maggie gómez: muchas gracias, saludos a todos. la clase de 1983, pero participé en el año 81, 82 y 83, y tuve la experiencia de ganar el marching band of america, en 1981; es una experiencia grande para los estudiantes, es algo, ah-- dadamián trujijillo: estamamos o un poco de video d de, de e esa promoción, que estamos llevando a cabo; continúe, por favor, maggie. maggie gómez: te da autoconfianza a lolos estudiana, te d da un, una-a-- [hablando o en inglés]s] damián t trujillo: o orgullo. mamaggie gómezez: sí, orgugullo de p pertenecer r a algo tanan , es unana bonita exexperiencia para l los estudiaiantes. damián trujillo: mis hijijos han totocado el sasaxofón, la a tro, ¿usted qué es lo que tocó en la escuela? maggie gómez: pues, antes, comencé con la flauta, pero toqué techno sax, y mi último año fui flute girl. damián trujillo: ¿y qué clase de competencia, porque independence es una escuela grandísima, qué clase de competencia hubo entre ustedes, que viajaban en, en desfiles, y en otras ocasiones? maggie gómez: sí, muchos de

i want to get back to maggie haberman. i understand you are learning the details about these charges. we know there's about seven of them, i believe. what are you learning? >> gail, and we have been told through our reporting that there's seven counts, and that none of these counts is the same, that one of these is where willful retention of documents, one is conspiracy -- we says elie honig noted before -- and then another one is false statements. but there are others that we are not aware of. a lot is going to matter when this indictment is unsealed, when we get to look, at it when we get to see the criminal complaint, we will know much more. but this tracks with everything that you and i both know about this investigation over the last however many months it's been, over a year. >> yeah, it has been over a year. but when it comes to these counts, even though the former president was bracing for this he is in new jersey right now, he's going to go to miami, right now, as he said himself on truth social on tuesday, for th

maggie, i want to start with you. what are you hearing? >> well, i think everyone is still in shock who is hearing the news, both people around the former president and frankly people across the political spectrum, because we have been hearing the drip, drip of this case for so long. his team was prepared for this to happen this week. didn't have information that it is going to. seven counts a s a lot. we don't know exactly what all of the charges are yet. we'll have to see what the complaint is. we won't know until it's unsealed. this is obviously not a good development, and it's one he was hoping to avoid. >> elie honig, from a legal perspective, what do you think the seven counts are? what do we know based on what's been presented thus far? >> the best indicator we have so far is the search warrant affidavit for mar-a-lago. when the justice department went to a judge, they said we have probable cause to believe that three different crimes are committed, willful retention, or mishandling of defense information. that's part of the espiona

thank you. >> jimmy: john, maggie guys, here's how the game works.ou'll draw a clue from the top of the pile. you have to get your partner to guess the clue as quickly as possible, then hand the buzzer to the person on your right. if you're holding the buzzer when it goes off, your team loses that round we're going to play three rounds let's take our positions >> all right >> jimmy: where are you? you'll be across from me, all right? when you're ready, i'm going to press start, and you got to draw the first clue and go for this all right? >> let's do it >> jimmy: all right, here we go >> okay. >> jimmy: come on, bud, we got this >> all right, i'm ready. >> tariq: let's connect. >> i'm ready i'm ready. >> tariq: yes. tap in yes. [ beeping >> jimmy: go >> oh, okay. >> a fish that's very angry. has angry teeth. >> tariq: shark. >> but they're little and a lot of them. >> tariq: oh, piranha. >> that's right. >> jimmy: wow. very calm. [ applause ] >> yeah. thank you. [ cheers and applause >> he's an ogre with green ears >> jimmy: shrek. >> yep >> jimmy: w

i'd love to turn it over to maggie for her presentation. thanks so much, maggie. thanks for the introduction chrissy. it's definitely an interesting being on the other side of this. i'm excited to do my first lecture here at the museum since joining the team. so as many of you guys have figured out this is about martha gellhorn, we're gonna talk a little about hemingway as well because you can't talk about martha gellhorn in world war two without talking about the infamous ernest hemingway. and so one of the things that you know, i do want you guys to keep in mind. is that like this whole perception of martha? you know, how did she get to where she was where she did become a famous wartime correspondent. was it based off of her work her reporting in advance, or was it based off of her connections to hemingway? now thinking about wartime correspondence. i do want to kind of fast forward a little bit to look at some more modern wartime correspondence now when i think a female wartime correspondence i go back to my youth. i know that's giving away my age a little bit

