map hobbs gloucestershire farm has been in the family for generations his flock numbers 450. but right now he's trying to make the most of the last few days of britain's easy access to e.u. markets he recently loaded 78 of his sheep onto a truck headed to a local livestock market and then off to france hobbs says most of the issues sold here end up in paris but with breaks restrictions on the horizon that could change dramatically but the uncertainty is currently his biggest problem. is not knowing what you know where where you are you going to drop off a cliff and we have to make huge changes in our lives. or actually do we just people fingers crossed. the line. it's not not no he said. we're running a business supposed to be you know making. sure the idea. he's not alone fears around new steep tariffs are rampant in the british sheep sector the livestock board for the u.k.'s national farmers union says many farmers are trying to sell before the january 1st deadline but that's not the end of their problems. if there was no deal and we faced a 48 percent tariff on. there woul

thank you very much, secretary hobbs, and good morning, everyone. i'm joined by chief justice of the arizona supreme court, secretary of state katie hobbs, , i want general mark byrne o to thank you all for joining me here. as you know, this year was different than any other. and 2020 the pandemic, covid-19, there were new, unprecedented challenges for our state. like i said before, we do elections well here in arizona. the system is strong and that is why i have bragged on it so much. to thank the county election offices, the county recruiters offices. our poll workers, and all the volunteers for their dedication to the success of our election system. other states explored and experimented with election day. arizona did not. if you recall, there was talk earlier in the year about not having election day voting. some suggested canceling it. in arizona we said no thank you. we are going to have election day. and no voterca, should be disenfranchised. thanks to the hard work of our election workers, we preserve election day. in the summer, we invested

arizona democratic, katy hobbs issued a statement he'll continue to do her job despite threats to her and her family. al schmidt, republican city commissioner of philadelphia told "60 minutes" his office has also received death threats. this is happening across the country to republicans and democrats doing their job. it's not normal, it's not acceptable. so as the president gets set to hold his first rally in georgia many understand are on edge. ryan young is covering it all. >> reporter: just a lot of questions about what the next 48 hours will bring to the state of georgia. look at the last two weeks we have seen large protests outside the state capitol, people are basically saying they plan not to vote for the republicans because they feel like the election is already rigged.

in 1651, the philosopher thomas hobbs offered the theory of the social contract. he saw it as a political community in which all of its members submitted themselves to an absolute sovereign in exchange for their security. a generation before hobbs, however, the pilgrims at cape cod had drafted their own sia

in 1651, the philosopher thomas hobbs offered the theory of the social contract. he saw it as a political community in which all of its members submitted themselves to an absolute sovereign in exchange for their security. a generation before hobbs, however, the pilgrims at cape cod had drafted their own social contract. they called it a covenant. in the presence of god whose signatories pledged to themselves not to thomas hobbs, but to laws about -- that they themselves had written, the mayflower compact reaffirmed one of the fundamental ideas of the magna carta, namely that no political society could flourish without respect for the rule of law. but it went further. it insisted upon the establishment of just and equal laws, laws that would apply without discrimination to all the members of the political community. for the drafters of the mayflower compact, their freedom and their security would not depend upon an all-powerful monarch. instead, it would depend on their ability to rule themselves, to submit themselves to the law for the sake of the common good and

. >> earlier today, arizona secretary of state katy hobbs presided over a meeting in phoenix to certify the 2020 election results. she was joined by the governor. this is 20 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. today, we are canvassing the official results for arizona's 2020 general election held november 3. >> good morning, everyone. today, we are canvassing the official results for arizona's 2020 general election held november 3. also here from the secretary of state's office is the election instructor [indiscernible] we want to thank governor ducey and lieutenant governor bernadette. this was a historic election for several reasons. preparing for an election, the events undertaking even in normal circumstances, the complexity of this year has been compounded by the pandemic. by . in spite of this, we had an extremely well-run election and saw historically high voter participation. there were more than 3.42 million ballots cast in this election, and turnout was nearly 80%. this is a 23% increase from the, -- from the 2018 midterm elections and an 8% increase from the 2016 presidential

