hope hicks, come up here, hope hicks. the great hope hicks. boy, we've got them all.ome here, sarah. how good is sarah? huh? look at sarah. come up here, sarah. look at sarah. she did pretty well-being with trump, right? >> thank you, mr. president. [ cheering and applause ] >> how good does that sound, president trump? [ cheering and applause ] >> he's had an amazing four years. as a mom of three young kids there's nobody i trust more to build their future and protect our great country than president trump. we need everybody here to make sure they get out because this is the most important election we've ever had. everything is on the line and the only person strong enough, tough enough, and willing to fight for it is president donald trump. i'm so proud to be here. thank you so much, mr. president. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you, sarah. >> four more years! four more years! >> i don't know. she could be a governor of arkansas one day. i don't know. is that -- where's hope? come here, hope. do you know hope? hope hicks. come here, hope. come up here. th

and that george hicks, peter hildebrand and richard taylor's detachment had not yet crossed. no change could or would be made from completing the journey by land. that it was evident these alarming tales about the roads to missouri were in great measure magnified for effect. but however true the scarcity and high prices for supplies immediately on the road might prove to be, that supplies should be procured, cost what they would, if they were to be had at all within reach of the route of their travel. preparations were then directed to be made for taking up the line of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. and i might add that while the cherokees were in charge of their own removal, there was never any complaint of lack of food on the way. and ross goes on to say the descending boats could not be prevailed upon me to -- upon to stop and take me on board. after thus being detained two or three days i determined not to wait any longer for passage by water. and i procured the loan of a horse and rode down in two days to the boat accompanied by my brother. and the n

and lucretia mott was a hick site quaker named after their leader. and they believed that the leadership of the society of friends had become complacent on the issue of slavery. they had done away with their ownership of slaves long before, and they viewed that as enough, right, to have removed themselves from direct contact. but hicks and lucretia mott believed that you had to sever all ties to slavery and for wealthy merchants in philadelphia, that was requesting quite a lot. they all had economic ties to the south. they all dealt in cotton. and even james mott, he struggled for a while to find a profession, to find a career that would support his family and eventually he succeeds, but it's as a cotton merchant. lucretia mott puts a lot of pressure on him, actually, to give up that business and eventually he became a wool merchant by 1830. so i think that was a radicalizing decades for her and she would speak on women's issues and antislavery issues in that -- when she became a minister and that was the formative period for her. but i think in the

>> look i don't want to reveal private discussions but i do know the hicks, i respect them, they're ane other media deals. everybody is trying to say they're doing trump tv i don't know if that's true or not. you should ask them. first of all, i think newsmax, we know our valuation is higher than $200 million so i don't know where that number came from you know, sometimes through the years we have had a lot of people approach us, joe, to buy newsmax, invest in newsmax, these are oftentimes very informal discussions they're not formal, and i think, again, you know, the hicks family, very respected, but we had no -- friends with him a long time. the hicks family have been friends with him a long time i think they're reading into it a little too much. >> okay. and we talked about the conservative outlets, there's something called parler, and i think this was a fake parler post that said tucker carlson was headed over to newsmax, i don't know, maybe -- i don't know what the implication was for why he would do that i would think you would need that 200 million from tom hicks to get tucker

dave young put it up and elijah hicks picked it off.e returned it across midfield and you know what? cal cashed in. justin garber did jake, cal led 27-24. only six minutes left and it is a punt block! special teams just blew up in their faces! 4 1/2 minutes to play and the beavers cashed in. they let 31-27. the bears drove down to the 10, one minute left, garber passed and batted up and it is picked off by the beavers defense and that, my friends is how the game unfolded. cal now lost at 3127 game and drop to 0-2. the big game against stanford is coming up on friday. >>> look at demonstrative mario cristobal, the oregon got docs hosted ucla. balls in the air, jordan came down with it and it is a pick six. it is a house call! and because of that, the 11th ranked ducks read 24-21. third quarter, up 31-28, tyler shuck wide open to hunter kampmoyer. we are done, oregon won the game, 38-35, the ducks are 3-0. >>> seven players on the covid list today and among men, jonathan abrams, maliek collins, jonathan haywood and arlen king, all defensi