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maggie haberman, thank you.perspective on trump's legal troubles, i want to bring in former federal prosecutor, and cnn's legal analyst elie williams. there is like four different developments that you and -- we went through. but just to start on that most recent one, the mic roman and the proper agreement, as it's now -- explain how that works, and the significance? i mean, it is a big deal, because he is the first person we know of that is cooperating when it comes to the fake electors scheme? >> there is a reason why they call proper agreements the queen for a day agreement. where you come in, and are given at least of the promise, or informal promise of a benefit to the prosecutors. if somebody agrees to be truthful and straightforward, prosecutors might take something off of their sentence if they plead guilty. or, and, can also -- prosecutors can commit to not using things that this person says against them to bring charges against them. that's all contingent upon being honest. if prosecutors find that he

trump biographer, maggie haberman is there. she joins us now by phone.aggie, obviously you heard the former president speech. we did not take it here live. what did you make of what he told his supporters prep compared to how he's acting in florida earlier today. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. i will be a travel influencer... hey, i thought you were on vacation? it's too expensive. use priceline, they've got deals no one else has. what about work? i got you. looking great you guys! ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ every day, more dog people are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for you

[applause] >> thank you so much maggie for this wonderful presentation. i sure learned a lot about martha. for those folks watching online you can type in questions now on facebook either in the comments or on youtube in theua chat. i'm going to start with them before pass it to you all sorry about that someone trump to all on facebook. was asking for correspondent d day did she win any awards or have any recognition based on a really stellar work? often partially not. this is something still gets me. hemingway who never saw the actual battle himself in his article published from the same time hers was and that is the one that became famous. she never really received any acclaim for that. it would be later on, her legacy later on we get the recognition for it. but great question, set and care. but great question. the questions in the crowd? i saw this gentleman personal pass the mic this way. i think a enos allow the photographs were from the jon f. kennedy presidential library. i was when it what is the connection between them? >> so again most of her ph

maggie haberman from bedminster in kj new jersey at the former president's club.n a former assistant u.s. attorney from the southern district of florida. and also former chief of public integrity in the justice department's south florida office. one of the perfect people to talk about all this with. we'll get back to what the former president is saying tonight in a moment, but what you saw today happening in this courthouse behind us, do you believe that's the way that anyone else would be treated? do you think he was treated differently? >> not for a second. he was given special treatment the likes of which i've never seen before. any other defendant charged with that many violations, possessing that many top secret classified documents, then charged with obstructing justice, making false statements and having another open pending felony case would have been hard pressed for the government not to ask for detention and for that defendant to be sitting behind bars waiting to see whether or not he'd get out. this defendant was released under virtually no conditions.

. >>> joining me here in studio in norc norc times maggie haperman.aggie, you've done extensive reporting on the employees at mar-a-lago that have been the center of the investigation. what do you make of this other saga jack smith is asking about? >> the pool saga? >> yeah. >> there is this aide to trump and this maintenance worker/odd jobs handler who were involved in a couple of episodes, related to putting a lock on the door. and i think it is suspicious, and they're looking for more information. what they end up doing with that or concluding with that, i think it's unclear. but they don't believe they are getting a full picture. >> ellie, you're a former federal prosecutor. when you look at something like this and you hear they've seized the phone of a maintenance worker here, what questions would you have? >> the big question here is, was this on purpose or was this an accident? i completely understand why prosecutors were charmed to this, right? especially when you consider the timing. there's already been a subpoena at this point. you've alrea