and they did it years before john locke and thomas hobbes had gotten around to formulating the idea. not to mention doing it in a century and a half before the declaration of the independence , which proclaimed governments derive their just powers from the government. famous words. in that "it is the right of the people to institute new government laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form as to them will seem most shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness." but now having made this amazing connection, let me qualify it in some ways, important ways. first and most importantly, this agreement aboard the mayflower was not something being fashioned in a pre-political, pre-cultural state of nature. social the contract theorists would later posit. that we have to do is look close at the document to see that it very clearly the document begins with the words "in the name of god." he proceeds to identify signatories as loyal subjects of our dread sovereign lord king james. it identifies their voyage as having been undertaken for the glo

secretary hobbs, thank you very much for joining us. do you know what the president was talking about there? >> no, we have not found any evidence of fraud here in our state. there continue to be challenges in court that have been free from evidence of fraud, and those challenges continue to be dismissed. so, no, i do not know what he's talking about. >> so the court cases that have been brought forward, they've been dismissed? >> there are two pending court cases right now. that are challenging the certification of the election that happened on monday. and we expect these to end up the same way that the previous challenges have ended pup. >> and basically, you know, in the court challenge, i mean, i think you said they were evidence-free. they're not very detailed with any specific actually credible allegations of fraud, is that correct? >> right. and so there was some investigation of ballots that were duplicated. which are -- is done by humans. and so there were some mistakes found, which is not equivalent to fraud. this is a human p

katy hobbes also signed off on the election results. know that you've heard these emotional comments out of the georgia, that mere hearing from gabriel sterling. is that something that resonates with you? >> oh, absolutely 100%. it's been a very frustrating part of this post election period, seeing elected leaders in arizona not just fail to condemn this kind of rhetoric and threats being made, but flat-out egg them on and continue to fuel this kind of behavior. it's been extremely frustrating. >> what type of threats have you received, secretary? >> so there were threats on social media. we have law enforcement here monitoring activity on social media, and looking into the -- people who posted them. there's surveillance outside my house, because people have showed up at my house as well, and so they're monitoring and anything -- we're staying on top of things coming in. >> you sound very calm, as you're saying that people have showed up at your house. i can't imagine that's the way the situation played out in the moment. what was that

it should not be undervalued. 1620, this is a full generation, nearly two generations before thomas hobbs, other political philosophers like thomas locke will be writing about a contract and theorizing about individuals in a state of nature agreeing with one another to give up some of their rights in order to form a civil society. here we see it happening in realtime under the pressure of events, and it is a remarkable performance that they give there in the galley of the mayflower. it's a very compact document, and so perhaps looking at a couple lines and parse them out. it begins with in the name of god amen. our sovereign lord by the grace of god in britain france and et cetera. the word et cetera is in there. they said what would have been perhaps a more familiar formulation in the name of the father, son, and holy spirit, amen. but they don't do that because this is a mixed group of persons whose signatures they are keen to get on this social contract. but sometimes referred to as a constitution, but it isn't a constitution, at best a proto constitution, creates a community conscious

joining me on the phone, arizona secretary of state katie hobbs. thank you so much for joining us.st, you just heard wolf say that arizona cast its electoral votes for president-elect joe biden. take us inside the room. what happened there? >> so we convened the 11 electors for arizona, democratic electors. we 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 increasi

studies the opposition some really each match consists of 29 minute hobbs the braunschweig scored the jangling disallowed often hoffenheim a very skilled. historic event is also watched by clough spend the national team as well as the hoffenheim. the decisive difference from my point of view is the movement of the crutches and i have the right position rather crutches blocking my movement non-disabled players don't. know how many people complain about. my players can move all day about their missing leg it won't grow back. it's game time for. the head of their 1st competitive match the coach sets the tone. for me personally it's more important not to can see them for us to score if we lose the ball the matter where on the pitch we have to move back. once we're there we can catch our breath then. know our foreign missions here i'm really happy but also a bit nervous. just a lot of our really good hoffenheim to most of their players are in the national team need and also who is going i'm excited to see what will happen. on. early on the team from braunschweig hold their own in their 1st

