hobbs: thank you. chief justice and supreme court justices, secretary of state, attorney general mays, treasurer geek, superintendent horn, governors do see bureau -- members of congress, legislative leaders, tribal leaders, honored guests, and most importantly to the people of arizona, today represents a new chapter in the story of our beloved state. it is a chapter that will be written by you, your families, your neighbors and the communities you love. it is a chapter that will once again prove the power of democracy, the power of the people to make their voice heard in free, fair and secure elections serves as the foundation of what makes our nation the greatest on earth. [applause] your voice and the voices of your fellow citizens, no matter who you voted for has been heard loud and clear at our state capital and across the nation. you embraced the challenge before us and rejected those who seek to divide, to pick arizona in against arizonans, community against community. instead, you send a messag

i kathleen marie hobbes. >> i kathleen marie hobbes do solemnly swear. >> do you solemnly swear, that i will support the constitution of the united states. that i will support the constitution of the united states, in the constitution laws of the state of arizona. >> and the constitutional laws of the state of arizona, that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, but i will bear true faith and allegiance to the, and defend them against all enemies foreign and domestic. foreign and domestic. >> i will faithfully and impartially. >> discharge the duties. >> discharge the duties. >> of the opposite. governor >> of the opposite. governor >> according to the best of my ability. >> according to the best of my ability. >> so help me. god >> salt me god. >> congratulations. thank you. supreme court justices, secretary of state fontes, attorney general maze, treasury, superintendent horine, governors doocy, simon ten, senator sinema, members of congress, legislative leaders, tribal leaders, honored guests, and most importantly, to the people of arizona. today represents a new chapte

i, kathleen murray hobbs. >> i, kathleen marie hobbs. >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will support the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support the constitution of the united states. >> and the constitution and laws of the state of arizona. >> of the constitution and laws of the state of arizona. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> and defend them against all enemies. >> and defend them against all enemies. >> foreign and domestic. >> foreign and a mystic. >> and i will faithfully and impartially. >> i will faithfully and impartially. >> discharge the duties. >> of the office of governor. >> of the office of governor. >> according to the best of my ability. >> according to the best of my ability. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] [cheers and applause] [chanting] >> thank you. chief justice and supreme court justices, secretary of state, attorney general mays my treasury, superintendent horn, senator sinema, members of congress,

please stand and welcome the 24th governor of arizona, katie hobbs. [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] >> raise your right hand. i kathleen, marine hobbs do solemnly swear that i will support the constitution of the united states and the constitution and laws of thee state of arizona that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same and defend them against all enemies, foreign and domestic and i will faithfully and impartially discharge the duties of the office of governor according to the best of my ability so help me god. congratulations. [cheering andor applauding] [chanting] >> thank you chief justice and supreme court justices, secretary of state, attorney general, treasury, superintendent, governor doocy, senator sinema, members of congress, legislative leaders, tribal leaders and honored guests and most importantly the people of arizona, today represents a a new chapter in te story of our beloved state. it is a chapter that will be written by you, your families, your neighbors and communities you love, it is a chapter that

the kari lake and katie hobbs situation with something else, because katie hobbs got a lot of criticism for not getting out there, for not debating her, for not having the high energy campaign that kari lake had, but in the end, katie hobbs -- trying to remember how you described, but she was just sort of tenacious, most of the grindstone, secretary of state, did her job, and in the end, conservatives and arrogance ana looked to her and chose her over kari lake, because this, at arizona's got along rich conservative history. we don't need this. >> and hobbs understood that better -- >> in hindsight, she probably did. >> i will tell you that i watched the katie hobbs and kay lake election, and initially, i was really critical of katie hobbs not showing up, deciding not to debate, because i thought it was a missed opportunity. anytime you have an opportunity to speak to the voters, he should get out front and speak to the voters. but, then i said, you know, maybe she's on to something. because kari lake, she's just gonna turn this into a circus. she's gonna show up and vacuum carpets like

former gubernatorial candidate kari lake on katie hobbs' and joe biden's calls to remove the barriersall coming up, it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ if. ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with an historic battle for the speaker of the house of representatives, an extraordinary five-day fight not seen since the mid 19th century ended this weekend when california congressman cechg mc -- kevin mccarthy was elected speaker of the house in the 15th round of voting. >> that was easy, huh? [laughter] i never thought we'd get up here. maria: mccarthy took several blows on the way to obtaining the necessary votes to win but, ultimately, flipped several members in the 13th and 14th rounds even as at one point florida representative byron donalds emerged as an alternative to mccarthy, gaining 20 votes himself to potential speaker. congressman donalds flipped back to mccarthy after reaching a deal to verify his promises. they include a balanced budget within 10 years and a vote on term limits for all house members, among others. joining me right now is congre

