lester? >> george lewis, thanks. more on the second deadly crash this weekend at an air show in west virginia. the pilot was part of an acrobatic team was killed when his plane went down and burst into flames on the runway. no one on the ground was hurt. the ntsb is also investigating the cause of that accident. >>> there have been at least a half dozen air show-related crashes in this country already this year. here to talk about air show safety is nbc news aviation analyst and veteran commercial pilot john cox. john, thankfully, we haven't seen many cases of planes coming down into crowds. but that said, it is going to have to be a hard look at how we ensure crowd safety at these kinds of events. what changes might we anticipate? >> i think, lester, we're going to see a good look at the overall process, in other words, what happened to the airplane. also, what we could do to ensure crowd safety. air shows have had this kind of problem a couple of times before. there was a tragic accident in ramstein some years ago

i'm lester holt reporting from lower manhattan. i'm lester holt reporting from lower manhattan. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we are just one day away from the tenth anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. good evening,

lester? >> rehema, thank you. nearly every conversation about fixing our schools eventually turns to fixing our economy. and on that front today, the president traveling out west turn up the volume in pushing his jobs plan, while the republican candidates determined to unseed him are trying to adjust to a rapidly changing playing field. nbc's mike viqueira reports. >> reporter: president obama today in full campaign mode. >> thank you so much. thank you, seattle. >> reporter: kicking off a western swing, three days, five cities, seven fund-raisers. still pushing his jobs plan, while at the same time throwing red meat to his political base. >> don't just talk about helping america's job creators, how about actually helping them. get this bill passed right away. >> reporter: the trip comes after the president gave a fiery speech to the congressional black caucus, with black unemployment near 17%, and many black leaders openly critical of his approach. last night mr. obama had tough words for a

here is nbc's lester holt. >> reporter: a permanent memorial to the victims of 9/11 where water falls spill into the footprints, remembering the tears that flowed on this anniversary. >> and my dad. >> former first lady laura bush wept as wives, husbands, parents and children, some too young to remember their moms or dads told us who their lost. >> and my father, who i never met because i was many my mom's belly. >> others told us what they lost. >> i wish my dad had been there to teach me how to drive, ask a girl on a kadate and see me graduate. >> god is our refuge and strength. >> later the president read a biblical passage. former president bush quoted another wartime president, abraham lincoln, in offering his own consolation. >> i pray that our heavenly father may assuage the ang waj of your bereavement and leave you only the cherished memories of your loved and lost. >> reporter: singer james taylor performed. as did paul simon. to the refrains of sounds of silence, families saw for the first time the names of their loved ones permanently etched in bronze. ♪ ♪ the image in my b

. >> reporter: hi, lester. right now, shane bauer and josh fattal are on a plane with their loved ones as they just put it, eager to go home at last. they spent more than two years in prison convicted of spying and illegally entering iran, which they deny. sentenced to eight years. but with the help of diplomats and the omanian government, they were released. they read statements just before leave og man. >> just hours after we left prison, we were able to swim in the calm waters of the gulf. we stayed up all night with our loved ones and we watched the most beautiful sunset we've ever seen. >> reporter: they would not answer a single question about their ordeal. but an omanian government source described prison conditions as being bad all around except that the food was good. they were able to work out regularly in a gym. and medical check-ups they had here show them to be healthy. >> michelle kosinksi in oman, thank you. >>> in russia, prime minister vladimir putin makes its apparent he wants his old job back

here's lester holt. >> reporter: for the first time since the attack, the september 11th sun rose over new york city with a permanent memorial mirroring the tears that flowed on this anniversary. >> my dad, michael babbit. >> reporter: first lady lawyer bush went as wives, husbands, parents and children, some too young to remember their moms or dads told us who they lost. >> and my father, who i never met because i was in my mom's belly. >> reporter: others told us what they lost. >> i wish my dad had been there to teach me how to drive. ask a girl out on a date, and see me graduate from high school. >> reporter: the president and mrs. obama began their visit to all three attack sites greeting the family of victims in new york. >> god is our refuge and strength. >> reporter: later the president read a biblical passage. former president bush quoted another war-time president, abraham lincoln n offering his own consolation. >> i pray that our heavenly father may assuage the anger of your bereavement and leave you only the cherish the memory of your loved and lost. ♪ >> reporter: singer j