the opposition star really each match consists of 29 minute hobbs the braunschweig squad snaps the jangling dissolute often hoffenheim a very skilled. historic event is also watched by klaus bender he coaches the national team as well as the hoffenheim squads. the decisive difference from my point of view is the movement of the crutches my is the right position rather crutches blocking my movement with non-disabled players don't. know how many people complain about one of my players can moan all day about their missing leg it won't grow back. it's game time for. the head of their 1st competitive match the coach sets the tone . for me personally it's more important not to concede them for us to score if we lose the ball the matter where the pitch we have to move back. once we're there we can catch our breath then. yeah i'm really happy but also a bit nervous. just a lot of our really good hoffenheim to get most of their players are in the national team need and also we've seen this going on and i'm excited to see what will happen. early on the team from braunschweig hold their own in their 1

arizona secretary of state, katie hobbs, i appreciate your time and work. thank you. >> just ahead, tonight, bob woodward and carl bernstein and what these final days and weeks of the trump administration may be like. and they, of course, covered the final days in the run-up to that of the nixon administration. >>> first, more perspective from gloria borger and david gergen. so, gloria, i mean, the president really is operating in this alternate reality. amplifying baseless claims about the election. lying to the american people. whichever way he wants it, which people think they are giving to him, you know, to allegedly fight voter fraud. seems like there is no backing down for him. >> no, there isn't any backing down. he doesn't feel the need to, and he doesn't want to. i spoke to somebody who speaks to the president, he said he is not listening to anyone anymore and he is not going to. so, this notion that, somehow, the president's going to come out of this and be gracious and concede and that's not going to happen because he has to have his supporters.

vaccination program 800000 doses of the pfizer buying tag vaccine will be available at around 70 hospital hobbs' across the u.k. the elderly and care home workers are being prioritized or health chiefs cautioned the rollout will be a marathon not a sprint but the prime minister boris johnson is calling it a huge step forward and the british health secretary has described it as the beginning of the end. of this pandemic roy chalons joining us from just outside st thomas' hospital over in london so the vaccine rory's being distributed to a network of hospitals across the u.k. just set the scene for us tell us what we expect to happen. calling this the biggest vaccine rollout in n.h.s. history as you say these are going to be. ministered in hospitals 800000 doses to begin with. and there will be about $4000000.00 more by the end of the month the u.k. has ordered $40000000.00 doses in total that's enough to vaccinate about $20000000.00 people a huge undertaking there's a strict hierarchy of people that are going to be vaccinated. and that includes people over 80 frontline and those are who are a pa

i want to bring in arizona secretary of state, katie hobbs. thank you for joining us. just a few hours ago, the arizona supreme court shot down the trump campaign's false claims, saying they found no evidence of fraud. what do you say about this on ongoing assault against the results of the election there? >> we've seen lawsuit after lawsuit filed. we've been allowed to go after fees in some of the cases because they're so baseless. and we've continued to say they're baseless. and they keep continuing to be filed. so at what point can people stop abusing the courts for this, in that they're not going to win. they don't have evidence. they keep saying they have evidence, they haven't brought it yet. >> if they bring evidence, the court says, that's not evidence. it's a crazy, feedback, whacko loop. you've been the target of death threats, but today the arizona republican party retweeting a stop the steal activist saying i'm willing to give my life for this fight. the arizona republican party saying, he is. are you? what do you say to the republican party stoking these k

katie hobbs and doug ducey certified the results this afternoon.e final tally biden won the state by over 10,000 votes. he is the second democrat to win arizona and nearly 70 years. bill clinton took the seat in 1996. >> despite the challenge arizona showed up for the democracy. every arizona voter has my thanks. the election was conducted where the transparency and fairness in accordance with arizona's laws and election procedures despite claims to the contrary. >> president trump is refusing to conceded the election. his lawyers held a meeting in phoenix to lay out their claim of voter fraud and irregularities. they did not provide any evidence. >>> president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris received their first full intelligence briefings. they are filling out key roles in the administration. we are joined by political reporter, greg lee. there president-elect named his communications team. it will be headed by women. this includes several women of color. he is looking for people with diverse perspectives to get his message across to