goes for this newly engaged missouri couple everything was going well for april hendrickson matthew hicks until they found the one thing they do not have in common. >>republicans she's like. >>but really like you were not a pretty thing in the yard i would have to continue to buy time signs and chants legs and she would get rid of them. >>you see they're still talking to one another they still love each other. they made a compromise they said ground rules for their political arguments they say if political conversations get to he did they call timeout and revisit the conversation later that's the way to do it they also talk with april's mother who is a counselor and they agreed not to comment on one other social media posts when it pertains to politics. they also say it's best to remember the person you're with loves you very good advice there in a nice that people should do that whether they're engaged in a married in a right just talk. family everything all right not our 4 zone forecast and lawrence is standing by all right guys, hey, yeah we've got big change. >>in the weather coming o

they put it up, elijah hicks picks it off and returns across the midfield.hey handle business, chase garbers goes to the tight end for a touchdown and a three- point lead. you can have breakdowns on special teams, no, it's a pun block. beavers ball inside the 15. three times through the play later, oregon takes the lead of 31-27. the bears drove it to the ten with one minute left. a garbage pass batted up and picked off by john, that is it. oregon state held the game 31-'s 27. cal is still winless, head and into the big game the day after things giving. and utah football finally got on the field after canceled games, hosting usc, in near freezing conditions. they shot it out in the second half. they won the game 30 3-17, the 20th rent trojans are no 3-0 for the season. but that's enough for college ball tonight, the next segment is coming. and we've got the late warriors news. and look out, here come the ♪grocery outlet jingle do you have cheese? of course. more cheese for less chedar do you have kale? absolutly. more kale for less cabbage in our produce sec

bridget hicks, planning department staff. i'm here today to share a informational presentation on how this ordinance will affect our work here at the planning department. the initiative ordinance calls on the city to coordinate and streamline permit processing amongst all permittingtion as. as you heard mentioned earlier, it has -- permitting agencies. as you heard mentioned earlier, it has affected all of us. we're currently working with the department of building inspection, the mayor's office of economic and workforce development, the small business commission, department of public health, small business commission, and others to i implement these new regulations. previously, meal service was permitted in public parklets, but they may also continue to be used by members of the public who are not a patron of the business. and within the first three years, this initiative ordinance can only be liberalized. one that period has ended, any changes may be made. so one of the big changes is that the initiative ordinance removes n

people like kathleen hicks, and they are made up of many people that already hold security clearances, so there is not a delay in their case. and number two it is made up of people that had extensive time working in the defense department. you could say the same agency by agency. they have great contacts with the career folks that work in those departments. so even though yes, can the failure of the general services administration and trump to cooperate, it k thcan it mess t? yeah, but these are pros. these are experts. they all right tremendously knowledgeable. so i think trump's reckless and spiteful effort to do something that does create all kinds of national security risks luckily i think we have fantastic people, we're seeing on the list that the biden administration just released and i think they can do their work anyway. >> i'm so happy you brought that up, quickly do you have a deadline? a drop dead day? for when they need to hand over all of the tools in the tool box? >> it could be nice if it was tomorrow or yesterday. we have u statdates coming up. it gets harder and harde

bridget hicks, planning department staff. i'm here today to share a informational presentation on how this ordinance will affect our work here at the planning department. the initiative ordinance calls on the city to coordinate and streamline permit processing amongst all permittingtion as. as you heard mentioned earlier, it has -- permitting agencies. as you heard mentioned earlier, it has affected all of us. we're currently working with the department of building inspection, the mayor's office of economic and workforce development, the small business commission, department of public health, small business commission, and others to i implement these new regulations. previously, meal service was permitted in public parklets, but they may also continue to be used by members of the public who are not a patron of the business. and within the first three years, this initiative ordinance can only be liberalized. one that period has ended, any changes may be made. so one of the big changes is that the initiative ordinance removes n

beavers, jabba put it up and cal's elija hicks kicked it off. cal cashed in. garver to a tight end jake tonges for a touchdown. 27-24 lead. little under six minutes left. bears punting. special teams, no. it is a punt block. beavers recover and they will turn it into points. three plays later jebe took it in. 31-47 beavers with the lead. the bears with the ten. minute left garber passed picked off and oregon state won the game final of 31-27. cal's record drops to 0-2 with a big game against stanford up next friday. >>> oregon's mario cristobal waving his arms as the ducks host ucla. bruins chase griffin hit as he threw and out of the air jordan halfal ran it back with a pick six and a house call. the 11th ranked ducks 24-21. 3rd quarter now 31-28. tyler shuck a flick to a wide open hunter camp ware. i could have caught that. oregon won the game 38-35. the ducks are 3-0. update. just in. the raiders reportedly got seven players off of the covid list today. among them, jonathan abrams. malik collins and jonathan han distinct and isaiah johnson and harden kay. a