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and joining me here in studio's new york times maggie haberman, and former federal prosecutor ali onhank you both for being here. maggie, you've done extensive reporting on the employees at mar-a-lago who have gone befor e the grand jury, who have been at the center of this investigation. what do you make of this other saga that jack smith's act asking about? >> the pool saga? i mean i think it's all of the piece, which there is who -- is this aide to trump, and there is the maintenance worker slash odd jobs handler, who was involved in a couple of episodes that relate to putting a lock on a door, or asking about footage. and i think it is all related to episodes that the doj finds somewhat suspicious. and they are looking for more information about. what they end up doing about, or agreeing with that, i think it's unclear. but they don't believe they are getting the full picture, clearly, from these guys. >> and ali, your former federal prosecutor, when you look at something like this and you hear that they've seized the phone of the maintenance worker here, and they're looking at a

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kaitlan, our competition, maggie and i have been reporting on this for long time. it wasn't clear that the former president was going to go charged and if he was charged what they could charge him with beyond obstruction. but once we got this recording it was so clear this was going to be a key piece of evidence. it was obvious because in here he is admitting in his own word, this is a recording, one of the most damning kinds of evidence that a prosecutor can have against someone, admitting he willingly, knowingly retained secret information. he seems a little confused about the classification of this alleged document, but that is incredibly damning. we don't know where this document is. so i am sure that pollutrosecut are working on that -- if they don't have the -- why they don't have it back. also the fact he is undercutting his own claim of his power to declassify so any point in this investigation they have argued again to prosecutors they didn't have to return something because he declassified it. this completely undercuts that and could potentially go to obs

i think maggie's got good sources, hopefully, she's correct.uld put cover pretty much the entire waterfront of what we know has been investigated. as i say, your first question is the one that is most troubling. justice isn't really running the show here, putting out what they've done and what they've done it. >> john dean, carl bernstein, i appreciate it. carl bernstein just mentioned congressional reaction for that i wanna go to cnn's manu raju, who's on capitol hill. manu, what are you hearing there. >> right now, it's almost a repeat of what happened earlier this year when donald trump became the first president who is indicted -- in the new york case involving those hush money payments. instantly, in that situation, trump's staunchest allies rushed to his defense. we're seeing this right now in the aftermath of news of trump being the first ever -- president ever indicted on federal child charges. his staunchest supporters coming out on twitter, issuing statement after statement, packing the justice department saying, joe biden is getting

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nbc's maggie vespa joins us from davenport. what are they saying and what more are we learning about the concerns with the apartment? >> yeah, so, jose, at this point officials are giving insight into a number of things. number one, they're giving reporters in the room an update on the site surveillance and we're awaiting details on that and they have laser scanning drones over this property yesterday that can among other things build a 3d model of the site and what they were trying to do with that was determine a timeline as to when this site may come down. we learned this a couple of days ago. officials now believe there could be two people trapped inside that trouble. ryan hitchcock and brandon coleman. we talked to their families in the last couple of days and they have not heard from these men and brandon was in one of the top four apartments that basically collapsed on sunday. so we're hearing about that. we also just heard that there is a third person who they say is still unaccounted for and was basically listed as a po

it's a simple survey by the beard and maggie, okay? yeah not the bearded maggie. but the beard and maggie so thank you. and in the words of sylvester. the other legendary madam of disco. you make me feel mighty real and indeed it is each and every one of you who make the magic of our city come alive. so thank you. and let's continue to build a future where our stories will shine brightly. so thank you. yeah right. well hello, everybody. i am so pleased to be here with you. let's give another huge round of applause for bongo. i'm telling you. i really needed to hear that uplifting music at the end of a long day, and i buy had that every morning when i woke up. oh my gosh, the world would be within our reach every single day all of our goals. i am so pleased to be able to recognize some of the amazing people who have joined to celebrate today. i want to make sure to call out a few of the civic leaders who are here and if you'll join me in just giving a round of applause to them. i'd really be appreciative supervisor dean preston. our treasurer jose cisneros. our cit

maggie haberman joins me now. maggie, there's a lot to go through. been, like, five developments every single day it feels like. what does it say to you, as you were the first to report this earlier today, that the miami garage is still investigating? what does that signify to you? >> it's interesting, kaitlan. it could be a couple of things. as we understand it, there have been a bunch of subpoenas that have gone out, and that indicates it's still active. it could be they're looking to charge additional people. it could be they're looking to do the superseding indictment with additional charges. it could be that they're looking to bolster evidence. but it means that this case is still very much ongoing, which, again, just adds another fascinating and kind of shocking dimension to a political candidacy, that this investigation, which has been really the most potent against trump, is still in stages of discovering information. >> and the other complicating factor here is that we now know it's suzie whiles who -- anyone who covers trump knows her. peop

