valuable, and we are doing the very best we can and i appreciate our team who works so hard to make sure we can start on time. the other thing is we would be focused on the fundamentals, and increasing testing, vaccine distribution. dr. dunn is going to give an update on testing, strides we have made over the past week that we are very excited about and proud of. you have likely seen the numbers today that show we are increasing testing and our positivity rate is going down. the spread of the virus is going down, and contact tracing and vaccine distribution. last week, i stood here and told you we would significan

ash-lee woodard henderson is an organizer for that movement of black lives in the front line.welcome back to democracy now! if you can start off by responding to these racial equity agenda that president biden has put forth in the midst of this investigation into the worst white supremacist violence at the capitol now? >> absolutely. thank you for welcoming me back most of good to see you all. i think as my sister said, this is a step forward, a progressive step ande are grateful. but i want to start before the executive order to talk a little about how we got here. although joe biden is using his executive power to make this next shift, to take the step toward racial equity, he is not just doing it because he is a good person. he is doing it because everyday people like many of the folks watching this show got -- making demands for generations around racial equity since even being in the position of president of the united states is due to the fact that those of us who are part of the largest social movement in u.s. history not only put our feet to the payment, but also put o

with me nia-malika henderson and sandy haberman. he believes you can have a senate trial and convict the president even after he has left office, donald trump now a private citizen in florida. let's listen to other republicans who happen to be up for re-election in two years who says, we wish this would go away. >> i think this trial is stupid. it's counterproductive. we already have a flaming fire in this country and it's like throwing gasoline on a fire. >> do you believe president trump committed a criminal offense? >> i think the question is moot. donald trump is no longer a president, he's a former president. >> it looks pretty improbable right now, but you do have this time, and we'll see. the managers get to make their case. >> they get to make their case, but it is so hard to get to 17. it's hard to get to seven when you look at all the republicans who might be open to convicting this president and saying that he can't run for office, even when you sort of throw in people who are retiring, maybe they would be open to that, b

, trained by nicky henderson, he's hailed as one of the best young jumpers this century and is now firmin march. 30,000 tennis fans will be allowed to attend next month's australian open every day. the figure will reduced to 25,000 in the second week. that's about 50% capacity. it's been a good day for england's james vince in australia. an unbeaten 98 helped sydney sixers reach the big bash league final. the holders beat perth scorchers by 9 wickets. england's cricketers are in chennai ahead of the first test against india that starts on friday. ben stokes and jofra archer have trained today after being rested for the recent series in sri lanka. with most of the players in quarantine until tuesday, freshening up the squad has become more important. the ecb have been a really forward thinking, ifeel, for us as the ecb have been a really forward thinking, i feel, for us as an england group to rotate players in and out of this series and i'm sure times there are frustrations because you want to see the best players on show all the time, but it is just not possible with the amount of crick

[applause] >> idg henderson having been elected to the office of lieutenant governor do solemnly swear i will support , obey and defend. the constitution of theunited states . and the constitution of this state . that i will discharge the duties of my office with fidelity. congratulations. [applause] >> governor cox, governor herbert, legislators, justices, friends and fellow utahans. just over 400 years ago my 11th great-grandfather william bradford fled religious persecution and joined a small group ofpeople who set out looking for new opportunities, new freedoms and a new home . they sailed through stormy seas battered by winds and cramped and tight living quarters until the mayflower. . william bradford became the second governor of plymouth colony. after a life of service and devotion he wrote in the history of plymouth plantation all honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties that must be overcome with answerable coverage . more than 150 years ago, another group of people fled religious persecution crossed with sweat plans battered by elements wounded in spirit. al

