our first witness today is arizona secretary of state katie hobbs, secretary hobbs has served as arizona's 21st secretary of state since 2019. she previously served in the arizona state senate including as nonminority leader and the arizona-- in the arizona state house. earlier in her career she worked as a social worker and focused on issues including domestic violence, behavioral health and homelessness and worked for one of the largest domestic abuse centers in the country. secretary hobbs earned a bachelors degree in social work and masters degree from arizona state university. our second witness is philadelphia city commissioner al schmidt, commissioner schmidt is serving his third term and has served on the commission since 2011 as a city commissioner he is one of three members and the only republican on the city's bipartisan board of elections. commissioner schmidter began his career as a policy analyst for the presidential commission on holocaust assets and works on as a senior analyst as a government accountability office and earned a baa from allegheny college and phd in history

>> two weeks later secretary hobbs got a call from jeff yeager. a 56-year-old self-employed electrician in los angeles, california. >> when katie the [ bleep ] is executed for treason, what do you [ bleep ] traitors going to be doing for work? [ bleep ] you, useless, lying, corrupt, un-american, evil pieces of [ bleep ]. your day is coming. >> he was addressing that katie hobbs' staff, the secretary of state's office, calling across state lines like that to threaten people's lives is a federal crime. the two men who placed these calls have not been contacted by any local, state or federal law enforcement. they were contacted by a reporting team at reuters who have issued a chilling report on what is happening to election officials like katie hobbs and others and other government officials who are receiving threats like this all the time. reuters reports that they have, quote, documented nearly 800 intimidating messages to election officials in 12 states, including more than 100 that could warrant prosecution, according to legal experts. the two me

hobbs' lead story tonight at the "brunswick news," "guilty. guilty. guilty."d us he usually doesn't post his stories on facebook, but today, reacting to the verdict, he made an exception. he wrote, "on so many occasions the strange and exotic and beautiful place called the south that i love so much has come up wanting in times of reckoning. today, november 24th, 2021, in a town called brunswick on the georgia coast was not such an occasion. tomorrow i think i'll go fishing." while today's verdict might feel like a measure of accountability, it's also one that began with a local reporter's work. so our message to you tonight is this. support your local paper. as the home page of the "brunswick news" notes tonight, "the world needs trustworthy reporting. but good journalism isn't free." amen. >>> well, good evening, once again. the three men accused in the killing of ahmaud arbery are all going away. the claim was they were protecting their community and acting in self-defense. on the second day of deliberations, this jury in brunswick, georgia, found them guilt

he called arizona secretary of state katie hobbs. and he said this, they're going to hang you for treason you -- . you are going down. what are you going to do one election comes back and it already shows you trump won by 1 million votes? what are you gonna do than katie? what are you gonna do then? >> two weeks later, secretary hobbs got a call from jeff yeager. a 56 year old, self employed electrician in los angeles california. >> when katie the -- is executed for treason, what are you -- traders going to be doing for work? -- and useless, lying, corrupt, un-american, evil piece -- of, your days coming. >> he was addressing that to katie hub steph, the secretary of state's office. calling a cross state line, to threaten peoples lives, is a federal crime. but the two men who placed these calls have not been contacted by any local state or federal law enforcement. they were contacted by reporting team at reuters who have issued a chilling report on what is happening to election officials like katie hubs, another government officials

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it is, of course, one of the largest international travel hobbs in the world. and the dutch understandably are being very, very cautious about how they play this morocco has followed israel in banning all foreign is from entering the country for 2 weeks. they've impose the toughest travel bands so fast since the amazon very was detected in south africa this week. australia also confirming infections of the new variant to passengers coming from southern africa as sydney of tested positive for the new variant. parts of the country of any just reopened, remained before international travel. that headlines france, hosting a meeting of european ministers to discuss immigration. but the u. k. has been excluded. talks were cold after 27 people drowned trying to cross the channel between the u. k. and france. sedans says 6 of its soldiers have been killed during an attack by ethiopian forces. are this, is it an army post near a contested border area in gather of state? the military says its forces repelled the events of inflicted heavy losses on that armed group. if, y

