ali raza here back with a brand new episode of iran tech, and one of the problems that has always bothered people with disabilities is... their dependents on the people around them to move around and this is in large part because of the weight of the wheelchair that they have to sit on, because the the wheelchair itself is so heavy, they can't even maybe open it up uh enough to be able to sit on them and move around themselves, or for example fold it up and put it in the back seat of their car once they sit in the car seat uh so but what if we were to come up with design a wheelchair design that is much much lighter and much more... more easy to disassemble so that you can pick it up lot more easily, that could perhaps uh fix the issue so that you may no longer be uh so reliant on the people around you, and that's exactly what we're going to be talking about and focusing on in this episode of irontic, we're going to be talking about new design of wheelchairs that is lot more easy to to carry on, to pick up and to disassemble. of course, after we uh go through a brief history of a brief con

what's going on everyone, here back with a brand new episode of iran tech, today i'm at hondab, a cityan's 20-year vision document for its nuclear program and the main source of income for iran's nuclear program uh thanks to the extremely high quality. heavy water that is produced here and is exported to all the trees that require heavy water, so join me on this journey as we talk about how heavy water is made, its significance and its importance to iran's nuclear program uh as well as a couple of other isotopes that are also made in this facility. so first of all, what even is heavy water and why do we need such a massive facility be able to get it? heavy water is put simply water with very high concentration of deuterium. what is deuterium? deuterium is an isotope of hydrogen. an isotope of any element is uh that element with a different number of neutrons. hydrogen typically has one single neutron. deuterium is hydrogen with two neutrons so one additional neutron which makes it heavier, hence the name heavy water. so uh, you pretty much know the chemical formula of water, it's h2oh

ali raza here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and today i'm at yet another exhibition today, it's going to be iran health 2024. this is the premiere annual event for people who are active in the field of uh production of uh medical implants, dentistry product pharmaceuticals uh at. as well as medical professionals, doctors, surgeons, dentists, you name it, this is the place to be for this kind of people, and of course anyone who's interested in the field of uh medicine. now uh, some of the goals of this event, this exhibition is first of all uh, definitely to showcase and introduce new products into the market uh, as well as to just show the products that are currently available on the market to the masses, but also uh, if you're someone who's visiting, you can definitely take advantage of some of the seminars and the lectures. that are being held by medical professionals and those active in the business of medicine, and of course this is the premiere place to be when it comes to domestic and foreign b2 collaborations, because we have number of companies that are participati

services and everything in between. and with that said we've come to the end of this episode of iran tech. many thanks for watching, i'll see you guys next week. staring journey through the sacred rituals of muharram in iran, a time of heartfelt morning and profound reflection, witness the foreign prayers, somber processions and haunting melodies that echo the story of karbala and the legacy of imam hussein sacrifice. uncover the deep spiritual significance and cultural traditions that weave together in a tapestry of remembrance and solidarity, grief and devotion collide to create point tribute to faith and resilience. your headlines on press tv, over 50 patians are killed in his real strikes across car in a single day as a death doll from the regime's genocide approaches 3800. 850 and international charity organization says israel is systematically weaponizing water against palestinians in gaza to increase civil casualties and palestinian health officials have the alarm about polio epidemic in gaza after waste water treatment stations shut down due to lack of fuel.

what's going on everyone, ali raza here, back with a brand new episode of iran tech, and one of the problemschair itself is so heavy, they can't even maybe open it up uh enough to be able to sit on them and move around themselves, or for example fold it up and put it in the back seat of their car, they sit in the car seat uh, so but what if we were to come up with design, a wheelchair design that is much, much lighter and much more easy to disassemble so that you can pick it up lot more easily, that could perhaps fix the issue so that you may no longer be uh so reliant on the people around you, and that's exactly what we're going to be talking about and focusing on in this episode of eron tech, we're going to be talking about new design of wheelchairs that is lot more easy to to carry on, to pick up and to... disassemble, of course, after we uh go through a brief history of a...

and with that said, we've come to the end of this episode of iran tech. many thanks for watching, i'll see you guys next week. un yielding resolve, look into the tumultuous life of yoster arafat, the palestinian leader who dared sid. the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered dreams. witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story of sacrifice, betrayal, unbreakable spirit of a who fought against all odds. maximum coordination with the israelis, united states is manufacturing a false premise for confronting iran, for what reason regime change?