wondering what he thinks about the presidential transition or if he will accept president-elect biden as hicksuccessor on generate 20th, there is your answer. president trump at the white house after spending the week in camp david, you see him with his three grandchildren walking into the white house, in the interview with maria he took a pessimistic view of his chances that the u.s. supreme court, he's been talking about the supreme court since the election but this is the first time i have seen him take this view since the election. >> the problem is it's hard to get into the supreme court, i have the best supreme court advocates, lawyers that want to argue the case if it gets there. but they said it's very hard to get a case up there. can you imagine donald trump, president of the united states files a case and i probably cannot get a case. >> they lost at the appeals level in pennsylvania within the next eight days the team will file an application to the court justice samuel alito will take that based on geography, he could roll again sat and bring in his eight colleagues, i, the eight c

the beavers but it up, elijah hicks picked it off and returned across medved mill mid- field.ers led 27-24 in games like this you can't have write-downs with special teams. it is a pump block, beavers ball inside the 15. three plays later, taking it in, and oregon state, they retook the lead 31-27 with four minutes left and the bears drove it to the 10 with a minute left. it is batted up in the air and picked off by john mccartin. oregon state held 31-27 and it cal still winless at 0-2 going to the big game the day after thanksgiving. nfl and the 49ers. they are off today so there plenty of time to sit around and grab the clicker and pointed at the tv and watch the raiders. the eight point home underdogs the kansas city. the chiefs incentive to win, i give you this. week five. that she is only loss of the season at 40-32 and it was the first win at arrowhead stadium in eight years. so they celebrated it by having the team bus to a victory lap around the stadium before it went to the airport. what it had coaches have to say about that sunday drive.>> it is not our style that we

long before, and they viewed that is enough to have removed themselves from direct contact, but elias hicksand had to to sever all ties to slavery and for wealthy merchants in philadelphia, that was asking a lot because they all had economic ties to the south. you know, they all dealt in cotton and even james mott, he struggled for a while to find a profession, to find a career that would support his family, and eventually, he succeeds, but as a cotton merchant. so lucretia mott puts a lot of pressure on him actually to give up that business and eventually, he became a wool merchant by 1830. i think that was a radicalizing that she would speak on women's issues and anti slavery issues when she became a minister. that was an informative period for her. but i think in the early 1830's in philadelphia, philadelphia had the largest population of free blacks in the north. lucretia mott would have interacted them in free produce societies, and probably try to speak in african-american churches and otherwise connected with them. there were a lot of race riots in philadelphia in the early 1830's. s

hicks owns aesthetics and wellness, a pre and post op recovery spa.wo run very different businesses in utah but share a common experience. that's lack of funding. the number of women-owned businesses grew 21% from 2014 to 2019. numbers for black women grew faster, at 50%. yet one organization says black women receive less than 1% of venture capital. >> instead of asking about up side, we are asking about down side. tell me how this is going to go wrong. just throughout, there are so many road blocks and obstacles preventing women and black women specifically from getting funding. >> to combat, they developed new pattern utah. the movement joined with other organizations to provide grants and mentorship for black women led businesses in the state. they're two of the inaugural recipients. the program is looking to expand nationwide. >>> new, a sweet 97-year-old man has a message for everyone who drives past his home in phoenix, arizona. >> he is blind and partially deaf but it doesn't stop him from spreading the love. >> i have been doing this for a lon

because there are people in the president inner circle, hope hicks, dans giving us, focused on managing the president's anger. there a lot of other people who are not particularly close to the president trying to figure out what their next job is going to be, what's it going to be and what's it like going into the job market not from a normal white house where typically you got a lot of offers, but coming from the trump white house? >> laura: even more alarming, squad leader aoc made this deranged call to action. is anyone archiving beach i'm sick of sins for when they try to deny their complicity in the future? obama official indulged her noting key and former buddha dig efforts were starting a trump accountability list. a political hit list, blacklist of sorts courtesy of the party of tolerance. conservative commentator, the blacklist, you've been writing about this for decades. the left has always had one. >> they have created this is a tyrannical impulse. it's ironic because they keep accusing trump of being a tyrant, but ultimately, these are people that they had their wish, they w