. >> paw patrol, kalvin and hobbs. >> we saw the house. i'm going to go on saturday, you know, with the whole shelter in place, we're supposed to stay home, so it is nice to get out. >> reporter: cruising slowly through the brightly lit streets she admits it seems surreal right now. >> it is the safest place to go right now. you get in the christmas spirit and it is nice for families. >> reporter: it is not just the lights and cartoon cutouts drawing families in. >> because we get some fresh air. >> reporter: and there's a sense of community. >> yes! >> reporter: the fun designs, custom for each family on the block. >> and just representing, you know, all of the joy we have here. >> reporter: francine helps transform cripps place into christmas place each year which has been going on since the '60s. this time they had to adapt but it would have been more disappointing to do nothing, she says. >> it is kind of emotional, just the situation we are all in. we thought it was really important to still bring the spirit to everybody and just to s

katie hobbs and doug ducey certify the results this afternoon. in the final tally, joe biden won the state by more than 10,000 votes. he is the second democrat to win arizona in nearly 70 years. bill clinton took the state in 1996. wisconsin certified their election as well. biden was the winner. >>> joe biden announced he has chosen uc berkeley professor, janet yellen , to be treasury secretary. she will be the first woman to hold the post. she taught for 26 years. we spoke to one of her former colleagues about her nomination. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden it made it official. he will nominate janet yellen for treasury secretary . if confirmed, janet yellen will be the first woman to lead the treasury. >> it was an inspiring move. she is respected both at home and abroad. she is respected in financial markets and in the rest of the economy. >> reporter: her former colleague says the nominee is the best person for the job. she is no stranger to breaking glass ceilings. she was the first woman to head the federal reserve . >> she was the

. >>> i want to bring in arizona secretary of state, katie hobbs. madam secretary, thank you so much for joining us. just a few hours ago tonight the arizona supreme court ruled against the trump campaign shooting down their false claims and saying they presented no evidence of fraud. what is your reaction to the ongoing assault against the results of the election? >> well, we've seen lawsuit after lawsuit filed. we've been allowed to go after fees in some of the cases because they're so baseless. they keep continuing to be filed. at what point can people stop abusing the courts to -- for this end that, you know, they're not going to bins win. they don't have evidence. they keep saying they have evidence but they haven't brought it yet. >> we have so much evidence, where is it? yeah, that is evidence. the court says, no, that's not. it's a crazy, i don't know, feedback whacko loop that's going on. i don't understand it. here's the sad thing and very serious thing. you have been the target of attacks, even death threats since the election. today the

katie hobbs and doug ducey certified the results this afternoon.e final tally the candidate won the state by over 10,000 votes. he is the second democrat to win that state in nearly 70 years. >>> joe biden announce he has chosen janet yellen to be the next treasury secretary . if confirmed she will be the first woman to hold the post. our political reporter, greg lee, spoke to one of her former colleagues about her nomination. >> reporter: joe biden made it official. former federal reserve chair, janet yellen for treasury secretary. she would be the first woman in history to lead the history . >> it was an inspiring move. she is effective at home and abroad. she is respected in the financial markets and in the rest of the economy. >> reporter: her former colleague at berkeley, professor wilcox, says she is the best for the job. she is no stranger to break glass ceilings. she was the first woman to head the federal reserve. >> she was the federal reserve chair. now to be there treasury secretary, it is really something you do not see. >> reporter: j

election workers past a screaming mob last month, trump supporters gathered outside the home of katie hobbs tweeting we are watching you. she and her family faced ongoing and escalating threats of violence. in wisconsin, anne jacobs said she alerted her neighbors and police to the threats she faced. this is the scene in idaho last night. >> my 12-year-old son is home by himself and there are protesters banging outside the door. i am going to go home and make sure he is okay. i will reconnect with you when i get there. >> that story is next. u when i get there. >> that story is next. with extra broccolini. my tuuuurrrrn! tonight...i'll be eating cheesy cauliflower pizza and yummy broccolini! (doorbell rings) thanks. (doorbell rings) thank you. ♪ is that my leotard? no. yes... ehh, you can keep it. that selling carsarvana, 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and