lester, glad you're here. thanks. >>> at the white house today president obama delivered the nation's highest military honor to a young man being called a genuine american hero, although as we have heard him say, it's not something he likes being called. he's a marine named dakota meyer and becomes now the 85th living recipient of the medal of honor. awarded to him for rushing into enemy fire in afghanistan and disobeying orders, by the way in doing so, in order to save the lives of 13 americans in an ambush. >>> up next here tonight as our broadcast continues on a thursday evening, after the raging wildfires in texas, going back home to see what's left. tonight, we're with them on a first look. >>> and later, the fire rescue we watched in disbelief. we have heard from the heroes who put their lives on the line. tonight we hear from the man who was given a second chance at life. >>> as you have seen on this broadcast, it's been almost two weeks now since the worst of the wildfires in texas started burning. tod

lester, thanks.resident walking around the grounds here after he toured it, he said this memorial was fitting. and he said it, quote, meets the moment. just yesterday at the white house, i talked with the president about his personal recollections of that day, 9/11, ten years ago. >> we were driving down lakeshore drive. i was driving down to go to a meeting in the state building. and heard the first report about a plane going into the towers. and assumed it was a cessna or somebody who'd had an accident. by the time i parked my car, got into the meeting that i was attending, the reports were starting to come in that this had been a jetliner and that many people had been killed. at that point, we started evacuating the building. then going to my law office and watching, you know, the towers come down. you know, the images of people falling from the skies and the clouds of smoke and dust settling on everyone. and then going home and -- and holding sasha, you know, rocking her to bed as i was watching

today the appeals court heard final arguments in her case and nbc's lester holt was there. >> reporteramanda knox walked into an italian courtroom today for what may be one of the last times. within days, an appeals court could decide whether to throw out her conviction and set her free. knox and her italian former boyfriend were convicted in the brutal 2007 killing along with this man, an african immigrant who already lost his appeal. today, the lead prosecutor in his final rebuttal suggested amanda knox wants to leave that man, rudy guede, holding the bag. she could go free, said the lead prosecutor, and once again the black guy will pay. >> the racist theme has emerged during the closing statements. very interesting. >> reporter: prosecutors say the killing was the result of a drug-fuelled sex game, but their strongest evidence, supposed dna on a knife and bra clasp, was discredited by court-appointed experts, giving renewed hope to knox's family. >> alls we are doing is trying to support our daughter and trying to have the truth come out and have her come home. >> reporter: court o

edward mardikian >> edward joseph mardovich >> charles joseph margiotta >> kenneth joseph marino >> lester v. marino >> and my father, we miss you every day. >> and my sweet husband, retired police officer, a united airlines flight attendant flight 175. we miss your kind and gentle spirit and your sense of humor. you are forever in our hearts. >> vita marino >> kevin marlo >> jose marrero >> john marshall >> james martello >> michael a. marti >> peter c. martin >> william j. martin, jr. >> brian e. martineau >> betsy martinez >> edward martinez >> jose angel martinez, jr. >> robert gabriel martinez >> victor martinez pastrana >> lizie d. martinez-calderon >> i am honored to read my oldest brother's name. we love you and miss you. you are for ever in our hearts. >> and my sister, karen martin. flight attendant, and to all of the flight crew and passengers, when i look up, i see and feel your spirit and the sky. >> paul richard martini >> joseph a. mascali >> bernard mascarenhas >> stephen frank masi >> nicholas george massa >> patricia ann massari >> michael massaroli >> philip william mast

people that came before me, what i accept this honor, it's for duke ellington who didn't get one, for lester young, for john coltrane, thelonius monk who didn't get one. thank you for this honor. i appreciate it. i'm them. that's who you're talking about, this music now. i appreciate it, not for me, for everybody that played, died, suffered, and made this music come out. tavis: you have such a grateful spirit. >> thank you for saying that. tavis: a kind, loving, gentle and grateful spirit. >> i have been through a lot, you know. i have been through a lot of stuff and i did not know i would get here. but i made it, i tried to be that way. tavis: how much of the hard stuff did you and your -- endure, the prison and heroin addiction, how much of that brings out the grateful nature that you have? >> i was lucky that i was able to get out of that valley of shadow of death, see. i was lucky because there were so many great young guys that could not get through that. i was lucky. again, how did i know i was going to become that? the same thing that -- go on, keep going on. i am grateful, but -- yea

