handle it passing it off, and two linemen run into each other, and it is fisk and verse and taylor and lovett. this is the best d-line in the acc and what a luxury it is when you can get home with just four guys. jordan travis, he sees nit practice, and he knows about it, and mike norvell is loving it. >> joe: and brohm knows it. and brohm's offense suffering five sacks and 12tfls. they will go wildcat to put this thing away. benson just probing that right side before he is driven back, and three time-outs remain for louisville. >> jesse: i won't lie, but if i were mike norvell, i would think about scoring a touchdown here, because i think that style points are important. >> joe: i think they are. >> jesse: most coaches would say, bleed the clock and win the game, and this is the important thing, but that is true, but considering what we have seen yesterday and today, and if i were him, i would try to put more points up on the board. >> joe: the time-out used by louisville. well, let's continue the conversation jesse, because if you are considering the style points and language used, and talk

how does it simply define young lovett lee and his team built these ovens so that they can follow the process step by step to see exactly how solid rock notes on the ground. not looking at any form in the top 200 kilometers, it'd be this month. so what the temperature and pressure conditions are right? even the magnet isn't everywhere. maxima on the mounts in places where tectonic plates the drifting apart and the pressure decreases, allowing the mac let to rise like an iceland. for example. cold places where one plates trace on top of another, on the presence of water allows the rock to mount despite the high pressure. lots of the volcanoes in central and south america were formed. the 1st place when locked in the notes is that what a cold hotspots places where the temperature is unusually high. hawaii volcanoes, for example, powered by hot spots and every volcano is different and routes in a different way. that's why the team often head south field research, like here to the long valley caldera in the united states. they gather volcanic rocks, and bring it back to the board train. f

and joining us now is one of justice o'connor's former clerk, tracy lovett, and you just came over from one of the memorials at the court, and what was your thoughts? >> it was sad and joyous for the great honor for the justice. thank you for the segment. the justice retired 18 years ago and it is important to recognize her legacy and everything that she did and achieved. >> i have to say that i absolutely loved piece that you wrote for cnn.com after she passed away calling her the ultimate ceiling crasher, and the way you wrote about your time working with her and what she meant to you before you were able to clerk for her is an important message for women and girls everywhere. i wanted to read a little bit for everyone. you wrote "on the day that justice sandra day o'connor was sworn, little girls, including me, were wondering if she can succeed in the legal field, why can't i." and then you went on the clerk for justice o'connor, and talk to me about that relationship and what you carry still today from that time. it is still always so special to hear the relationship between the cle

so when they played the inside game, and they've lovett the outs game and the proof is on campuses.hat is the future. and what is interesting, is most israelis, like the netanyahus, don't care. there's a certain contempt for americans and american jews. and they're saying, you don't get it and i think they're willing to go their own way or they think they could have their cake and eat it. and stand up to president biden and somehow they could continue to get sufficient american support. >> we'll have to leave it at that. thank you, guys. this was really terrific. >>> next on gps, amal clooney and her client nadia murad that aims t to get monenetary restitutution, real l cash into pockcket of isisis victims l li mumurad. how?w? wewe will explplain. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, so we got you some vip tickets. you have made an impact. so have you

a shelter, we effectively got that close which is good news for the community and we also pressed lovett legislation to stop federal lands from being used as migrant encampments. one in particular brooklyn floyd bennett field we passed the legislation in the house, chuck schumer is sitting on it we would love to see chuck schumer take up the legislation. it is assisted living facilities, schools, national parks all being taken away from the taxpaying citizens and being handed over to the individuals and it's wrong, when you put that with the contract that were able to get from the city that showed that the trying to register individuals to vote at these facilities if they get work authorization for 30 days and eligible to register to vote if our lawsuit fails in court. maria: that's incredible and they're saying that trump is a threat to democracy. all on the same sentence, president trump is considering calling a rally in the bronx after the primaries new york young republican president gavin wax told the post that is inspired right reagan's visit to the big apple 1981 new york in the g

all of this house republicans have exposed here then lovett.his is welcome news for american people and a necessary step. i think the hunter biden indictment proves the case for impeachment even more. hunter biden accepted millions of dollars for foreign entities with his father was vice president and it shows in 2014 burisma gave hunter biden a salary of a million dollars. when he was no longer vice president the salary was cut in half. we also the mountains of evidence of james comer and jim jordan have revealed to the great work and house oversight and judiciary committees, mounds of text messages, e-mails, bank wires, bank checks and we have joe biden on tape when he was vice president bragging that he got the prosecutor located to burisma fired is more than enough evidence to move forward that's not forget it's the democrats who impeach donald trump for asking about this corruption and digging into it, republicans seem to move forward is time to demand justice and accountability for the american people. maria: axios report claims president