his name is larry hobbs.ith the local da's office, a lot of information not released by the deadly series of events. hobbs helped to dig out the truth. he's joining me now. thanks for coming on the program. why did you decide to keep pursuing this after the initial story you wrote about a shoeing, why did you keep following up? >> you've got to follow those instincts in the back of your head. raised a lot of red flags. very little information came out. pretty much that afternoon i couldn't get anything but there was a shooting. i actually got it from a facebook notification. somebody said they heard it on a scanner. so i called that sunday afternoon. it got a little brief in the paper. i couldn't get anything from the police that day. i called the coroner and got his name, ahmaud arbery. and this was a burglary apparently, but he's in the middle of the street. why is a young man shot in the middle of the street. burglaries, typically don't take place in the middle of the afternoon, especially on a sunday when

hobbs told us he usually doesn't post historians on facebook.ict, he made an exception. he wrote on so many occasions, so many -- the exotic beautiful called the south that i love so much has come up wanting in times of reckoning. today, november 20, for the 2020, one in a town called brunswick on the georgia coast, was not such an occasion. tomorrow, i think i will go fishing. >> well today's verdict might feel like a measure of accountability it is also one that began with the local reporters work, so, our message to you tonight is this. support your local paper. as the home page of the brunswick news notes tonight, quote, the world needs trust where the reporting. but good journalism is and free. amen. that does it for us tonight, wish you all a very happy thanksgiving, it is time now for the last word, with my friend, filling in for lawrence tonight, good evening jonathan. good evening and won a beautiful sentiment to transfer from you to me as a newspaper man. yes, good journalism is important. >> a local newspaper, man originally. >> right

michael osteen, hobb, albany, the coffee well why in the midst of my philosophy, me will have the bond is the shock why the e walker, he you on? so you reports suggest that the murder rate in the palestinian community within israel is significantly higher than in the occupied west bank and gaza. there's also a disproportionately large number of killings in the palestinian israeli community compared with jewish areas of israel. arabs comprise around 17 percent of the population that accounted for 71 percent of the $125.00 murders in israel in 2019 a short valley falling at the fio and the america, the assembly sub walkman of thornton. mister, my uncle of thing will i can unaffected. colby and nanette mcafee, allow her, not the off of my my last about them, one of them a sub let he can up, and we're still philistine me at that in that the feel you the way let you jump off above one of them, i thought mainly was it off the bottom one of them here, one of them, i mean how you and then i have to fell in love the motion done and to have a talk um was from that more of a feel and we have a le

john hobbs cummins most we hear from bradford and moscow different opinions coming out of washington and in the present situation, even from the bio ministration. but those of course there have been warnings and there have been contacts. they'll be more like way more in moscow also have different opinions there. those are the diplomatic, the foreign ministry defense ministry, kind of party of war guys who believe that now is a good time to make the have a final solution of the gradient problem. and there are those in with, in the president, booking surrounding to believe that that's a bad idea that russia will very b c come under very serious economic financial sanctions. and that's not good. that's bad for internally and externally and put in is a time balance in these different opinions and he has the final solution. last spring, a really big rush and contingent. i mean, hundreds of thousands of were mobilized and the concentration of forces in the black sea and the all new premium border was much higher than today. but we didn't give the go ahead and we don't have a war in 21. we

ah hobbs, how robin watching all of their life? my headquarters here in doha, coming up on the front lines. ethiopians prime minister visits troops battling t p l a fighters in the northeast also from migrant crisis to political crisis. france counsels talk.

thanks for visiting our controls. hobb other and he's a big team between beach is a big team behind. i issue come in a span and need some boosters with us. right. you know, i will, i probably get here anyway. that's going to do. if it is additional, the kaiser bar with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our gas room at martinez until next time i l. a . i saw a message from an unknown account because it had a selfie with my passport as its profile page. i saw pictures of my documents, it will say also sent a credit contract. i had just 3 days comply with their demands to see if i didn't send money i. they sent up an online hate campaign that i was supposed to be very dangerous man. to join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess when the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah sure. don't seem an official mister spiritual, someone with a dispassionate and want to see that the phone. yes. the makisha posted in the for your phone when you're beside bixler, i me at the what the number should she can usually sho

cape town, johannesburg shipple airport on friday is one of europe's busiest international travel hobbs. we gather that they were held for several hours before authorities there concluded that 60 warm people had indeed tested positive for covert 19. there had early this morning being the assumption from the dutch authorities that some of that number would be tests were test positive for the arm across variance, as well as that, of course. now appears to keep be the case. the figure 13 for the time being was on that whether or not that will change, we will undoubtedly know in the coming hours. and what does this mean for the spread of the very end from the rest of europe, the u. k, for example, i believe had a flight from south africa on friday, but no one coming up that plane was tested for cave and according to the u. k. health minister. yes, i was like a bit of a delay in the information. i think that's what's behind this and no, undoubtedly the british government will be under an awful lot of pressure to justify why it didn't perhaps act sooner. but according to boris johnson, when h