dad, it's maggie. oh, hi, maggie. nice to see you. hi, hi. pat: some fans have even speculated perhaps the 28-year-old will be her dad's successor. but as for who pat wants to replace him, when paparazzi asked him that very question in 2020, he answered with his signature snarky, yet lovable sense of humor. paparazzi: when you retire, i mean, who's going to take the reins? once i'm gone, i don't care who takes the reins. such a great run. ok, got some more news for you. jennifer lawrence, she's just like us. sure, she's an oscar winner and has a new movie no hard feelings out. but, like so many, she's a big vanderpump rules fan. and when we sat down with her, jlaw did not hold back about the show's reunion and the scandalous love triangle between tom, raquel, and ariana. well, kit hoover's got this one. god, i'm only recently caught up. and that was hard. that was hard to watch. i have been super, super selfish. and arariana-- selfisish does notot [bleepep] cover it, kit: jenninifer is a s serios vanderpumpmp rules fan, but t ariana andnd raq

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our first witness is maggie carter. miss carter begin working at starbucks part-time four years ago. to get health benefits and pay while attending university of tennessee. her story knoxville, tennessee, was the first our bookstore in the south to unionize. since then, miss carter has helped workers of numerous other stories organized. i'm delighted to have you here to talk about her experience. miss carter. thanks for being with us. turn the mic on -- >> thank you so much, mister chairman. my name is maggie carter. i'm a single mom to a beautiful eight-year-old boy named colson. being his mom is the absolute greatest gift of my life. he is why i ended up at starbucks. the only place to offer me part-time benefits and what i thought would be flexible scheduling while in school. as a lesbian, i was also drawn to starbucks by its reputation as a progressive employer. i started working at starbucks in jackson tennessee in may of 2019. i was paid $8. 35 an hour. then in march of 2020 came. and it felt as if the world shut

thank you. >> let's bring in cnn political accident at "the new york times" maggie haberman.the party that elected trump in 2016 and the party that that has him the frontrunner rate now in the primary polling. what does that mean for will hurd as candidate? >> there is a third component, this field is expanding. hurd is the 12th candidate to get in. it's pretty surprising how many late entrants we have seen. that speaks not just to the fact that trump is continuing to dominate in the field, which he is, but also that ron desantis, the governor of florida who been seen a as the likeliest to topple trump has gone down. he hasn't sustained a decent polling number. a lot of people want to get in. that thins out the opposition to donald trump. so it is not just is there an appetite for, you know, a candidacy like will hurd's on its own much when you are looking at a field which there isn't a happen appetite for that based on how well trump is doing and ron desantis behind him, you are splitting a smaller segment of the party up. i think hurd, chris christie, i think they are makin

joining us is donna brazile, lee zeldin and julie pace and our maggie haberman. through the 49 pages of the indictment, vintage donald trump. >> that was what i was thinking. it is all aspect of his personality thinking he can talk his way through everything. these are allegations and these are based on his lawyers and audio recording of him and it is him boasting and having disregard of certain rules and talking his way out of anything. >> it is one of the most devastating i'ms i've ever read. >> you addressed in the new york times and one of the bigamist reigns leadings is why donald trump would want to keep all the documents. >> that's not addressed and doesn't have to be legally in the indictment, but it'll be an enduring question and one that prosecutors try to deal with at trial and a range of questions about this leverage and something to monetize them and prosecutors went down the road and was he trying to use for business deals and none is there. chris christie said on the set seven months ago he believed part was about trump's inability to be president