lester brown uses scientific and economic studies together with data from the world bank the united states government and the united nations to draft a global budget for restoring the earth we look at the two sort of major components of what we think it's going to take to create a sustainable future one is poverty eradication and population stabilization and then we treat those as one because we think they're closely related when we put the budgets together for eradicating poverty stabilizing population plus what we call the earth restoration budget it comes to a total of one hundred sixty one billion dollars now that's a lot of money it's a third of the u.s. military budget. it's a third of the u.s. military budget and the u.s. military budget is half of the global military budget which is now about a trillion dollars and if you asked the question could we reduce the u.s. military budget by a third. and shift those expenditures into poverty eradication population stabilization earth restoration i think it's clear that we would do far more to insure our future than if we just stay with a h

richard lester has more details. >> they said they had never met such difficult conditions. they worked day and night in the hope of finding at least one minor left alive. this evening, their hopes were dashed. >> i can confirm the fourth dead and miner has been recovered. on behalf of us all, i would like to express our sincere condolences to the families of those who fell -- i can confirm that of the four deceased miners, there were found in close proximity to each other. one was john b. exit side of the blockage -- one was on the exit side of the blockage. together, they were where they had been working. >> families, friends, and neighbors suffered, agonizing waiting for information. the news just got worse as the rescue team found one by one more bodies. from around the world, gifts of food and toys for the children, but this has been a crippling blow. >> it was not supposed to lead. his wife did not want him to go to work yesterday. but he insisted. it is sad. not only for the community, but for everybody. everybody is devastated. >> the operation was hampered by debris

lester holt will be here with you this weekend. the good thing about this show is we'll be back here on monday. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night. >>> dozens of new jobs starting today from a bay area industry trying to get past a firestorm of bad publicity. good evening, everyone, and thanks for joins u. i'm anel wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with an ironic twist. while the ceo is being berated on capitol hill, his former employees here in the bay area were being offered hope. many of the

lester brown uses scientific and you can omics studies together with data from the world bank the united states government and the united nations draft a global budget for restoring your we look at the two sort of major components of what we think it's going to take to create a sustainable future one is poverty eradication and population stabilization and then we treat those as one because we think they're closely related when we put the budgets together for eradicating poverty stabilizing population plus what we call the earth restoration budget it comes to a total of one hundred sixty one billion dollars now that's a lot of money it's a third of the u.s. military budget.

>>lester: yeah really happy with that - it's kinda rare to get something like that in the contest thisbig. yeah, so something to remember. >>reporter: but to compete here takes real courage. the waves may be classic, but they are seriously cold... barely above freezing... >>sullivan: it's one of the coldest surfing venues there is i mean it's 40 degree water out there. so i came from 80 degree water last week - i came just a little bit early just to prepare myself and get ready and get my body used to wearing the wetsuits and all the rubber. the water's a little bit more condensed because of how cold it is so you tend to need a little bit thicker boards out there so you floata little bit better because of the weight of the wet suit. >>reporter: it's that careful preparation and attention to detail that has propelled 24-year old kevin sullivan from lahaina hawaii to 150 in the world rankings in just four years. >>sullivan: you gotta stop doing what you wanna do and start doing what you need to do - that's kinda how i think. >>reporter: but professional surfing is a sport that doesn't co

shared risk by the people who sold them well how does the bonus games work out lester in wall street oh record bonuses hundred forty billing and then let's move on to this final headline here max a tally in town minutes own money to fight austerity this is the italian town of philip tino and they have introduced a new currency called the fiorito and order to avoid these austerity measures which are being imposed across italy so the austerity measures of course as i said have been there no longer introducing a new tax on the wealthy but they are cutting back on money to municipalities well this is what happens when this is actually a good comment to see the whole globalization movement over the past ten twenty thirty years is falling apart forcing local governments and local communities to create their own currency their own trade back and forth and to just subsist secede from the prevailing bank gangster model and so i'm going to see a lot more of this and into that makes of course is why people are resorting to the ultimate currency of currencies gold and silver exactly and i have a