extraordinarily cold. average temperature is about 7 in beijing, about 10 in shanghai is down to minus 7 hobbs where you might want it to be. and this pretty draws right most of china that night in hong kong, it rises a little bit about how we get to wednesday, as it does in both shanghai, in beijing, as the sun gets to work, winter sun. but still there in the northeast, wanted to bring yet more rain to vietnam and cambodia and caught a long way north in southern thailand, the peninsula, malaysia and southern being marked as well. so much or at least in the north, looks potentially still flooded in band archie has been to the for a while now for the se dryer. the still align if no more traditional looking ready for ne monsoon through sri lanka and this part of southern india, northern plate of india in the cities in particular, full of poor quality, stagnant air through the pool in pakistan. and then that circulations heading towards the whole of africa. that's a trough called depression that was off the west coast of india a few days ago. that makes the culture and somalia wet the weather spo

ah, you and gail rose red hobbs over illegal immigration. guess what means catch the higher cards. also, washington is again increasing tensions within crane is the bike administration looking to score a foreign policy victory to reflect some crises, kaiser's financial survival guide. i don't buy a i guy on the futures. as of friday, at the last time i buy it from the future cracker watch, kaiser replace ah, unwelcome and desperate sounds of margaret seems you are another freezing night before heavily corded polish border, apparently willing to take even greater risks to get into europe at least in the u . k. declare a taxi explosion outside the hospital in liverpool, on sunday, a terrorist and sort of fallen over arrested in connection with the blas which left one person dead and another injured and he looked on runny sweet europe with australia covering the 1st nation to impose a shut down only for the on racks and i did the to, to your decision has divided public opinion has been gave me when hundreds of thousands of people are forced to be.

while delegates gathered scotland for the un climate summit with colds to hobb emissions for their cries of hypocrisy, too was around $400.00 private jet, reportedly flying in the eyepiece for the event and an american pilot who told passengers the anti biden catchphrase. let's go, brandon gets us democrats and the mainstream media flying into a rage. ah, although just to midnight here in moscow now.

miss hobb park. ly is horn of africa research for amnesty international. he says the global community must take action against those responsible for these attacks. and to be just wanted to do kind of, i mean, i'd like to be responsible at also part of that investigation should find out several of the commanders, at least in one case, one of us and who looked online. it was the 1st one who wrapped up and sent it out before the address followed. so it's very difficult to make a judgment monetary set to make. that's why i just read this point. as soon as i get out of i've added slap notes spoken out because i'm i've got this wider crimes and times i get the money is proven to labor and that international. so i mean, i already got, i got a message. i can't really, jack, i can't persecution expect that, that government states to fail to bring them to justice. the have that content and that's internal. national. yes, fellers has accused the you of provoking a refugee and migrant stand off on its border with poland as an excuse to impose new sanctions. it's the l

already departed ahead of travel deadlines imposed by governments, while flights to major connection hobbs such as doha to buy and singapore have all . busy been suspended, pulse leer earlier spoke with travelers at south africans. the biggest airport i did because nothing, nothing i can do coming into a pole. it's not like getting anything that's a pain. and i don't know when, when i can, i can slightly, we've checked on the air fronts and the flight wasn't consult. i say you can do here. see i tend to fly, see, well with and send you, but everything. so when it was gonna buy a new ticket, so miss chaos and diety and confusion. following the discovery of a new coven variant called emmy crohn, at his turn, the world upside down. people are rushing to the port in a pace for the attempt to get on any remaining flight. and in fact, the queue of people are lining up in front of a close the ticket sales counter. they're hoping it will open and there might be a few things that they can still get on. many of them a question because the united kingdom was the 1st to read list 6 southern african co