weeks 7, 7, we can look for more to see her and i did go into a karaoke april hendrickson matthew hicks we're getting to know each other until mid february when they went to a birthday party in branson west the road together and as a walk in and i kind grabbed her hand. so yeah i got together the honeymoon phase once as well as you might think until they found one thing they don't have republican and she's like. >>really like the couple joked about it. he warns trump had out mean his friends spent the entire night trying to get that hat on my head was 6 and april in matthew eventually moved in together when the pandemic began we're not a lot of pretty thing in the yard i would have to continue to buy time signs and chants legs and she would get rid of them till they made a i saw the truck to have a trump out on her show the track biden had we agree on pretty much everything except people in matthew set ground rules for their political arguments, i'm not going to change your mind it's not going to either way county a rule if it gets too needed and we kind of what we can call timeout and

barrett hope hicks advisor to the president was the first that was publicly known to have contracted the coronavirus and there was super spreader event according to doctor fauci who is that us expert on the coronavirus at the white house chief just they're not chief justice justice now amy coney barrett of event where president trump introduced her as his nominee so mark meadows now on the list no word on whether he has symptoms or how he is but we'll continue to track that as news just broke that president trump's chief of staff has covid-19. still ahead tonight if kamala harris assumes the role vice president. her seat in congress would suddenly be vacant or hearing analysis from a local political science expert on who. >>could take her place plus convicted murderer scott peterson back in >>and then 15 years after being sentenced to death for the murders of his pregnant wife and unborn son. scott peterson appeared virtually in a san mateo county courthouse today, this surreal for a lot of people in an attempt to get his conviction thrown out kron four's maureen kelly talked to a me

they thought to be a bunch of hicks. the most clever political operative you can put in a room, led by a judge, david davis. lincoln appointed him later to the supreme court. gets a room in the tremont hotel downtown. puts a sign above it, illinois headquarters. and starts operating day and night. all night. stuart's men come in and they start throwing cash around trying to buy delegations. there was not much campaign-finance law then. >> unlike today, where it works great. >> right. no one ever wrote any checks. so, they are making deals. people feel stewart is not a candidate they are sure about. they think he can lose. he's been around a long time and he has a lot of enemies. people think he's corrupt. even though he's the most notable man of his party and is better known. they think his operation from new york is corrupt. the albany lobby is corrupt. his chief campaign manager is corrupt. and they want somebody else who can also appeal to others in other states. in pennsylvania and indiana, they think stewart can't w

, they hear senior administration official they picture someone familiar, maybe mike pence or hope hicks or someone who seems to have power and who they know about. they don't picture a bureaucrat they have never heard of deep within the agency somewhere. so there is a kind of inherit trickery, i think, inherit deceit when you use anonymous titles as we all do sometimes, especially covering this white house when that is sometimes the only w way to get a version of the truth. i don't think "the times" deceived readers on purpose. i think that can be the unintended effect of using these vague titles. >> i think people were misled by it. what is your top one-sentence bit of advice for the press in the coming days? >> i drink coffee. i don't know. i have no advice. i think everyone's just trying to be very cautious and is worried about getting it wrong. but that shouldn't make us not note the obvious when it's happening either. >> phillip, your one line, one sentence? >> yeah, just go slow. take your time, see what's happening and be as accurate as possible without being influenced by the pr

we would expect it to be his closest aides who present him -- so jared kushner, mark meadows, hope hicks. and then the campaign manager bill steppian. i think we've seen so far that, you know, he is sitting in the white house, he's got past couple days, calling, i think, you know, everybody in his phone book and trying to get their take on what happened. i certainly don't think that it's everybody who's telling him that this is over. you know, some people like to give him bad news more than others. but i do think that that is something that he's hearing more and more and at the same time i think that people don't expect him to concede this race certainly until the legal issues have been proved. so they're saying this to him but it's not going to change his behavior. >> rebecca, great reporting as always, thank you. we're keeping our eyes closely on those closely watched, ever updating results out of pennsylvania, which could elevate joe biden immediately to presidency. it would fully deny donald trump a second term. nbc news correspondent rehema ellis. where are we at on this friday nigh