got com slash r t america you can follow me on twitter out lauren lester and you can tune in for more news in our behalf at seven pm. issues that so much. more human feeling state unfolding in front of our protests around the country to be seen change while at the same time that just. a charmer here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. the they'll. if. you think the. glow in the welcome to cross talk time peter lavelle yemen a failing state unfolding in front of our eyes protests around the country demand regime change while at the same time the death toll grows why isn't there more international condemnation of the yemeni regime and why is yemen treated differently as the arab revolutions continue. to. cross-talk yemen's limbo i'm joined by mohamed kobach in london he's a member and spokes person for the yemeni national council also in london we have john reed he is a national officer at stop the war coalition and in washington he crossed windass or david newton he's an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute all right gentlemen this is cros

i'm laurin lester you're watching r.t. with an increased number of economists saying the u.s. is headed. back into recession consumer confidence plunging to the lowest level in more than two years remember this drives about two thirds of the economy and with new jobs numbers coming out friday that are expected to disappoint naturally the president is out talking jobs and investment today he was pushing to extend some bills set to expire next month for this reason he said that's what we're going to need to do in the short term. keep people on the job keep vital projects moving forward on projects that are already underway in a smarter way. of course if we're honest we also know that when it comes to our nation's infrastructure our roads are real ways mass transit airports we shouldn't just be playin trip or catch up we should be leading the world so he was talking about a transportation bill as as one of the issues there and you can give a speech but in reality obama and congress i have failed as far as their policies to budge two years of around nine percent unemployment if yo

the police chief in san francisco sort of mumbled was all but there's lester saying public nudity is illegal only if it's lewd in other words only if it's intended for sexual gratification or people are annoyed that it's nobody's annoyed. but people benefit is the castro good for something new to support going to restaurants and some of them are french is it not thought san francisco supervisor scott wiener that's really the place the nudity is going too far but it's not a complete cover up you just want to put a towel on the seat before they sit down on the floor. so what do you think is that a fair solution just ask the nudist to lay down a talent they're going to sit on a park bench well apparently the people who have been sitting on these park benches in the bus without putting it out of the breaking some like ancient nudist code it's apparently very well known in the news community that is what you do and what about just the idea of being nude in the city i mean i don't know we live in a fascist police state where you have to put something down before you sit down make it in pub

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i'm lauren lester and you watch. we begin today with our coverage of the sixty sixth united nations general assembly now this morning we heard from president obama of the u.s. of course who in the midst of u.s. wars in afghanistan and iraq but more specific to obama the nato combat mission in libya that he greenlighted for the u.s. well he talked a lot about peace the pursuit of peace peace is more than just the absence of war a lasting peace. he says heart people can live in sustained freedom. and security even as we proclaim our love for peace and our hatred of war. he says hard this is hard yes it certainly does seem so president obama and also when talking about conflicts in the arab world he urged sanctions for syria while he took a much more cautious approach you could say to u.s. allies yemen and bahrain and also as a bid for a vote on palestinian statehood builds up at the u.n. obama said it's not the bodies role to get involved in this wall tens of thousands of palestinians seem to disagree and rallied for t

a viewer sent us these pictures on newton avenue and lester avenue at 8:30 last night.s had everything under control in less than 45 minutes. one man was hurt but his injuries do not appear to be serious. >>> one man found dead inside an oakland home had been found standed that according to an autopsy report. they found the victim's body after responding to a fire on coolage and nichole avenue. they think the fire was started to cover up the crime. they saw several people running from the scene after the fire started. >>> california's crime rate has been released. for the fourth year, crimes in every category continues to drop. >>> they are kicking off for national preparedness month. they are informing passengers on how to prepare themselves for disasters. people to in will be attaching information -- fema will be attaching information and they will have information in emergency kits. >>> wildfires more than 100 square miles have burned since the fires began over the weekend after severe lightning storms. they say brewers -- they say so far no homes have been destroyed

