hobbs did not like that one bit. so detectives confronted hobbs, who denied any part in the murder, and asked them a question about angie. >> was she raped and not just killed? >> i don't know. was she raped? >> i don't know. that's what i'm asking you. the dna will prove my innocence right there. >> and lo and behold, he was right. that dna result came back, and the semen found on angie's body didn't belong to ben hobbs or chris tapp, neither one of them. >> what went through your heads when the dna results came back and it showed that the attacker was not ben hobbs? >> if you're going to nail it down to one word, it's frustration. >> but the detectives decided that didn't mean chris was lying or that their theory of the crime was wrong. it could only mean, they decided, that they needed to expand the theory. ben hobbs and chris tapp were guilty, they were sure of it. so that mystery dna must have come from a third man, a third attacker. so they put tapp back in the little interrogation room and asked him, was a thi

i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> katie hobbs gets tonight's last word.once again. day 38 of the biden administration, and this first big test comes now for the president's agenda as the house of representatives is working late into the night this evening as friday prepares to give way to saturday. at some point they'll be voting. this is not it. they will be voting on the president's nearly $2 trillion relief package. it is expected to pass, but it is going to be tight and democrats can spare no more than three votes. this relief bill includes $1,400 stimulus checks to millions of americans, a boost in unemployment payments, billions in aid to small businesses and individual states, and money for testing and vaccinations. tonight more help is on the way in that fight.

joining me now to discuss the latest is arizona's secretary of state katie hobbs.s this morning. you publicly defended your state's execution of the last election to the point where you received threats as a result of doing your job. what is your reaction to seeing this tidal wave of efforts to curtail voting especially in your state of arizona that has such a long history of voting by m mail? >> well, it's, you know, not surprising that we are seeing this kind of legislation, this kind of legislation is not new in arizona, and many of the legislators bringing it toward were some of the ones leading the charge on spreading the misinformation about the election that was held. so, again, unfortunately it's not surprising that we're seeing that here as well as in states across the country. go, arizona, leading the way. >> leading the way and probably not in necessarily in a good way. >> right. >> one of the proposed bills include only counting mail-in ballots postmarked by the thursday before the election and allowing the legislature -- this is amazing -- allowing the

morning, lighting a candle and reading books, studying, studying economics, readings hume, reading hobbes, reading the guy who has the favorite name of all the characters from the revolutionary era, malek i tassel right of all people. he has an interesting name, you never want to read malik he possible white. at any rate, hamilton read those and the course of reading those, he came to the conclusion that the annual english had the right idea. the english economic system was the perfect system, it was a system that featured a strong government, strong enough to tap hacks, strong enough to regulate commerce, it had a national government, it had a funded that, it was in fact when many historians now call a fiscal military state. it was a state and which given the economic measures that had begun to come into play around the 60 90s and the nation had plenty of money for a to expand. and as it expanded, it acquired more wealth which flowed back into england and enabled it to expand even more. so that england, which in the mid 17th century had been a rather backwater country in the affairs of e

health workers dispatch from conakry to treat the patients in isolation among them is nurse lucy hobbs husband it is in this home where nurse lucy suffered from a fever vomiting and diarrhea a week later she died in hospital health workers were unaware that she had constructed a bulla during her funeral relatives and friends hugged her body contracting the virus but not her uncle dr louis who kept his distance he says he alerted authorities because he sensed her death was more than simply a personal tragedy. lucy who was treating her grandmother who had a fever and was reading from a nose and everywhere tried to get blood clotting medicine from the main town eventually the grandmother died and nursed contracted littleness security forces stop and search vehicles in an attempt to trace close contacts and check for temperatures isolating those that appear ill guinea is on high alert people are scared haunted by the previous epidemic in 2015 over 11000 people died in 22000 were infected across guinea sirrah leone in liberia a bull that was contained thanks to the development of a new vacc