definitely going to cover in future episode. and with that said we've come to the end of this episode of iran tech, many thanks for watching, i'll see you all next time. really impressive how still today mountain give to people the sense, the idea of freedom, imam hussein's message of defiance against oppression and dictatorship is relevant for all times. and applicable for a broad audience for generations to come.

iran in the field of medical equipment and health. in this exhibition we have the participation of more than 700 high-tech companies, especially from iran and also from 16 countries all over the world who are attending in this exhibition in. tehron international fairground and also we have the participation of many of delegation, more than 200 delegation from countries who are working with iranian companies in this field and the business delegation who attending in this events now are negotiating with our their partners in iran and hopefully they will have very good contracts and used after the negotiation in the final days day of the exhibition all of the participant in this exhibition can enjoy the jo the joint events of the exhibition like as educational workshops and also professional panels with participation of some expert in this field and also we have peach and reverse speech which introduce new technologies and also new trend of technologies in the field of medical equity. equipment and health and also explain about the demands of technologies in clinics, hospitals and etc. this is very good opportunity for all of the role play

fruits of these labors having been paid off. with that said we come to the end of this edition of iran tech. thank you all for watching, i'll see you as all next week. does joe biden even know that he's gone, did he get an unpleasant surprise when he? saw from his twitter account that he had resigned as the democratic presidential candidate. is he even alive, and if he's so unable that he can't run, as president, how can he continue to be the president with his finger on the nuclear button, and camela harris, seriously, come and see me have it out with galloway. crisis, devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy, israel, lebanon threats.

fruits of these labors having been paid off. with that said we come to the end of this edition of iran tech. thank you all for watching, i'll see you as all next week. there is james. nine months of genocide against palestinians is spilling the blood of palestinians, but it is also hemoraging as well, badly, maybe even more than palestinian themselves. the economy is tanking. one of the dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening is that reports came in today through here and the jerusalem post of rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright. he's a writer and geopolitical analyst. he writes about forent affairs on his substack at frankright.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma, she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media, the press project.gr. the gin in gaza is not only genocide against the palestinian people, is also a murder of the israeli economy. the headlines, israel intensifies strikes on gaza's southern cit

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in this week's episode of iran tech we're going to uh be at the tehran permanent international fairgroundessionals and company. who are working in this field to collaborate, showcase their product and introduce their products to the masses. stay tuned, times are listed below. the headlines yemen launches a drone strike on tel avive leading one person dead and several others injured. at least 50 palestinians are killed in the latest israriar strikes across gaza where the total death tool approaches 38,850. major it crash grounds planes across the world and hits banks, among other businesses.

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in this week's episode of iran tech we're checking out hondav's heavy water production facility to talk about how iran managed to rank among the top five producers of heavy water in the world, what heavy water even is, it significance and how it's made. in this week's episode, don't miss it, times are listed below. your headlines on press tv: at least 90 palestinians have been killed in an israeli strike on a refugee camp in the gaza strip as the overall deaththoll source past 38,400. palestinian resistance movement condemned the deadly strike on the refugee camp as a sign of... israel's disregard for all international norms inventions. the new report has indicated that months long genocidal war on gaza severely impacted the israeli economy.

"what's going on everyone, alizar here, back with a brand new episode of iran tech and today i'm at yet another exhibition today, it's going to be iran health 2024, this is the premiere annual event for people who are active in the field of uh uh production of uh medical implants, dentistry, production of pharmaceuticals uh as well as medical professionals, doctors, surgeons, dentists, you name it, this is..." key place to be for this kind of people and of course anyone who's interested in the field of uh medicine. now uh some of the goals of this events this exhibition is first of all uh definitely to showcase and introduce new products into the market.

in this week's episode of iran tech we're checking out kondav's heavy water production facility to talk about how iran managed to rank among the top five producers of heavy water in the world, what heavy water even is, its significance and how it's made in this week's episode, don't miss it, times are listed below. headlines, this really military continues its deadly air and offensive in gaza, over 70 civilians are killed in bombardments of refugee camps near hunius. israeli occupation forces have abducted civil palestinians during the new incursions into the cities of tolkarm and calcilia in the occupied west bank and in the us pro-palestine protesters interrupt president joe biden's campaign speech by calling for a palestine free from the israely.