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colleagues, any questions for director henderson?see any. >> president cohen: all right. let's continue moving forward. next item. >> commission reports. commission reports will be submitted to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calender any of the issues raised for future commission meetings. commission president report, commission's report, commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration as future commission meetings, action. >> president cohen: all right. commissioners, we'll start with you. a few of you have been very busy. do you want to report out? >> all right, mr. hamasaki i see your name first. >> thank you. it's been a busy week. i don't know why she madam vice are grinning so broadly but myself, commissioner elias and commissioner brookter attended a preview presentation to center for policing equity which was very interesting how to refine the report. we're not aware of they have signed an m.o.u. to the departme

colleagues, any questions for director henderson? director henderson, i notice that oftentimes your report come to us the day of the commission meeting. is there a way that we can get them before -- the friday before, so we can make the agenda public so the public has an opportunity to review your report? >> i'm happy to if possible. if the lack of connectivity is from my end, i will fix that and make it sooner, but i don't think it is, but i don't want to answer until i looked into it. >> president cohen: i appreciate that. >> but if it's possible, i will do what i can to get the reports earlier, but i don't think that it's me -- it's not d.p.a. that determines when those reports get out. >> president cohen: thank you. i was unaware of that. well, seeing that there are no other questions for you, thank you for your presentation and your time. sergeant youngblood, let's continue with the agenda. please call the next. >> clerk: next line item is 2-c, youth commission report, presentation of the omnibus budget priorities. >> president

written by actor turned writer sophie henderson, baby done serves up an uneven mix of bawdy, feisty comedyity that raises a few chuckles, but doesn't quite hit the mark. and there's nothing here, for example, to match the incisive wit and piercing insight of saint frances, which was one of my favourite films of last year. should we get married? no. you nearly got me then, that was good. that said, rose matafeo is an irresistible presence in the central role, and she pretty much manages to keep things on track, even when director curtis vowell�*s flawed film fails to find its feet. it's on digital platforms now. i'll leave you with news of quo vadis, aida?, the bosnia and herzegovina submission for this year's best international feature oscar. set during the srebrenica massacre of 1995, during which over 8000 muslim men and boys were killed by bosnian—serb forces under the command of war criminal ratko mladic, the film centres onjasna djuricic�*s titular translator, struggling to save her family during an unfolding atrocity to which the world turns a blind eye. it sounds unwatchably tough,

. >> with us to share their reporting an insights, nia-malika henderson and amy walter. between the lines he would prefer that this not be happening. he combined on unity, wants to get started on big things, he's going to need republican votes and it seems like he is not willing to stand up to the base of his party right now probably because there are more fights to come down the road and say please don't do this. is that right? >> i think that's right. i mean, this is classic biden. he essentially is telling the base of the democratic party, listen, if this was six months ago and, you know, there were -- this had happened and there was a long time to get him out of office, to have a trial, sure, but now given that there is such a slim amount of time and likely any impeachment process would bleed into the first weeks or maybe even months of his presidency so that is not the way he wants to begin his presidency and in some ways it is an echo of what a debate that barack obama was having with his base when he ascended to the white house, they wanted him to look at what was

their lead was eroded by penalties but refreshed with a try from cameron henderson.ate score, but it wasn't enough and they left welford road with a losing bonus point. england's cricketers have arrived in sri lanka for their two—test tour. a charter flight landed in the south of the island, where all members of the party and their belongings were sprayed with disinfectant, before everyone underwent a rapid covid—19 test. their next stop is a bio—secure bubble, where they'll prepare for the matches, the first test starts on the 14th. england abandoned a tour of sri lanka in march on the second day of a practice match, as the pandemic spread. and england's next opponents are currently touring south africa. sri lanka had a tough start on the opening day of their 2nd test injohannesburg as they were bowled out for just 157, anrich nortje taking six wickets for 56 runs. kusal perera top scored for the tourists with 60. south africa finished the day on 148 for 1 with dean elgar not out on 92. they trail byjust 9 runs. england's limited overs players have been in big bash

earlier this week, the government held talks with footballers including liverpool captain jordan henderson with new laws set to be introduced to stop online abuse. racism is a societal issue where football is seen as a key battleground. those committed to the fight vow to continue to take a stand as well as a knee. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. let's get to today's premier league fixtures — mo salah put west ham to the sword, two brilliant goals from him as liverpool won 3—1. the champions are up to third, jumping above leicester after they lost 3—1 at home to leeds united. adam wild was watching both games. lurking just behind the leaders is leicester city. their game against leeds united billed as two of the premier league's top entertainers. it took a little over 12 minutes to see just why. the surging run and then the finish from lester's harvey barnes. it was a lead that lasted mere moments. leeds with a excellent team goal of their own. stuart dallas levelling the scores. narrow offside decisions ruled out goes for both sides the break. but leeds did eventually find a way through again,