but instead of using just buses, hobbes is chartering 737s.now it sounds familiar, but hear me out. katie hobbs says her goal is different from greg abbott and ron desantis. she's going to focus on humanitarian aspects, not political stunts like flying migrants to martha's vineyard. common sense covered the martha's vineyard story and would like to point out that the migrants were all asked if they wanted to go to the vineyard, and they said yes. as you recall, the generous and caring people who live on the vineyard welcome to with open arms... for 27 hours, before putting them on a boat back to mainland massachusetts. because, of course, they needed access to things like food and medicine. come on. common sense has been to martha's vineyard. you can't walk through a fine dining establishment without tripping over 17 doctors. but shipping them out was apparently humane. now governor hobbs is valued to get the migrants to their final destinations, unless that happens to be arizona, in which case -- you know, florida is nice this time of year. w

hobbs is operating to bring people in, send them all over the country.s is happening to expect the biden administration to change course when they want this to happen is ridiculous. the republicans in congress need to do more than hold hearings, more than oversight, they need to attappropriations and today mayorkas, you cannot finish business as usual, you are breaking the law, violating it and incentivizing hundreds of millions who want to come here in the future. >> ashley: the seven members who talked about this on tuesday, the seven gop members, they all spoke to the fact that drugs are being floated over the border like it is nothing. the d.e.a. seized 50 and a half million fentanyl-laced fake prescription pills and 10,000 pounds of fentanyl powder. it takes time to get those drugs in to the country and it will take time to get them out of the country. do you think it is too far gone or will a plan work to get the drugs under control? >> part of the problem is polarized system, republicans talking one language and democrats talking another democrats

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ah, i'm not matheson, this is all the 0 alive from doe hobb also tell me up. russia says has taken control of the eastern ukrainian town of sola dog. but keith says fighting continues brazil's top court orders and investigation into where the former president gyal bo scenario incited his supporters to storm government buildings. germany, it's really embarrassing itself right now. and climate act of as guttenberg joins protesters going to new heights to stop the expansion of a coal mine in western germany. ah, the u. k is called the execution of a british iranian national into chron, callous and cowardly. and always her up body was convicted of spine for the u. k. charges he denied the execution came despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states. but his primary services. so that says he's appalled and act bodie's. death won't go unpunished. when i speak now to wrestle, sarah, who's life for us in teheran, russell, the u. k. obviously responding pretty quickly to this, but was also interesting about this case is that either this or act body was deeply connected

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with more miss hobbs raining down on the capital, keith ah, i'm pablo foley. the ass welcome to the program and happy new year. so a wave of new year's celebrations have swept across europe and africa. the countdowns will soon be taking down in the americas. and with just minutes to go from now with places like brazil celebrating and also a short time ago, the capitol was once again treated to a spectacular fireworks and thrown display at the landmark london i. it's the 1st new year's eve event on the banks of the river thames since before the pandemic in 2090. and here in the german capital berlin, the open air party returned to the cities landmark brandenburg gate. people were clearly in the mood to celebrate after a rather turbulent 2022. and as per usual, the fireworks were modest in scale. put, prolific in scope with a huge number of rockets going up across the city. and in brazil, people have gathered on rio de janeiro iconic copa cabana beach to see in 2023. just a short time ago. some tourists have pitched their tense on the beach, open to camp. they'r

this is jessica hobbes over the past 56 months. i've worked in madeira munich, manheim on con canaria cape, verge, o and hamburg, and berlin billing. and now the anal portugal. lisbon. felix is a software developer for a company in hamburg. he's in home office, but without a home to many digital nomads. lisben is a welcome stop on a never ending tour. when we've done the live, there's a community for me and i know i can meet some friends and find new ones too than this place is much more interesting to me than sitting alone somewhere in berlin, lining up reading lots of sunshine and a relatively low cost of living have made portugal an attractive place for this workforce. and now the government supports the movement offering these as and tax breaks. wonder silver is fully on board. she's renting out $33.00 rooms to nomads. very boston, why fi? why is it important? because they worked remotely, a one bedroom where the bathroom goes for $1300.00 euros, a lot of money in a country where the minimum wage is only 705 years. the nomad wo

so tell us what this a lunar new year looks like at the travel hobbs and also out on the streets. yeah, i literally just landed in beijing a couple of hours ago and the capital. he is a very quiet at this point. why? because most people have already left there visiting their relatives in the provinces in the west, south or north. and so he, under capitol, it is much more calm than usual, but in the last days are basically all the train station work. really crowded. of course, also the, the airports and in are the ticket prices are searching. and this year is expected to drink, 40 day and travel a season. and the chinese people will undertake roughly 2000000000 single trips. there is really a mess of a mound and almost 70 percent of pre pandemic levels. that means we're slowly getting back to normal here. i'm curious, how worried are people about the thread of yet another surge of covey, 19 infections during this short travel season? actually most people, i mean that some are cautious, but am after basically 3 years of not being able to visit relatives in the family and they still