iran in the field of medical equipment and health. in this exhibition we have participation of more than 700 high-tech companies especially from iran and also from 16 countries all over the world are attending in this exhibition in tehran. international fairground and also we have the participation of many of delegation, more than 200 delegation from countries who are working with iranian companies in this field and the business delegation who attending in this events now are negotiating with our their partners in iran and hopefully they will have very good contracts and mous after. negotiation in the final day day of the exhibition all of the participant in this exhibition can enjoy the the joint events of the exhibition like as educational workshops and also professional panels with the participation of some expert in this field and also we have peach and reverse peach which introduce new technologies and also new trend of technologies in the field of medical equipment and health and also explain about the demands of technologies in clinics, hospitals and etc. uh, this is very good opportunity for all of the role players in this fiel

tech. ron iran revolutionary guard has confirmed the death saying anita, and his body guard were killed and an attack at his residence, india, ronnie and capitol. so far there has been no claim of responsibility. however, suspicion has fallen on israel, which has about to kill m. e a and other leaders of him off after the route carried out the october 7th. the terror attacks let's go live to our correspondents constantine. i got to joining us from jerusalem. constantine. good morning. can you tell us what we know so far about the circumstances of his apparent death here? good morning, claire was very little. uh, we do know that moss said, um it was an air strike. uh, but it's not confirmed do the multi 1000000 city like around and asked. stripe would be pretty visible. so it's not clear whether it was that's or let's say a come on the raid. and no one took responsibility of the renew for this of the, the, the, the investigating still the, the, what happened. and what we do know from reports from to around the scenes, that's one of funny, as bodyguards was also killed in the strike. so, so i

hamas says he was killed in an israeli strike in tech iran after attending the inauguration of iran's new president on tuesday, israel, so far not commenting or claiming responsibility for 62 well 20 was born in a gaza refugee camp. he joined hamas in the late 1980s during the first intifada. and the rose through the ranks, becoming the group's political chief in 2017. and soon after he was named a specially designated global terrorist by the u.s. cnn's paula hancocks joins us now, live from abu dhabi, despite all of that, he was seen as someone that the international community could work with. what's been the loss to the diplomacy here for her mass well, max, he was certainly the most visible hamas leader since the october 7 attacks. we have been seeing him carrying out to indirect negotiations with israel since then. when it comes to these hostage ceasefire talks and he has been very key when it comes to speaking to the two key mediators, qatar and egypt was based in doha, qatar for some years and really did have appear to have the freedom to be able to move around the region at wil

dead at this point, i do get your point though, this penetration of irans defense has exposed tech ron at a time when it has been looking to restore its deterrence vis-a-vis israel. i just wonder whether this also gets as one regional analyst is suggests, it gets benjamin netanyahu, the potential for the war that many say he has been looking for, where they iran, throwing the region that you're in, that i live in, in the gulf into chaos at this point well, i hope that the biden administration would counsel attorney who strongly against that and all the statements we're getting from washington are about restraint, calm and very interestingly, saying that an all-out regional war is not inevitable. >> of course, they also say that if it were to come to that, they'd stand by israel. but i find those words not inevitable. very interesting and yes the assassination of a smile honea could tip the region into all out war. the same way that we got to that brink in april of this year iran felt it had to respond to save face at the time. and that's what it did because the target in damascus at th

they are still combating threats from places like yemen with the iran-backed houthis there that launched a tech against tel aviv and then you have iran backed iraqi and syrian malicious and around themselves so they are dealing with a number of things here they have to juggle at the same time understanding they only have a certain stockpile of weapons. according to recent reports in politico israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu when he was visiting american leadership in washington and addressing congress brought with him a list of weapons systems he is requesting the biden administration fast track to israel to allow them to bolster their stockpiles just given the fact a larger war in the region corrupt and they would need those weapons if they have to fight again on multiple fronts. john, sandra? >> sandra: okay. trey, thank you very much. how do you believe we will be getting our next updates? obviously noting the life pictures we are getting of the aftermath at 9:14 p.m. local time. what do you see us seeing and learning here in the next hour or two as far as the next response that ma