questions about those concerns, and crews are expected to search here for days tom. >> all right, maggie vespa for us. >>> there are breaking developments in that special counse investigation involving former president trump and new details about a classified document mr. trump was hear discussing on tape we told them last night. walk us through it. >> a source told nbc news that the republican front-runner was heard on that tape talking about a classified document regarding iran back in 2021. now a new report says doj investigators subpoenaed trump attorneys for that document, and those attorneys say they have not found it. that's according to "the new york times" citing two sources familiar with the matter that leaves open the possibility the document is still at large or that mr. trump was incorrectly describing it or that it never even existed mr. trump calling the story fake news. meanwhile, nbc news learning former vice president mike pence will face no charges over his handling of classified documents found at his home. that's according to a letter the doj sent to pence's attorney

first in her family to go to college, maggie bell has over $30,000 in federal student loan debt. she calls the ruling crushing. >> it's hard for me to save now. it's hard for me to plan to buy a house. it's hard for me to get out of renting. i feel stuck. >> reporter: but this man praised the decision saying he never took out federal loans, and the biden plan was unfair. >> what it will lead to is people relying on the government to bail them out when they are in debt. >> reporter: the ruling comes as the court closes out another consequential term with key decisions on major social issues, the justices have been sharply divided when it comes to affirmative action and yet surprising many by upholding voting rights, and in another ruling today pitting the right to free speech against the right to be free from discrimination. the court ruling in favor of a graphic designer, lorie smith, who says she wants to make wedding websites, but not for gay couples. >> whether you share my beliefs or completely disagree with them, free speech is for everyone. >> reporter: the six conservative

so maggie, get into that for me.ntractor was warning people who were working on the building, what did he know? >> reporter: yeah, so this man's name is ryan shaffer, he first spoke out on facebook and to the local paper. he talked to nbc's shaq brewster, in february he put in a bid to do the repairs that were needed on this building, but he says his bid was not accepted. he says that the owner andrew wold took a cheaper bid in part because he said he wanted shaffer to do the work of shoring the building, while bricks were being replaced. this is ryan shaffer's story. we have been not been able to reach andrew wold. cut to the past weekend he had been watching work happen on the building and he started to see brick walls bowing out. some of the window frames were collapsing and looked uneven and windows started to shatter, and then he says once the outward bricks started to fall, you could see the inner brick work starting to kind of -- the way he says the bricks were sandwiching in between each other, a sign that th

nbc news correspondent maggie vespa joins us now.eys. bring us up to speed. >> the core message was that they said jayland walker was not the menace in this case. instead, they say the menace was actually akron police, specifically the eight officers, but also the department's, they say, culture of violence and hate. take a listen. >> this lawsuit is way bigger than jayland walker. this has been a systemic failure. policing in akron has been an abomination of policing. it's our further hope that the mischaracterizations of jayland walker will now fade into memory like this document. >> it's important to know one of the mischaracterizations that attorney is referring to is how the city initially talked about the shooting when it happened. they pointed out, yes, this happened when walker was running away from officers and the investigation found he was unarmed when he was shot. the city also stressed that basically a traffic chase preceded this and dash cam video shows walker appearing to shoot out of his car at officers. that was some

he sat with maggie haberman for two lengthy interviews, in person. in florida.ut it's all made up. haberman was on cnn where she was asked if she was sure it was trump who was clogging up the pipes. >> his toilet? no mistaking whose toilet it was? >> it was in the pipes. i mean, it was in the pipes. and this was -- this was -- this was his bathroom. so yes. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want you to think about the fact that donald trump actually had to come out and in writing deny he clogged up the toilet at the white house. [ laughter ] this is a conversation you have with your 3-year-old. "did you flush papers down the toilet?" not the former president. it makes sense because for whatever reason, trump is obsessed with toilet flushing. >> people flush toilets 10, 15 times as opposed to once. we won't talk about toilets. that's it. the only subject they ever talk about is toilets so i don't mention it. the headline was "trump with the toilets." toilets. sinks. all right? showers. and what goes with a sink and a shower? ten times, right? ten t