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you're not going to want to mess it maybe here joseph has a solution to it follow me on twitter or lester see it that i'm. sure is that so much of it is on the economy because it is going to really create emerging countries in an ever changing world but what does it mean when a country is finally emerged. live. we'll. read you the latest in science and technology from the realms where. we've got the future of coverage. mission free liquid intake should be free and splutters free to make amends three. three. three. plug in video for your media project a free media party dot com. hello in welcome to crosstalk i'm peter with emerging countries in an ever changing world but what does it mean when a country is finally emerged. it. discussed the fate of western capitalism and globalization i'm joined by john laughlin the director of studies at the institute of democracy in cooperation he's a lecturer in politics at the university of kent and allan friedman he's a former economist working for the greater london authority and i'd like to point out predicted the second wave of this great contracti

i'm lester hold. it's a story of celebrity and mystery. it centers around chicago's hometown heroes. they were expecting their first child. no one was expecting it to end in the deadly way that it did. here is rob. >> reporter: it was morning in a coo complex in the upscale chicago suburb of deerfield. the day was getting started. quiet. until the scream. a woman in the building heard it. she called her neighbor upstairs. >> are you okay. i heard a woman screaming pretty loud. would you give me a call, please. >> reporter: no response. now feeling something like dread, the neighbor picked up the phone again and dialed 911. >> i heard a woman screaming. it's been totally silent. >> reporter: the police rushed to the scene. the woman was right to call 911. the pregnant neighbor was dead. what happened upstairs and why? solving the mystery would lead to a beloved football player, several women in his life and set the stage for a cat and mouse stage and who they think killed an expected mother in cold blood. her name was ronnie ryder. >> from

these group homes can be traced back to lester row love who founded the rebecca home for girls in 1967 honeybee quartet to promote the home. ♪ the lord wrote us everything ♪ and all of my worry is vein living by faith ♪ >> his home for girls faced allegations of abuse, and now decades later another home that grew out of the same tradition is facing similar allegations. once again, here gary tuchman. >> i'm about to meet a man who i know doesn't want to talk me. we know that because don williams and his father, ron, had already told us in an e-mail they would not comment about abuse that has allegedly happened for many years on the secluded property in the northern indiana town of wynonna lake. it's a bapist boarding school and church for adolescent girls. the allegations are so disturbing, we felt we needed a face-to-face meeting with the father or son in charge. we've had a lot of people complain. can you give us a comment about that? >> i would rather not. >> our conversation did not end there. but first let us introduce you to susan, who is now 45 but spent two and a half years ther

swells generated by the storm could effect the lesser ann -- lester an tile lee -- lesser antilles tonight. >>> the national weather service warned the culvert, bridges, roadside ditches may be overwhelmed with water. hurricane irene killed three people in vermont. it turned rivers into torrents and washed away roads, houses, and bridges. the white house in the meantime is asking congress for $5.2 billion in new disaster relief. the money will help the victims of the tornadoes in the midwest. this does not include the billions needed to help states that were damaged by hurricane irene. >>> 6:41 is the time right now. the unusual cleanup after a truck fills its cargo. the reason some people rush to the scene and it wasn't to help the driver. >>> why people at the beach will be watching the waves this weekend. it will be more than just to catch a good ride on a surf. >>> right now traffic on 280 looks pretty good in the south bay. we'll tell you more about the morning commute commute. ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female a

i want to mention lester holt will be here this weekend in perugia covering the developments in the appeals case and probably will be here on monday when as i mentioned we expect a verdict to come down. right now let's go back to ann in los angeles. >> all right, matt, thank you so much. here in california the case everyone is watching, the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray. on thursday some stunning new evidence was presented and nbc's jeff rossen is at the courthouse with more. good morning. >> as we end up this first week of the trial and it has been explosive and emotional perhaps more so than i think many people thought, seems like a new headline coming out of here every day and the latest headline comes from michael jackson's own bodyguard who took the stand on thursday, and told the jury that when he was in the room and after michael stopped breathing, dr. conrad murray made a stunning request, pack up the drugs. this is michael jackson's bodyguard, on the job, protecting the pop star, but on june 25th, 2009, there was nothing a