than a courtroom brute force which went out of time here very very brief on so you've got to get a hick up it any election of this size with the with the mammoth number of votes that you do you know counting but there's no evidence then of what the president claims is massive voter fraud none whatsoever and the hiccups haven't been shelling even to be necessarily in favor of biden or truck pick ups or kick ups ignorance is ignorance and it might easily favor trump is fight correct bruce many thanks indeed really good to talk to you as always bruce fein thank you right going to get a weather forecast now is evident. however there well the weather's having its own battle between the red sun the blues at the moment we've got some cooler diving out of canada across the pacific northwest behind this weather front over towards the east is still a little bit the heat around we should see temperatures still getting up into the low twenty's for new york and for daisey but it's that cold up towards the northwest western parts that is going to win out even in l.a. and san francisco temperatures st

yes, summoned by the name of hope hicks who also i worked with in the white house. —— someone by thehappy to see that tweet. it is incredibly important that the biden team is allowed to fulfil their duties during transition to get the security briefings but more importantly to get their beachhead teams into the agencies as they map out a plan for the next 100 days, particularly with this pandemic, the economic conditions, and the really uncertainty of how they're going to handle the vaccine dissemination. homero so why are republicans still so homero so why are republicans still so scared of the president even now he has lost? -- 0marosa. they are scared because donald trump likes retaliation and because he is a bit ofa retaliation and because he is a bit of a bully i would say. and he has had 70 million people who voted for him and that is quite a coalition. so with just one tweet donald trump could bring any of these gop members careers to an end. with just a tweet he could have an opponent against him. withjust a he could have an opponent against him. with just a tweak, he could h

. >> and hope hicks was notified by the media that they had donald trump having a conversation with billyber of incendiary things, and they were going to publish the transcrt. >> she got ts transcript. and she's, like, about to cry, she goes, "oh, this is terrible." t >> narrator: the trum watched it online. >> whatever you want. >> (laughs) like, whoa! boom, that thing hits. in video, it's pretty powerful.t so everything down. >> everybody-- and everybody isn't quite everybody, but most people both and outside thewo campaign-- thought id end his candidacy. >> donald trump's campaign-- e its worst crisr. >> the future of a campaign that is in dire straits. >> i think the question now is, how do republicans break away from him?ru >> narrator:'s campaign was in free fall. reince priebus, the chairm of the republican national committee, confronted trump. >> reince priebus basically said, "you need to get out of the race." andonald trump said, "no." he said, "i'm not getting out of the race. not on am i not getting out of the race, i'm going to go and run, i'm going to win." t narrator: he wo

congress was called to act because there was a a hick up fr lack of a better phrase as it related to providing liquidity in particular into the real estate industries relates to tree up but to your knowledge and not really seen them play out in the financial side as it relates to pandemic insurance. >> does it gets. one thing that is diffent is the tria and following 911 existing terrorism insurance, disappeared. so the lenders had the security be for the losses. this is the caseere. we didn't have pandemic coverage before covid-19 we don't have it now. >> and following sars really was totally probably card out it explicly any ofhese programs. can ask you to comment. i think one thing that we haven't dove into as far as i would like, the triggering events that would be required would be really shift in any ways the traditional insurance coverage being a actual occurrence of an event to triggering event that would requir possibly inactive congress. and of state government. it seems like that would really set up a potential either moral hazard of political hazard, you can rephrase it i

ken hicks of academy sports. he was in the army. scott winepolaris in the navy.es was in the army. that is a few. as you know veterans in the c-suite provide perspective, accountability, organization, leadership and hiring a veteran at any level is a way we can all thank them and what they, how they helped and served in our country. hiring a veteran is the best thing you can do. stuart: absolutely. i would love to see if there are any veterans running major technology companies. most of the companies you mentioned there were not high-tech superstars. would be interested to see if veterans are well-represented in silicon valley. we'll see about that. the market turned around. we have the dow off 30 points. are we ready to go to mike rowe. we got him? excellent. i want to introduce a guy with a fantastic broadcast voice. he does, he is better than mine, that's for sure. he has an american accent for start. his name is mike rowe. he is hosting a veterans day special for his facebook show called, returning the favor. he spoke with veteran dan waite operation reboot.

the presenter is bridget hicks, senior planner, planning department, and bridget, i am going to be passing the controls over to you. >> thank you very much. >> welcome, bridget. we are absolutely thrilled to having you here. we are looking very much forward to how this will be implemented, so the floor is yours, and after that, we'll hear from the commissioners if there are any questions, and public comment, and then finally, a last round of commissioner comment afterwards. >> excellent. all right. thank you so much. [inaudible] and is expected to pass. the initiative will become effective ten days after the br b board of supervisors certifies the election, which is expected to happen in late december. a conditional use authorization which requires a planning commission to an over the counter administrative approval. it eliminates neighborhood notification which have been permitted for land use changes in commercial districted. this seeks to give businesses greater flexibility to adopt their operations during the pandemic. this will not only assist with the recovery, but the recovery and t