gp george hobbs is headed out to give around 20 of his patients covid jabs at home.a for a vaccination. first up is diana garfitt... right, ok. ..who has heart problems and is also losing her sight. there still is a hope in the back of my mind, however old i am, i still have that hope that... ..something will work out. right, cheerio, bye—bye! it's great because i have been a gp for over 27 years and they know me, so i think when they see someone familiar coming it makes a real difference to the experience. but quite a lot of them are quite nervous and then when they see someone they know, that is very reassuring. hello, i am calling - from ashtree surgery. ashtree surgery in carnforth in lancashire is on course to vaccinate its most vulnerable patients by the middle of this month, but that is not the case everywhere. so gps will receive an additional £10 on top of the standard fee for every housebound person they vaccinate. yes, this will be helpful. it does take significantly longer to go out and visit someone and to take the necessary time and precautions in each

joining me now is hannah o'donoghue hobbs, social media expert.ndemic, is that why you think these individuals have become such a lot more high? yes, definitely. ifeel become such a lot more high? yes, definitely. i feel like there could be a lot of misinformation that is coming out around the pandemic and people need reassurance and advice in a way that is accessible. i think that is where a lot of the medical influences have stepped into. looking at some of the numbers here. the hashtag, therapists of tiktok has been watched over when hundred and 6 million times. of the things like bite sized videos, 62nd videos, how to stop overthinking and how to do with anxiety. some people have even branched into sex education here as well. is this the future of health do you think? i the future of health do you think? ~' the future of health do you think? ~ , ., think? i think the parts that ou said think? i think the parts that you said with _ think? i think the parts that you said with therapists - think? i think the parts that you said with therapists on

health workers dispatch from conakry to treat the patients in isolation among them is nurse lucy hobbs husband it is in this home where nurse lucy suffered from a fever vomiting and diarrhea weeks later she died in hospital health workers were unaware that she had contract at a ball up during her funeral relatives and friends hugged her body contracting the virus but not her uncle dr luau who kept his distance he says he alerted authorities because he sensed her death was more than simply a personal tragedy. lucille was treating her grandmother who had a fever and was reading from my nose and everywhere tried to get blood clotting medicine from the main town eventually the grandmother died and nursed contracted littleness. security forces stop and search vehicles in an attempt to trace close contacts and check for temperatures isolating those that appear ill guinea is on high alert people are scared haunted by the previous epidemic in 2015 over 11000 people died in 22000 were infected across guinea sirrah leone in liberia a bull that was contained thanks to the development of a new vac

the revival will only follow three main characters — carrie bradshaw, charlotte york and miranda hobbesns, it won't be a surprise that fourth original cast member kim cattrall will not be returning. the actor's long said that she has no desire to return to the role that won her a golden globe. so, why are shows like frasier and sex and the city being brought back? it's a bit more of a commercial and content decision than an artistic one, and that does worry me. that said, i can't wait to see what they do with it. fans around the world now get excited for some tv nostalgia coming soon. tiffany sweeney, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to variety's chief tv critic, caroline framke, and i asked her whether she's excited about frasier�*s revival. yes and no. it's an exciting idea to see what they would do with it and what frasier would be up to now, but as your report said, we don't know whether the rest of the cast will be back. the only actor who's been confirmed as kelsey grammer, and to me, frasier doesn't feel like frasier without the others. why are they doing _ without the others. why are

that he doesn't to support these kinds of arguments refer to secular philosophers or thinkers like hobbsor thinkers who were very influential or important in this period. in fact, what's striking is -- and here i'm going to talk about my 18 latin words -- is that the one thinker that thomas jefferson cites when he's making an elaborate argument for religious freedom -- and this is in another work called the notes on the state of virginia. ■ that he refers irginia. to when he's elaborating this argument that human nature itself requires religious freedom is an early church father by the name of turtulean. i discovered this when i was teaching a class at georgetown and one of my students is in the audience. as i was teaching this class on the history of religion, i discovered that jefferson had cited this early church father turtulian and the phrase that he cites he quotes if in latin. it's a fundamental human right, a privilege of nature that every man should worship according to ÷f■ convictions. one man's religion neither harms nor helps another man. it is no part of religion to compel r