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parent like next guest protesting the governor's program urging hobbes to reverse her decision.children steve smith and scottsdale unified governing board member amy carney. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: amy, i think you've got two kids in the school district there. how is this going to impact you? >> well, it's going to impact me because it impacts my neighbors. and, you know, it impacts our public schools, too. because, right now, people are leaving in droves from our public schools and speaking to education that their children need and deserve. and, if they can't get that in our local public schools, then they should have the opportunity to go seek out, you know, the education that works best for their children. >> steve: absolutely. so, steve, what's going wrong with it? why would the new democrat governor want to rebirth soreversesomething that's seemee working well. >> outrageous behavior. literally her first week on the job she is going to lay down her marker in the state of the state address where she said this and days later sh

again, i am shocked about katie hobbs in arizona, we will see where that goes but that's why someoneungkin as governor of virginia because of the mess of the education system in general. >> harris: last i checked, the governor may be had more power than the equity coordinator. >> emily: may be but remember the constitution in virginia was amended so that the school boards actually had more power than the parents so unfortunately i think it's a little bit backwards that the good governors trying to surmount right now. absolutely it's actionable. of course, these are lost opportunity costs for these children. scholarship losses are also is real. it is supposed to account for economic disparity. there woke contingency says that here's what this means and it doesn't mean that or even if you are economically disadvantaged but don't have another box checked, that means you don't count, that is so patently unfair. my mom was the presidential scholar just a few years ago when she was in high school in california to this day that certificate and then the photo of her shaking the president's h

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teddy hobbs is now the uk's youngest member of the elite group. mensa iq test when he was just 3 years old. his mother says that she noticed teddy's need for knowledge during the coronavirus lockdown when she would not watch entertainment shows on tv. >> he only wanted to watch the educational ones. you're like as a parent, if you're asking for education, go for it. >> mom says that beyond being a genius, teddy is a really normal 4-year-old boy. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now, actor gabrielle union joins us in the times square studio to discuss the new season of her series "truth be told." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year. ♪ get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, including nasal congestion, with powerful claritin d, so you can breathe better. feel the clarity—and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin d. want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple a

23000000 afghans risk the slow, horrible death through starvation. joining us to discuss is dr. wa hobbs, a hair, a native afghan, who served as a senior advisor to the afghan minister of higher education for many years. he's a professor emeritus at lewis and clark college in oregon. doctor will hob thank you for joining us, doctor will. how can you please explain for us the situation on the ground in afghanistan now, one year since the u. s. withdrawal? yes. well, i my software, you know, in the afghan is, is october 2019. and of course, for the last 2 decades, i had been going back and forth every year. and then the last 7 years, 2013 to 20. 19. i was full time in teaching at the american invoice. but right now, you know, every day i talk to people in afghanistan and i read about afghanistan. so the situation is really tragic. it's disaster. it's more than critical, you know, a hunger poverty health conditions. ok. but you know, education and employment, lack of cash, all of these have that to one of the worst situations in history and on the face of the earth. you know, the vast major

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there was also election denialism, which helped propel democrat katie hobbs to victory in arizona overand this morning, hobbs was officially sworn in as arizona's fifth female governor, fifth female governor. just one week after an arizona judge rejected blake's last bid effort to overturn her loss. he ruled there was no evidence of misconduct they would've changed the outcome of the election. so, in arizona, democrats will hold three key offices, governor, secretary of state, and now, on the right side of your screen, attorney general. after a recount just completed last week, confirming that kris mayes won that race by fewer than 300 votes. all three of these people defeated republican candidates who denied the results of the 2020 election. and still, refused to concede their losses in 2022. as the new year begins with these new democratic administrations beginning in michigan, in arizona, and around the country, the lesson of the midterms is clear. donald trump's message is failed, and he will have to come up with something else. he's gonna get his fumbling third bid for the preside

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distributed to us quickly enough on the front lines where we need it to target command centers, logistics hobbs and weapons depos. the shelling is getting closer his been an intensification of shelling in the last few minutes. the soldiers here are telling us that up to 600 russian soldiers are moving into new positions. in the northeast of the city, we climbed the stairs of a destroyed residential building. smoke rises from fresh strikes, a few streets away, close to russian hill sections of town. what remains of the lives of people who fled the fighting lines abandoned and destroyed home. russian forces a gradually surrounding bar. mote from solider. around 15 kilometers to the north. to villages in the southeast, strangling what little remains of life here as the ukrainian army prepare new lines of defense, cha, strafford al, jazeera of mort. but if ross's capture sounded, r is confirmed. it would come at a crucial time for the kremlin, which has faced criticism about its battlefield failures in ukraine. alhashan reports from moscow. it's a moment more school has been waiting for visual on t