one is republican secretary of state katie hobbs of arizona. >> there's surveillance outside of my houseause people have showed up at my house as well. >> reporter: and al schmidt, the republican city commissioner of philadelphia. >> what we're doing should be very not controversial. we are counting votes cast by eligible voters on or before election day. and yet the response is one of threats of violence. >> reporter: then there were the remarks this week by trump campaign attorney and former federal prosecutor, joe digenova, about chris krebs, a top u.s. cybersecurity official who was ousted by trump after he rejected the president's claims about voter fraud. >> anybody who thinks that this election went well like that idiot krebs who used to be the head of cybersecurity, that guy is a class a moron. he should be drawn and quartered, taken out at dawn and shot. >> he knows better than to say something so incendiary and so inflammatory that someone, some unhinged person could take him at his word and target somebody involved in our elections process. it is just unconscionable. >> report

and again in memorial for lisa: sometimes, more pragmatic like arizona's secretary of state, katie hobbs>> it is evident that this is not the end of the discussion about the 2020 election, nor how we conduct elections going forward. thiseg is likely thening of a lengthy debate aboutclow to m faith in our democratic institutions. lisa: in wisconsin, governor tony evers presided ov electors meeting, shortly after the ate's highest court rejected a trump lawsuit that ughad so to disqualify more than 200,000 votes that were cali. but the he today wasot the court battle. process.he arcane electoral rebekah greene teaches election law at the college of william & mary. >> usually, the electoral college meeting is the event. this year is unprecedenten the sense that we have a presidential candidate who has refused to concede, and that has kind of complicated the postelection period. >> you cannot legally certify the selection. lisa: that attention sparked some small protests like this one in michigan, as well as threats of violence that led police to escort electors into the state capital there.

after certifying, the secretary of state katie hobbes said this. >> arizonans showed up for democracy. and every voter has my thanks and should know they can stand proud that this election was conducted with transparency, accuracy, and in accordance with the laws despite unfounded claims of the contrary. >> wisconsin election commission completed the recount of wisconsin votes that was paid for by the trump campaign, which requires a campaign requesting recount to pay for it if the margin in dispute is more than 2.5% -- .25%. the trump campaign spent $3 million on a partial state recount, recounting only the votes in heavily democratic areas. the recount produced 87 votes for joe biden in wisconsin, and that means that trump contributors paid $34,482.75 for each of the 87 votes for joe biden that were added to the biden total, thanks to the trump campaign's requested and paid for recount. in a press conference this morning, georgia's republican secretary of state voted for donald trump said this. >> there are those who exploit p the emotions of many trump supporters with fantastic fla

this is classic philosophy of hobbs getting us out of the jungle via is the social taxes p we pay taxes so the government will take care of the needy. i'm getting kind of hot under the collar that it's taking this long this shouldn't be politics opinion we need stimulus right now. not for the stock market but for the people >> what, shannon, does it mean for the stock market we all want stimulus because we all know who needs it the most there are, as jim said, people hurting. there is a disconnect between the stock market, the real economy and real people. we all get that. but since we're talking about the stock market, shannon, how does that all factor in, if at all, to where stocks could go between now and the end of the year and perhaps even beyond that >> so i think what we're seeing, we're continuing to see this disconnect between main street and wall street. i think that those of us who are on wall street and talking about the stimulus, it's not necessarily that we need an extra boost. >> forgive me. i'm going to interrupt you for just a second. sue has a news alert for us. >> we'