and of the political leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh the group says he was killed in tech ronna after meeting with iran's newly elected president. you see here and attending his inauguration here on state media says an airborne guided projectile was used to strike where hania was staying in the iranian capital. hamas was quick to blame israel calling it a quote zionist strike. there has been no official confirmation from israel. one saying that it doesn't respond to reports from foreign media well anya was a longtime member of hamas joining in the late 1980s and rising through the ranks over the years before >> act, which will not pass in vain. >> and palestinian authority president mike would have bass calls hernias killing a quote dangerous development was for any us response, the white house says, it's aware of the reports, but it has so far not commented. well, these reports come after israel claim just hours earlier that it had killed hezbollah as most senior commander in a drone strike in beirut, israel says it was retaliation for saturdays, deadly rocket attack in the occupied golan heights. hezbo

tech. but they are affects us fairly detectable by raider and can carry more, have iran says it is exporting drones and drone technology to more than 20 countries including tragic is done armenia. saddam, it's c o p a and it's a lot energy area and russia is using and rang and drove. and it's more against the frank has put a phone on the international map. so, you know, uses the rainy and drones in europe and the war in ukraine was quite sober for many policy makers, especially in europe. it has made the wrong relevant to a region beyond its traditional ground within 2 months. and then there is rooms large and diverse missile arsenal around and its proxy is launched. hundreds of miss elson jones towards israel in 2024 grants. first direct attack on israel ever around said it was the retaliation for the deadly air strike on a new ring. and conflict and syria that we mentioned earlier, israel and its partners intercepted almost all of the mirage in part because the rom clearly signaled as plants ahead of time. so the attracted little actual damage on the ground. you say, yeah, and julie, pull

iran. but we are reducing ai enabled things like deepfakes for a tech generation being used by scammers and spammers. scammers and spammers are some of the most innovative people in the online threat environment. they move the fastest, they are the least responsive to external pressure because they just want to make money and they are in jurisdictions that won't do anything. what we should be alert to his the tactics and techniques that the spammers and scammers use being adopted by actions over time. if you want to see what's coming, that's were i would be looking. what can be done, what's working, what isn't, especially in the examples you use from ai enabled capabilities being used in smaller and more private settings. this is where things like some of the watermarking -- by watermarking, more of what was talked about, technical watermarking that cannot be removed to identify whether content is effective or created by an ai system can be perpetuated by social media platforms. if a company that produces ai content, which, this is one of them, is willing to be part of the coalition, they s

tech. but they are affects us fairly detectable by raider and can carry more, have iran says it is exporting drones and drone technology to more than 20 countries including tajikistan armenia. saddam is c o. p a and it's we lost energy area. and russia is using a ring and drones and it's more against the crank. has put a phone on the international map. so, you know, uses the range and drones in europe and the war in ukraine was quite sober for many policy makers, especially in europe. it has made the wrong relevant to a region beyond its traditional ground within 2 months. and then there is rooms large and diverse miss so arsenal around and its proxy is launched. hundreds of miss elson jones towards israel in 2024 grants. first direct attack on israel ever . i said it was retaliation for the deadlier strike on a new ring. and conflict and syria that we mentioned earlier, israel and its partners intercepted almost all of the mirage in part because the rom clearly signaled as plants ahead of time. so the attracted little actual damage on the ground. so yeah, and julie pull that out to the prin

dozen people from iran, china, russia, uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan are represented by newspapers, news agencies and television channels. the guests have already visited belaz, a high-tech park and sailing center in the minsk region. of course it’s interesting, now the it sector is one of the most advanced and one of the most promising, there are not enough it specialists everywhere, everyone is fighting for them, so of course it’s interesting how everything works here, in our region we are doing many projects in different fields of activity, we shoot a lot of industry, we shoot a lot of crops, full growth is used today artificial intelligence, and this greatly changes the labor market, primarily for programmers, also... greatly changes the landscape of those solutions that enterprises use in their practice, such as the industrial sector, agriculture, in principle, any sector of the economy. about 40 new companies have recently appeared in the park, this is a new approach, these are companies that work in a wide variety of industry areas. journalists produce some materials promptly, others will be combined into separate thematic reports. belarus, as an old friend, is al