liverpool levelled through mo salah's second of the game which went through the legs of united's dean hendersonnd half there — these the live pictures, from the game, which is over on bbc one, if you fancy catching the rest of the 90 mins after sportsday of course! a tammy abraham hat—trick gave chelsea a 3—1win over luton at a snowy stamford bridge. the victory eases some of the pressure on frank lampard and his side who've lost five of their last eight premier league games including defeat to leicester on tuesday. craig templeton reports. the fa cup is a competition that provide many things. frank lampard might have been wishing it would provide distraction. but in truth, prior to the game there may distraction it was the difficult conditions. but the sky cleared up and with the pits cleaned up, it wasn't long before chelsea were clean through. werner unselfishly to abraham, simple, right? well, not exactly, is replaced so they were effects to balls on the pitch the build—up. putin farfrom happy. effects to balls on the pitch the build—up. putinfarfrom happy. in their mood was not improved wh

keller will be the goalkeeper but for bingo and miller and the defence, henderson, jones and midfieldve much of the fa cup pedigree in his career, he had been played much of the competition. —— mo sala. he normally rest for this game but he is playing tonight against aston villa who has some very young kids. look out for bogart, a nephew of winston bogart, the former chelsea player in the past. also hated lindsay who was let go by man city. he is only a young teenager. he gets to play against the premier league champions. on paper liverpool should win this one easily. but this is the magic of the fa coat corporate net —— fa cup. you never know who is going to win on any given night. thank you. the decision to keep the football season going despite increasing coronavirus outbreaks at clubs. it's forcing some in the game to speak out. today the newcastle manager steve bruce — who's had to deal with a covid outbreak at his club this season — has questioned whether it's morally right to keep playing: the one thing we have never been able to have to deal with is what we are dealing with no

colleagues, any questions for director henderson? director henderson, i notice that oftentimes your report come to us the day of the commission meeting. is there a way that we can get them before -- the friday before, so we can make the agenda public so the public has an opportunity to review your report? >> i'm happy to if possible. if the lack of connectivity is from my end, i will fix that and make it sooner, but i don't think it is, but i don't want to answer until i looked into it. >> president cohen: i appreciate that. >> but if it's possible, i will do what i can to get the reports earlier, but i don't think that it's me -- it's not d.p.a. that determines when those reports get out. >> president cohen: thank you. i was unaware of that. well, seeing that there are no other questions for you, thank you for your presentation and your time. sergeant youngblood, let's continue with the agenda. please call the next. >> clerk: next line item is 2-c, youth commission report, presentation of the omnibus budget priorities. >> president

. >> reporter: paul henderson spent five years working for sentence a schedule attorney kamala harrisom the virus to political upheaval. he says the job she is taking on tomorrow is as large as the challenges facing the country. >> all of this is taking place at the same time. and, almost overshadows the process of celebration, for the inauguration. which will be unique, in and of itself. that is where we are heading. >> reporter: in these dire circumstances may be an opportunity for a uniquely successful vice president. >> with the pandemic, and the riots, and dealing with people of color being shot by cops, i think it is a good time to have a woman of color in office. that will bring people together wounds, or bring the country back, optimism for the future, you see that a lot in the way that is smiling abusive in her public appearances these days. i think that is a inloa ofwhve >> reporter: the job the script and of vice president has always been vague, but joe biden has talked about making harris his full partner. what that looks like will begin unfolding in a matter of hours, now

bring in jackie kusinich and nia-malika henderson.esident trump, quote, touched the hot stove unlikely touch it again. i'm shocked that anyone thinks that president trump has learned his lesson by touching a hot stove. >> he doesn't feel pain like normal people that, have that consequence of getting burned. apparently he wears asbestos mittens, i don't know. anyone paying attention the last four years knows that because the president is almost never held accountable, he blows through any consequences there are. the election is the first time that really he has had something happen that cannot change, even though he has tried. he pushed the boundaries of trying to change it on every level he possibly could. that did not change, which is perhaps why january 6th happened. it was the last thing he could try in order to stay in power. but, no, i don't think the hot stove is really something that applies to trump. >> nia-malika, i asked senator pat toomey yesterday on "state of the union" whether republicans should have done more earlier in