we were good in both hobbs, you know, and we deserved a point for your foot in cuba and i am by and by but that win came at a cost for the champions with injury worries for harvey martinez and the man he replaced continentally soul as well as a homeboy tang and luke we haven't got enough in a phase where things aren't going like clockwork. and we're having to really push ourselves as mama want to see her leaving in all competitions. which is why we're off home. perhaps looking a bit worse for wear, but with a smile on our faces. they can often little and with dortmund dropping points, it was byron with the last laugh. but they're not their only pursuers. of course. thanks. every title challenge unaids a world class striker. but any lights he can still waiting for new signing, alexander solo to make his mark. thankfully they have a left back and julio, who has taken on the goal, scoring responsibility. lowly killa felt were his next to the spaniard is what he's top scorer this season. was 6 goals already, and no one day given his tendency to burst forward at every option. after the brea

democracy does prevail, and so that's never been lost on me and many of us, including my friend, secretary hobbs in arizona. it's something we're acutely aware of and willing to endure in order to ensure that our democracy is protected. a lot of people have said to me this year, did you really sign up for this? and my response is absolutely. i absolutely signed up to put everything on the line to protect the will of the people and to protect our democracy. none of us of course could have predicted the turns of events that occurred since the polls closed. but we're ready and will continue to stay safe to ensure that our democracy in turn is also safe. >> something i've seen in many states across the nation in reaction is a sort of real circular logic from republicans in which after touting or tolerating or even endorsing these ludicrous conspiracy theories, now pointing and saying, well, there's a lot of concern and using that as a predicate for restrictions on voting. well, we're going to have to shut down mail-in voting. well, we're going to have to take another look at this. we're going to hav

. >> paw patrol, calvin and hobbes. >> something to do on say saturday, with the whole shelter in placeay at home, this is a nice place to get out. >> reporter: cruising slowly through the brightly lit streets carmen says everything seems surreal this year. >> christmas shopping is not the safest place to go. you get into the christmas spirit and it's nice for family. >> reporter: it's not just the lights and cartoon cutouts drawing families in. >> you get some fresh air. >> reporter: there's a sense of community. the fun designs custom for each family on the block. >> and just representing all the joy that we have here. >> reporter: francine madrigal helps transforming cripps place into crippsmas place each year. this has been going on since the '60s. they had to adapt. it would have been disappointing to do nothing, she says. >> it's emotional the situation we're all in. we thought it was really important to still bring the spirit to everybody and just to see the true joy and excitement that kids get just is heartwarming. >> reporter: what does she want for christmas? >> for all this

in arizona secretary of state katie hobbs has received a deluge of death threats including a post onive social media site, it reads let's unburn her house down and kill her family and teach these fraudsters a lesson. protesters shouted outside her home tr we're watching. al schmidt a republican received a barrage of death threats while his deputy got anti-semitic abuse as well and listen to the dlark county registrar. >> i can tell you my wife and mother are very concerned for me but we have security here. yes, i am concerned for the safety of my staff. we will not allow anyone to stop us from doing what our duty is in counting ballots. >> these election officials and no doubt many more are getting death threats simply because they're doing their jobs with integrity and it's part of a pattern. dominion voting systems employees received death threats as a result of trump's conspiracy theories. steve bannon pondered beheading dr. fauci and fbi corrector wray as a, quote, warning to bureaucrats. in milwaukee health inspectors are getting police escorts after death threats at a pro trump

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accusing him of a betrayal is there any reason to doubt the election result in arizona >> so secretary hobbse secretary of state in arizona, was a great partner of ours as we were working to support states in securing our systems, and based on what we understand, based on the checks, the controls, the security measures in place at all points throughout the election from registration through certification, we've got a lot of confidence in the security, not just of the arizona results, but throughout the country. >> and i want to ask you about that of course you were in charge of the cybersecurity effort you worked for years on this nine days after the election, your office put out a statement stating that the november 3rd election was the most secure election in u.s. history since then, the trump campaign has filed lawsuits, raiseda rthms and widespre allegations of algorithms, vote being flipped, widespread fraud. is there anything that's been surfaced by the trump campaign or any supporter that's made you question the integrity of the election or the conclusion you reached? >> well, the fir