just violated the, the, the software into the a, rod you in a capital by tech tiring out on assess the nation strike. meantime, iran has a brand new president who's already condemned the attack. what kind of further reaction might you expect out of camera? well, that is a very good question. first of all, let me say that nothing yahoos visit to the us on his page. they watch congress from on his way. any point was a big victory for them. nothing. y'all is just not with the american president joe biden with the, his a vice president and nominated for the next election come in or how does he also met with the republic? i'm clinton, the uh for the president. so you don't have to, i'm who has as the you as a president to allow nothing else to finish the job and, and the guy is listed. i very much think it's not the cool incident that this uh, major assassination. just up in 3 days off the nothing you know left that you us, he probably, uh has uh receive a blessing, a died a green light from the us. and when you, our secretary of defense lloyd's. uh, uh, austin lloyd was, was us this morning. and he did not respond with

tomorrow "after the bell" and here's where they are as were walking up to the big tech or needs which are very important, iran'sreme leader going after the u.s. trampling on the rights of the pro-hamas protesters in washington, d.c. last week, extraordinary, gillian turner at the state department, do we have an administration response to this? >> we do in a given to you in a moment you might remember this is started with a seminal moment during is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu's address to congress in which he accused the pro-hamas protesters in washington, d.c. being patsies for iran's anti-semitic regime, take a listen. >> i have a message for the protesters when the tyrants of tehran who hang gaze from cranes and murder women for not covering their hair are praising and promoting and funding you, you have officially become iran's useful idiots. >> now the reaction from senior state department and white house officials there taking issue with the likelihood irene was back in the protest that terrorize nations capital. >> we sin iranian support for protest and we understand the vast majority of prot

iran and north korea definitely are. but clearly china is become a leading conduit at also source for the high tech and other materials that would be needed for the russian to support as war effort. and, and there's a lot of focus on that. i think you know, the fact that kind of figures prominently in the communication that was issued at the, from the summit yesterday. that reflects, that's the last somebody in june. it started to talk more seriously about china is a systemic challenge to nato allies. the summit clearly goes much further awhile native leaders, we're meeting there in washington. china was holding joint military exercises with better routes just across the border from native, remember poland? is that timing? do you think it coincidence? i suspect it isn't the coincidence of, but i think the real focus is not so much. china, acting somehow in, in europe or in ukraine's neighborhood is more about this, this a more distant but very important supply of technology and know how and other things to russia at the moment. but also for the next years, i am behind that to i think there is, you know, uh, a rather sharp

i mean, houthis have been extending their tech and advancing their weaponry, their arsenal, of course thanks to iran have a correct confirmation of that being launched from yemen. it might well have been sent by an ally from the axis forces, with houthis taking the claim. and ijust wonder, just a final thought. this comes at a deeply unstable time, of course. what does this mean for the stability or lack thereof in the region at the moment? it doesn't bode well, honestly, because if indeed it was a co—ordinated attack by the resistance axis, it means a willingness to escalate in the region. and more players are getting involved, which is basically adding fuel to the fire in the region. tensions remain high at the israel—lebanon border. just hours ago, israel's military struck a depot storing ammunition linked to the hezbollah militia group. earlier this week hezbollah�*s leader, hassan nasrallah, warned that they would hit new targets in israel if more civilians were killed in israeli strikes. reports say that at least 104 civilians have been killed in lebanon since october. transportation providers

iran, china, uzbekistan, kazakhstan, uzbekistan again. today the guests focused on mechanical engineering, high technology, sports, on the route belas, a high-techy our correspondents. india, iran, our dump trucks work in the quarries of russia and kazakhstan. at the same time, the belarusian automobile plant focuses on promoting its new products, so the significant effect of the participation of our machine builders in novokuznetsk at the coal of russia and mining exhibition, we exhibited a 13-ton mining dump truck that runs on liquefied natural gas, it also caused a great sensation, we received the grand prix for participation in this exhibition with our sample, and this sample went straight from the exhibition to the consumer, that is... there we signed a sales agreement. iran is probably one of our priority areas, because the mining industry is rapidly developing there. uzbekistan, kazakhstan, yes, these are also some of our main consumers. but you can write hundreds of reports about this location of world significance, and this will not be enough. today the high technology park follows the latest trends, including working with artificial in