if you want to see something really sweet and tender there's a youtube, it's john introduces lyle lovett. and when you see the way john talks about lyle, you'll understand everything, his heart and how feels about young artists. great question. thanks. we've got time for one one medium sized or two short ones. well, questions, no questions. no question. yes, you're good. no tape for c-span. so, yeah, i guess you do have to get it there. i'm sorry. i get that. that's the only time i've ever given bad instruction. right, michael? i've never, ever told you to do something that was stupid. and you could blame your editor after. you can always your editor. no complain that we don't have enough time. i'm sorry. okay. well, i just wondered, you know, on the heels of the question about the newer artists, i wonder who that's, you know, making work today that didn't get a chance to sing. john, who would you have liked to see get a chance to collaborate with? mr. hoekstra? i don't know. we begin with you. besides a dolly parton. the thing about dolly parton, did you think cyrus is obvious and yeah,

if you want to see something really sweet and tender there's a youtube, it's john introduces lyle lovett. and when you see the way john talks about lyle, you'll understand everything, his heart and how feels about young artists. great question. thanks. we've got time for one one medium sized or two short ones. well, questions, no questions. no question. yes, you're good. no tape for c-span. so, yeah, i guess you do have to get it there. i'm sorry. i get that. that's the only time i've ever given bad instruction. right, michael? i've never, ever told you to do something that was stupid. and you could blame your editor after. you can always your editor. no complain that we don't have enough time. i'm sorry. okay. well, i just wondered, you know, on the heels of the question about the newer artists, i wonder who that's, you know, making work today that didn't get a chance to sing. john, who would you have liked to see get a chance to collaborate with? mr. hoekstra? i don't know. we begin with you. besides a dolly parton. the thing about dolly parton, did you think cyrus is obvious and yeah,

she can be found cheering on her favorite sports teams watching classic movies, listening to lyle lovett or walking with mo, the border collie. that sounds so charming. and then she's going to ruin all that by talking about braxton bragg lee. come on. right. she's going to have smart things to say, and i assure you, you're going to leave. leave tonight with a better appreciation for a man who is one of the most reviled, easiest to make fun of, and most misunderstood figures of the civil war. ladies and gentlemen, my friend cecily nelson's an. well, i can't live up to that. chris also left his notes up here so i can know what he was really supposed to say about me. i'm going to set a timer here. i will say it's a little bit of a weird experience for me to go first in anything. my last name begins with a z and in the fourth grade my class was the last person in the entire school to get lunch and we lined up alphabetically. so i was the last student in the entire school to get lunch and i'm sure this did not have lasting psychological impacts that i'm still exploring in therapy. it's also d

. ♪ >> reporter: and so was country great lyle lovett. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: do you ever, when sandy saysf your mind, we are not going to get that person? >> i am usually amazed she can really just pinpoint the perfect person to get. so that's really an impressive thing. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: talk about impressive. zooey deschanel said yes. ♪ i just got to dance with santa claus ♪ >> reporter: and for a minute patti lupone turned the little re recording studio into a broadway stage. ♪ what's that sound all around ♪ ♪ come in closer by the mile ♪ ♪ gerenuaranteed to make you smile ♪ >> reporter: there is no doubt the woman who started out on greeting cards will continue to push the envelope. ♪ there is snow, snow, snow ♪ ♪ it's coming down ♪ >> reporter: if you could reflect on this ride of yours, this 70-year ride of yours, what would you say? >> i feel so fortunate. i feel so that i found my place. my dad would have said that i would have been happy wherever i landed. and i hope that's true. ♪ yes, christmastime ♪ >> i'm glad i landed where i have. ♪ and that's why i'm so happy to be with you

huge, huge thank you to meredith andrews, natalie green, erica, tori, emily lovett, julia lee, juliana lima, megan reynolds, al romero, jordan smith, maggie tansey and john dean engler and an extra special thank you to our amazing awards and honors manager madeline for coordinating so many details large and small to make tonight possible. and speaking of tonight almost time to learn which will be the winners of this year's national book awards. you're of the national book foundation. share the energy and excitement that we are all feeling in this room right now with readers all the country. so thank you thank you. thank you, everyone, for with us tonight. thank you. believing for believing in our work. and thank you for being part of the best team there is. team book. thank you. enjoy night. okay. i would love to remind everyone how critical is for all of us to support the year round work of the national foundation to reach readers everywhere. as said, we have just $57,000 left to meet our goal. so before you tonight or close your computer if you are at home, please join us in. support

thank you to meredith andrews, natalie green, erica hattori, emily lovett julia, julianna lee, marino reynolds, ale romero, jordan smith, meg and john winkler. and an extra special. thank you to our amazing awards and honors manager madeline shelton for coordinating so many details, large and small to make tonight possible. and speaking of tonight, it's almost time to learn which books will be the winners of this year's national book awards. your support of the national book foundation helps share the energy and excitement that we are all feeling in this room right now with readers all across the country. so thank you. thank you. thank you everyone for being with us tonight. thank you believing, for believing in our work. and thank you for being part of the best team that there is team book. thank you. enjoy the night. >> [ applause ] >> ok. i would love to remind everyone how critical it is for all of us to support the year round work of the national foundation to reach readers everywhere. as ruth said, we have just $57,000 left to meet our goals. so, before you leave tonight or clos