connie, and then lester. but those seats are -- you know how it works, connie. >> for the record, we've been here since the '60s and the '70s -- >> these people travel -- >> yes. i mean, we're seniors. >> yes. you had a question about -- >> on libya and iran. do you have any update on the threats by the iranians to bring some of their naval ships off the u.s. coast? and also, any update on the missing libyan missiles? >> okay, let me -- i'll take them in that order. on the iranian navy, i think we don't take these statements seriously, and -- given that they do not reflect at all iran's naval capabilities. as for the erroneous report about manpads, it is simply not accurate that 20,000 shoulder- fired weapons are missing, when 20,000 is the number of weapons that we have assessed the qaddafi regime may have acquired over the last 40 years. so that's an erroneous report. however, it is certainly true, as we have been talking about quite openly for weeks, if not months, and as ben rhodes, the deputy national se

thuz group homes can be traced back to lester row love who founded the rebecca home for girls in 1967rtet to promote the home. ♪ the lord wrote us everything ♪ and all of my worry is vein living by faith ♪ >> his home for girls faced allegations of abuse, and now decades later another home that grew out of the same tradition is facing similar allegations. once again, here gary tuchman. >> i'm about to meet a man who i know doesn't want to talk me. we know that because don williams and his father, ron, had already told us in an e-mail they would not comment about abuse that has allegedly happened for many years on the secluded property in the northern indiana town of wynonna lake. it's a bapist boarding school and church for adolescent girls. the allegations are so disturbing, we felt we needed a face-to-face meeting with the father or son in charge. we've had a lot of people complain. can you give us a comment about that? >> i would rather not. >> our conversation did not end there. but first let us introduce you to susan, who is now 45 but spent two and a half years there starting wh

this can be traced back to texas evangelist lester roloff.girl's singing group called the honey bee quartet to promote the hom ♪ >> well, despite the marketing pitch, his homes for girls faced multiple allegations of abuse over the years. now decades later another home that grew out of that same tra tradition is facing similar allegations. here's gary tuchman. >> reporter: i'm about to meet a man who i know doesn't want to talk to me. we know that because don williams and his father ron had already told news an e-mail they would not comment about abuse that has allegedly happened for many years on a secluded property in the northern indiana town of winona lake. the hepsaba house is a self-described fundamentalist church and boarding school for girls. the allegations are so disturbing we felt we needed a face-to-face meeting with the son or the father in charge. we found the son in a parking lot. >> we've had a lot of people complain that they've been physically, emotionally, mentally abused at your house. can you give as you comment about tha

lester, that's the kind of speech title that a presidential candidate might give. >> christie was in missouri yesterday. he travels to louisiana later this week. he still insists he's not running. >> it would be wiser just to sit back. he's got some time. but, look, it is chaotic in there. there say lot of people. it is cementing. y you could be president. that's big. >> that sounds like someone is dabbling, that's for sure. >> there is a big speech at the reagan presidential library tonight. republican fund-raisers across the country this week and word from friend and the former new jersey governor tom kean that christie is now seriously considering a late entry into the gop race. here is tonight's truth. he isn't running. and while he's listening closely, very closely, to friends and fund-raisers begging him to reconsider, the best bet is that governor christie stays on the sidelines. why? well, for starters, the governor's greatest strength as a politician is he's viewed as a straight shooter, a guy who calls it like he sees it. and this is how he sees himself. >> i don't feel lik

these group homes can be traced back to lester roloff who founded the rebecca home for girls in 1967. he used a honeybee quartet to promote the home. ♪ the lord us everything ♪ and all of my worry is vain living by faith ♪ >> his home for girls faced allegations of abuse, and now decades later another home that grew out of the same tradition is facing similar allegations. once again, here's gary tuchman. >> reporter: i'm about to meet a man who i know doesn't want to talk to me. we know that because don williams and his father ron had already told us in an e-mail they would not comment about abuse that has allegedly happened for many years on the secluded property in the northern indiana town of wwynon lake. it's a bapist boarding school and church for adolescent girls. the allegations are so disturbing, we felt we needed a face-to-face meeting with the father or son in charge. we've had a lot of people complain they've been abused at your house. can you give as you comment about that? >> i would rather not. >> our conversation did not end there. but first let us introduce you to susa

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