i mean, houthis have been expanding their tech and advancing their weaponry, their arsenal, of course thanks to iranect confirmation of that being launched from yemen. it might well have been sent by an ally from the axis forces, with houthis taking the claim. and from the axis forces, with houthis taking the claim. and i 'ust houthis taking the claim. and i just wonder. — houthis taking the claim. and i just wonder, just _ houthis taking the claim. and i just wonder, just a _ houthis taking the claim. and i just wonder, just a final - just wonder, just a final thought. this comes at a deeply unstable time, of course. what does this mean for the stability or lack thereof in the region at the moment? it doesn't bode well, honestly. because, if, indeed, it was a co—ordinated attack by the resistance access, it means a willingness to escalate in the region, and more players are getting involved, which is basically adding fuel to the fire in the region. we must leave it there. _ fire in the region. we must leave it there. thank - fire in the region. we must leave it there. thank you i fire in the region

these are our colleagues from russia, iran, china, uzbekistan, kazakhstan, and once again uzbekistan. today the guests focused on mechanical engineering, high-techports, on the route bilas, a high-tech park and sailing center. belarus through the eyes of sco journalists in a report from ours correspondents. belas is a large and powerful car, a phrase pronounced in different languages ​​has the same emotions, it is impossible not to admire such technology, starting to get acquainted with belarus from a belarusian automobile plant means not only being charged with strong impressions, but also learning a lot of relevant information, there is great interest in belarusian cars, after all, in many sco countries, these dump trucks work in the mining industry in a specialized topic and a columnist for the uzbek newspaper people's word, countries of the shanghai cooperation organization our dump trucks work in the quarries of russia, india, iran, kazakhstan, while the belarusian automobile plant focuses on promoting its new products, so the significant effect of the participation of our machine builders in novokuznetsk at the coal of russia and mining ex

iran in the south on board border. and israel would like to have the possibility to tech a lease once because that is coming to an end. so they're trying to get this uh, the hands on more and more weapons to speaking because there are still hostages in jobs. i understand that at this hour, the u. s. president and these really prime minister are meeting with families, correct? the hostages in the us. correct, this problem is a hostages, some of them came with us and you know, on his plane, others have been invited by other american legislatures because they have dual american and is really citizenship and they're in the white house. and this was an initiative of president biden, who was very clear in his commitment to bringing back to hostage from day one. and he has met hostages families throughout the last month in the white house, also in his historic visit in israel. and he wanted to have them there and it was clear that if he has them there and he also hasn't them. now there, he's gonna have to make that to now part of that visit i think that's in the i would not have volunteered to be there. ideally, because ther

iran into an air hub in the region . in the special economic zone and the free commercial zone of the airport city, where industrial, commercial and high-techivities are carried out , a route will be built for the attack of cargo from the southern part, which is the place for the maintenance of airplanes and cargo, in order to transport cargo through the railway line and road. heavy vehicles enter the landing zone. leila saki of the iranian broadcasting news agency is trying to identify investment opportunities in the reconstruction of the syrian oil and gas industry by sending representatives of several specialized companies and scientific institutions to syria. the experts of our country after the visits maidani says that iran can take a good share of the syrian reconstruction program. the high rise of the islamic republic of iran to invest in the oil and gas industry of syria, due to its presence on the mediterranean coast, syria can be a suitable area for the re-export of energy and fuel reserves and petroleum products . to examine the road map of the syrian government for the reconstruction of the infrastructure facilities of the oil a

tech did iranian chatter about assassinating mr. trump, leading the u.s. to step up security. there is no known connection between the threat from iranday's attempted assassination. iran denies planning any kind of violence against mr. trump. meanwhile, president biden is back on the campaign trail after pausing events in the immediate aftermath of saturday shooting in pennsylvania. he's campaigning in nevada. these are live pictures, he's addressing a major gathering of black voters. he will be heading to the naacp national convention. tom bateman is traveling with the president and sent us this report from las vegas. >> the speech to the naacp and some of the other events mr. biden is doing here all in an attempt to reach constituency for his campaign in the context of trying to get this campaign up and running again. one of those meetings, with congressman steven horsford who was one of those who greeted him on the tarmac as we landed here in las vegas. he is someone who has been pretty openly critical about the way he thinks the biden campaign has failed in some respects to reach out to black voters. he chairs the congressional b