hobbs ranking number 20. i also want to point out, lubbock, texas, which is on the list because we rely on lubbock as a referral area for the counties in the eastern part of the state. this morning, they had less icu beds available, if i remember correctly, than you can count on fingers of one hand. they are filling up very rapidly. very tight in amarillo as well. so, you don't want to be at the top of these kinds of lists. we don't want our cities to be at the top of these kinds of lists. hopefully, the reset that is in place plus the new framework will allow the folks to have more influence and more ability to influence the pandemic and to take the measures seriously that we do no work. hospitals, a story in the paper, i have a few quotes in here about university of new mexico has been over 100% full now for i believe almost four weeks. presbyterian, 100% full. this is a really serious concern. adult patients in the hospitals are up in the high 800s, low 900s. pediatric admission, still running around the 1

one of the residential hauls has been named after melanie hobbs.so, i don't -- i'm not invested in who they name it of. i just want the -- it to reflect the diversity of the world we live in and that's what is important to me. we'll see what happens, how the school eventually celebrates itself alumna, michelle obama. >> host: we have get an couple along this line, this is tina in bethesda, maryland. which one work by james appalled win would you most recommend people read? >> guest: my lord. that's so hard. i could cheat here and say this is the he library of america edition of his collected nonfiction and just read it from the beginning to the end. although that collection i think needs to be redone such that it includes the evidence of things not said which is bald litsch's last book in 1987 about the atlanta child murders. the spine, the spine of begin again, is no name in the street, and i often teach no maim in the street-published in 1972 alongside of bald win's -- you notice i'm focusing on his nonfiction. no name in the street is so importa

after melody hobson, the woodrow wilson, one of the residential halls has been named after melanie hobbsm not invested in who they name it after in that sense. i just want the built-in to reflect the diversity of the world we live in. that's what's important. we will see what happens, how the school eventually celebrates its alumni, michelle obama, we will see what happens over the course of the coming years. >> host: we've gotten a couple along this line, a couple of texts, this is tina in bethesda maryland, which one work by james baldwin would you most recommend people read? >> guest: all my lord Ãboh, my lord, that is so hard. i could cheat and say this is what the library Ãbthat collection i think it needs to be redone so that it includes the evidence of things not seen, which is baldwin's last book published in 1987 about the atlanta murders. but the spine of "begin again" is "no name in the street. i often teach no name in the street alongside of his Ãband focusing on his nonfiction. no name in the street is so important for me because it's the first book he publishes after the as

zoo celebrated christmas with the animals you just heard zoo, keeper virginia serenading somewhat hobbsearance. he's got gifts of course for all the animals big and small i just love to see the big caps even enjoying being in boxes, we know our little cats like it, but you never expect the big ones to climb on and enjoy themselves. so love looking at all these little critters enjoying the christmas holiday. this is my absolute favorite a mysterious monolith appeared just in time for christmas day in san francisco. >>this one made of gingerbread a local says he actually saw someone like the monolith to confirm that it was indeed a christmas cookie, not sure i would do that during this whole covid situation it was probably pretty good this. i was found in the corona heights park. the cookie tower appears to model the mysterious metal monoliths that we've seen popping up around the world first we saw one in utah we someone across the sea in romania, even one down in southern california is now the bay area gets a little taste of the monolith craze that's been going on. a group police office

katie hobbs on february 9th said this in our election. participation was at historic high which was the inner workings of this process, which is the kind of access. on february 20, the board of the county board of supervisors, a republican, said no matter how you voted, this hearing was admitted with integrity, and most importantly, by arizona state laws. on december 4, the public speaker of the arizona state house, rusty bowers, rejected calls from the state legislat e legislature. here's the quote. >> i voted for president trump and i worked hard to reelect him, but i will not say that we changed tower. it would violate that oath. the vir yus and to recall. challengers brought into question were brought into the courtroom and dismissed. there was another court ruling upholding the election challenge. this is how our system works. if they are concerned with fraud and abuse, they take a learning entity. did you find any disputes other than what i shared vovinvolving interference in the 2020 election in arizona? >> no, ma'am. >> what evide