officials to stop the count justice president trump had commanded arizona secretary of state katie hobbs said that protesters were quote causing displayed delay and disruption and preventing those employees from doing their job let's call this what it was we're facing a global pandemic workers were risking their health to ensure the integrity of our elections and president trump supporters were in circling them trying to prevent prevent them from doing their own jobs this was dangerous it was scary and it was a blatant act of political intimidation. in philadelphia that same day police investigated an alleged plot to attack the city's pennsylvania convention center where votes were being counted police took at least one man into custody who was carrying a weapon and this happened all over. in atlanta in detroit and in milwaukee his supporters used armed force to try to disrupt lawful counting of votes votes because they bought into trump's big lie that the election was stolen from them president trumps months of inflaming and inciting his supporters had worked they believed it was their

hobbs which i don't think anybody really completely identified, except those who admitted up, i don't know who they were. we generally called it special analyzed materials. something like that, but it was just as am labs, instead of gps. and the time came that it was very sudden, shortly after roosevelt's death, a matter of days, everyone who is in the building in the corps of engineers was sent to oak ridge. and we were going down by train, we went by bus, transported into oak ridge and we quickly learned that oak ridge was rather vast place surrounded by fencing in barbed wire and had at least three gates, man by military police. who would want to see identification or if other authority and search the cars and allow -- there was no rigorous checking that i remember, it maybe have been some. and we were introduced to oak ridge, which had essentially won paved road, janice you have, anyone from went into another of the installation and the rest of the roads were essentially during gravel and we were put into -- they were heeded by coal stove, to win each of the barracks and we had up

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you know her from "baby driver," "hobbs & shaw," and starting friday, the new netflix movie "i care ause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? welcome, please. thanks for coming in. >> thank you for having me. i'm officially seeing you more than i've seen my own family in this pandemic. >> jimmy: is that true? >> you were the last person i saw right before the shutdown of the pandemic. >> jimmy: really? >> i've seen you more than i've seen my entire family. >> jimmy: your mom was here with you the last time you were here, which was the middle of march, as you said, right before the pandemic. she was visiting from mexico city? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did she get back home, or did she get stuck here at the time? >> no, she got stuck here. >> jimmy: she got stuck. >> for seven months. [ laughter ] it was crazy. because my mother is a tradition now to come see you, because she cares about you. she doesn't care about me, she cares about you. [ laughter ] you made her famous, too. she's questioned at airplanes and stuff. she's like, i'm going to come and be famous. [ laughter ] she just came to see you. i

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arizona secretary of state katie hobbs said that protesters were quote, causing delay and disruptionsand preventing those employees from doing their job. let's call this what it was. we are facing a global pandemic. workers were risking their health to ensure the integrity of our elections . and president trumps supporters were encircling them trying to prevent them from doing their own jobs. this was dangerous. it was scary and it was a blatant act of political intimidation . in philadelphia, that same day police investigated an alleged plot to attack the cities pennsylvania convention center where votes were being counted. police took at least one man into custody who was carrying a period this happened all over. in atlanta, in detroit and in milwaukee. his supporters used armed force to try to disrupt lawful counting of votes cause they bought into trumps big lie that the election was stolen from them. president trumps months of inflaming and inciting his supporters hadworked . they believed it was their duty to quite literally fight to stop the count so they showed up at electionc

arizona secretary of state katie hobbs said protesters were, quote, causing delay and disruption and preventing those employees from doing their jobs. call it what it was. we are facing a global pandemic. workers were risking their health. trump supporters were encircling them, trying to prevent them from doing their job. this was dangerous, it was scary and it was blatant act of political intimidation. in philadelphia, that same day, police investigated an alleged plot to attack the city's pennsylvania convention center where votes were being counted. police took at least one man into custody who was carrying a weapon. this happened all over. in atlanta, in detroit, in milwaukee. supporters used armed force to try to disrupt lawful counting of votes because they bought into trump's big lie that the election was stolen from them. president trump's months of enflaming and inciting his supporters had worked. they believed it was their duty to, quite literally, fight to stop the count so they showed up at election centers across the country to do just that. >> this is a fraud on the ame