i just actually did my hobb on, so it's call country you. so people can always go check it out on that. so here's what for now, we'll have more later on that lovely looking forward to it. thank you very much, jenna. that's it for the news out. but i'll see you in a couple of minutes with more of the day he's coming over to us from the cold 26 summer in glasgow. ah, me ah, along with the latest news as it breaks, no family fe, that this is the only way we have to make a living. but it's having a huge impact on the environment with detailed coverage, regular learning for level actors have been urging global pon to reverse his school . and we're throw the transitional government, which he dissolved from around the world. 8 groups alleged greek authorities have often tried to prevent potential asylum seekers from entering greek territory in the corona. virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high

responsibility, those mid anal dispelled because you've got black goalkeepers, you've got black center hobbs and more importantly, and i don't mean this a lot of black people take this wrong way. when i say this, you have a lot of blackwood wallace while making lots of money, who aren't very good. now, we saw the english. you can have a black person who is turning as much money as a white person who is even as good as old as some white place. and that for me shows that in terms of the playing, but from the playing perspective, from a physical perspective, there is no racism, a tall, racial, biased towards black players. now to be a manager, you have to be able to think. now, what is the perception of your capability to of the, of your ability to lead or woman's ability to lead a fortune 500 country or a gay person, but it had fighting a war, and this is what we have to dispel. so it must be got lots of black players. now the next step is management and that is where you have to have the perception of a black person, not a black footballer, a black person's ability to think. thank you by your

hobbs case, the question was specifically asked: are these issues going to bubble up one half-an-inch beard at a time? they're not going to present in that order. i don't think any religion has striated that there must be a touch on this particular piece of the body. what we're talking about here is a laying-on-of-hands doctrine that the minister does with all of his congregants as they're nearing the point in time that they die. if some other inmate has a well-established, sincerely held belief and that can be -- bear their burden under rluipa on the first prong, then perhaps that will be or it will not be their justice alito: well, do you think in -- in rluipa a court can say you are whatever, you are a -- a catholic, and so i am going to see what the teaching of the catholic church is on this question? is that the way this is -- this is resolved? or -- kretzer: no. justice alito: -- can the prisoner say, well, yes, i'm a catholic, but i have my own personal beliefs about this? would we not have to honor that person's own sincere, individual, perhaps unique religious beliefs? isn't

hobbs case, the question was specifically asked: are these issues going to bubble up one half-an-inch beard at a time? they're not going to present in that order. i don't think any religion has striated that there must be a touch on this particular piece of the body. what we're talking about here is a laying-on-of-hands doctrine that the minister does with all of his congregants as they're nearing the point in time that they die. if some other inmate has a well-established, sincerely held belief and that can be -- bear their burden under rluipa on the first prong, then perhaps that will be or it will not be their justice alito: well, do you think in -- in rluipa a court can say you are whatever, you are a -- a catholic, and so i am going to see what the teaching of the catholic church is on this question? is that the way this is -- this is resolved? or -- kretzer: no. justice alito: -- can the prisoner say, well, yes, i'm a catholic, but i have my own personal beliefs about this? would we not have to honor that person's own sincere, individual, perhaps unique religious beliefs? isn't

. >> and the fact that i'm having to lay this out, you know and talk about john lock and thomas hobbs all this is a sign i think that we're in a fundamental struggle for over the question do we want a democracy or do we want an oligarchy, a kind of one party, wield the power rule? >> it scars me to answer that question. john, your picture is frozen. we can hear you loud and clear so we'll pretend this is an old fashion phoner, phone interview with jon meacham. that's historian jon meacham speaking. his signal has frozen. in the pandemic days we deal with these things. jon, biden has been acting as the peacemaker in the party trying to get different factions to compromise and work together. we all remember, look, it's not working. we all remember what happened the first term of the obama administration, the republicans didn't want to work with him. the same thing is happening with biden. should he have learned from that or change tactics? is kumbaya just not going to work in the climate we're in? >> how is he kumbaya? >> he's saying i want to work together, no one wants to work with hi