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of clinton, tennessee, elizabeth, one of the nine of little rock, arkansas, and so many more in hendersonnity for all of us. co-chairman roy wilkins. >> we are here because the rulers of the darkness of this world, the darkness of ignorance, arrogance, prejudice, and hatred have permitted to rise up and ravage the peace of our nation, to include them and claim the wicked and to be proud of the righteous. friends, we have gathered here today because certain principalities of government in our own land, certain powers in the ascendancy in many communities have not only turn their faces from us but have attacked us with the weapons of wickedness. with slander, with economic oppression, with tailor mrks made laws, with guns, and with violence. we have been given not bread but a stone. not peace but a sword. virginia and texas and many states in between have set up laws against the naacp to put it out of business. they would prevent us from going to court, and they would prevent colored people from lobbying against laws in the state legislature. my friends, these laws deny basic freedoms and d

we have nia malika henderson and ron brownstein. thank you very much. nia malika henderson. this idea of an autopsy by the republican party. i don't get it. i mean, the u.s. capitol is invaded by crazed trumpers, today, and you still vote to accept an objection that has no merit, no basis, and is exactly what fomented what happened today. how is there any proof of, you know, getting religion on the wrongs? >> yeah. you know, it's unclear how this party moves forward, if it moves forward. if it even wants to move forward, without trump. because you still have those folks in the party, who are still devoted to him. we saw that, obviously, play out, mostly in the house, a bit in the senate. particularly, for those ambitious folks, like josh hawley and ted cruz, who think, somehow, they are going to run for president in 2024. stave off a primary challenge, go -- going forward. i think, rick scott, also, was -- was in that group as well. and he, of course, is also an ambitious person who might want to run for president. you know, the republican party saw this coming. they wanted

. >> lynn henderson says of this will affect many americans visiting mexico which has been an appealing destination because of the lack of restrictions and short flight. this couple from redding just returned from mexico. >> they are doing free covid tests for the people that stay at the resort. >> i didn't want to find out what it was like. >> i think it is a good idea. i think it is safe especially right now when it isrld. >> president joe biden is expected to announce possibly as early as tomorrow a ban on most non-us citizens entering the country who have recently been in south africa. the country is dealing with a new potentially more deadly variant of covid. the president is also expected to reimpose an entry ban on nearly all non-us travelers who have been in brazil the night you the united kingdom, ireland and 26 countries in europe.>>> what plans to be a three week long vacation to columbia turned into a nightmare first one sacramento father. the country sealed its borders when the pandemic had. his return ticket was useless. within weeks he maxed out his credit cards. the u.s.

nia-malika henderson, let's talk about the covid relief deal. president biden would not say if he would use reconciliation to get it passed. to explain for our viewers that's a process by which you only need 51 votes as opposed to 60-vote threshold is normally how you do it. there's a way to weasle your way around it. he's making no promises. one of his key campaign selling points is that he would be able to work together with republicans. >> and this will be a big test. of course, there were conversations this past weekend with some republicans who you would think would be on board with this. people like susan collins, mitt romney. their concerns are about the size of the package. they sent $900 billion. not all of that money has been dispersed. asking republicans to get on board for this $1.9 trillion package, at this point, is a heavy lift. they're expressing concerns about that. but you do also have democrats who went through the obama years, including biden, and saw how long it took to negotiate obamacare, with obama trying to get republica

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the northbound 1, 1, at henderson in menlo park. give yourself some more time because you're going to confront with a lot of slickness out there this morning back to the headlines saints >>all right so we have some video to share with you of the bay area dealing with the rain yes, but up in the santa cruz mountains are dealing with. the snow look at that coming down tires getting snowed this highway 35 just before highway 9 it was. >>shut down a rare sight for that area or hires the rest of the video we have for you is a course of the rain. we've got better from cal fire actually this one also showing snow but this one higher in the elevations of the santa cruz mountains overnight. >>this video shows the conditions along empire grade road right up near the saratoga summit and once you got that high yeah it was coming down as snow and rubble, then there's the rain let's go to south bay down for across parts of san jose can see the sheets their wet roadways to be careful if you're driving around there this morning it's going to be dic

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