katie hobbs said they were causing delay and disruption and preventing the employees from doing theirhat it was. we're facing a global pandemic. workers were risking their health to ensure the integrity of our elections. and president trump's supporters were encircing them, trying to prevent them from doing their own jobs. it was dangerous. it was scary. and it was a blatant act of political intimidation. >> michael steele, your thoughts. we saw it in phoenix, in michigan, the buildup step by step. and this fire hose of information that was coming at everybody across the country, not to mention coronavirus and the hundreds of thousands of deaths and the struggle this country was going through. i think it helped to see the impeachment managers lay out simple math. one plus one equals two. the president was at the core of what happened at the capitol. >> the -- i think the most powerful part of yesterday really was that. they laid out not just what happened on january 6th, but all the various events, tweets that led up to that day. we forget before then there were other incidences aroun

where roy hobbs' girlfriend we all led two lives, right, the one we learned from and the one we liveuffering. makes me think are you sure today that process of learning and becoming a better person that we hopefully go on to become for the rest of our lives, i think just about every conservative in america and a lot of conservatives around the world, that learning process first started with are you sure. i mean, we became different people because of rush limbaugh. steve, every conservative i know, everyone, every conservative has that rush limbaugh moment where they were listening and heard an idea for the first time ever. you know, you have been with fox since the beginning. i mean, literally from the beginning. rush limbaugh was there, what, 8 years before fox? was it more? there was there was only are you sure before then. where if you wanted to hear what conservatism was about, there was only one place and it was on your am dial. ainsley: you know, when you were diagnosed with your cancer, i don't know if you talked to are you sure about it, but, when we had him on our show, he w

arizona secretary of state katie hobbs said that protesters were quote, causing delay and disruptionsand preventing those employees from doing their job. let's call this what it was. we are facing a global pandemic. workers were risking their health to ensure the integrity of our elections . and president trumps supporters were encircling them trying to prevent them from doing their own jobs. this was dangerous. it was scary and it was a blatant act of political intimidation . in philadelphia, that same day police investigated an alleged plot to attack the cities pennsylvania convention center where votes were being counted. police took at least one man into custody who was carrying a period this happened all over. in atlanta, in detroit and in milwaukee. his supporters used armed force to try to disrupt lawful counting of votes cause they bought into trumps big lie that the election was stolen from them. president trumps months of inflaming and inciting his supporters hadworked . they believed it was their duty to quite literally fight to stop the count so they showed up at electionc

arizona secretary of state katy hobbs said that protesters were, quote, causing delay and disruptione employees from doing their job. let's call this what it was. we're facing a global pandemic, workers were risking their health to ensure the integrity of our elections, and president trump's supporters were encircling them trying to prevent them from doing their own jobs. this was dangerous, it was scary, and it was a blatant act of political intimidation. in philadelphia that same day, police investigated an alleged plot to attack the city's pennsylvania convention center where votes were being counted. police took at least one man into custody who was carrying a weapon. and this happened all over, in atlanta, in detroit, and in milwaukee. his supporters used armed force to try to disrupt lawful counting of votes because they bought into trump's big lie that the election was stolen from them. president trump's months of inflaming and inciting his supporters had worked. they believed it was their duty to quite literally fight to stop the count so they showed up at election centers ac

arizona secretary of state katie hobbs said protesters were causing delay and disruption and preventing those employees from doing their job. let's call this what it was. we're facing a global pandemic. workers were risking their health to ensure the integrity of our elections and president trump supporters were encircling them trying to prevent them from doing their own jobs. this was dangerous. it was scary and it was blatant act of political intimidation. in philadelphia, that same day, police investigated an alleged plot to attack a pennsylvania convention center where votes were being counted. police took one man into custody carrying a weapon. this happened all over. in atlanta, in detroit and in milwaukee. his supporters usd armed force to try to disrupt lawful counting of votes because they bought into trump's big lie that the election was stolen from them. president trump's months of inflaming and inciting his supporters had worked. they believed it was their duty to quite literally fight to stop the count so they showed up at election centers across the country to do just that