. >> reporter: jennifer hobbs is a preschool teacher in medford, oregon who suffered long haul symptoms for a year from severe fatigue to hair loss. >> i've had a headache every day for a year. >> reporter: she returned to the classroom needing the income and health insurance. >> it was nearly impossible for me to think about leaving. i don't know how i do it. i just make it through the day. >> reporter: the u.s. government recognizes long covid as a disability and patients can apply for assistance but it can take months and some long haulers say they've been denied. >> it's been a catastrophe for us. >> reporter: laurie biddel just applied for disability and is awaiting an answer. she and her husband have used up their savings and retirement funds just to pay the bills. >> honestly, i am terrified i'll never be able to go back to work. >> reporter: many of the long haulers are some of the more severe cases so these doctors acknowledge it is hard at this point to say exactly how many patients are out of work. the latest estimate reflects the concern from doctors about the long-term neur

lot of the press a lot of the time and being m rights he's coming back to john's house been-- john hobbsskin hospital for surgery because no one is able to figure out what's hungry-- wrong with him and he hears is going to retire, so joe asked his good friend, arthur kroft who is the washington bureau chief of the "new york times" to help him get the word out that he's the best man for this job and that bingham is retiring. i have to say this point that mr. croft claims in his memoir that he never received financial benefit from joe kennedy, but actually that's only if you don't count to $25000 a year he got plus all of the vacations in europe and palm beach. i also need to say that i don't think the "new york times" was aware of that relationship, so these are the guys, these are the three men that are going to make the name of kennedy crate. joe junior says to his father-- [inaudible] jack has now been around europe and arthur is also a very dear friend of the boys and trying to help promote them into politics. joe finally gets nominated because of arthur croft leading the fact that he

this is a 35-year-old backup from hobbs, new mexico, who by the way, donte, in 2013 played in four games for the 49ers. he passed once and he completed it. so, he had one pass, one completion in his stats in 2013 for san francisco. but today, he looked like a pro bowler. >> yeah, he looked awesome. he looked like joe montana out there. he was decisive with the football. the defense gave him no resistance and if i can think back correctly, feld, 2013, he was our scout team quarterback and they would always tell him, hey, throw the ball like you would in a game. don't just throw it to the defense to give 'em a look and we picked 'em off countless amounts of time so the 49ers' defense didn't take the field with energy, without focus, without attention to detail and it doesn't matter who is at quarterback, if you take the field and you are not ready to play, then anybody in this league is going to shred you apart. so, hats off to colt mccoy, you play audsome today, buddy. >> there is short weeks and there is long weeks. this will be a long week because the 49ers don't play again -- play agai

but there is the hobbes theater about the state of nature.ciety. people couldn't be trusted. if you showed them how bad it would get. they would then hand themselves over to the system. and i think that when you got all this academic garbage coming out of the academy part of it. also part of it is they really don't like us. it really is punishment, not just for donald trump, it's punishment for stepping out of line. for being independent. for injecting them. it really comes down to the politics being personal. that it's personal for them and we, the state, the system, the establishment, the people represent the individuals in their own lives their parents, people who rejected them and now we're reaping the punishment. remember, this is a small, tiny group of marginalized people. it's not the majority at all. it's very small monovalent group of leftists. rachel: thank you, tammy. pete: that was a political philosophy lesson. real done. will: hobbes, i love it. rachel: excellent bringing up a.o.c. by the way. no one is more responsible for norm

our one of "america reports," joining us in moments with his analysis, but we begin with alexandria hobbs life at the richmond, virginia, where both candidates are campaigning today. hi, alex. >> hi, john, both back in the battleground territory, youngkin with the rally behind us, a booming one. yesterday they were on opposite sides of the state. and the campaign here in northern virginia speaking to the past accomplishments as the former governor, most impressive for the schools, and called his republican opponent dangerous. >> endorsed by trump now nine times, just had his ninth one and tomorrow we will have a little telecom, but i guess that it will finally go through here. >> he is talking about a tele- rally that president trump will be hosting tonight for glenn young can, and not part of it. you made it a point in fact that he is not the primitive party on the trail at all, he traveled to far southwest virginia where we asked supporters who had also voted for trump if they were disappointed that the former president was left off the campaign trail. >> it's because we support trump a

katie hobbs, the attorney general of arizona, received a voicemail saying "i am a hunter and i think you should be hunted, you will never be safe in arizona again." could you talk about what's going on with threats against election workers? and by the way, we had the republican secretary of state from kentucky talked about the fact that it has been difficult, they are losing in many jurisdictions across the country, they don't have enough election workers because people are afraid. and we don't have to discuss at length where these threats are coming from. i just want to have election officials, i want to have a functioning democracy. can you provide an update on the election threats task force? and talk about the kind of threats we're seeing to election officials. >> yes, senator. very much like the circumstances with respect to the school boards, the national school board association wrote us a letter advising of threats of violence and violence. earlier this year, we received communications from the national association of secretaries of state, national association of election adm