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nbc news since learned that ivanka trump, jared kushner and hope hicks also made that case to the president. the argument was rather than continued to take the massive pr hit, suck it up, don't formally concede but allow the transition to proceed. the goal was to quell the protests within the gop according to our reporting. let's bring in the lead reporter on that story, nbc news correspondent carol lee. we heard these stories often from the last four years where jared and ivanka went in and saved the republic. how much influence did they have at the end to let president trump say i won't concede but let's hand over the keys to the transition to the biden team. >> i think it was just a broader group of people who looked at this moment where republicans were coming out and saying that the president should let a transition proceed where you have business leaders, people the president considers allies saying it's time. joe biden is clearly president-elect. and the thing that they really pressed upon the president was that this was a bad pr look for him. and he needed to "protect his brand." in

there are people in the president's inner circle, the hope hicks and those types are focused with dealing with the president and managing his anger, i'm told but a lot of other people are not particularly close with the president are trying to figure out what is their next job going to be? people believe the president was going to win. he has this ability where when he gets impeached, he somehow survives. he gets covid and he is out of the hospital a few days later. they thought he was going to win re-election. they are having to recalculate and decide what is their next job going to be and what is it like going into the job market not from a normal white house where you got a lot of offers but coming from the trump white house where it's proven to be more difficult to land yourself in the private sector. >> kaitlan collins, appreciate it and we will continue to check in with you. let's go back to erin. >> pennsylvania, pennsylvania waiting for these votes to trickle in. brian todd is in pittsburgh, allegheny county. we saw the tick in terms of vote county go up in favor of joe biden for

president faces the huge task of rebuilding the economy, which has been devastated by the pandemic. 0ne hickr the weekend while playing with his dog, major. officials say he'll have to wear an orthopaedic walking boot for the next few weeks. a minor stumbling block on the rocky road to the presidency. peter bowes, bbc news, los angeles. the formula 1 driver romain grosjean has said he's grateful for new safety measures introduced by the sport, after surviving a horrific crash at the bahrain grand prix. his car smashed through barriers, broke in two and burst into flames on the opening lap of sunday's race. he escaped with minor burns to his hands and feet and speaking from his hospital bed, he put his survival down to a cockpit protection system known as halo. ijust want to say i am 0k. well, sort of 0k. thank you very much for the messages. i mean, i wasn't for the halo, some years ago, but i think it's the greatest thing that we brought into formula 1 and without it, i wouldn't be able to speak to you today. romain grosjean. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather

feels like to people that here are some major hollywood stars trying to dumb it down and look country-hickat's the case. i think it's supposed to be a family drama about this family that's very, you know, messed up , just to put it mildly, and how this kid grew up so i don't know that that's the case but it's certainly not indicative of the trump voter if that's what they are trying to say. do those people that support trump more than less, probably. jedediah: well now that everyone is sparking controversy about it , it'll make people like me want to go see it so there you go. i want to ask you about georgia though because hollywood is really storming georgia ahead of the run off election lots of money being spent by celebrities and have them hosting fundraiser s to raise money what's your take? >> well, hollywood, you know, hollywood is fantastic at telling people how you should live your life. remember in 2016 when they were telling you there's those videos of them saying don't vote for president trump so hollywood is wonderful at telling people how to live their life and i think that's

west suffolk has the lowest case rate for over 60s and the whole country, and i want to thank matthew hicks, is that suffolk needs to be in tier 2 to get the virus further under control. i hope that suffolk and so many other parts of the country can get a tier 1 soon, parts of the country can get a tier 1soon, and parts of the country can get a tier 1 soon, and the more people stick to the rules, the quicker that will happen. we must make the right judgments guided by the science. the majority of england will be in tier 2, but in a significant number of areas, i‘m afraid, the need to be in tier 3 to bring case rates down. —— they need to be. i know how tough this is, in areas that have been in restrictions for a long time like leicester and manchester, and also areas where cases have risen sharply recently, like bristol, the west midlands and kent. the full allocations have been published this morning and laid as a written ministerial statement just before this statement began. i understand the impact that these measures will have, but they are necessary, given the scale of the threat that