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they're not telling us directly just taking a systemic approach of the search of the scene. >> maggiek you. >>> a former star of the sitcom "that '70s show" is facing decades in prison found guilty of two counts of rape. a jury did acquit danny masterson of a third rape charge in a high-profile rape trial that brought scientology back into the spotlight. here's miguel almaguer. >> critical mass. >> reporter: danny masterson is facing up to 30 years in prison after two weeks of deliberations inside a los angeles courtroom, a jury convivicted the a actor two counts of rapee but did not find him guilty o on a t third count. mamasterson's s spokespersrson declclined commement to nbcbc n following the conviction, however, his accusers who have not been publicly identified had plenty to say. jane doe number 2 writing, i am experiencing a complex array of emotions, relief, exhaustion, strength, sadness knowing that my abuser, danny masterson, will face accountability for his criminal behavior. jane doe number 3 whose count the jury did not convict on writing in part, i am devastated that he

oh, you're right, maggie. now no satnt— oh, you're right, maggie.is what is harry thinking? that's the thing. you know, i woutt— that's the thing. you know, i woutt rove— that's the thing. you know, i would love to— that's the thing. you know, i would love to have been in that meettng— would love to have been in that meettng wttn— would love to have been in that meeting with spotify and think of meeting with spotify and think ot att— meeting with spotify and think ot att ot— meeting with spotify and think of all of those— meeting with spotify and think of all of those corporate men trytng— of all of those corporate men trytng to— of all of those corporate men trytng tolsoot— of all of those corporate men trying to .cool and - of all of those corporate men trying to cool and creative, trying to be cool and creative, tut— trying to be cool and creative, tut navtng— trying to be cool and creative, tut navtng to— trying to be cool and creative, but having to kind of blink stowty— but having to kind of blink stowty as— but having to kind of blink stowty

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i would love to turn it over to maggie hartley for her presentation. thanks very much. >> thanks for the introduction. it was interesting being on the other side of this. i'm excited to do my first lecture at the museum since joining the team. so as many of you have figured out, this is about martha gellhorn. we will talk about hemingway as well. you can talk about martha gellhorn in world war ii without talking about the infamous ernest hemingway. one of the things i want you to keep in mind is the whole perception of martha. how did she get where she was where she did become a famous wartime correspondence. was it based off of her work, her reporting in advance? or was it based on poor connections? thinking about wartime correspondence, i want to fast forward to look at more modern wartime correspondence. i think a female wartime correspondent, i go back to my youth, i think of martha and lara logan, in the afghanistan wars, two female faces that i remember. it's not as uncommon to see women on the front now. even thinking to ukraine, with everything

reporter: surveillance video shows the moment a man broke into maggie rini's creative design in northch. the man spent several minutes inside the shop rummaging through cases and drawers and stealing what he can before taking off. owner daniel maggie rini commences aside from the items the men got away with, he stole the sense of security. >> this is the worst to break and we have ever had. we have had items stolen out of here. like sneaky thieves, we have cameras to set up. nothing like this. >> you missed some important things, but he also took about $40,000 and a little over $40,000 worth of handcrafted work. >> reporter: he had craft items here and he also the metalworking school year. the stolen work was his and some came from his students and teachers. >> it was really horrible when it is your handcrafted work. we're probably going to have to do a fundraiser to cover some of that glosses as well as mine. >> reporter: the break-in happened at the beginning of may. esays this is an active investigation but could not provide more details at this time. ing ck and forth with his insu

my name is maggie weiland. and i'm the director of the entertainment commission. nice to see high oh, thank you all so much nice to see all of your faces today. although this is our 13th annual summit. this is actually our 20th year of being a city department here in san francisco. so this is a big year for us. um i don't believe i see him in the audience. but i did want to thank terence alan today for all of you t

was so good along side purchased acting royalties, such as have an important component carter and maggie smith and then a few years later, i didn't know that she's, she's starting to hold her film, playing the title rule, and hold her fantasy film cold war log. now you start and many also known basic films amassing more than a $150.00 acting credits across his career. but in recent years, he find success appearing in one man state shows, but really the doors and 19 hearing hiking in particular. that was his lifelong obsession. this was not just a hobby for him, it was a passion. and it's probably best described by him himself. in an interview, a few years ago to the guardian, he said he was happiest when he was close to a mountain summit on a glorious cooled morning that this is obviously desperately sad for his family to have this news confirmed that these remains are his. and he was only only 65 years old. mm. yeah. does dw colleague, my dw colleagues, any grain talking to us about the life and the life in korea of julian sands? jenny, thanks so much. thanks. right now, these painting